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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
FIRE IN HOLD OF STEAMER
BADLY SCAREs PASSENGERS
Flames Damage the Kansas City While
She II Making Her Way on
SANDY Hook.

NEW YORK, June 17.-Fire which
started in the hold of the steamer Kan
sas City Of the Savannah Line while
she was making her way through the
dense fog off Sandy Hook early to-day
caused panic among her three score
passengers and badly damaged her
cargo of cotton.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
l4o Goodrich Street.

Che Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser, by r. v.
Pierce, M. D., Chief Consult
Ing Physician to the Inva-
lids Hotel and Surgical
Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.
Paper bound FREE on re-
ceipt of 81 one-cent stamps
for mailing only: or cloth
bound for 81 cents. Address
the Author, as above.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18

~ HE catarrh may be of the bladder,
the Kidneys, or any other organ of
the pclviS.
These cases have formerly been treat
ed by local treatment.
Irrigation, local applications, instru-
mental interference and a great many
other devices were used.
A large number Of the profession,
however, are gradually reaching the
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18

parents on South Tenth street Rev.
w. T Patchel performed the ceremony.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18

conclusion that the best wayt
to treat these cases is by some
good internal catarrh remedy
that has the effect of eradicat-
ing the catarrh from the
system.
This is exactly what Peruna
will do. 1t does not relieve
temporarily, but cures per-
manently.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18

Grltitude to Or. HARTMAN and Pe-ru-Ha
Mrs A. L. orrison. 1905 z. Franklin
street, Richmond, Va, writes:
After three months trial OF your
remedy, l am cured of painful menstru-
alton.
After suffering untold agony for
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18

Because she had formerly been OF ser.
vice to him, z Russian nobleman left {
Gypsy woman a legacy of 10000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18

DR.. Piercc's Pellets Cure Constipation.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
lCATARRH OF PELVIC ORGANS
NOT EASILY DETECIEI
PHYSICIANS Fenueny Mistake Pelvic Caa For Some Other Disease
Pe-ru.na, the Unfailins Remedy for
These Complaints.

NJ Annie Harpole, 4O1 Hoyt street, Portland. !
Ore state Secretary Daughters of Liberty wries
} aFor over eight years I suffered with intense
mains in the abdomen and pelvic organs.
sThrorcb a neglected cold / contracted severe
I .torrb which went through my system and nnally
!! settled in the bladder, causing great pain.
Nfy husband spent hundreds of dollars on doctors
! and medicines without obtaining rellef Tor me.
J ar finally decided that would try feruna' as a
! friend recommended it so highly.
arou nIsased to saw that relief came to me shortly
after began taking 1t, and at the end of three
months was in perfect health"
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18

Fifteen hundred dollars purchased the
antire Bully Hill copper mine in this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
MAKE A DEMONSTRATION
nv Associated Press.)

PARIS. September 22-Tho offensive
attitude OF Venezuela toward NJ. Taigny,
the French Charge d'Affaires at Cara
cas-, has aroused Indignation In official
quarters here. Although the ministry
has not yet taken definite action, u is
said in tho highest quarters that Pre-
mier Rouvier undoubtedly Will demand
that Venezuela dtsavow the offensive
action and adopt u course conformRble
with the usual courteslcs or diplomatic
intercourse. The Venezuelan authorities
are now seeking to show that their ac-
ton was directed against NJ Taigny
personally and not against tho French
government, but the officials here 90
igoyerrlnent, but the officials here do
not accept the distinction between N.
.Taigny's personal an dofficia capacity.
u The senlit-offlcial Temps this eve
Ming printed a leading article rejecting
official sentiment on the subject. 4
said that NJ. Taigny has been ordered
to Insist on Venezuela withdrawing her
positive refusal to deal with him, II
the withdrawe Is made and a Presl dent
Castro makes IAN apology then the ne N
g,oaia,tlons III continun.$ II Venezuela
does no accedoi y Will bo unWise 70 m
mediately break off diplomatic relations
by the withdrawal Of M. Taingy since
this would leave French interests UNI
protected. The best course would be
for France and the United States to
make n Joint naval demonstrate sim
liar to that In which Great Britain, Ger
many and italy took part the authorities
here say that exchang es Will occur t
Washington relative to the mutual & In
8terests involved In the pending contro-$
Iversies. SiSt n VI II Nv e
a NJ esserand, The tt ench ambassador
to the United statdsl will sail for New
York Tomorrow. .sSigs ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
INDEPENDENCE.
This Subject Considered in Sow
ereign Grand Lodge
@'E54fEe8 (pv Associate cd Is pross,) Is

Il puIIIADELIaHIA, PA, Sept. 22.-The
question OF the independence Of the pa.
triarch militant of the Independent Order
OF Odd Fellows was considered to-day by
the Sovereign Grand Lodge in secret ses-
sion. The committee 10 whom the mat \
ter was referred reported, but tho mat,
ter was set aside until tho next annual
session In Toronto. In the interim tho
patriarch will continue their present re-
iations with the Sovereign Grand Lodge y
There was n long discussion OF chang
Ing the funeral services, but It was de-
clded to make no change. Tho proposed
amendment to exclude from the order
all persons who are engaged IN the IL
quor business, either as wholesaler, RS
taller manufacturer or brewer. except
those persons who make wine from
grapes which they had themselves
grown. was tabled. This question has
been before the annual session OF the
Sovereign Lodge for seveMl years,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
OPEN-AIR GARDEN PART VI.
INMlSSsROOSEVELTSH0 HONOR

t8 (By ALSO ciated Prcss.) is 4
SEOUL, september % --I'rince VII. the
Emperor's cousin, was host to day ut an
open air garden party given ut the old
East Palace In honor OF Miss Alice Roose-s
Volt. All officials OF note of Korea were
present. Prince I'll toasted President
Roosevelt, while Minister Morgan toasted
the Emperor OF Korea. III
q Later Miss Roosevelt was present at
a 60 therIng under the auspices Of Korean
Christian missionaries. a Korean Bible
and n Prayer Book were given to Miss
Roosevelt from the chapel, The assem-
blage proceeded to "a garden party given
in honor OF Miss Roosevelt and her party
by American missionaries In Korean dis
tricts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
.RATEON MONEY
AFFECTS MARKET N !. I.
The Rise Carries to Finat1cicrs
An Admonition Against
Speculative Excess.
OPERATORS ARE Al e. CAUTIOUS ! l)jE
Call Loan Notes Go to the High
.I est Lcvel$of the Year Ac-
l#5# tive Demand.

fpy Ass ,claLe1 Prass.)

+. NEW YORK, September 22,--The fall
money rate to-day carried All adlnoni-i
ton against speculative excess, and the
rlse4In the rate iad ;itsg effect In tho
stock market. Operations were con-
aucted With caution, and the market was
under pressure ut times, but the dispose
ton TO proceed with tho upward move,
8essties OF the money market was st'ttli..l
iii evidence. ullEloan rates advanced 10
the highest level OF the year under de-,
innnd for Accommodation to curry oYer
until Monday, which !. Is REQUIRED under
tho Stock Exchange rule. On the other
/ land, the promise was for q good bank
statement and opera tors In stocks wcro.
loath 10 forcgol the advantage which
might come from the influential cf-
fcct or this Tomorrow. III #
The hesitating tone Of the days stock.
market was due to mixed prospects IN.
the money market. Snecial stocks were
advanced TO hold the market during the
periods when 1t was under pre- sure
louisville and Nashville, Reading ana
ST. Paul were tile prominent. examples
{ for the railroads. Tho Influence on
Louisville and Nashville was the rumor
u OF proposed il Issue OF Atlantic Coast
Line bonds In exchange for Louisvlile
aud Nashville stock ut o. valuation above
Z The present price.
Amongst the specialtics Brooklyn iran
cit and the American tobacco securities
were prominent. Dread OF q possible vio-
lent furry In thcfmoneyt market latc III u
the afternoon had something to DO WITH
the cnrly depression. and when the mon
ey demand for the day was satisfied
without any actual furry. an active de-
Inand for stocks sprnng up; which ex-s
tended notably the gains OF the strong
features and caused n recovery through
out to above last nights Level. ~ 'rhc CLOS Il
Ing was firm ut the top.
vi Bonds were Irregular Total sales, par
value si,2SO.Ot0. United States 2's, cou-
pom, advanced l-2 per cent. on call.
70 Total sales Of stocks b for the w DAY
amounted 10 $500 shares
MONEY AND ExCHAN GE--;crLosE:
Money on call firm and higher. 9 3-4Q4l-2
per cent. closing bid.k3 3-4 per cent e Of
icred ut per cent, Time loans STEADY;
sixty days 8 3-4sI4 PER cent; ninety days,
Z III IA per cent; Elk months. 444 IL.
Der cent. Prime mercantile paper l-2g
Z 5 per cent. Sterling exchange firm, With
actual business In bankers bills az
4 l4.ss.2efI4 IS. % for demand. and at s4.S2.o5Q
1920 for sixty.day bills. Posted rates,
y l4. s3d$4.s3 $1-2 md s4.S6ai.s Sc IL, CONNER
:ial bills. ss.s2d4.s2 is Bar silver. o. -.
Mexican dollars, Az iss5 "a Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
Produce Market Active.

Red apples will be in good demand.
and will sell at fine prices.
The produce market In general has been
rather more active this week, and while
prices on some OF the products have not
been quite as high as earlier IN the
month, trading has been very satisfac-
tory,
The produce merchants arc looking for
a good fall and winter buslness and ex-
pect to move quite big lot Of fruits.
winter vegetables and poultry, Apples
will be higher this fall and winter than
they were last season. due to the fact
very light All fancy, haAd-picked and
al2slz hana-Racksa red aPR!sa ssA being
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
g.. - irglnla Navigation Go,

excuse forS a sale. The Tobacco Nix
change had n small sale by sample one
day this week, and will have another
next Wednesday, This sale will probably
wind up tho odds and ends, of the crop.
ana then the tobacco buyers Will have
an enforced holiday until about the 18th
OF October. when the warehouses will
begin to sell the new crop. The real
business. however, will probably not be-.
gin until ten days later.
The information received from the
country by the warehousemen and others
Is to the effect that the crop
NOW being cured Is one OF the best the
fs,ln7curers, have had for ten years. ~
IA also fairly large. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
] COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.--The cotton market
.howed more snap and animation to-day than
FOR some time past and scored a good net gain
Z on aggressive Wall Street and New Orleans
support In connection with better demand
through wire and commission houses. inc
close was 2gS points down from the best, but
steady at a net advance OF l6dp23 points, Sales
( we're estimated at 5000 bales. siE y
The opening was steady at unchanged prices
TO n decline OF points near months being
relatively under liquidation and bear pressure,
enco,Inrged by Indifferent cable. good weather
and the outlook for somewhat heavier receipts,
Dut the market soon rallied on supporting wall
; Strecttbull support and buying OF October sal0
10 he for spot people At iirst the advance
met considerable opposition from scattering
longs taking profits for over Sunday and con-
Tinted selling by local bears. but IN the after,
noon. the hull clement became very confident
and prices worked up rapidly win october a
sellIns at 10. Ga and January at 1854, or l79gA
points net higher, Toward the close realizing
Fused the market Oft slightly but bull support
was still in evidence Southern spot markets
were unchanged to Lilo. net higher,
n Receipts Of cotton ut teh ports to-day were
2si7l bales against $3.50 last week and 4, oS 2
last year For the week (estimateM, POPPY
bales against 2lS,4SS last week ana ses,stt last
year. To-day's reee!nts at New orleans 1 were
Lac bales against S,SS last year, ana ~ ltous-
. ION l4.755 bales against l0,O9b last year.
Cotton futures opened steady and closed
steady. Y,
EBs sl5sss lsss lS S,ss lS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
MISS LEEDS, AUTHORIZES;
DIES OF APPENDICITIS.
(SpccIal to Tho Times. DIspatc

Especial 70 TIC Tlmes- Dlspatch.)
q NEW YORK. September 20. Miss yir-
ginia Niles Leeds, a well known author
and contributor to magazines, died at
the sydenham Hospital to- day, as the
result Of an operation for appendicitis.
which she underwent last Sunday. She
was born In this city and was thirty
seven years old.
4 Miss Leods's first book, 'The Daughter
OF Hundred NIillion,n1met with consid-
five years ago. This was followed by
1.-THE Honorable Gentleman" which re-
ceived even more cordial appreciation.
She wrote several short stories and mon
ologues, which wore published in Nc
Clure's and other magazines. Her most
recent work was the series OF ''Yirglnin's
Curl Papers," which have been running
In tho Sunday Herald magazines.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
Southern Railway

SCHEDULE IN OBJECT MAY q. 1905 5 55ss
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND e TX f3S
I 100 A. M.--Dniy-Local for Charlotte M q. ss1
1880 r, M. -Daily--Llnl ed-Dutfet Pullman TO 4
atlanta and nirml nshams New. orienns.
with through coach for Chase City, Ox-9
ford. Durham and Raleigh liis 3Jfy iss3sE
600 2, MEX. Sunday-Chaso city Loca1. ~
1880 ?. Observation-Disclosures mnn ready 9:3o 4
ig F. NJ, for ALI tho South. $500
Il ii YORK RIVER LINE. 81. { 3ls8 81
i, The favorite route TO Baltimore and Eastern |!
points Leaves Richmond 4 80 Fl Nj daily
2:16 F., M.--Local-D aily-Except$ Sunday sst s58
/ 10 P, {M.--Except Sunday--For West Point 4
.fg connecting with steamers for d Baltimore s
t4e and river landings. Steamers call at York; i
4y town and Clay Bank Mondays, 5Wedn es-36
& days and Fridays, md ut Gloucester Pc Int <
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursday and i
Saturdays. ~ TEX ,.{ VI IL s14si
445 a: M.-Except Sunday Local mixed for
West Point. lf
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
663 "a. ~! and 6:49 P. M-From all the South. q
335 P. M,From Charlotte and Eealei gh. 25'S
$40 A. NJ From Chase City and intermediary.
s,ss j. M,-BaltIm and West Point.
10 us A. Nf-Daily-Exc Sunday and Mon4a /,
~ From West Point. el5 Z
C.. w. WEsTBURY.D, p "a, Richmond, Va.
Z s. II FIARDWtCK w. lH.$TAYLOD.S3i5 l
SlT s8 P. T. 6. F. & A.. is. ifS
Fl. b. sPI NcER. Cent; Mgr.
Washington D. G. All 9glyy III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
LUMBER is GENERATED;
THERE MAY BE SECESSl0NS

" NH "a (I3yl ASSOCINtOu lTVSH'J Ilr.
<. INDIANAPOLIS, IND, September 2a,-
Peoria, ILL.,. Tonight was selected fs the
meeting place of tho Association Of Ru-
ml Letter Carriers In 1906. w, y, Llm-
Der to-day WIS exonerated Of charges
tarvship of tho association until the
election of officers tomorrow.
a delegate from indiana openly do
gclared tonight that II President Cum
ningham continued In office, these States
Tomorrow would secede from the orr
rnnizution: Indiana, Michigan. New YORK,
Ohio, Georgia, North and South Carolina.
virginia, New Hampshire. Maine ana
oklahoma, 15a letl.s III ~. .l{ts5sa35 .s}5.E.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23

received now and are selling we'll, the
prices ranging from 81 to 50. But the
market is low and not 80 active on
common to medium grades OF apples,
and 1t Is especially low on the kind
shipped from nearby farmers, who take
no palms in packing and shipping them.
Tllmsy barrels, covered with old bags,
are used, and this detracts very much
from the sale OF the apples. These kinds
are selling from 81 to $3.50.
Quite a large number Of farmers in
nearby counties, according to the state
ments OF commissionamercha pay en-
2tlrely too slittle attention to the grading.
packing and shipping Of their apples and
all other. kinds of produce. The produce
comes TO the market in poor shape, and
the shipper is the loser on account Of
this neglect. II s5sy IL +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
COMMANDER OF MIKASA
ATTEMPTS TO END LIFE
(By Associated Press.

TOXIC, September a2-7 A. Ma spec
ial to the jill from sasebo says that
Captain Iwalchl,, commander Of tho i'll
fated Mikasa. made an attempt to COM
vivors of the warship by jumping from a
window He was severely wounded about
the head, and Is now reported to be In a
critical condition In the sasebo Naval
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
Dry oOOpS MARKET

FALL! RIVER MASS. Sept, essaes +
amount to about It, 900 pieces. The demand
continues quiet for all classes of goods. b Tho
,ly on the new cotton corp. Manufacturers are
believers In lower prices for the raw material,
and are only purchasing enough to cover neces-i
stiles. Samples OF h the new crop are. being
shown and are said to be Of a good quality.
goods market to-day was moderate but there
was no evidence OF weakness IN any direction,
and the atuation was without material change.
Buyers were looking for spot. goods. The con-
servat ion OF the buyer was not complained OF,
for#it was difficult to supply even the orders
which were received. s. iGs II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23

LIVE POULTRY-C'hickens small, bright. per
srKs per g Pound pound
s Hem small per po13d arEe Per
youns s psr Pound saen yosns
per pound. loallc. Geese. large. 70. each. S9a
BUTTER-c family packed. per pound.
.lsQ1 choice dairy packed. per pound i7@
,sc:. choice store packed,. per pound, 1bal1c.;
mea per f Pound 1Ai lsSi.e 81 0ua1 = =
EaGin fresh per dozen
Gtosa sesssIens as!sp No.
fs.1 % pGuna e
ests eli e sona qHe bu.h.
II! pea Rsashs' sno
eesss & saRGy ehesa e
s5sais,: auar.ered per pound. SMc.i dark. per
peeed psr
peeled. per " pound 4qsc. Blackbarrles,s pes
s sgss shsss Rss ssrTsa
choice yslIs% flour :. barrel SO
common mo to fair. per barrel. tlGl5s Wool tub
washed free SurTs 'h ssy free
f su'ey Per per busheI ea iTss pesssess,
te eaias
tl91.3. Bacon. hams. small! l59lec.; hams.
els sas sdRea ss0 "a
%s;sa 'oR %a:;
winter st5s po TG
81 81 az sa.eac osrnmea a city sacked !egisie
country bolted. sacked. s2hG65c. Millfeed-
OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS,
NEW YORK Sept. LouRoFi!rmer Rye
BYekwhsa. Fo ,s Corn
Whcat-Fis7n; No. 2 red. ssXc. elevator. Ops
50. c.; Decelnber, ooMc: Z, !,
.Gc MaS
D Sesf@fr@ ssa cui Mess.lA.saaY;. s!aS
ssssaSS 8 'sisdssS q
5 ns seaS aS9s' Si
:!s$ sSatslisss
Cheese Quiet and unchanged. Egga-Frn and
Potatoes-Quet and unchanged. Cahbages,,
Steady and unchanged Peanuts-Steady and
unchanged Freghts 70 Lyerpool- 81 and
Cottonseed oil---Actiye again. circular as to
price, but generally steady, Prime crude, & @.
b. mills, 29Moi prime winter yellow, 2sis 0e9o.
q wss R speb ALLEGED eSsns nat a
here to-day, Sharp advances IN the price q
cash wheat at the principal American. grain
tho close wheat for December delivery was up
sGHc. Oats show a gain OF M4'hc, Corn and
provisions are unchanged. .
4 The leading futures ranged as follows;
4 EI3sls IIs53 ~ rs t9f Open, High. Low, Close
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
London Statistics,
NV Associated Prcss,)

LIYERPOOL september a2,--Followlng
are the weekly cotton atatistios' Tota!
sales OF all kinds, $4,000 halesi total
sales American, $4,000 bales, English
spinners taking $1,000 bales' total ok
port, 5000 bales; imports, all kiRds,
$1,000 bales; Imports Am Ter aan M w
stock American, 500, 900 quantity afloatt.
all kinds, $4,000 bales; quantity afloat,
American. las, 900 bales; total sales on
speculation, 900 bales; total sales to ex-
nnrters 2A0O bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
Sues Mrs. Pyle Heavily.

Horny 9, LaWrence, through rs at
torney. yesterday entered suit In the
Law and Equity Court against A. ].
Pyle. claiming damages to tho amount Of
$4,000,
Lawrence is a dyeWa and was employed
MT the Pyle dyeinE establishment on
Fifth street, between~sBroad and Mar
shall, A Aro in the dyelng plant was
attended by an explosion OF chemicals,
and Lawrence, who was In the place, was
badly injured. Tie seeks to recover slo,-
900 for his injuries, allegingt negigchc1
and carelessness on the. part of his en-
ployer in falling to take proper precau-
lions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port NEWPORT NEWS, SEPT. "a. 1905.
8 rs ~ ARRIVED.
Steamer Allegheny, London,
Schooner Addle n. Lawrence. Boston.
Barge George Moon. Troyidence.
Barge Lancaster. Fall River
Steamer Shenandoah. London. 3s i}
steamer Georgetown, Portland.
Steamer Bay View. Boston,
Barge Badger, Boston. W.
-. t,sy,. SAILED. 5a
Steamer Crown OF Aragon. Glasgow.
Schooner D, Palmer. Boston 81
Schooner Fannie G. Bowen, Fall River.
Barge Indiana, Fall River.
Barge Cllntonia, Proyidence,
Barge Paden, New Haven.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
Damage Suit On Trial,

B The entire day IN tho Law and Equity
Court yesterday was taken up In hear
ing testimony In the case OF Arthur
Hayes against the Ylrglnla Passenger
and Power Company, The testimony was
not completed when the court ad journed
for tho day. The plaintiff claims $4,000
alleged damages for injury received In All
accident at the corner of Clay and
Fourth streets in October, 1904
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
NAVAL 4, sronEA

GnP Rh5TGTRS s sse ascsptsl
casks: Realistically st ~ 20; receipts. 2lo
barrels. Tur-F1rm at $3.50; receipts. Is bar
rels. Crude Turpentlne-Ftrm OF i275d4.1;
RECEIPTS, 4 barrels ), - 4, l., Nh !. ],
Firm at 0sKd6+c.j sales. r. casks sales. u
casks; receipts, SIS oaslls: shpments 5000
caks. Rosin-FIrm; sales. a,sls barrels; ship
s. O., Sept. s2,-TURPEN-
TINE AND EROsIN--Noth1ng doing, FIJI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR
NEW FOR CLING COMPANY

The Richmond Forging Company OF
which Mr.. Jonathan Bryan Is president,
has made the first call for the payment
{of twenty. per cent. on the subscriptions
to Its stock. l$fisSa & 5a5
The prospects for the company, which
will make forgings Of the lighter kind, are
very bright. ssssjE 49, 5G H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23

NEW YORK. Sept z2.-BEEvEs- eceipts,
s.es7 head. Good to choice beeves steady to q
tssos 0s Ns,ye $3.50 Sus .sS
head. veals slow at t4:5ogs, 90. few tops at
-. %: little calves 46ofs 50; Krt.ssers lower
City dressed ;veals slow at sa12lic. per pound;
choice light lsc. per pound; country dressed.
69l2c. per. pound. Sheep and = iambs-Re-
lambs about steady: others slow to &c. off.
sheep &3QJ4.75; few exports S o.: culls. il.to9
dians. s.f6R7. 100. n Hogs-Recepts, 1874 head.
Market weak. State and Pennsylvania hogs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
Judge Homes Talks,

Judge w, p. Homes OF Boydton. Va,
Is at Murphy's on professional business
When asked as to politics In Mecklenburg,
he stated that the canvass between Denl-
o ,c and Republicans wlll soon open,
and Will DO warm before the NoYember
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
Retreats Rummage Sale.

,rho rummago sale for the benefit q lho
Ra,reat for the Sick Will begin on. Mon-
day M 1900 Gass Msln ssssts "a s sen-
l ,r,h,,ie anything In their power, and tho
ladies Will send for rummage " they aro
untitled .l.5 5U4+} VE'-4t lle Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported by Rodgers. McCabe and Coz
4 PETERSBURG, VA, Sept. 22.-PEANUTs-
Sra nsh-Afarket weak OF $40 per bushel.g Vir-
ginla-Narket weak e at 3h93Xc. for fancy
stock machine picked. * 3c.; Smelling stock