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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE or STOCKS in NEW YORK
BY Thomas Branch & Co, Bankers and Brokers.
Open. High. low Closing sAtJDs. IEaI .lNa
SALES,
FN

q Ii d l. d b. ~ e h .
100 a. G. Ii, cotr,u....u......,.
$4,000 American smelters ....."
q 200 Atna1gamntcd Copper .r..
$500 Amer, Chr and Fout,...,....
y 400 Amer. Cur and Foutly pfd.
700 American Cotton Oll.,.,....
American 1obncco. pfd...
+ 900 American Can S,.......i.....
c,0W American Can, pfd..r.....
24,sW Amer. Locomotive, cotll,..
800 Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
7,d00 American Sugar 4............
I 400 Al, T.. and $. re, CONNIE.
scO a., 4. and S re. pfd. ......
0.4OO Baltimore nnd Ohio.......
2S.fOo Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Cnnadn Southern ...........
III. 2O1 Canadian 4 Pacific ........i,
5000 Chesapeake ana Ohio....,..
1000 Chicago Great Western.
3.10O Colorado Fuel and 1ror....
100 Colorado south, 1st pidl p.
i.400 Clcv., Gin, Chi.nnd st. u.
Chatta. and st. Louis......
1900 Consolidated Gas ...s
Delaware and Hudson..,
Dell. IAcls. and Western.
1880 Eric.
200 Erie, LIST pfd .........i...
200 Erie, I'd pfd...............,..
100 General Electric ............
4 1900 Illinois Central ..........-..
1880 I1,liisyllle and Nashville.
ECO Manhattan .......
HOO Metro Street RailWny.....
IA 200 Mexican Central u. $500.
a 1000 Mo-, Kan and Tex, COM.
a 90 Mo-, Kan. ,lnd Tex. pfd...
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NAVAL rOREA

g WILMINGTON, N. c.. Dot. a.--sPIRrTs
TURPENT1N E-Ftrm at Gstc.: receipts 20
casks. Rosin-E,rn5 at sag bid receipts, ~
jreis. Crude ntine--Firm at Ss64.D; re-.
ceiptx, 80 barrels. y !. =, =. =, :, Z,
s sAVAlINAFf, GA, Oct. 53.-TURPENTlhlEss-,o
casks shipments, sGo casks: Rosln-Firm;
salca. g 156 barrels; receipts Abs barrels; ship
rnonts, 200 barrels. i5 3. -.
IL CHARJnSToN.s. S. - g., n Dot, 3.-TURPEN-
TINE ND ICSIN-Nothtny doing. Als5fNF s&Fs
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ID E GU Rlohm ond, M III
aN.II 0f Fredericksburg ~
Potor1a &C e. q.

Trains Leave Rlohmon ~ orthNs g. \
aus A. M.-Daily-Byrdt st. Through.
6:i5 A. lM.-Dniiy-iain 81. Through. .S *
7;a6 Al..Neek Days Ashland nd 40.
8:4c 4. NJ. -Daj y--Byrd & St. Through. Local
10 o6 noon-Week Duya-Dyrd st. Through.
sso :: M.--Wsek Day,-Slba- Ashisnd AZ
sos p. M.-.Da!iy- 'yrd ST. Through:
Trains Arrive RIchmo
I $40 A. M.--Week Days-Elbs. Ashland Ac.s
commoda t!on.l nj 4 ...asggas$S
$40 4 M.Week DsysDyrd ST. Fr.a Vie II
S:a5 A. M.--Daily--Byrd st. " through. ..
llo M;Week Days--Byr'd Throustl.'.
I I %ssxx ST. s.ss'sas
ses :. M.Ba aByra 81 ST. rhroaEh Local,
$50 RI M.-Daly-Maln st. Through. ss3
Il 'NOTT1-Pullnnn Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
all above trnins, except trains arriving Rich.
mond II 80 a. NJ. week days, and local accom-
rime q arrivals and departures and conrsc-3
t,ons not guaranteed. S sGs h Z!
". D. DUKE. C.. w. GULF. w. p TAYLOIs,
Cen Man'r. ASS Z Gent Man r Is 1raf. Ma
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4 Jan. .............. SIT 6.47 SIS 8.T

Jan. y !. ............,s.47 e47 e,S eF
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Irregular No. spring wheat. stapsec; No: 3,
IS ssc: \ No. 2 rod, ssARs5c No. corn. S91s@
6lc.; No. 2 yellow, b3c; No. oats. ne; No:
white. 'asA 92sNc.; No. . white, es& desAc; No.
3 rye, s7HQlosc. Good feeding barley. goa aohc.
&c: No. i northwestern. sl.o3; prime timothy
seed $500 Mess pork per barrel 'ltssoai L!s
(loosel IS. 4aS6o; short clear sides tbos,ed13,
$7S7Qis.Oo. 81 Whiskey. basis Of high wines. $lSe.
Glover. contract grade, 3l3. Is. Eutter-F,itm:
creamer1es. l7h@3hc.; dairles. :, lenyl9 =;
mark. cases Included. l71kc.; hrsts, 1sKc; prime
frsts. 20Ac. extras 2s1ao III 4 n
BALTIMORE. MD. Oct. s.--FLoUR-Quiet
and unchanged. 5Wheat-Blru, spot. contract
ssNdssic spot, No: red western. s4c..;
southern by sample. 6SQS1c. Corn-Quiet; spot,
57Zc. southern white corn. 6s@eoc, oasa
Firm; No. 2 mixed. 32Qa21zc Ryo.Elrmer; No.
changed; fancy Imitation. 1920; do. cream
cry, 2oV22isc.; do. ladle. 18Gfl9c; store packed,
l61DlGc.@ Eggs-steady and uncha nged at 2lc.
Cheese! s,eady and UNCHANGED at i2E9ise.
s. 90. 3hg7 Ell
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ropacco Alarlet,

I,ynchburg Va, Oct 3, 1905,
Sales Of loose tobacco on the Lynehbyrg
market for tho two weeks ending September
Sold week ending September gsd. $500
pounds; sold week ending Heptenaber 10Th, 3SoO0
pounds; decrease for week endlng September
Il sold from septembsr y 1905. 10 september
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T,obacco Sales Open.

Tho hrst sale OF leaf tobacco occurred yes.
,erday, when three lots were put up for sale.
me prices ranged from ~ p7Nc., which Is fully
as good, II not hotter, than tho prices wore
nrin}ngs We're also sold. Tho season will ntrt
open regularly hoTeyer Until olfISb or rnad
ized sales, and that all the buyers will DO
I Mr. w D. Boyd, Of North Carolina, was on
mo Tobacco Exchange yesterday t&
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JUST REVERSE
d DAY D B q . Re.
Depression Of Early Morning.
Gives Way to Bette, Better lone
and Heavincss.
DIZZINESS CHIEF [. {: (. FEATURE : q Re
Low Priced Indttstrials Have a.
Conspicuous Place il
Trading.
DULLNEss CHIEF e FEATURE e r.
kt,u ssoclated press. !

NEW YORK, October 3--ro.day's stock
xllarke 4 reversed the course OF Sesterday.
part or the day giving way to a better IONS
later as compared with the early slrets ~
OF yesterday changing ITO heaylness ,,,a ~,
tore the close. The dltferencc ns De pc. H. !,
the two days was apparent rather lnail
real, us the whole movement was hhI I.,1
and PROFESSIONAL, except for the obscure
{ Gloss Of specialtics. s,. 4,
ita dullness. Tho conspicuous place IN
tic trading of the low priced tndustrlals;;
many OF them 1ol-divldend papern and
svna. in Itself, b dissunslvo influence 70
ihe Investing class az the bringing INTO
prominence Of such securities OF Yen MARKS
n MI Tue Improved tone Of the general
al became marked only after business
fnr tho day had been completed at foreign ~
money ccntcrs. The early 1nnuen Mm % y, thn
advance In tho discount rate Of inc IN, IN
pcrial bank OF Germany from 20 o per PEI
cent which Induced a., u n9 disao, MIN in
Berlin. Londonaa and Paris. a. 4, ~, :, :, 7,
I'hn governments report on cotton anu
the break In the. price OF thnl con- at ~
modify became niau ,ne the depression
shown BY some Of the southern raliron I,
stock owing to poor Reports 81 ~ - . u D1'
n Anot her advance IN the price Of Cop ;SL !.
ner made the metal stocks firm. the
announcement Of the Erie BOND iSsue mna
tie Wabash controversy were discussed
With interest but %sho Hnn c apprd-
8e!overIns Of shorts in the, late dealings
b. ira ers had worked against the marx
ct in the morning helped the more gen,
ernl advance which developed, after, ne
Southern Railroad group moved upwards.
The closing was strong.
~ bonds were steady. Total sales, par
Unit United States now As advanced 10 per
Total sales, 6731oo shares.
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IDRY GOODS MARKET. 4

81 NEW YORK, Oct a.-Decllnes In raw mate
rial had Considerable to do to-day With
quietor5 condition In the dry goods market than
has obtained for some tinle past Tho market
was firm with sellers making no concessions.
Jobbers were doing only a moderate trade IN
the majority Of departments. f%6S
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Southern r a.ilW,ai;y,

Il SCHEDULE I'm EFFECT MAY Is. 1905
IA TRAINS LEAVE R1CHaroND .. {Ss4 Y S5s
u 100 A M.--Daily- for Charlotte, N.
1850 P. ally-Limlted--Bunet Pullman to-
Atlanta and Islrrnlnsham. Nsw Or!eans,
~ Memphis. Chattanooga and NIL the Soueh,i
with through coach for Chase City Ok
al ford Durha m and Raleigh. z. S$4j5
500 z. ,-Isx sunday.cha.S city L9sa ~.
r. Nj, fon nil tho South. 6}5
l YORK RIVER LINE. So $5s3s n III
The favorito route to Baltimore and EaSsErnS
points. Leaves Richmond rs :2o & T. Nc da
ais p M.-Local-Da ly--Excep: Sunday
1920 p. M.-Except Sunday--Fcr West \. Point
XII and river landings. s. Gamers sch.l AT y1rs-8
sit8is5 town and Clay Bank Mondays. h We1nast@
days and Fridays. and ut Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thnrsday aud !
3 VA SATURDAYS. g 81 S7s " III y NJ
gE}st West Point. 4. zss, s4s 3Sl "a Ri;
e TRAINS ARRIVE, R1CHMO ND ff3355ss
4 G:53 A. NJ and 6:As p NJ. from al! thu Soiti.s
3;35 r. M.-From Charlotta and Tsa leixs Isl IN l8
$40 A. M.-From Chase City and Intermediates
b 9.e5 a.. M.--Balt!more and West Point.
0:45 A. Ai.-Da!ly-Except. Sunday and 8ispn--3
/, day; $40 r. M daily, except sunday
From West Point, G &! !, u fsS
G, W. wEsTBuRY,5D 3. r. A.. Richmond, Na.Ss
q S. H. HARDlyICK, w. II. $TAYL0E,s H
is F. r. Nj G,5 II
IL. B. SPENCER Gen'l. Mgr. I'll ~ 81 s}
a S&5H ~. Washing ION, D. fsgs;
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET,

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
fReported by Rodgers AfcCahe and Coz .s5
PETbRsDURG, VA, Oct s--P 2 ga Y s;
weak at 3lsc, Cor fancy
stock; machine picked ~ Gsc.; Smelling stock
at 1EdD2hc. ~ y. "a N S.a}it
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u. 8. refunding Is, registered. ........... 1ooh
U. g. refundlng 2s.5 coupon. 1914
Y .. :a registered 1 1874
III s. New a. reRi 81 ered .l34M
Z. s. New 4sh coupon. ,,S,H
u.s 81 Old 49,, registered. WA
U. 8. Old ~. coupon. lo!F
1 1Tss Tsssss9 a.
Attention general a. ,,,,..........,!...... 1903
Atcfison ndjuotment Observation-Disclosures. %
Atlantic Coast Line 4s.......,............ lois
A AaI,nero e aa oh, ,ns 1Ssa
Baltimore and Ohio 5shs.............t...:,9 y p
Central OF Georgia lat Inc. ..........!..... e6
Central Of Georgia "a Inc z. 1871
hesupcake and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 10SH
Chfcago md Alton 3iis. ScH
Chicago. y. and Quincy new $50. 10ah
Chicago. r. ]. and Pacific r. r. 4s...,.... " VI
CHICAGO, r. /. and Pac r. II. col. 5s......i 9tH
CT, G., G. and 81. Louis gen. 1oi &
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Pennsylvania conv. t1o5H
Rradinr General 103
81, louis and Iron Mountain con 6s.... 1l5A
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s......... Seh
At IniIa Southwestcrn con. 4s. ....,...... 81 n
Seaboard Ar Line Observation-Disclosures. 8aA
Southern Pacific 4s...................A.. ... e5ii
SoiIfhern railway S. ....,....,..,,.. let b
Texas and Pacific 1sts......................
Toledo. st. Z. and Western 4s............. 30
u nio Paeiae conv. 1ssh
TinIfed Stntes Steel ID Observation-Disclosures. 93 81
wabash lists ilsh
W Wanssh Pa MS
wheeling and Lake Erie 4s............ BIN
Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hh
lana n 6s I'd Seres ,....,...........,......t 03 g
Jupan AVS. certificates. ......................
Japan AIS, "a series giHs
Colorado ind. Is. series Observation-Disclosures, 72N
Southern Pacific lat IS, certiloates....... 81
M. and o. Collateral Trust 4s............" 90
Ceatrai OF Georgia Sd Inc. INSTRUMENTATION. 7sh
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

F7G Rlchmond, Way, Oct, 3 1905,
Tobacco-Dark Tlred-unchangod. Market
continues very quiet and but very little doing
Receipts and ofter!sgs very light, Drights--
sun Cured Season for old tobacco about over
Receipts very light and market continues
The quotations ar. as follows; g4
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EGGS and Chickens Active.

I ,rha cary stree, market continues flrm and
active though the prices In general remain I'M
changed Egga arc more aeHba and Ghieksns
iirht. Veas arc lower tho hest selling ut
&C.; med ium. $40, and runners ut 4qp4.sc In
other lines the market romans about the same
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT, s. 1905.
4; 5B-s 81 5fl fsTS ARRIVED. 4
steamer Berkeley. shelly. Norfolk; merchan-
disc and passengeru.L Old Dominion line. tl
Steamer Pccahontas, Grayes. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers, Virginia Navigation
Company. "a iSS &
SAILED. s.
= steamer Berkeley, Shelly Norfolk, meschan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion slins.
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. 8, 1905,
-, 4 5t.5l z y ARRIVED. 5f
Steamer Yerneth Hull. Philadelphia
grj E{6 .l 5ti SAILED 4. ~ TX Is
Steamer Georgetown. Portland Fl
4 Schooner Charles Davenport, Portland.
Schooner Charles Davenport, Portland.
Schooner n; "; 7, Bowen 3 en- ProYid enco
Schooner Helvltla, Gloucester.
Barge Badger. Lynn. js
BARGE City OF Atlanta, New, Haven.
Barge Florida, Providence.
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UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTsBURG, Pa,
Oct. a.--c :: light: market steady
Receipts light; market SLOW. Prime heavy
and medium, f5.ssGo: go; heavy workers. $ ,so@
ro1xha' stds,oS sheep@suppy iisht; marke;
steady. Prime wethers. s5G5. q; common. 81. cog
500; spring lambs $4,000; veal calves, $1,000
SIS.
CINCINNATI, O.. Oct, s.-IoGs-ste
Butchers and shipnera. 81. eo0S.65 common,
81, 25dl5. ID Catta--Weak, Fair to good ship
pers. H14.s6;T common. teG2.75 Sheep-sready
at S3dp4.75; lambs S460lp7.40. Y q
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RICHMOND HORSE SHOW, OCTOBER
@E5t 1914, 1905.

Low Rates Via r., F. G. p! r. r.
One faro plus SOC. round trip from all
ote tions to Richmond, Va. including one
admission to tho Horse Show, Tickets
on sale October ., TO- II. u, IS, 4, good
going only on date OF issue and returning
n Until October 10, 1905. inclusive; no stops
overs allowed. Apply to ticket agents
W. p. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager,
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sales, s73,1oo shares. I.
fHyfAssocIated Press.)

NEW YORK, october 3.-Nloney on call
Arm. : a 5l1-2 per cent: closing bid s;
ofYered at IA. Time loans steady 60
days and 90 days IL 49, 80 sx
paper 4 ~ a. per cent; sterling ex-
change firm with actual cuisines IN bank,
ers' bills at ass. a % 1850 for demand and
at 49, 90 a. 49,. % for sixty day bills. Post
cd rates #4s5 % 4s3 10 and 4s6 @ 4so 1-2.i
Commercial bills 4sl 3-4 q 49, rs. Bar
silver G1 Ia. Mexican dollars. AZ.
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OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-FIoUR-stsahy, but
quiet wlnt er patents ;t59tes:s Mlnnseo o.
patents, s4.B0db5. TO- Rye F'lour-Stealy. BUCK
wheat Tiour-Easy ut $?.2aQle. 40; Cornme9lll- 81
Steady. Rye-Quiet. BarleySDull; feeding, $50
Wheat--spot easy; No. 2 red, sl& G., options
Corn-Spot easy; No. 2, bSc. Options closea
nominal h1isc higher. May, 6sAc.: De ,S,t
Der. $3.50; January. Ehc.: Jann say, 4SNc,
{Oats--Spot steady. Mixed oats. SeQ1S3c;
Beersteady. Cut MeatsI9 ules R picked i 5s,-
Pork-Steady. Tallow-Frrn. Rosin-steady;
strained. common to good $500. Turpentine-
Steady at 69G69hc I.
Cofree-spot Rio, steady; mild, dull Futures
unchanged to 10 points higher. sufarm.h taNs
steady; fair refining. &c.: centrifugal 80 test.
SAC; moasses sugar. eHc.,s refined quiet.
Butter-Firrn and unchanged. Cheese-.Stendy
and unchanged. Eggs-Steady and unchangeu.
q I'eanuts-Quiet; fancy handpacKen, i4t!1c.i
other domestic, 3G5Ac, Frcl ghts-tIrln; cott Si
~ steam to Liverpool, 6c.; grain by steam, 20.
Potat oes-Irish. hrm; Long Is!and 81 7oV.,is;
state 81. boQLS7; Jersey $l.eN2i.1o; Sweets els
easy and unchanged, Cabbases-tSasy ana ana w
oN cosionseed ol-Moderately actlye. but eas-
s ,eu, tt Yellow, 3GsMc; prime white, 2yG
&c. prime winter yellow. 200 $500, s.is
CHICAGO, oct. s--Llbernl receipts In the
Northwest had a depressing effect to-day on
wheat values here. At the close wheat tor De-
Ssmoe Showed ss' gain q provisions arc
down 2isQ5c. g, .itt
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE MD, Oct 3.--Seaboard ALI
Line common, It bid; do. preferred. As bid.
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1905, 3l2too pounds: sold from September i
1854, 10 September 20, 1904 332, 900 pounds; de-
crease for 1906 70 500 pounds 4. &. Ii
Z rho receipts this week were Quite IGN. an1
consisted largely Of primings but fcw lots OF
tobacco being offered Price. on pi,m.s ias,s
ranged from TO H7o, nnd on toba ,c IRON
sidcred fairly good prices when the condition,
OF tho tobacco was conside cred. The crop OF
dillon. i553i . n 4 ~, b M
Dark Tugs, wv 9yI
Dark. lea1.t.... stsa..sstv 'vx SWS
"a ris ica rnnd Nh $50 % 400
r,arie ienf 6ne t1.OO d 1900
DARK Observation-Disclosures. 1900 o $500
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sales, 6,S9s bales. t
Cotton. quiet; mlddllng, 10. gross receipts.
1900 bales; sales 81. 5,5lS bales; <, stock, sla'4s
Total to-day at all 5ports-Net receipts $685.
bales; export to Great Britain, 4o7S bales;
to France Is bales: to the Continent, 1886
bales; stock 73725i bales.
Consolidated at NIL porta--Net recepts, LOTT
palesi export to Great Britain, ST76 bales; 10
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"A NEW. YORK. Dot. S.-BEBvss-T Receipts,
1921 head; no trading to-day; feeling steady.
Calves-Recepts, $50 head feeling about steady
for prime light Yeals; others weak. Neals,
4.5ol9. o0 grassors to butchers. s2.75; feeders,
ssQ3.25; mixed Calves $3.50 Sheep and Lambs
Receipts, SsS?l head, Sheep steady; lambs
s.. 90; lambs. 37d8.0o; Canadn lambs, ss,00i
culls. &5QS:e0, Hogs--Re ceipts, 1850 head.
Market 69loc. higher; State and Pennsylvania
hogs, $l.9SdlB.l0. VI
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For New York.
Merchants and Miners
Transportation Go.

s{. Boston, Mass. and Providence, r.. !.
steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday,
denes Monday, Thursday and Saturday ut
PasssnsoT. ans tsss hi FAX tasea e. ana "a
8. Rwy.Eand N. and ". Rwy. Offices, and
No. $40 HAST Main. fGga E
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N k&z!(zhlA0ii1|kesk /
! June 11-19o5.

Il "a ]. e t June 1-19o5 81 lfii GsS III
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. s$s@;
800 A.. Al.--NORkOLk5 LIMITED. aEg Arrives 4
Norfolk 1l:so A.. NJ, slops only At Pat
sW A. M.NcHIcNGo EXPRESS. Parlor
Car, Broller Service Petersburg TO- -Lynchburo
and Roanoke. pullman Shoppers Roano ke5 to &
Columbus, Buetield to Cincinnati; also Rosn- <
CATO p!nng Car, Roanoke e = ', lt. 81.
Farmy!lle. Lynehbprs and Roanekk ,rv !, g.
800 p. M..-OCEAN SHORE DlMlTEI. & Ar. I
rlvos Norfolk $50 r n stops Only At pot sI
steamers to boston, Providence, New York; 'r.
TAG P. M.--F'or Norfolk and al! stations east /
$50 +. M.1N1lw ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman Shoppers Richmond TO Lynchburgs ana
Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol, Lyn'hburg 70 u
chattanooga, Memphis md Nov orean. :, Gaze g; {
' s!sS M.-sT, x LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
SLEEPER Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke 70 \
Columbus Cato Dining Car 80 i5g e
Trains arrive from the West 7;E ~ Nj a:ee
r. NJ. and 9;lS F.. NJ; from Norfolk u ~ 8A.s ~
and $50 p, NJ 5
" Il RpVILLD, 8s5h c. II. HOSLDY, .
~ Cent. pass AIT. Dist. Pass- AIT.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATION $

r,h,co 81 "a, mai q !. !. s5
S.olorado Midland 4, . ?. :. E. #
colorado and southern Is. z. :. ~. esA
e,i,Sa ~ ar,,Gcn na ................, 10b a:
f5enver IA pin I'm ndc Il MISREPRESENTATION. 1olK
i1istiie,s; scnnritics ts. Observation-Disclosures. SOS
E;rie prior lien ~ ,,............. 1924
Erie Genera 4 A. OAK
Fort Worth and Denver City 1st..........Eii3 f8
Japan ey csrtincate s /. t02A
louisville and Mash, Unincd 4e............ 1854
Fa nhat IAN con gold 100
Mexican Central s1h
Mexcan Central lat Inc, .,.,..,....,,....3 aI #
MINI and ST. Louis 4s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. esh
Missouri, Kansas md Texas 4s............. 1o2h
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2ds. ......... 81
National r. r. Of Mexico con- 4............ S2h
New York Central gan. 31ig.................l 0Jsi
New jersey Central gen 134&
Northern Pacific 1osHt
NeEisiE nd nrs %s.is4a
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s........." 81
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CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-cArTLE-Recelp 49, COO
head. ~ Market steady to loo. lower. Steers
g. lOa61o; stockers and feeders. S2,e5Qas5;
bulls s:a4,76; he!fers $sg e. calves. FLAG
steady. Shipping and selected, so5oP575 pigs
and roughs sl5OG5 80. sheep-Recelpts. " 600
head. Market mostly unchanged. Sheep, 500
$50; lambs, S4dT76. 3iG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
/ CATTLE \ MARKETS..
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

z tt 4, Richmond, Va, Oct. 3, 1905.
Report Of the 1.-Two stock market for tho week
ending October I'd. Is as follows: s
Beat ateers ~ Q5o, medium to good. $40
&C.; common to fair 3G3Nc.;;, best heifern. SAG
fair. gM@3Nc. Cows, best sasisc.; common
10 fair. S292xc.; bulls az G2Nc.; calves. 90
e1sc.; cows and calves. per head, $20Glt5. 90.
&C.; old. Gull sheep. lha2c; best lambs. $50
&C. common to fair. :: stock ewes % q
d4.2i per head; feeding wethers, 404Ao Hogs,
6G5Ec, Jsft -ls{ .4ls slG5-issJ7.lg }f l7ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
RICHMOND GRAIN nlARKEr.

q Richmond. Va, Oc'
il58t QUOTATIONS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
RICHMOND sfOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Oct. 3, 1906.

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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-12-07

NUTRTTO, the new cerea3 cof-
fee, on sale at Taylor's grocery
store and at Grifhth Grocery ca.
15c and 25c per package.
Father Murphy of this city
preached the thanksgiving ser
mon in his church al Nevada 20 a
large and appreciatiya audience.
Miss RACHEL Crabb went on a
short visit to the family Of Mr..
and Mrs. Melhck, down near Hor-
ton Friday last. returning Sstur-
day.
Rev. J. r. Strong performed
the ceremony Thanksgiving Day
that made Oscar Wilson and Sa-
rah Welch man and wife. They
live in the Sprague neighbor-
hood.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-12-07
Caught atI.ast

We knew il. A man cant al
ways get away. Some time ago
We noted the fact that J. n. Sal.
lee, a farmer living just south
east Of Rich Hill, was last seen
going soath," supposed 70 be
headed for the recorders Office
at Nevada. Wen, he got there
and was captured last Thursday.
His case was taken before Mr..
U. 5 c, prowell a. his residence
in this city and after due cere.
mony Mr.. Sallee and Mrs. Mat,
tie Dillon were duly declared
man and wife. Served him
right We are glad he got of So
well. The TaBuNR extends
congratulations and wishes Com,
rade Sallee and wife many pleas.
ant days and years 10 come.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-12-07
Goodfor MOare

The aifeadance ~ The Law ard
Order League meeting lsss Mondsy
night was not as large af il should
be- The meeting was not a. large
as It shoul5 be. The meeting was
addressed BY P. H Holcomb on
the legal phase Of the liquor trzaic
and By B. F. Moore On the moral
phase. The address Of Mr. Moore
was = surprise from the fact thar he
lays no clara 10 being n public
speaker and those who heard hrm
were delighted with his clear and
tOreible way Of presenting his ideas.
Nj. Moore should be beard again
and often. The Interest in the
work Of The Law and Order League
is developing along lines which pro
mise much tor law enforcement in
the iuturs.-Repabliean Press