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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-21

W. r. Smith of Washington has
made rare additions 10 his collection
Of books relating to the greatest Of
Scottish poets, Robert Burns. His
collection of Burnsiana is now, be
yond all question, the finest of the
kind in the world
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-21
HANNAH FACING
EXTREME PERJURY
Attorneys Tor Plat PIX n to Get
Remaining Money
GOV. BLACK SURPRISED
THAT SHE sEoUEsTERED MON
EY FROM TIE RECEIVER
LIST OF HOUSES AND
MONEY SHE FAD.

. = = y - = y =
. HANNAH ELIAS HOUSES y
PAID FOR BY j. r. PLATT. !.
Location Cost. .
, No. 1888 Yves. SD street $t3,5oo .
: No. re West 6ath streat 29,500 .
= No. 236 Central Park w 45,500 =
. No. leo West I'D street 49.50o .
-------- .
Total cost .,.... $4,000 .
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-21
WANTED.

Eyes tested free; satisfaction guarantee
Weinberg g. Co, room Gilbert Block
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-21
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Rates For Classified Notices.
MALE HELP WANTED.

For sale--A five room house with store fl
on good business corner. 1901 Walnut sire
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-21

Three tinnera wanted. Address H. R,mus,
Anna, III.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-21

Putting Them Of the scent.-Bride
- George. dear, when We reach our
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-21

The Real Trouble.-"Do you mean
% say you don't have any trouble in
teping your wife dressed in the
height Of fashion, That's what I
said. Ny trouble comes when I
ions keep her dressed that way"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-21

E. Piuribus Unum-'I dropped in
81 Citily's room last night" "Rooml
I understood he had a fla So he
lid. but he's taken all the partitions
iown. and now he has a real nice
-oom
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-07

100 10 arrive Delivered on contract 200 bales.
Futures opened las points down on the &c
tive positions. Liquidation later raised prices
up abou. 10 points Trnding was light and the
fiuctuat lions narrow. Almost every one "ns
uitlnB for news from tho southern Cotton
Growers Association to-day IN ses,ion az
10 mako It appear that this assnc!a tion would
not cut very extensive neure In the market.
yet they are careful not to discount any OF its
cd here TO the effect that most OF the crop
Will be picked this month In Texas, Alabn ma
ket closed very quiet with prices 2a3 points
higher than last evenings final ngurea;i :, I,
Cotton futures barely steady October, ~, ~
to57: November, TO- SaTc10.N: December. y. 800
iio.47 January. lo5alo.ls; !, February. 10: 6,@
1861 March. lo6sDlo.e3 April, 10 7lGlo.I3;
MAY l0,7TGtl0.79. 3tSi.7 W n tl5t-s!t5
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Hardening Of Money Market Market
Said to be Cause 81
Decline.
LAWSON AT WORK NOR: 1. AGAIN t'; 4 j,
Much Speculation Over japanese
Tunds-Firal Prices
Near Lowest.
nv Associated Press.)

NEW york, september G-rhe fall
In prices OF stocks was resumed to-day
md g,t,icd momentum ! with Its pro-
press Thc hardening Of the money mar
kct way The basic cause Of the decline.
There was no refusal of money facilities
lon the part OF the tenders. and no ne
tuul necessity therefore for the clos
Ing out Of holdings Of stocks. There Is
d very general scntImen. besides that
severe strnigcncy In money is not what Is
To bo feared. But no doubt Is left that
money rates are working closer and will
continue to do So
After the struggling mixture Of gains
and losses on the opening quotatiofs, the
wards. The occnsional. support Of Reading
was OF only slight influence In check
Ing the downward tendency.
Whileno Japanese issue Is expected Inn
funds In Now York are being ren,ittcd
10 London. 1t is expected that the final
instalment OF the subscriptions on, tho
second series Of Japanese IL per cent.
bonds may be also submitted TO London
after their. payment, which is due on
October 10th, and which calls for some
| $30.0 900.
The renewed threatening outgivings on
tor also got on the nerves or Wall Street
owing 10 their tlmcllness with the re-
duction In the price Of Copper. announced
In New York and tho sharp, drop in that
The selling was the heaviest in the
last hour OF the day, when call money
touched 3 per cent and the final prices
were near the lowest. The undcrtonc At
the last was weak.
Bonds heavy; total sales. par value.
| $3475,C00.
United States e's advanced Is: the as
and old AS. ii, and the new As, IL per
cent. on call.
The total sales Of stocks for the day
amounted to 1,1s0,1oo shares
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLOsE
Money on call. firm and higher; 1913
per cent: closing bid "a; offered at g.
Time loans. firm; 90 days, 3 1928 3-4 per
cent: % days. 3-4aN per cent: six
months. 4Spt1-4.
Prime mercantile paper. 41-4I4 IL
StcHng, cxrhange. weak with actual
business In bankers bills. at "a S585Is4.-
$500 for demand and aat s4.s3Sl6fs4S3 30
for GO day bills. Posted rates. s. IS and
1857 Commnr5cial bills. s4s3 ~. Bar sill
yer, 62;1-S. Mexican dollars. AZ.
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COTTON AIARKETe.

NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-The cotton market
was nervous and Irregular. but recovered from
an early decline and closed at n not advance
Of caa points. Sales were estimated at $4,000
bales, 4ls 81
The opening was at an advance Of sGs
points on fall and wluter month. which were
Influenced by somou6,at better cables than
expected. while the ssrng months were 2I3
points lower under a continuance OF tho liIu!-
dalton inspired by Yesterdays crop report. and
weak with prices selling of. to the lowest
point OF yesterday, At the net decline OF 6N9
points demand Improved, owing to profit-tak-
lng by s,nailer shorts, and around ml-aay
the market worked some 5dG points over las!
nights finals There was some ~irregularlty
later but pr|ses did no, 70 much pelHw YES
market was influenced by bullish reports from
convention OF Southern Cotton Growers at
Asheville The close was steady and within
eM3 points OF tho best, Early reports from ON
delegates favored ten cents us tho minimum
selling prices OF the new crop. but, later adj
Vices reported that the price would probably
be placed nearer eleven than ten cent?.
Receipts at tho ports to-day were e, 523 bales
against 1858 last week and 1855 bales last
scar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-07

UNION STOCK YARDS. PITrsBURG. PA,
stealy, Choice, S. 4oR5,co prime, s5.l5lS. 80.
heavy. sG,lo16.l5; medium and heavy workers..
light workers. 50 i9as. ~ pg;s fi y%
market steady. Prime wethers. &,3o@6,5O;
common. sl,5oRs.so; spring lambs 5000; veal
calves, $7dS.00.
CINCINNATI. o., Sept. q-HoGs-Dul.
Brtchers. t5ss1s Of, s.; common. s4,os95.s S. Cat
tle-Slow. Fair to good shippers, s.4?5qASI;
common $oI2. 76, Sheep-1Seady at $S4i4.5 80.
l.nmbs-Ouoted at $oGp7, 76 ~ At
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-07

sALEs.

1900 "A. G. Il, com .........,...
11o.7oo Amnlsamated Coppcr...
2,3oO Amer. CIR and Foundry.
100 Amer. Car & Foun.. pfd..
American Cotton Oll..u..
II lW American Tobacco, pfd..
90Q American Can .u......,..
W American Can. pfd...t...
400 American Loco. com....
SOP American Loco, pfd,.....
ts10 Afe rlcf1 sugn; .tl.....
-,4N AtcInn 1op. & s. J, com.
Atcho Top, & 81. ~. pfd.,
0,G0O Baltimore and Ohlo.......
27,0W Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
100 Canada Southern ....,..,..
$500 Canadian Pacific ......,...
7,70D chesapeake and Ohio ~.
900 Chicago Grcn t Western. ~.
29,700 Chi, Mil. and ST. Paul. .
GOO Colorado Fuel and 1ron..
200 Colorado Southern, CON-.
200 Colorado South, LIST pfd..
800 Colorado South" "a pfd..
400 Clev., Gin. Chi. & st. Ii,
Chat. and ST. Lorlls........
900 Consolidated Gas ........
800 Delaware and 1iudsot,....
800 Del, Lack. and western.
$500 Eric, com ......l....i...,...
a 1000 Eric, list pfd. ...............
2,4Oo Erie, "a pfd.. 1900. ...,..
800 General Electric ..........
5000 Illinois Central .............
1O,6W Louisville and NASHVILLE.
Manhattan ....... .....,..
20 400 Metro. st. Ry.......,...,...
4 500 Mexican Cen trail ........
$500 Mo. knns. g. Texas. conn.,,
5000 Mo-. Kans. & Texas, pfd. {.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND SEPT. 6, 1905,
Ga ARRIVED, 46
Steamer Brks!. shelly dNG551f hs
Steamer berkeley shelly Ner,f1,lk; megschaH,
Steamer old Point Comfort, Graves, Norfolk
and James River landings. merchandise and
passengers Virginia Naylsa'Aon COMPANY
PORT OF WEST POINT, SEPT, O. 1905.
7FE39s ARRIVED,
Charlotte, Murphy. Baltimore PASSENGERS and
general cargo. a M
steamer Charlotte, Murphy, Baltimore, pas
81 Egers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPoR T NEWS, SEPT. 8, 1905,
ARRIVED
steamer Cayo Largo, Galveston,
!! TUX .CoylnGton. Fall River
Barge iowa, Fall River, 81. q ,l II
Barge City of Montreal New Bedford.
Barge Florida, Prorldence
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4 Barge NJ. Luckenbnck, Providence.
Barge J. B. Walker. Providence. &
SAILED.
Schooner Marie Palmer. Portsmouth, N, -
+ Schooner Baker Palmer. Boston.
Schooner Sycamore Boston. 4
Steamer Almoru, Glasgow "A ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-07
.CLOsING BOND QUOTATIONS

e,,o,n., x,L,,,,d Is
Il Sioad IN raii.r, i. o3H
S So,v'auo aat . los
GuDa o. y nc y 80 Ma i. 1915
Dsters Securities tSa.L
Eric prior lien A E1fIl
Eric General !"
Fort Worth and Denver City lat.......... ~ ~,
Hooking Valley ~
Japan ia, certificates AZ AZ
louisville and Nash. Unified 4s.,........ M,
Manhattan con- gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. igi,H
S' ec ran III ,,s 24h
Nia Sen - =, nM,s Z. 97M
M,.o,,rt " ,,aas nd Texas Is ......... 102M
National r. r. Of Mexico con. 4s.......... S Sa2
SsS 5ss.ey Z. sa !! 49,; 49,
Northern Pacinc IN
Norfolk and Western con. h.. Ivy y
oregon short Limo refundNg 4s............ " 4
conv observation-disclosures. 100
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-07

itead'ns ny, anI iron Nountan con 6s.... l17M
~. Lou , n, ca, MA nciso * 4s......... ssh
~. i1Sui i en-" ,huns tcrn con. 4s...,....... ssh
~. Loui OUT ~ Ina AZ Observation-Disclosures. GOa
Scanoaru3 - -, tS..i' ,i''S .......,,.., 93
Souihsrn paI,sv l20A
y; Scutncrn i. pntic iats 1854
meHas IVY g nmd IVcstc rn Is ............ sGh
Ioieao' 5e a. 1861
Union Pacific cow as l 81
United states steel I'd 6s.,.................'iys
Mabash ill., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a1 70
" MaDasm l %11 soh
" estIi., ~ .ai ota E,rie 4s..,,,,......... 81
" n ,t 1'ar,r"i 4s 94H
W .scoi's 81 81 .nria, 1o)h
Japan vi Iihs ok
inn A. a. 81 serrs ................. 81
l,sf IND scries observation-disclosures. 71a
Go;oisuo ~ snr'ns "a .,a,t. ..,..,... 70
Iacinc tst IS certificates a6?s
,d r, T;niSTr AZ foffered) ..,,..... 9S5s
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc, (onered)...'.. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-07

CHICAGO. sept o-cATTLE--Rece:pts; 2l.ceo
head Market steady to lOc. lower. Steers.
S. S0GS 20; bulls 9. 3ol4.5o: helfers. 5go75.
CALVES ss HossSReeeiips 10 9ee eee head
S. 7oSiS. o5i,; light, s. i0a6s0; pigs and roughs
S. a0a5 10. shee p-Receip.s. z. 900 head MARKET
ice lower. Sheep. s2.50H5,l0; yearlings S549qp
S rs; lambs S.. 16Q7.50. III 2ss3 5&&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-07
DIVER PRODUCE MARKETS.


NEW YORK, sept s.-FIoug,Dull md Ind
mea!Firn. Rye-F!rn b Bur yclo sIava ,or
Options MG7.c ne. higher, Ma; May s sisseo a.
Corn-Firm No. =. s9c. elevator, OPTIONS
nominal, Mc. net higher. May closed at SIC;
September &c.; December. 6l&c
b Ca,s-Tirm; mixed. 2s6eeEc.
h Reef-Trm. Cut Meats--ou!eti picked shout
ders, * (p7ssc. per pound; picted hams
Maj 5Nif1, refansH Aeady. Pork. ,ss y
rurpentl ne@Quiet al s5fl6slso.3 asked.
Coree-Spot Rio, quiet: no. 2 lnvolce, ss:c,
mild, quiet Cordova loI!3e. Futures closea
a, lo6tsO points decline. sugar-Raw, du ,sG
fair refining, aasc; centrifugal. test ls.' %
4c: molasses sugar. SIC; retinea, unsettiea'
Rice-QuIe Enthusiastically:
Enthusiastically; creamery, l712Oc. Cheese
Steady and unchanged. Eggs-Steady and uh-
changed. rn.,,
other domestic sd6Hc Potatoes-1rregulnr;
irish per arrel si.6OI2 90; aweets. ner barrel
si75ml.S7; sweets, per basket Toe. I31 co. CAP
ia pes-Easy at s3T500 per 100. Cotton-By
steam to Liverpool, l:albc
CHICAGO. ILL. Sept. 6.--Onlcial forecast
NJ rain throughout the Northwest was lnflu-
entail In maintaining n firm tone IN me wheht
market here to-day. a the close ,Decenloer
wheat was up Sc.; corn is w MVhe, oats
STOW a gain OF MdP7sc.; provisions are down
s,,t,,,oo follows.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pErEnsBURG PEANUT MARKET

3 PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET,
IL (Neported by Rodgers. McCabe and Coz
81 PETERSBURG, Va. Sept. 6.--P PEANUTS
ibushel. VlrEinia---,Market quiet ct S%c,, for
fancy stocki machine picked, ahd3Ac.; she'll
Ing stock at 2Q12&c, Il -lEli t3aa fs+aE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-07
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE sToCE MARKET.
x (Sales ut Union Stock Yardso
MI >''-'H',a ID tohmond Va Sent g. 1905.

Report OF the live stock market for the week
Ca,tle-Best steers. 4tsa5c.: medium TO good 200!
IA &c. !; common to fair, 3Q3Xc.: best helters.
AZ die: medium to good. 3h14c.; common 70
fair. aI3hc.; best COWS. 3. qshe; comm9n 70
fa aa5 calY nal'' ;o Ss3e Ger sead
sheep-Fnt sheep. Sha ts.iltc. common to far'
2i4 csc. old Gull sheep: lha2c; pest la tn2s
4G5kc.; stock ewes. So. e5g4.?5 per head.
Z. HogS-Quotcd at 5hG6Ac. I.LL -
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u. s. rcfund!nk q, registered 7. !. 1oiss
u. s. rcfundlng vs., coupon !. 104h
u s. So reYlglered 10l 4
II s. a. coupon nj, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IG4
Il. s. New 1s. rcpis;ered 1894
q, s. New U.s. coupon Observation-Disclosures. 1884
II g. Old "a rceistercd ,.,,,.,..,... l04 4
u. s. Old d. couDon Observation-Disclosures cb
American Tobacco H. certihcatc tee -. ~. 75h
American rohncco g. certificates ........ 1l6h
Atchisoii general Observation-Disclosures. 1oiH
tchjson nd i1Is n1ent az 85 #
Atlantic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures 0lat
baltimore ana ohio Recommendation. 1864
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 95ss
Central OF Georgia bs 1l4ts
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc. ............... 9si4
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc (offered) ,...,. B5S
Chesapeake and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 1o7
Chicago and Alton 3lSs........... .......... S3k
C.hicaso. B. and Quincy new is.....,... Il. l02Ia
Chicago, X. !. 3 and Pac. r. r! 1s s3N
&C, c. and 81. Louis gen. 4s............ 1881
Chicago Terminal As Observation-Disclosures. o.
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I'd BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
NEY YORK. Sept d,--seaboard Air Line
common, 24,s GI25h; do. preferred. sc asked.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

v ~
pound l7c.; medium. per pound, legl7e;;:
lie. Hens, small. per pound; loailc.: large per
pc und, l0c. Roostcrs. each. 2aaI5oc. Ducks
young large. per pound, 19c.; young, small
per pound. 10Illc. Geese, large. fat, each. 600
BUTTER-C family packed. per pound.
lTa1sc. choice dairy packed. per pound. llQp
lsc.: choice store packed. per pound lealac.;
medium store packed. per pound. 49,; common
per pound. !3I14c T.
nc a othcr selections. per DOZEN &c.
H7LTvE STOCk-Veals. choice, per pound. sag
10 4 fair to good, per pounu cas,tc, runners.
pound, aG5c.: lambs. spring. per pound. 4ae Ec.;
cattle. fair to prime. per pound. 5ashc
d INiISCEI.LA MISUNDERSTANDING. per bushe!.
y. 5ol1.75; dried peaches, peeled: PER ,R 2nind.
per pound. 4asc. onions. choice sI
dry. per .bush.l.. s547oc. apples. per barrei:
area cherries per pepn nsun l9Gassis H.
wool. unwashed. bury, per pound ?ta. sc:;
wool. tub washed. per pound. 3s0Ss,e s; irtsh
potatoes fancy, per bushel. Soc: Irish pota-
,oes. fancy. per barrel. sibo1l,IS; cah6 % &c,
small crates, per crate 81, cabbage large
crates. per crate. ssoatl.75; enbba5e eholese'
Der ton, so2de5,0o Hams, small well smoked,
per pound. l?Hlsc.: hams. larEo; VOL smoked.
per pound. llaslse: sides well smoksd per PEI
pound. slloc.; shoulders, well smoked per
FIOuRE(Johbers Pt!ces)...Winter SUPERIOR.
e. G0d2.7s: winter extra, g IsgsCs; winter
clears, i35oGs.s0: winter straight itGt win
Ter patent, A,5oI475. Buckwheat; per pound!
MtI3c. Cornmea city sacked. ,9 9aEChs
country bolted. sacked 6e,lGs5c. Mlfeed--
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N : zAxNlN0itoIk&W
June 1l-loS.

June 1l-1005. si3i
Bss5s55 LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. 5 VII
Y 300 A. 1l.--NoRFoLK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk ll.3o A. n, Stops only at Petersburg
sos 4. M.NcHIcAdo EXPRESS; Parlor
Car, Broer Service, Petersburg to Lynchburg,
and Roanoke. Pullman seepers Roanoke to
aa M 70 a's9
Cafe Dining Car hoanoko to .Iyilllan,son n. z,
Farmy!lle. Lynehburg and Ron noks ,r,,
500 p. M.--OCDANI SHORE LIMITED. s. Ar-
rives Norfolk $3.50 Pr NJ. stops only ut Peters,
burg, Wavorly and Suffolk. Connects with
steamers TO Boston,, Providence. New York,
Baltimore and washing ton. "a ia
r. 7:sd P, M.-For Norfolk and all stations, east
$50 p. FM.-INEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman Sleepcrs Richmond to Lynchburg ana
Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol, LynchburH to-
CHATTANOOGA, Memphis and New Orleans. CATS
s:s +. M,-sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke to
Columbus Cafe Dining Car.
"a Trains arrive from the West 7:t2 A. ~, 2:0s
p. NJ. and e:1s p NJ; from Norfolk 11:4o A. N,
and 8:60.P NJ. t&5 g5a 4 + i3it
IS w. b. BDVIIItES G. H. ROSLbY w
Gen'L Pass Agt 1SS Dist. Pass. it,
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NEW YORK. Sept. e.-BEEvEs-R Re-
1850 head. Native steers no higher; Mes'e Nn
tive steers, ;4aS5: Westerns, sa:5sa4.49; oxen
and stays, s41L7o; bulls. $500; 60. Calves
Receipty. 2V9J head. 5Veas about steany.
Grassers and buttermilkA strong. Veal. SGQ
eeo grasssrs and bu'er!lks ti@; es 9sss
head, Sheep flrm: lambs steady to q shade
easier Sheep. s3.5ol5.25i lambs: s6.5oqs.aa ls
culls, si50d6.o0; Canada lambs, $7.7o. HOGS
Receipts. 8, $50 head. Market rather easier.
State hogs ss.3oa6.ao
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Southern. Railway

SCHEDULE IN DFFECT MAY 3, 1905.
81 TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
#7:co A. M.-Dally--I.ocal for Charlotte, N. c..
1850 p, Observation-Disclosures Pullman to
Atlanta and Dlrmingham, New Orleans, 4
Memphis, Chattanooga and all the South,
with through coach tor Chase City. Ox- 4
ford, Durham and Raleigh ~ tM
4 500 p, MEX. Sunday-Chnse City Local ~
II 80 p. Observation-Disclosures m ready $3.50
&' r. NJ, for all tho South a3 tjS s 81 "
YORK RIVER LINE. # "
y Tho favor!te route to Baltimore and Eastern \
points. Leavss Richmond 1920 ?. NJ. daily,
Els p. M-Iocal--D aily--Excep Sunday: n.y.
APO p. M-Except Sunday--FOr West Point,
connecting wi tn steamers for BaltlmoIe
6 Il and river landings Steamers call at York
town ana Clay Bank Mondays. Wednes-
days and Fridays, and at Gloucester Potns
and Almonds Tuesdays Thursday and
4:s A AM sundayLocal mixed for
West Point. IS III
5 TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
a 6;63 a, N, and AZ p. h1.-From all the South,
3:36 p .-TromE Charlotte and Raleigh. q
$40 A. M-Trom Chase City and intermediate
o,s a. s,'': MnSbaltlmere and West Point;
80" day; $40 Is, NJ, Tally, except Sunday. "A
From West Point, Gs
e, w. WEsTBuRY. D. P. a., Richmond Va
s. n. BHARpWICK, w. II. TAYLOE, %5
PIT. Nj. # G,,,P.8 a., 5
H. B. SPENCER, Gent. Mgr, Il #
}bfs3s} Aisf{5 Washington, D. C.g5zlit PSF
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NAVAL aT0RUs

wILMINaToN. N. 6, SEPT. s.-splRlTs
TuRPENTiNE-quie al elHc.; receipts, 81
casks. Rosln--Firnl at ss,l7N bid; receipts,
ESQ barrels. ,Tar-Firm at $3.50; receipts 70
barrels. Crude Turpentinc-Flrm atSs27SqI4-2S,
receipts. n barrels
SAVANNAH. GA, Sept: 6,--TURI'ENr1NEmo.
Firm ut 82Hc.; sales 800 casks; receipts, $50
casks shipments. 10 caslts. Rosln--Flrm; sales,
4lte barrel; receipts. 1907 barrels; shipments,
CHA RI.EsToN. s, s.. Sept. s,-TURPEN-
.TINE AND ROSIN-Nothins doing.
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Z BALT1MORE. MD, Sept 3.-sTocK on
THE WWH1RF-Beef Cattle: Prices were
steady at quotations as follows: First quality.
per pound 4e II medium PEI. popna Sa sos
per pound, 2df2,sc.; oxen, per pound, ease,
mich cows, extra, zach, 1?51slGo; do good.
ana Lambs-The market was steady as follows:
Sheep. No. fat, per head, ss5oaps.oo 40; Per se
pound aaaks do No tat, per J RSaha' d E9
ccmmon. ~ per head. sl.50aeoo; spring lambs
common to medium. per pound. 616c.; choice.
and the market was quiet Prices We're un-
changed Quotations: Calves, veals. ehe O. g
1c, !. rough, heavy each, $4,000; choice calves
from nearby points by railroad were quoted a
Sc, nor, hound. t8ss ts+s3H * srtgff}5l f3t...{ =
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nav aooDs MARKNr

NEW YORK, Sept. 6,-The dry goods sit
uat!on developed strength to-day. and although
practically no changes In price were announced
The seller was very independent and refused
yfters made for quick delivery The scarcity
OF spots was the prime feature OF tho market
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BALTIMORE, MD, Sept, 6.-FLoUR--Qulet
and unchanged, Yhsat-FIrm; spe9 contract .ay, e
s syn Nv sample ssQpisc. Corn Weak; spot.
Ssa dpss,scs: southern white corn sodSse Oats.
Tlmer; No. 2 mixed, ?sh @2S&c, Rye--Elrmi
Vest ern, 68Is3t.c, Butter-Ilrm and nn-
fancy mitaS9n 1885, a aoe eTss
"a "a ,GGS17c EEKs-ISe ady and unchanged at
S &c Cheese--Firm and unchanged at l2Aglsssc
sugar-Firm and unchanged.
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Cotton, quiet; mlddllng, 1915; net - receipts.
20 bales; gross. 1850 bales; sales. lso nales
ST. bales; to tho Continent .a,osi bales !.
Total to-day at al popts.Nes re Sa hs 's
the Continent, 9724 baesf stock, s6T, 4sa bales,
Consolidated at all ports,-Set receipts nan lSs sss
bales export to Great Britain - 9Ss nales; e 20
bales,
receipts l99sil bales; export to Great Britain,
a5. ISL bales; TO France 1878 bales; to the Con-
tinent. 27S3l bales.
NEW ORI.ANs. Sept 6,-COT"TON-Snot
steady and in good demand; offerings some
what more liberal. Sales hoo bales, including
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NV leading futures ranged az follows:
: ~ 'S>'''o' HiKh, Low, Close,

cash quotations were as followsi Floul =
sse; No. Z red. 7als asS7sc. No eorn ss.c. /;
MSt: ysKe e sss VILE Se ss Sa1s NNs o G
Co., Good feeding barley ssgs7c,; fall, TO
choice mating, 4la40o'. NO ! Naxseed, Sl,os;
barrel silS5gl54; lard per 100 pounds, i1.Io
short ribs sides Geese Ss69GsGs shgrt clear
hsh Wines, ;l,sS Clover. contrac! grade. 81.
Esgs-steady Ct lsalec: prime frsts. loHc; !;
extras, elhc. Cheese-steady at ligllsMc., HIs-
ter Easy; creamery, l70e0c; dairy, lS1sGlsAo,
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RICHMOND sToCK MARKET.

Richmond, Va. Sept, 8. 1905
'SaTvs
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. prefcrred-t
shares at 10G
6jX @
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COTTONsEED OIL MARKET, E1l
: NEW YORK. Sept, 6.--Cottonseed oil WAS
again weak and lower. business, continuing
active at tho decline. Prime crude, {, o. ,:
mills, 2sc,; prime summer yellow ?9Hc'; oE
summer yellow, nominali prime white, S!O
32Mo,i prime winter Yellow 3g0S2kac,
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The operations Of The Washington
Life Insurance Company, for the
nrst six months of 1905, show the
following results as compared with
the corresponding period of19o4: