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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
HARVARD TEAM COMING.
They Will Play Two Games Here
Next April.

Major William II, Sands Is In receipt or
n letter from the manager OF tho Harvard
baseball team. closing the contract for
the base ball grounds hero for tho pur-
poses Of practice, from April 18th to 2oth,
1906, inclusive. ~.
The manager writes that while hls
team will be here primarily for the pur,
pose Of plactlcing, yet arrangements NIL
probably be made for playing two games
during their stay here The teams WIN
which the Harvard manager Is negotiat-
Ing arc those of the University OF virginia
and Trenton College.
The stay OF the Harvard boys In Rich
inond will be looked forward to with de
light by the sporting people here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
CHEAP RATES TO ALL WINTER RE.
SORTS VIA sEA8oARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY, THE
FLORIDA SHORT

Round-trip winter tourist rates arc
now on sale by all seaboard agents to
winter resorts at greatly reduced. rates
via tho Seaboard Air Line. The Sea-
board is the shortest limo 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 d.
rect limo to Camden. Pinehurst and other
Carolina resorts.
For all Information ms to rates or
schedules call on any Scaboard agent,
Richmond Transfer Company or to
II. 8. Lizard, w. NJ, TAYLOR,
Dist. Pass. Agt City Ticket ACT,
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Dr.. Gregory Called,

Especial to The Times Dspatch)
* STAuNTON, VA. October 3O,--rhe
committee appointed to recommend II pas
tor. to succeed Rev. M. Z. Wood. Of the
Baptist Church. submitted the nams> Of
Rev. pr, @. IL Gregory. OF Baltimore,
Yesterday, who was unanimously chosen
by tho large congregat ion,i ana n Gull has
been extended him.
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InAuo DURATION OF DOUBLE DAILY
SERVICE iTo BIZ IN HAN. Ala,
4l.75vIA SEABOARpN AIR LINE
iHf RAILWAY
m mencing sunday, October sth.

Commencing SUNDAY, October SIN, the
service between Richmond and other
Northern cities and Birmingham. Trains
leave Richmond 10 p, NJ, and 2:20 p. NJ.
arrive Birmingham 9:1b p. NJ. and 1870 r,
NJ, respectively. For schedules, tickets
and all information, apply to any Sea-
board agent, Richmond Transfer Com
pony, or District Passenger Agents
Office. $50 East Main Street, Phone, 4p5.
II. g. Lizard, w M TAYLOR
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bead. Lambs weak;; Sheen steady. Sheep, sla

head. Lambs weak; sheep steady. Sheep, s40
NEW. YORK. Oct. s0.-CAT~rLE-- Receipts,
hha9 head. Market firm to 1oc. higher Bulls
bulls s2.40a $50; cows. S1.40aa.l5 Caives-Re.
co:pts. 2.ySG head. Strictly prime rcas easy:
grassers, ssooaaO: Dressed calves quiet: ely
dressed vcals. sHd1l3c.: country dressed 7fDiii1c.
per pound Sheep and Iambs--Rcceipts IL, Iii
head: Sheep strong al s3.50d5.d 50; lambs steady
al $Sa!,5o. Hogs--Receipts. l5337 head. Mar
kct higher; State hogs, s5.5ol57o 20.
4. UNTO NsTOCK YARDS. PITTsBURG, PA,
Oct. 3o.ICAT,TI E.-Ieeceipts, 40 loads market
stooa4.So; common, s..5oa5 e5. Hogs Receipts,
q double decks: mark ct active and 8l5Gi2oc.
higher. q, Prime heavy, s.. 40lI5.i; medium and
heavy workers. $500 90; light workers., S. soa
35; pigs s5.eoI5. 30: .roughs. siI4So. Sheep
Supply. 20 double afs decks; market steady. Prime
fair, mixed. .s4scd5.oo; common. soOods.5o;
lambs, $45Ol7. ~; veal calves. Y7fI7. 20.
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Educational Meeting.

~ (SpGcIhI 70 TIC = ItIlhS- LIspNIuH,l
ETNA MILLS YA,, October a0,-rMr,
10. II, Russell, State examiner, and M
specsor of schools for this district, Viii
address tho citizens Of King William coun-
~ at Epwarih Church. sedaesday. No.
{vember list, 10 -. ~: At Jerusalem
Church, rhursdpp5 November 3D. NJ 10 "A,
NJ; at West Po Friday. November Sd,
Il p. NJ All arc invited, especially school
officials md snpe Wilson's, and every pub
lie school teacher Is expected 70 attend
ono of these nleptlpys, ..i
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ROBBERS AT BOYDT'O'N.
Bloodhounds Cannot Follow Trail
3. in the Rain.
(special to The rimes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
BOYDTON, VA, October So-Burglars
entered the storehouse OF W. VI ile Is'i
ants and Company on Saturday night.
and ransacked the house for money. They
tore open the money drawers and got q
rcw dollars In change. Mr.. Peasants
saws he can miss nothing out of tho store
except the money. No clue has been OBJ.
tanned as to the guilty parties. The CHI
trance was made by breaking ono OF inc
large windows In the front door Mr..
peasants wired to hurricane Branch,
at suffolk, for his bloodhounds, but Mr.
Branch replied that as 1t was raining his
dogs could not follow the track Of tho
thieves, and he failed to come.
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PRODUCE MARKET.
Active Demand for All Truck and
Prices Stiffen,

The produce market was fairly we'll supplied
with all sorts OF country truck and provisions
yesterday, aud the demand being very active
tho commission merchants on Cary Street Mere
busy enough. s,fs
Prices on all goods are sttr, especially on
,nrples md potatoes. rhe receipts 81 these
somewhat scarce The merchants 10 not ex,
plain why. apple shipments have dropped on
for they do not know. hut that they have
and that prices, arc somewhat higher Is al
mIed on all sides. -
Other fruits arc plentiful and are but II shade
higher, made so by tho very active demand.
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& MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
poRT OF RIcHMoSD. oc q 50, 1905.

u r p
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT 80. 1905.
6s ARRIVED 35s
Steamer Berkeley Shelly Norfolk. mercllan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk. rerchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line HA
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly Norfolk. merchant,
disc and passengers Old Dominion line. &
Steamer Pccanontas. Graves. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. Virginia Navigation
disc and passengers Old Dominion line
Schooner Alice J. Nenable, Signaigo James
barge William a. smoot, Hgbec. James
River. light
PORT or WEST POINT, OCT. 80. 1905.
ARRIVED.
passengers and general cargo,
Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponi River landings.
passengers and general cargo.
L 5s7 SAILED.
Steamer Baltimore, Courtney, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
. Steamer Elm city. Haynes. Mattaponi River
Landing, passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. ocr.s 80, 1905
NJ 3, "a ARRIVED.
stea 1sr la yyn Xiew N99r n}IH1sy'
sshoone e cn glS Y Babbit, p bost 9a.o'
Barge Duno, Portland
Barge IdahoS New Iiaven.
Barge G. r.. Skolhed. Providence
Barge Indiana, Fall River
Barge Lewis Thompson on, New York,
SAILED.
+ Schooner Frontenac. Portsmouth
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NAVAL STORES.

. WILMINGTON. N. G.. Oct 3o.-sPIRITs
TURPENTINE-Firm at 6Sac.; receipts, 10
casks. { Rosin-Frm at $3.50; receipts. ga bar
rels. Tar-Ffrm at sl.S0; receipts, IS barrels.
I67 barrels. !, go
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. 3o.-TURPENTI7SE-
Firm at 69c.. sales. 16S casks: receipts, 81
casks; shipments, 90 casks RosIn--Flrm; sales.
ai barrels: receipts, 1.75s barrels; shipments,
CHARLESTON s. c.. Oct 3o.-TURPEN-
TINE. AND RoSIN-Nothing doing.
s NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 30-TURPENTINE,-
Receipts. sol barrels; rosin. 90 barrels.
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.. lo.z wheat-Easer: spot, contract. s'H9S6c.;
spot, NO. : red, western. sIA@s7ltc.; southern err
Sc; new. Sc. new southern white corn 69aD
5sc. Oats-Active: No. mixed. 3nsas9c.s re
and Unchanged: fancy initiation lsa:oc..;; fancy
ereamery s4c fancy l4d e. sepiSe ies sseIe
Steady and unchanged large. l3c.; medium
13i.c. small 13atc. SuSar-Steady ana IN
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TOBACCO MARKET.
Sales at All the Warehouses To
daY-Receipts Coco.

The warehousemen look for fairly large re-
ceipts of tho medium and common grades OF
lear tobacco for to-dny's sales and for tho
balance of the week. They are looking for only
Tho season not vet being far enough advanced
to Justify the belief that much, II any, OF the
better grades are ready for market. VIZ
The market Is opening up very we'll, and a
comparison OF figures of a year ago with those
the farmers hill N AZ
The sales to-day Will run as foliows: First
at Shockoe, second at Stonewall third 'at
shelburnes and fourth at Crenshaws,
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Advance in Zig Iron.

fsnfclol tn The fri,nes,pispatch.l
q NEW YORK y October 30.--The Advance
In pig iron prices at tbs. North and South.
WAS used as PreteSt for bidding the
led off In the last hour. As against an
earlier. price OF SGlra Il Went Ito 50 IA.
Some large lots came o!It, and 8t he rise
was at times abrupt. After selling at IS
it rose an five sales e 50, Thei, ii trans
ACTION occurred NJ IS Az. without any IN
sale. followed ny further bid
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DRY Goods MARKET.

& NE @WYORF.t Oct. 3o.-Operations in the
dry goods market to-day indicated that while
in certain instances buyers We're willing to
operate ahead for considerable time the dates
OF delivery in the majority Of cases were so
distant that the buyer did not care to specu-
late. A fair business was noted at second
haLds for prompt delivery.
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Atlantic Coast Line.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND pA1Lf-Bftuo-5
T,' STREET STATION.
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY. APRIL 18TH.
o:o5 A, MA. c. Z. Express 10 all points
900 A. M.-Petersburg and Norfolk.
l2;l0 r. M,--Petersburg and n. ana w. West
800 p. M.--Petersburg and Norfok.
u ;l0 p. M,--Goldsboro Local. 6N
BIAS r. M.-Petershurg Local.
7:s5 p. M.--"Florlda and West Indian LAfn-
- tied" to u points South. - @
$3.50 p, M.--Petersburs and n, and w. West.
= '' TF AIMS ARRIVE ELECTROMAGNETIC.
4;ol A.. Nj. 7:a2 A Nj .s;ss 4, 4; ~; '.ls s:sa
a, NJ. ll;!o 4, a.; i;9o 3 RI III .'Oo = ' III e'SV
except Sunday. .'sunday only
c.. s. sCAMBELL, DIV. Pass All. W.
w J. CRAIG, Gen. Pass, ACT, 44i
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Southern Railway

SCHEDULE IN EEEECr OCT: ls lso5.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
Il 1900 "A. sI--Daiiy-Loca for Charlotte, ". &C.
u 40 F.. M.-Daiy-Limt ted-Bu6et Pullman 70
f85& Atlanta and Birmingham. New Orieanss
b Memphis. Chattanooga and al tho South. s.fit
500 p. M.-1Ixs Sunday-KeysYille Loca!.
II $50 n Observation-Disclosures ready 9.S9 p
is5s4s Il NJ. for all tho South. III s5e
4 IL tge gs.5 YORK RIVER LIN u. is,gl y
< The favorite route to Baltimore ana Eastesn
points. Leaves Richmond ago 2. Nj. daily.
except Sunday, sga F85S
ais p. M.--Iocal-Da ily-Except Sunday:
I:20 p. M.-Excepts Sunday--For West POINT, y
connecting with steamers for Ealtimors
and river landings. Steamers CAL at < ork-f
town and Clay Bank Mondays. WednGs..
and ALMONDS Tuesdays. Thursday and
Saturdays. !, Il! !, !, p 81.
4:45 A. M.-Except Sunday-l-ocal nnsS~ 1oS
7s TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. =,
asa A. NJ. and 6:42 p. M.---From all tho SOUTH z
Sa5 r. NJ From Charlotte and Durham. ~
$40 A.. M.-From Keysvile and Intermediate
DPS a. M.MBat!more and West Point.
ii:E A. 2M.--Da!y--Except Sunday and Mons
day; $40 p. M,,~Sally. except SUNDAY =
g ". wEsTRIrRY.f p. A.. Richmond. va
s. II. 8IIARDWICK. w. i TAfLo6. IA
H. d. SPENCER. Cent Mgr.
~ Washington. D. g.
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WINTER TOURIST RATES, VIA THE
ATLANTIc COAST LINE
RAILROAD.

Winter Tourist tickets are now on sale
to ali Southern Winter Resorts. via the
Atlantic Coast Line. This line Is tho
Shortest. Quickest and most Elegantly
EuuIpped between the North and South
IT offers to health and pleasure seekers
service eoualled by none. You make no
change to Florida points; have two
Full information. apply to agents OF the
Company, or !, .s,{ ~
Richmond. Va.
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Richmond, Va,
QUOTATIONS
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards)

The repor OF the live stock market for the
week ending October Goth is as follows: .pc,
4Hc.;s common, 3a3 G.: best heifers. 34a4c.;
common 70 fair s1s best best, coMs: sS Isai
calves 5a6hc.; extra. 7c.; fresh cows. s90fi5o
per head. Best fat sheep. 4haSc,; fair c to Sood:
eGii,lnon 10 fair. 4aec.;: feeding lambs and
H4bisc.: pigs, 5d5Ac.; rough 3hogs, sows anu
PSosrec;s fair, Tor all kinds of stock.
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COTTON MARKETa.

NEW YORK, Oct. so--The market opened
firm nt an advance Of tii6 points in split or
rather disappointing cables, and shortly after-
ward showed Il net gain Of 1U9 points on cpy-
rrlng by sellers of last week. who were dis
appointed over tho strength of Russian securi-
ties abroad, which gave the trouble In that
country n less bullIsh aspect, On the hdyance,
however,, there WAS good deal or realizing.
and when the big estimates for Tomorrow b
receipts at New Orleans and Houston We're y :
ceNcd the market turned wenk under u re-
newal of bear pressure and sold off to n ned loss
OF Ans points or around 'lo-45, for, January.
From this level there was u gradual rally to-
ward midday on predictions for SHOW IN The
northwestern belt. and during the afternoon
prices were generally firm Oh the estimate BY
LIVERPOOL crop expert placing the yield ut 10
40 OG0 bales. maximum. and predictions that tho
figures would Influence liverpool to.morrow.
Toward the close there WAS considerably realI2-
Ing and the final tone was barely steady
5Aftcr some early irregnlarity the cotton mar
ket trmcd M on IA bulsh crop estimate by
q prominent English. authority and professions
FOR bad weather In the northwestern belt, and
closed within 2 or 2 points Of the top at AZ
net advance OF l5flS points Sales were csti-
n n ted ut fTOODJ ba les. 2sa f
Receipts Of cotton Mt the ports to-day were
t7Gs5 bales against 1856 last week aud o., oSi
,ast year For ihs week lestimateho o aig ; 600
year IO-hays receipts at Now Orleans H. 400
bales against 3l,O4l last year, and Mt Houston
1851 bales against 1l,1S3 last year
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Miscellaneous Markets.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported by RODGERS, McCabe and Coz
PETERSBURG. VA. Oct. fso-PEANuTS-
Spanish-Market quiet at slo0 per bushel.
Virginia-Mar ket weak at 3a3t:c. for fancy
stock; machine picked. 2.sc.; shcng stock
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4 CHICAGO. Oct. so.-CATTLE-Receipts. IS
900 head Market Best strong; others stea az.
3 7O: bulls, $ea5 so; heifers, ,2.40a5.l0; calves,
s175a7 oe9 head 5id Ma 5sie
mixed and heavy. $5a5 10; light. s5@6lO; Iplss
and roughs {2ql4.so SheeIr--Reccipts, 5000
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ding IN. United States Steel shares,
which had been firmly held al day Z! also
riossN sheffield Steel and Iron gained q
point from 70 to Il on three sales RI
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SEABO1ARD.
AIR LINE RAILWAY

1-9-l9Oo. &
TRAINS LEAVE ilCEiMONp-DAlLf.
$50 A. AI.--Ioral--For Sorlina and liau;, I.
$50 r. M.--Seaboard Fast Nall sayaanAh.
Jacksonville. Atlanta, Birmingham and
Southwest,
1000 r. Ms eabourd Express--Sayannah JacS-
AZ sonvilie. Atlanta. Birmingham and :iouin'
west. ai u Il u 4M
6:s5 A. M,--Vrom Florida. Atlanta and stu.l.
4s5 =. M,-From Florida. atlanta esd s:ats. \
Wy west. ~
IT 8. LIZARD w. NJ TAYLOR.
~ Dist. Pass Agent City Ticket AE-nI
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET ts
BALTIMORE. MD. Oct. 30.--Seaboard Air
Line, common ard MISUNDERSTANDING doing
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u $. rcfundIng. Is. registered. .............s1o5
U. $, refunding rs. coupon. !. los
U. $. IS, registered. 1854
III. s. 80, coupon. Observation-Disclosures 04h
u, s. Old As registered Observation-Disclosures. i04st
u, 8, Old 4g coupon Observation-Disclosures. 104%
u s. New 4s reg 81 cred ................. 1894
u. s. New 4s coupon. BIN
,\mrican Tobacco A. ..,,.,,.,,.....,,.,.,. ~ Z
American Tobacco 6s....................1iS s.
Atchlson general 4s l92!a
Atchison adjustment 4s...................... ~
Atlantic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures Oiss
Baltimore and Ohio 4s....,................,. lpaH
Baltimore and Ohio 3I7s..................... 500
Central of Georgia 1lsA
Central OF q ee,rEia list Observation-Disclosures. 95M
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc tofcreI)........ S3ls
Tnntrai n C:eorpia I'd Inc (offered) Il
f.bnsnncnL Ia a nd Dho 4iss 1854
t,hlcaro and Alton Observation-Disclosures. SIX
Chicago, r.. and Quincy new 4s........,....t10sh
Chicago, n. i. and Pacific II. Il. As. ....... seeia
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per pound 12pl3c.; extra q iatss. lEt p pou.iu
nc und. ioc. Roos.ers. each. c5aaoc. Ducks
young large. per pcund l2fl12c; young, small az,
per pound, leIlic. Geese. large, 1a' each o' 's
nuTrER-choi-e family, packed per pound nd
i iss choice t0' ssoe packer. pound lsalse
medium store packed. per pound. lia lac.; conf
per Ioand lsa lie. =. INV fresh per dozen,
LIVE s"s srocKenVeais choice: per pound SO
f pst pd 5His 'o sssa ps5 e1ans
sHs sas e PRIME per pt pssna
,,4n nound 1ssfIsc. pears. Bar,letts choice 70
fancy sGs50: syces choice 70 fancy. 1, aaS;se
Drf4 spp per p sfsp dark
&C. Blackberres. per pound, &C., whortleber-
.ss per nsnd ssse o choice c yeew
barrel BARRE ;sa,aa. 10: Choice. per bushei. 7oasoc'
APPLES ansy barrel s ;o;r psr S SnpEe
sialO Wool, tub washed free Of burrs. s S
SIC: ,nwashed free OF burrs, aoa3lc.i mer ,n
hurr 1sr 9Ss ner peH per-
b ialrn slTsa. %. cabbascs- per
ION si7 %; domestic, per 100 pounds sne sSl ,sS
i.c. aides smoked. 1lal2c.; shoulders. smoked.
tat4s ,s 'ussi'ss
Fl. nuct SssSed PEI S Rsssaea
= -
ceuntry bolted,a sacked. 6etsat65c.
PRODUCE MARKET
4 NEW YORK. Oct 3o,-FLoHRh,fnftn;I , auret
s tEass EEysskW asstf,1I
ss @sf's c Ss, si hisss! Nj ay Closed
psssm0sI so ssay g NJ elevator options
ceted nc. lower to hc. hiEheMr av any 5saI.nc
,rn 'aa s 6 SSsgn eose. a7Ac oats
Spot 1lrn, mixed s1Ms; pounds, s, &c: western
cut nNI.t pSrkSteas;y.
T IiaH','sa s Roslnsieady rurpentine-
A1asSess'sassSS 9Ild esy
Fuure c5sed at decline q 20 ponls;, SnEaio %
Raw. quiet: fair refining. .c ~
teT ;ss ,ssar si s Fflesa shs
dairy. n re - Cheese Flrm; State; small Land
large. coiored and white, Septem5eer "a, fanoy,
1.S ds dS oetoAer saofs Inc nearby select
Ed a;cl 1ks sntleky. aSaslc.
Pesn AM fancy handpieked ~ 5a5 KS
ether domestic ha s ssiM o Long Isand
st aine an pdfr Western. sNss7; Jersey. sI:;
ama sweets QUIT IsTsey Gs sfb Safrs
o si Al h cd obs pc i Freigths 10 Liver
So pool Cotton BY steam lssflsc |; lar,
s s9s p pdat summer yellow :ss G:7c, prime
white ssaal-a'=c prigle winter ye''0w' 20 -''se,
CHICAGO, Oct. 80, \ The .ussian crisis buoy ca
,,D price, to-day In the wheat here. although Il
temporary sinking spell early on print iakin ~
followed u sharp break ut L!velpool, Clos ,it
prices for May Wcrs w shade sSmharca n w,,n
p pasWs sa ape J prasilesily aashsnssd
The leading futures ranged - t9li o ;-,o..
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: t,asli auolatIons We're as 1oll0Ws'a 7 TuuEa-
Firm No. spring wheat ssl9lc, III; no .o, y,
No. yellow. sst al64e. No, = oats, s9tsc' 10;
white. sagl3iAe, Ne white, ~. Sog !sstpss,sc
fair ia choice mailing s4dl4sa, No. fla xse,e n
sascs; No, northWes.erI So9; rpr ellss ,ssY,
SI n 5d seGa ard her ios oads s7oi short ribs
sAss shSr. sies e. h sidss wnes
siso - Gloyer contract grade, Sl$2 HnI slsnof
steady ereaneras l5fassss iessirm al
mark, cases Included. 1891 frsts, Zlc'' pf''s
frsts 2sc.i extras, nc.
BALTIMORE. MD. Oct, 80 y rnliS
uintsr IN ant IA S5M4,50; spvlnE patent, 3s.iVY
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o bales; sales 800 bales: stock. .ii,7p

IL. 90 bales; sales, $3.50 bales; stock :4i,'n
bales. 80 60
bales: export to Great Britain LES bales; 70
France, lU bales; TO the Continent. Dla1 bales;
to JaDan, SI7 bales: stock, 9S.2o1 bh!
i Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts, 100 81
balcs; export to Great Britain, 10. bales: 70
France, 10 bales: 10 the Continent. IS sss bales;
10 Japan, 677 bales. ~,
receipts 2a3s 29s bales expert 70 Great Britain,
s o. 4is baies: to France. lS3. GIL bales: 70 tho
Continent. 623, 40 bales 10 japan. 5,s33 bales;
to Mexico, 100 bales q
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Y.--.CoTTONs ,7,;-spot
cation firm. active sales 40 bales; -deliyerca
OF, co contract go bales. Quotations unchanged
m Fs.urss g Spaned strong points
Under and inc trend Of prices was ds
tInctiy upward Tho bull features were Sinai al
corn estimates. activity Of the Iysr1ooI m ra5-
tres and light gor. IN the .o,d 1ra n is
io,se, declined to l6.b5 and finally advanced to
300 The market closed firm at The top ~ith
ret gains OF l7dJ39 points. "a - -, 4
Cotton futures STEADY: October 10 90 n oml,
nal: November. 10s2a10.i; December, ~, s Sya
January ~ F % a5aTS,7 leI ng
ii.olaIi0s; June, ll.osali.1o; July, ll.l49
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

New Jersey Central gen. 5s.."............ 1915
Sorthern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i04st
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. IS
Sorfolk and Western con 4s.............. 1919
niennsyivania conv. Observation-Disclosures. lo5is
Hieading General 4s. ......." 1925
81. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s...... JIG
81. Louis and San Francisco fg. is........ Sals
st. Louis Southwestern con. 4s............. SS,a
Seaboard Air Line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sax
Southern Pacific 4s................ o.
southern Pacific list As. 9certfcat qTh
southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1904
lTeHas ana l'achc lsts.......t.s...t....... 1913
Toledo st; I. and Western Is toffcred).... S4a
Union iaclnc 1tbjs
Union pacihc conv 4s.........,............. 1855
United States Steel I'd Observation-Disclosures. o.
Wabash lists. liST.
Wabash Deb. Observation-Disclosures, T3ss
Western Nd. Observation-Disclosures. s7sI
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s................ %
Wisconsin Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. n6
N. and o.. Col TT As. Offered ........... oA
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Richmond Produce Market.

4 LIVE POULTRY Chickens. small, bright, FER
pound. lbc.: medium. per pound. nc. large
per pound. 1egl3c.; extra large. per per pound
nc ind. l0c. Roos.er7, each. sd DC. DUCKS
young. large per pound. l2lr12c.; young. small
per pound, lGaJllc. Geese. large, 1a'. cacn, o9V
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RICHMOND srocK nlAKKEr.
Richmond. va, Oct. %. 1876.
gar rig #.s

Virginia Ccntt,rcs-so at aszs:: 80 at osas.
crATr- cEcrIRITTFS Bid, Asked,
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\ C,JIcAGO. Oct. 3O--Thc !;llssian crisis buoyeI
ms nricn, To- day In the wheat here. although n
emporay sinking spell early on pr, print lakn ~
final hsrcs o. saturday. The December op!io on
Shows a gain Of ISL; earn Is up "a; oats ana
The leading futures ranged ~ follow;