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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-06
Transacted
In District Court

Before Chief Justice w. j. Mills In
chambers, in the case Of Mrs. Attic G.
Dyer VS.. Susie Cornell, administrative
Of the estate Of her late husband. s.
A. Cornell. a foreclosure was granted
on lots l and 2 In block A.. Rosen.
wald's addition. The amount Of the
indebtedness and interest Is 1896 5,
besides the costs Of the suit and the
taxes paid by the plaintiff. George H.
Hunker was appointed master to sell
the property. which Is situated on
lower Railroad avenue.
Under the law approved March 18th,
1906, A. A. Jones. receiver Of the
Beck grant, has been cited to appear
before the court on April 10th and
show cause why the delinquent taxes
on the Beck grant, due to San Miguel
county, should not be paid, or the
property sold. A similar petition has
been presented for Guadalupe county.
Mrs. Virginia Aragon has been
granted q divorce from her husband,
Ramon Aragon, on the grounds Of
cruel and inhuman treatment and
non.support. The custody Of their tw,
children was awarded to the plaintiff,
who is permitted to resume ::e- r,aid.
en- lame Of Virginia Valdez. Roth par.
tirJ r residents Of San Nigga, coun
IT,.
The sale Of property belonging 10
the Blue Stone copper company by
F. 0. Kihlberg, receiver, was approved
by the court. M. E. Woodling IL the
purchaser and It Is ordered that debts
must be paid out Of the proceeds Of
the sale. In this case the receiver
was discharged.
CarlOta de Lucero has been granted
a legal separation from her liege lord
Francisco p. Lucero, both residents Of
San Miguel county. The grounds were
n%on-support and cruel and inhumar
treatment. It was shown to the salts
faction OF the court that the husband
had treated the wife most shamefully
Several Of her teeth had been knocked
out by him, he had threatened tt
shoot her. had cut her with a knife
and also numerically dragged hel
around the room by the hair.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-06

DR.. Emma Purnell. the 'osteopathic
physician Of Las Vegas. Has returned
from Santa Fe. where a New Mexico
osteOpathic association was formed.
DR.. c. ii. Conner Of Albuquerque was
elected president, DR.. Charles A.
Wheelon. OF Santa re. vice.president,
and DIR. Emma Phrnell, secretary aud
treasurer. 4a8
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-06

8. d. Parrish, OF Richmond. KY.
writes TO The Optic for information
concerntpg the agricultural and graz
ing ~int4ttkts OF the country. The
gentleman Is thinking OF coming 10
this part OF the world to make his
home.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-06
q

Captain William s. Valentine, Fifth
cavalry. who inspected Troop A. here,
Tuesday night. Is detailed for serv.
Ice and to fill a vacancy in the pay
department to take effect April %.
vice-Captain Herbert Whipple, pay.
master, relieved, and who will be as
signed to a troop by commanding Of.
ficer OF the Fifth cavalry.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-06

President Vert wishes to announce
that two words IN the spelling list to
be used at the spelling match ut the
Normal next week were Monograph
ed wrong. The words are omniscient
and prima donna.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-06

Word from the ladies' Home this
afternoon says that the special invi-
tation TO visit the institution is be.
ing generally accepted and that a
large number Of citizens have been in
evidence. The most appreciation Of
the work. being done there, as well
as of The methods of doing II, Is ex-
pressed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-06

Home made cake at Ryan & Blood's
on Saturday, April 9Th. sold by the
young ladies' Of the N. r. Sunday
school. Abb
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-06

II. b. Holt. Of Holt Bros. aren't
tects and civil engineers. was yester-
day appointed to the position OF
county surveyor by the board OF com.
missioners.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-06

There was a false alarm Of fire
sounded yesterday afternoon. also this
morning. 1t Is thought the alarms were
caused by the crossing OF wires.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-06
Make Your Tax Returns.

Deputy assessor N. Il. Rosberry has
established an office for the receipt
Of assessment returns for precinct
20 at 613 Douglas Ave. Returns
should be made promptly. Sill.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-06

Sol. Jaffa, well known throughout
New Mexico, was elected city treas.
urer Of Trinidad, Colo. at Tuesdays
election.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-06

A fine exhibition Of moving pic.
lures nj the opera house tomorrow
night.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-06

Secure your seats now for the Beg
gar Prince operas April IL and 18th
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-06

Rosenthal Bros. will save you
money next Monday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-06

Go see the pictures tomorrow night
And have q good time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-06
LOCALNUCCETS
} Raco Meet.

Race Meet. .
June B. Q and 2 . roce meet will .
b held In Lac Vegas under the =
~auspless o. the Western Racing cir .
. eult. The best horses In the west =
. Win b here. Liberal purses will .
. b offsrso and the program Will =
. b attractive. Particulars Will b =
. elvsn upsn application 70 h {. .
. TwItehsli, president, Or r. J. Tau. =
. pert SECRETARY o. the Las Vegas =
. Driving association. .
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-21

MEMS. LINEN 4DkF's
per half dozen.
9oc quality, all llnens... SsC3 D.
$3.50 quality, all linen. sll9
st.75 quality, all linen. .se8s
$3.50 something elegant S2I5a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-21
Xmas
Umbrellas

perfect gems very all the
pearl ivory HANDLE
pearl ivory silver dl
value onyx silver handle $40
$500 ivory pearl gold....
$500 value ivory or
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Southern Railway;

s38 scHEDULEi1N EFFECT MAY q, 1905 vi
$,g.-S 4 TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
100 a.. M--Dnl ly-Iocal for Charlotte, NJ Gu
1890 r. Observation-Disclosures Buffet Pullman TO-
" Atlantn and birmingham. New Orleans
Memphis. Z Chattanooga and all the South,
With through coach for Chase City. Ok
3 600 2. MEX. Sunday -Chase City Local
1:ao P. ily-Llmited--Pul pullman ready. 9:3e
gs5 p. NJ, N for all tho South. EB5 { iI5S8@
e YORK RIVER LINE. s4} "
2E Tho favorl to route TO Baltimore md Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond 4:20 ?. u NJ. datsy.g
except Sunday. 3 Va
1920 Up. M Except slnday-For, West Point 4
s,s3, and river landings, seatIiers ca.l o. York;
x INV town 8and Clay Bank Mondays, sWednes-
days and Trdays. and 1T Gloucester Point
and ALMONDS Tuesdays, Thursday and I
L 4:45 AIM. Except sunday Local mixed Tor
West Point. a ny }sa
II 81 u TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Il G:5a A. M. and B:is p NJ. From ali tho South
3:36 p. NI.--Frofu Charlotte and I2ale gh l4I nh
4 $50 Am --From Chase City and interulcdatsf
K 9:a a. M-Bnltmore and West Point. ism
10 :45 "a. AI-Daily-Except Sunday and Mons
ry;a t 4vs.l F oin, saily. e3eept sunday
CIV. fWEsTBURY, D. P. a.. r edmond. Va
:. H = 4; N Hy & q FFA3 N.'5E
S3 H aB.isPENcDR.F Ger, L Mgr. M ss
Washington, D. G.. s5i IA VIII
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PRICES DECLINE.
AND CLOSE . |: / J. LOW /. \ !.
Gains Developed in First Hour
All Lost iii Latter Part
/ Of Day.
STRONG STOCKS REAcTI0NkRY
Sloss-s Sheffield Dividend Comes
iii for Criticisi,1Shipn
OF Gold. 4

III -
Gg NEW YORK. September 13r--As d re-
Election OF any fixed conviction OH tie
prospect Of vullies, to-days stock i,iar-s
ket was not or much use. The fluctun-l
tons were constant and never FIR in
one direction. .#t
In the stocks which moved most tnota-
y bly, the action suggested professional OPP
eratlons for manipulative purposes. ,Gains
which developed first were not continued,
THE stocks affected being left to them
tlon gwns turned to new, points. R, ISL
Tho engagement of gold yesterday for
shipment to New York continued Ifs good
effect on continent, but the more urgent
yesterday was evidently from uncovered
shorts. and With the satisfaction f this
demand. trading to-day became languid
and indifferent. 1t was generally OK,
s make n further advance In It's DIN cial
discount rate at to-morrow's session OF
the governors In order to interpose IL
further obstacle To tho loss OF gold by
London. s5
some OF yesterdays strong stocks be-
cano sharply reactiOnnry, nOtnbly blnss-
Sheffield Steel livestock dividend dstr r.D.i
ton coming In for some criticism Cop,
per fell easly In London anu WIS marked Yl
rho chara cter Of tho days advance IN
6lOChS aWhRcnGu uGs Ap'hI!SGo
were all lost during the latter part OF
the day and in the final hour prices
fell below last night Throughout. Tho
closingewas easy. Il. s ~ III
Is value, $2,G5O.0GO. United States rs de.
K clned rs, while the old As advanced l-S
and the new As 1-2 per cent. on call.
THE total sales OF stocks Tor the DAY
amounted to 619, COO shares.
i AoNE- AND EXCHANGE-CLosE :
Money OH call stendy. l-a93 per cent.
closing bid,2 IA per cent; offered ut
2 IL rep cent. Time loans firm; sixty
days 3-4lp4 per cent; ninety days
4a4 i-2 per cent; six months l-4gi * IL
! ga pcr cent; sterling exchange steady,
with actual business in bankers bills at
3 s4.s5 o5a $50 for demand, and at $iS2. 400
4s2.35 for sixty-day billy. posted rates,
clal bills, SIG 1-sli4.S2 Ia Bar silver, 81.
Mexican dollars, A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
COTTON NlARkET3.

NEW YORK. Sept. la,-without Improvement
In point Of activity the cotton market showed
much slender tone. and while toward the close
realizing caused partial reaction. the final
tone was steady ut n net advance OF 9alll
points Sales were estimated ut 1900 bales
sThG opening was firm Mt nm advance OF 2dG6
points on Ateadler cables and reports OF q bet
tor spot demand at the declines of yesterday.
Private advices from the South claimed that
interior holders were offering spot supplies less
freely, and with receipts for the day running
lighter at ports and interior points there was
consId erable covering bS recent sellers, VINO
were also disappointed at to absence Of l!au,da;;
lion by 10 Wall Street pool, which Is supposed
to be heavily long OF october and to be pre-
pairing to take up tenders on CONTRACT, After
advancing ia net gain OF about 15QIi7 points
or around io.42 for October and 10; 3 for Jan
linry, realizing by early buyers, a little selling
BY SPOT people. presumably asa AIN suppl!ss
eased the market OF about 0 points from the
top. Southern spot markets were unchanged to
&c. higher, confirming reports received early
n tho day, but private crop accounts seemed Z
Receipts OF cotton at the ports to-day y were ere
inst Inst YEAR. FofI the week. estlmnt Ell, 10000
bales iuganst Dos last week and lS6, 7o5 last
year, and at Houston S,3i9 bales against -, ?4s
bales last year. S&{f ss}8
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i DRY GOODS MARKET.
s4S},2, 80 y f ti -52rH = lI atttts cts5Fl
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. ls, 1906, IA
ARRIVED
(. Steamer Brandon, Harvey Norfolk. mcrchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
~ SAILED. M
Steamer Pocahontns. Graves. Norfolk. mer-
ehandlse and passengers Virginia Navigation
Company. XIX 500 ~ 3}Es ~ So X
Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk, merohan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
81 PORT OF RICHMOND SEPT. 10, 1906.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS SEPT. 10. 1906
ARRIVED. 14
z Schooner William Carnagia. Portland.
Schooner Nathaniel IT, Palmer Portland.
Schooner Marcus L. uron, Bangor.
4 Barge Darby, Boston. ri "a - z Y; +
Barge Foster, Salem. = 4
y III SAILED.
Schooner Bayard Barnes, Providence. 8
r Barge j. Is. Walker, Providence.
Y Barge San Joaquin, Providence. =
Barge West Virginia. Providence.
Barge Idaho. New Haven. %8
K Barge Kingston, New Haven
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
TOBACCO MEN TO
DISCUSS PRICES.
Meeting Of National Growers As
ISOLATION at Greensboro,
Ky, Next Month, n
lIay Assoclated Press.l

INDIANAPOLIS. md Sept, 1a.-Tho
National Tobacco Growers Association,
representing Kentucky, Yirginia, Tennes-
SEQ, North Carolna and WISCONSIN,, Will
meet In annual convention at 0Wensbor,,
Ky, october 18th, and continue three
avs. Tho principal matters to come be-
fore, the Convention are tho price for
,tho 1868 crop and discussion of n nni-
form system OF controlling and markets
Ing the crop Among the speakers Will
lbo j. "A. Everett, of gIndlanapolls; John
". Gaines, Congressman from Tennes-
see: Col, John s. Cunningham. Of North
Carolina; S. q. Adams. Of Virginia. presl-
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BETH AIIABAH.
Farewell to Rev! Mr.. Bernstein
and Welcome to DR.. Calisch.

and Welcome to Dr.. Calisch.
The congregation ofIBeth a4<haba syns-
goguc Will tender two RECEIPT LONESOME
aeSt Friday nigh! t. Fey LOUIS Bern
mond and Its people. and the otherthe
following Friday night TO Dr. Calisch
as fond welcome on his return from
Europe. Both receptions nrc to come
after the regular o'clock services.
sernsteln5is in test OF tie deep appre-
station and regard with. WHICH his tenn
porary services to the church have been
received by the regation, MI, Bern
stein acted as supply In the absence
Of .Dr. Calisch, who has, been touring In
the occasion will be The music teildred
by the choir. which Is composed OF Mrs.
John Murphy. Miss McBain, Miss Heller,
Mr.. Dunbar ana Mr.. May. Mr.. Bernstein
VIII leave next Sunday N
D DIR. Callsch Will return next Thursday,
and tho welcome of his congrega ton will
be accorded him on the night following,
after the usual services. 5l,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14

bales; export to Great Britain. so.1s IS bales;
to tho Continent, a4.774 bales; to Japan 400
bales; 10 Mexicn. 100 bales. III
RI Total since September LIST at oil ports-Net
receipts 1890 bales; expor, TO Graei Britain,
B2,74G bales; to France, 1876 bales: TO the
Continent. G4.so1 bales; TO Japan. 700 balcs; TO
Mexico; 100 bales. t3}7
Y NEW ORLEANS La. Sept. 13.-cOTToN--
Spot cotton In good demand; offerings light.
Sales 40 bales Including 100 to arrive and %
bales 4 o. b. Quotations unchanged h.
i Futures opened s points up on the active
noon. when prices were 1odl2 points above last
evenings closing. Realizing later In tho SEES
sion caused q decline OF sa6 points. the mar
While port receipts continue larger than last
year the short crop arguments OF the bulls,
are becoming less forceful. r s.3s
Is Cotton futures steady. September. 70 10; Oc-
tober, 102i6ll025: November. TO- s74 10 =; !. De
ceInber. 10. sJulo.3: January, l943Il9, ": Feb
sruary', 10 $50 l04I;A March. 1o63dIl0.Ji April,
1O57S51o.h9; May, lo.6,I 1861. :
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Annual Meeting Held.

NASHVILLE, TENNo Septemb Der i13-
tanooga and ST. Louis Railway had their
annual meeting here to-day and re-
elected the old board OF directors, Tho
board Will hold "a meeting In October
that road toNbe in q satisfactory condl-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

Ar DEpl.' Id
spanish.-Alark6t quiet at sl.12h Oils per bush
Of. Hirg inln. Market quiet at sAc. for fancy
stock; machine picked. "a 6Sac.: Smelling stock
at 2g2Nc. N MI ff
Fl. DRY GOODS MARKET. a
Il NEW YORK, Sept. Is. buying at. first hand
In tho dry goods market is becoming quleter
as Is natural for this time OF year. On the
other hand manufacturers are inclined to the
maintenance flrfa1l prices, lnasnluch as the
fluctuations In raw material have not Induced
liberal buying Of scotton,f & 5s
NAVAL STORES. ,as
WILMINGTON, N q, Sept. 1s-sPIR1Ts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doing; receipts. Is
casks Rosln--F Firm & <3.20; receipts, us bar
rels. Tar--F1rm at 81. Si;i receipts, y hn rrcls
Crude OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sa.D4A.25; re-
coipts. 50 barrels.
d SAY.AN SAH,]GA., Sept. a1a.-TURPENTINIc--
Firm at 62t.c.; sales, 937t casks; receipts. .4S2
casks. Rosin-Flrm; sales. 1888 barrels: re-
ce!pis ls2s barrels; sh!pmsns 1
TINE AND ROSIN--Notlilng doing. b f'f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
.By Her Hair We Know Her,

4 AL japanese widow wishing to marry
again signifies her desire by twisting
pinced across the back, ofythe head. The
woman who desires to remain faithful
to the memory OF her lost spouse cuts
plainly. "a s5i5I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14

~ Two trains, $3.50 and A, M. Parlor
cars attached. s100 round trip to OLD
POINT, 8I3UCKROI1, NEWPORT NEWS.
OCEAN VIEW and NORFOLK. The
most beautiful season Of the year visit
these points. Connection made at Nor
folk, with Electric Cars for PINE BEACH,
.CAPI1 HENRY and VIRGINIA. BEACH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-14
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF. STOCKS INNEW YORK
Sales.

$500 a. G. T., com......,.n...'
S,2W Atnalgan,ntcd Copper 80.
1400Amcr. Chr nnd Found ~.
go Amer. Car and Found pfd
American Cotton Oilu.l.
1000 American Tobacco, pfd..
1000 American Can 8p...........3
a 500 American Can, pfd.......
1900 American Loco, coin,i..
200 American Loco, pfdaan..
2, 100 American Sugar ..........
1920 Atch., hop. ana s. r. corn.
Hoo Atch., Top. and s. Flpfd.s
$500 Baltimore and Oliio.....,..
%, 900 brooklyn, Rhpld ,Trinslt,.
l& Canada Southern .i.......:a
1860 Canadian Pacific ..........
y ] 800 chesapeake and Ohio.....5
$500 Chicago Great Wcstern...t
1900 Chit. MIL and ST.. l'a,ll....8
1920 Colorado Tuel.and IRON.
Colorado Southern. COM.
200 Colorado Southern 1At pfd
1000 Colorado Southern, I'd pfd..
lb G. G.. Clnnd 81. t.......
Chat. and st. Louis. u....
GOO Consolidated Gas ..s....s..f
900 Della ware and 1f,idson.ss,.
Del. Lack. and Western.
IS. 400 Erie, com ...............,a.y
1.lO Erie. 1st pfd.... t...........l
z 5000 Eric. I'd pfd. ............
ECO q encral Electric ..........
y 3, 900 Illinois Central s...........3
1890 LoL,isvlllcAnil Nashville
-&i1 100 Manhattan $500. .........a
15,70O Metro. st. Ry..............l
1000 Mexican Central ..........
" 300 Mo. Kan. ard Tex. com. /,
900 Mo: Kan. and TEX, pfd..
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RICHMOND ll PRODUCE u MA j. !

LIVE pOULTRY--Chicken.. small, bright, per
ssKs psand 0 aree peund
~ Hens saal per pound log sIsao iarfe, R.r
young. large a per pound. 1.c.: young. smull.
per pound. I09l Ic. Geese. iarge rat. cach. D't
sBuTrER-c family packed, per pound,
1f9isc.; choice dairy packed, per pound. i79
s es9s ST st9ys gieSsa Gss g eoss
EGos-Tn crates. nearby, fresh, per dozen.
fhsr essegn p choee pound
lei fair to good per pound eaGc runner s;
sAtts f1 e p!s ss ps1na Sqse Dushe
ls ea1s esafhse: kps ssfsa pears
No u apples bright. Pound c6 81
!'aIigel panod lsd 'ssIIlaas psIip :eoygls
Wool, unwashed. bury, per pound, 2sassc::
wool, tub washed pei. pound, ss9ssc; irish
s sss sna tsney sr Sar5 a. isa sa
era s@fs i Hss sna Ms sn fsSsdf
sussSs xs ssksS
: :: i sapsser
tssi Es's5 ss5eEs
oeaHas boited. sacked esaa5ic. Millfeef--
OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW! YORK, Sept. l3.-FLOUR-Falrlyt &C
tive and about steady. Rye Flour-StealS.l
Cornmeal-Steady. Rye-Ftrm. Barley-Steady.
a Wheat-Easier: No red. s7isc: elevator
Options MGM sc. net lower. May. 81 7-lsc,; Sep
tember SIX c.; December. SSAc, ~ = 4
Corn-stendS; No. 2. J9sssc.a elevator. Options
December, $50. Oa;s-Firm; mixed; 3oiSq3lc:
Iecf-Steady. Cut Meats-1rregulnr. Lard
EASIER western steamed. $50; refined. easy;
ccntInet. $S.l5 compound. q; 10. Porkm
Easier, Tallow--St Steady. Ros:1-F>rIn at 1880
asked. Turpentine-Dull at SD ejisc: asked
n Conce-Spot RIO. q qulet;G No. a5 invoice.
l1.l6c. mild. steady; Cordova l0ltN3c. Futule Ga
steady at a net decline OF b1l0 points. sugar.
Raw nominal; fair refining, ave-: centrifugal
37sc; molasses sugar. &c.: refined. quiet. Rice
Steady Moasscs--Firm .tg 8.l
g Butter--Firm and unchanged. Chcese--Steady
and uncha nged. Esgs--Firm and unchanged. \
& Potatoes--1rish. 5frn at sl&Q2.Oo sweets,
weak at slGtI.62 per barrel 4O19Jo. per basket,
Cabbagcs--E Easy at g. 90 per 100 Peanuts
Steady; fancy handpicked. bEdho. & other do
nestle SQp6hc. Cotton-Steam to Liver pool
l5c.
4 CHICAGO Sept 1s.--Bellef In a heavy move;
ment OF wheat Impending Northwest produced
weakness In tho wheat market here to-day. AZ
tho close the December delivery was of iitV
Nc. Corn Is down is4hc.: oats are up Ac.;
provisions show Il loss OF 61l.lsc.
The leading futures ranged az tolIoWs. 10 s.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
\ RICHMOND LIVE SToCE MARKET.
(Sales al Union Stock inrds.> ii

Richmond. VA. Sept 49, 1900.
& Report OF the live stock market for the week
cat,lelses, steers ~ aac medium to sos,a
sood sasFa q h la s :;u@ $
best, sUsixc !; common to fair. 2u PIC; bulls Wis.
gh4gac.: calves. suehc.; cows ana calves. $2oaI
"a, sheep; $40 4hc sommen to fair. s s| g
:Se psa i8 fseane sstasrs sea
F H9sa goa fey al sT'5a nd ~ e. stock
cllIcAGo. ILL SEPT. ls.a g, = TIE RE
ssps ests asss stsaay a is
saiyss i sea77; Msss@H ssspts stosS ssaa
$it5Q5.so; mixed and heavy packing. 500 6s:s !:
light. s.1oa6 6s /, pigs and ro1sha: ;9.S 90.
s ssssp i snSs h ;sa Market lover
g.i7d head Steers. 'i te,soG5 s; Bulls. sssoq
Vesl; &sSSso i, ,5roMou;s; tis5oo; gEessesa
NV. ~ head Sheep sSsaas;ee eulis; sd5io:
eeip Sead 'u State s and pennsyyana
hogs. ssd6ao.
"A .PITTsBURG. PA. Sept. 49, -cATTLE5--supI
ply sh steady GhHes 9
Heavy yorksls N.ssa5.so; lsht syortsrs, Vito
sSpp sht seaay prms wehes
S?; f0 ealvea ;sass: spring amps go
Butchers $ "a. and shippers, S, siai7o common.
s4.50qD55o. Cattle--Dull. Fair to good shippers
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oDD.FELLoWs Il o.. O., sF.), PATH,
ARcHs MILITANT 4AND. SOVEREIGN
f PAs SEPTEMBER is,as, 1905. AZ.
pucED RATES VlABR, f. ana e. r. r,
ono arst-class iare Pills 500 10 Phil
adelphia and return, rate from Rlohmond.
$3.50 round strip. Tickets on sale Sep
tember l5-16-l7, good returning until
September 25th, inclusive, With privilege
ofiextension until October 9th, 1905, upon
deposit of ticket with joint asent ~.
Philadelphia and payment of Eco of S00
Apply to ticket agents r. =, y n 4, -
+, fsS W 8 II. tr4AYLoR,
t6 Traf11c Manager.
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Reading General Is. \, 105
ST, Louis and iron Mountain con- SO ..... ll7ss
st. Louis and San Francisco *. 4s....... Ssis
st. Louis Southwestern con. 4s........... sah
Scaboard Air LineI ~. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
southe.n pacinc IL ..................... 9;h
Southern Hallway g. .,.... i20N
Texas ana Pacific lss.....,........ ...... 1oiss
Toledo. 81. l.. and Western 4s..............s sss
Un!en P PasIe eoay i lss
United States Steel Cd Observation-Disclosures. ON
Wabash 1st4 lS1s
Wnatern Ma OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s................ glls
Wisconsin Central 4s........................ o59s
Japan 49, "a Rcrlc3 lgySa
japan 4Isa, certinoat ?oh
Janan 4Ibs 21 series 80
Colorado Ind SO. series Observation-Disclosures. 1914
Colorado Ind ST. series d. .....t......,..... II
Southern Pacific 1st 49, cert Incatcs ......... aeh
N. ana g. Coli III. As G(olft red) % +
Central Of Georgia Sd Inc ..u............ n Il
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. 55l
II BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. 13.--selboard Air
L!ne-Common and preferred not quoted.