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New-York tribune., 1905-06-28

The late ArInine Thomas Kent was a BallioJ
man with some scholarship and taste for
authorship. who came up to London in 1881 and
lived, more or less, the life of a literary 5our-
nalist- He died not long ago, at the age of
Iorty-seyen, and a memorial volume has recently
been made out OF his prose and verse 1t has
been edited by Harold Hodge the Editor of 'erhe
Saturday Review to which Kent made MANY
contributions; brief memoir of the author has
been written for it by his friend Arthur
Banmann; and John Lane has published if
prettiiy under the title OF "Otia: Poems. ESSAYS
and Reviews" The volume has a mild interest
as an illustration of the of thing that often
happens in English life There have been scores
of university men like Kent. personally attrac-
tive. well bred and well educated possessed Of
a certain faculty for turning out a creditable
criticism of some new book. and not in any wav
qualified TO achieve lasting repute The tvna
commands measure Of respect if not any very
fervid admiration.
bow pleasantly Mr.. Kent wrote his articles
ABOUT Pope Of Wordsworth. about Lord Beacons-
field or Sheridan, How neatly he turned h;s
brief essay on this that new book, IT ;s
true that what he has TO say about Mr. Herherr
PanTs book about Matthew Arnold is not i'm
the least important; and there seems even less
reason for preserving what he had TO say about
the Poems" Of Mr. Arthur Symons but always
ne - fluent, viyacious, and a sincere lover of
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San. Francisco. June 27-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28

ARRIVED.
June 24.-The Nero at Philadelphia.
June 26.-The Iowa, at solomons; the sylph at New
York: he at Earbor: the MarbIehead, at
Brernerton the Eagle. Provincetown; the Chicago
the Boston and the Perry, at Port Angeles.
SAILED
Tune 2e-The Dixie from League Island for Gibraltar
the Hist from Newport for Proyincetown; the STAN
dish, fom Annapolis for Newport
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28

SATISFIED IUDGM IN :.

rst name is that of the debtor. tbs second that
reditor. and date when judgment was filed;
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28


London June 2sArrived steamer Minnehaha tHr, Rob-
DoTer June q. 3 Arrived steamer vaderlsnd
eoeis1 Ehon New-iork for Antwerp land proceeded.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28

- 11e1|' uIIV1eI 0e-htII 70 paint tIlls city
IN his verse He is Mr.. William ElIery Leonard
and his sonnet in ''The Atlantic for july. called
NeW-fork in Sunset runs in this wise:
The island city of dominion stands
Crowned with all turrets, DER the waters. erect
throned, Ike the bright Cybele of the West
Ahd nailed with cymbals in a million hands
ground her: yet sereney she commands
Ihe Inland vision and the ocean quest
me me newborn mistress of the worlds unrest
Ihe beauty and the terror Of the lands.
She sees the fields Of harvest sown for her
Sne sees the fortress set beside her gate
iter hosts, her ships. she thro storm and fire.
[Ano hers az gifts OF gold and spice and myrrh,
ana ners AL hopes, all hills and shores of fate
ana hers the fame Of Babylon and Tyre
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
LITERARY NOTES.

5r F<ipling has been silent for some time -
,,oIcone the announcement that he is 10
,.y. a story in the August number OF ne
century Magazine 1t will deal with america,
n.ople. and English life. and it VIII De caiieu
IAN Habitation Enforced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18
Try to Freeze
Out Rival Boat

4 rate war Is on between steam.
efs plying between Seattle and
hfemertou. that is 60 SAY. one
steamer ia cutting rates and trying
O. prccipiutate a war.
The Athlun. ho'onKing 10 the Port
Orchard route. is being run from
the FLYER dock aud is carrying PAS
seasprs TO and from nrcmcrtun Tor
z cents each way in an attempt 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18

drive out The independent steamer
Vashoig lately put On the run
The Naahnn has not cut the rate.
and Officers stated Saturday after
noon that they did not intend To-.
They say they are doing as much
business new as formerly. and that
the Brcmerton people want an indie
pendent beat bad enough 10 patron
iHe the Nashon, even 10 they could
ride ON the other boat FOR 20 cents
less temporarily
The Athlan left with about tao
psssrnFera at the o'clock trip.
Saturday afternoon. but practically
all Mnrn aeatlln nenn.c q. many of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18

The IDEAL short tfip for tourists
Re- 10 the T. " navy yntd ana bat
fIeahlpa The puget Sound navy
gard ia the inraaHf on The Pacific
coast Past steamers leave pier z
af and 10 90 M ltia4 20 and
40 a. ~. Fare. round trio. 50c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18

whom confessed that they would not
have gone had II not been for the
cheap rate. The Athlon'a officers
state that they will keep the rate
down until the Nanhon IL driven
cut OF business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18

J W. Mann. Heard0n farmer, hai
just thrHhed phenomenal oai
crop. averaging IA bushels to me
acre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18

W " Hudson. a puiliam Photo
Fraphcr sails ON the steamer Da
k0ta from Seattle Wednesday Tor
IIonRkonR whore be hna five year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18

Chonu county teachers aas0cin.
ton ~ holding Give days session
at Chelan.
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matchmaking

eaniEgcl Tor photoKaphing
aehiNhns
HcelaffafiOn nj Whitman college
which opens Monday, be- the largest
n itn history The enrolment nov
exceeds z80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18

John 8lnebnueht ~. killed by
ROLLER coaating" at Spokane. sun
day.
he leaves a widow aud three child
rem
Farmers plan 90 build huge grain
elevator at anfaEue.
Adams county farmers have per
fected "a combine 10 hold the price
Of wheat for 90 and Is cents
Mis-. John Trlmbie ~ PalnuHr ~
victim Of typhoid Her husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18

Conference Sunday Of the NJ q
church conference observed az Ever
EFT. Sunday
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schome cannefy. nclllngham. re.
Iceivcd 10000 Fraser river Huck eyes
1Nunday. Al many more expected,
Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18

Two South Tacoma trolley cars
colllded. Sunday afternoon. motor
man Gallagher and several paaaen-
gers were badly bruised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18

Freeiand studobakef. sS, we'll
known resident OF Castle Rock. died
sunday after five months lIlness.
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Inmbor lrom Ma.Ieo and chIna

A new steamer put on the Nv.
orott WILDLY Island run. Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18

Jack Stewart. walia Walla wood
dealer lost $500 gambling Then com
hsltted suicide by shooting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18
ST Cash and 81 Week or SIS CASH and SIS Month Buys Any
Heating Stove, Cook Stove or Range In Our Stock

o in Fol-
Stoves
a
VI ah Y A Is o. a pym,nt for New
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our savlor's Evangelical Lutheran
church, Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-18

This wonderful Heating stove has
a record and "a sale uncQuaied in the
history 81 stove making.
A ncckWith Refund oak can be
sent 90 or 90 miles in WaEun en-
It's isEs. and viii arrive at its dcH-
tination Just as sound as it started.
some Of the features % the Round
Oak are the following
Burns any Kind q fuel and burns
u economically.
Has single piece bottom with *
ira large ash pit Little attention
required.
Is mounted with douhiesrcflnel
charcoal sheet iron. cleaned and cold
rolled.
Small swing hearth. thoroughly
ground Ia. gives perfect control Of
IRE.
Fire bawl extension proieets lower
eud o. body and forms bet blast
draft.
Mallcable iron less are fitted and
bottled sotidlY 60 bottom. Hreakaee
nut 81 the question
Feed toers being placed on side.
heat Is thrown into room instead of
being absorbed - uaiiA
lrfces are a. follows :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21
THE DEALINGS IN
STOCKS EXP A A l !. I: !
----------------
The Relaxation Of Money Con-
ditions Was Celebrated in
the Market.
CLOSING TONE WAS STRONG
"a Series Of skyrockct Movements
i'll An Assortment Of
Spccia1tcs.
CLOSING TONE WAS STRONG
fBy Associated oress.)

NEW YORK, October 2O.-Denl,nps in
stocks expanded to-day and the market
broadencd otit into grcatcr animation ana
strength than for a long time past. The
demonstration was In tho nature of n
celebration Of the distinct relaxation OF
money conditions ana was to very
largo extent In the hands OF the pro-
fcssional element. Tho celebration took
on rather riotous form during the pro-
grcss OF Il series OF sky-rocket move-
Inents In miscellaneous assortment or
specfnltics, many OF which do not appear
on Tho tape Tor months at a time Prac-
tically every stock OF this class listed on
tho exchange was brought into the moyc-
ment at one time or another
Tho rather incongruola Specialize was
presented OF colncident movements in
DEFINING, American G Mius; rw Wine,
American Hide and Leather stocks or d
Ike class. valued from one dollar to
ten dollars z share and In high-prced
over shD share. while the body OF the
list OF standard railroad stocks remained
comparatively impressive.
ule usually active railroad stocks aver
the advance occurring mostly after the
movement In the specialtlcs had proceed.
ed for some time and being pronlp;d ap.
parcntly. BY a realization on the, part OF.
the conductors Of the movement Of the
incongruity Of the laggardness OF the
standard stocks
The high tide OF the markets activity
was not maintained and last prices were
not all at the best, but the closing tone.
was strong. 1895
I Bends were Irregular. Total sales. par
value, R3,77D.O0. gss- III
United States bonds were all unchanged
on call.
MONEY AND ExCHANCE-CLOS15:
Money on call, easy; Sl-2a5 per cent;
lowest, 3 IL; ruling rate. "a closing bid,
g La last loan 3 H.; offered at IL.
Time loans, slightly easier; 90 days and %
days, 5di5 IL: six months. 1-2a4 -.
Prime mercantile paper, 5G5 - per cent.
with actual business In bankers bills at
sl.Ss.esl7s4.S $40 for demand and at 81 200
si.s2 o. for sixty day bills. Posted rates;
bills 1859 l-2ds4.s2 SIS. Bar silver, g. S-s.
Mexican dollars, Al 1-2. e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21
REAL ESTATE NOTES.
Highland Park Realty Corpora
ton Gets On the Firing r inc

s47E s. EI577 ~. q -'---4 5sT'I~S>Ny aO04 JoA q
ton Gets On the Firing Line.
Deeds were recorded In the cIerk,s
Office OF the Henrco Circuit Court ycs-
terday. transferring $40 acres or land in
Highland Park to tho Highland park
Realty Corporation.
This deal Involves about $4,000 worth
of land In the. North Side, The land
sold embraced 30 acres sold by Fritz
sitterdng and 400 l-2 acres sold by Ju-
liam Gum.
The purpose pf the Highland Park
Realty Corporation Is to build lin that
district and develop such facilities as TO
induce home seekers to turn in that
direction
This corporation. which is new having
procured Its charter October 18th. has
for It's president y, b. sydnor vice.
president, Or. T. y. Merrlck; secretary,
Julien Gum; treasurer, II, w, AIcComb.
These four With Oliver i, Sands, John
Gibson. II, and w. ]. Todd, iorm the
board OF directors.
Geddes Fl, Winston, trustees in bank
ruptcy for G, y. Bargamin has sold to
Julius A. Underwater for 800 d lot OF
land with a building thereon, on the
north side Of Cary street, between First
and Second streets. The a land fronts
81 1-2 feet on Cary street. and exte
back between parallel lines 163 ia feet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21
Southern Railway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. is. 1sos. i@J Ill
TRAINS LEAVE HIONt. 80 &t}
q ~ A. M.--Daily-Local for charlotte II.
s ~ Da1ly-Llmi ted-Buffet Pullman to
Atlantn and birmingham. New Orleans, Il
!. ~ MIemphis, Chattanooga and ali the SOUTH
Wy ~ +. nL-Ex. Sunlay--Keysville Local s5l8s
"A 80 e ready o noI
l +. NJ, for all the South. M 7lI,5sSS 100
4 =. YORK RIVER LINE. Mt SSss555ssSSS
!no Iavoritc route to baltimore and En- StaPA
POINTS pona,;, Leaves Richmond 4:2o p NJ, daily.
2:16 2. n. -I.ocal-Daily-Excep Sunday.
4:S0 r. "a Except Sunday-For West Point,
connecting with steamers for BAltimoro
and river landings. Steamers call at York;
town town and Clay Bank Mondays, Wsdnes.s
Gays ana Friday. and at Gloucester Point
s en Almonds Tuesdays, Thursday and l
446 A.. .1t;xeep. sunday-Local m,r.a Tor
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. "a
6:53 =. NJ. and 6:42 P. M-Fromg ali tho South.6
3:a5 F. M.-Froni Charlotte and Durham. E511Tls
$40 a. ,M.-From Keysville and intermediates
s:as A. M.-BAl.imore ana Yves, point. 5153 y
day. $40 7. M:: daily escep. sundsy-.
c. ". Wi5srR1rRY Is P. A., Il ,chmrond. va
" 3. H. HA a ". II TAYLOE, FIT
Il. 3. sPBNc1oR. Gen'l. Mgr. - 5Ss3
washington, D. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21
COTTON MA.RIiETE.

z NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.-The cotton market
reached n new high level for the upward a1loy 9.
men, during to-aay's session as a result OF
continued bad weather reports covering and
J renewal OF Wall Street bull support. TIC close
Was steady at advance OF 2.eI24 points;
sales were estimated nj folly $500 bales. The
opening was firm at an advance OF slIl- points,
and inside OF the first half hour the market
had been forced up 10 e. net gain OF 1898
points by the covering OF shorts and fresh buy
Ing inspired by low temperatures in the north
western belt, reports OF rain on open cotton
in the central belt and predictions for still
lower temperatures in the central and western
belts tonight Liverpool was rather dfsap.,
pointing ct first. but rallied as soon as the
attitude OF the local market toward less fav-
orsble crop accounts became apparent. Around
1927 for January realizing became feature.
but after q reaction OF only s or points. the
market nrmed UP again In the early afternoon
on reports OF nrmer interior spot holders and
reported the high point OF the session or around
1919 for January. This was net gam. Of
Is points for the day and of 6s points from
tho low level of Tuesday Realizing WAS heavy
during the balance of the session, but prices
yielded only alightly. and the close was within
or points OF the top.
Receipts ut the ports to-day were 7445o bales
against 5s,sss last week and ,Cal last year.
For tho week (estiinated) 35, $50 bales against
ci7c62 last week and s97403 last year, To-day's
receipts at New Orleans were 1912 bales
against 1868 last year, and at Houston 1888
bales against 1854 last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21
Bank Clearings.
(Ry AssocIaled Press.).

NY 7zAsSVC3UtCN1 4FcHS
NEW YORK. October 20.--Tutnl bank
cleurlngs se.7s7, csc .2d9. increase l.3 per
cent; outside New York, sl.oA,24GG71. In
crease 10,7 per cent: Richmond. S5.202. 56l.
Increase 81; Savannah, s5.bs9,2a6. de-
crease 144: Atlanta, $lab,642, Increase
b.s. Norfolk, s2.2d3, pos, increase 6,s; Au-
eusta, s2S7so7G increase 270; Knoxville.
sla45,S3i, increase g; Charleston, SLICE
eos, decrease 5,1 Jacksonville, Sl.2d3S4l,
increase 5s.s; Macon, s7s2,1ss. decrease.
rs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21
OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Oct. oo.-FLOUR-steady, but
quiet Rye Flour-Firln. Buckwheat Flour
Dull. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Cornneal-Standy.
Hye-S;eady. Bnrley-Steady.
z Wheat-S teady: No. 2 red. 3lisc.4 elevator.
Options h1Ac. net higher. May. soAc.; De-
cember 9.c.
Corn-Barely steady; No. 2, sic. nominal. OPP
tiorls partly hc. net higher. May. bohc.i;. Dc
cetnber. 64l2c. Oa:s-Stcady: mixed. 33u331sc. 8s
Ecef-Steady. Cut Enthusiastically. Lard
Easy; western steamed. s1.5ca7. 90: refined,
easy; continent. $3.50. Pork-Steady. Tullow-
Steady. Rosin-Qu!et Turpentine-Dull and
easy at 70h@ ilc. asked.
mild quiet. Futures closed steady, net adj
vance 1890 points. Sugar-Eaw, nominal; fair
refining. Ia l6c. centrifugal, 9-lCc; moasses
s,Iger = IL ice. refined. nominal. Contection-
ers' A. y4.5b: mould a, S5.C5; cut loaf and
crushed, %. 40: powdered. 81 so; gr1nua led.
$40; cubes, S495. R!ce-Ftrm. Molasses-
Steady.
State small and large. colored and white, liGD
lsc Eggs--Firm and unchanged
q Potatocs--Irish, firm; Maine. Sl.9oW".co; Long
Island s.lc2. Is; sweets dull and unchanged
and unchanged Peanuts.
Steady and unchanged. Frelghts-Stoady and
A1 co.tonseed oll-pull. but steady. Primo
y ysltaS, wln sei yellow yeliow. 2ssasc. -
= CHICAGO ILL, Oct. 20.--Speculativc tactics
controlled tho wheat market here to-day. sup
por, from a leading bull causing a strong finish.
At the close wheat for December delivery WAS
up &c. Corn and oats are practically un-
changed. Provisions are down als0Ihc.
The leading futures ranged as 'folows:.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVE poULTRY--Chicken small. bright, rer
pound, l5IlJc.; medium. per pound. lAaloc. :
large, per pound. 49,; extra large. per pound.
l.GI,sc Hens, small, per pound. lie; large. per
pound, lie. RoosterB. each. aIaoc Ducks
young. large, per pound. i3c.; young. small
per pound loallc. Geese. large. fas. each. 500
Bu1TER-choice family packed. per pound
lSdlsc.; choice dairy packed. per pound $50
:l9c. choice store packer. per pound, l5fl16c. ;
medium store packed. per pound, 15c.: common,
per pound. 12flt4c.
. EGGs-in crutes, nearby. fresh, per Dozen.
LIVE sTocK..veals. choice. per pound. 90
Che: fair to gbtri per pound. b46i.c.;. runners
pound, saa4e..;; lambs; spring, per pound, 10
Gle; cattle fair 70 prime. per pound. efIsEc.
Z M1SCELLANE0HS-Dr peaches peeled,
pound, l2a.lse.; pears. 81 2sfll..o: Keifer. No J.
81 aie.; 5cuartered. per pound. 7lsc.; dark, per
pound, &c. Dried pcaches.g peeled per pound.
1919; peeled. dark per pound lo9lic un.
peeled, per pound, ta6e h'a:hberTiea PEI PEI
ISe. Onions Mons choice yslIoS, sugar Ssrret
choice. per bushel, 7oas0c Apples. fancy, per
barrel. se.ssg3,oo; choice, per barrel, ;i7aFe %;
Saah.d. fsee Of burrs. ssas7e.; unwashsd, re-
OF burrk, so1aIc.; merino unwnshed. :ole3c.;
bury. 2asc. per pound lesA 1i!sh pota toes,
fancy. per bushol. sy1S,c.! lrlsh pota toes
ton, .l4ll1s. Hams small vel. smoked, per
pound l5a1isc.; hams, large. well snioked. per
pound, l3lti4c.; sides. well smoked. per pound.
9aloc 2! csc? IS mehehtA heh 7, nm ,,
SLouR-tJoo prces,.-Wln,cr, superior.
e. cbuc.75: winter extra. f275a s,0o: = winter
ter patent. 345oa475. .Buckw heat, per pound
country bcited. sacked. 6?lsGesc.
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also sold privately the dwelling NO. ITO
West Marshall Street for s2soO.
Cary Street Square Closed,

The City Engineers Department Will
begin to-day at noon to repave cary
street hill from Thirteen to Fourteenth
street. and wishes to notify all users or
that street that the square from Thlr-
teenth to Fourteenth street VIII be closed
to all through traffic, and that certain
sections will be left open TO accommo-
date, as far us possible, the merchants
located directly on that square While the
work Is being DONE lI4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21
WINTER TOURIST RATES VIA THE
ATLANTIC COAST LINE

VI Winter Tourist tickets are now on sale
to all Southern Winter Resorts via the
Atlantic Coast Line. This line is the
Shortest. Quickest and most Elegantly
Equipped between the North and South.
1t offers to health and pleasure seekers
service equalled 'by none. You make no
change to Florida points. have two
through trains daily.
Full information, apply to agents OF the
Company, or c. 8. CAMPBELL, DIP. AZ
Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21

VERY LOW Hates X" CHASE CITY,
VA, AND RETURN, VIA "souTH-
ERN 8HAlLWAY,"3 ACCOUNT OF WIFE
e GiNiA-cAROLiNA FOX HUNTERS
a ASSOCIATION MEETING.
Special tickets on sale at Richmond,
Danvile Norfolk, Greensboro, Winston-
salem Clarksvillo. and intermediate alta
tons. October 2lst to 23d inclusive. re-
turn limit October 31st,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21

4 NEW ORLEANS. La. Oct 2o-cOTToS--
higher; GALES 4,s5o bales. including $500 to ar.
rive; quotations up Lc
The future market. was decidedly bullish to.
day. due to the iirst killing frost in the north
western section ot'the cotton belt. In Oklahoma
md tina; portion OF Texas adjacent the frost
made Ia, there viii De no more Cotton grown
IN that section this season. In the trading
December opened il points up at 1911, easel of
lo.22. The market closed very firm. within a
point OF the top. Net gains 251e9 points
sesenper. UTE ioi4glo ni Decemper. oasaio..s;
January. lo.3.GIo.as; February. ,o.Ssal0.is;
March 10. 5oaIio.al: April l0.a51lOa7; May,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21

q . 81 D. ~ f. \ 3 3 \ .
bulls steady to strong; COWS weak to 1oc. lower
steers sS.766tt.+5; oo!ss, 3l4oQs. o. venis-
Steady; grassers &c. lower. veals, $+.ags.6o;
Sheep and Lambs eceIr.s, a,s5s head. Market
for sheep steady. Choice lambs firm; others
arm Sheep. - 5D95. 90; culla. 800: lambs, $40
500. Hogs-Receip pts, 2,s57 head. Market
steady. Choice State hogs. $3.50.
Oct e0-CATrLE-Supply light; market
1teady, Choice. 9S:soas.75; prime s5.soas. %.
heavles, Is o5Q6.7o: medium. It, CO; heavy york
ers IS. Dd5.6o light workers., s.. 4t45. 80; pigs.
s5.3og5. %: roughs. AG5. 20. sheep-Supply
light; market steady. Prime wethers S. $50
$50: common. sos. 50; lambs, s.6ta7,75: veal
calves, s7.5o1s.00 q n III 1iE1
CINCINNATI, O.. Oct. 2o-HoGS-Actiye
and steady Butchers and shippers, $5450p5 20;
common. HcSQ5.B. Cattle-steady and alloy.
i rar It 70 good shippers, a.seg4. q; common.
s2d2G. Sheep-strong at $344.S5 Lam By
Strong at S6lp7.6O nm 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21
RATES REDUCED TO PETERSBURG,
VA, ACCOUNT CONFEDERATE
REUNION, OCTOBER 18TH,

26TH AND 27TH, 1905.
Account the above OCCASION the At
antic Coast Line Railroad will sell
tickets Richmond to Petersburg and re-
turn, at rate OF one first-class fare plus
rs cents, tickets on sale October 23d.
Gath and 25th, limited to return October
S0th, 1905 t.$a
On October Goth the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad will sell tickets, Richmond
to Petersburg and return, at rate OF fifty
(5O) cents, good returning on same date
only, account Battle OF the Crater.
For further information. apply to
agents OF the company. the Richmond
Transfer Company, or
c. S. CAMPBELL, D. P. A..
SSs East Main Street,
Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21

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Winter patents, s4.bQ4.io; sprlng patents.
$i,5o@p49o Wheat-Frm; spot contract. s ssS;sW
aauthern BY sample asoc, Corn spot
5sMabSa.c.; southern white corn 6lGg96e; Oats
Firm; No. \ mixed. 3s1s Ql34c. Ifye--Flrm; No.
. western. 7sgHo, Hutter-,Steady and un-
changed fancy Imitation, fancy cream
cry. fancy ladle, 1syl9c. store pack-