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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10

MANY RADICAL
ny Associated Prcss.l

N1rW YORK, September D.--The restored
confidence over the money market, which
caused The rally In Stocks yesterday,
was somewhat impaired again when trad
Z ing in stocks was resumed today. An,
/ active bear party put out short lines free
Z ~ In various quarters OF tho market
There was some covering from BIS
source after the bank statement np-
pearcd bit prices cased OF atfiln be-.
fore tho closing, MS the radical change
in tho various items Of the bank state.
mont were not likely, In spite of the
small Impairment Of the surplus, which
was nude to show as d net result.
The bank statement, In fact, showed n
much heavier loss Of cash than the most
liberal estimates, and the preliminary
computations In order TO effect the
necessary reduction In the deposit item to
keep pace with this heavy loss Of cash,
& pnd conserve the surplus, the clearing
: house banks had marked down the aver
age Of The LOON tenn for the week no;
posIts thus effected amounts for the. week.
TO s41. 1Gj,l00 THESE changes are %farlEin
excess of the reductions made lin any
previous week In the history Of the clear
ifhe large reduction In reserve require
lnents, caused BY the cutting down "a OF
deposits. restricted INC @lnrOanEunOn atHc
surplus to sG61.525, rs compared with last
week. That Item now stands ut y, S31 $50,
which Is I he lowest figure II has touched
since November 1903. No one supposcs
that there has been any such drastic con-.
traction Of credits during the past week,
rs the reduction Of loans by the banks
i would indicate. It is to be taken for,
granted therefore, that q large shifting
OF loans has occurred from the banks
to other Institutions. $5+ a &.
The comparative tranquility or the call
money markct is supposed to be due to a
large shifting Of stock market borrowing
from the call loans into time loans.
The market closed unsettled and lrrcgu-5
lar. and vory dull. * g5 n sf ,5S
Tho total sales OF bonds amounted to-,
J. par value. $l.0i5,0 60. sS
The total sales Of stocks amounted to
3l5,3C0 shares. a ~
MONEY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
Money on call. nominal; no loans. Time
loans. firm; 60 days, 8 3-idi4 pei cent; %
days. aIpt 1-2: BLK months, 41-4I4 1-2i
Prime mercantile paper. I-2Gf4 3-i per
cent. Sterling exchanges, scadlcr.i with
nct,Ial business In bankers bills ut s.. 3d.
A kOTs4.S5 s. for demand and at SiS3GSi.S310
for Z, day, bills Posted rates, A.siat4s5
and sl.sG l-oIs4.s7. Commercial Bills. 81
+ 81 3-8df.4.s3. As Bar silver, Gl 80 Mexican
q dollars. A.
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.I.ynchb1rg 1opacco Market,

B ,.iI117H" - I,yncNbuTE, va, Sept, y, lVJo w
rho sales OF loose tobacco on tho Lynchburg
market for tho two weeks ending September, $: s..
Is reported By John I, os!esby, Of Lynch's
Sold from September 1906, e September
$, 1905. $1,000 pounds; sold from September l..
1904, 10 September 5, 1904, no sales
Ihs Weather throughout this section continues
quite fayorable for the crop Of tobacco, both
for louseiny and curing that port ion (Which
has been cut, that being about 6no-haf OF tho
CROP md &for developing aud maturing the
later phtrteil, Il the weather continues fsyur-
able foS ihrre weeks longer the crop OF to-
bacco sill be OF fairly good size and with
lHe quality, except considerable portion
which was damaged by the excessive wet
Weather during June and July.
a The quotations are rs follows: ~
DIRK Jugs, good. no qtf 6o9
Dark b.ol Wy
Dark leaf. ellumrrv,,.,ti''''' v'9 Y so9
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Danville Tobacco Market,
lAs Reported by pIbrell Brothcrs.

Sj 3i55i 4 Z Danvile, Yu., Sept. o. 1905.
y The season for. primings Is now practically
over ana the farmers have beenito busy cut
ting md curing to market anything this week:
Consequently. the sales have been very small
since our. last: report It viii probably be a
week or two before we will have anything like
large sales. as 1t Will take that much time
to Ctinish UP curing and to strip ready for
market Some farmers In the old belt are al
ready through curing. but. there IS a cons,d-
crabler quantity still on the hill which has
been left as long as possible In order to get
the benefit OF the September !dews.i
Reports Ms to the quail differ very much.
that are very poor and 49,! appears that the
crop generally. Is reyf irregular, ranging from
pretty generally conceded that notwithstanding
the Increased acreage OF tn 1905 crop II Will
not exceed that Sof 1904 but Very little. IL any.
In uauntIty.
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n N".T-"1' l77T''5 T-1I771l IF1III- 77IT'7
COTTON. MARKETS.

NEW YORK Sept. s:--The cotton market
rcspnse to disappointing cables, hut quickly
rallied on covering and bull support, selling
about 1Gi points higher. Private wires from
we're dlsregardng tho minimum price SGT by
tho "A shevlllo convention,8 but after saggIng Oft
the market ruled very quiet and fairly steady.
Receipts ut the ports to-day were 81 97a bales
against q 9SS last week and 21.66) Inst year.
For the week (estima ted) 500 bales against
ISL 9Os last week md $50, 7oS last year days
receipts at New Orleans were 2,oa5 bales nsa inst
J. 200 last year. and at Houston ~, 1919 bales
sguinst 7,5l2 last year. "a
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! At Which End ofthe Line?

II required Just thirteen hours, accord
ing to the poslmlrlSs on tile ervelore,
for business letter posted N Sie.''
mond last Saturday, to reacf tho lndeN-
Appeal, And when It did reach as it
was too late for use. what's me matter
With our postal understanding M
ldex-Appeol
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lll, her crown lands aud GOT yoemen set
fled on tho rcmotest back blocks tho fear
Of The yellow peril viii hs rlii!gatea,, Her
claim 10 the great Australian continent
Viii then be Il moral one, and, more
over if the time unhapply comes, It can
be defended, Guy IT. scholefiald, IN The
Nineteenth Century.
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TOBACCO MARKETS..

Richmond Va, Sept, o., 1905.
Tobacco--Dnrl Fired Receipts and offerings
continue light and market very quiet. Very
and market quiet.f Sum Receipts very
light and market about steady Mt unchanged
prices 81 54
NoTE-We advise shippers to avoid too high
order as much OF the Tobacco coming In Is
damaged, and when such Is the case II sells
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. c., Sept. o.-sPIRTrs
fTuR PENTrNE-Fir at 62ikc. receipts. 1?a
casks: Rosln-Eir mat sa2o bid; receipts, 2Sa
rels Crude Turpentine-tr Firm at S2.7odl4.25
receipts, 1873 barrels.
!. SAVANNAH, Sept. 9.-TURPENTINE-Fi Firm
at 63l:c.; sales, 90 casks ! receipts. Ga4 casks
shipments. FOL casks. Rosn-F'lrm; receipts
o,o25 barrels: sales, 2lo7 barrels; shipments,
o,539 barrels. Sl E#4al r5,s,&
CHARLESTON, s. G.. Sept. e.-TURPEN-
TINE AND RoSIN-Nothng doing.
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LIVE poULTRY- Chickens. small. bright, FER
pound m . per p9'na 81 rnond
if IL n, Hons on small per pound lod large rsr
pe ind, 1ot. BOOSTERS. each. 25G0s9c. Ducls,s;,
s41s arfs eSsae ls
BuTrER- Choice. family packed. per pound "a,
Medium med, store packed per pound, l5c. common.
IF das-in crates. nearby fresh, dozen.
2ec.; other selections. per dozen. 22c .ua
eds p enafe @
sheen far g Pfi ass e.;
e':sIis Eli x 4: S; bushel
a5sd rniahs' ps psses ssr @pHa
aHy per- shshe ssss7ss APPLES PEI saTTs'
weoi unwashed bury per- pcu =, u, 4aIs,e:
e toes fane san' Scr ia Barrel
sn9 e psr Ter fIf esbbas
per ION. te2fie5.t9 Hams small we'll smok s.e
po pour Saloc.; Shoulders. well smoked, Va per
: s5 saD ~infsi
country bolted. sacKea,s +ofs:V V2c' "''"'es'7Ol
PRODUCES MARKET.
NEW YORK, sept.f s.-FLou R-Qniet nnd
n aess ' pataS,s |1GsSf Rs.snKfs
Fair 10 good. H. e5ll4, e.. Cornmeal--euie fine
white and yellow. sL2stJl,so. Rys.Quist; NO. Nc,
2 western, G4l4c. Enthusiastically; Feeding,
Wheat steady No red s1A Hsc,f 4p-
May, Sykc.; September. S7ssc.; Decenber ss as
steady S No soa Sep o eSsr
s!sssa &C. asf aas
Beef@Frm; family 81 sgai:o %; mess $3.50
100 eef hams; ssl30gs3do Gnt sd M sho,,i-
Iers, y7a7isc per pound: picked hams, ll@
iiHc. Lard-steady;E Western steamsd. 500;
refined IL, ssa Ii s9a.h
fa sss , '1sGsS00r fsSy Ssa ely
country. 4hd4Hc. Ros!nrstaady; 1. raj q
common to good, 49, Turpentine--f =, Y At
V' cofrae--spot Rio, No. Z Invoice. sa.c mild,
steady; Cordo va, 10ail3c. Futures closed net
9air re,t Il. se Centrifugal 90
moasscs sugar, &c.; refined. quiet. Conte99-
tions 4. %.l5; mould a. sos; cut loaf % ~ S9;
crushed os ssi omsesiie far
to extra sls6lalsc: japan, nominal ,Ia,a, MO: Mod
70 choice, 29ds5c. Gu, e,..,,..
Butter--Firm and unchanged. Cheesc-Steaay'
9Eggs--stcady and unchanged -, Il
Potatoes Easy and unchanged. Cabbnges-
steady and unchanged. Freghts and Peanuts
Quiet and unchanged. IA
CHICAGO Sept 9--Clear wea thor In tho
Northwest is the chief reason for u somewhat
easy tone In the wheat market here to-day "a,
on lsGpIo Corn Is down fsc.; oats. are practi,
cnlly Unchanged. Provisions are shade lower
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Md. Sept. g--Senboard Air
Line common-Not Quoted. Seaboard Air Line
preferred. a bid F$4
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UNION STOCK YARDS, iPITTsBuRG, Pa.
Sept. 9.-CArTLE4-s Supply Light; market
steady. Choice, s. 4oa5,co; prime, S. lo45 80.
heavy, s6.loQ6.9O; medlum&an heavy yorkers.
60 9oMGg25; light workers., fG.io@G,9l pigs, 5000
market steady. Prime wethers. s5.3oa5.sO:
COMMON, sl.501s5o; spring lambs s5alS.0o;
veal calves. S7GS.0. III.
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u. s. rcrundlns %. registered. .......... ~ ~
I! =. . ~ u ra.,s & .oJ - 10
~ 2: % = = 70 - Cl
u. 81 New 49, Registered. iS$
". g. New 4s coupon y. e,
u. S.. Old 49, ~ ~
u. 81. Old rs. coupon :,
Tobacco 4s. certificates go. u, :,
American Tobacco Gs, certificates. $1,000. ~
Atchson general +. ~
Atchson I'D justfnent ~
Atlantic Coast Line ~ ~
Baltimore and Ohio ~ "
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures, "
Central Of Georgia IS %,
Central Of G corsla 1st Inc. "
Central of Gcnfgia Cd &Int....... ....t..,.... q
('hesapeakt and Ohio 4As..... ~;
Chicago and Alton ~, g
Chicago, b. and Quincy new ts..........5 lC
Chicago, Il. i &and Pac, X. II. 4s....t..,.. =
Chicago, X. ]. and Plc. i. r.. col. bs......5.J
O., CT. G.. and st. Louis gen, &4s......... ~
Chicago Terminal Y
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R1cH,loNp sroc1z AlARKET.
Richmond, Va, Sept. Q, 1905
SALES.

Richmond, Va. Sept. o. 1907 M
SALES.
Virginia Centurlcs--.O1 MT 955k; 1000 at 1855.
3 GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid Asked.
T.. s.. rs. registered, OPTIONAL. ...... lo2
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
North Carolina IS, c., 1910. lc3
Z North Carolina 6s 1919 .......... 100
Va rs. New, c. and r.. 1892. No.. 81 800.
Va. Centuries, 30. G. and r., 1J9l.. 95H 50
r RAILROAD BONDS.
eorgIa ana Ala. Con- SIS. 19i5.....s l12a j..
/ Etnbonrd Air Line Con. LIST ~. 1850. s0N e1S
(, STREET Y RAILWAY BONDS.
Norfolk 81. Ry, LIST IS. l9i3.......... ITO $3.50
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS. Par.
Norfolk Railway and Light co...s5 u II
RAILROAD STOCKS Par.
Atlantic Coast Line com. lC0 1914 ..
gNich.. Fred. and Pot. com........l0) 500 -, B
r.. r. and r. Div. Obg..,..... 100 2sl ...sst
r., r. and y, Z p. c. 100 303 ...ts.
Bcaboard Air Line pfd, ....,......l01 1917 45h
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
American National. ................l 100 rs 4: @
Broad Street Bank. = 80
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and MhrIne.....,.. IS Il
MISCELLANEOUS
Va. Car. Chem. pfd., SIP. c..... 100 1o5M 100
Va Car. c., Co. Col. TT. p c.,... loe 1913
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DRY GOODS MARKET

dry goods niarket to-day left little to be de-
sired as far as seler was concerned. except
ability to grant deliveries which would be sat
,sfnctory to the trade. Buyers were insistent
on the prompt shipments OF goods and reported
continued activity from nearby trade, 3.r 5Et
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shor Short 1 tear iotsj ,............ s S
Va Va. b 5ss 'fist ~ I.:.:.:::: 6 81
Vile Whiie. Va bag loss... ........ @ o 81
3 Noe white Gear lots) ............ Gl
( No. 3 white Gear lots ............ 20
No. 2 mixed Gear lots)............ 60 E5,
z No. 3 mixed Gear lots) ............ 691s NJ
OATS ~ 4.
No. 3 mixed, new Gear LOTS .,... e
No mixed, now Gear lots) -. %
,oN.s2 white, new tear l0tsl...... 3ga
RI Noo3 white. new Gear lots) 1870. 2aia .&as5''.
#!s'!' I, 50 IS; s.. ; s.:; !:
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y MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA. Sept. 9.-PEANUTS-
Spansh.Market$ quiet at sl.l?la fpi,l6 per bush
el. VirginIa.-AIarket quiet at 3Hc. for fancy
stock; mach Inc picked, 1aasAc.t; Smelling stock
nj
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

i { . L
PORT OF RICHMOND; SEPT. 0. 1906
aS is, 5 ARRIVED.
= Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line,
s Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves. Norfolk
and James River landings. merchandise and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED,
Steamer Brandon, Harnoy, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
4 Tug Radiant, Burk. baltimore. oil barge.
PORT or WEST POINT. SEPT. 0. 1906.
ARRIVED. .l5's
Steamer Charlotte, Murphy Baltimore, pas.
sergers and general cargo. !,S
jssas SAILED
Charlotte, Murphy, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo. VI 4y
PORT NEWPORT NEWS SEPT. %, 1905
ARRIVED. ss5s II 49,
steamer Newlands Mobile. L,} $ n,
Steamer Lansing. New York
SAILED. ~ *.
Barge Undauntcd. Providence. 81
r Schooner W. s.. Schuster, Portland.
Steamer Newlands, London, III
Schooner James w. Paul, Jr.,8 Boston.
Barge Hattie, East Boston. Z. e
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Colorado Midland q y
Colorado and Southern 4s..,...........,... v9Iz
IInnv var md 1rto Grnnde "a ........... 1914
IijstiiIery Src,Irlt ily 81 ............... SH
jSrIc Hn.ior lien III 1o2h
NJ, rs f,an.rai A ~ 81 a
Fort SVorth Ana Denver city Isl .....,... 1laA
itark ~, Vuijny Iiks.... ..y....... II.
ianan "a yccr,i iico lbs Z. S1O
Io,,IsylIe and 'Nnsh.1tUnihed As. ....,... 104Is
Manhattan conaol gold ~ ~
Mexican Central AZ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WIZ
Mexican, Central la. Inc . {. -. 2iH
sfinr and ST. Louis .S.......... vI1s
Missouri Kansas and Texas As. ......,..... 1924
hitsolri, {liansas and Texas }2ds.... 8i!.
Nnttnnai n II r. nf Mexico con 4s............ 81
New York Central gen s,4 & I. 3. -. 33A
9H;cg Jersey Central gen. 5s.............. 1914
Northern Pacific Is. 1905
h Northern Pacific IS II n
| .N6rfok ana Western con. 192a
4 Oregon Short Limo 4refundng is.......... o. z,
lfPcnnsylvanla conv. 105 n
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single bale Of cotton 10 arrive. showing; th, i
this one days evidence hnys been entirely
tBtopped.t u. .
Cotton futures quiet and steady: septenber,
Is ri nominal; October, 10. toii104i: November.
S1143GN45: December, 10.Oalpol: January.
}10.a9HiOGo February. l0,Gldl0.e3: March. lo.I2R
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IE7t71T I'd eT7El-I I71TI17 N 1919 777iIT|
& CATTLE 5NIARTETH, z
RICHMOND LIVE sToCE MARKET
il (Sales at Union Stock Yards fST


iisl If&r. RiChnOnQ, Van sept. " lVtO
Report Of the live stock market FOR the week
steers medium u e KG1d
isIE sNs4e bsst esSs y u. son aIssI. e
cows cow and calves, sso9is,53 per head. !, ,
sheep-Fat sheep, a,a Cite: common to fair,
s s es sa aa sss Srbs4 as sam1 sss' a fa
4aisiic.: stock ewes. s..55G4.25 per head A
HoEs--euoted At S'saS4e
cH1cAaol IN; sept g:G ;;A1:L &c
go: cows sl.S0dl4.5o: heifers, s2lagooo; good
e RF@s sfsEs ssHa sS5 head MnRe
AZ; %issd Mr. sS,sI xhs s;sIs shIsS
s5.soae.sS; westerns sss0d5:25; yearlinga, $50
57j; lambs, s5.75@7.6o.
M sHR! Feeling STEADY
beef steady Mt 6laasc per pound for native Is
s ssss vaS s5 M s g hsea TssHs
pound country dressed slow a., sals = per
Sheep slow and unchanged; choice lambs almost
nominal and steady Common and medium
shea so On M sy ana 10 Sre
$C5o1S. 10: Canada lambs at $40. Dressed NUT
ton steady y, at sof per Ponad dr9gssa han
feeling steady. No salcs.
BALTIMORE, i MD, Sept; 0.-sTOCK ON
THE WHARFt-Beef ttle.--Trlces we're
steady at quotations as ne M
stc.; bulls, per pound. .GieHc.; thin steers
AN dcows. per pound, 2GI2,sc.: oxen. per pound,
2li3c. mich COWS, extra, each, S25I3, 90: Do
good. each. sl2G2o00; common. each, ssdll0.t GO,
Sheep and Lambs--Tie rnnrlotswas steady3oaes
d. per pound. sGps,se. do..3 No. 2 fat. pei
pound. 2Galsc. :; do old bucks, per pound, 20
So; dp. common, per- head 5oGe0 90; spring
choice. per pound, q OK l7c. Ca lyes-7yR eipsS
were somewhat moro liberal. but the demand
Calves tvoals; cholce. light, per pound. I'D
7Ac.; good, per pound, GisM1c.; rough. heavy.
each $sa90o choice from q nearby points
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BY Thomas Branch & Cos
BALES.

300 Atlultic Coast Line, com.
20.7fO AinnlEnmatcd Copper $50
600 Amer. Car and 1Toun.....
Amer Car pnd 1totn.I pfd
II American Cotton Ulln....5
American 1oDucco, pfd..t
American Gun ..s..........
100 American Can, ptd...s,..
1,lVO American Loco, colfl,.i.6
2W American LOcoy pfdI....
1,1UO American Sugar ,..n,..
3,aoJ Atcho 1'op. nnd.S; i. corr,
Atcli., Top. and s. u, pfd.
1850 Baltimore and Ohio $500.
1900 brooklyn Rapid Transit.
# Canada Southern .".....
lilo Canadian Pacific ..........
chesapeake and Ohio.,...
300 Chlcngo Great tNVcstern...
500 CHI. Mil. and ST. Paul. ~
I 100 Colorado Fuel and Iroh....
Colorado southcrn, COM.
100 Colorado South, 1st pfd.%
NJ y Colorado South. I'd pfd..
900 Clcv.. Gin. Chllnnd s.. u.
Chatt. 5nnd st. LOtils....s.
~ Consolidated On 81. *
400 Delaware and TIudson....
5l8Dri.. Lack. and Western ],
21.h1 Erie, com 5000. 1870. -
2O1 Erie. lat nfd.....i..s.... !. (
Z 1900 Erie. "a rid. ......,........
8 General Electric =. 500. X.
I'M Tllinpta Central .t...i....::.......
2.9nn I ouieyilln md Nnshville.i.
IN Manhattan ...-......'. ,. ~ !.
Y 4, Gnn Metro. St8& Rye. ..,.. 80
4 4 m rnxinan Central 5..........
z i 100 No. ,TSnn. md Tex. cn, n
S 4 nm Nh. Kan. ftrh Tex, pfd..
$500 Misaouri Pacific .I'..,....
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CHICAGO, Sept. 9--Clear wcn thor In tho
Northwest is the chief reason for a somewhat
easy tone In the wheat market here to-day "a, !,
on isdp4c: Corn is down Fsc.; oats are practi-
cnllys unchanged. Provisions are shade lower
to 7hdrlJc higher. 81 3as 81 = .lz3 n I'LL
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Dark leaf. good !. :. .......,... $50 a HOO
Dark leaf fine . !. HOO 40 1880
Dark wrappers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1900 a 2s.00
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DALTIMORl, MD Sept. 0.--FItoU R--steady
and unchanged. Wheatr-StronHi sp2t, contract.
Sss.QSaci spot. No red, western. e @s,G.
easy; spot, 59l6shc.; septeniber, 59hc asked I
exports southern white To- corn corn eoggle: o ,,s
aoSlsoic No. 9 mixed, 9SIsdp2SNc, Rye--Firln:
No Western elfGiI,s; hutt s,S,.I az M,
unchanged ., fansy i"nsy
CHANGED at nc. C,heese--Firm and UNCHANGED,
s,,.nr Steadv v, and unchanged, tf3 aipl
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sasSa Spring patents. sS5aSgs; s'iplSh,s
Wheat G3as7c.; No. g red, so7sGslssc, eNo.I9
corn, 5sSe.; No, 2 yellow. SIC, No, g oats
e5Nc.; No. q white, @2s4; gag No, 2 white,
isyy,, uSas7ac fair TO choice mailing. 4sdiiye,
No / .faxseei, $l.o7; No. northwestern, fl.ldi;
pounds, $1.65; short RIBS Sides Qoosel, sS5i @
500 short clear sides tboSed S. 10000 Whs,
key. basis Of high Wlnes sl;go Gonsg HonVa,2Sh 5
3d. dairies, l0tsGDisc, Eggs--Eirm at ma
cases Included, l6Hc.; lrsts. 1885,; prime irsts,
Gc; extras, 92c, Cheese7-Flrm ut Id lge.
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AV'oo h"'A' lN'-N't tsts.4
Cotton quiet; mlddling. los5; ,gross re-
copts 3, 479 bn!cs stock, l3s,CO0 bales: to tho
Continent, $40 bales. 49,
Total to-day ut all ports-Net receipts. 3l.072
bnles. export to Great Britain, 4O7 bales; to
the Continent, ll,7o bales; to japan 100 bales
stock, $50, Gl5 bales. MEL . MA . -,
Consolidated at all ports--Net receipts; Sl.97a
bales; export 70 Great Britain ~ ioa TO
Total since September LIST at all p3rts-Net
receipts, alN, 4ss bales export to Great Britain,
80, OH bales to France, 1921 bales 70 the Con-
tlncnt, ll9is bales; to japan, 200 baes
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 0,--CO1TOS Spot
cotton quiet. Sales $50 baes Quotations. un-
changed Futures opened s6la points. a down . on
Liquidation during the half days trading sent
prices down points more, the market eios aTgS
points. The price question now seems 70 /, be Gs
one, entirely up to the farmers Al Of ths
are only too willing to % 60, Already dis
patches state they are hauling their crops
back home. Tho most Significant thing In the
loca market was the absence OF sale Of q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
CHOOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Reading. General M. 1925
81 Louis and Iron Mountain con, ha... i117G
ST. Louis ana San Francisco fg 4s........ s9ll
St. Louis SonthweAterns con is...t........ 83n
scaboard Air Line Observation-Disclosures. g0H
Southern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 95A
Southern Railway bs.......................1 2l n
Texas and Pacific lsts ~. ....!....... 14 Fl
Toledo, st. J.. and Western 4s....,.......E Sc
Union Pacific As. 1OGM
Union Pacific cow Is 13iA
United States Steel I'D Observation-Disclosures. OF d
Wabash Isis. lis N
Wabash Deb. Observation-Disclosures. II
Western Md iE..,U ............. SgA
Wheeling and Lake Erie Recommendations. 81
Wisconsin Central 4s....................... WIS
Japan ts, I'd 1Op1a
Japhn i2s certifica ties alh
Japan iIss Cd series Observation-Disclosures. gDa
Colorado Ind. SIS. series Az. ~. 70
Southern Pac. LIST As, certificates. ........ 81
NJ and o. Col .Tr. AZ (offered) ....,.... 80
Central OF Georgia Sd Ina tofrcred) ...... 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-07-28

High overhead fly the machines OF the
Aerostat at a rate of 100 miles an hour
We're these devices not enough to delight,
,here are the Mystic Rill, an enchanted
waterway, with boats that speed by
poppy fields" and hanging gardens"
peopled with fairies and genie; through a
phantom 200" that weirdly vanishes
and strangely reappears; past a miniature
worlds fair; haunted house that turns
up-side-down; mystifying radium cav
ern; Psyche at the Well"; laughing
gallery of comical anamorphoses; electric
theatre; motion pictures, Katzenjammer
Castle, Figure Eight Toboggan, Baby"
railroad, double whirl, merry-go- rounds,
giant carousels, Helter-Skelter temples
of palmistry, fortune-telling and clairvoy-
ance, japanese daylight fireworks, pyrc
technics by night and a thousand other
devices. Seated in cool pavilions under
a canopy of futtering flags and myriads
of vari-colored lights, patrons enjoy open
air concerts and all these gay activities.
For access to this world of amusement
only ten cents is charged. All street cars
transfer to the Chutes for one fare