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generally are firm. In Japanese issues
there has been good business DONE quo
Stntions advancing one-half to one, but
In Prussans scarcely anything Is MOI
Ing, An Idea prevails, now that peace
has been concluded 1t would be to Ja-
pans best interests to make some all
Sthoritative pronouncement as to what
course she Intends TO adopt with regard
TO funding orunincation OF her national
debts. It Is said that the present uncer-
tainty on this point is exercising de-
pressing effect upon her war loans.
55l HOME RAILWAYS @ l q o. #
81 Home railways were exceedingly fat
/ at the beginning OF the week. but We'd
ncsday 1t was apparently realized that
fears regarding the money position had
4 been exaggerated. and there was q rally
which strengthened by the publica-
ton Of nm excellent round OF traiiics.. ts q
4 fair amount of business has been done
In American rails, distributed over, mos
4 OF the active stock, the Chesapeake ard5
Ohio and Milwaukee coming In for q good
share OF attention, and mining markets.
too, were affected by the prevailing de-
spyession, early In the week, but, unltKe
other markets. did not respond IN s 1,aa
degree to the Improvement noted else 6
where. }s Al 3{' n i5s Z, St5 { l93 y
Compared with last week. there e
moro or less loss OF market value every
where. On5tte outlook the Statlst says;
''There Is no doubt that much moro
confident feeling Ia prevalent than for
long time past. There is a general feeling y.
abroad that an enormous output OF golo
and tho cessation OF the war must brlfs
another period Of easy money ana nj
proving trade and prices Of all yseeur J,
ties will advance. At the Same tlii I. ~ ~
will not be advisable to overlook ,i hlto-
gether8t the prospect that money WI .tL 20.
como somewhat denrer, and thht ta ,va,',
loans for Russia and Japan are likely
TO be issued which will absorb a ,,, g"G'd
deal of Investment money, wh'c.' ,mSuN ~
otherwise he available for tho ~ ~
Of other securities, hi
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LONDON TAKES A
VERY ROSY / !. !: VIEW / v.
A Cheerful Look About Almost Ain -5t
Everything ii Livery
Direction.
THE CAM PAIGN ABOUT TO r OPEN =
Factors in the Financial World
Returning From Vacations.
Morocco Question. 1$

Especial Cable 10 The Times Dls Patch ana
New York Herald) {,ss
A Copyright, by the New York Herald Coz N
AZ LONDON, Sept, o4,-FDnncial actiVtty
In the markets, which was CONSEQUENT
upon tho conclusion Of peace, has slack
ened considerably this week, though there
is still a cheerful look about almost
everything in every direction. There Is
steady undercurrent of confidence mani
fest which, to say the least, Is reas'
surfing, 1t Is expected that In another ten.
days the last OF the holiday stragglers
VIII BIO back, when the city will open tho,
autumn campaign with seriousness anu
determination, No gold has boon taken
from bank FOR New York. but the exPeo-5
tntiontis general that an early aaVa!lces
IN bank rate Is unnyo dab Bile, 8Whet!'tr
New York does take gold from ban .
not, The fact that al ayallhp!e tn Nc
r n the omen market here and ANstTalin
has been bought up by New York ls
taken to Indicate that the bank is I'M.
likely 10 receive any assistance from ar
rivals of gold and conse9uentl ~ WI hat'
10 get ont of It's own resources the ae,
mand for South America, EgypL any
other quarters, which have nc. d'Ilicu,, ", !,
In obtaining soYerelghs ilu in 80 ~ y,
also have to meet an oulfoW " wv
$3.50 MONEY CALL LOANS. J.
There has been strong .delnaI y ! GIo aI
money, Call loans now quoted at Z PEI
cent Cent and over. For loan. for a week, %
much as21-4 per cent Is paid; &
or the quarter reaurrenelts ana no., a ~
mands OF the stock eXchahse sol stlie,.ad
will Viii have to be met, and It y I. peNeHsa
there I is imminent danger Of tie WITH q
drawal Of french funds that have l peN ~
Temporarily temporarily employed here. Nphile f ~ =
are q shade easier In the discount marR ! z,
there is no great dspositlon, on t z, p pa
!, 49, sann fair amount of discount business
+ i' gone TO Bank OF England. ! y
Il In the foreign market runners = ~, -
counter rumors prevalent with regIa!0. -, -
7 The Morocco question have not dls y .IrU.
Cd Ell the market very much. ana Ps'ess
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'as''l Total sales for the week, 4. os7, 800
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TkEAL EsTAI'Esfo or Sale. \

IA SPOT ON EARTH PARTICULARLY
blcst."alying midway between Newport
News and Hampton on tho shores Of
the picturesque and historic B;a,Io:on
sites to be found on the Atlantic Coast.
Southern exposure assures summer
Z breezes ,nd winter suashine. Cns,,t;..l.
passed facilities TO-: boating nid fish
town Exposition. THE OLD DOMINION
INVESTMENT COMPANY, Mo-. 27C0
Washington Avenue, Newport News,
Va, will sell homes In this desirable
locality to suit the most fastldous taste
on very easy terms. Writo thcm for
further particulars. Az
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SMALL COUNTRY STORE, ONE ACRE
land; also 1vheelwright Shop; ~ fine o.
bncco section, 8 miles from Southern
q Railway; $500; In Halifax county. ~. M.
1RBY, Bedford Springs, aVn. 6i 5
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THE n ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
N STOCKHOLDERS b OFT THE CHESA-
2, PEAEE g OHIO LAND IMPROVES
y MENT COMPANY, for the election Of
may como before the meeting will be
held at the office OF the Secre tary, cor
\ nerf Eighth and Main Streets. Richmond
Va. / + on "WEDNESDAY. September 81,
4 d 55 C. u. WELLFoRD,
IKE Secretary.
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LADIES. DRESS GOODS sFoNGED AND
4 pressed, cents yard JOHN LA
TOUCHE, Tailor. Phone 2419 123 e.
Main Street. ta1ee Fl
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WANTED. a REGISTERED PIiARM MA
in a new drug store in Il growing Nir ".
ginla town: must be absolutely reliab PIE.
Energetic and a hustler Address or
PORTuN 1TY,n Box IS, Clarksville, va.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR ESALE@DRUG BUSINESS IN THIS
growing city; splendidly established;
very central; annual sales about Sl6,0
large prescription and soda water b,si-
ness; ten thousand annual prescriptions
flled: fine Investment SOMMER-
WILLIE q CO., Newport News, va. I,
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WANTED I3O1LERNlAKI1RS AND Mo- No
hnilernakers and lnnchinists, for West
X er11 city. Free transportation; no lap 1}
troubles. Address @. 25b, care thls
E Office 81; l W. Ei.t alst fq
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THE home situation has many. clemens ~
of strength. The sales Of -four by Nortn--
,rha conservative demand elsewhere was
GOOD , 4 There has been no dlmiu .t @.
this demand in the eleven weeks since
the f,rst patches Of the new crop began.
70 move, 4 1t Is likely to grow as winter
approaches and other kinds Of food are
rtot1 X
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

MARsHALI.E ST. vi. 4oi-- FOR RENT,
nice sunny second -story front room, FUR
nished or unfurnishcd, suitable for ono
or two gentlemen; moderate prices ref
erence given and REQUIRED. Apply abovo.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
$ERN THEATRE COMPANY will be
held mt the office of the company No.
800 East Broad Street IN the city OF
Richraond. Va. on "WEDNESDAY, OCT,
4TI, 1905 at O'Clock r. IN.
REGINALD GILLIAN Secretary.
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WantA Ads Lime ght Win the Whole cooking On
BOARDING.

GRACE sT. d., WANTED, 81 ARD-
r ers for nice large room on pnrlor f!ooor;
couple or three gentlemen Apply at. 1o3
East Grace Street. Sa; *, Y 4#
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THE aANNUAL MEETING 81 or THE
7 STOCKHOLDERS OF THE DAVIS
ID BOOT AND SHOE COMPANY Will be
Richmond Va on MONDAY, oCT. 1G,
1905, at IL NJ u B. THACHER, Prcsi-
dent; T. w. TEACHER. Secretary.
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WANTED. THREE GOOD COACH AND
wagon backsmiths ut once; steady en-
gE nloyment and good wages; state salary
expected Address a.. NJ. SEIANER.
rs Lynchburg Vn
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Ter still, itFiS thought, DOtn IN tHc S2OuLi'
west and Northwest the Nc. rnilronn y Z ~ -
Gcillties were more nearly ADEQUATE "
fake care OF IT, The v demand for casr
wheat in Chicago continues good, and
nrnn,i,1ms have been well maintained.
Cash grain In tho Southwest scored marx Z
ed Y advances toward the end or me
week. NJ 4 b I, !, Z, 10,
the news of damage to corn by wer
weather. There were reports from Iowa
ana Missouri that considerable corn had
been blown down and that tho harden
Ing and maturing process was checkea
elsewhere by excessive moisture alta tlille
when the farmer would prefer dry Wea IN
or, Conservative judgment, however, was was;
thnt any damage resulting would be 70
the nlialityS rather than the yield and
Ithnt tho largo bulk Of the crop y safe
from nny kind OF weather conditions
1inuidntIng sales OF September, g5 Whicn
were a feature OF the weeks opera ar atitoli's,
were nulihed partly by big actual anu
prospective foreign demand, ny uec'reis-5
ed shipments from Argentine ana ~ .mo
report that Roumnnih Would res'ofe ;. .slo
prohibition on shipments Tor export n S~stst.
handlers reported that Germany was q
l,beral buyer Of the new crop for winter
shipment in anticipation Of tho advanced
imnort duties, which are scheduled to 80
into effect early in the coming year unless
satisfactory reciprocal relations are es-
tablished with this country Vi tS 81
Tt would require very small price con-
cessions say the shippers. TO bring pout
the closing Of deals for large export pus-
mess. The first general trade o. me
YEAR in October was done Wednesday az
about q cent below September prices
Dat Situation Strong,
The situation in oats Is strong both az
home and abroad. There was 9 arReu
expansion in trade In this grain toWaFu
a+ha end OF tho week The North west
had reports Of sales OF 260,o0o bushels 90
% "a Japan Foreign shortage ~ Wheat
"a expected later on to be reflected ~
a healthy demand for American OATS
which ara Of fine quality, 4,
is a growing belief that tt.e
hackers arc destined to lost money 3 ~
their merchandising campaign OF proYls-
lions. The accumulation OF stock from
Ia Il winters purchases might have peen
d,snosed Of in the open market II " had
not been for the yellow fever scare put
3s,nco then 1t has been necessary for enc
hackers to support the market by ma
,,in,1latory methods and these, It Is be-
,,,nved. have becen carried beyond me
nrot,table point. There Is q bis stock OF
lard AT home and abroad and the de-
mal,d IS said ia he below the production.
stocks OF meat are not large, but neither
Il the demand anything to brag Of <,,,rh ere
seems 10 he plenty5of material to last
we'll into the new packing season, Tine
strength IN coarse grains lnduced sons son
buying, & ~ y 81. Va & II QUA III
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3 co U.N'TRY u 3 BOARDING.

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, VA, L WILL
remain open through October. Board
& reduced to $40 per week. II ilii,55ttA
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WANTED, a REGISTERED fPHARMA,.
cist with a. 500 to invest as n partner IN
a new drug store in d growing virginia
Is town; must be absolute ely reliable, ener-
retic and a%lhustler. Address "OPPof-
TUNITf,"4 Box s., Clarksville, va.
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FIoRSsA.,,,LE.

For a SALE, Il STACK, AZ INCHES I'm
\ diameter, co feet long IA inch metal;
Fl 32-inch diameter stack 40 feet !, iong,
$40 inch 4, s,a}y sst w SIyas' by
sfeet deep, IA inch IRON mar, holes N y
u center, plug coclt in one end = g ga
8bvanIaed tanks, "A feet long by 10 1 t ..e
~ feet, 1-s inch metal. Al ns sla n,go
4 Ing, betting. and SO forth. FRANr|lS
q sAMIJf1L,%P, o. Box sos. Richmond Va.
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WE ARE SELLING. AND CAN MAKE AZ =
I Immediate delivery Of everything N Inc
inent and Store-room Supplies Of the
William r. Trigg Shipbuildlng Plant,
. Of Richmond. Call and see the bargains
we are Offering. s. M TOMLINSON.ta at
x tho Ship Yard. f.jfi.f
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SITUATION WANTED. Female

DESIRED BY A YOUNG LADY. =. Pc
sition to teach; branches: English,
3 French, Latin, science, mathematics,
music and physical cultures; state
terms; references exchanged. MISS r.
F., Louisa Va.
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WANTED. EXPERT BUNDLE WRAP
pers in dry goods and crockery MllLl1-
e ER FS EREOADS. VIA
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THE ART SCHOOL THAT ADVANCES.
pupils so wonderfully rapidly is Mt 1112
Il Cnpitol Street. Every pupil makes from
500 to 800 worth of drawings or paint
ings. Enter now. n
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WANTED. no EMPLOY TWO 5CABI-
net-mnkers steady work for good, So
her worknen; no carpenters wanted q
7 Call Monday or Tuesday morning. y
q o'clock, M, 10 Governor Street, city.
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WANTED. COOK AND HOUsEMAID
for co.'s ny home, near Richmond; nice
accommodations and highest wages Tor
j Box Cog. city.
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PERSONALS.

SECOND g1DIV1S1ON u OFGEIALII n Err NJ
2 MASSEY BUSINESS .CLLEGE, begins
y Wednesday, October dth.AS \ oung men
funess, should take advantage of the
excellent training afforded. Tut on ren-
sonable and. when desired, may DO paid
81 monthly. Catalogue and full particulars
free. MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE, H.
TO5 East Main Street. ,
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KNOWN TH4ATtTHE OYSTER
season isFno openyat SpUMPF'S RES
q TAURANT,ESit corner Eighth and Main
Streets. We open Lynhavens on half
shell and steamed oysters only
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( SHOE REPAIRlNG SPECIAL.

HALF PRICE MONDAY sEP,rEA1 BIER
%, 1905, IL you bring this coupon with
cash and shoes, we Wilt accept It as
half price on mems and ladies' shoes.
ladies', Coo, reduced 3Oc Every pair
scwed no nails, no pegs, This coupon
is good for ono pair only to ono per
SON. We will not send for work at the
above, prices. DREW'S ELECTRIC
4 SHOE FACTORY, 5716 East Main St.
Phone 1867. g.
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ME,N MD 7BoYs WANTED no EARN
4 7 q a IAN ,fter two months Instructions
nosition Guaranteed. COYNE BROS.
"a. PLUMBING SCHOOL, New York,
Cincinnati, O, ST. Louis, Mo. Gree
catalosne.l lSi
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TO SELL A FIRST GLASS
cutter; all in good condition; al ;moder-
ate prices; cun be seen here In. the city
upon5 short notice. For further infbNi1la-
ton, address K. $780, care this office. .as2
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WANTED, TEACHER FOR FIVE Chill
u dren: Qualifications: Higher English
Il Latin. mathematics and music; ono with
experience desired terms $40 per month";
board and laundry. #. NJ. g., Shanghai
IVA
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NOTICE [,.l:

SECOND DIVISION OF FALL. TERM,
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGD, begins
+ Wednesday, October 4th. Young men
fitness should take advantage Of the
excellent training afforded. Tuition rea-
sonnble and. when desired, may be paid
monthly. Catalogue and full particulars
& sTO5 East Main Street
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CHICKEN WHEAT, 500 BAGS, 81 EACH
Apply Warehouse, Seventeenth and
Dock. WARNER MOORE & co.
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nor 7sAIE, COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR
saving wood. & Eght-hoMepower engine
and bo!cr mounted on wheels, cutoff
2 saw table and belt, all in first class
order. Price $3.50 to- quick buyer. Al
dress Engine, care carrier No. 49,
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WANTED YOUNG lady STENOGRA-
work preferred Moderate salary TO
81 start. but opportunity for advancement.
Address giving references, Box 6St1,
( &I;lue1lcld W.. W. tggH5 E355
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A gHoUsEKEEPER FROM.
40 to 40 years of age, refined and Gull
ttIred, good manager OF servants, and
4 must be tasteful as well rs economi-
4 cal, good home to right party. Address
( II, rs, care this office 8
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WANTED, BRIGHT ACTIVE IOUNG
men for noorwalkers. Must have SONG
Knowledge OF dry goods and furnlsn
first class reference as to character.
MILLER Il RIIOADS. a{& 5S gt i35j
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IS. igtgIs
Nj EETlNG S.

Southern Railway Company.
a Richmond, Va, Sept. 81, 1905.
THE ANN UAl, MEETING OF THE
RAILWAY COMPANY. for the purpose
OF electing directors, and for the trans
action ofasuch other business us may be
brought before&the meeting, will be held
Mt the principal office of the company,
In the city of Richmond, Va. on TUES
Z DAY, October 10, 1905, at 10 o'clock A..
M. Is.
Tho stock transfer books, both com
mon and preferred, will be closed at IL
o'clock noon on Saturday. Sept. %. 1906,
and will be rcopened at 10 O clock A. NJ,
f on "Wednesday, October IS, 1905. IA
4 r. D. LANDLORD. Secretary.
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SOLID LEATHER SCHOOL SHOES FOR
] for boys and girls, $l.0O. ALBGRT
III STEIN, Fifth and Broad E II
CHICKEN WHEAT, 600 BAGS, 81 EACH
Apply Warehouse, Seventeenth and
3 Dock. WARNER MOORE & CO.
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WANTED EXPERIENCED I.uBRIcAT,
ing oil and grease statesmen to travel
South md work local trade on salary.
s Address i. 257, care this office,
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WANTED, I1xPl1RI EN- ED COOK AND
laundress for small family, near Rich
Il maid and waitress; nicely furnished,
separate rooms highest wages to conl-
potent women. Apply Monday. between
10 and IL o'clock Second floo), llo2 u.
ab Main Street. 5e,s
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EDUCATION.

SECOND DIVISION OF FALL TERM,
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE, begins
Wednesday, October 4th, Young men
fuIncss, should lake advantage of the
excellent training afforded, Tuition rea-
sont.ble and, when desired, may be paid
monthly Catalogue and full particulars
7u5 East Main Street.
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WANTED. SALESMAN FOR FURNI-
ture store. who can loan sl.5OO 10 inc
tunlty for right party; state age, expert
enca salary expected. Box Oh Macon,
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WANTED, AGENT FOR SPECIAL
line Of goods; cater to BARRIERS and
druggists; good Inducements. Address
a, COONES. III 8, Gilmore Street.
Baltimore. Md.
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SOLICITORS & statesmen.

WANTED, EXPERIENCED statesmen
= WITH ESTABLISHED TRADE FOR
THE SOUTHERN STATES for q large
4, line OF popular priced cloaks for Ladies'
Misses and Children; Skirts ShrtWaists
etc. Apply, stating complete details o.
experIence and requirements IDEAL
MFG. CO, 1888 Broadway, Now York
Il City,
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HELP WANTED Male.

MEN no LEARN BARBER TRADE ~;
3%Grca,ost opportunity. ever offered; e1g e,l,
weeks completes; diplomas a .Mi1sS,
sppeain, S7,nducen1erts now. Write for
catalogue. MOLER'S BARBER . COL
fisGE, i31 Prince ST., New York CITY
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MARKETS. FIN ANCIAL
STOCK MARKET OF THE WEEK.
= (rrohI the New York Evening Post OF Saturday
7{{Sgy STOCK EXCHANGE &TRhNsAcTlok ms. ...s

'SnHreS g.t....st..1,,ttsstt.. -.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds.
Government bonds sold........ 49,.
FOR the calendar year to date:
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I AGENTS WANTED.

KER II. WASHINGTON, THE
autobiography; sells like lightning;
agents make $40 daily. Write for free
outfit. J. u. NICHOLS & CO., Naper-
VILE, Ill.
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''7|i.H|+|[|0:UTL..O[0K|''.IN
GRAIN n A MARKET 4. |. |:|. |:
Russia Fot,nd t. BE Selling
Wheat and Inviting Famine
VT Later On.
IS A PR 4 ! LEM I! 10 % SOLVE j. V
Where American Interests Will
8 Come 5in5Wl1en Foreign M elon
EAR 535S s;c C.,tB RI, kt,o,,,,,
is AZ PROBLEM TO SOLVE.
is Cut Unknown.
Especial to The Tlrnes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Tlmcs-D ispatch.)
$RlCfI1CAGO,{{ Sept. a. Traders In wheat
last week had n hard time putting upon
tho news from various sources Il value
satisfactory to themselves There was
constant shifting Of opinion as x to the
Significance Of this or that Information
from day to day, and this Uncertainty
was reflected in the operations OF the
week. On the whole the A0meric can siL'
uation is strong, but with the adyan-
Htagcs more In the future than in the
present.
Following the cry; OF distress from
Russian official sourccs-thls cry being AZ
shortage Of nearly 900. 600 hushels OF
the IL five principal cereals-thrre came
early In the week the news that Ituss'n#
and tho Danubian country were shipping
out vast quantities OF wheat. mine
adiately there wls a scramble on THIS
side Of the ocean for a place OF refuge
and the bulls had hard time to keep
any semblnnce OF a mastery OF the SIN
alton Then 1t began to SLIT out that the
Russian shipments had little more mo, SIG
ni1acnce thnn proof that that country
was in urgent need Of ready money and
that Ito satisfy this need It was sacr / y
flcing wheat and inviting famine later
on. 5sIt was represented that considerable
,noyements OF wheat from that country
mi eht& be expected for several weeks, or \
until 4 near the close Of navigation, bu
that there would Inevitably come a period
Of reaction, OF hunger at home. OF cur
tailed shipments and OF creator demand
upon the surplus or this country. 2equ'-$
sition upon America might not be made
until $after the first Of the year, but&lf& 4
the farmer ana the trader had patience
4 . Il Stamina enough to wait 80 long, he
would reap n rd.
Still a Problem.
.E,nalnnd and France will try TO satisfy
g+heir needs from the region of tho sl'iatte
and Australia, when the crops OF those
countries are available, meantime de- e.
banding as far MS possible on home 81 <
nliesIand on the Canadian surplus. > ust
where OF when. or to what extent the
& American In forests are to- come IN on the
cutting Of the foreign melon remains 70
be seen. y. (. = I, ! :,
in the Argentine show an Increase !, :. 9, 7
4 NJ 900 acres over last year The lyp4
cron was 100, 10000 bushels and the sur
i,,l,Is was o., 90 coo bushels. Barring ac-
cidont, the CROP this year, estimated or On
acreage returns ought to. DO Y, ooOupo}
bushels larger than It's imme diate presdics--
The home situation has many clemens
of strength. The sales Of -four BY No ir"tIn-
west country miflcrs continued large.
.,rhe consumptve demand elsewhere Wa,
GOOD Il. There has been no &dlmiuutloii %
this demand in the eleven weeks SINCE ,si
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INSTRUCTIONS.
SCHOOLS.
DRESS CUTTING.

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a Healthful Sign.

one of the most heathful3 signs Is me
manneriin which stocks have been !. kept
n1anned in. There is no omnibus accu-
mutation in spite OF the fact that re re,
eeipts Of wheat in the Northwest hay.
been very heavy. These would b.. heav-
Ter still, ittis thought both In tho South
vest ana Northwest II tho railroad "a ::
Gcilities were more nearly adequate 20
fake care Of it, The demand for cast,
wheat in Chicago continues good ana .,
nra,,i,,ms have been we'll maintained.
cash crnIn8ln, the Southwest scored mark
Cd advances toward the end Of the the