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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
Will PLAY
RANDOLPH MACON.
Great Interest Felt in the First
Contest at the Uni @
vesity.
(specIal to The Times Dispatch.)

1ss&51.s (SDeCial tonne
UNIVERSITY OFgY1RGINIA, septem-
Der 2s.-The Virginia student body
onxiously looks forward to the opening
OF tho football season tomorrow Un-
usual interest has been shown in the
practice games each afternoon, and to-
day some three hundred students We're
on hand praoticing songs and cheers
urder the leadership sof "Dappy'
Chandler the star catcher on the Varsity
baseball team FL
4 q No one save Coach Cole has the least
idea what team will line up against Ran
dolph- Macon, when the whistle blows to-
morrow. but 1t may BIO composed OF
the following men, which composed the
VARSITY squad to-day: Warren, rights
end; Burke. right-tackle; Murphy. right
guard |; Kollock. center; shaokleford, Left
guard Haskell, left-tackle; Barry. right
! end Randolph. quarterback; Crawford,
right -hafback; Johnson, ett-halfback;
Dodson, fullback.
Much of this afternoon was devoted to
T.
ever, tho players were lined UP against
scrub team,
The REGULARS scored three touohdowns,
and Crawford dropped n goal from field.
Warren and Barry. the latter. the old
North Carolina end, both showed UP
we'll. That liking" Cole has a strong
hold upon the applicants Is shown by
tho fact that no still has four eleyens
hard at work, and new men are Joining
tho squad each day.
Captain Cooke was not in to-day's line
up. as he has a had knee and will prob.
ably not play Tomorrow.
The feature OF to-day's sotto was the
Hninety-yard run made by Warren, who
secured tho ball on tumble and got
away for a touchdown, Barry keeping
the tacklers off, Warren, substitute end
), on last years eleven, Is developing into
quite q goal kicker and will be a valuable
assistant to Crawford. He Is making
a good fight for end and will DO hard
to displace. l
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COTTON NiARkETS,

Il NEW YORK. sept 2s.-The cotton ma rket
continued fairly acuye, but frInness during the
early session was followed by q reaction under.
cline ofs points 70 m advance Of Points. late
estimated a, 5000 bales The opening was
to hullsh Liverpool cables and continued tnlk
Of rrrp spot holders. AT tho advance there was
were followed by moro liberal offerings OF oc,
ttober. This seemed TO reassure shorts all
along the line. and the market worked on g
about last nights prices beforo mld-day. after
which they broke to net loss 81 about .zas
father bullah weekly crop report than expect
ed. On tho decline important Southern Inter
tho afternoon tho general ruling was steady
with the close very steady. particularly on the
late months. Southern SPOT, markets were re-
= New York warehouse stocks ner now reported
Is 1t9. 49a bales against l4l $50 on tho previous
day and q is expected that another 1900 bales
tins Iagt year was about $50 bales.
q s9.on g b. ~ ho1s ~ sS
last year For the week test!mate1, soo y
year. To-day s receipts at Now Orleans 81
hnles against 1919 last year. and at Houston
2S,07S bales against 81 $50 last year.
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MARRIED In WASHINGTON
BUT%NOTSAM $EL0PEMENT

(From Our Regular CONSEQUENTLY
E yyASEIINGTON,JD O., September 26.--
Miss Annie Bray and Thomas Todd, son
of. Walter ] !. Todd. trea sureri OF Ilenrico,
both OF Richmond, were married here
yesterday afternoon, The young people
came on Mrs. Gill's excursion. The mar
riage was not tho result Of an elope-
ment. The pair was accompanied by the
grooms sister, Miss Lily Todd. Tho three
will remain hero until "Wednesday night.
Probably five hundred exoursionists
came to the city on Mrs, Cilll's excursion.
The party will remain until Wednesday
night
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rl.t I ID
Easy western steamed; ,71s rssinea easy;
eoieeNspos RIO nyoiee, sS
mild drm cordoya lo6lsc Fns sad ~ other
stohs s!sady mo faas ausaf
siSe.; refined steady. Rice-Firm Molasse p
Steady. .,,,,.d + -heeHe-Easy;
s,e's fnl snail a9a large s0o5sa
a tn %hltss otatoesNIrIsh. Steady; Jersey: 14oR
AN ana unfhanSHa aad
nas. ,n.d e. FreiRhts-Steady and tunchanged:
oaadera n, af isgis a. Prime
rrrnnn yellow agnhc. prime
&c: prime winter yellow. 2saesfsc.
CHICAGO ILL.,, sept. 2s-Brlght skies N ~,
,,iySihn:nsi md a bearish effect to-day on tne
whea, Liberal primary r ,ySspt Tor
ce,nher delivery was on No. Corn - down e 6:
oats show a lozs Of 4,tc.f.t PROVISIONS Ate
: ~ ! Icadine futures ranged as follows Z,
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South galway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY IS 1sos.
Il IN TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
1900 IA. M.--Dally -Local fors Chariot NJ
1880 p. -Dally--Ll nited-DuftetP Pullman 70 n
Atlanta and Blrml nSham New q Orle et,s
Memphis. Chhttanoogn 9 and all the sSo4ntn,3
~. with through coach for Chase ely * -t5
ford. Durham and Ralegh. ~ 3. p. 5S
500 M-Lx sunday5Ch ~ ,eo 1S saa
-. p. M.,Sfor all tho South. z Hi S!3
YORK RIVER sIIIN Z. Ne in s5S
Tho favorlte route Ito Baltimore and Eastern
points Leaves Rchmond 4:2o SA daiiy'
3:ls z. M.41ocal I11cept sunday; !, !, !.
q 1920 r, M.--Exccpt Eundny--For w est, re
and river landing. !. St Gamers call Ct York.
towr. and Clay Bank Mondays Wednes.R
days a nd 1Trldays. and at Gloucester Point
a% and ALMONDS Tuesdays. Thursday and
AIS a. M.MBseept Sunday mixed ed e
West Point. ..g S{ssts
TRAINS ARRIVE R1CaMO ND.
& $3.50 a.. NJ and 8;4a F. NJ. From al the 50
$40 A. M.-From Chase City and Intermediate 4
OPS a, M.--naltlmore and West Point. \,
1913 A. M.-Daily-D Except Sunday and Mon-4
- day: $40 AZ daily. except sunday 'T7I
q. ~. WrlsTnuRY, D. P. As. Richmond. va 4
Al 8. HI EIARDWICIi. W. Il. TAYLOE.ssi
p. r.. NJ, g.. Z =, y a., t3ssis
S n II. B, SPENCER, Cent: Mgr.
%E4E Washington, D. c. MS S
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ATHLETICS AT COLLEGE,.
Fine Meeting Held Last Night
and Deep Interest Shown.

There was a fine meeting at Rich
mord College last night in the interest
OF athletics. Tho attendance was large
and great enthusiasm was displayed
Mr., r. M. McAdams, OF Richmond, an
alumnus OF the college and member
of the trustees, presided, Stirring
speeches were made by Coach A, r.
Dunlop. Captain II, A. Mench md Man
agerk d, j. Carver, which were received
with wild applause, Professors Gaines
Metcalf, Harris and Foushee, Of the coll
lego faculty: Professor Riley and Mr..
Robert Pollard Of Richmond, we're also
called upon and made very encourag-
Ing remarks, s
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A DAYS ACCIDENTS.
The Ambulance, with DIR. Wltten,
MAS Busy Yesterday.

H DR.. NYitten, of the Ambulance Corps,
had q busy time yesterday attending to
the needs of suffering ones.
AT 1880 yesterday. morning no WAS
called to shields's drug store, third end
Main Streets, to treat Edwin Cardln, an
ased negro, who had let a brick fall upon
his finger. The finger was spit open
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
UNION COUNcIL1ME,ETs
Royal Arcanunites Discuss the the
Assessments.

Recent Assessments
A meeting Of Union Council J, M l.,, = e. !,
Royal Arcanum vas e., ne Iora laS Hall, The
p rlI q pal event Of the evening was the
the regent si Faden 81 sup 1nses
- made AN able and COM
p rel defense Of the action Of I the
Supreme Council. He elected much ny en- Up
nIausc & by& his forceful argument MI y,
Sit,E was followed by Mr., !, Il !;
Grand gsds s wse s1eEs dfs
~ ~ , e..e siinwnA otherwise than fall. On
the other hand. Mr.. John AZ. Curtis and =
Rev crIteizedd 1ae suB beptep
schndiiie of rates, Nv hlch, in their PIN
ion were insdultabAle and Unfair deoldedly
4, M ~ Y MANIFESTED and 1t was
stated on the floor that some OF the mem,
bers who aa w!thdraw sat,n wo was 6G sh
10 nnnthmsia site. and d cordial harmony
Vas observed Throughout the discussions.
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= "a '.s-
cipal Office. Mineral, Louisa county Va. In n,
perpetrators; Terrell, y, y " - =.
treasurer and general manager al J, q
Mineral Capital stock slo az, naJeesssr ahd
Bank Of Holland, Incorporated pr F. INC q
office Holland Nansen.ond
j. b. Vincent, vlce-presdent; both Of HOLLAND,
ya cashls e., o MAey n,in MS
SO, 900. Objects and purposes: TO conduct q
general banking business. ), -
= Citizens Bunk and Trust Company lncor-3
pornted n Principal office A blnsdon. Va n
eorporators: Sutton Pr paiesashhiL;
Of Abingdon Capital stock: " Max l,num. 3lo3,.
min'mu sis9 o. oe1sasl ans PURPOSES
True Friends OF Charity Corporation. Prinoi.
pal
md 4 reasurcr: both 5of Mount Airy. Capital
sG0 in n,s S nee 4S'ee nd
Unfortunate and to conduct general retail
business. 4.
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Licensed 10 Marry.

Marriage licenses were issued In Wash
5ington yesterday to tho following couples:
Jesse c. Duke and Mary Susan
Rumques, both of Richmond, Va. ,5
Willie w. Farmer and Willie L. rhomp-
son, both OF Richmond, Va
Thomas ]. Todd and Annie G. Bray,
both OF Richmond, Va, z
George ]. Powell and Fannie G.. cramer,
both OF Richmond, Va. -
a Clarence p, Monkey and Nellie y.
IIuggins, both Of Manchester, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
WESTMINSTER SCHOOL,
Session Begins With Large At.
tendance and Fine Prospects.

2 tendance and FIllt cC-eo'
Westminster School opened yesterday
with large number Of friends and
natrons present. DR.. Russell Cecil made
the opening address, a very UNIQUE and ~!
timely talk on Beginnings. There are
more boarders enrolled than ever before 'I' !.
coming from all parts OF Virginia a and !
North Carolina and the entire enrolment
surpnsses that of any previous y ear.
@ Among the many improvements IN
school equipment, n handsome sAt OF
historic pictures for school-room$ decoril-
ton is conspicuous. 5 s.
rho school has taken a great step for
ward. and tho future Is very bright.
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news GATHERED
FROM S0|.UTH ! { i. /
Two Weddings Solemniizz,esd, One
in Manchester and the Other
iii Washington.
y. M. c. a. DELEGATES / 6: i !. S: LEAVE E.
Ernest Farmer Gets Ninety Days
in Jail ,.;sIl Isl. Chandler
Preparing to Move. n
y. NJ. C. "a. DELEGATES LEAVE.
Ernest Farmer Gets Nincty#Days
Manchester. Bureau. Times Dispatch, !,
Preparing 70 M owe.

~ 81 M Az l No. 11O2- HUI Street,5g]
II Mr.. Nathaniel Baker3lWells and Miss
Anna Frances Puckett ft We're married
last night at half-past seven In the
home Of the bride, III East Fifth. Street
by Rev, c. o. Woodward. Mr.. Wells is
a native Of Dinwiddie county, where he
is aS;highly respected young man.. Miss
Pickett Is the daughter of Mr.. ] ), r.
Pickett, of Manchester. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wells will make their home at III West
Fourteenth Street. ,i fisf III III,
Mr.. Clarence p. Monkey and Miss Nell
lie r. Hudgns. both Of Manchester,
we're married In Washington yester-
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For New York

Win Night Llne Steamers Except Saturday.
making Connection In Norfolk with Main Line
Ship following day AZ M als g y Morf nns
Che.apeake and Ohio Ry. Mt 0 A. NJ and II.
H.. ( making connection daily Except Sundhy2
at Norfolk with Main Line Shlps sailing at Y
p. NJ. t.aa i5 sysi q INV IS
4 +, a. BOSWELL. city Ticket Agent soS y.
Main Street; ], Y. MAYER, Agent. steamera
Wharf; II, II, WALKER, VI y and y, ~.
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n. 81 rcrundlng e, d.................
u. s. rcfundlny X. coupofi........'.i'..t..''
y. s: %. registered
y. N y. orns9i.iorod
u. s. New As, coupon. !. ::
., s.. Old As, registered
=. s ola A. coupon cs,;
American Tobacco 6s. certlfcntcs.. :
Atchison general 81 =
Atchison adtustment,SAs ~
Atlantic Coast Line 3d..
baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio ~ +.
OF Georgia
Centn Of Georgia T.. Inc Inc "
K nsp nc, gt n ana Ohio NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
chicaEo and Alton ahs..... 80. 4
Chicago. 3. and Quincy neY 4s &
CGh hiieas r. j. and pac. Il. r. col: IS.
c. &. and st. Louis gem y
ChlcaKo Terminal I.
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dse = nd passengers. Old Dominion line u.
= a. .nmnr Toccahontas, Graves Norlolk. naeI.
chandiae and passengers. Virginia SaYissse''oeu l
Company. 95t 5'5 5&
steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk, mo'ch n
a,se n nj nassaugers Old Dominion line.
Barge Giadiolus, Kelley. Petersburg light
PORT or WEST POINT. SEPT q, 1so'.
# ARRIVED. "a !.
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore passenger ano
se En- CIV ius Haynes. Matapon River landings
passengers and general cargo: Il
SAILED
Steamer Charlotte. Murphy, Baltimore, pas
singers and general cargo 5; w..
1a s1damsF p s.@ gers and general
q PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. Is. 1905. Il
Y -zGi&T Al 5s ARRIVED. l5t II
Steamer W yin snaa h p HorfolK,
Barge General Knox, Providence. 1 .5
4 BARGE City OF Atlanta. New Haven
Schooner John Twohy. Boston: . !, III:
Schooner Henry, I w ss2s B SoteGn
Schooner Schooner Isabella Gil. New York. =. Z,
Schonner WInefrede A. oran New York.
Barke Berkeley, Newbury Port.
Barge Rando OIL Ne NsT Rsdfor dort. A
Steamer Ra a1'E"l s k,YfIBfo'
D steamer Rapport, Boston, n 4. ;lSi
N Schooner Marquette ProyidenIe e, -. !, ~
Schooner Edith DIGIT sx H hsw
I B isarse George George Moon. Providence. II
/ I3arse Felix New Bedford.
Barge Bar Fail River. Boston. q. 6s
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N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EN-.
June 1l-1so5.

lsSE June 1t-l905. vi
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. Isl
Norfolk II 10 A, NJ, Stops only Us Pate urS.
W Nos a.. M aaa fHH EXPRESS Parlor,
Car, Broilsr Service. Petersburg 70 ,LynchourS
and Roanoke. Pullman Sleeper. Roanoke a Be- g
oke Knoxville. and Knoxville TO Memphis
Cafe plnns Ge, h9sneke : For
Farmvilie, Lynehburg and Roan 1ek S,cxy s.
y, 100 n M OCEAN SHORE Limited; AZ
rlves Norfolk bo r stops onIy Ct petsFIi
Steamers s 10 boston. Providence, Now York. &
H9 9;s5P. MMEor Sorfoik and all stations east
q 90 e Is. M.MNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE;
Pullman Seepers Richmond to .Lynchpurk ano
non noke Petersburg to Bristol. LynchburS 70
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans, Gaze I'
A' s.a1 s INST. LOUIS EXPRESS Pullman
sicsper Petersburg 70 Roanoke and Roanoke % 90
}Colun,bus A Cato Dining Car. !. -
y Trains arrive from the West ~ A. MI 2 ;9e
r. M and s:ls p NJ; from Norfolk ll:to A. =. &
aH ottl s;so NJ SIS East Main street! :, !,
~ "a sHnmVTII,E h fT5gjf55t5 q. II. BOSLNY,saf
Gen'l. Pass AEt 4,'A r t4'ss' As -
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11CHMOND GRAIN MARKET, Il
NJ Richmond. Va, Sept, 2e. 1905.
5S5 ;5'. QUOTATIONS. }5s 4 u s, t
( CATTLE MARKETS..

NEW YORK, Sept, sa.-,pBEY ES-R s,s ~ ai
b. bsof Af ssir demand al Ssc Per pound for a
tive sides: Gayos,Reco!pts 4, head; , !Ssa os
choice yeals offered ; common e rassera S:;soagP
500 common s5S90 clty nssss Ta1
iSc. u Der pound. Sheer md Lamhs-R Receipts.
72l head Sheep Arm; lambs loqG nS ;oG
S'oo: no choice lambs ofteTed: culls. So s.o9s:
mutton steady 2. ,Gs9 pdd Hoss
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NAVAL STORE.

rHMn1PIhhS ITniNynnsr,S a. ssasi sess'pt: i
casks At 4 1885, Issislis b 20 pds.
Crude ntd Turpentlne- Firm at ssa ga receipts y
besLXEVANNAII, GA, Sept. 20. -yrU r.
1rirm a. ciHo. sales, oa1 Ncasks; receipts LII
easbs sIpnsnta asS casks s,o y 2snlg Isini
mSsni!!sE, is b 9S g. O., Sept. ee-rURPEN-
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Merchants and Miners
Transportation Co.

Bostor,, Mass. and Providence, r. 1.
Steamers Leave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday.
don e' Monday, Thursday and Saturday at g
p. NJ = Passengers and freight taken for a.!
Nav England Points, Tickets on 81 at C. ana
o. Rwy. and N, and w. Rwy. Offices, and
No, 8I9 East Main *
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Cotton futures opened very nrm and closed

Cotton quiet; mddl!ng, lilo; gross receipts,
bsIas e eaport 70 Tie connent ls bales
Total to-day at AZ nor,snNst Seacsssps es 81
the contnent. i5.5 balos stock. 0io51a ba!es:.
1 Consolidated at all portsrNet receipts. lGo eN
France, iSSio bales: to tho Continent, ls.7sS
/. ba iss; to Japan 8 bal 4, :, I.
rete,pts. sSy Bales; export Great Britain
i59,7& bales; to France 44.s7s balss to the
Mexico, 100 bales, = 70 s
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ooS t hsad aa st .IiEhtiy lover. Beet steers.
$s:oass5; stockers and feeders aaG4iSt o ha77s s
f GaaEsoe icseipts 1906 heaa Market steady;
shippInE and sslee 9ol5?9n mixed ;odi a ~
niRs and roSE6 ;seS o. sheepReseipts. ~ cog
Mead. Market slow. 6g10e. lower. Sheep, 1;,7oU
675; lambs Sl.S0Q7.G5.
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Cash quotations were as foi skSsEsc Io
E $sss u y.I,o Tsa 10; $s
white ss. $500 aoo S t,sed Mn'e baSisy
sSc: f fSn % Choice mailing Nc
aa1ssea 9e.,h Ssfs per s p,
= not sde ss loo pounds short ribs
side. shost se 81 h sidss w ines
s &c 3 S;.S SGeT contract grade l76 Butter.
STEADY eresmery 1s11e aalr,e eu;ded ai7S
~ ~ : ,rine Grsts 2olsc. extras. 2tsc.
1,hecse-F1ru at llG1lhc: i5.
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AIARINE INTEI,lIGENCE.

PORT OF RlcIlsloMp, SEPT, %. 1905,
steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk, msrchan'
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a, I'Jl rI-s7it1 J
STEAM BOATS
N,'lds Dominion
~ Steamship Iii Co. 6 9.
Night Line for Norfolk.

f. Leave Richmond every evening (foot Ash
streetj at p Nj stopping a., Newport e ,NsW ~
Ftncluding stnteroom berth; nenls, &c., each.
Street Cars to Steamers Wharf, is4 3Si
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1,py r,0oDs MARKET,

NEW YoRK. Sept, %; The continued a .o1g.
market to-day although somewhat uneneyen,
nasn 81 ,aw On q shs Vars
nntter which also influenced the seller Jobbers
oatSS e,nx FHas aR sn sse Fisk
az az btins caught short OF the market.
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to Detroit.

The following delegates from Mnnches-
ter left last night for Detroit, Mich, to
attend the Young MEMS Christian Asso..
ciation: w. j. McAllister. CA. Blanken-
ship, W. ]. Blount, v. F.FTrevillian. r. Fl.
Walden, and G. s. yNhitlock. representing
the Atlantic Coast Line a special Pull
man was furnished the party. The dele
gates will be gone week and expect
to have most enjoyable time. visiting
the town and across the border into
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|MONEY-lENDERS
PROVED |ME t G /
Did Not Force the Marketing OF
Holdings BY the Calling Of
Loans.
FRACTION STOCK MOVEMENT N % E: Y E.
.A:2Spetial Movement LIE Led II BY.
Brooklyn Transit -Ptlr-
chascs Of Iron.
(By Associated Press. }

4ieSt35g 5 s lBy AhSSVCiutcu1 I,TcHs.) 5< fs4}tl,
& NEW YORK, Sept. 2e-Therc was very
little speculative activity in tho stock
market to-day, owing to the restraint
Of the money situation. The trading was
letlmrgic ut times ana the price move
rient was insignificant. Stocks In which,
the movement was Of any consequence
rcic OF the less important grade.
5 Apparently nloncy-lcndcrs rcfraincd
from the active calling OF loans. such
rs induced the liquidation Of yesterday,
and holders OF, stocks were relieved from
4 he necessity OF marketing their hold-
ings. But In spite OF the freedom from
pressure on THIS account there was IT
tile disposition to undertake new ven
certain monetary prospect.
portnnt and tho few stocks affected wcrc
\ under the innuence#of individual causes
The rise in#3Amalgninnted Copper was
accounted for by MI advancc4ain the.
price OF the metal and tho Increased An
aconda dividend. There was a special
movement In traction stocks, led by
brooklyn Transit. which was shared BY
Chicago Union Traction Chicago Sub,
way on the curb dropped 81-2. following
d IL ninc-point break yesterday. Reports
OF largo purchases Of iron abroad for
American interests were taken TO Ac-.
count for the hrmness In tho iron nnd
~Atecl stocks. The days net changes were
sinsignincant and the closing tone was
Irregular. Bonds were irregular. Total
sales, par value, 49, LOO. 900. United States
bonds were nll4unchnnged on cal. II
"a Total sales OF stocks. bS7. 400 shares. 55s
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nALr1M ORE. MD; SsPStsat1 9MsEog spot
STEADY an ~. Mssc: spot. No. red Western
s sseFn w sSRsee sasec
KS Ga ssiFi tpY. No. mixed alh&slKc Rye
FIRM western ss%f,s, hui sS2os do
a nrea merry. ss6pesMc; do ladle, 1SSfi store
packed s9ec EgSss IS ana az
lsctt osugnr~Strong and unchanged
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N r. c&n Richmond, ".
6S ~. fredericksburg q I;
-. # Potion ac e. r.

Trains Leave Rlohmond- orth>v y; ysL|s.
i4;i6B A. M.--Daily-Byrd st. Through. n 34;
e:l5 lA.8M,-Dniiy--Aiain N 81. Through. 81
lis A. M.Week Days--Elba ashland ashland As
$40 &. 1MiE.@opDna9ly-Byr1 st. Through. Local
1s los noon-Weok pays-Byrd ST. Through
& 400 p. M.-Week Days-Byrd St.. Fredericks. I
sos r. Si.4Daiiy@Main st. Through IF * s5sti
Gao r, Week Days-Elba. Ashland A ',.5
trains 'i.l Arrive chrnond-SouthWard. "
$40 a. 1l--Week Days-Elba. ;g Ashland Ac.4
E5& con1nlodntlon. ~ u, I, n ,isS
4 1920 A M.--Woek 3ays-Byrd 81 Freoric16 eas
.aSEs burg A ccomnio1at ion.
Es:s6 A. M.--Daly-Byrd ST. r sh ~
II :b0 A. M.---Woek Days--Byrd 81. Throus1..~
81. fsl9 s ah'Ss .fE'ana
5 55s E MB BsIly-Byrds 81 Local,
go r. M.--Daily--Aialn ST. ~ Through !,
E NOTE-Pullmnn Sleeping or Parlor cars on
all 5above tralns except trains arrlvns shions&
nond ii 80 AZ n. week days, and local accom-
Tine q arrival. ana departures and eonne0-;
lions moi guaranteed. ~ u :.
w, D. DUKE, g. y.scULP. w T. TAYLOR
Cent Man ASS Gem Ma = Trat. Mas
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MONEY AND EXCHANGED
closing bid, Al per cent: offered at
41-2 per cent. Time loans steady. 60 and
90 days, 4l1i1- per cent; six months.
541-4dl1-2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper. 4 1-2a5 per cent; sterling e1-
bankers bills at s4e5.5o7i.s555 for de-
mand and at $4s2.coll4 So. G5 for sixty-lay
bills. Posted rates. 81, sali.S3 IL and S4.ss
G4.S6 L. Commercial bills. s4& IA; Bar
silver 81 Csc. 5 iexi can dollars, 47c.a
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATION s

4 ~ &Std,ond IL nj. Observation-Disclosures 20
Coorado Mid'e an,,, nm sais
Gooraao ano ~ ~ Y 1854
Gupa o.. :. - - 49, IL 1918
DeifGI uha s; asw Observation-Disclosures. 8l%
| Erie prior lien dir
SEre General iB 1iak
Fort Worth and Denver CITY NJ"
Hooking Valley 8: o
Japan -. d a :fin;,ed lotM
/ Manhattan consol gold = @
mexican Central Al. ~
Mexican Gen y. Ky 4. esh
I Missouri Kansas and Texas 'ig %
4 missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds e g
4 National r.. r.. OF Mexico con- SS.
4 New York Central gen. tSIHH
New Jersey Central gen. i0G7s
S Ss:|sssS II, $s$ 2ss,,ls
Oregon snor. cnnv 1854
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
u BALTIMORE. MD. Sept. 2s.-seaboard All
line common, % bid: do. preferred. 4s bid. Z,
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r3eahInr General IA l03K
a. o,siu and Jron Mot,ntair con s.....1 Inn
e. ouis amd nnn Ers ncisco ~ 4s..,..... S0iS
g fo,is a sn,,thy err con is.....,.... ssH
Ssebop ri Az line slh
Sn,,thnrn oaninc IA es%
southern issiiWsy ls5
;r 10 l' a. f''nnd Western is....,..... ST..
4 ;nton paci, 4s... 1854
iininni J1onrinc cony IL 1919
United states Steel 2I ,g9s1is
w. bn 81 r,sh Y az u. .....,.......... Is
WnonsT Nd sess
M, ~ r AIS rtrie a . 81
~ M ;nonr ~ A nrsntr ID ~. 95
f ~ ~ ID aerios l0lh
pnn ~. ccrtiaen tes Observation-Disclosures. slii
Inpan ia I'd series elis
IVA bs ser an .. T3 :
Goiorado Ind Is. series Observation-Disclosures. 71iA
Se,,tharu Do ctar isi "a cert incatcs OF
Nj and o.. Cola teral Trust is............ g
Central OF Georgia 81 Inc .................. S3
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-panpucE MARKET,

PRODUCE markell
NEW YoRK, sept ss,-FL0UH--Dul, but
steady Hye n nsB n EI11%T
9VW'shs cat-Ea.y, No. I? red, $780, elevator, OPP
lions Woke. lower. September, Wc,i DeceWv
ps cornM HHsi aA No. tsAc. elevator OPTION.
Becember. 6SNc,; May. bohc. oa,s-steady at
321k@33me. rs