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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-12
COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-The, cotton market
was generally weak and unsettled with prices
touching the lowest point reached since the
September bureau OF all positions later than
October. The close was at Just about the low.
est OF the session or n not decline OF 1922
points. Sales were estimated at. 10000 bales s
The opening was weak at DECLINE OF 7Gl3
points In response to lower cables than due
on the Amer lcun showing OF Saturday. There
was covering at the initial decline, but good
weather in tho South, tremendous receipts, and
REPORTS OF free spot offerings, promoted liqul-
dalton and fresh selling for short account.
which was also encouraged by the absence. or
support from tho October bull MI, CLIQUE. After e.
declining to q net loss OF l7fPl0 points the
market rallied Q or 9 points on covering. but
showed little Improvement In tone md weak
ened again In the afternoon with trading to-
ward tho close the most active of the session,
and prices reaching q new low level for the
day. THE closing tone was barely steady.
Southern spot markets were unchanged to &c
lover with only small sales reported; Private
reports concerning tho spot situation were
6ntawhat canfnntingt but ON Ehe whole
indica led liberal offerings, and part OF the sell
Ing here was said to DO against actual supplies.
Receipts at the ports to-day were S9la bales
annInst oa gl6 last week and 1890 last year.
For tho week, estimated, 100000 bales against
is7 0Os last week and lSG 7o5 last year. To-day's
receipts at New Orleans were 1853 bales
against 1851 last year, and at Houston 1851
against 1888 last year.
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MONEY SITUATION
CONTROLS ! |! MARKET ! i:
international Contest for f 'slff as
Spectacular and Influential III. ts'trtlll
n Event liz Trade.
ADVANCE IN GERMAN G; N I RATE
Stock List Recovered Somewhat,
and Prices Closed Higher
Than On Saturday.
nv Associated press.)

NEW YORK. September 1l--.The stock
mnrket remained under the shndow Of the
money situation to-day. The Influence
was mostly sentimental. as there was llt-s
Ito disturbance Of loans and no notable
change In the rate for money 5
rho principal event or fhc day IN tho
worlds money market was the adyance
In the official discount rate OF the Impe-
rial Bank OF Germany from 3 to 4 per,
cont. 1t was generally expected that
after the rise IN the Bank OF England
rate, the German institution would raise
tho rate, but the advance Of u full ! per
cent. wns not fully expected. Tho incl
dent is q movement In the international
contest for funds now developing between
1.-The worlds money markets.
The week opens with ~ further large
absorption by&tic sub-trchstiry, and ~
rcportsEpoint to the continued activity Of
business In all lines, and the enormous
movement Of grnin and merchandise over
tlle6rallronds. The decline Of currency to
the Interior Is certain, therefore, TO CON-
tinuc for several weeks yet.
1t was this discoura9ing prospects pros
poets which carried prices doWnwards
through early dealings today. me i iacx
Z large individual buying OF a few stocks
or an impressive character held the benr ,s
In check, and the market set about dull
recovery a bout midway at the session.
rho government crop report had Its part
In this. the condition both OF corn ana ~,
spring wheat being regarded as iully hoia
ing the previous promise. Some positive,
strength III Canadian Pacific. St. Paul
and Smelling. and a notable absorption OF
Erie hnd a strong Sympathetic effect on
sa tSef ngs earrsn
CLOSING. willie slightly irregular, was, &C
q higher level. I'm
Bonds were easy: totai sale. par vhiu vi
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MARINE INTELLIGENCRB b,
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. II, 1906
4 rNyrr>

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT, ii 1906
ARRIVED.
disc and passengers, Old nomlnion line.
disc and passenssrs, oId' Dominion line
45 IA, n SAILED. Is
& Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves. Norfolk
and James River landings, merchandise and
passengers Virginia Naylgat!on, Giompany, !
chandlse and passengers, OLD Dominion line.
Darge Edward ay, seatcord, Windsor Shades,
Va, light,
PORT OF WEST POINT, SEPT, II, 1905.
ARRIVED, III. 3. 81
a Steamer baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore, paA.
&c myers and general Cargo si8 u 'Sfs II
SAILED
Steamer Baltimore Courtney. Baltimore, pas,
sc ngers and general cargo,
4 PORT NEWPORT NEWS, SEPT. II. 1905.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ethel pryhta, RrunsWick. 81
Steamer Erwin, ort Arthur
sfsamsE d Eruns nIeFtnnd
schoonetr Bayard Barnes, Providence.
Barge Yves VI Virginia. Providence,
Steamer Enylr, Antwerp,
& Steamer Ia nseer., sablnte Pass, S4 4
Barge Florida, Providence. I'd 5i3s y
\ Steamer Ethel bryhta, Liverpool,
Condition Of Crops.
.,g (By Associated Press,) sas;5;
g. 1YAsHINGTON, September 1l,-rhol
monthly bulletla, Issued to-day by the
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Spot cotton quiet and easier. Sales s725 bales
Including 325 to arrive. Quotations Nc. lover
Futures opened l04l5 points lower than Sat
tributed to the failure OF Liverpool to respond
- the advance on this side. and the hammer
the opening depressed the local prices still
further. the market closing weak, with net
losses OF 5000 points 1t Is pointed out that
old business. Out Of the total Of 1900 bales
In Galveston stocks 1000 bales there are now
Europe Is buying on this side OF the Atlantic
instead OF In Liverpool. Kilograms from all
over the belt State that farmers are refusing
to sell spot cotton below l0c.
/. Cotton futures barely steady. September.
70 L nominal; October q November
l0.40i04l; February. To- 11o.I7; March. 1o5g0p
0.53; April, l0.G4l15S; May, 106lGl0.G3.
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FINANCIAL.
'THESEABOARD COMPANY

NOTICE PRESCRIBING TIMES
FOR PAYMENT OF THIRD,
FOURTH AND FIFTH INSTALL
NIENTS OF THE SUBSCRIPTION
PRICE FOR FIRST PREFERRED
STOCK. x, .5
The Seaboard Company, having
heretoforeH called for the payment
Of the first ainstalment of twenty per
cent. (20lP. CO. Of the subscription
price of the First Preferred stock Of
the Company at the time Of the de-
livery Of tho subscription agreement
and not later than July %, 1905, and
for the payment OF the second in
stalment of twenty per cent. (20 r,
CO on August 2S, 1905, hereby
calls for tho payment Of the third
instalment of twenty per cent Gao
p. CO. on September %, 1905, and
for the payment of the fourth install
ment Of twenty per cent, Gao p. ca
on October rs, 1905, and for the pay
mentor the fifth and last instalment
of twenty per cent. GO p, CO. on
January 1, 1906, and prescribes such
dates us the times for the payment
OF such instruments.
All payments must be made for
the account of The Seaboard CoM-
pany by check or draft payable in
,f;ew York exchange to the order OF
the Morton Trust Company, 3S Mas
sau Street, New York,
This notice will be published OH
August 20. September 5, and Sep
itember 10, 1905.
THE sISARoARD COMPANY,
by Order Of the &Board Of Directors.
b. q. PoRTEoUs. Secretary.
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Department Of Agriculture gives the con-
dition OF crop ut 800 as against SAG q
year ago: spring wheat S.a; oats 9o3;
barley, S7S; rye, sos: buckwheat, Oils;
flax. 94.2; potatoes, S0.9.s
The average condition OF tobacco on
September list was S5.1 against S4.1 one
month ago: 1871 on September /. 1904 :
1874 at the corresponding date in 1903. and
n f1ve-year averageEof STA. The$average
condition OF rice on September list was
922 against $50 one month ago: S0.7 on
September 1.1e04. and 93.G at the corre-
spending date In 1908. 3sIs3 III "a,
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PRODUCTION OF GOLD
AND SILvER. in COUNTRY
Increase Of Former Of $7,131,5oo
and in the Latter Of
$3,486,ooo.
By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON; September 1.-Direet-
or of the Mint Roberts yes erday$ made
public his estimates cof the!production Of
gold and silver In the United States for
the calendar year 1904.att III az 81
duction over the calendar year 1908 of
81. 500 gold and 50. 4SG, 0QO fine ounces of
silver The largest gold gain was by Cali
sifornia. which. yielded about $1,000 600
more than In the previous year.
Pa The following able shows the npproxi-t
mate distribution by producing States and
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NAVAL. aTOREa

I WILMINGTON, n. c., Sept. 11.-SPIRTTs
TURPEN'rINE--Nothin doing: receipts. 81
casks. Rosln--Firm at $3.50 bid; receipts, 1893
barrels. Tar-Firm at sl.S0; receipts. les bar
res. Crude Turpcntine-F Firm at s?.75G4,7a; re-
cc!pts, n barrels,
SAVANNAH, GA. Sept 11.-TURPEN-
Tin E-Flrm mt 63c.; sales. 800 casks: receipts.
73t casks; shipments 200 casks. Rosln-Firm;
sales, ,2s1 barrels receipts. s,s7l barrels, shp-
ments E7.477 barrels. X y rhli ~
CHARLESTON, s, c., Sept. 11.-TuRpEN-
TINE AND NROSIN-Nothlng doing. N y :. D
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Sept. II, 1915.
QUOTATION (. f n M
CATTLE MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
~. lSRlea at Union Stock yardl.l --.

525 Richmond Va, Sept II. 1905.
Report OF the live stock market for. the week
ending September 1lth: Sgg .F..
Cattle-Best steers. 4ka5c. medium to good,
3Aa4hc.; common to fair 3G3.4oc.; best heif-
ers. 4QiAc.; few extra higher: medium to
good, 3aG3soc.; common to fair. 2S $3.50 COWS,
best. 3u3hc.; common to fair. 2qGa.c.; bulls.
~ GeAc. calves 5d61hc.; cows and calves, 500
1870 per head.
!, Fat sheep shG4Ac. common to fair. 2h Q
&c.: old. Gull sheep lhl?c.: best lambs, 6z@
t.; common to fair. ~ a0hc. stock ,Sl = ewes,
Hogs 6dl6c.; a few extra, SIC. sE
Prospects good for all kinds OF stock
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q = 81 Z j
CHICAGO. Sept. ll.-cATTLE- Receipts. 81
ooo head. Market loa1sc. lower. Steers, sa.6o@
$50; stockcrs and feeders. s2.25G4. Psi cows and
catnners, sl.s094.7s: bulls. s.a5.a5; heiters.
s2.25G5.46 calves. s2.S017.50. Hogs-Recelpts,
81 900 head Market 5(l71tc lower Shipping
and selected. F5.7oq5.eo; mixed and heavy pack;
ro si . sags45. sheep@ReceIpts. 1905 head.
Market 100 2oc. lower Sheep, SsG6,2S: lambs,
$5G7.5o.
NEW YORK, Sept MISUNDERSTANDING,
5 aesa ba Siser' gGS e eo%a ;o a,sk
Calves ecepts' 1908 head. yeals, ss.ooG9. =;
s3.Oq4.OO: westerns. sa.25aS25 Sheep and
Lambs-Recepts. 1878 head. Sheep, $40
500: culls $ad3,co: lambs. s5M7. 20; culls. $40
4.e5; Canadian lambs $3.50. 49, Hogs-Re-
ccipts, 10. 100 head, State and Pennsylvania
hogs. 50. o9G6a 49, including pigs; common mixed,
do, $3.50.
X CINCINNATI, o.. Sept. ll.-HOGs-Act
butchers and shippers $5.S0I5. S.; common.
3a6pd5. Co. Cattle--steady. Fair to good ship
pers. S..lo44.s 81; common. s:Gl2. q. Sheep--Slow
} a: 33G3.45. Lambs-Sslow at 81, 50a7,25
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RICHMOND STOCK SiARKET.
Richmond. Va. Sept. II. 1906.
SAIEG E#

s'Ef54s5.a SAlLtIS.
Virginia centuries--fJ0 at Sc.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid Asked.
u. s.. u. registered. Optional 5000. lo2
STATE SECURITIES Bid. Asked,
{ North Carolina 4s c., 1slo........ lo3 ...s
North Carolina ,Gs. 1918. .........,. lS
Va. ss, New. c. and r., 1882 -. =:
va. Centuries. 90 G. and r.. 1901. s5N %
CITY SECURITIES. -, !,
Richmond CITY Kas, r, 13oo-lsoo.... lW -.
"a RAILROAD BONDS.
ca. Car and Northern LIST Is. 1922. III
Georgia I'ac. list 6s, c.. 1917 ~
Ga, So. and Fla is. ss. i9i5,.,.. llsh
Florida Southern. 1875 .....:::...... ~!
Western n. C.. LIST 6s, c.. 19li:.... MA
Scaboard Air Limo Con. LIST ~. 1870. 90M 9j&
!, STREET. RAILWAY BONDS.
Norfolk st. Ry. lst IS. 1918. ......... ITO
Norfolk Ry. and Light LIST 6s........ 1914 9ih
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS. Par.
Norfolk Railway and Light Co.'s 10 II
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coast Line "A".........1 100 l6l
Atlantic Coast Line com. 100 1GlA
Norfolk and Western com 100 Z s3t3 {
Aich., Fred md Pot corn........io9 3oo
RI, and +. I p.& c. guar........!ol 3os ~:
Scabonrd Air Line com........."lN III ~
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS. #
Il American National. ...............Io) 125h
Broad Street Bank. .........;.......S1 29h ~
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine........ 3 u
MISCELLANEOUS.
as S. and I. Co. conl............lOo % ,t...5s
Va Car. Chem. pfd, p. c.....loo los 10G1a
Va--Carolina Chemical ....loo . 80
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the Continent, eo.el3 bales; to Japan, 100 bales;
to Mexico, 100 bales. f25taI a
"a Total since September list at all ports-Net
receipts. 2i2,66 bales; export to Great Britain
1851 bales to France. l3 SIC bales; to the Con-
tinent, Gl.ot2 bales;to japan. 200 bales; TO Mex
leo, 100 bales, tfE5 s.5 Bs t52as4S
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Tennessee Central Leased
(BY AssOcIated Proas,l

NASHVILLE, TENN, September 11--A
special from New York quotes an official
Of the Illinois Central Railroad Company
as confirming the report that the Ten
nessee Central Railroad has been leased
by the Illinois Central and the Southern
Railways, and that the, deal will be eff
fective within three months,
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onts-Firmer: So. mixed, 2shgesc. Rye
fancy Imitat ton, 10000; creamery. 22a22hc.;
ladle 1salsc.; store packed. l51l6 4, {. EGGS,
unchanged ut 2AG12hc. sugar-steady and
uncha a1 4f,..g,i
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6& CHICAGO Sept. l1.-Offclal announcement
OF a bg shortage Of wheat In Russia strength
ened the wheat market here to-day. The De-
cember delivery closed precisely 10, up, Corn
Provisions are down 2ls1l2,ac.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, Sept. ll.-seaboard Air
Line common--Not quoted: do. preferred, 43hW
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my HOODs MARKET

Y NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE situation In tho
dry goods market was little changed ut first
hands to-day, but tho weather had interfered
that that they are receiving numerous orders from
competitors who areS without supplies and In
need Of prompt deliveries. Prices remain firm.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
(Reported by Rodgers McCabe and Coz
Pl1TERSHURG. Van. Sept 1l..ptEANuTS-
ei glnia. Market quiet at 3%c for fancy
stock; machine picked, s,sdshc,; Smelling stock
ut 202Xc, VS. 5ss4!sf f5t#lis t3I VA
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The total amount Of gold mined was
3904,9SG ounces, and the. commercial value
OF the silver produced was $S3 .93S.
STA, 239,13S. 7s.
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LIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES small bright. Fer
iite Hens. snail per pound eSiIs iarfs, pei
e4n pSund e. e Geese large eaeh s
nuTTER-choIce family packed, per pound,
dise: choice dairy packed. per. pound. a1g
medium reh y store packed. per pound l5c common,
.Edds-in crates. nearby. fresh. per dozen.
LIVE sToc Stti choiee. pc, pound $40
FsGa per pound
'as Eli e pena bu.he
app lsa 6 pssSs ss psa9s
Psaas aspes snPe
,ia3oo dre!d cherries per pound, l9alliie s
wool. unwashed.. bury, per, pound 24a2sc. !;
oo per pound $685. Irish
Toes, fancy. per barrel, sis0@l:7S: eabSass.
small crates per Grats 81 eSSSSsage cho aso
per- ton pss.a:5.oe HAMS small. wei smoked,
per pound, i9alss.; hama. large; we'll 1. smoked.
POI bound, sgloc.: Shoulders, we'll smoked. pei
'sss: s{:;
81 winter st5sHh tass po UNA
ssa5ssy ssea ssess s.y ss sesssa
" Il j - / s
OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1l.--FLOUR-Quiet. Rye
Flour-Stcady. Cornmeal---steady. Rye-F'!rm
WheatsFrm: No. g red. s77Sc. elevator OPP
t.ons Mulc. higher May Nhc.; September,
corn-steady; No q, so1Ec. elevator. OPTIONS
partly hcF higher. May. 49Mc.: September
bsRe.; December SIC. onts-steady; mixed
Beef-Firm. Cut A1eats-ouet; picked hel-
LES r,elssa hgms iihe La !ra,-
low--S,eady. Rosin-Steady. Turpcntine--
Quiet. e04 @664e. asked: =, ,,,,.,ao 81, !.
mild, quiet; cordova, loI lac. Futures steady
aulet; fair refining axe: Centrifugal, aMc.;
lnoasses sugar. &C.; refined quiet Rice
Steady. Molasses-Firm. VIZ F
Butier-Firm; creamery, l7a3lc; cheese.
Firm; state. small llAGl?c. Eggs-Firm;
Peanus-Qulct; fancy handplcked., 5d6Hc.:
other domestic, 3l5Ac.S Potatocs,Qu Irish,
per barrel, $l.25Gl.75; sweets per barrel. Sl.954
i.5o. Enthusiastically at 81 100000 per 100,
Cotton-By steam to Liverpool, leRl5c. -
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Southern Railway

ig5 SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY g. 1905.
#5a TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. 5
Il 100 A. M--DaIly-Ioca for Charlotte, NJ C. 8
1890 Observation-Disclosures -Buffet Pullman to
Atlanta and Birrnngham. New orleans.
with through coach for Chase City, OK.
ford, Durham nd Raleigh. m Az 3isiG3l Il
q 600 p. Mex. Sunday-Chnso city Local. IA
11:30 p. Observation-Disclosures ready 9:50it
p. Nj, for nil tho South. M
YORK RIVER LINE s$83
& The fayorite route to Baltimore and EASTERN
points. Leaves Richmond 420 P. NJ, daily, i
except Sunday. t& IN i5ii5 sg|
2:l6 p.7M--Locnl-D Except Sunday. 3 n
4:20 p. NJ Except Sunday-For West Point
connecting with steamers for altlnot \
EB% and river landings. Steamers call at York; Z
s3gt town and Clay Bank Mondays, Wedncs-S
days and Fridays, and at Gloucester Point
nnd Almonds Tuesdays, Thursday and
4:4s 4. M.@fsxcept Sunday Local mixed foRs
West Point, S4 III 81 :; IL s1 IA 2 ss +; 555s
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. Sg
s. 6:53 "A, N. and GAP r.. M.-From all tho South.
1896 p. M.--Froin Charlotte and Raei gh. s8t ig
& $40 A. M.-From Chase City and intermediates
"A e:a5 A. .--Baltmpre and West Point.
I0:+5 A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sunday and Mon.
day; $40 r. NJ, daily, except Sunday
From West Point, S {5#
Z CIV W1DsTBURY,5D D. p A.. Richmond. y Va.
s.. Fl. IARDW1cK, w. Il. TAYLOE n
PIT NJ. 81; .$YSE g. P.E A., {ss&i
H. b. SPENCER, Gem Il nigr.. & # t 555
54lS n 5li53 Washington. D. G. y, N Is i:i
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2 Cash quotations wero as lol!oWs. FlouIs
Firm, No. 2 spring wheat, Ssdl9os.i No. 3, $50
No; yellow &C. NJ soat $50 g9e ~ white lts
choice mating, 4sdpi7c, NO. Haxsned. slo5i
No. i northwesteri., sl,1o. Mess pork, nsr
barrel soo lard 10 5Po nSnt Ell ssai
SIDES boxed, ss75a90o Whlskey, basis Of high
Wines. sl,s9, Clover, contrac! 4 grade sll;;@,
l6iEGlSmc Eggs--Firm at mark. cases includ-
cd i6lsc frsts, 1885,; prime flrsts 20c. 81 extras,
22c, Cheeso-Flrm at ll9l2c.t5 f ~ II IL
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BAhTIaoRE. MD, Sept; All 1l;S = BUR-
Sntsnt, s5,h5Il5,S0. Wheat--Strong; spot, con-
tract No. EEL es!ern S SIi l
spot, 80 Qy9Hc,i southern white corr, Soc, asked.
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pennsylvania conv. shs........ 4. !. los
Reading General H. ............,............l 100
ST. IL and iron Noun. con 6s (ofercd) !. li74s
St. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s....... ssh
ST. Louis Southweste rn con. .............. S3N
Seaboard Afr Line Az, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
Southern Pacific 4s.....,.......... 95%
Southern Railway 6s. ............... l.sM
Texns and Pacific 4 1sts ia !
Toledo,3st. l.. and Western 4s............I Sc
Union Pacific 105H
Union Pacific conv. Observation-Disclosures. 1917
United States Steel I'd Observation-Disclosures. 97M
Wabash Observation-Disclosures. 11S
Wabash Deb. Observation-Disclosures. 7lia
western Nd. As. SEX
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s.................. 0lh
Wisconsin Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 04h
Japan 6s 2d series 100ti
in pan 4ss certificate goH
Japan AIS. I'd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9oh
Colorado Ind IS, series ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Colorado Ind. 5s, series b. ...S........... 10 T
southorn Pac. LIST AZ. certifcat es ......... 81 Ii
NJ. and o. Col. TT. IS (offcrcd) ........... 80
Central OF Georgia Sd Icn.................... So y
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Y. 8. rcfundins 2s. registered ............i 10
y. =. rcfunding %, coupon. .................. 10
v. .. 49, registered 10
U. 81 80. coupon. 10
U. $. New r.. registered. 18
u. 8. New 4s, coupon.... ............. 13
y. S. Old rs. registered Observation-Disclosures. 10
". B. Old As, coupon ..................s......M
American Tobacco IS, certifcates."........
American Tobacco g., $ccrtificates..........1 II
Atclison general . 10
AtchiSon adjustment Observation-Disclosures. 8
Atlantic Coast Limo 4s........s..i........,..1 10
baltimore and Ohio fsa..........!. !........, 10
baltimore and Ohio . y
Central OF Georgia Observation-Disclosures II
Central Of Georgia list observation-disclosures.
Chesapeake and Ohio t4hs.................... 10
Chicago and Alton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Chicago B. and Quincy new 4s........... 10
Chicago r. !. and Pac. n. Il. 4s........ s
Chicago. r. l. and Pnc. II. r.. col 6s....!. 9
c., c.. c. and st. Louis gen. 4s.......... 10
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RICHMOND PRODUCE 3 MARKET.

& LIVE POULTRY-ChIckenA small. bright. Per
pound l6fyl6c.: medium. per pound, ll5df lGc. |;
large. per pound. 15c.; extra large. per pound.
pc nd loc. BOOSTERS. each. 25G3oc. Ducks,
young large. per pound. 12c.: young. small.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

! CHICAGO Terminal 4s.......... ............. e5 d.
Colorado Midland Is (orcred). ............ 75A
Colorado and Southern 4s.................. y3h
"A cuba IS, certinca tes !. 1861
4 T)cnycr and I,io jrande 4s.....,............ 102
4 Dlsters' Securities 5s..........,.......... s1M
\ Erie prior lien 1o7h
Erie General OAK
4 Forth Worth and Denver City 1st......... 1895
II IIockinu Valley III
4 JHnan "a Certificates .,..E.,,.....,.... 1O1 "A
4 rOuIsvilin and Nash Unlned A. ........... 1O44+
q Manhattan consoi gold Observation-Disclosures. 1914
Mexican Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 81
n Mexican Central LIST Inc. Observation-Disclosures. "a
M M'sa Tnf a IS h sna r:sa; 81
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2ds ......... S1ia
National. r. r. OF Mexico con. As. .......... 81 .
New York Central gen. 81 .............. y9ts
Northern oM Af rsce ssa' iSR
, Sorhcrn Pacific observation-disclosures. TN
Norfolk and Western con. 4s............... 1914
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s............ 81