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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01

The Lowman Hill football team was
defeated by the Lyndon team Thanks
giving afternoon by the score of II
to o. Superior weight tore the West
side boys line into shreds and the
Lyndon heavy backs were able to go
through for consistent gains. Several
of their men topped the $50 mark and
Topeka boys received me treatment. at
the hands Of Lyndon and do not com
plain except in regard to the referee.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01
IN YIELDING MOOD.
strong Indications That Turkey VIII
Surrender to Powers.

Paris, Dec. 1.-Advices received by
the foreign Office here indicate that
Turkey is going to yield to the de-
nlands of the powers for the financial
control of Macedonia. The interna-
fionaI fleet has not been ordered TO
leave the fsIand of Mityleue for ag-
gressiVe action elsewhere.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01

Young Jay Green-I tell We. Lester
Doolitte is a sport FIR youl life!
Abner Appledry-I amt noticed it,
pertickerly.
Young Jay Green-Ye amt? why.
whenever a drummer or anybody gives
him ten-ceht cigar, ne saves the
band Oif'm it and wears 1t as long as
il holds together on the h'-cent cigars
he buys Puck.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01
26 PERSONS DEAD.
Fifty-fvc Wounded Record for l,cer
Hunting Season in North.

Chicago, Dec. IA dispatch to the
Tribune from Milwaukee, Wis, says:
When the hunting season in Wiscon-
sin and Upper Michigan closed last
night, all records for casualties among
hunters had been broken. There are
twenty-six dead and flfty-five wounded,
some of whom may not recover. The
usual number Of the wounded and kill
ed were mistaken for deer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01
BILL IS S25.OOO,OOO.
Japan's Charge Against Russia for
Maintenance of Prisoners.

Toxic, Dec. General Baron Kurolxi
who commanded the japanese right
army in Manchuria, viii leave Port
Dairy tomorrow for Japan.
The balance in favor of Japan for
prisoners expenses is estimated at sos
100000. Tt is believed that this sum win
be devoted to the development of the
interests OF Manchuria.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01
NEW WARDEN NAMED.
Major G. S. Young Is Made Head of
Leavenworth Military Prison.

LeavenwOrth, Kan, Dec. 1.-IaioT
George S. Young. Eighteenth infantry.
mas been appointed warden Of the milf
taIy prison at FIT. Leavenworth. The
old federal prison will be turned oy-er
TO the war denartment January j. for
the purpose Of a military prison.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01

Chicago. Dec. IL a. nl. temperatures.
New. York 90. Boston Is. Philadelphia -
IS NashlnEton is. Chicago "a Minneapolfs
%. Cincinnati - St Louis %
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-01

Chicago. Dec. 1.-Forecast for Kansas.
SNOW or rain tonight with colder IN west
portion; Saturday generally fair ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
THIS DAWN HISTORY
Filth

l5g . y il
1e14AThomas OYerbury poisoned In the
s Tower with an envenoned clyster
contrived by the Earl Of Somersnt
8sts and his. Countess. III y
4 17oa-Ielders Prussinn city, surfen-
dered Ito the Duke of = Marlboro /,
after having been blocka ded, Il pom :
Ell barded and reduced to q heap OF
ashes. i .s "A, Is. J1ss VI n I ya "A
1882 Permacoll, In Hlndostnn, stirrcnn-
dercd by tho British to Hvder Ally
and the French.
17s5-The French National Assembly d.
rected that Il copy OF the Dictionary
of the Academy, with the notes and
additions II IN the margin deposited
in the library of the Committee Of
Public Instruction, be delivered 70
the booksellers, and that, after
new ono be completed. 1t be returned;
$4,000 copies were printed. - ". q .s.475
1so4--Aaron Burr and his second. MT.
Swartwort, arrived at ST Slmonds,
8& Ga. on d vsitto Senator Butler. S
1s2eLThe gold fever which had struck
the tarolinns extended to 4 Georgia.
where digging for this metal, was
carried on daily ss d }i.4;,
a e37--IIenry Brown, n soldier OF the Rev
55 olutlonS died 3at Boston, Ohio aged
1O4. He was at the battle Snf Bunker
Hill iand3othei, engng emen IS. Z i5gs
1S3e-AIattheWsC1. Carey, "a celebrated print
s err and bookseller of I, Philadelphia,
81 died He was a native Of Ireland md
q. ii II q man OF! great activity. and 4beneyo-
s3SsElence His writingsGn are numerous and
&.sig well known
4 s5fThe steamer Cfry Of philadelphia,
seven days out from liverpool, with
$40 passengers, struck upon Cape
l Race and! became a total loss. The
&. passengers were saved.
Il s54-~The British consul to the Sandwich
6sss Islands presented his protest against
Ysia tho annexation of those Islands by
the United States.
1s55-Tllea cornerstone OF the Public l.i-5
fss braryr In Boston laid. ~ tx NJ
1ss2-T3attle Of Antietani or Sharpsburg,
3tii Confedcrntes. 40 der General Robert
E.. Lee. IS, 900 strong; sFederals com-i
manded by General George b., Me
Clellan,5numbering $4,000 men, Com
federate loss killed., and wounded
5000. Federnl loas. 2,4oo. The Con-
fcderate army remained on tho hard
fought field the entire daySafter the
MI battle and retired across tho Poto-s
mac night5of@ Septembers1 81 4 s62.
1see-'rhc Georgia House Of Representa-
tives passed tho! bill excluding negroes
from the Jury. Indians attacked gov
eminent troops under Colonel For
sythe and held them In siegeifor three
days. Fl ~
1s74-A Chicago and Northwestern train
went from Fulton. Ia. to Il Chicago,
19a miles In 142 minutes.
1eo1-A party of British ,troopss under
Major Cough were surprised, near
S$ Utrecht, shyfa force Of Beers under:
General Bothn. The British losses
. 5wero reayy; the Beers captured three
guns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
Tho quotations are as folloWs:
Tho quotations are as follows:
Danville Tobacco Market.
Gas Reported by Dibrell Brothers,

DanvIlle, VA Sept, 10, 1906.
The farmers continue 100 busy cutting an(
curing to market their tobacco. Wa DO moi
think that over IS per cent, Or possibly 20 POI
cent. of the crop In the old belt bright dis
triot Is left on the HILL and by next week prac-
Ideally the entire crop viii be housed and WI
Will then begin To- have large receipts
We have been taken to task BY some OF o,,,
the shortage In the crop In our last weeks
report, and somo OF them say the quantity In
the old belt Will be 70 per cent. short or last
year. un1uestionaply, the tobacco Will weigh
gu, lighter, and, this Will be further reduced
..ilring', Of the bottom leaves. Still, takinu
tbs entire bright belt, we do not think 1t will
fall far short Of last year N quantity
There has not been enough new tobacco sold
on our market yet to quote prices satisfactorily
but thsr is every indication that pio-. vii
average last year. In fact, we might say ",
look for q higher, average. The chplart'r Of
this crop Is such that the old mahogany wrap,
pers, Witch have beer so dull for The pas
year, should be easily moved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s-F1OUR-stcady with
a moderate demand. Minnesota patent, t1.754
SsS nsssS9 ba1s ys F sasa II
n %. Buckwheat Flour--steady at s..ao0..50
cornrneai-Qulei; fine white and yellow. y ,259
tS5; coarse. sllGll.lG: kiln dried s3o5aaio.
s; yef1r 1osainf, az Western &c Harley
Whsatl S gaSy;;f IS 50. red she slexaa, Or
Options unchanged: September. s;Aass?sc.;
Corn Firm: No: :, cpsac: elevator. Options
5SAc. May i9Mc. Oats-Flrh mixed, alit1
,s ssfssas sy:r FAMILY sas ,! slSsss9 psqs ff
E,10.J1I1L06. CMt Meats Steady; picked bel
lies. Ok lo;sc per pound; picked ehoulders g
Western n'ss Steamed eaI qetned a1iet Con
tiEen.. $50: cotnponnd, s5.G2lxa 10. poTx-
steady; family sl75pgIs. %; short clear; s1sa9
i So @ess sat-
s.. 7Sfls So. 1urpentIne- s,eady at si1I ls5c..
Coffee Spot Rio: quiet; No. invoice. SEE,
mild steady: cordova; 1871 Futures steady
moiasses sugar, 2jsc refined. dull. confect:on-3
ers' A. sis; mould a. S;e5; cut loaf and
crushed g1sdert Z, sin grann,za , Gd
Moasses-Tlrm at aGa5c.
Butter--Fl7n and unchanged. cheese-Firn,:
state ,small. llAdilac.a Esss-Elrm and IN
Potatoes-Irsh, steady: sweets, dull and .un-
Peanuts and Freights-steady and uncharsed.
CHICAGO ILL. Sept. lt.-Front-t taking on
large scale led to weak es nish y the wheat
Der delivery was down ,sfaMc; corn is UP 1s1
&c: oats show a loss OF Nc; provisions are
practically unchanged.
ff.< S,,t,, y,eyoH foc fntf,c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
500; yearlinss, sasoa5.eo; lambs, s57597ss
Western lambs. s5.75l7.60. l3

THE VIII F'--1seef ca.tle-prlces were steady
at quotations ae follows: First quality. pei
pound, 4G>iisc.; medium, per pound. 3ld3hc.;
bulls. per pound 2G2lEc.: thin steers and COW 8.
per pound. 2G2tac.; oxen, per pound. a3c.
each, sfaii3o9 90; common each. ssIio.c0. Sheep
and Lambs--The market WINS steady as follows:
Sheep, No. fat, per head $2.Jol3.Oo; do, per
pound, 3I3lsc.: do. No. 2 fat, per pound. "a
PIC: do. old bucks per pound, 2fl$c do.
common. per head. 81. 50G2o0: spring lambs pei
pound, GGIc Calyes-Recelpts wern light and
the demand was good. The nlarks. was !. firmer.
rough, heavy. each, s5splo; choice calves from
nearby points, BY railroad were quoted at 17aG
Sc. per pound. s5lE 5fs II l5 ~ i4
Il NEW YORK, Sept ID. -BEEvEs- Receipts.
none; nothing doing; feeling steady caEss
steady. Sheep and Lambs-Is ece!pts: ., sos head.
oGod sheep steady common dull lambs slow;
$3.50 lambs. s5.50ts7 Is Canada lambs, 100.
Hogs-Receipts Isis head. . Market dull. r.s b
UNION STOCK OK, S ], PlTTsnURe. PA.
steady. Choice, S. aoa5ss:s prime. s5i5a5.;n.
Hogs-R eceipts light: market active: Prime
heaviest 90; medium and heavy workers..
5,5e:A trughs. sla5Go. 4 sheep-suppiy }sh,:
market steady Prnasweihers ;;a S ri. Is cons
mon, sl.o9M3G 90; Spring limbs, s5Gl i.25; veal
Bss 1SeHSN ss 81 t ssR sIs eay
common, s2a2. 75.5s Sheep st eaiy at asaaL5O.
Enthusiastically Mt a. 81 E,,i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET,

:, FIOUR-Market fairly active at qpotations
Receipts liberal, WHgAT--nseelp light ana
market for pre 1ry s Yaea
their merits. Seed wheat wanted q g q 4
cents per bushe over No ssTea, cp nt, a.
seed In good demand SRYE,-In good demand;
tIAY--Receipts are COMPOSED mostly Of ~. z
mixed, all OF which are dull Clover not
wanted, Nod Timothy and No, mixed con,
finue In, good demand. Heated and 9dAn'ased
hay hard to move .!553 M
POTATOES -Reccipts light and demand good
WOOI@--Continues active with very light re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
CATTLE MARKETS,
RICHMOND LIVE sTocE MARKET,
(saIes Ut Union Stock Yards,

Richmond, Va, Sept, 49,, l0o5.
Report OF the live stock market for tho week
ending september nth;
sMGlMc,; common to fair, saS,4oc!i best heif-
ers. 4atMc.i a few extra higheIs medium to
best, SllSac,; common to fair, eQf2Xc.i bulls,
eh GD9H o.; CALVES. 6d6isc,; cows and calves }2aQ
Ia, Sheep, 4 SIX @4ac; common to fair. s1,Y
Sc. old Gull sheep, lMlp2c.; best lambs, GAG
s sa hsaa ta'g sea ish sask Ss
Hogs, 6a6c.i few extra, GMc..
y Prospects good for all kinds OF stock,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
u n. ~ q,
u COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Sept. ls.--The cotton market
opened easy a. a decline OF sGfd points In re-.
sponse to lower cables, good weather and
further pressure from local bears. There was
considerable demand from the account Of
sforts covering Tor over the week end how
ever and the market following the call stead
led q couple OF points from the opening figures
with October relatively nnn and selling nearly
even With December at q, net advance OF
points Trading WAS InOdeptely active at
frst, but the market later was very quiet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
DRY GOODS MAHKHT.

NEW YORK, Sept, 16.--The week in tho dr.,
goods nlnrket ended with orders OF moderate
Extent, but buyers were less Inclined to hold
cut for CONCESSIONS, which the seller I would y
MAS still very general ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
I4ynchburg 7onacco Market,

7stli n "a LynchbNrg, Vat3 Sept. TO, 1915,
Sales OF loose tobacco. on the Lynchburg
market for the two weeks ending September
Is, 1905, reported by John l., Ogiesby, Of
Sold week ending September sth (prlmings).
5000 pounds sold week ending September l5th
5septcrnber 18th. 70, 200 pounds; sold from Sop
TENDER IL 1905, to September Is, 1895, 1920
pounds sold from September !, 1904. to Septem-
Dor 10, 1901 ICE, COO pounds; Increase from 1905.
IL, COO pounds IA }N Il
Tbe receipts this week wore all primngs,
which ranged In price from $3.50 to 81 80 per
100. There was some lots that sold for less
than sl.50, which was more or less damaged,
The size of tho .prlmings indicate that tho
tobacco Will be OF good size.
Tho quotations are as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

chanHed. receipts, 6io barrels. Tar Firm At
b; 2reccipts 152 arrea.g Crude Turpent'flc--
Firm, at 215aig5 receipts 1 h q RI S,
ctiet al Del sales 1i2 cnshs, fece lpia, no
IA shipmenis,s l54 esaka. w. Rosin- -1rirln,
saas 2. 200 barrels: receipts. 2,sea barrels; ship
Y CiiXHGEyToN; s. G.., Sept. ie.--TURPEN-
TINE AND notwithstanding doing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

| CHICAGO Sept ls,-CATrIt - = Receipts. 2G0
head AIarket nnshanged NalSe a bssy aG s3S
psms steely s52saysS; POOR 70 m aesII ~
Market strong to Be-. higher Nike. ma butch
sls COED heavy s5a9S ig; I E. sSaj
s a bulk Of sales &c. s0aN Co. sileep--Hecaipts
1900 head, Natives IS. 9oap5,oo; westerns. 2oV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

BALTIMORE MD. Sept. le.-FLouR-Firm
tract, siGSlMc; NO. 2 red. western. ST.. Qs5i1c'
southern by sample, ease, X. Corn--s trong
Flrmer; No, mixed Soa3y1tc. Rye-Flrm; No.
western oSe pu ttsas and unss shSy ,
ia die, Isal0n.; store packed, l5IiGc, IIggs-
81 eaiy and unchanged at 22c. Cheese----FIrm
and UNCHANGED Mt l2A 8l2,sc, SuGar--St eady
q nd Unchanged tf1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

Pennsylvania COW. s,ss.................... 1o5
Reading General 4s,.... l02
ST. I1ouiB and Iron Mountain con- 5s.....1l71i
st. Louis ANA San Francisco fg. is........ 50 d
ST., Louis Southwestern con. As. .......... SSH
lEeaboard Air Line NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Southern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. nJh
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures.
Texas and Pacific 1sts. 1854
Toledo ST. T.. and Western 4s.............
Union Pacific l06it
Union Pacific ronv. Observation-Disclosures. .l35
United states Steel I'd MISUNDERSTANDING 81!
Wabash 1as ISL
Wabash Deb. Observation-Disclosures. 163
Western Md. ......................... S9H
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s.......... Oil
Wisconsin Central 49,. ........................ 95H
Japan fs I'd series. 1CO;
japan 4iss. certifca ties 90t
Colorado Ind. 6s, series A.................. 71I!
Colorado Ind bs, series B.................. ~
southern Pacific list 4s certiilcates...... OF
n. ana o.. Collateral Trust 4s............ 9ah
Central Of Georgia Sd Inc. ................. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

cOTTONsEEtoi OH MARKET. ri
NEW vol Sept 18,--t0t ton.ecd oil WAS
quiet. but fsteadler at about AZ. advance . on :
bids. Prime crude f.,o bSnls Soe.t p, URINE
nominal prime white, 2a1aaDoc.; primo winter
yellow, cQc.@ i3t af hf{54 $6 2i,4 4s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS..

Chicago Terminal ...............i. 45 Il
Colorado and Southern Is. A.. 9aa
Cuba g. cert flea tes . 105 an
Denver and Rio Grntde ~. -. 1914
Dlstillery Securities 5s.............t.!.....l8l
E EIis G Gsiss ioa lssi
Fort Worth and Denver city 1st......... u3
Japan c. certificates iOlH
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s..........,5l y4N
Manhattan consol gold 5ls. j.. l04H
Mexican Central slia
Mexican Central LIST 24ts
MINI. and ST. Louis 4s. Observation-Disclosures. 05h
Missouri. kanHas and Texas 49, ........ ~. 1929
Missouri. Kanans and Texns Eds. ......... SEX
New York Central gen. SIS ~;
NOV Jersey Central Ecr. IS. ~. 1S4H
Northern Pacific 4s......,.................. l65s
Norstern Pacific 3s...................... 77s
! Norfolk and Western con. 4s............. 103 :.
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s..,.........l 1865
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
!, IDrBRsBuRa PEANuT MARKET,

Y pETDRSBURd -PNANUT. MARKET,
iReported by Rodgers. Afccabe and Coz
pIsTERsBuRG NJ 1 se r il l o.
Einia-s Market weak at sts8SAc for fancy
Stock; machine picked, az a3c,; Smelling stock
at 1%Gp2iac. 9f4
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NAVAL STORES.

wILMINGToN. J n, d, Sept. l6--sPIRITs
TIJRPIlN'rl NIl--Steady apd UNCHANGED; re-
ceipts, 10 casks Realistically and un-
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MARINE 1NrE1,L1C1nrOE.

h
PORT or istcHM ( SEPT. 49, 1906
Z Steamer 1ocahontas. Graves, Norfolk: m NOR.
chnndlsoiand passengers, virginia NaSiea'tt.o y =
NJ. L. L. ~.
Schooner silver Star, Williams, James River,
wheat, Warner Moore ana SO. Ns
,%iT4as 5t5fLl5 SAILED, M i. al II. i n
Z Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, mcrchan'
disc and passengers, Old Dominion lne.
Barge S~nnsboroai Scott, Petersburg, llsht.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. 10. 1906.
'f5s15F. .ls1B ARRIVED. e.
K steamer Bayport, 13os.on. 3e s#y III
y Steamer 1'r0gan, Norfolk. d, IS I
!. SQhooner w. r.. Houston. NORFOLK. a, 8
Schooner Fannie c. Bowen, Norfolk.
Is Schooner q. II. Brown. New York.
Schooner Thomas w. lawson l'oston.
+ BargofW. II I Conner. Fail itirer. ZEN.
z largo Hamilton Fish. Providence. s}
/ Barge Drattanla. BOSTON,
. Barge Boden, Boston. sf1
6 II ~ 9fil5 ks a SAILED.
n Steamer Hest In, NorfOlk. gsl 5SSt8
steamer Hcppoytc. Port Antlnio,
Steamer D,iinas, Port Antonio.
Steamer Bayport Providence.
Schooner William C.. Cnrnagie, Bost ton. H
schooner Lucy T. Friend, /, Newb,,,ry Port. {
Schooner Rodney, Parker. Plymouth.
schooner Benz. Firth, bangor.
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Is, bo0i, 10;S sprng patents, s4,God5.25. No. 9
sprns wheat. ssqsse;: 81. s5diS!s.; Se. y, 2
lev. sac. No, . oats. Csc. No white. eoisg
s9c, No. 8 white g7.a g2sNc: No; 2 rye. G7hsis
mating, 4oa4sc. i No j haxseed, CSC; No, !
northwestern, s1.o2; prime Timothy. seed, So. 70.
aeFs pork, per barrel. SO 4adl5 so; lard per 40
short clear sides tboxed) ss.76Gia.0o Whisky.
basis OF high Wines sl.g9., Clover, contract
Included, i7c.: nrsts, 1916; primo hrsts 2oisc |;
extras, 22hc p Cheese-E Easy. Mt llI1l}sc. But
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cclpts. g ,its.
qiict s5j tt gls s.. sS y Il
BUI-rER--Srarkct4 continues active at un-
changed quota lions; light receipts. III
EPOtfLTRY-- Receipts liberal and market quiet
at the reduced quotations. \.
n SiRG1SlAiS BACON-Mn rkett continues fairly
active With light recel ;. i, !.
h RI0C EIl,rs FOR THE WEDK-Hy n at. az 40
els; rye eSG bushels; flour. 800 barrals; hay
ISIS tons: ,niifeei. l9l tons.
b STOCK IN EELEVATI1R--Corn, ?s23 bushela;
oats, si,75l bushels rye, e.1H bushels.
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MARKET ANIMATED
AN. AND ] , |! HIGH.
Stocks Rushed vi. II Last Last Hour
to Highest Figures OF
=5:t Week
THE BANK STATEMENT II, !, E |I:: y
Chesapeake and Ohio Reflects Ref Gets
Strong Showing Made Its
"a Annual Report.
BANK STATEN EMIT.
nv Associated Press

NEW YORK. September 16.-There was
y burst of animation, with tho closing
dealings in stocks to-day, making tho
I last prices the highest Of the week. and
ut considerable gains over last weeks
closing.
Ak To-day's market was very dull until
after tho appearance Of the bunk state
mcnt, and was similar to It's predecessors
OF tho week In being largely professional
In jta character. The undertono was
strong throughout as confidence was
strong that tho banks would manage to
! conserve their showing Of q surplus re-
1 scryo BY the shifting OF loans to the
trust companies and other institutions, as
was done last week.
"a The appearance Of the bank statement
( Justified this confidence, and was follow
cd by the final outburst OF demand. which
ducton, while very heavy, was only about
1, two-thrds as large as the unparalleled
I contraction effected last week. The de-
\ cline In cash reserves WAS up to the c0m-
+ mon expectations.
w The special strength Of Canadian Pa
clnc In the market was due TO o. report
of an offer for the purchase OF the COM
pany's land holdings. Chesapeake and
Ohio reflected the strong showing Of Its
annual report. Some special demand also
4 continued for the Wabash issues.
" The total sales OF bonds, par value,
amounted to sl.Z30, 0O).
" The total sales of stocks for the day
amounted to S2. leo shares. I'd
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U. s. rcfundlng Is, resistered.......... 1od
u. 8. refunding 2s coupon................. 1ol
U. $. So. reglatersd. 1oi
III 81 "a. co,Dot, ). ...,..,.......... 1O4
III s. New Al, 5raxistered q ,,.t.....,.... 1S4
". IS. New a.. coupon Observation-Disclosures. 1874
Il. s. Old ts, registered. Joy
III 81 Old isFTcOu1on III, ....... 1OJ
Z American To,jacco H. certi lea ;ns ......... 7t
American Tobacco tE fcat ca z. :. ". 11s
Alci,ison General Is 1Gi
A,chison adjustment Observation-Disclosures ss
Atlantic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures. 10l
Baltimore and Ohio s4s............,........j 70!
baltimore and Chic a.ks g
Central OF Georgia ~
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
TOBACCO MARKETS..

Richmond, va, Sept. 49, 1906.
Tohacco-Dnrk Flred-Market continues very
quiet with very little doing. Receipts and of
feringa very light Brights-Unchanged quiet;
light receipts, Sun-Cured-Market continues
about steady at unchanged prices, with very
light receipts. IS ;3e.f5
EoTE--We advise shippers to avoid too high
order as much of the tobacco coming In Is
damaged, and when such Is the case It sells
far below, market price 1870 NJ. asyi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17

+ MONEY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
Money on call, nominal; no loans. Time
loans, steady: 60 days, 3s-+ai+ per cent;
30 days. 4I4 IA six months. l-t ~ 81.
cent; sterling exchange. easy. with ac-
2tua business in bankers bills. Mt 34s5a
1886 for demand. and at H.$235aSi 81; l0
for 60 day bills. Posted rates, $4.S3 l-2g
ti.Si 3-4m3i.S2 b-g. Bar silver, G2. Aiexi-