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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
GIVEN "A LUNCHEON.
Horse Show Association Judges
and Wives at Deep Run Club.

E On yesterday the Officers OIL tHe i11oFse
Show rendered the judges, their, wives
ond5Ea few friends luncheon 8at tho 9t
Dcep. Run Hunt Club. About thirty
guests accepted and drove out ITO the
aportyflfttle club house on the Hermitage
Road
A party of ten went out on the road
coach ..Nimrod,'' driven by Mr. Carmen,
one of tho harness Judges. Luncheon
was served at small tables. after which
the club pack was Inspected. The after
noon's amusement ended with half
milo dash on the race track, In which
were entered Mr.. Leigh Pages king
OF the Turf; Mr.. J. r. J. Anderson,s
"Hildcgarde.' and Mr.. Forbess "Whir-
windp Mr.. James Hyde acted as judge
of the match. 3@
The horses We're sent away from tho
half mile pole in the back stretch, and,
running, Tapped together to the three;
quarter post, broke into the stretch neck
and neck. In the last hundred yards Mr..
Pages king OF the Turf" ridden by
Mr.. Jennifcr, drew away, and won by q
length from "Whirlwind" with Hide
garde" close third.
Mr. Forbes was UP on "Whirlwind,"
and Mr.. Anderson rode his "Hildegarde."
Mr.. Page received the congratulations
of his friends. and was somewhat 'set
M until Mr.. Hyde announced that the
race was selling affair. and that the
winner would have to be sold at3auction.
Hon. Adam Beck bid $50 for 1.-THE King"
but declined TO pay the money when the
horse was knocked down to him.
Amongst those present were Mr.. and
Mrs, Fairbairn, Mr., and Mrs. Carmen,
Mr.. and Mrs, Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Beck, Mr.. Wlllets Mr., Hurkamp, DR..
Shirley Carter Mr., and Mrs, John Kerr
Branch Miss Branch, Miss Zelle Branch,
Miss Dunn, Miss Osterloh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas N, Carter, Mr., and Mrs. Allen
Potts, Mr.. and Mrs. Spratley. Mrs, Boil.
ling. Mr.. and Mrs Labouisse, Mr., Leigh
r. Page, Mr., Ormond Young, Mr.. Jenni-
fer, Mr., ]. r. ]. Anderson. MI. James
HYDE,
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mond. Wednesday night she performed
over the jumps as one of the leswick
Hunt team.
The brown mare did not go well and on
yesterday Mr. Morris became alarmed
and called in Drs. Ferncyhough and
Smith. Both veterinarians pronounced the
case to be lock jaw, and ordered the high
Jumper to the hospital, where she Is be-
ing treated with ant-toxine
DIR. 5Ferneyhough said last might that
tflee mare had "a chance Of recovery. but
iltN is known that recovery in lock- Jaw
Is very small. rs
1t Is said BY those who arc familiar
with the mares performance that she
would have proved a formidable soppon-
ents to Heatherbloom in thc high jump
Ing contest to be held tomorrow night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
Two Cases Decided.

In the United States District Court yester-
dav the fury. acting under instructions from
the court, brought In n verdict for the de-
PENDANT IN the sass Or WILLIAM Horah vs. tho
40 oO0, Horah is a negro from North Carolina
Who lost both legs while beating a ride on y
rain OF the defendant company. He claimed
man. &GA !, IL.
entered In tho case OF the Government VS..
THOMAS Watts, a negro, charged With embsz,
element from the Ua!ted States malls.
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS in NEW YORK

SALES: {
s,1Oo a. G. L. coin.n...u....n.
20,ioO American Shelters ........
2O,N0 Ainulgtmntcd Copper ~.
$500 Amer. Car and Foun. ......
900 Amer Gar and ,lToilno pfd.
70Ol1tmcrlc;Ln Cotton OIL. ......
r American Tobacco, pfd....
100 American Can ...s...........
so American Can, pfd ..........
81, 800 Amer. Locomotive, rotn..,
100 Amer. Locomotive. pfd....
Geo American Sugar ..........s
$500 Al, r.. and s. E'c, corn. ..,..
700 AZ. r. and s. re. pfd ......
G,D0J Baltimore ind Ohio.t....
1920 brooklyn rtnpld 'l'ifliistt...,
i 100 Canada Southern ...........
1860 Canadian Pacific ...........
1900 Chesapeake ana OhlO......
$500 Chicago Great Western.
1880 Chicago. Nil. nnd st. Paul.
s,iO Colorado Fuel md 1ron....
400 Colorado South. com.....
100 Colorado South, 1st pfd. !.
GOO Colorado South, I'd pfd. -.
Clev.. Gin. Chi. and st. l..
flf Chm tia. and 81. l-ouls.u...
300 ConsOlIdat ted Gas ...........
1900 Delaware and Hudson......
Del. Lick. and Western.
~ 100 Erie. com.... ................
Erie. LIST pfd.. ...,...........
700 Erie, I'd pfd..................
800 General Electric ............
y an il,,..i,, f,p,,tr,,i r-"t i +Has.
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Southern Railway,

SCHllDULE IN EFFECT MAY Is. 1906. 5f{ n II
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
100 A. 5M-Daiiy-Local for Charlotte, M &t4
1880 p. M.-Dally -Lim ted-Duftet Pullman to =
Atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans,E
Memphis Chattanooga and all the South,
with through coach4yf for Chase City, Ox-i
ford, Durham and Rale Ugh. 3s 4sfs Az
100 r. MEX. s.Sundav-Chase CITY Local..tts&S
II 80 p. Observation-Disclosures ready $50
P. NJ. for all the South SSSS5s
"a YORK RIVER LINE. II IL
!, The favorlte route to baltimore and Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond 4:go p. M..l5i daily
except Sunday ~ M. ti35 & -, u fS "A
2:16 P. M.-Local -Daly-E3cep Sunday. y is /;
4:20 r. M-Except Sunda y-For West Point.
connecting with steamers for baltimore
s and river landings 81 Gamers cal at y rk-s
town md Clay Bank Mondays We1nes.l
t days and Fridays and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds y r. esdays,} Thursday and
e I'LL SatIrda va S5
AIS 4: M.-fxcept Sunday Local uni raai Tor
West Point. 5R3sS yfaisSES
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMO Nd.
G:53 a. NJ and G:i2s P. From all tho South.
35 p. M.-From Charlotte and Raleigh. iSE aa "a
:4p A. M,-Trom Chase city and Intermediate
e:e5 A. NJ. --Baltinore and West Point. iS3Ss
10 :d5 A. M-Dall y-Except Sunday and Mon-E
day; $40 p. NJ, daily. except Sunday
3$ From West Point. S3a{s IL 4 s533 gs8
c. ". WEsTBURY. d. p, A., Richmond. Va !:
4 S. II. IiARDWICK. w. H TAYLOE,t
va p. T. NJ. G.. p. A., 253s 35sS4s
FL b. SPENCER, Cent Mgr FL ~ ID
Washington. D.. G. g
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MARINE INTnLLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND OCT, IL. 1905.
Steamer berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
( Steamer Pec2hontns. Graves, Norfolk mer-
chnndise and passengers Vrslnia Navigation
barge Carolina Cox Philadelphia Pa. coal,
A. ID. Landerkin Co.. Inc.
SAILED. g,
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line,
Barge Delaware, Farbrouthers, Petersburg,
tRinrse sharon Inll, Batterby, James River,
wood.
PORT OF WEST POINT. OCT. IL. 1905
ARRIVED,
Steamer Charlotte. Murphy, Baltimore, pas
strgers and general cargo
Steamer Elm CITY. Haynes, 'Mattaponl River
Landing, passengers and general cargo
SAILED,
Charlotte, Murphy. baltimore passengers &na
general cargo. ,,,,n1.
passengers and general cargo .5sS5g
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. II. 1905.
ARRIVED.
Schooner H. L. PGckham. Bangor.
Schooner J. r! Tcel, Boston.
~ 1,is SAILED. ~ j.
Steamer Bcleta, JAMAICA.
Fargo Majestic Providence,
Rarge ,I3r!ttania, Allyn's Point. - h.
barge ". u. si3ecker Pawtucket.
"a Schooner r. II. Barnum, Charleston.
s s:ahss 6. .. Buchanan charleston'
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NV! a! H5!j1|k&W5S|b| /:

N. October 1-Ia0s.

OCt)Der
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. IA sss
300 a.. M.--NORFOLhl LIMITED. 81 arrives
Norfolk ;?O A. M. Stops only al Petersburg.
Wayerly and Suffolk, . l5..33sT
L 9:05 a. MIST LOUIS AND CHICAGO EN-
PRESS. Inarlor Car. Broilers Service Petersburg
to L!nchburg and Roanoke. Pullman S!eepers6
Roanoke to Columbus. Blueheld to Cincinnati
also Roanoke to Knoxville. and Knoxville 70
Memphis Cafe Dining Car Roanoke to Will
Hanson. 3s 5-44asl 55f 5yS
Farmvllle. Lynchburg and Roanoke. $500
&E 3 100 T.. M.-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. @Ars3
river Norfolk $50 p. NJ. Stops only at Peters,
burg Wuverly and Suffolk. Connect Wit n
steaners 10 Boston, Providence, New York.
Baltimore and Washington. s.' s# ~ k,.b
7;2b i. NJ For Norfolk and al stations easts
80 =. M.MsNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman sleepers Richmond to Lynehburg and 1
Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol. LynchburE 20 Z
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans Cafe
80 p. M-WESTERN EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Richmond and Petersburg to East
Radford, and Roanoke to Chicago. Cafe Dining /
Car. . -.
p M. and 9lS P. NJ; from Norfolk IL A.. A.S3
"I or Ss' No SIS East Main street ! y, J,
W. q, ABEYILL, c.. II sBOSIAEf,
Qenl Pass ACT. Dist. Pass a Ct
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Mr.. Brooke Taken Sick.

Mr.. Howell Brooke. a we'll known gen,
tleman OF the city, was taken suddenly
n while witnessing the Horse Show last
right, and had to be taken to his home
IN a carriage, A physician who CHANGED.
to Occupy a box adjoining the one In
which Mr.. Brooke was seated, reHeerrd
such aid as could be given prior to the
time the carriage was called.
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" CaXh ouotntIons WfFe MS lOIIoWs-T r IUuF.. =
Firm. No. 2 spring wheat. S5,sGSSitc.; No q
S.slsGc.; 40. T. red. s5A assNc.t No. sScornt.64Qp
Siiic.. No . yellow. :5isdbac. No.: OATS
ms.c.: No . white, 2ols ISDAc.; No. 8 white
SIsissl.t. No. 2 rye. e9kdioAc. Good feed.
ing barley, ;5flasc, fair TO choice mating, ioef
ISc MOL naxseed. Soc No / northwestern.
s. "a. prime timothy seed. s2E. Mess pork.
barrel slse,s Lard gss 40 nou snds
clear sides boxed, s7.s71s.O1. Whtskey, basis
OF high wines. $3.50. Glover, contract grade
SleJ Butter-Market firm; creamery. l7i:G
Nlac: dniries.a lGhgl9c. Eggs-Steady at
mark, eases included, l7Ac,: trsts. Isle; prime
frsts, eo,.c.; extras e:l4c. cheese-Flrm at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
A RICHMOND NEICE IS
REMEMBERED IN WILL

Especial 70 The Tmes-DlsRatch:J @-,7
CINCINNATI, OHIO, October il1.-Byl
his will, probnted to-day, Elijah Goombe
d i an estate estimated at $3.50 900.
His son. Harry, and his daughter. Carrie
tiles Of 81, 900 each are left to Mary, Jane
Thomas, William. John. Joseph.and Elijah
Coombe and Amanda Volkmnn, Of Rich
mond, Va The latter was the fayorite
niece of the deceased. t5f 4g
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MRS. LOWELL, WELL
KNOWN WOMAN DEAD
(Ry a ssnclnted Press J

(By ASs0cluteU FTtSSJ Y
NEW YORK, October 12.-Alrs, Joseph,
Inc Shaw Lowell universal suffragist and
phIlanthropIst. died to-day at her home
in this city after brief illness, Mrs,
Lowell was n sister OF Colonel Shaw, the
that was mustered into the Union army
commander Of the first negro regiment
in the Civil War, She was the widow
of General Charles Russell Lowell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
DR.. Biting to Go to St. Louis.

The Rev. W. 9. HIKING. d. D., pastor OF Tho
Mt. Morris Baptist Church. Now York, resigns
Second Baptist Church Of st. Louis Dr. Bit-
ting Is a son OF the Rey.c.. @. biting. D. D..
who was for years pastor Of the Second Ban
guished aiumnus Of Richmond College lie has
many friends In Virginia and the South. Who
Will he Interested IN the change.
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MARKET IS ACTIVE
WHEN on. DECLINE &c Ne
Further Speculative Liquidation
Brings Stocks Oh Oh the the Market
III Large Volume.
PROFITS TO THE BEARS
No Advance Except In Scc,1ri-
tics III Speculative Pools--Ad-
dresses Of Bankers.
NV Associated loressN

NEW YORK. October 12.--s,ocks III
further speculative liquidation came upon
Tic market in large volume this morn.
ing under the continued Influence Of the
Same factors which started the decline
Yesterday Later the market became
very Irregular with occasional rccoyerlcs
But the principal activity was Whlo
prices were declining. The recoyerics
we're duo In large part to the taking
Of profits BY bearish traders who had SOD
short earlier and there was no revival
of active operations FOR an advance GX.
cept III tile case ora few stocks which
are III the linndsDOf speculative pools
When the noncyprate opened at per
II would rise above that, practically un.
rate BY the National CITY Bank. , II
was Inferred from this that d corrective
in speculative circles by the parhgraphs
In the bankers address. which were made
most OF IN the market Yesterday. : pe eha
la!lvc opinion was inclined to take the e
ground that while Il warning aHhhSt
speculative excess was Intended. there
was n desire to convey a dstrnst OF the
present level OF prices. Tho large nrr,-
walls Of gold. amounting TO $3.50, 900. were
consigned 10 the bank which made
the principal loans on the stock eXcnanse.i
The time money market WAS called y KY,
firm and II was reported TINT tendsII "a.
were inclined 70 scrntnize more closely
as collateral come Of the Industrial Sc
curltics III whic!, there hive been , re-
cent active speculative movements. me n,
stocks was due 10 a public .rcport 81
Uni control. Wisconsin Central was still
strong under he Influences, o. ,Yes,er.
day's rerort or a Erie project In tina.
property. The hav's net changes were
mostly l,nimportant.
r,onds were irregular. Total sales. par
value. 81 5000 United States bonds were
MI UNCHANGED on cnll
Total sales Of stocks were 800 shares e.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE: CLOSE
Money on call 1rm. : 1-tffG per cont.
closing bid : IA: offered ut g.. Tine
money. firm: 90 5dava and - days. 5fI5 x:
sJx ,nor,ths. 3-:S5 Prime rlerr nnt'lc
napcr ms IA rnr cent. Sterling exc.,a- 60.
Urn, With actual business IN bank"rs' bills
~ 1850 for demand and at fS2 goo
/! 50 o1 rfr co-Sar hills. Posted rates.
rs 1-pSi,s2 and ss.eflIi sc 51-2. CONNER
cf,l bills Net 3-4T4.H rs. Par silver.
+ Il 81 cents. Mexican dollars A IA cents
L e b . ' 81 4
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High links" Has Lock-Jaw,"

jump ana for tho worlds record jump on,
Saturday night, was Aeen to BIO unwell
at Lynchbnrg show, but recovered sum.
ciently 70 be able to come on 70 Rlch-
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Legitimate at the Biiou.

Tho young romantic and classic actor
Mr.. Daniel Ryan, will appear In this
city for a weeks enlightenment E0s
repertoire this season includes such we'll
known plays as 'othello, "Riohard III"
Musketeers," Monte Christie" and ''The
Lady of Lyons and others. He will sue
coed "a Son OF Rest at the Bi1ou
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Captain Christian President,

(By Associated Press)
NIAGARA FALLS, N. y. October Ia
Tho Association of Funeral Directors to-
day elected l.. Y, Christian. OF Richmond
Va, president.
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II NEW YORK. Oct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s.!
head; no sales; feeling steady, Dressed beef
o. head feeling steady Veals s5dl9. Is. Dress
ed calves firm; city q dressed, s!:gls'se per
pound; country; 7hWise, per s,.Y pound; dressed s
Sheen and Lambs-Frm, to 1oc. higher. Sheep
s3,50df5.25; tops. $500 lambs, s7,e5GS0o; culls,
$500: Canadian lambs $3.50 Hogs-Rece!pts
4 $40 had. failing Stealy. M Sa
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COTTON MARKEIa.

NEW YORK Oct. 1o.-rhe cotton market had
n severe brenl. to-day under bear pressure and
liquidation., arising from reports THAI frost
had caused no material damage The close
was well up from the lowest, bur stu showed q
net loss OF 1lfa15 points. Sales were 10000
bales The opening was steady at an advance
OF J poin, to Il decline OF points or about in
line with the cables Reports OF frosts in the
northeastern and central belts attracted some
wire md commission house support, bu, local
professionals were very hearsh on dcnla!s that
temperatures had been low enough 70 nc tuaiy
XIII the plant over any important area, and
couragcd by large estimates for to-inorrow's
receipts at Houston and hearIsh private estl-
mnte OF the crop, After declining l2Ml5 points
below last nights figures there was a rally
OF AT5 points covering, hut following the
late forecast calling for warmer und generally
fair weather In the South Tomorrow the lis.
again broke and in the early afternoon shaved
n net loss OF slG5.2 points There WAS naturally
n good deal OF covering mt tho decline. and
In late trading the market was fairly steady
on reports OF steady Southern spot markets
and large exports 4a+fs
Receipts Mt the ports to-day were 1910 bales
against 4Oy75 last week and 1921 last year.
For the week festlmutcd, $4,000 bales against
As, IA last week and 1866 last year. To-day'a
receipts at New orleans A,o37 bales against
10492 last year. and nj Houston 1900 bales
against 1895 last year.
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For New York.

Via Night Limo Steamers Except Saturday.
and Western Ry. at . a. NJ. and p NJ. and
che apeuke and Ohio Ry. at 9 A. NJ. and 4 p.
n. Inakng connection daily Except Sunday
at Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing ut
r. "a BOSWELL, City Tlcke, Agent, sos T..
Main Street: J. II. MAYER. Agent. Steamers
Wharf; Fl. b. WALKER, V. r. and 7. NJ.
New York. N. y. ~
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
Richmond. Va, Oct. l9.s lSo
...l. -.Na..--. QUOTATIONS VI, ~ -tt
CATrI.E MARKETS..

y CHICAGO, oct. aAcATTLE-. Receipts. lo,C0o
ers and feeders, :2.t0a4Oo; bulls a 90: heif-
e5a5 calves ss1 il9gs,FsG,ei!pss,
Shippng and selected, s545I5 70;s q pigs and
rougi,s, $1,000. shoep-Recepts 10000 head.
Market higher. Sheep, s?.,..5Gl5,60; lambs $50
s CO. lH7 sL H.t@ a. .5-!Fst.
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Begin Protracted Meeting.

DR., Hoge, OF Jackson. Ga. will begin q pro.
tracted meeting at Eenable Street Baptist
Mr. b. D. Cav, pastor of East End Rap-.
list Church. VII begin 1 = week Of prayer and
personal work next sunday Prof. Porter. Of
Tile pastor win preach every night.
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and Miners
Transportation CO.

Boston, Mass. and Providence, r. l..
steumers leave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday.
Wednesday,, Friday and sunday. For Proyls
r. NJ. Passengers and freight taken for all
New England Points. Tickets on sale ct G. and
o. Rwy. and n, and w, Ilwy, Offices and
No, $40 East Main 8Htf
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Pennsylvania conv aAs.................... 1o4ss
Hcnding General Observation-Disclosures. 1915
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s...... 1l5A
st. Louis and San Francisco f. 4s....... SDis
st. Louis Southwestern con. 4s............... say
Seaboard Air Limo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S9A
Southern Pacific 36A
Southern Railway 6s......................... 12l
Texas and Pacific 126
Union Pacific 1855
Union Pacific conv..t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1875
United States Steel I'd Observation-Disclosures. sSh
Wabash Observation-Disclosures. ITO
Wabash Deb. 7lIt
Western Md. Is. s7,s
Wheeling and Lake Erie is.................. Of
WISCONSIN Z Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Jnpan S.. I'd serlcs.,..... 9sM
Japan AIS. ccrtnca tes. 90h
Japan 41s, I'd series. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9oA
Colorado Ind IS, series Observation-Disclosures. q h
Colorado Ind ST. series .B .................. 11H
Southern Pac. list as. certincates..... y6%
81. and o. Col. TT. Is (offered) ............. 99k
Central OF Georgia Sd ,1nc.................. Y
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STOCK NJ

Z l4 DILTTMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. Oct. i2,-Scaboar,. Air
Line common. NOT quoted. Seaboard Air Line
preferred, I3iaAai.
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+ 4t.s,f.
Flour-ruil. Observation-Disclosures. Corimeal-
Firm Rye-Quiet. Bariey-Dull..
WheatgEasy; No. 2 red eoAc. elevator. OPP
lions nc. net lover. December. 3litc.; May,
corl,.@I,irm: elevator. No. .. siHc. Options
NC nc, lower. December, HSc.: January.
5i&c.; May, 50hc. OatE-Flrm: mixed. :3aaic..
iicef-Steady. Cut Enthusiastically Lard
Firm; western steamed, .7G5: refined STEADY
continent $3.50; compound. *5.S2;sa".sItt.
.rork-Stcndy. TaiIow-steady. Rosln-Stcady.
TurpcntIne-Dull ard ensy at 72fp72isc. asked.
q Coffce-Spot Rio quiet; mild quiet; cordeya.
,eGiyc Futures barely steady net Q points
highcr TO 5 points lower. sngnr.Raw, nrm;
fair refining 30 l-isc.: centrifugal ss.g
Ii-i5c.; nioIssses sugar. 2sta2,l3-lSc: Tetined.
oyiet Ricc-FIrtn. 5ioiasses--St eady.
: B,ttcr--E:asier; creamery. l5saI,2lc. Cheese
Quiet and unchanged Eggs--Firrn and lun'
Totatoes-Steady and unchanged. Peanuts
Quiet and unchanged. Cabbages-Easy and
unchanged Freights--9uiet and unchanged
: %(,o,tonsced fO!l--Eirm anu moderately active,
Prime crude. T. o.. b. mills. fsI2rec. prime
summer yellow. :5aI.6c.; prime white 2a1su
.9c.; prime winter yellow. :sisG:9c
The, Northwest had 4 bcayah Influence to-day
on the wheat market here The effect, however,
was Ia reely neutral!zed by drou:h rnrlors from
Australia OF tn. close for December delivery
wheat was or Afiasc.: corn Is Edo%n itc,; oats
md provisions ARE practically unchaaged'
Z, The leading future. ranged rs foilows:,
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sTEAMB BOATS.
Nld Dominion
w. Steamship Go.
Night Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening (foot Ash
Streot) at I p. NJ. stopping at Newport News
en- route Fare 81. SO one way, s. 90 round trip,
Including stateroom BERTH; meals. bOc each.
Street Cars to Steamers Wharf. @
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ID e. II Richmond,
IN ~ n. Fredericksburg a
1sznzussxx,r.u,u-w Potomac r. Fl n .aij.{S&

sz1zzEnaazEz,znzz1 Potomac r. r. ls@s II
Trans Leave Rohmond--N orthwarda
4:la a. M.--Daily-Byrd st. Through. iti
6:46 A. M.-Dniy--Main 81. Through. iy ' ~
7:25 A. N.-Week Days-Dlbn. Ashland AosS
$40 a. M-Dn'ly-Byrd Is st. Through. Locaal
1905 noon-week pays-Byrd St, Through. js
400 P. M.-Week Dnys--Byrd St. Frede:iok1sB
burg Accotninoda tion 81 531,ie
sos 2. M-Daily-Maln ST.. Through,
Gao P, M.-Week Days--k,lba Ashlnnd T.; Ao-s
sos ?. M@Datiy-Byrd ST. Through t5 80 II
Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures
6:4o A. M.-;Week Dnys-Elba. Ashland Acs3
$3.50 A. M--AVeek Days-Byrd ST. Fredricks.S
l55 burg Accommola ton. VI WI !sl
s:35 A. M.-Dally--Dyrd St. Through. D,
2l4 ?. M.-paI!y-Alain st. Through & III III
6:43 P. M,--Week Days-Dlha. Ashland Ace
i7.t5 p. M.--Dally-Byrd st. Through. z
900 p. M.-Daily-Byrd St. Through. Local
19:5O p. M.-Dally-Nain st. Through. fs2.
<. NoTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parlori Cars on
all above trains. except trains arriving Richsa
mond II 80 A.. M. week days, and local acconl-
n,odations. s5 Il tss III ls
Time Of arrivals and departures and connee~}
tons not g1ia anteed As. }4a z tGs
w d. Duke, CIV Cu1.p w P. TAYLOR,
Gen'l. Man'r Asst. Gen'l. Man r.. Trat. Mar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13

Cotton quiet; middlng, 1910; gross receipts.
1867 bales; sales. 6S,225 bales; stock 2a1 .22a
bales; export to France, sGs bales; to the Con-
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts, 44.7ia
bales; export to Great Britain, "A SOL bales: to
Franco, 400 bales;, to the Continent, 2e.0l9
bales; stock, s65.221 bales,M
Consolidated Mt all ports--Net receipts, ?SS 67i
bales; export to Great Britain, 53lS1 bales; TO
France, 1853 bales: TO the Continent, 77oie
hn les; to Japan 300 bales
Total since Sept embcr lst at oil ports--Net re-
cSipts. l,S50, $50 bales; EXPORT to Great Britain,
s?2H bales; to France, 104, SOC bales: to the Con-
ttinent, 40Sls5 bales; to Japan 1856 bales; to
Mexico, 100 bales.
PRODUCE MARKET,
MEN YORK. Oct 12.-FIOUR-Stead With
falr inquiry, Rye F'lour--Firn. Buckwheat