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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22
FORTUNES IN APPLES. Z
"A Gigantic Electric Lighting and
Power Plant.
Special to Thc Times Dlspatch,)

EN5t=,g (SDeClQl 10 Inc IlIHeS-DlSptLtCH) la.sf
WINCH ESTER, VA. September 21.--
General Freight Agent, II. G. Clovenger.
of the Cumberland Valley Railroad Com
pany, too day stated imam interview on
crop conditions, particularly apples,
throughout tho Cumberland Valley, thnt
in a few days he would bring u large
party Of Pennsylvania bankers and busi-
ness men to Winchester and demonstrate
to them the possibilities of fortunes In
apples in the future, using the orchards
OF Frederick county rs examples with a
view Of inducing them to encourage the
Same methods In -theirtvicinitles.
The United States Agricultural De-
partment recently closed an agreement
with former State Senator s. l., Lupton,
of this county, for tho use of forty acres
OF his lnnd on which to establish what Is
proposed to be made the model apple
orchard OF tho United States. Apple
buyers are experiencing great difficulty
In securing sufficient help to harvest tho
tremendous apple crop In Frederick
county. e.
More ground has been bought by the
Winchester and Washington City Rail-
way Company for tho use In connection
with Its gigantic plant now being con-
structed by Edward Purcell & Company
at Ntlville. jefferson county, w Va,
along the Shenandoah River. Thirty
seven acres OF land, including water
falls OF thlrty-two feet. which will give
additional heavy power, have been sold
to the company by Miss ]. r. Rodgers.
Of Baltimore, for $4,000
A big force of mon lre now at work
on tho concrete dam rnceway and power-
house, and tmmway limo is used to
convoy heavy material from the railroad
to tho scene OF operations.
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A FULL APOLOGY
IS MADE BY CUBA
Unknown PersonFD efiled United
States Coat Of Arms at
Cienfuegos.
(By Associated Press.Js

WASHINGTON, September a1.-Mr
Guesada, the Cuban minister, to- day ex-
pressed himself in! the strongest terms
against the alleged outrage perpetrated
on the American consulate at Cienfuegos,
by the throwing Of filth on the coat-of-
arms over the entrance to the building
and said that the h Cuban government
will deal with the matter In the most
energetic way. He called at the State
Department this morning and personally
handed to tho Acting Secretary Of State
copy of tho following cablo message
he had received from, Senior o'Farr!l,
Secretary Of state Of Cuba. dated yes
terday expressing tie regret of the gov
eminent and people Of Cuba at the oc-
currcnce: Il.
'.This morning the coat-of-arms Of the
United States consulate at CinefueGos
appeared defied Express to the Score
tary Of state how deeply the govern
ment deplores this occurrence, which
must not be interpreted as q demonstra-
ton Of stility on the part Of the Cuban
people towards the American people, but
as an Isolated act due to a criminal hand
to the end OF creating difficulties to the
government An Immediate and scru-
pulous investigation has been ordered to
punish tho author of such repugnant
action i ,l&Aeet5
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Sept; 2l-The cotton market
was quiet on the whole. sales for the day being
estimated at only, 10000 bales. but demand
seemed to be a little moro general during the
carly, session, and prices were steadily held
most OF the mid day reaction being recovered
toward the close when prices wcrc net AM
points higher,
The opening was steady at q decline OF |
points on October and December, but gem
orally unchanged to 8 points HIGHER u RESPONSE
to steady cables and number OF private wires
reporting nrIner interior spot markets. There
as vel as realizing but the narkst gradually
showed net gain OF 74s points. This was
followed BY, a reaction u the early afternoon
tho advance, but, after selling Of or points
tho market rallied In the late trading and
Closed steady on rnswol covering. Southern
Of nrm holders are accompanied BY a falling
on In receipts as compared With last season.
which ia supposed to reflest slow marketing,
Weather reports We're favorable,
4 Receipts at the ports to-day were 90, $50 bales
against 1864 last week and 1906 last year,
Fer the week lestlmaied sso III og bales against
days receipts at New Orleans were ?,oll ha leg
against 5.b2l last year, and at Houston 10 857
bales against l,lO4 last year,
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1.-THE CALL-MONEy
Rate MARKED / {. |: UP.
h Il -
Had a Potent Influence il, Clreck-
Ing the Stock Markets yi'A kkettts
Activity.
MANY DEALS AND RuMoRs
.$ .-------.---- i
They Played 9 Large "a. Part al if the
Days Principal Move
@ l11'erts.
MANY DEALS AND Ru|MoRs

(ByAssociatcd l'resp. J

" D b. Y -
NEW YORK. September 2l.--To-day's
early stock market had an appearance
Of considerable strength and nnnalloh.
and special stocks made striking nd
vunccs much In, the manner OF yestcr-
days market Some constrnint developed
III tho later tons, and tho rate OF
activity fell away very materially. The
murking up Of tho call money rate was
the potential Influence In this result.
Deals and rumors OF deals played q
largo part in the principal movements
OF the day, which were In stocks sup
posed to be In the hands OF pools or;
susceptible readily 10 manipulation. n
Both Canadian Pacific and Reading
were prominent features during the day.
Publication Of tho Reading annual re-.
tnn, roau, but II WAS OBVIOUS that prev:
GUS operations In the stock were based
on knowledge OF the facts OF the, rcpor t,
Louisville and Nashville was also brought
Thc question OF the lodgment Of control
OF the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
vas settled by the official announcement
that the Erie was the purchaser, but tfic
Eric stocks we're ,conspi exempt
from the days demand. Rumor contln.
ucd very active with the alleged project
OF a new Issue OF Great Norihe err PRE- "a
|
| ST., Paul figured INA rumor OF Impending
Issue OF S25.OO0OoO Of authorized stock,
with subscription privileges to stockhod-
ers. Many OF the days active move mcn !,
are thus seen To be truccable 70 lndl-
vldual causes. .sd
THE money market again demonstrated
that its actual position is gr1wins & me, me
house banks. Rates for call money were
urn and higher, although time loans were
called somewhat easier, The demand Tor
that kind Of accommodation having SUB
sided somewhat The detention or the
| Bank OF England rate was favorable
been quite commonly expected that It
would be advanced, In order TO shit
New York demand for gold upon Paris.
"A renewed fall III foreign exchange
here resulted, bur the decline was not
suliclent to reach the point OF profit
for further engagement OF gold for I'M
port; The irregular tone OF tne lat teSr
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par val
ue, SO, 1876 900. United States rs, coupon,
declined "a per cent OF call
Total sales OF stocks for the day
amounted to $500 shares. e. d
Money on can nrm, 2qbl per cent; clos
Ing bid. / "a per cont; offered at per
cent. Time loans easier; sixty days. 3 81
al per CENT; ninety days. 4Vi u per
cent; ak months 1 Lac! IL per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, kl-2a5 per cent.
i Sterling exchange weak, closed nrmer,
with actual business In bankers bills az
1.Sa. 80 for 6D-,iay bills. Posted rates. 54S3g
Asa 5sl-2 and $4.s69p4S SO II IL Commercial
bills. s4.s2. Bar silver. 81 81. Mexican
dollars, II. 5ES
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The A. P. Officers.
(Rv Assoolatefl Press.l

NEW YORK. September 2l.-FollowinG
the annual mcetlnN Of tho Associated
Press held yesterday tho newly elected
board of directors elected tho following
officers for the ensuing year: President
Frank B. Noyes, Chicago Record-Herald;
First Vice President. General Charles II.
Taylor, Boston Globe; Ylce-P resident Ru-
fvs N, Rhodes: Birmingham (Aln,) News,
elected in place Of Fl. II. Cabanlss, OF the
Augusta (Ga.) Herald; Secretary and
General Manager, Melville q. stonef AS
slstant Secretary and Assistant General
Manager Charles 8, Diehl; Executive
Committee-F, b. Noyes. Charles w,
Knapp, Victor II, Lawson, Charles II.
Grasty and Adolph 8, Ochs,
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NORWAY AND SWEDEN
Near An AGREEMENT |: n IN
The Question Of Demolition Of
the Forts Still In
settled.
fBy Aaso cIated Press.>

H KARLsBAD, SWEDEN, Sept. N,-The
Swedish and Norwegian commissioners
met in joint conference to-day after the
holding or separate conference during
the day. The Joint conference lasted
nearly four hours and was then nd-
Journed until tomorrow.
1t Is understood that tho Swedish de-
mands that the transit trade through
both countries shall DO secured against
unjustif1able obstruction and for tho right
of pasturlng reindeer belonging to swed-
sish Laplanders in North Norway, have
been amicably settled. but that tho aues-
ton OF tho demolition OF tho forifica-
tons still remains open.
x Several Norwegian newspapers IRE OPP
posing an Offer Of tho throne to Prince
Charles Of Denmark. They demand that
the people OF Norway be given an oD-
portunity to express their choice be-
tween m onarchy and q republic.
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CARNEGIEILIBRARY.
New Institution at Winston-Sale
Thrown Open to Public.
fSnecial 70. tEha IHiln snn tc1 l-----

< W1NsION-SALEM.4 N. c., September
21.-The new Carnegie Library was
formally opened tonight. Appro PIRATE
exercises were held and tho abundance OF
citizens was large. Mr.. j. c. Buxton,
through whose efforts the gift of $4,000
was secured from Mr.. Andrew Carnegie,
Tor the establishment of a library pro-
scented the same to the city In a mag
nlficent address. Mayor Q. 3. Eaton, no.
copied the library in behalf of the city
in u happy speech: q. 4 i Ii.S f33
Other brllaf ddreasea were made by
Bishop Edward Rondth nler Of the Mora
Wan Church. ~. T. Gray and ~. II. Eller.
The library was then thrown open for
Inspection.
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The Produce Market.

There was good enough business on Cary
aeasonabo country produce, and there was ac-
tive demand for all Of IL The commission
what the railroads and tho country wagons hal
unloaded at their doors, There seemed to be
especially active demand tfor, Virginia pota-
behind Inc demand Chastnuts are beginning
10 come In at something OF lively rate and
Ink very satisfactory prices. Already tho cold
storage men are beginning 70 look out for tho
Christmas supplX Of eEgs a,d rs s u result hen
Ing. q little high, Chickens are a little high,
the supply being hardly, up 10 the demand,
quotations and Without change.
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Southern Railway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY q, 1905. ID
i 55 Is TRAINS LEAVE R1Ct1MOND. i'll III AZ
100 a. M.-Daily-1.ooal for Charlotte, NJ c.
1870 P. MISUNDERSTANDING pullman b i
Atlanta and Blrmlngha:n. Now Orleans. \
Memphis, Chnttanoosa and oil The South. !
with through coach for Chase City, Ox.,g
500 p Mex. Sunday CITY Local.
1850 Z. M.--pa Observation-Disclosures ready o:Se
ga p NJ. for Ill She south. *
YORK RIVER LINE.
Gs Tho fayorite route 10 Baltimore and Eastern I
points Leaves Richmond 1920 r. n, daily.
except Sunday. S .Sa5 S}t I'm Ss{.$s
4:2o r Nj Except sunday-For. West Point. (
and river landings. Steamers ca.i at York; (
town and Clay Bank Mondays. Wednes. !
4lE days and Fridays, and ut Gloucester Potnt
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursday ana 4
4:46 4: M.-fseept sunday--Local mixed foai
West Point. Stfe
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMO ND. n 4
6:63 A. NJ. and. 6:42 p. M.--From all tho South.
&8:B P.@M.AFrorn Charlotte and Raleigh. l&@fsS5
$40 A.. M.-Trom Chase City and intermediates 4
BPS A. M.-Raltimore and West Point.
75S day; $40 q. ~, daily except Sunday.
C. ENTHUSIASTICALLY. P. A.. Richmond, Va. \
b s. II. tHARDWICK. w H. ,TAYLoE,
p. IT, NJ, AZ s$i G. P. As b u
5it8 H. b. sPENclR. Gent. Mgr. 5 "
Ss Washington. D. O. 8s Ia X
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GOVERNOR THEsORATo,R.
Annual Reunion of Confederate
Veterans.

Especial to The -Dispatch)
BRISTOL, TENN. September q Undo,
the auspices of the S. Y, TulkcrE6n Camp
the cx-Confedernte veterans, OF Southwest
Virginia and East Tennessee, held their
annual reunion here to-day. There was
about four hundred veterans In a. tendance,
The welcome address was delivered by Dr.,
\ ]. n. Howell OF Bristol Governor John
Isaac Cox. Of Tennessee, was tho prln-
cipal speaker. Tho veterans enjoyed q
basket dinner in the grove. Many. striking
Incidents OF tho war were recalled.
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New Steel Bridge,
.(Snecinl to The Times Dispatch.

H71 (SpecInT TO TIC TIIneS-UIsphECN,JI ~
NORFOLK, VA. Septcmber 2L-The
new steel brdse,,of the s'eaboard Air Line
Franklin, VA, is nearly completed, III
fact, the old iron structure has been en-
tirely removed and the new bridge Is
practically being used daily by outgoing
Ing tho new steel In position has been In
Charge OF W.. y, Akers, of the Phoenix
The dimensions Of tho new bridge struc-
Length Of span, l42 feet inches; weight
Of old bridge, 10 tons; weight Of new
bridge. 40 Ions. calculated strength of
new bridge ~ ffe e5 ea q $500 life 81
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MARINE INThLLIGKNCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPT, 81. 1905.

PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPT, 81. 1905,
Il ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk, NOR.
chandlse and passengers Virginia Navigation
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk. merchan-
ehandlse and pa'AessxSfffEshi b go DOMINION lln0
Steamer Berkeley. shelly, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line,
PORT OF WEST POINT. SEPT, 81, 1906.
ARRIVED.
Charlotte, Murphy, Baltimore passengers and
general cargo. 35f tx sta7 ESE
Landing, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamer Charlotte. Murphy, Baltimore, pas
seEgers and general cargo
Elm City Haynes, Mattaponi River landings.
passengers and general cargo. &
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. q. 1905.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Irak, Galveston.
Steamer Crown OF AraEon Old Point.
+ SAILED.
Steamer Irak. liverpool
Schooner Cora #. Greasy, Portsmouth.
Barge w. M. n, Becker, Providence.
Barge West Point, New Haven, tf Il
y Barge Baden, New London, s. Nj
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Rally at Third Christian Church.

Tho Third Christian Sunday School and
Church viii have their fall rally day, services
Sunday. special effort is being mado TO E Re!
church at $3.50 and il O'Clock A.. NJ. A specI.atl
programme OF music will DO rendered ct both,
make the address before tho Sunday school.
Rev. r, A., cayo Will preach a speeal s9 1T-
morning subject will be "Setting Up Our Ban
ners." and at night 'Paul's Secret ut Sue
cess" N.t Hs
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AN INDIAN MOUND.
Skeletons Of People Seven Feet
High Are Found.
fsnenlnl "a The II Dish Atnh.

--'---| ISpCCTut 70 no IT!IC5tD9aPSttF1'7
e .FAYETTEYILLE,F3 M Cir Sept. 2l.-Dr.
u. w N1oNetll, Sof tHArdIus sur ~ seven miles
grass covered tree grown mound which
the tradition Of century has called an
old Indian burying ground. Sure enough
he uncarthed several skeletons, some In q
state OF y fair preservation. DR.. Mcneil
says that, from the size and structural
formation OF the bones, they must have
belonged to people at least seven feet In
height. Ea.iF rfa .f5
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NAVAL sroREs,

s WILMINGTON, N, c., Sept. el-srIRITs
casks. Rosln---steady and unchanged; re-
ceipts. ll6 barrels, Tar-Tirm at $3.50; receipts,
60 barrels. Crude Turpontino-Firm at s276QD
425; receipts. 4s barrels :, l., \, I.
Firm ut 63Gsaho,; sales, 93t casks; receipts,
6a2 casksi shipments. 49, casks. Rnsn-Flrm;
sa lies, esSs barrels receipts, 1918 barrels; ships
CHARLESTON, s, c., Sept. -2l,-TURPcN-
TINE AND Notwithstanding doing
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Hxc., southern By sample. e5as2c. II Corn
llrner; spot, A9ssc southern white lie ooTn
iI2ye--FIrm Z Butter-steady and unchanged
Eegs-Steady and unchanged at .2lc. Cheese
Firm and unchanged at TX Gl3c. SuHar.-
Steady and unchanged; coarse graduated, S.O:
fne do, $50. fSs
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@. DRY GOODS MARIeET.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-Nearby and local re-
tail merchants were prominent In tho jobblng
talers' stocks being In excellent shape for tho
opening OF the fall season their purchases to-
had little spot merchandise to offer and buyers
refused to enter into future contracts at to-
days high quotations. Mens wear agents adj
yvanced many lines OF worsted. Woolens were
tiudlfferenly situated, sff "a
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Il Cotton. quiet; middling, 1885; net receipts.
l43 bales; grows. 4,l:2 bales; sales, no baies;
stock. 1879 bales; export to the Continent,
60 balcs Iris ~ u
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts. $500
bales; export to Great Britain 6.7t2 bnles: 70
Franco, ll,s4C bales; e 10 the Continent, .2to
bales: 70 Japan 80 bales; stock, 6soa5 bales 4,
Consolidated at all ports--Net receipts, 2oo' S92
bales: export to Great Britain. q. ~ hales: 70
France. II. s67 balcs;Hto the Continent, S.6A
bales; TO Japan. go bales.
Total since September list at all ports-Net
receipts. so, 57s bales: export to Great Britain
tl20.b14 bales; to France q. $3.50 bales; TO inc
Continent. :o,o62 bales; 70 Japan. 100 bales to
Mexico. 100 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Sept. 2l.-COTTON.-
Spot cotton quiet: demand llght sales 60J
bales, including 800 to arrive. Quotations I'M
changed mid d)ing. l0hc. /.
Futures at the opening were unchanged TO
points up, Tho market was decidedly narrow:
6l7 points covering tho fluctuations Liverpool
flrmness was reflected on tho local dealings
and prices remained frn throughout the seS-
sion. improving a few points after tho opening.
The market closed quiet with net gains OF {lf5
! Cotton futures steady. September. 1875 nom;
inal: October. 10. 4o4 l041; November. - .43ip
10 IS; December, 10. tsll1o. January. 1o:bsD
1887 February, 10.e3Il0.6J; March, l0.ss0 10: 20;
April, l072Glo.74; May l0.7SIl0S3; June i10.8llp
10 81: July 1QSJ[p1O.S8, s.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
Richmond. Va, Sept. 81, 1865.
QUOTATIONS. .sl
! CATTLE MARKETS. .
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
X isy4 (sAlss ut Union Stock Yardstfsie!

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tsalss ut Union Stock Yards fsfe5t. IS
8gt Richmond. Va, Sept. q. 1905,
Report Of the live stock market for the week
ending Septembr 18th, shows the market to be
the same as last week, which quotations were
follows: 5
cattle-Best steers. 41sa5o.; medium TO good,
crs. 4Iahc.; a few extra hIgheri medium to
good, s1assoc. common to fa!r sS g. so: CONS Ii
2N@2xc.; calves, sd etkc.; cows and calves. 300
$3.50 per head. II .t III q. :.
Fat sheep. az aa.ic. common to fair. zig
30. y old. Gull sheep, lh1.c.: best lambs, 81 q
e.. common to ia!r, 5hQehc.; stock = 81, ewes,
Hogg,# safe: = a few extra, SIC.
Prospects good for all kinds OF stock.
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CHICAGO. Sept. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 49,
900 head. Primo steady; others slow. weak
and largely 10c. lower, Beef steers, 50. 25M6 s;
stockcrs and feeders, s2.e50Aa5; bulls, $500
40: heifers, tz.aog4.sS; calves. Sa5o47. 80
1oc. lower spring and selected, s5.6o@5. 70; mix
and heavy packing. s5g5.47lt; light 1920
$50; pigs and rough. fl.6oG5. 70. sheep-Re-
celpts, 80 900 head. Market l0c. higher Sheep
t2G5.25: lambs. ~ e597,65 y
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported by Rodgers, McCabe and Coz
PETERSBURG, VA, Sept. 2l,-pEANUTs
sranlshEMarket weak ct il;l9 Per blshel;ylr.
stock; machine picked az csc, Smelling stock
at lN02hc. 8,
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OFFICIAL RANCE AND SALE OF STOCKS INNEW YORK
BY Thomas Branch & CO., Bankers and Brokers.
open. tigh Low. Closing BA1Es
..sA1,rs,3

1900 a. g. IL, co,n.,..,,.....u....
i2,4oo American Bmelters, com...
26,20o Anulgatnnted Copper ......
1900 American Car and Foudry..
400 Amer. Car and Foud, pfd.
400 American Cotton Ollu......
100 American Tobacco, pfd.....
LOGO American Can ...,...,......
600 American Can pfd......u.
1900 American Locomotive com.
800 Amer. Loco. pfd., Tx. Div.
$500 American SuEnr ..,...,.....
$500 Atch., Top. and s.. r., CON-.
2,400 Baltimore ana Uhlo..ns..n
1850 Brooklyn Hapld ,Transit....
5000 chesapeake and Ohio.......
$o.eoo Chicago. MI. and st. Paul.
1000 Colorado Fuel and lron..s.
\. Colorado Southern. com 4.
Colorado Southern, 1st pfd.
300 Colorado SOUTHERN "a pfd..
Clcv., Gin, Chi. and st, ~.
100 Chnttn. and st. Louls...,...
800 Consolidated Gns .......s...
J 300 Delaware and Hudson......
!, 8. Del, Lack. and Western.
oc,3O0 Erie, DOM. .........,..........
5 100 Erie. list pfd..................
ZOO Erie. I'd pfd..................
400 General Electric .........,..
500 Illinois Central ~. ..........
10000 Louisville utid Nashville.
Egg Manhattan ..............
II 900 Metro. ST.. Fly. ........i...s..
q 800 Mexican Central .........n.
200 Mo-, kans. and Tex. com.
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~ SO ~ Richmond,
.CE3E>. Freder oksburu q
..,,..- En- Potomac r,

Trains Leave Richmond NorthNa s,1d",
{4:l6 AZ BI.--Daily-Byr st. Through. II
8:45 A, M.-Daily-Main st. Through.
7:8 a M:IWeek Days-Elba' Ashland 3 Az
$40 4, "M..-Dally-Byr St. Through. Local
1905 noon-Week 5Days-Byrd st. Through.
\ 400 p. M.--Week Dnys-Byrd ST.. Frederlcks'4
ff burg Accommodation 9fg3 s5W
sos p. M.-Dntiy--M ST. Through ,l!sEs
4 $50 P. SM.--Nveek Days----Eba Ashland 40,
sos p, M.GpatIy-Byrd ST. Through.
ETraIns i,7i Arrive III Observation-Disclosures
$40 AZ bt.-NVcek Days--Elba- Ashland ] Ac.
$3.50 al M.sWesk Days-Byrd ST. Fredrlcl s
fiSEt burg Accommoda ton. sffi ~, HI:
Bs;a6 A. k,-Dniiy--Byrd ST. Through.
II ;t0 A. M.-Week Days--Dyrd 81, ts through
2.14 :. oi M.- isuliiGya ST.. Through.
sis P, Week I'ays-B'ba q hland Ac-
$7:15 r, M,-Daily-Byrd st. Through. ~
900 p. M.-Daily-Byrd 81. Through. Local.
$50 r. M.-paily-Matn st. Through. Y
n NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor carr. on
all above trains, except trains errlylns iticn-$
mond II go AZ NJ. week days, and local accom-
Time Of arrivals and departures and oonneo-
eW, D. DUKE, 6. Y. cuLP, WI TAYLOR.
Gent. Man'r., Asst. Gen Man =. Trat' Man
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baltimore STOCK MARKET.
# BALTIMORE. ND, Sept. 2l.--s5enboard Al
Line common, % asked; do preferred, 45H bid
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OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.

- 017W-V OTIlEK 7PRODUEE --MAltkEIb, ~ -
NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-FItO UR-Flrm; do
mand better. rye Flour-steady Buckwheat
Flour-Quiet. Cornmea!--F'irn. Rye-strong,
Whent-Firn; No. red, ssMo, elevator. OPP
tions closed ,sGssc. net higher May, oohc-;
Z corn@steady; no 3 6e,ic. elevator. Options
closed partly 80 not higher: May bosc:; Sept
te.nber, 500; December b3hc. Oats-steady;
mixed. SllsG3?c, II
i3eef-Qulet. Cut Meats-Stca dy; picked bell
lies, 9Adl0hc. Lard-Steady; refined, steady.
Pork-Steady. Tallow-Steady Itosin-Steady.
Turpcntine-Sstcady, ut 66aoGhc,
conee-spot Rio, steady: mild: ste cay ;.
points. Sugar-Raw nominal fair ret!ning,
&c.; centrifugal, 34sc.! refined, g9ulet:. Rlce--
Firm. Molnsses-St eady. t.,ibssl9 l. i.
and unchanged. Egss-Firm; nearby selected
9s030c. Ill. va y III
steady aud unchanged. Cahbages-Quiet and
Unchanged Frelshts 10 Liverpool Steady and
unchanged,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-22

Z CHICAGO, I'LL. Sept. QUALIFICATIONS OF
threatened famine In Russia caused arn mess
wheat for December delivery was up Nc. Corn
is practically unchanged; oats show q gain OF
isc,; provisions are u shade to 7hc. higher.
Tho leading futures ranged a. follows: