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Evening star., 1905-10-05

Hand- -carded nIankets wa.bad

In the Tolman way are as soft and fiuffy as
new. Double. 60c.; single, 25c. Tolman Laun-
dry, 9th and c. Phone NJ. 25o0 1t
Evening star., 1905-10-05
Jno. q. Meinberg's Bread is Used

In the majority Of the best-conducted homes
Why not be included in the majority and
have perfect bread for your table? At any
grocer's. Bakery, 716 11th ST. s.e 1t
Evening star., 1905-10-05
High-Class Printing Costs No More

at Byron S. Adams than you pay elsewhere
for the Indifferent kind. Office, 512 11th St.
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1905-10-05
sth and F SITS. Branch Star Office.

Advertisements may be left at the Postal
Telegraph Office, at Sth and F SITS. NV, at
the regular rates. Help advertisements are
only cent per word
Evening star., 1905-10-05

why MOI Have An EXpertp
Costs no more Leon L. Cahoon
Window Cleaning Co., 524 10th, cor. F.
oc4-3ts
Evening star., 1905-10-05
Candies Usually eoc. Now 35c.

when laundered in the Tolman way. Called
for and delivered promptly. 9th and c.
Evening star., 1905-10-05
Special Sale Used Furniture.

Friday 10 am, within our room, 1929 G st.
varied assortment of useful furnishings
for the home. Wilson & Mayors, Auction
eers. ~
Evening star., 1905-10-05
Brown & Tolson, Aucts., 14oe n st.

Special sale Friday. Oct. 0. 'O5, at 10 :3t
am. Fine new and used Furniture Velvet
and Brus. Rugs. imported Bric-a-brac &C.
Evening star., 1905-10-05

Ine butter That Betters the Bread"
Is Red Glover Creamery Butter. Purest prod
uct OF the finest creamery. All grocers. Beau
tiful art picture free for Is wrappers. 1t
Evening star., 1905-10-05
You Can Save Fully 80 Per Cent

All the most popular varieties. Order
box. GEO. b. SHEETZ, + and 10th sts
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supniy OF medium to good cutters. The In
idcatfons aer That flna cutters Will be very
scarce We nsd IN tho crop q good dsal g. OF
tobacco short IN length, and also o good pro- ~.
portion which, Ii unusually lsnfy. we think
tho nllerB Will be exceptionally good and II
Will not DO difficult TO make selections OF me
filters. l4E.a H III N .
Wo have had on Bur sales this week some ,n.,
exceedingly good wrappers, and while th he!
that this aecton will AFFORD 4 much larger
proportion than any other district. We have
Prices arc firm on all grades and nothisg
seems To- be neglected, There s q good d O.
f,aid for all grades, and the buyers nro gem
orally anxious III thcir purchases. Low grndes
arc generally anxious III their purchases Low
grades arc particularly high, while fnedi,'i m
lsc wrappers command high prices, and rc
very cagerly sought after both In innhoganie e4s
for old totlaccOs. ..ll. III. 49, N.laA.
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ABOUT
BANK STATEMENT [: ! | IN
That 1ssttc Did Not Tally at 4 XII
With tile Markets
Forecast.
SURPLUS MARGIN. IS EXPECTED
No One Knows How to- Account
for the Discrepancy ope- Is
ful Feeling.
Inv Associated prcss.l

NEW YORK, Septeinbcr sO.--rhc weekly
4 bank statement was tho center OF inter-
i est to-day, and published inti1llatOns OF
its favorable character were rIcircu-
8lation before the statement Itself up
6peared., Prices advanced SnccordD yly, ana
: Willie some hesitation developed IN ne
cloalng tone, last prices we're near, ~ ne ne
q best.
~ trhe weekly bank statement has been
H subjected 10 criticism fora 1onE time rs
4 in Inadequate showing Of the lctual con-.
dltion Of the hunks, principally on ac-
count OF the operation of ,htlsystem Of
computation by daily averages. But the
4 skcptlcism which found EXPRESSION over
.5tO.dny's statement was unusually frank
and general. owing to the ettremc varia-.
4 tion from the estimated result. "a
F.. ,rhe known movements OF money for the
y week promised q decline III the casll re-
serve OF upwards OF 100000. The bank
statement. on the contrary, indicates an
increase OF s1.5223Oo leSa
The extraordinary requirements o the
week for syndicate payments. quarterly
settlements and the Ney York tax pay
1nents to be made Alorday promised an
unusually heavy deinahI for credits. The
loan item OF the bark statement. on tho
contrary. shows n cont ton q $i.elo.aoO..,
4 The net result Is TO expasd the margin
K OF the surplus by s.. 20, s7a.
Expert authorities are entirely at z
loss to find any explanation for these
+ discrepancies. The speculative operators
In stocks accepted tie statement at its
face value Feeling among them was
confident also that he max mun1 effect Of
tho October LIST settlements was shown
lin yesterdays money market and that
easier condi lions would follow next week.
Yesterdays increase In the railway steel
spring dividend stimulated a number OF
low.prlced industrials. The principal
4 movement otherwise was that IN the
Reading stocks. END dfa
III Total gales OF bonds, mar value, 81, 500o.l
5 Total sales stocks. $4,000 shares.
sS MONEY AND II ExcH.AN ING E--CLosE
Money on call nominal; no loans. Time
loans firm; sixty days,Sn ninety days and
nix months, 4 IL percent. Pine nercan-
I tile paper, 1-2QId per cent Sterling cx-5
change steady. with actual business In
bankers bills at Sis 2ba4 $3.50 for do
mand and ut t4,s2. 1904 81. s5 for sixty-day,
bills. Posted rates. S4.s3I4t3S1-c and $i.S6
#d4,ss IL Commercial bills, SA.s1 SAG
4s1 10. Bar silver, 90 1-2. Mexican
dollars, Al. 544SS XII u
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'R I7:[t,y PRODUCE MARKET.

FLOUR Receipts continue liberal. but the
ma rket is fairly active at to days quotations.
WHDAT-Receipts very light and market nc
tive for all good dry. wheat Seed wheat. espe.
and common wheat have to be sold on their
inerts. coRN--Marketu continues active re! re-
ceipts very light. OATS-FirT and active
Winter for ssed wanted RYE.In r., very s go ~
but the large proport Ion is OF oyer-ripe timothy
ana dark and iover-rpo clover mixed. which y
very dull and hard to sell Common and dam
aged unsuitable Glover not wanted S
APPLEs-Recepts liberal but the demand 10
good and fancy stock very active.
PoTATOEs-Re continue light and mar
s. ia cs-Receipts moderate. Market fairly ac t.
tive at prices quoted. ssSt. , 4
sBUTTER-ReceiEhs continue lisht ana niarReS
firm and nntiye az quotations. a
EpOULTRY-Receipb moderate and market in
"a VIRGINIA. BACON Unclaimed: fairly aa-
'REcEipTs FOR THE WEEK--.W g. g
bushels; corn 1855 bushels oats. 10 2ss bushels:
rye. ASIA tons; flour 3,s3 barrels; hay. 6so
tonH;I milfced. 80 tons. * <, 81 a.
STOCK IN $E,I.Ey.ATOR-Oat II, 1875 bushels
Z
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REDUCED RATEa5To 3RALElG II Il N. O.,
2 ACCOUNTED NORTH 4, CAROLINA +
STATE FAIR, OCTOBER @t7TH

Y - & 10
Account Of tho above Agricultural Fair
to be held In Raleigh, n. c., the SEA-
BOARD AIR LIN e RAILWAY will sell
round trip tickets from Richmond to RAJ
Height at rate of $780, including one adj
mission to Fair Grounds, proportionately
cheap rates from other sElABOARD sta
tions. Tho ,seaboard has the only direct
limo from Richmond to & Ralelgh VI \. s. q
Three trains daily. VERY8LOWs RATES
FOR MILITARY COMPANIES AM
BRASS BANDS IN UNIFORM. VI Tickets
sold October 18th. to i goth. lnc, limited
to return on & or before October 23d,
for all further Information, tickets, etc.
call at any sEABOAtSD Agent, Richmond
Transfer Company, or District Passenger
Agents Cflce $50 East Main Street.
I Phone 405. 81 Il yy;iSs4 Fl, g. LEARD,
al District Passenger a gent.
4 W. v M. TAYLOR,
Ss t.g City ri oket Agent.
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RICHMOND HORSE SHOW, ocToHER
%a ,fasf 1O.f4 1905 ig5 iss o

Tow Rates Via r., F,# e p. r. II.
One fare plus 600. round trip from all
stations to Richmond Va, including one
admission o4the Horse Show. Tickets
on sale October 8, 10. II, IL. 49, IL. good
going only on date OF issue and returning
until October 10, 1905, inclusive: no stop
overs allowed. Apply to ticket agents
r., F, & P, r. R. ~ es
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quotations are ms follows,
Danyille Tobacc., Market,
(Reported for The Times. pispatph by Dlbrell

& panyille, Va, Sept. 80. 1905.
which lime the weather has BEEN very dry
and receipts have fallen of somewhat. ALTO
good, and much better than we had generally
SUPPRESSED The Indications pss that ls many
viii afford a fair p,pportlon OF all grades ok
tcapt common oilers. We Mink the proportion
OF common and medium smokers VIII be better
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NAVAL rronNA

TIKPnNTfN15.--Flr al size; receipts ,5S5
easks at sac bd tesseip y ~ 17s
Crude Turpcnlne----F Firm at sSGt4 i] receipts
lit barrels. if34ls RI }s335 Fl !.t8s ats ~. B.
riN En Fir at ssAc. 1T 50 es. III casks; re-
ceipts, :47s casks: shipments. 4.l4s cacks.
a,oi8 barrels: shipmenta 1903 barrels. ..,,
faCIIlARLESTONi s. G.. Sept. 90. ---TU RPEN-
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TENNIS AT LUcERNE.
Ball atthe Hotel National Marked
Close of Tournament.

tspesla' cable e y Tas H TiMISS pspatsh and
Copyright. by the New York Herald Goa
I,uCERNE. September 3,.-As lawn tens
mis- ball, given at the Hotel National, was
very enjoyable and marked the close Of
the tennis tournament which, despite tho
rain, was considered the best held In
Switzerland this season, NJ, Potdeyin. an
Australian crack, won the championship
singles, M. Germot and NJ. Muir were
winners Of the mons doubles,
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TO6AsHLANp DURING
f RIcH MOND HORSE sti oW-R.,

2 ~ r. q F.3F.I n M NJ 49,
Trains will leave Elha Station, Rich
mond. for Ashland and intermediate
points. 1l;46 o'clock each night October
10th to 14th inclusive, All tloksts, In
Guiding Communication forms. Will be nc
oepted for PASSAGE without additional
charge as usual
w. Fl. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
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bales: export to Great Brltaln. sost bales: to
\ Consolidated al al ports--Net receipts. 1920
hhles export TO Great Britals, S0s4 bales; 70
France, 27.723 bales. a <.
4g Total since September LIST at all ports.Set
receipts ssl,65 halesi export 70 Great Britain.
Continent ,leaGH bales; to Japan, ?, $50 bales;
to Mexico. 100 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, Sept. 30.--COTTON-
Cotton futures quiet: October TO- 3s4 No
ysmSer * SgSt3 PsSsSef H. ssssiSs
1921 July; u o9llo9,. !,
7so to arrive. Quotations unchanged; n,iddlinE,
70 71fc Futures continue very nervous = do ana
Notwithstanding agreat display OF alleged
hsh features syery6ody about the TIFF snS t tos
trend OF prices after the fret call was down !,
ward. Trading was light. he market n closed Close
dull at bottom fgurea. n ct losses 71lo points.
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Z COTTON MARKETS..

lss NEW YORK. Sept, 3o--The cotton market
opened steady at a decline ~ points to an
advance ot = points And ruled rather rreGular
better than expected, asd there We're some re-
ports of damage to open cotton from ruin, but
there was considerable week END tlqudatlon
and after working g few points ahdpe the
opening figures the list sagged Off to, net
loss Of 2Qi3 points, later ruling quiet asd steady
with In. a range OF 2 or 3 points and slowing
( no special figure
fl Receipts al the ports to-day We're %, 200 ha les
against 1851 last week and 1859 last year
For tho week (estlmatell $4,000 bales AGAINST
1883 last week and 499, t6o last year. To-Iay's
Msw oeAns w "
pales against 5000 last year, ~ 3Sr
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RICHMOND FRE DERlck AND
y POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY
Notice 70 Shippers and Receivers Of

Notice to Shippers and Receivers Of
Freight, l
S}5 Owing to the limited track facilities.
space and lack Of n warehouse at BYRD
Street Station notice Is hereby given
that on and after. October !, 1908, freight
In carload quantities only will be received
and delivered there, AZ cond ton. permit.
Ample provision will be made for the
reception and delivery Of freightiat Broad
and Hancock Streets Station.
w. p, TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager,
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FAlE ASSOCIATION,
FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF
HORSE SHOW, iL,YNcHRuR0,V Ay
,{f HftE nCrnRE a 40 TO 9TH Az 49,

For the above occasion the Chesapeake
and Ohio viii sell Tickets from Richmond
to 8Lynchburg and return at rate Of s425.
including one admission. Tickets on sale
October Cd, 80, 4th and 9Th, Anal limit
October 7th,5 II
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ISaTiey--Duli lecuiHS' uoe7Zs W
Wheat Easy: No. q red. size elevator. 81,
tlons show ;; ole. net loss. December, Ss1sc
celrngEasy; No ssHc 1pt!onss q net q! I'm IN
a shsnkis s.e ss5Rts9sss SSG isS$sSs
!. dytee4y: family, o SlSa e mess.
Steady; pickled bellies, r sA Gl1sc. per pound
picked o 0nntd I psttqn
eesansa Sc ss.ssM Porks:eady: family
Is Co. \ TaiIow-Steady; CITY. 4sc:.i;5 country.
.4h@4hc. Rosn-s teady at SS.S0d3. 30. ~ Tur-
pentine-Stea Mt 0Slk g69c, ,.,s,
iess MRd a NH a sodova SS
closed steady net. unchanged ,pf 10 RoiInss
lido, cen,rifugal 3 li-lsc.; molasses sagaii.
sisc refined oa5e 49, ssshed
Is. Is: Allees.Firm; domestic, sls1Sc. Nc
'Af Rutter0steady and unchanged Cheese
Quiet and unchasged. EEgs--Fiir and IN
Potatoes- Steady and unchang ed: Cabbage a
nuts,-Quiet and unchanged.
Cottonseed on Easy Is tone and partly low ".
summer, ys'iS% vaIisw g sas white cog
& CHICAGO. ILL, Sept. so.Eoeneral iiq1ida,
heavy forward s movements OF the new crop
InconsequenceE the December option closed 80;
I nm & 8 Open High Low. Close
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.IpRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. 8O.-T1e dry goods mar
kdt conditions were quiet during tie day owing
to the comb Of q jewish holiaay m
port detnahd Inns stopped for the time being.
but prices. arc very iirii on these as we'll as
other goods. aI lll.ea ~, a- ~. ls!l6. $1,000
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VIRGINIA. cH RuIsTiAn MISSIONARY

SOCIETY, rs IS
81 NORFOLK, OCTOBER Cd TO 9TH, 81 !.
a5VIA$cHEsAPEAkE e OHIO ROUTE
e on October LIST, I'd and sd the G. g. O..
Railway will sell round trip tickets from
Richmond to Norfolk and return for
meeting Of Virginia Christie Missionary
Society at $3.50. limited to October 10th,
s q. & o. fast trains leave Richmond at
8 A. M. and A r. NJ. for Norfolk.
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SMILING BEAUTY
now THE VOGUE
Continued from First Page.)


marked In its editorial columns that ono
valuable lesson which tho War Office
might take TO heart Is 1t should take
care before next real war to have an
ample stock of umbrellas and soloshes
laid by. At any rate, when .on NVednes-
day evening, after the victorious army
had rolled back the invading force from
the strong position on chlltera iilis, no
end of disappointment was expressed
among men, soaking wet though they
were, that all lighting was over. The
casualties numbered ono, q fcyclist. scout
falling from his machine and being run
over by q van.
Take Away Prequisites.
There Is a good deal Of heart burning
among naval officers owing to the reform
which the admiralty have just announced
they mean to carry out at once. Ihis
has reference to tho extraordinary sys-
tom under which officers Of the feet from
time immemorial been supplied with fur
inIturc IT Is this, when Il Warshlp goes
Into commission She Is fitted by the
.dockyard authorities with all necessary
furniture, both in her living and sleep
Ing quarters, as well as with mess-plate
government plate Is sold at auction and
tho proceeds divided among tho members
Of tile mess using It. In other words, q
present OF a substantial sum Is made to
tho officers, The furnitur 4 10 4 removed
And sown mp. In the dockyard. after
the ship has been paid off, when the
ship Is recommissioncd, now plate md
furniture have to be provided, IT Is es-
timated that as economy of many thou
sand pounds will be affected by this eX-
trayaganca system being abolished, ma
turally the idea OF losing their traditional
pemulslte Is not popular With the oli-
GERS, though they admit that the change
Is justified In the national interest.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
p1iiTEsnsBuRa. VIZ. sept 80.
Spanish. Market quiet at saos per bIsh nev
stock; machine picked, 2Adl3c.; Smelling stock
at 1aiH2hc. n III 80 Fl.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. 3d. 1906.

rs. S gfQ II Il 1
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT 30. 1906.
3s y. ARRIVED. 3la Al, s..
u Steamer, Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, merchan-
Steamer pccahontas, Graves. Norfolk, mer.
cha ndise and passengers, Virginia Navigation
Company. u
large Yort. Earl Philadelphia, Pa, coal coal
Barge shq5,17,n Hill pattersby' Baltimore
Barge. F. e; 31tugle, Joseph, baltimore. coke,
Percy G. Allen n AK
5 SAILED. VI
g Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. SEPT. 80 1905.
ARRIVED.
Il Charlotte, Murphy. Baltimore passengers and
general cargo. ST n ss 3856
IS SAILED
Steamer Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore. pas
seEgers and general cargo, az
i PORT NEWPORT NEWS. sEYT, 80, 1905.
ARRIVED. ~ 555
barge r.. r. Thomas, Providence.
B Barge s klnsiten N rr9S1aene'
Barge Cassie, Boston. Ia " &. \ Z III ~ 6lR
Barge Bristol, Newbirry Port. Il lSQ t
Schooner. J. Is II anson. Boston.
Barge West Virginia, Providence. s
SAILED. ID
Steamer AJley London. 5l3 IA 5
Steamer Beacos.s ! ana "a ica. &, 4,
Schooner Thonas W. lawson, Boston.
y Schooner John Twohy Bangor.
I. Barge lInttle East Boston. rs
Il Barge Scully, Providence. AZ II
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CLOSING I. BOND 8. QUOTATIONS. s, S.

II chjca - y ,rcrrnjn a / "a 4. . M ss
e,oornJo 1and !. sol,t 1err1 fis,i,,,,,...... s5ia
c.,,ha ss ccr1aca I 81 los
Denver and Rio Grnndo rs \. :. 10M
i1istiiiers. scc,ritics " IN SEX
Eric 'nrior lies - . 4. . =. 1ea7s
ijrs General :. !. 94A
/ Fort Worth and Denver City 1st.....t.... liS
4 Jnpan g. certificates 102M
Manhattan eonsoi gold +. 1854
Mexican Central . &. Sis
4 Merican Contra Isl Inc. ........,........ 24N
4 MINI and ST. Louis As 36Is
! Misso,,ri Kansas and Texas ls ....,,... 1927
/ Missouri. Kansas and Texas aIs. ........... S7l5
/ Ma tlonu1 r. r. OF Mexico bon. 4ls......... 84M
J New York Central gen. rs s95s
Il New Jersey Central gen. 13+3s
Northern Pacific 10S r.
NsTtsH ~ gaS Wss.ess son TX *
q Oregon Short Line refundlng 4s..n........ 9e!$
1 Pennsylvania cony. as. 1854
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Lynchburg ropacco Market.
Iynohburg, Va, aeptl s.

LUXEMBOURG, Va, HeptN 3d. 1905,
Sales OF loose tobacco on the Lynchbprg
market for the two weeks ending saptember
Lynch's Warehouse; z
Sold wesls ending. September I'D. 0b.eoo
pounds; sold weele ending septemher 9Th. Y, o9o
Goth, $500 pounds. Tx az s 81
Sold from september /. 1905 to september
1904. to September 90, 1901. .Sss 300 pounds; de-
crease fog 1905 e. 500 pounds !, :, !, q,
consisted largely OF prlmings, but few lots Of
tobacco being offered. Prices on prlmings
ranged from LEO to $40, and on tobacco from
81. so to IS. 26 per 100 pounds, This was con-
sldered fairly good prices, when the condition
OF tho tobacco was considered The crop Of
tobacco IL about all housed and in good con-
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IRendlnr t;cnernl a \. !. Z. 1854
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s. ....1 l7A
al foiIs and San Francisco IL. 4s.,....... SO n
81. Louis rsouthwestern con- As ..........5 S4M
Seaboa rd All Line Is qlh
Southern Pacific a. 6h
Southern Railway 12l "A
Texas and pacific ists ~. 1881
Toledo. Est'fI, and Western is....... ~. 80n
sUnivs Tacif 1854
Union Pacific conv. 13ias
United States Steel I'd 6s....................a7
Wabash lsa 1875
W Wepasn Ma Io
Wheeling md Lake Erie Dlta
wisconsin Central 49,. 81. .................. ny,
Japan 8s "a series. 10lh
japan 4s certi fca ties !. ~
,Japan as I'd seres ................. 0lh
Colorado Ind. SIS. series Observation-Disclosures. 1874
Colorado Ind Is. series b. .................. 12ls
Southern Pacific list As. certincates..... 81
NJ. and O.. Col. TT. Is (oncted) .......... o9i4
Central Of Georgia Sd Inc................. 81
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U. s.. refunding 2s. registered ............ 70:
III; q refiIndIng 2s. cotipo n ,,.,,.,......... 1G
s. 3s, registered. Y
" 8. 3s coupon...; =.
u II s.. New 10, registered. ~
u. 81 New 49, coupon ~
u. s.. Old H. registered .............. ~
s. Old ~ coupon y. =. ~ y
American Tobacco es. certifcates..........i /
A tcnlson general 4B................,.....r ~
Atchison adjustment 4s.................s...,s
Atlantic. Coast Line 4s......-,.............:.l ~
baltimore and Ohio 4s....................... 10
baltimore and Ohio Shs.........,...........
Central Of Georgia y I
Central OF Georgia 1st Ine................l 70
Central sof Georgia ID s1nc..... :.....t..3$
Chesapeake and Ohio AS tofrcred) ........5l y.
Chca so and Alton slss g 3
Chicago, r.. !. and Pac. r.. r. As. ........... s
Chicago r. +. and 1'ac. r. r. col 6s...... .;
c., O.. q. and st. Louis gen. 4s..........il0 40.
Colorado Mida nd 4s.............. ....... n
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. CHICAGO. Sept. 80. -GArTlI,, E-Reeeipts. 600
g prime steers: s515a6; l5 ]: poor 10 medium.
ss6oG5 70; stoSkers !, and feed da ! 81
$550aT.2 rs. Hogs Receipts, IL, 900 head Mon.
day, q, o90; q marke ! slow. Sc. lower. Mixe aI
6.75; rough, heavy. s5,05al5.25; light, ss.19ep
Sc; pigs, tt10aa g; bulk q les 5 a9Ss 80.
Sheep, ssdlo Is; lambs 81. so @7. Ii: .;E TEf
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

~ Richmond. Va, Sept. 80, 1906
Il Tobacco-Dark Fired-unchangcd. Market
continues very quiet and but very little doing.
Market continues quiet with light receipts,
sun Cured-season for old tobacco about over.
Receipts Very light, and market continues
The quotations arc as follows;
eliE N E.yN TOBACCO 50
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
na comnon Ma doc nreferTe del % atod ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
CATTLE MARKETS..
y RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
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siIIE4l1F N5NIeH III UlI1uIl STOCK 1Hrts'
Richmond. Va, Sept. ~, 1905.
4 Report OF the live stock market for the week
ending September 26th. shows the market to be
the same as last week, which quota tons are
cattie~Best steers. ~ $50. i, medium to good,
sHg4Ac.; common to fair. 393 4oe-; best helf-
ers, 434Hc.; a few extra higher; medium TO
best, 36Shc.; common to falr. 2dI2stc.; bulls.
2A92Xc.; calves. 50 1sc.; cows and calves. {00
Fat sheep b sis@ INC common to fair 2,sq
&c.; old, Gull sheep, III qsc. best lambs. go
&C.; common to fair. $ts461tc;: stock ewes,
s26004.25 per head Z; feeding Rwethers, - G4kc.
I Hogs, 616c.; n few extra $40.
q Prospects good for al kinds OF stock. v. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsBURG. PA,
steady. Choice. sb.+oas :e9 Hogs-Reeeipts
light; market active, Prime, Y heavy. $500
ers.. IS eoa5.o5 pigs s5.7oN5, 50; roug CHS s4I5.
6heep-Supply light; market steady. Prime
wethers, s5G6.2o common 3l60dS,O0 spring
lambs, $6aS6o; veal calves, s7.5o9s.25, "a
j. CINCINNATI. O.. Sept. 3o-HoGs-slow,
'tle-Steady. Fair to good shippers. t4.l5R ls5 !,
common, 1904 90, Sheep-steady sa at {sGl4.75.i
Lambs-Steady at $450G74 10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01

NOW York. Sept. so.-BEET ES-Recepts
none asd feeling ssady aboyt :
receipts: about zoo head mainly grllssers, held
owe ryeat erday; no demand for eitheE grassers
Lambs-Receipts. 1909 head; = IL cars on sale,
Sheep steady. Sheep. sa.eoGs a;, mo prime,
Receipts, I'LL head: none for sale alive. Mar
ketS sominaly steady, II.