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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
THEY WORK F0|1|R:|.
HIGHER PRICES B | | !: J.
No Pressure to Sell Stocks and
No Urgent Demand TO
Borrow.
THE ABSORPTION Of ERIE.
---------- -------
Was On ali Enorinous Scale, and
Associated the Road With
C. III. and p. Runlor.
rHE ABSORPTION Of ERIE.
r (By Associated Prcss.)

NEW YORK, September 1-stocks
were free frOlnEany pressure to sell to-
4 day and the money market showed no
evidence OF urgent demand to borrow.
These were the 3conditlons which prompt
ed the rootn-traders, and some large pro-
fcsslonnl operators to work for higher
level OF prices. The money market wns
Tranquil call loans being made ut per
cert. or below, wbilefthe rates for time
loans were about steady.
Owing TO the conspicuous promise Of
the corn crop. and doubtless also to the
fact that the stocks Of corn carrying
railroads have not been active In the
speculation. the corn-grnngcrs led the
movement. The buying conrerged on ME-,
souri, Pacific. All OF the grnngcrs and
the southwestern group generally, as wei
as the Paclflcs and trans-cpntlnentals,
shared In the movement, however s55a
The absorptOnso OF Erie was on an enor-s
NOUS scale. and caused that property 70
be associated in I he current rnmor with
In progress for disposing OF the cincin-
nat, Hamilton and Dayton pfoperE
The consolidation thus prompted of the
trunk line situation helped other, Inen'-
called diHercntial and Southern trunk
lines The retention OF the Bank OF Eng
land rate, instead OF the expected az
vance, was accepted as q reassuring 1hc-
tor and revived expect or Il lurther
import movement Of gold. ga
y Stocks developed renewed strength tiate
in the day and closed firm Mt about the
Bonds we're Irregular. Total sales. par
value, 81. 45,U United States bonds were
#all unchanged on call. ~ 81,
Total sales OF stocks to-day were soo,oO
shares i 3s.5
MONEY AND EXCHANGED
Money on Call stendy.2 1-eG3 per cent;
per cent Time loans steady: sixty days,
5 2-4ep4 per cent: ninety days.4 per Gent;
six mouths. zl-iQ4 IL per Gent. Prime
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills ut SiSi95ffi So
Tor demand and at tis2.25dis24o for six
!y-day bills Posted rates, $i.3 Logan
md S4gGfi4.sC 1-2.sa Commercial bills. ~ 81
Bar silver, CO 1-gFf Mexican dollars. AZ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
GOODS WERE SCATTERED.
More Of Them Found Elsewhere
Than at Harding Store.
in1Ifn r,ha ,t,lmea.pisnntch.l

I IT'S Especial to The Tlmcs-Dispatch)
@ GREElNsBOROn,N OK, SEPTEMBER a =.
Parties returning from Wilkcsboro this
morning bring interesting reports OF ne
results Of tho 1nvestigatlon into tho oper-
satlons OF Ex-Deputy Collector r. HI
Harding whose stock Of goods there were
Seized Under bankruptcy proceedings yes
Eterday But few goods We're found to
Seize but It Is said that new! buggles and
cook stoves can be found In many homes
&whchsnever- had them before. Since July
22d Harding has bought and received the
following from conslgnments. two car
loads OF stoves from Bucks st Owe COM
pany, one car load Of saddles from Louis
vile, thrM car loads of buggles from
Cincinnati, one car load of nails from
Richmond Other car. loads OF miscelln
cous hardwood we're handled from
Greensboro, Nashville and ST. Louis.
The stoves, costing from 80 to. $50 whole
sale are said to have been sold at any
price q purchaser would give, from 81 TO
$3.50. The. bugges, costing from *6O ana
800, we're sold for SIG and $780, ana o y.
thought. will zbe-recovered blythe = creal-
tors, which have been distributed IN bunk
at various points IN the mountains LOT
sale, as creditors claim, on conimlssllon.
q Hnrdng's whereabouts are still %iin-
known It Is confidently runo:ed t ila
no Is hlQlng IN Wllhesuoi " " 49, - -,
reports are that he Is over across the
mountains selling stoves, saddles and
buggies, and has not yet heard Il +. the
#forty-nlne Indictments found against plm
IN the Federal Court last week orr OF
these later proceedings In ba A. U
Hc Is said to have been rolling nv ~
money for the past two years,
The Southern Railway has at'th OF
that the new passenge train between
Winston Salem ana North Wilkesooro. =, ne
put on a request has been made TO 1 PVT
schedules has been arranged. The train
viii leave North Wllkesboro at Sis q, NJ I,
winston ut 8 o'clock after the arrivals
OF trains from Roanoke, Charlotte and
Greensboro !. =, - -,
,,.ho was hurt tuesday night by jumping
from d moving street. cur, Is better 70 70
day, but will be confined to her room N tor
several days yet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
WILL ADAMS HANGED. !,
Goes to Gallows for Double Muir
der Persisting Innocence.
opac,nl "a The TimeS-Dlspnt tt

Especial to The Times Dlspntch)
4 RALEIGH, N. c. september l4.-At
11:46 o'clock this morning the trap was
snr,,ng under Will Adams, coored, and
in six and one-half minutes thereafter
life was extinct and the penalty had
been paid for tho killing Of Mary Bridg-
ers, colored. and her child, In February
1904
Tho negro insisted to the last that ne
was not guilty and showed remarkably
little nervousness or concern, lie went
through the ordeal with sort OF sto'
lidity that has characterized him through
out the trial and imprisonment, Drs'
Mckee and Norton We're tho attending
physicians, Rev. Mabry, OF the colored
Presbyterian church, was the spiritual
adviser and conducted q service Just
before the execution. The prisoner turned
a deaf ear to all the minister's ell
treaties to confess his crime for his
souls sake The body was turned oyer
to the wife. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. II, 100

Il PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPT. II, 1906
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley Shelly, Norfolk. merchan-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion line
< Steamer Pocahontas. q Graves, Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passengers. Virginia Navigation
Company.
SAILED
Barge Delaware. Farbrothers Chesapeake
City. wood III 5s ,sstjiiaa u
f6SkRf' Of Of WEST POINT. SEPT. 81, 1905. n
q ARRIVED
4 Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore passengers and
general cargo. 5fs$385 is 81 l3 tg5
! seamer Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponi River,
passengers and general cargo.
jill. HAII4ED
Steamer Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore. pas-
seEgers and general cargo. I'D Il
Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponl River landings,
and general cargo
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, SEPT. H. 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamer CAROLYN, cateret
Barge Fannie, Boston.
jg SAILED
Schooner Frontenac. Salem
Schooner O.. D. Wltheral Boston.
Schooner Helen Thomas Boston. ss
Barge Cassie, South Boston. IN
K Barge New York. Alyns Point.
Barge Landseer Providence
Barge. Cardenas. Beverly. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
Question Of Jurisdiction.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch,l
RALEICAlT, N, C., September .,.-Juuge
Purnel, in the Haderal Court. heard ar
gument to-day in tho application for a
writ of hnbeas corpus for Bertha BrtEn,
held under default of payment OF 800
fine by the Raleigh police Justice for
keeping e dlsorderly house the point OF
State Importance involved being the
right OF n police justice to dispose OF
such cases and mlsdemeanors generally
without jury trial.
The principal argument for the State
and in support Of the jurlsdiotlon OF the
JUSTICES court was made this afternoon
by Attorney General r. ID, Gilmer col,
8J q. +. Harris is leading counsel for
the plaintiffs, Decision has not yet been
made by the judge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
BELIEVES THE SUICIDE
Is HIS DAUGHTER
(Rv Assnniated Press.

N BOSTON, September l4,-LOrenzo D,
Berry, a carpenter in business in this city,
and q resident OF West Medford, t-ft here
tonight for New York to View the body
Of tho young woman who committed sui
eide In the Manhattan, Hotel yesterday
Tho young woman registered under tho
name OF "a, w, Wildey, Washington.
D, CT" but Berry thinks &.a woman Is
his daughter. Edith.
Miss Berry was twenty-one years OF
age ana was quite prominent In social
and church circles of West Medford. She
was n stenographer, According to
statement made by her brother. she was
fond OF travel, and a week ago went to-
New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
Roanoke Printers,
snoc,ol - INC TImes- Blspatch)

! n lEpeclA1 % 7 ~ ! !1Ees- 17!sl5s
ROANOKE. VA, September 14,-The
printers have appointed a committee to
consider the eight-hour matter and It is
believed that the demand will be made on
the Job offices tomorrow
a canvass was made by the union to-
day of the stone Printing and Mnnufac-
turing plant and 1t was found thgt about
twelve of the thirty-flre printers would
not strike. The printers of that plant
have been notified thut the company Will
not accept the elsht-hour proposition.
The union is more hopeful about the
Hammond printing works, but the pro-
prietor Is saving nothing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15

Mr.. John Thomas Anderson, President
of the Richmond Horse Show Associl-.
$llSH! 9. ;-s;s
enthusiasm rcgarding:.the approaching
show. zi. 55$ 81, ~ ( III
During his recent visit to New York he
says many well ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS called
upoh him and told stheinintention
A to make entries at etsshow, which
opens on October 10th.E Il. ! il,}
Amongst the large stables that W II
compete will be that Of Mr. c.. W. Wat
son, who will bring twenty horses to
Richmond. Il Mrs. Grosvenor has added =
crack pair$to her string iii The Presi-
dent and "Thc Baron The last named
high stopper was purchased from Mr..
Eben Jordan, Of Boston, who showed
him last year both single and double
with "Ketty, winning several blue RIB
bons In a"the Garden"fwith the pair.
MI. Jordan's string will it is said, be
on hand. It is hoped that he will show
E"IIildred" the greatest harness horse OF
last ycars season.
She is pure hackney and goes In q
way that Is simply perfection.
# The New York end of the Richmond
show is being looked after BY MI. John
Kerr Branch, Mr.. Sidney Love, Mr.. James
\ X. Hyde and Mr., Richard Carmen who
are all directors of the association.
Bring Heather Bloom Here.
* 1t is thought that they will be able 10
induce Mr.. Wilcrts to send "Hcathern
Bloom" with Dick Donnelly to have
try for the worlds high jump record for
which the association offers purse Of
$500.
Mr.. and Miss HALFWAY has given notice
that they will enter tho Westchester
stable. The string Is made up in part OF
Free Lace" Jack Frost RED
Raven .'Buck,' an old Richmond favor
lite, Furette and the large park hack,
America" !5 # s
Mr.. Spratley will have besides his har-
ness horses, two park hacks. one in the
big class and one In the class under Is
hands.
DR.. j. 6. Ferneyhough. President Of
the State Association OF Veterinarians will
serve as the official examiner for tho
association, and Mr., John II. Allen,
known the country over will again Of
hciate as ring master.
Mr.. james * Hyde. Secretary and
Manager OF the New York Horse SHOW.
will assume active management Of af-
fairs on September esd, who'd the entry
lists close.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
] COTTON Ma.E LETS.

NEW YORK, Sept. = .;4'oscr was the
feature In the cotton 'nsss,rlf to-day. ruling
very firm as q result o. frssn bull support and
covering of nervous shorts Th!s had sympa-
the,ic effect on the entire list, and the market
closed down from tho best under realizing, but
steady ut u net advance OF 1910 points. Sales
were estimated at 10000 bales,
points In response 10 lower English cables ind
prospects for big receipts During the early
their initial loss but October shorts were COW
cring from the first, and the whole market soon
RI lied In response. Considerable pressure was
me / on a scale up. owing to realizing By recent
buyers and selling said TO be against spot
supplies in tina South but the advance was
not checked until October sold ut 1850 or %
points net higher, while later months showed
gains OF SIl7%lponts. Toward tho close In
Creased realizing and some local bear pressure
cased prices off from the TOP, s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
DIR. SMITH TO ACCEPT.
Thought the Greensboro Minister '''r
Will Go to Louisville.

GREENSBORO, N. c., Sept. lit IS
generally conceded here that Dr., l0gb Der
". Smith, for many years pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church here, hay.
Ing succeeded his father In the paste.
rate, has concluded to accept cal 20
the First Presbyterian Church OF Louis
vile. and that the matter Will come
before the congregation for ofiiclal ac-5
ton Sunday. Dr.. Smith mas WITHIN y ING ~
nnat two wears declined to consider calls
from louisville, Nashville and the First
presbyterian Church OF Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
TWENTY THOUSAND
FOR SWEET CHARITY.
Russian and Japanese Money Will
RI Be Given to American
institutions.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)

\ CONCORD. N. f., September 14.-Not
u cent Will be used from the State Of
New Hampshire for the expenses OF tho
peace ENJOYS at Portsmouth. The bills
have been all paid by several public
spirited citizens. headed by Governor Me-
Lane and the two $4,000 checks handed
to him by the Russian and Japanese en-
voys will be- devoted entirely 70 charity.
This vast the expressed purpose for which
tho &enyoys gave the money.
Governor McLane. replying to various
published rumors and criticisms, de-
clarcs that the money will be used for
charitable purposes and for no other.
The State Will not be asked for q single.
penny" he concluded. INK 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
Smelling Company Divided,

i NEW, YORK, Septetmber 14.--The d.
rectors Of the American Smelling and
Refining Company to-day declared a quar-
common stock. This is an advance Of ia
TO per cent, over the last previous rate,
and increases the dividend rate from TO
I per cent. Tho regular quarterly diyl-
also declared. Daniel Guggenheim was
elected president Of tho company suc-
ceedlng the late Edward w. Nash.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
Fork Union News.

Especial to The Tines Dispatch)
FORE UNION, VA! September Il. =
have spent the summer abroad, reached
their home here, "careby Hail." yester-
day.
Mr.. Milton g, Jones left here to-day
opens Its session Friday
Miss Anna Belle snead left here tor
day for Richmond. where she will mako
a brief VISIT before returning to her home,
In Birmingham, Ala,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
UNDER HYPNOTIC SPELL.
Man Who so Complains Thought.
to Have Escaped from Hospital.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch')
cETARLOTT N, c., Sept. IA man
giving the name OF r.. r. Hoke, aged
nineteen years, appealed to the local
police this afternoon for relief Of a.
hypnotic SPELL which, he says, young
Fayssoux, the boy hIpnotist Of Caste J;
MIA, placed him under. Hoke declares
his memory. Is a blank, though he thinks
that no has spent the past four years
Of his life In m insane asylum. It Is
thought that Hoke escaped from tho
state Hospital ut Morganton. He was
locked in pending and investigation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15

and roo 4. Q. b. Quotations advanced 1.lscSs
Futures opened quiet and points lower on
Improved sIil points. Private dispatches TO-
day stated that Liverpool was buying cotton
ing net gains on September OF IS points. Oc;o.
Der ., November s. The latter positions gained
igS points III f @ W. L
nomlnal;5 October. 1O3Sdlo.34: November, l0: 3sg
1881: r. December. 10. 80: January 10. 45apl0.41
February, 1880 Mnrch9 lO.67gl06S; April,
106lI10. G3; May, lO.B5Gl0GS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
A RAGGED CONFEDERATE
FLAG TO BE RETURNED
(By Associated Press,

4 CHICAGO, September li,--An old Shot
pierced ragged Confederate nag, one OF
the last IN the State of Illinois. was
taken from the walls or Memorial Hall
last night and formally returned to the
THE flag WAS captured at tho hattie OF
Poolevllle In 1862 by the Eighth Illinois
Regiment, and Was brought 10 Chicago
Veterans, Camp s. It was voted that the old
flag be returned to the remnants Of the
regiment.. from which It Was taken DUR
Ing this Civil W~A @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
BOSTON BROKER ARRESTED 1
ON CHARGE OF FORGERY

BOSTON, MASS, September l4,-Henry
Clifford Brown, stock broker OF his
city, and a well known resident Of Brook
line was arrested to-day by Inspectors
from tho Boston Bureausof CrfAtlnal M
yestlgation on charge of forgery, Ac-
cording to Chief Inspector Nm. d. Watts
Trust Company. other; corporations and
individuals claim to have lost n total Of
$4,000 through transactions with Brown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
IS CHOSEN ASSISTANT
Mr., Johnson Hutchinson to Aid
Dr.. Hardin in Passionate.
SIP eoInl to The Times Dispatoh...

CHARLOTTE, N. g., September IA
Mr.. Johnson Hutchinson, formerly Of
Rock Fill. and u graduate Of Davidson
College. has been chosen as assistant to
Rev. Dr. N, p Hardin, pastor OF Sec
Hutchinson viii have charge Of tho young
peoples work and be general aid to the
pastor He Is now located IN Durham, do
Ing Insurance WoE,k The poT1Iio,nb pa aSs
Ia an athlete OF State repute and was a
leader in religious work during his coll
lege career. tSl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
LEXINGTON UNWILLING.
Large Crowd Attends the Exer-
cises-Fine Addresses,
Especial to The Tlmes-plspateh)

LEXINGTON. N. c., sept. 14,-seyeral
thousand people, comprising one OF tho
largest crowds ever seen In Lexington,
attended The unNeiling of the coHfeder-
ate monument here to-day. The cere-
monies were held in Fords Grove and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
THE. STORIES ABOUT HERzIG
WERE FABRICATlONS
nv Associated PRESS.

ST. PAUL, MINI, September 14.-Tele-
grams received to-day from Governor
Searles, OF North Dakota, and from Coro-
ner j, ID. Wlndel, of Ward county, North
Dakota. tend to show that the story sent
from Minot. N. D., about the suicide and
confession of murder of Charles Hcrz'g
were fnbricntiOuS ttf4 ,5i4sH XII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15

addresses were made by Hon. G. B. Watt.
son, Of Winston Salem. and General Ju-
Ian s. Carr, Of Durham. A reunion or
the old Confederate soldiers Of this soc
ton OF tho state was also held In con-
motion with the unwilling Of tho monu-
ment and the OCCASION was q great sue
icess. ss rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15

BALTIMORE. MD. Sept, l4.-FLoUR-Flrm
and unchanged Wheat-Flrm; spot. contract.
southern by sample, osas?c corn..Firm; spot
Tlrmmer; No mixed, 2992oAc. Rye,-Firnl; No.
western sI,!ers 5dssdy ana fan men
creamery, egI.3.ac.: fancy ladle, 1s1l9c. store
packed, EgssIFirm and anIS &c y
i ! 5s:c * susar-Steady and unchanged. nm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
I-T9II-l y --7-II- n -7-7 - y q .
PRODUCE MARKET.
ruER pRoDucG MARKETS

5{s855ot OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.
5i NEW. YORK. Sept. l4-FLOULe--Fairlyg &c
tive and stcadler. Rye Fl our;-7.ITirm Buck
wheat Flour-steady. Cornniea1-S 3r!n: rye.
strong; No. 9 Western, e76d Lii tley-st endy.E
Nhea,-Firmer: No. rod, s5sc. eleva
Options AatMc. higher: September. ssc.; De-
ceniber, sStsc.: May, s9Rc. x
Corn--Firm; No /? COG. elevator. Options un-
changed September. bshc. December. b?c. !;
May iac Beef-Firm. Cut Meats-Qutet;
picked shoulders. nc; picked hams, 1850
fine. steady; Continent. $50; compound
sSG2i.l5.75 Pork-Stcady. Tallow-Steady.
STEADY at ISL. Geic. So ga
il .isc mia. quiet; cord5va. loglsc. Futures
STEADY and unchanged to points higher
sugarRaw nominal CT refining s .3,Is
gXa3c.; refined, nominal. Rtce-FirIn. no
,lnsses-Steady. b, N - y, u. !, .
and unehanged SEE es ssici, as
ana unchanged Eggs--FlT1n nsALpy selccteu'.
g1Gesc.: western extras, Arst 2ec
p Enthusiastically and unchansed,ls CabbageH-
steady and unchanged. peannts-Quiet; fansy
handp.cked 545Ec.; other domestic, ouaAc.
Cotton--By steam TO Liverpool, loo.
4 CHICAGO. ILL., Sept l4-General rains
Throughout. the Northwest caused armncss IN
the Wheat market to-day. At the close the
December delivery &ns up &c. Corn SHOWS
gain Of SsaIsc.: oars &c; provisions ~ HI.sc.
The leading futures ranged a. follows ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
3 NAVAL STORES.

M WILMINGTON. ". d, Sept. 14.-sPIRITs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing; prices un-
changed; receipts, Al casks. Rosin--steady and
s recs ~ 2s barrsls at
Firm a I &2.75Gl4. q; receipts, 90 barrels "a
y SAVANNAH. Ca Sept. H.-TURPES-
TINE-,Steady at 62hc. sales. 301 casks: re-
coipts. rs barrels shipments. IA casks. Rosin--
Firm; sales 2,43 barrels; receipts, 1903 bar
rels; shipments. $40 barrels..$ Ia l5Si 5s,t
CHARLESTON.f s. c.. Sept. 14.-TURPEN.
TINE AND sROsIN--Nothing doing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15

Firm. No. 2 spring wheat sass; No. g l@g
no yellow. 54c. No. 2 oats, HAc;; No.
white s3ls la5c. No, white. sc' ~. -
choice mating, 4oa4sc. No. y ilaxseed sl.ol;
80 northwessern M e., porn per 3aT;
snort ribs sides (oose) J. S. 9qS5O: short clear
sdes osea sSas Whiske Syrod BASIS ,i GO
rns Firm at mark, cases Included. l7c.; irss,
isHc.; prime iirsts, 2o,.c. Chcese-Easy a. ne
1iHc. Butter--s,teady; creamery, NGeac,;
dairy, l0h1lshc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
CLOSING :BONDTOUOTATIONS.

ers were not In a speculative frame OF mind.
and yet they endeavored to secure early deiv-
cries. which they had difficulty In securing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
RICHMOND. GRAIN MARKET,
Richmond, Va. Sept. H. 1905.
QUOTATIONS,
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Sept, l4,-cATTLE- Roceipts. III
0GD head. Market steady. Steers, i3,bbGl8S5;
helfeis, s2.e5g5.oo; calves '2.45Qp7.s9: Hogs
Shipping and selected, s5.4OGb85; mixed and
heavy packing. !i,9ogs,s7h; light, 15oaGS = 4;
W6 head. Market weak to lOal5c, lower.
Sheep, sl,7sGl.25; lambs, si5odl7.0o.
NEW YORK Sent. l4.-pEEVEs--,,N Nothing
&C., Texas beef, 4ae!sc,, per pound, Calves
Receipts la5 head Veals, s5Qg;S; throwcnuttasss
head sheep ssd6lO; culs, s., tOg2, CAV; lambs,
sbd75o; cus, $4,000; Canada lambs, 1927 y,
Hogs-Recepts, 200? head. Market easy; sllte
and Pennsylvania hogs. 81, D16,l0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
DRY GOODS MARKET,

Nt)W YORK, Sept. l4.--yaues We're very
steady In dry goods market to-day, and the
market was In O very comfortable. position. as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
.MlsoELLANEoUs MARKETS,

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported by Rodgers. McCabe ard Coz
pETERaBuRG, VA, Sept ~ PEA N urs-
el. Observation-Disclosures quiet Mt SXe. for fancy,
stock machine picked. sAsdsHc.; sheItns stock
at 2Ql2%c. isfG}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. li--Seaboard Air
Line coinmon.-Not quoted Seaboard Air Line
preferred, +E445lt.