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U. S. STEEL
IS STRONG.
Considerable Activity Shown on
New York Stock
Marker.
MONEY CONTINUES EASY l;''
MONEY CONTINUES EASY As;
Nothing Develops to Disturb
Confidence III Financial
Circles. II.
icy Associated 1'ress.)

Wy t1stOCIutcu
x NEW YORK. Oct. 17--Tfe animation
which grew UP Iii the speculation IN me
luttcr part Of last week showed further.
Increase to-day. From start to finish OF
tho session Of tho stock Exchange there
WIS practically no cessation or the active
business on tho floor, which taxed me
resources for recording transactions a.
times and kept the faculties of5thc brok-
ers at n tension throughout the day.
Large crowds were trying to do business
at tho same time Mt the posts where the
favolite active stocks were dealt IN.
While great confusion was apparent 3, a t
shows that the market was Under ln1clll-
gent direction and that the largest opera,
tons were conducted according to q fxed
y heaviest buying md tho strongest 40.
vances occurred With The most important
!, selling at other points was evidence OF inc
skillful leadership existing. /, The day 4,
Ae The l now Buying came from many dif-
erent 9gatters and an mIportr hs Ppet
were in United States Steel preferred. and
to a less extent IN the common, ~ Kead,
less effectively In Pennsylvania and Erie,
Next to ithcne points Of strength the most
5IOtnblo feature In tho market was Inc
manner In which tho selling To take;
profits held back and IN even depr essed
Union Pacific. Southern Pacific, Rock
Island, st. Pa11, Baltimore ana Ohio ana
Norfolk and Western. Isl 81
# Louisville and Nashville made no 8stlch
y demonstration as on saturday, and aftor.
4 It's opening advance OF 17-8 II was under
pressure throughout. There was no speci--
3siic effect from the new Developments OF
I tile day, except MS they offered nothing
to disturb tho confidence which has rea chs
I 90 tho proportions OF enthusiasm ut the
Houtburst OF speculative spirit.
IS Money continued ensy. and no one was
heard to express II fear that It would not
( do 50 Indefinitely. The prOft-taking had Its
greatest effect in the last hour of tho
market, and made tho closing irregular
and considerably below the best prices. SE
81 Bonds were strong. Total sales, par
.value, 1905, 900. United States bonds were
unchanged Oh call.
were 1,974.a00 shares
{s MONEY AND. E-xCEI4aNGE-cLOSE:
Money on ca III steady at 1 3-A11a per cent; 4
closing bid, 81 per cent; offered ut 2;
n per cent: tiHo loans s teady:a sixty days
las IA per cent; ninety days. 1-2 per
cent; six months, 3 1-2IS 81 per cent:
prime mercantile paper. 4 l-2q1 per cent.
Sterling exchange strong with actual bus
mess III bankers bills Mt 81 5.i5@4. $3.50 for
demand and ut sa.S3, 45a4 So. 50 for sixty day
Z bills; posted ra ties. 4iS4fli.S 81 ~! and
1856 l-o; commercial bills. 4.S3 1-SI4. SO IA.
Bar silver, ~ .!-S; Mexican dollars. 49,
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FULTON / NOTES. !.

Mr., r. G. Godscy. of tho Fulton yards OF
the Chesa ptake and Ohio r Railroad, Is able
m bc out after "a severe spell OF typhoid
Mr.. Leon Reams, son Of Superintendent j.
w Rcams.. OF tho Richmond Cedar Works,
Is visiting his parents n,Varna. ~
who las been spending several weeks with
friends and relatives in Williamsburg. Va,
homo Of her cousin, the Rev, John w.
Dougherty. on Graham street
Tho builders League Of tho Denny Street
morrow afternoon mt o'clock mt the resi-
dence Of Mrs; Alma Richards on Louisiana
Matiaponi Tribe. No, 1lo, i. q. r. Nj Will
meet Tomorrow night at Donunuo's Hall,
Louisiana Street. 5s
anaut nev Bap'ist esura pssF has
been confined at his home on Hopkins Street,
on account OF Illness, Is able TO DO out.
meat ana oyster stand On Williamsburg ave.
nue.. was relieved In, a mysterious way Sat
,lrday morning OF Sba. Tho money was taken
4 deghtful "tacky party was given a few
evenings ase by Miss Marion u, Ell!nston At
were Misses Maud GathrIsht, Lizzie Hicks,
Norma Oh !ldress. Myrtle Cartwright. Lille
Rena Ns1a waas
fl!rston LuTay HaTdin. Eleis All. 1ls,lllinEton,
pllS
IlNp lnroughty. Willie Bowden. Jesse
Austin. Ellison Hardcastle, Melvin, Kay.
Burke. Leon Wade and ID Bushell.
leon Wada captured tho "honby prl1c''3
for presfntinH tho taokiest appearances.
9rhe Fult5p Y's Will meet might at the
residence Of Mr., II, Nflsen, on Vlliamsburg
Nh anl AIRS, stevens and children. of New
YORK. s /, y,s.!ag Mr1 Albert q isamuels,
re tpSs eharIss Il, Mosby ana Mr. George
II, Duke will leave to-day for panyllle,
va, whore they Will represent Patrick Henry
Council, ,Ir Q. u. a, NJ. at the. State con-
yentlcn which meets In that city. Messrs:
Mostly and Duke are past councillors Of
ss9lal MSoSnGus ana Annie q
state Convention of tho lslng's Daughters
and SINS, which meets ut Front Royal Dc.
jtober 18th. She VIII represent tho icup Of
Cold Water Circle, ~
Mrs, William ~ TLrockniorton ds QUITE III
Tonight Mt Donallue's Hall a{ x
b Mr. Charles II. Smith, who has been quito
ILL., for sevelp slyeeksS Is sioWls lescing,
i = i i.
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4 ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Il

TRAINS9 LIJAVE slsICEIMOND. DAILY--BY RU.T
STREET STATION. ~ ss' n
LIFFECI4YIJ . OtNIJ4iA, SEPT. nth. t.s
1905 A.. MA. Z. i. Express 70 III points
800 4. III. -PctersbtA and Norfolk.
Il: 10 4. y. -Tl,etersbui1 and NJ ana ,W. West
1900 r.. 5M.--petersDursS nnd Norfolk. ts 3Sgls Al
.i:iO i. M-Godsboro Local. IS & "a
4 6:55 Il. .--Petersburg local, = . sss
7:Si II M-.Florida and West Indian Linz
tied" to all points South. y. y. .iSl
$3.50 II. M.--rsters burg and N. and w. West. x
ii $50 j. 9M.-Petershurg Local. 2 B III 81
"A 5l TRAINS Alti,INti yltlGHAlON ND! $.
4:o7 a. Nj; 1895 a. Ai IS \, M. :, s.l0;'s
$50 r. M.;%7:is p. .;A9:o5 p NJ.
slaxccpt sGnaay. .,Sunday only, s 4
+ fs'-s..S q. H. AAIPjIlLLt DIV, Pass. AIT.
y w. J. CaAIG, Gen. Pass. ACT II
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SPECIAL TRAINS, ELBATO ASHLAND,
LI0lAL -..

SPECIAL TRAINS, ELBA T o ASHLAND,
ACCOUNT OF HORSE SHOW.
TO accommodate those attending tho
Richmond Horse Show, special trains Will
leave Elba Station at 1900 midnight,
tuesday, 1, wednesday, Thursday. Friday
and Saturday. October. 18th, 10Th, Goth,
slst, ED. for Ashland, Va. and inter-
mediate, stalIops.s Holders Of commuta-l
ton card tickels will pay local faro TO
I.aurel3and6 iltermedinte points, and 3c.
north q d d1na,. II eannss1l9
ine communication book tickets. Will be
accepted for passage on these trains az
usual. w. p. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
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SOUTH !. RN RAILWAY

sCHEnULE>IN EFFECT MA I; s9r ri. 1904 s,s
4 TT AINS Fl LEAVE sRICHA1ON sg
Ell 100 "A. M.-Datly. Local for Charlotte. NJ O.,
d $50 p. SM.-Daily Limited. Buffet Pullman
to 4itlnntn and ABlrminghap, New Orleans,E
Memphis. Chattanooga and 4all Tho South.
5gs $500 +. M.--Dx. Sunday. Ikaysvllle Local.
HOO p. M..-Daily Limited. Pullman ready
$3.50 p. NJ, for all the South. l.$Sg
4 5y5 &YORk RIVER LINE, FS}SjiS ~ VI II
The favorite route to baltimore and Eastern
Gpolns u. S. Leave Richmond ago y. M.-Dally.
except Sunday. FlJa8t 55f as MI
s:l5 2, M.-Local. Daily. except sunday
80 7: NJ, Except Sunday For West Iaoint:
connecting with steamers for Raltlmora and
river landings. Steamers sailing from West
Point Monday. "Wednesday and Friday. call at
Yorktown and Clay Bank Tuesday, ThursdayS
and Saturday, Almonds ana Glonceste r Polpt.9
4:45 AZ M.--Except sunday. Local mixed forS
I !" e TRAINS .i: ARRIVE RICHMOND
SIS s;5s NJ and SIS A,TEr0n' al sh 81
s:%s. M.-Trom Charlotte and Durham.
558 8:40 A. M--From EI<ryAvllle.
AZ 0:25 a. M.-pa fillmore and West Point.
81 0:45S a.. M. 30 r, 5M.-GTom West Point
e. w. WEsTBURY. d. p a. y. Richmond. s Va.
S.. II. HARDWICH. w. II. ETAYLOE,A
G. III AcKERT Gent Mgr ;iss
& & Washington, d. G. ~ q gsss;
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/ NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. II n. c. Oct 11--SPlRITs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doing: receipts. AZ
casks EosIn- Firm ut So receipts. 81 bar
rels. Tar Firm ut 81 recei Ats. go barrels
sNVANNAII, GA, Oct. sl7.-TuRPENT1NE-.
casks Rosin--F'irm n receipts. ..0l barrels;
sales 1.o7 barrels xrorts .41s barrels
zCUARLE.STDE.S 81 c. Oct 11.--TUitPEN-
5rIN; AND osIE--Nothing doing. ;5
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sic. ROUND I. I 500
5i, Il. IS TO THE 5s 81
WORLDS FAIRS LOUIS.

VIA NORFOLK AND WESTERN RY.
Tickets at above rate will be sold every
Tuesday and Thursday during the months
OF September and October. limited to ten
days from datas Of sale. Tickets limited
10 fifteen days, s2l,50; sixty days. $2t;
season ticket. 1920. II heso tickets will
allow stopoyer. at Summer Resorts be-
tween Bedford and Rlucneld within final,
limit OF ticket. Two fast vestibuled
trains, with through Pullman slcepers,
purlorg and dining cars. For descriptive
matter Of the Worlds Fair and further
apply at scompany's office,
S3S East Main Street. 10
lJNC. E5SyAGNl1ts..ift O. ii. BoSl.EY,
4 City Pass. Agent. Dist. "a IS. q gent
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Ike. operations arc not materially enlarged.
hut firmness Is tho prime factor in the stua-
tion. sellers refusing TO grant concess- ons,
and especially on current purchases. DiiAcnlty.
IN securing deliveries on many lines is COM
plained otsby many buyers who. as q conse-
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CHEAP RATES TO RALEIGH, N, &.

CHEAP RATES TO RALEIGH, N, c..
VIA THE sEAHoARD AIR lLlNS,
4 Raleigh. N, c., and return, $3.50, account
North Carolina State Agricultural Fair
including admission to the Fair. Tickets
sold October 18th to 2lst, inclusive limited
10 return at any time before or on Octo-
ber "a. 1904. For further information ap-
ply to y3 !, 4. 4,
ii, IS, Lizard, NJ TAAlLof,
Dis. Pass, Ago CITY Ticket ASt. 4
Phone 4Q5,
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Northern Pacific ss ...........,.............. IHs
Norfolk and western con. 4s ............ 1ooH
oregon Short Line As md Partc. .....,... 99A
cony 1O3 E4
I,eadjne General As Observation-Disclosures. 1914
ST 7j,oiIt. and Iron Mountain con. 5s..... 115h
Ht Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s........ s6is
st Y Louis southwestern lists. .............. ~
Seabo;,lIi Air. Line 4s...................... SIX
SnlI, hertI Pacific "a 94h
sc,itherrl Hallway 1lsa
'rexas and pacific lists 1a0 M
Toledo. ST. Il. nnd Western 4s.....,...... soK
linton J,ncif1c 4y 1a5
Union Pacific cony 4s....,................. ios,s
T.. S. steel I'd IS IS
W Wssss Il 1 bts. 49,:
and IAltc Erie 4s................ OIL i
" Cent Il AS 80
colorado Fuel aud Iron COW. 5s.......... slls
N. aud O., cola eral trust vs. tA
Central. OF Georgia I'd lnc................., 60
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corner OF Eleventh. and Main streets was;
run Into by Il messenger bon on n bicycles
5iicnry was Knocked down and rolled oYer
IN tic dust, while liia, messenger boy MAS ~
quickly preclpitated from his Mleel 10 The
L several me,, who saw Tho mix M ran 20 the
boys assistance, but found neither had been
seriously hurt. giS M R
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BALTIMORE. MD, Oct s17.-FLOUR-T1rm
and unchanged Nheat-Dull spot GO, contract y, C.
Southern by sample. sl.o5@l1s. Corn a sier: .
Southern white. S595sc oats-c2uset IT,. No.
white. aiG34,sc. Rye.,Ftrm; No. 2.MesteIn1,i
tat!on, I7a1sc.; do, creamery, .ie &c; DO.
yladlc liil15c.: Etore packed. 12g13c. i3 Eggs
q ~ 1ncha nEed. satt
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Richmond. Va Oct. i. 1921

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
& BALTIMORE, MD. Oct. I7.--Seaboard Air
Line common. l6Adl6is; do. preferred. 34I2iA
Atlantic Coast Line common, 13S1l 39.
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SALES:

1000 4. q. IT,, con I. ...,.....
6li00 Anal. Copper ~ ...... 4.
300 Am. Car and Foundry ~.
1870 Am. Cotton Oh .m... .,..,..
49,. American Sniff ...... .....,5
.... American Snurf, pfd. .....
5000 american Car...... ........
3W American Can, pfd.. ....
800 American Loco. COM. go.
400 American Loco, pfd.. ~.
2GlW American Sugar. 80. .-...
46lW Atch., TO. and So. Irc., com
100 Atcii, Top. and Sn. Fe.. pd.
9QDQ0 Bal tirnorc and Ohio 40, -.
34iW Brooklyn Rapid Transit -.
400 Canada Southern ..... 49,.
112O0 Canadian Pacific ...... ~.
1900 Chesu. and Ohio ,..,....
500 CliB. Great Western ......
5000 CHG. Nil. ard st. Paul 80.
e500 Colo. Fuel and Iron ........
2.22;500 Colorado Southern com. i.
0O Colo. Southern, 1st pfd. -.
GOO Colo. Southern, I'd pfd. 49,,
400 Clcv., Gil, Cllound st. lo.
800 Cont rob. pfd. ..... ~.
1900 Consolidated Gas ............
1850 Delaware and Hudson ....
100 Del, Lack. and Western !.
1900 Erie, conf. 49,. 80. ........
1900 Erie, list pfd. 5.....,
800 Erie. 20 pfd. $50. ...... Il.
100 General Electric ..... 49,.
$500 Illinois Central ...... ......
210o0 Louis. and Nashville
1900 Manhattan 49,. ...... ....t
12lW Metro. st. Ry, ~. ..,...,..
441D Mexican Central.
12S0O Mo. Ia. and Tex. com. 80
800 Mo-, kans. and Tex. pfd..5
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4 ~ gIAe u
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
poR = OF RrcHMoND, OCT, ii, 1885,

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. II. 1885,
FL ii ARRIVED S 81 Il! u
steamer Brandon Harvey Norfolk. merchan-
disc aid passengers Old Dominion line. ss
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Maud Clifford, James River. wood,
"A. Backer. 5ls& @ } 5- }t
Wake and Ballauff.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey; Norfolk, 7nlerchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line, 4
Steamer BERKELEY. Shelly e Y, NorfolK. merchan-
Steamer Old Point Comfort, G raves. James
River landingst and Norfolk, merchandise and
River ana Norfolk, light, 5S 'l3s :,
Barge sharon Hill. Dtterby, James River
light, i3
PORT OF WEST POINT, oCr. Is, 1901.
lsi ARRIvER G
Baltimore. Courtney, baltimore. passengers
and general cargo. "a
4 Elm City. Haynes. Mattapon River landings
passengers and general cargo.
baltimore. Courtney, Bal fillmore, passengers
4 Elm cIty.siiaynes. Alattapon, River landisss
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, OCT. Is, 1901.
Steamer kmstedyk, Rotterdam. Il.
Steamer Alabama, Shields. 5yt 5glt,t
Steamer Pathfinder, Baltimore.
Schooner Prescott, Palmer. Norfolk.
sehsoner Mary Z, Bow Bowen !, Morfolk
Schooner $. Il. Kaplar, Salem
Barge Cardenns, Boston. i+S
Barge Montana. Baltimore #
y Barge 1DessOng. Baltimore.
s5;5ss SAILED
y Steamer Alabama. baltimore. II
s seho5nar Hd.h Hlle asAf Roston,
Schooner J.. D. Thomas. boston,
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f,f,7vIroNSEI3l1 ON MAN.

t,OrrONsEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, Oct. Il Got tonseed oil was
again weak ard lower Prime crude T. o.
Is. mills PIC; prime summer yellow. 7G37,5c.::
or summer yollow,,S nominal; prime white and
winter yellow, s3lIt a31c. S
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NeWsboy Run Over.

Henry Wise, u nsNsboy: about twelve years
afterneon about peIeck as tbs
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NEW YORK, Oct. 17.--BI;l vI2S-Receip
G.5 head Good steers steady to firm; others
steady to shade lowcr: fat bulls and Acat cows W.
nr others steady Native s .sers g hs
sss5GS 10. y Calycs--Recelpts, i.sl9 head. Veals
tirnl TO e5c. higher tirasssrs steady Vea !,
Sitoae.0o grassors e fed calves $aisp
city dressed. salS,sc, per pound country dress
cd, 7isGlec. per pound, Sheen, and Lambs
lambs Arm to shade higher; others steady
Sheep, euls jsGst9 a !s ssi cis
81 G2Ldi ito. Hogs--Roceirts 1926 head. Market
slow, AND iowor. State hogs, 1876 60 50; choice
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sN NsS ii ss-ps9 q; = H.. s. s. -
Jan. .............. 80 6!s os so s sSs

Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR.
Firm: 10. !: spring Ssheat, si1s1ils;i No. IA
5lNc.; No. 3 yellow. t4c. No, oatS ssi;c. !;
No. white: sla3l!sc,; No. g white = s solsc:
fair 10 choice mating. 4o14sc. No. 4 t1axseei.
sI.0e; 40. i northwestern, sl.16. Moss pork.
per barrel, 31o.s5llo7 20: lard. par 100 pound a.
tT12Iii5: short ribs sides fIoose). 7.G1a 10;
short clear sides (boxod) {7.2sg7, 50. Whlskey:
basis Of high wines 2ea c!oSer contract ra,
cries, lIa20isc.: dairies, 13Gl7c. Cheese-Easy
at io9lRisc.l. Egss-Fir nm ct; mark. cases N
Guided, fsa1 Size; nrsts, B11c,; prime. frsts'
kpt. f.rfr S1lI
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Cotton quiet middilns sross =. 5ses p:
5o!7 bales o bales; stock sfss eaats
ss,lss bulcs; export to the Continent; Z; 7s5
balea TO Japan. 20 t,alez stock asa 4es naaes'
ia, Isl; bales; export to Great Britain .0.tis
bales to the Continent, IS, fsl bales; 70 stan'
4 Total since September LIST at all seaIorts..
Net receipts s7s liz bales: espGrrss %. % a,es
70 the Continent 4ss $50 bales; TO Japan, Il, s5s
bales; TO Mexico, 2.!!e5 bales, M 3i,
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.SrApuAkD AIR LINE RAILWAY

SEAD UAkD AlR LINE RAlEWAI.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMONp-DAILY.. Vi Z.
a:2O r.. M.--Saabonrd Mnil-l0:l5 r M.--Sea,
board isxpress-ro Savannah, jacksonville AT
lluutu and Southwest. n S5stt . - y IA. NJ
9:IO &, M.--Local--For Norl!na and HAMLET,
4 TRAINS ARRIVE aRlcIiMI0INp DAILY.
and tho Southwest. I55sl II "a IL E54t
i55 i. Ai.-No. 6s--From Florida. Atlanta
aug 80 ~ s &.MSo ssFrom Norllna and local
points. q I, :, ss ils
~ u, 8. Leap 2 + Ai q. = a.
$40 East Main Street, Phone +05. fsass
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NEW ORLEANS, LA. Oct, i75c 20 Is Som-
snot cotton. but The decline In futures caused
buyers 10 Withdraw and prices sassd OF on fr ne
futures steady at an ADVANCE =
ni,d i, reported frost over portion OF tn, !.
non EASTERN section OF the belt sooil ad.sr
menced to sell quietly but pcrsisteil ana
Inc market gave way under iln ing = ssauI ms
proved a point ana then gradually declined TO
Vii The nurke, closed quiet an, and ~, weak so e.
tc ,,et insses OF ISEI5 po,ns since SATURDAY.
Cotton futures steady: October. sssie g No
{yetnbcr e.s5qs67 December, :. " 7. 4, ,ai ,
S9iSiy es: April, 1o.0aff 1905; May, 10 90
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By Thomas Branch 1 Co, Bankers and Brokers.
SALES.

SALES.
ola00 Missouri Pacific ...a. 49,,
9OO Nash, Chat. and st. 10. -.
1920 New York Central .t........
500 Norfolk and Wetern 1880.
1870 N. Y. Ont. and WESTERN.
'1im Pacific Mail .... ....
GDo Penn. 4. 4. .,.i... y.
1880 Peoples Gas lChgo0 .......
100 Pressed stel Car ..... -.
2i00 PRESSED stel Car. pfd. ......i
500 Rep. Iron and Steel. conf
1900 Rep. Iron and Steel. pfd....
1910 Reading, com. ..... .......5
1000 Reading, lat MD. 80. ......
200 Reading. I'd ptd. ..... .....
1890 Rock Island, com. 40. ....
300 Rock Island, pfd. -. ...,.
-. ~ sloss, pfd.. 81. ....... $50.
2lOO st. r. and 8. Fran, "a pfd.
300 st. L. and SO wostll, pfd...f
$500 Southern Pacific ~ ..t.......;
4y7n6 Southern Railway com. j.
800 Southern Railway. pfd. s....,
1900 Sea honrdsAir Line, com.....
400 :Ssaboard Air line, pfd.....
1ei00 Tenn. Coal and Iron ......l
24SO0 Texas Pacific ........ ......
1880 Union Pacific ........ ......
$500 United States Leather 80.
16G20 tinted states Steel 80. -.
ooslO United States Steel, pfd....
1870 Va. Car. Chem, com. $500.
2i6D Va. Car. Chem, pfd... 49,.
= 900 Wabash com. -. -. ~.
1900 Wabash, bfd..... ."........
100 western Unipll ....... ......
1900 Wisconsin Central 90.
700 Wisconsin Central, pfd. ~.
Total, 1,s57;go.
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y n ~ Richmond. Fredericks:
slst sWe - burg q Potomac R.SR.
fp,c{. ID foI,

.R Is r r. klenm I q Fredericks.
~ - T. 4 burg q Potomac r.. r.
Trains Leave Richmond.-Nor thward. {
4;1b a.. NJ, daily. Byrd st. Through.
IT 6:lo a. NJ, 4daily.e Main st. Thrcli ss s. ssi
lnodation. 81 ~ NJ
stops. 5aS Ely -
1a:o5 noon, week days. Byrd st, II Through.
800 u NJ, week days. Byrd st. Fred ercksf!
N sos ?. Nj daily. Main st. Through 3 si
$40 II. week days. i1lba. sl,land ae-SS
4 sos +. III" daily. Byrd, st. Thro,;gh i.
saS rains Arrive r llhmond--sou thWard
$40 AZ, NJ, week days Ilba, q Ashland fac-
+ $40 a. NJ. week days. Byrd ST. Frederolss-3
Sis A. eSG n. aaiiy. byrd St. Through.
liz ll,5o a: M.sweek days Byrd So Through.
b 2:o5 r. IL, daily. Main st. $Thro,,gh i.
III 500 .P.1 NJ, week days. Elba. Ashland ac-
ssi1y Ezra Ryra TshseaEh
stops 81 az
VI 1928 P. NJ, daily, Main st. ~ Through 3 s
8 NOTE-Pullman Sleeping Or ParlorS Cars on
all trnins except train arriving Richmond II 80
"A, NJ, week days. and local Eacconno da tionS.#
ia Time Of arrivals and departures and connec-s
q ions not guaranteed.
4 Y.3Dz DUKE C. w. GULF. w. p. TAYLOR
Cen Il Man r., Asst Cent Manu.. Traf. m. q
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N acknowledgements

a ~: va; 1. NUl W I'li'I
~ LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
s:o0 a.. M.--NORFO1.K &LfMITDO, Arrives
!Mortoll. II :2o a: n. Stops only at Pctersburs.
Waverly' and Suffolk -
:, pos A.. M.-sT LOUIS EXPRESS. Butfst
Pasnok. Car to and
Louis Blusfleld to Cincinnati, also Roanoke
20 k.nfexylils. and Knoxville to Chattanooga
8 1910 p M.@RoANoKE EXPRESS for FARM
$500 r. M.-ocEAND sHo iFsi i LIMITED. Ar
rivea Norfolk $50 r N. Stops only at Peters,
sturg NAV aysry and Satok Connects With
Ba q q 70 !, ana washington. " Il
7:2 r. r, M,--For Norfolk and nil stations east
s;$o r M.1NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
pullman Sleepers Richmond to Lynchburg and
THioanoks pessrsburE e Brl,to e
s:so r NJ --woRLD.a FAIR SPECIAL.
Through. Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to st.
Louis. n Cafe Dining Car. 3 S4s
Trains arrive from, tho West 7.s5 IA. M 2:os
~ a; and sos e.. NJ j; from: Norfnlk u 40 ~ N.
o % NS H! So East sln!q strs y,t;.7 -
Gent Pass. st 81 Dist. Pass SAse.
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STEAM GOATS
VIRGINIA Nh NAVIGATION CO.,

JAMES RIVER DAY LINE,
STEAMER OLD, .poINr G1 q X IfI I leaye,
MONDAY HfpNIss a., Anw ft la az
NswIpsort News. ciaremont and = sines Isit4f
landings and S.nnesting M p9ns tsr
rooms 70 Reserved for the night at 4 moderate
prices. Electric ears direct To- the wharf Fare
only $3.50 and 81 TO Norfolk
Freight received for aboyN-named places and
ali points In Elstern Yirglniasand North Caro-
lima, ikNIN, ~ E,IsiMthth Seh Y y Is h
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7 STEAM BOATS,
FOR NEW YORK.

BY Chesapeake and Ohio Ry., 0 A.. M. a %,
NJ. by Norfolk and Western Ity., D. AZ. M.
il. Nj; also by Old Dominion night Ina
steamer, Al lines connect at Norfolk With dIrnrI
steamers Tor New York. sailing duly texcept
Sunday r, NJ, s{ s9s5A n f>YsrNi
Il. y cHALKLEY, city Ticket Agent. sos
Wharf foot. Of Ash Street. Richmond II II
y. Walker. " j., and a. NJ. New York,
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CHICAGO, ILL., Oct. -cATTLE-Re cepts.
$1,000 head. Including 900 Westerns and ], coo
Texans, Market steady. Good to prime steers
Ss,751c TO- medium sa7aa5 g: = stock
:laOa550: Gamers. sl.bGI2.40: bulls. s964.l0;
calves. sS.5ead.7a; Texas.fed steers. 81 todb.gg,
Western steers, = 7sa! 5o. HogsHtecelnt 9!
butchers i5Q5 10 good to choice. heavy. s.. $50
$40; rough, heavy, $+76lb. O5; light. S.. .
bulk OF sales, $5G5.l5 Sheep--Receipts. 1000
head. Sheep steady; lambs weak. Good to
choice wethers, 20; fair to- choice mix
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UNION sTock YARDS. Pl1TsRt,RG. Par
Oct TITLE l5 sIais Market nrKe
ssl Ss ssa nThss 5s,s soa
ss.7sWh6G Hogs-Recelpts, IS head. MARKET
lower Prime hsayy, hg 'i 1,sIt a. q 5sS
S,o pigs. s5e15.l5; roughs. ssat'lo sheep,-Re-
eelpis, II eases. Market stronger :. Prime p, n1
culls and common. 1..25 head :; spring lambs.
si5s06l5; veal calves $5a57e.
loGii5u. lover. Butchers, s5.35d5,4 o; common.
E' &ifi75,I cattie-s teudy and strong. Fair, 70
good shippers, ts.:sils49; common, alG2Co,
Sheep-Steady at slI34o, Lambs--Stp q
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Spot cotton closed quiet ID points deffinlhee:
sales a,io1 bales.