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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Sept, 1.-The cotton mar &c,
vas less active and ruled very nervous, There
was & sharp break early. bu. later covering
points lower. to point net higher. Sales
were estimated at 5000 bales. The opening
was easy at a decline OF lbs points in response
to lower cables At arst there was some hest.
tation but bears seeing no indications OF I'M
portant, bull support soon pounded the market
sipw he low ont Of he ' prsvous dny wh.n
general. Prices were carried down TO a net
became a feature. But as the market steaaed
here seemed to be n few months worked up to
n net gain OF .4aI0 points. This was followed
by less active business AMI narrow irregulari-
ties with the close steady. Two private cOndl-
ton estimates were Issued. one. placing ut r.!
per cent aganst 75.4 per cent. last month and
The other at 7o.5 per cent AGAINST u last
al andoned since June LIST at 6oO.ooO acres ana
placed the present area about 70 per cent.
Under last year. Rains fell at one or two
points in Texas but the drough was not ma
terially broken. 4g
Receipts at the ports to-day were 16, aeS bales
against s.579 last week and T.. 1873 last year.
For the week (estimatcdl 500 bales against
1909 last week and 77sSs last year. To.days
year
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NHW YORK sept ln55EyEs-dR|sSe'pt "a
;a5ss hat i STssds ssssFao5 ea!ly
head head Market Very arm. yeas, s5.boa9 .?s
.hrewou!s sisoaso6 srasssrs and @bY!!ermll!s
cd calves Arm, city dressed yeals, 9Gls1sc. per
COUNTY, dressed e sasss bee sheer and
sssoai5. 90; cults. S?.3kds.h lambs. l5{pa5e,
higher at s7dS.so, Hogs,-Reeepts; 9,272 head;
prices easIeri State. and pennsylvania hogs
quoted at s640G660. N f
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3 BANK CLEARINGS. .
Report Of Bradstreet's for Week
Ending August 81.
(By Associated Press.)

3S (By Associated Press.)
Z NEW YORK;, September THE fol
lowing table, complied by Bradstreet's 8,
shows the bank clearings at anumber
ing August 31st, with the percentage Of
increase and decrease, as compared with
the corresponding week last year. Sin
ty-two other cities are included In the
totals:
3 New. York. sl.5H,50I 4oS; increase, AS.
4. Chicago, sl69.S2G262; increase 90.
Z Philadelphia. Sl2l .975.3sl; increase, 900.
st. Louis, si4.457,677; decrease 3.2.
Pittsburg S44, 713, $780, increase 263.
San francisco, 1886 67; Increase 95.6.
Cincinnati. sls,la9,390; decrease i,
Ra,imore ssl 80 aS deG Gearsa y
New Nst Orleans, $sii,2sa,7sl decrease 1872.
Louisvile, $9,e21,0i; decrease, 90.
Memphis, 1891 GA increase, $50.
Richmond, $3,S0S, IA: decrease, 1.6.
Washington. $34S2. G6l Increase cas- b 1872.
Z Savannah, A775. iAo; Increase, SO.4'
Forth Worth, $3,7ol ,s96; increase, ~.
Atlanta. s2,Hi.346; Increase, Bis.
Y Nashville, $2,4l7S93; increase. l5.l.
= Norfolk $685. SS; increase, IL.
Augusta. Ga, $1.G0S,ss3 increase, So
Birmingham, s., ,992: increase. 93.
knoxville, Sl;27o; 56l ;.o Increase, ~. o. 8
Little Rock, ssl6es5; increase, 81.
" ChattarOo5a, $753,l8S: increase. 176.
]. Jacksonville, Fla, $l,O27,3Ss: increase.
645.
Macon, $500 1874 Increase. $40.
Houston, S175SG.5S0; increase, 11.l
Galveston, SO 62S, oo0 incrs ca, 9; Ut l6;
7 Outside Si New York, ssoo,so3,s 9s; Increase,
Total Canada, 500, bal, 112; Increase, EOS.
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Conductor Killed.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
WILSON, Va, September 1.-Charlie G.
Williams, the Soung Norfolk and Western
conductor. was run over at Ford this
morning while shifting cars. and so
badly injured that he died this evening
at 6:35. He was a young man about
twenty-five years old.
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/. eH /. Z il p . Z = = &
in all lines of industry liberal buying by
railroads Of rails I1d supplies, currency
shipments to the country to move crops
increasing and with confidence MS e the ne
strengthened by the successful issue OF
the Russo-Japanese peace negotiations;
These latter, jointly with the increased
pressure OF supplies Of AGRICULTURAL pro-
duct at leading markets, have ind a dis
inct effect upon many eo ~ ~ yaiss
In scereals, cotton, live dnimals potatoes
and butter. 1t Is to be noted, however
that home products are strong and highs
large Eastern centers report marked
a ctiyity in all lines Of cotton goods, and
larger buying in clothing, shoes. milli-
merry, lumber, building material i,a an g. hnFa,
good tone, except in the quarantine sec
tons and in parts of Texas,
ing August 3lst number lGl against 1S9 In
1904, "a. fF4Hsf Ks .st'tt IN. ft-s.t
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Sept, J. :. 1906.
QUOTATIONS..

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. observation-disclosures.
$500 head, Market slow to weak. Steers, 3d. oqp
5 slockers end feedSrS ': sS, - Sofs
ers, S. 1871 Is: calves S2dN IIogs-l!eccipts,
400 head. Market weak. Mixed and heavy ne;nI
'ss o shG5nF es and se rousSs
ssasa.sS sheep eep1 Receipts. t,oSS head. Market
Arm Sheep }3oSQI5S5; lambs, f675qS.CO.
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RABl. VI AY.

sc HE'D UL4fI IN EEFFECT% MAY IS, 1905, N
"a TRAINS LEAVE kICFtMON u. xxi 81 ~
A 700 a. AI.-Daily-Loca for Charlotte, N. q. ~
II 80 P. M.-Dnily--Lm lted-Buftet Pullman Il \
sSsi Atlanta and Et rpllngham. New Orleans.
isi5 Memphis, Chat 4anoogn and all the South. Y
a555Ssi with through coach for Chase City, Ok
ford. Durham and Raleigh. 55&
500 F. M. Elk. Sunday--Chase City Local.
II 80 p Observation-Disclosures ready 80
.I8i6 p, NJ, for all the South. = 80
s5E${ 49, YORK RIVER LINE Eaa 5Ry3 9s
The favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond 1870 P{ NJ, daily, 4
s:15 r, M-iocnl-D ily-Except Sunday.
4:2O p. NJ Except !Sunday-For5 West Point,
g-f5il connecting with steamers for Bal sinprt
and river landings. Steamers call at York
town and Clay Bank Mondays, Wednas'5
days. and Fridays. and at Gloucester Poin!
ii and ALMONDS Tuesdays THURSDAY nnd
as e. AN M,lyf1xcept Sunday Local mixed fot
~ 81 West Point -, I ,~ 4, q, NJ, II
asa A. M.and 6:42a p. n. From al the south
&S:% p M,-Trom Charlotte and Rnlei n \, B$
SD x M,-From Chase City and mi etmsdi'tf
o..5 A. AZ M.MHatimore and West Point 34 I,
l0:iS a. sM,-Dally--Except sunday ana Mons
So. day;S5.lo ?. M daily except su u'Nl
From West Point 54 f ~, (. ,,,,sg9
8. w WEsTBuRY.D d. u. ~ Ri L mo "a, Va.f.
II s. Fl 3iARDWICk W. II. =, y :, - 1.o -
ii II. n il. s: SPENCER Gent; Mgr.
washington D. G s F5S
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i MONTAGUE and Willard.

rhe official returns from buchanan county
give Governor Montague eghty;lIres, mH1orlly
plurality Of forty three over Mr., swanson for
Governor The measro returns , Wh,en cnmG a ~
,iority' was forty-thyee and that Swanson was
In tho lead for Governor
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y ! ! z;AE!A!|||Nl!j|l|k
June Il. 1906.

~, t..
~, LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. 55
:, s:M a, Al.-NORFOLkb LIMITED, Arrlyee
tSS n vor ~ :29 - stops only at Petersburg
~ V:oo ~ a.. /, M,---CH1CAGO EXPRESS. parlor
and Ro "eT Service y petesy;sburg toLynchburl
CO. Gioaumibls Blueiied to Cincinnati; also Roah-
" ons % RI hnoxrie, and Knoxville to Memphis
q lz ra,.. = +; M;--ROANOKE IsXPR Ess Eos
ra aian Lynchburg. and Roanoke tl7g3
I, o . :W +. M.n-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. ALL
I I $Norfok $50 p. MA Stops only a. Peters,
puIE Waverly and Suffolk. Connects with y
steamer y! to Boston, Providence, New York.
Bn lt!niore and WashnsteG,. i,3 5gFsii'&
y, g M-For Norfolk and al stations taAt
o;?o3 P, NEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE. 4
p Z sleepers Richmond to Lynchburg and I.
ROANOKE, Petersburg to Bristol, Lynchcurg 70 4
Chattanooga Memphis and New Orleans Cafe
Z, 1890 r. n. ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke 70 \
Columbus Cafe Dining Car. s45 ta55S "a Va;
Trains arrive from the West 7.4a a. NJ. a:ot z
2. NJ and 9:1s p. H.; from Norfolk II 10 \. NJ
anda6:50 P. NJ. tsas9
Office No.. S3S East Main Street. Es.a$9
rs W. h. BEIyILLegi s G. III BOST4EY. sy% 5{
E, Gen'l. Pass Agt. Dist. Pass. Ast.#$
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. SEPT. ], 1905. s


4 ARRIVED. F5iE Il
Steamer Brandon, F1arnsy. Norfolk, merchant
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
SAILED. 5Ts st
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk m nd an (
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
q Steamer Luray. Graves. James River landings
and Norfolk, merchandise and passengers VAR
barge York. Holland, Wilmington Del.
wood. VI @ m z
PORT or WEST POINT, SEPT. 4, 1906
ARRIVED.
Steamer baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore, pas
sCngers and general cargo.
SAII4ED
steamer Baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore. pas
singers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. I, 1906.
ARRIVED.
n Schooner Henry Wilmington. Norfolk.
Schooner Henry Il. Peckham, Norfolk
Schooner Winfield S. Schuster. Boston.
SAILED.
Barge Kenty, New Bedford. W.
Barge Fannie, Boston.
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NAVAL STORES,

WILMINtiToN, N, q Sept. l,--sPIRIrs
81 81 s1f pI sgs' FSsssp,s
s So barrsis so rscep!s
barrels Crude Turpent .ne--Firm At ss,76ai@
and 'Sl25; receipts 1856 barrels. az
SAVANNAH, GA. Sept, 5l,.;,TuRpENTlNiII-- "a
sales, 100 barrels receipts, sos5 barrels; ships
ments lilo barrels .
TIN AND RosIN-Nothing doing.
coYToNsEEp OIL MARKET. {.
NEWr xpIRs sspt sss esssSss 81 sss
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moderately active at, easier prices. Prime
crude. I. o.. b. mills 23fI24c. prime summer.
yellow, 2ots iI3Oc.. off summer yellow nominal;
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STOCKS. g. DOWN
4. UNDER PRESSURE ( | !. { J ] ! | !.
Rallies Were 11alf-Hcarteel aid
&. Market Became Narrow
h and Dull.
LATE DRIVE UPSET '|' l' GAINS 5
Amalgalnatcd Copper and. and Allied lied
Stocks Center Of Energy
On arySidc.
(By Associated Prcss.)

NEW YORK, September livery
strong pressure was directed against the
stock market at the opening to-day, with
heavy sales at marked declines. III fact,
tho first hour Will be fur the busiest
for some time. trading IN that brief period
being about twice ns large as In the
corresponding hour Of the previous day.
Earlier breaks bore unlnistnkable owl
dcnce OF further forced liquidation, with
q strong admIxture or short selling. The
energies OF the bear side converged large
~ around Amalgumated Copper and al
lied stocks. though such Issues as Cana
dian Pucallc. as well AZ Reading and tho
Changers. were not spared.
Another factor for lower prices was
an advance TO . per cent. In call money.
This rate was apparently fictitious, how
ever, inasmuch as many renewals were
made until next Tuesday at 2 1.2 and
- 81 per cent 3t55 655 ISL
Prices recovered some after tho early
declines. but rallies were half hearted
and the market became narrow and dull.
1t was not until the late session that the
market took on It's hrmest tone. with
Increased dullness. Prices recovered to
ycstcrday's closing level, butt another
drive In the last hour caused fresh weak
ness. Final quotations were about the
4 lowest. 3{5
Bonds we're irregular: total sales. par
United States bonds were all unchanged
on call. i 5
The total sales OF stocks for the day
amounted to 100 shares. E5
MONEY AND EXCHANGE CLOSE:
Prime mercantile paper, 1-4@pi ~. Stcrl-
Ing exchange, steady, with actual bust
ness in bankers Bills, at s4s63O for de-
mand, and at s4.s4.30Isis4.35 for sixty
day bills. Posted rates. s4.S5 1-2Gl&4.S7 l. p
Commercial bills. 1854 IA. Bar silver,
U3-i. uMexican dollars. 46.
Money on call. firm and irregular; 2g3
per cent: closing bid. 3-4; offered at q.
1-4aS "a per cent; six months. AGA IA.
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BALTIMORE MD, Sept. l.-FLouR--sIeady.
wheat-Firmer; spot contract s9tse; south WITH
sahasSs.c; September asAe;; southern o white
o g. b,h n No Mha1e ~
Western, i SEX a63c Butter-Steady and un-
sna sMs al s
>;;hecse-Firm and unchanged. sugar-Steady
and unchanged ts
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INV cooDs hfARKnr.

Now yo 5RiiKt s ent. I,@satliNsfaactiorv buying
was stu In progress In the dry goods market
to-day both at first and second hands, and , a.
vatism, their disposition TO opsrate, ahead Was
accepted as an Indication Of Their faith In the
market. Prices were largely without change,
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, sapt. I, 1908.
GAZING 49, tt1{G &

Richmond Va, Sapt. !, 1908.
SALES.
Virginia Centuries 100 at AN: c.1oo at ssx.
Virginia 3s-t.6O1 at IS.
& STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
North Carolina a. c.. 191o.......... 10? -.
North Carolina es. l9ls............ 100
Va 81. New. C. and r. 1922...... 95
Ma, Centuries. %, G. and RI 1891. s5h
RAILROAD BONDS.
Georgia and Ain. Con. S.. 1945...... 1l2H -.
Florida Southern. 1913. .......... 100 y.
Scaboard Air Linz Con. LIST Is, 1885,. 905: =.
STREET RAILWA YHrocKs. Par.
Norfolk Railway and Light rco....2S Is Il
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par
Atlantic Coast Line com. 100 16S -.
r., r. and p. Div. Oblig 100 rs =.
r., r. and +. p! C. guar. 100 30s -.
Seaboard Air Line pfd.........l00 " SO.
< BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
American National .....,...-......loo Is l2sh
Broad Street Bank........,.........25 = $50.
81 INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and lMartne........sz6t IL h'f...
Virginia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, - 70
~ MISCELLANEOUS.
Va Car Chem. pfd.. Sp. c....... l00-I05n 1M
Va. Carolina Chemical com........ 100 :? -.
Va, Car C. CO.. Col. TT. & p. c....... l0c -.
(. y u 3 q s u
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported by Rodgers, McCabs & Coz
PETERSHURG, VA, Sept l.--PEAN UTs--
Spanish M arksl hrn, At si.la per bushoi W.
chine picked 9h9sAc.; Smelling stock, 2G2Ee,
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE. OF STOCKS I'm NEW YORK.
sAtEs,.

800 A. G, Ii, cotn....u.......l
1000 Amnlgumatcd Copper SO.
/, ! 100 Amer. Car Ind FOlin...,..
200 Amer, Car and 1ro,in., pfd.
American Cotton Oll.,....
1900 American Tobacco, pfd.
900 American Can 800. .........
400 American Can, ,pfd.......
2 400 Amer. Locomotive, COM.
100 Amer. Locomotive, pfdn.
$500 American Sugar i..u..t.n.
q, 900 A., T.iand 8. re. coil1.....,
2,UO A., II. and 81. Fc, pfd....l
$500 Baltimore and Ohio.....
1G,7m Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Canada Southern ..........
rs. 800 Can. 1'ac.. ex. div. y CO.
2,4o0 chesapeake and Otlo.....
2.3C0 Chicago Great WESTERN.
22.4W Chi, Nil. and st. Patll....
\ $500 Colorado Fuel and 51ron...
300 Colorado South, com. 49,.
4 200 Colorado South, 1st pfd. j
400 Colorado South. "a pfd..
1900 Clcv. Gin, Chi. and 81. l..
Chattn. and st. Lolils.....
100 Consolidated Gas....,...
! LEGO Delaware and Hudson...,.
Deli Lack. and Western.
Wt7W Erie. COM. ....,.,.........
$500 Erie, list pfd..............
1900 Erie. I'd pfd .............
100 General Electric ...........
$500 Illinois Central ..........
$500 Louisville and Nashville.
K 100 Manhattan ..................
~ 200 Metro. street Railwny....
800 Mexican Central n.........
3,lW Mo-. Kan. land Tex, com.
! 1900 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd..
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| TRADE CONDITIONS

u ii (By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK. September Isl radstreet's
september opens with fall buying ap-
,Esss a.ly as Z, mLxlmum, Marksa activity
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FOR NEW YORK

Il Via Night Lane Steamers Except Saturday,
making Connection In Norfolk wlth Main Line
shin following day at P. NJ. also Norfolk
and Western Ry, ut o a. NJ, and 3 r.. NJ, and
Chesapeake and Ohio 2y. at 3 A. NJ and 1 P.
M,,g3mnking connection daily (except Sunday
at Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing at
X r. = q. Boswell City Ticket Agent. sos e.
Afnin Street; ", r. MAYER, Agent, Steamer .
Wharf; II b. WALKER, v. p. and T, NJ,
New York. N. Y &5#
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STEAM BOATS.
.nLD DOMINION
u STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
.Night5Line For Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening (toot Ash
streeD at p. NJ. stopping at Newport News
on route Fare $3.50 one way. 81, 50 round trip,
Including stateroom berth meals SOC, each.
Street Cars to Steamers Wharf.
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". $. refundlng rs. registered \. ........... 10
" 3. rcfundlng Is, coupon. 10
~. 81 3D., registered. 10;
". $. &c, coupon. 1o4
Y. s. New 4s egistercd ................. l3s
u. s. New As, coupon 13;
y. g. Old 4s, Registered ....G......... 10;
u. s. Old ~, coupon 10i
Amorc can Tobacco a., certinca tes......... Il
American Tobacco Ga, ccrtihca les .......... Iii
AtchiEon general Observation-Disclosures. !. TO-
,Atchison adjustment Observation-Disclosures. o
Atlantic Coast Line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bait more and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 10;
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 0!
Central OF Georgia Observation-Disclosures II
Central OF Georgia lst Observation-Disclosures. 0i
Central OF Georgia "a Inc.................. 81
Chesapeake and Ohio AVS. ........ 10.
Chicago and Alton Observation-Disclosures. IL
Chicago, b. and Quincy new 4a.............. l9
Chicago r.. L. and Pacific r. II. 4s........ 81
Chicago Il. l.. and Pac.8 r. r. COL 5s..... y
C.. c., G. and st. Louis gen. 4s............1 10.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
X BALTIMORE MD. Sept. l.-Seaboard Air
Line common. 23H asked; do. preferred, 43h
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The leading futures ranged as folowsi
-5'7 'sT1l1it~-FtWEE OPEN. HlHh. Low. Close.

Easy. No. (. spring wheat, s2c.: No. s. ss s.
! yellow, 64Ac. No. . oats, white. s7Ae; NJ.
white g27s No ne Sie GI91 d fe ~
;4sc No i hnxseed. sl.o6: No. ,northw estern.
wa Mess pork per pound AZ Ss SIa. o iafS
Is G5dS Is; short clear sides boxed S. S7itGp
ARR Wh!sksy basis I; q high x,res al
creamerics, l7Qieohc.: dairles, lGis GlShc,
cheeseFirm at l0ltSc Egss7iss s Drm a.
hrsts.. l9hc.; extras 2ltsc ..-.
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middIng gulf, ll.o6; sales, 9S,70O bales.
Cotton quiet; mLddlIng. o,95; gross Iecelpts.
Total TO- day ut all ports-Net receipts. 10. SS
bales; export to Great Britain. 454 bales; stock.
y Sonsolidated at all ports-Net receipts. 81,
bales; export to Great Britain, II. loo baas; 20
France 81 500 bales: to the Continent, s. s6l
bales; ia Japan. lG3 bales; TO Mexlco LOCO
bales.
ceipts, i6,99S bales; export to Great Britain, 454
bales, ut
NEW ORLEANS. La, Sept l,-COTTON-
Snot Quiet; sales S75 bales. including 10 70 ar
i've and 100 (. O. b., Quotations unchanged, -
" Futures opened steady With light tradtnE.
Tho Fluctuations We're, numerous and tairly
doInT a profitable business. The market opened
Gan points down. and unfavorable New YORK
liver Covering by shorts caused rccov-
nrw az 1870 points and 40 points above last
eyenings finals, Late In the session reports O.
rSin Texas were received and PRICES eased or.
rhe market closed quiet With not losses OF ig5
Cotton futures steady, September. 1914; 90
tober TO- bTGSiO5s November, l0.bsglo:sl; De-
cember lo67GDl0.6s; January, 10 l6dDl0;;7 s; Feh-
ruary 10, S2dDl0,S4; March,, l0.S9Wlo.Sl April
io92dlO9i May, lo,osall,oo
PRODUCE MARKET,
NEW YORK, Sept; - I, 1; I;1.,. ana
Steady. Rye-steadyi No, Western, 6'c' Bar
'syW,lh eatnspot firm; No, 2 red. s69sc Options
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SE<ABOARD.
AIR LINE RAILWAY

l-9.lgys &
TRAINS INAyt: tt Saliaa md Allai,
Wv a. ~ srnuoard Fast AaIl--Savaupahs
s.-o iia,cK,onyille. Atlanta and southwest
10 100 r. III seaboasa ExpressSa xanh 'scS'
WV sonyile. Atlanta and sou'nWess'
TRAINS ARRIVE RlcIiAlOND'
o.s5 4. M.-From FLORIDA. Atlanta aaa sautn'H
1 - y Nm .-Erom Florida. Atlantis and South
II west, - -, ,,ntr,s 55t t
ESQ i; M ,,-un -. w. Al. TAYLOR, &
y, >: DIST XIII Pass. Agent. city Ticket Agent.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

4 Chicaeo Terminal ls......... ............... as 81
I Colorado Midland 4s..............,...r..... 70
Colorado and Southern 4s.................. os7s
n Cuba is certilca es 100
| Denver and Ria Crande 4s..,......,....... l0li1
| Tisters Securities Observation-Disclosures 81 z
| Erla prior lien ls lO2h
i FriS Genera A. ............... "a
! Fort Worth and Denver city lst........ III, g
| IIockinp Valley lllh
Iap1n III e snd Ea!y,e ned
| Manhattan con. gold As .................... 10i
! Mexican Central list Inc 2th
1 MINI and ST. Louis 49, .......... S775
| Missouri Kansas and Texas As............ 1924
| Missouri, Kansas nd Texas eds. .......... S6A
| National r. r.. OF Mexico con. 4s........,... 81
| New York Central gen. ......... 99h
4 New Jersey Central gen. 5s................ 1914
1 Northern Pacific Is. ,!........... 1855
S:;:S's $i'i ::
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Pennsylvania conv. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1906 &
Reading. General 4s......;............. 1g.7s
81. Louis and Iron Mountain con. bs....s117H
81. Louis and San Frnncisco fg 4s........ SSM
st. Louis Southwestern con. is........... s3h
Staboard Air Line ..................... 90H
Southern Pacific ~ [onered) ............. 45h
Southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :oA
Texas AMI 81 Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1913
Toledo, st. l.. and Western is........ s6h
Union Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1861
Union Pacific conv. 4s....................... 1874 K
United States Steel I'd 5s.................... s7s
Wabash lists .....E.................. llsA
S Wss1sh R Rse ~. ~
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s...............&8l y
WISCONSIN Central Observation-Disclosures. a4}a
Japan Gs. I'd series. lCOs
Japan 44s certincates............... 9l%
Japan AS I'd series Observation-Disclosures. 81 n
Colorado Ind. 5s. series !A..............,... fe III
Colorado Ind. IS. series B...............y.. 70R
Southern Pac. list Is. certificates SI7s
Nj. and o. Collateral Trust As lex. nt.) y9 :
Central Aof Georgia Sd Inc. .................d19
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2 Spot cotton. ulet: mIddllnR upIanuS, IU.V
mlddng gulf ll?0; sales, Is. 100 bales,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-21
- HOW IT WAS DONE
Supervisor Rain Submits His Report
Commercial Clubs Work.

The final results of the census. an
nounced today by the state census hu-
reau. are the first official figures to be
given out since the exclusive announce
ment in T he Journal Of July l.,
which was complete to that date. The
slight difference is due to additions dis
covered in the checking that followed.
A comparison CT the official figures
of July as published by T h j r.
n al, and Of the final official figures
after all checking and additions were
complete, shows that the differences in
the various wards were about equal pro-
portionatelv. In one case, the seventh
ward, the difference is but sixteen, out
Of final total Of 16,362.
Local Supervisor A. A. D. Rain sent
letter to George T. Wright, assistant
superintendent for the state work, ex-
planning the work in Hennepin county,
and the cooperation Of the Commercial
club committee, known during the TAX
ing of the census as the citizens COM
mittee. Mr.. Rain said in part:
I divided the city Of Minneapolis into
ninety-one. enumerating districts and
| twenty-five in the country. These dis
! tricts varied in size. Many of the emu
| merators finished by the 18th Of June,
| while It took others until the last OF
June. Their work as whole was very
| satisfactory. We found many obstacles
| to overcome The directory company had
| just completed it's work and the city as
| SCISSORS were making their rounds at the
same time, which confused many house
| holders The school closing and many
! people leaving the city for pleasure re-
sorts were further handicaps. I took