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Ianan and Christianity.

missionary who had wor tan l @Tt n
JapaEnsiss, s1tw al his e Country The jap
anese said that Japan as q natlon was
not likely to accept Ghrlstianlty as as y
was offered by ne ;a sI'ssa nnt Protestant
the the e eon1s1,an nor h russian chrstianty
ny But tsv what she might and not lrpr92bably
would do was TO take INC ia tLn, ",r "a of
n sareh ahd make her own Interpretation
of them. ro.sonnhle surpes-
ton. entirely sensible, ann ~, a. ~ OF
n isu japan, il she accepts Girls
tianity at all on any eo n,s e.
able scale, viii make g t,oh nor r. 9Eh Tihns
depreciation ana ad i9,pt resu n Viii be
rhrislian. hut it will also be Japanese,
We have seen what me Lap p,,r Western
done With other branchsss ~ " 9punnlied our
nosdse nS sSc, thsyt q the needs O.
wIth y method and a thoroughness th AZ
have won results that h NY , hu Waonder
fuily. disciplined and devoted people maze x .
Of our religion, IL ever they come % '',hse
Of e. th a.? r M vest JEST
one nnother al al exempiars q thrlstia,n
doctrines and Virtues f 'vs eefhr|s s nnnss
t iMiht' and actions. Individually, our
standards or conduct our, hopes, our as
pra,ons our n whSfs ,s
seems yppalnifuly Intermittent and super
Sfioia. We dispute more or less a' i!l,t,t
lis facts proteslant Roman eanl ana Greek nraa
nan mnnt in both doctrine and .pratce, and
Hundreds OF minor scots holding e, futher
discrepancies o. conviction o. rejection,
i,,,nrevsr there is Cllrlstianity, but Japan,
y Tn she has them, Will be likely 10 develops
hcs 20 owr.--tIarprr.s Weekly,
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CHEAP 8RATEsfTo ALI WINTER RE-
SORTS VIA sEARoARD AIR
LINE HALLWAY, THE
FLORIDA SHORT
EINEl

Round "trip winter tourist rates arc
nov on sale by all Beaboard agents, to
winter resorts ut greatly reduced rates
VA the seaboards Air Line. The Sea-
hoard is the shortest line to Florida by
many miles. and has the fastest time and
most complete schedules; service unsur-
passed. Two daily trains running to
Florida without change, The only di-
rect line to Camden, Pinehurst and other
Carolina resorts,
For all Information as ia rates or
schedules call on any seaboard agent,
Richmond Transfer Company or to
II. s., LIZARD, w. NJ. TAYLOR, S
Dist. Pass, Agt. City Ticket Art.
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BURNED THE IAIL
Horse Thief Failed in His At
tempt to Escape. M
le.rnrInl ~ n r,nI. y ,t,i Z. ~ ,

speclal to- The Times Dispatch.J
MONTEREY. VA. October 31.-Barton
K hItft VINO was reported Friday last 10
stealing and taken In custody, last night
set fire to. and burned the jail in which
ne was confined at Franklin, W. Va, 24
miles north of Monterey. - =
The theft occurred near the line between
the two Yirginias, and Rimel was taken
70 FRANKLIN by Constable Meyers, OF Pen
dleton, Thursday. III
The building. which was an old bricl,
structure. was entirely destroyed. THE
prisoner failed in his purpose to gain his
heavy guard is Expected ta is' he an Mfll
be brought to Monterey for safe Keeping
until trial day. ID ~
4 1t Is now reported that Rmol is an
old offender,, wanted for stealing a car
load OF cattle and horse In another
State. having previously hN1ken jill, -.
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NkkS5MA5ito|Ik. n.
October 1-1e05.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
800 a. AI.--SOltr OLlLS LIMITED Efa ARRIVES
Norfolk ll:20 A. NJ. Stops only al Petersburg
s:o5 Il. M.lsTT LOUIS AND CHICAGO EX-s
PRESS. Parlor Car, Broiler Service. Petersburg
to ELlnchburg and Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers
Roanoke 70 Columbus. gIueneld e Cincinlnat,i 4
also Roanoke to Knoxville and Knoxville 20
Memphis. Cafe Dining Car Roanoke 70 VII
is:io +. M.--RoANoKE EMPRESS. For
Farmyille, Lynchburg and Roanoke III
rives Norfolk SEQ r. NJ, Stops only i Peters.
Steamers ste IN, 10 Boston, Providence. Now York.
Batimore and Washington. ii. 81
Ks r. For Norfolk and all stations east
$50 ?. Nl:.NEW, ORLEANS sHoRRT5nLlNE;;8
RoanoIts, petersburg to Bristol, LynrhburE to
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans Gaze.
.p a;s5 F. c.M-wEsTERN ExPR Ess. Pullman
sleener Richmond and Petersburg to- East
Radford, and Roanoke to Chicago. Cafe Dining
Car, 49,. no a. ons
p, NJ. and S:1s P. NJ; from Norfolk u; a. =.
and $3.50 P. NJ
x wv ~ n 4 'tBFVII.l.r &C. H BoSLEY. @
CENT. Pass ACT Dist. Pass AIT.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. 81. 1905.

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. 81. 1905.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey, orfolk. mcrchau-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Pccanontas. Graves Norfolk, msr-
'chandtse and passengers Virginia Navigation
Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, merchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line
PORT oF-wEsT POINT. OCT. a1.s 1905.
ARRIVED.
Charlotte. Murphy, Baltimore passengers and
geLeral cargo. ~
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore, passengers and
sc neral cargo. az -i5 u lF h
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, OCT 31,S 1870. I
ARRIVED.
( tSeamer Georgetown. Portland iii S 81 4
Steamer Bayport, Portsmouth, N. H.
Barge Kingston. Nav Haven.
Is Barge City OF "A tlarita, New Haven.
Barge Brittana. Allyn's Point! XII
Barge Baravla, New oYrk.
SAILED.
Steamer Ba View a Ilyn' $ Point,
Steamer Hannibal, Hampton Roads.
Schooner w. r. Hood, Bangor.
Schooner Jacob NJ Haskell, Bangor
Schooner 4. E.. Bullard, Boston. = Ss555 4, .ti
Rarge Hampton Fish. Providence.
Barge berkshire. Allyns Point.
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Makes.
MARKET STRONG
News Averts Likelihood Of Gold
Exports at This
Time.
STEEL STOCKS WERE. LAGGARD
Firmly Held, However, il Antic-
ipation OF Favorable Character
OF Coming Statement.
nv Assoclatea 1'ress.l

NEW YORK, october Si.--1rhc nantes.
10 OF the Emperor OF llussin establishing
pon,jlar representation IN q national lcgls-
iaturc sem a stimulating current through
MI me nnanciuf ccnteia OF The world,
which wns as effective nv its way as the
moro sensational effect on The worlds
non,,,aiion sof the historic. event the
,,cws This morning was Immediately IN.
,crnre,cl as lcsseiiing and probably avert.
iny,,bc likelihood Of gold exports from
ahcrc nj this time. The effect In the stock
marRct was creator degree Of strength
md more widely dilfnseu than at any
lime In the recent trading me yolulne
nf nciivty vas not however. greatly es-
banded and did NOS reach INC hgsresa .i,
of the most active DAYS OF last Wsn cen,
Outslde participation IN tiie maze llt,.,nnl,l
renorted to remain small, profcssloua..ii
uprratiuns making UP the largest pult
of tho dealings. .,,n
the New York money market was g. occ ~,
picd to-day with the November se e,aI.,
hh,ents. and the call loan rate was aileG .
ed Accordingly. The renewal OF the E, IN y,
terror demand for currency was s 20 ~, ~
in currency through the medium, pi , I'm
Iub-treasury. The speculative, attcnli,o .s
was much concentrated on special sto s,iji
Reading and the Smelling st % ~, nr rn
their conspicuous position as III me ~ "a
cent market. The reported purc..i lt.,e .o'
Tho Lehish Navigation Company i Ss.ti,er
tthr belief IN the WORKING ous " - -.
important plans for consolidating we ., ~, ~.
thracite interest. The United STATES rs
Ricei stocks were rather lagsard IN my ~,
carly stages or the days movement, w w
wrre firmiy$held IN the cxpectalloho ne
f.vornbie character OF the Elortiicoi' ;I
statement of quarterly net carniness. =. = = ~ ~
rtirent Of large bear Interest VAS IN sie,
ment in the strengtho Of day t l n,,irk a.,
@hnd ia take some OF the prot t-thhiLns Y
Inc days gain by the professionhi ,,, a, =
m me and some impression was li!I Tna
an the best prices BY this process. ! 10y ny
t III ie vas fairy steady, but dun. 40
Z Ilorids. strong. Total sales, par sa'us'
J $4,a35c06 - Unchanged on
call ~. ooot ,.,,aros
Mo,;EY AND ExcHANGE-cLo 81 !:
Money on call. iirm: 1-2d5 - rer c Ti,os !,
ciosIng Kid. IL; offered at 80. !, ~, ,Ine
r,n1'm fr:n; 90 days and 30 days, '-aa''
six months 4l-2Ms. y t,,o, cent
Prime mercantile paper, 3 ~ p PEI ~
Sterling exchange, easy; ciosiIH Az, isa |. \ +
viii, actual business In bankers p !, sss o.
:, S. 7sai.4s6.7 Is for demand andaat Se.aa tos
mas q, for sixty day bills. PoSts,n re q e
e 81 and $is7 L. Commercial dis iss 60.
Bar silver, g. Us. Mexican d ''' = =
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Ard S,,ch is Fame.

Ati.a Mary u. Fitzgerald, n Chicago
tsa,ier. is responsible for tho following
stary; There Is a fine statue If Ole Bull
in p ar,y q ~ os reaa t {sa9
ssterlption. One asked VINO Ole Bull was.
III tp SUPPOSE he must have been some In
dian connected with the early history OF
the place. answered one Or we party.
,"Then why does he have Vlolill ~ per-
sisted the inquirlng one.
Z No one could t0L. &4S
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WINTER TOURIST RATES, VIA THE
ATLANTIC COAST LINE

Winter Tourist, tickets are now on sale
to all Southern Winter Resorts, via the
Atlantic Coast Line. This line Is the
Shortest, Quickest and most Elegantly
Equipped between the North and South.
it offers to health and pleasure seekers
service edualled by none. You make no
change to Florida points; have two
through trains daily
H Full information, apply to agents OF the
Company, or
3 G. s. CAMPBELL, D. T.
Richmond, Va.
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Biz Tobacco Shipment.

H (Snecial to The Times-D ispatch.l
3WINSTON-SALEM,8 N. CT October 3i.-7--.
During this month the glocat manufac-
sturcrs shipped 262s,72s pounds OF tobacco,
this being an Increase of 276,216la over.
October, 1904. The shipments hat month.
" ere 2,352,511k pounds. s5s 81 ],
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MUST LIE ON TRACK.
No Damage If Killed in Sitting
Position.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.o

FAYETTEVILLE. n. O.. October d.
In the Superior Court iris ~.
ternoon. Judge Moore dismissed tho
suit of D. s. Brown, admir-, IN
lstrator Of w. "A. Brown, against tIn !. : }
lantic Coast Line Railroad for dnmaoa !,
In tile sum Of $3.50 for the death Of L.
a. Brown, whose body was found alonr.
sideNst tho track of defendant DOMINANT
The ground of dismissal wus that accord .
Ing to evidence, plaintiff was moi an
titled to damages. The decehsed ". a.
Brown who had been drinking. was
walking on the track or wassIttingby IL
track. whom struck by IN engine. Inc
judge ruled that he must DO lying on the
track for sufficient cause for damages.
Appeal was taken TO Supreme Court
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Tried 70 Kill Herself.

Mary Fultop.3a white woman. living at
tempt TO end her life yesterday morn
ing shortly after o'clock by swallowing
antiseptic tablets. DR.. Pitt of the am
bulance was called and made her com.
Portable. She gave no reason lori the
attempt to end her life.
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For New York.

Via Night .4lno Steamers Except Saturday,,
Ship following day at r. NJ. also Norfolk
and Western Ry.cat 9 A. NJ. and r. ~. and
M, making connection daily Except Sunday
at Norfolk with Main Limo Ships sailing at I
r. q. BOSWELL. city Ticket Agent, sos L.
Main Street: J. r. MAYER. Agent. Steamer
Wharf; H B. WALKER. V. p. and 7. A.,
New York, N, Y, 9qa
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The Editor Explains.

We announced early last spring that here,
ai. cash money basis but tho keen weather
warns Us that winter Is app{roaGhng ana inrmss
are 1rsition and to say that we Will now accept
and s1rS 1a cotsn and sny
lss, ,titla ndds and ends that we can get !;
nut we can 10 longer give sewins. ma hines,
poid watches and town lots as premiums 70
ss,,hscribers ut ono dollar year. &.
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n,s,s, 21c,; prime frsts, sss.: e.tra, esc. j

BALTIMORE, MD. Oct. 31.-FLOUR-Flrn
md unchanged WheatWeak s'ot ee O. aH,ac
southern By sample not quoted Corn--W'eak;
SPOT. ODD s5zc.: new, 57,kc.; new southe,n
white corn. 55Q6sc. Oats-Steady; No. nll cs,
10. domestic. Butter-T'irn and unchanged;
fancy Initiation. 1920; do. creamery, 3, 329
Etrs-Firm and unchanged at 2sc. N Cheese
Steady and unchanged large. 13kic.; medium.
lahc.: small. 13Hc. sugtr---Steady ana I'M
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curzon III With. Fever.

& LAHORE. BRITISH INDIA. Oct. =: Tho
retiring vlceroy, Lord Curzon. Of kedleston.
who has been making n .fareweli tour or {
India Is Frustrated here With feyer brougnt
from Lahore has been definitely post
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NEW YORK. Oct s1.--The dry goods mar
ket to-day was quiet. and although buyers
were conservative. vet the interest In nearby
&c DDS, displaying need for supplies which
could not be filled. was sufficient to Influence
sellers to u firmness OF attitude which general
apathy could not change. Local jobbers ex-
Teriencsd only d moderate business.
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Cash quotations Were Has foLloWk: F!ouF,
ss Sssgs NJ No. sdRFsf Nhsa'
sse yellow sse NO. eats o ssls3f eedng
.Ss sssssa Ssssj ], nos Ms,s s.R
per- per barrel siisSa ilSo lard psr 90 Il oids
fbs Sss 81 sI WsIsh9S Sass
III hish vines $40 Glover non trag glh nv
tissS ersan,eriest Y 81 91ssfc
Carries 7Qeoc. Chesse-,frni .as
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The Better WAY.

Tho Custer battlefield may become q farm,
MS ii is part OF a reservation that Is TO pc
- TO settlement. It Ii much better to
! !,rn batt,.-flelds into farms than farms Into
~ &
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NAVAL. srnsEs

WILMINGTON. n. c.. Oct sl.-sP1k1rs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 6sc. bid receipts ~
casks. Rosin-Firm at $3.50; receipts. Ni par
tels Tar--Firm at 81. so; receipts, 100 barrels.
Crude Turpcntins-Ffrm at ss.ssa4.16; receipts.
{ SAVANNAH. CA Oct. &3t.-lTURPENT1NE-
Firm at 6sasskc.;3 sales. 52i casks: receipts,
CSC casks; shipnents,9 800 casks Rosin.- r lrni T;
sales e52! barrels: receipts, 2.73l barrels; ship
nents, 1855 barrels. a.l$sf $500 .'g55si14
CHARLESTON. s. c., Oct. 3l.-TURPEN-
TINE AND notwithstanding doing.
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Governor a Member.

Governor Montague has been made 4
member OF the Poca hpnta Society, the
o. monument to Pocahontas during the
Jamestown Exposition in 1904
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CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales At Union Sock TardsO
~. ~. Richmond. Va. Oct. 81, 1906. n

Tho repor OF the iva stock market for the
week ending October aotf Is as lfollows: n =
nc: common. sas q best heiiers, sh4te.;
etin,non to fair Izgsc best COVE $685.; Sc.
calves, 5g6.tc.; extra, 7c.: fresh cows, ss0at0
per head. Best fat sheep, ~ m5c fair = e good
wethers, saIic.; bucks, 3a3kc.; best hogs;
5Aa5hc.; pigs. 6l5Nc.; rough hogs, sows and
Prospects fair for. all kinds Of stock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
National President Coming,

Mr.. w. r. Johnson, president OF the
National ~. n. a., will be In Richmond
Saturday night, and will be tho guest OF
Post A.
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Memorial Day Flowers,
ChrvsanthemunS. &c,

Carloads of them al Mark lhompson's'
Take Westhampton oar and got mem
fresh pulled. Come early "Wednesday ana
Thursday "A. M, Wagonload corner Broad
md Sixth Streets Wednesday and Thurs
day @ A.. NJ. Tell your friends come early
before MI are sold. Flowers are scarce,
phone ASH w. Plant roses and peonles
now aOO.Ooo cabbage plants.
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II y CD Richmond,
IN. .N Fredericksburg a
l.t51l


trans leave richmohd-Nor thwsrd.
4:lo "A. M.--Duily-Byrd ST. through n
Gas "A. M.-'Dntly---Ma,n 81. Through.
57:2o A. a1.--.Wceis Days-Elba. Ashland Ao-
$40 4. M.--Daly-ByrL st. Throlgh. Local
stops.
2:o5 noon-Wcck Days-Byrd Ct. Through.
400 p. M.-Week Duys-Byrd st. Fredericks
5Net4i burg Accommodation. iS5E RI
s:sO y M.-,Week Ioys-Elba. Ashland Ac-!5
sos p. M.-Daily-r,yrd St. Through.
Trains Arrive MISUNDERSTANDING.
$40 a. M.-.Week Dhys-Elba. Ashland SAc.5
E conmodatiou
500 4; M.,-Weeh pays--Byrd st. Frsdrlcxs :
1896 a. M.-Daiy-Byrd s.. Through
1850 A. NJ: Week Days-Byrd St. Throust.+
FL p. M.-Daiiy-s1a ST.. Through.
S;s a = M%We eek Days-B E ashland Ae-
80 - A Abaiilsyrd 81 81 rhroass Loca,
$3.50 r. M.-loally-Aaln st. Through. IN u
Z NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars On
all above trains. except trains arriving Rich.
mond 1880 a. NJ. week days, and local accom-
nodatons s tas sSt is fFFs
I}n d. ,.o nEKE w. cuLp. w p TAYLOR,
Gen'l. Manr.. ASS t. Gent. Mani. Traf. Man.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ND Dominion
~ Steamship CO.
Night Line forNorfolk.

# Leave Richmond every evening (foot ASH
stree) at Z P. NJ, stopping at Newport News
en- route. Fare $3.50 one way 81. 30 round trip.
Including stateroom berth: meals. soc. each.
Street Cars to Steamer's Wharf.
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Prospects fair for all kinds Of stock.

z 49, =
RE HEt WnnhFeef i. We're steady
a, quotations ms follows: First quality, per
BSa pSna sss ssnd and sfss
'silsh COWS s.lTa. sash ssSass & AZ sos 4,
s{.sS V; i,ssSy ssgs
gun aa p sG pound po a" s
non. per head. ,i.5Sa2.oo; spring lambs. com,
n Sa noun5 s1e
we're light and there was good demand. The
market was Arm. The quotations were as fol-
oWs yea p sGse Sh per goo goup
choice calves from nearby points by railroad
were quoted Mt SIC. per pound.
sssaao nss FIJI ass5s ii
e ctipG' aloN head. Market lower. Shipping
ass ss!sssss % pS5 Ras @
changed. htep, s2.G6@eOo; lambs s2.e5t57.5o.
NEW YoRK,1 Oct, .s!.-HEEvEs Receipts,
q pihs hsas sses soW
q eak ~ Erassers lower. Prime veals, 1900:
se CITY arsssee xsas Cx
ed srassers and fed calves. 4aIc. per pound.
Sheep and ll27 head. :shteep
80; cnlls, Sss5oa4 60; lambs, ssa7.5C; cuils =.
Hogs-Recetpts, s,al7 head; all for saughterers
feeling n.ni.
Oct. o.-eATrl.E Supply falr;, market slow.
chSee pr rIn sBg9 ,ioss q
Sssssss ssS Ssi \ I. 4 ssssSs sS
xenefs s sssay l sms
$i.tO6I7. 20; veal calves. S.60dlS.46.
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bales: sales. 1884 bales: stock 23o.aH bales;
export 10 France. ?,s27 bales; to the Continent,
G.557 bales. e,e eve
france s,s27 bales; to the Continent. II, ~
ia les: stock. l.0l3.556 bales a, ~,
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts. ls..Vl
'ba les export to Gr.at Britain. 9.s.3 bales: 10
France e,g77 bales: TO the Continent. os,.si
bales; to Japan. CT bales.
Total since september LIST at all ports-,;.Net ~.
rcip.s .97s bales export 70 Great b :,
6sg 6S bales; TO France, lSAs bales; 70 the
Continent 6,2,so5 bales; to japan. o2S paiSs'
tn Mexico 100 bales,
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 5i.-CoI-roS-Sp POI
cotton active and firm; factors on erns hi fo
,ir,eiy and planters are evidently hoin i res
trn,ly sales 5000 bales. Including 300 10 ar
tatlons unchanged smiddling. 10 ii-1sc; AZ.
!" t!ut,,res nonened quiet and weak. the active
n onths being ia points lower than last es en-
.irg's finals Although Liverpool was ~, Ehs :
ii'sh points higher. cotton here is geltlns 30
that most dealers are apparently s,ae Ssteppms
10 yet from under In the tradlns !)ece .1a.st
offered point lower at los sainea q rpo an
and 'th,n 1eceded to io.4s. Transactions vet5
light. The market closed quiet, net losses vtti-
To.motrow IS All-salnts' Day..sa legal holiday
= Futures closed steady: OctoBeiT nominal: 10
MEMBER 10 43fIIo ". December. ~ 80 ~ ~ JIM
,,nr 1Osznl0b9; February 0fslfl " AZ ct
ID April, lt.salfl0s May, l9.9sa 1879
June. u. 33lr ll.oi Z July. iiajhll NV.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
IA LrIMORE, MD, Oct. 3l-Seaboard Air
Line common Is bid; do.T preferred nothing
doing.
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COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK, Oct. sl.--Thc cotton market
opened higher and ruled Irregular during the
aornlng to ease of in the afternoon In spite
OF several bullish items. and close steady at a
ret decline OF 76pl. points, Sales were essl.
Eated Mt $40 fR1 bales. flH IL
Tho opening was steady. at mn advance Of
40G points in response TO higher cables and
the favorable Interpretation Of the Russian
news, hut there was quie good deaf or
realizing at the advance in spite OF unfaYoraDlo
\. Gather reports froh, tho Southwest: and with
fresh demand very slack. prices easel of during
the early session to a ma loss OF about 4Is
points. ia tho decline covering by yesterdays
sellers IN anticipation of bullish bureau Ie-
port at midday rallied the market TO prnct lily
the closing figures of yesterday. and during NE
late. morning tho market while quiet hsld
fairly steady
The weekly report proved bush and was
followed by the report Of the Southern Cotton
Association, estimating tho crop AT only ,. iii =
0I' balas. hit with the exception of IA brief
srurt of 3 ora pointssthe market paid no at
tention 10, these reports and later gold off
under realizing and bear pressure, The closo
Whs within or 3 pojn:ss9f the lowest Heavy
receipts for The daygwGrs against fresh do
msnd, but the southern spot markets were gem
orally steady and unchanged to 3-l6c. higher.
Receipts at the ports,; t4-day were 81 Gs6 bales
against $685. last week md SO, 63S last year.
For the week testimatedy 10000 bales gainst
2P" ola last week and ,gs9 last near, Totdays
receipts at New Orleans ", 1n1 bales against
1a,ha last Year. and at Houston 1889 bales
against 25,255 last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
GALES:

2,20t a. G. L., on.............
105, 700 American Shelters, com. !.
1850 Amalgamated Copper 80.
300 Amer. Car and Found.....
900 Am. Car and Found, pfd.
200 Amer. Cotton OIL, com. al.
300 American Tobacco, pfd..
100 American Can ......,......
100 American Can. pfd.......
$4,000 Amer. Loco, conln.s.....
400 Amer. Loco, pfd..ns....
$500 American Sugar .a........
$500 A.. Il. and 8. &c, cot1l.....
4, 400. Baltimore and Ohios.....
$4,000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Canada Southern u........
1l,6o0 Canadian Pacific ........
1900 chesapeake md Ohio.....
100 Chicago Great Westcr.n...
IA, 100 Chic, MIL. and st. PAUL..
1900 Colorado Fuel and 1roti...
900 Colorado Southern, COM.
100 Colorado South, 1st pfd Z.
1000 Colorado South, I'd bfd..
GOO c., c., C. and st. L.u...,.
400 Consolidated Gas ..........
$500 Delaware and Hudson. ~.
y Del, Lack and Western.
23.SW Eric. com. ............,....
500 Erie, LIST pfd..n............
LOO Erie. I'd pfd..............
200 General Electric ..........
Loo Illinois Central ............,
l4,1G0 Louisville and Nashville. ).
Manhattan ........u:......
12.U Metro. st. Ry..............
300 Mexican Central ....i,....