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LAST PRICES
THE WORST
Attempts to Advance Values
Were Dlsturbed.
CAINS ARE W1PED OUT
Strength in Early Dealings Wai Helped
by Hlgher Rango of Prlcea In Lon*
don, Where Feeling is Qreatly
Improved Over Eastern Affair
(By Assoclated PreM.)
NEW YOIJ.K. Oct. 14.-AltemptK on tho
?art of profcsslonal trftders to advance
?toek prlccs to-day woro dlaturbed by tne
dcvelopment of a number of weak potnts,
ln very much the same mnntiBr aa yoa
terday. Tho advancea whlch were nchlcved
mere In conaequonce generally wlped out,
and tho last prlcea wero below luat nlght h
aa a rule. Tne strength in the early dcul
tnga waa helped by the hlgher rango of
prlccs in London whero Ihe financlnl com
munlty felt great encoura'Kemont over tbe
piospect of avertlng hoatllitlca botwoon
-tunsla nnd Japan. ?? _
The stock markct altuntlon nt Pitlsburg
*iub much Improved to-dtiy, and recovered
valuna of Cruelblo Steol proferred went
lar to repalrlne the damnge done by
yesterday'n pnnlcky brenk. The reapon
?Ivfi pressurc upon T.'nltcd Stntes Steel
preferred whlch broke that stock ln
yesterday's innrknt, wns relloved In con
Keijilence. Tho i/fflcln] denlai of eome of
the rumora regardlng aomn ot the ln
duslrlalH Indlcated the actlvity of l>ear
maTrlrnnntors In dlsseminutlng tlie ru?
mora, and prompted to Bomo rocovery.
Tho weahness of tbe Amorlran Smelting
stocks aeemed to be asaoc.latod with that
of Amalgnmated. The vlofant break In
Amerlcan Caf stocks toward tho cloae
of the aenslon also had nn unECttllng ef
fect. The common fcll 3 3-8 nnd tho pro?
ferred 4 1-2. The promium eommlsslon ln
these. stocks Indlcated an over-extonded
ahort aieount, and tho coverlng by the
bears rnllled thom In the la*?.- market.
The cftect upon aentlment by tho later
break waa correspondlngly greater, ow
Ing to this supportlng Inlluence of the
market. No news rogardlng the property
waa known. Scveral nttempts wero made
to raily the mark'-t after aevcral polnts
df weakness had devoloped.
Tho resumptlon of the hearlng In tho
ITnlted States shlpbulldlng ault aeemed
to excrclse a depresslng Influence On the
tradlng. To-day'a rcturns of ratfroad
earnlngs wero generally favornblo, and
the dcclino In Imports and tho correspond
lng beneflt to the country s favorab:e
trade balancc, as reported by the Bureau
of Stnt.lstlcs ln tho September forelgu
trade roturn, Indlcated a favorable factor
ln tr.e exchange aituatlon. Eut thcae con
elderatlons falled to hold the lnte mnr
ket agalnst renctlon.
i.fnlted States Steel bonds gained 3-4 at
onr, tlme, but lost prnctloally all the
galn. The bond market generally was
lrregtilar. Totnl salcs. par value, H.t-0.
W). L'nltcd Htatea bonds were unchaaged
on the last call.
Total sales of stocks wero 4W.000 sharea.
MONEY AND KXCHANGF,-Cl_OSi;:
Aloncy on call steady at 1 Wlfl 1-2; clos
Ing bld 2 3-1; offercd at 2; tlme loans,
casler; slxty dnys, 4<?/41-2 por cent; nlnety
days, 5; alx months, fcig'i 1-4 per cent.;
prime mercnntlle p.iper, n 1 -_'or?> 1-2; aterling
exchange. sieady. with actunl busineas !u
bankr.ra' bllls at $4.fc.V50<_-I.85.K for demnnd
and at J4.S-.lSfl4.?-.25 for alXty day bllls;
posterj ralea, $1.83 and $4.S6 1-2; eommer
cial bllls, $-1.82; bar allver, CO 3-4; Mexican
Oullars, 46 1-i
RICHMONl* STOCK MARKET.
? Rfcbmond, Va., Oct. 14. 1803. /
BTATE BECDIUTIES. Blo. Atked.
North Carcllna 4a. C, 1010. 102
Va. 3?. New. C. an.l 11.. 1032.... 82H ?-?
Va. Oenturlea. 2-3, ('. and K^... '.>.'?, ...
CITY HECLTUTIES.
Rlchmond Clty 4a, R., 1920-1030.. 10S
H.WI.UOAI" D0ND6.
A. C. L. Con. Tr. 4p. c. 84
C. A. L. Con li.t 4a. 10.V). CT C*
KAII.ltO.Ui STOCKS.
Atlantlc Coaat Une pf.l.100 101
Cbenapeuke nnd Ohlo.100 -0U ...
Norfolk and YVoatern com.100 S7ii ...
Jlich.. rr^d. anrt Vot. com.100 ... 200
IUNK BTOCKS.
fitule Ilank of Va.I0n... 100
Coiithcrn Trust Company.ioo ... 124
INSUiUNCK COMI'A.NIES.
Vlrglnla Flre and Marln?.a 3S
MIBCELLA.NEO-S.
Va.-Car. Chem. ptd 8 p. c.100 SO S!?
Va.-Carolina Chemlcal coiu...,100 IS 20
EAI.T1WORB STOCK MARKET.
BALT1MORE. MD.. Oct. 14.-H*al>oar<l Alr
IJnt comnion, 1I*4?12H; do. prrferred. 20 bld,
Keahoard 4a, ftalJQtW. Atlantlc Coaal Llne.
common aud pri.fcrreo, notblng dolng.
COTTON MAEKETS.
NEW VORK. Oct. 14.?TU* cotton market
fipened atfgdy at an aitrancr nr 2 |i?lnii to a (le
ciine of 2 polnta, the jaina belng riue to the
hlgb cahles and rnporta of a brtter demand
from aplnnlng Intereata abroail, while tbe do
ellnea wcr? under reallzlntf na a re?ult of hctter
weather than nipected. No frnata were report?
ed, and ?blle tempprnturea Iu porthrru ncctlona
of tho bi'It were Rtlll ratlier low for the brat
deyalop'mont of cotton, tb? forecatt called for
warmer wcathfr.
For a tlne the marknt miod rory quiet.
ahrm-lnp llttle rbange from thp openlng prlcea,
but with the rocalpta runnlng bolilnd laal ycar'a
?n.I prlvate rnporta belng rcpt-lvcd from tbe
houlb tflllnff of Qroirr apot tnarkata, an od
Taudiig teudency aoon hecau.e nppnrcnt and
tradlnB turned more octlre. Tbere waa conald
erablc ooverlng by recent Pfllera un tbe adrnncc,
and It apemod to be a btttfr riemand from ont
?Ide annrcea, attractod by the predlctlnua of a
botter demand for ronanmptlnn nnd enconragpd
by tbe moro pmwful aapect of tb* far Eaatcrn
trouble*.
Tbe market aftcr reacbing a lerel net 10iitl2
polnta blgbcr on the acttTO niontha waa eaaed
off by reulltlug, bowervr. tbe pn.flta afforded
Ibe room longa by tbe adranTs of tbe day In
connectlon with thnac of yesterday provlng at
tniotlve, wbllc tbere wua alao ionr aelllng on
the reaotlou theory. Tho market waa flnnlly
htendy, net lOrrtlf. polnta hlgher. Salea wera
eatlmated at n.BOO halea.
Port recelpta for the day reached 42.SSO halea
agnlnat 57,763 halea laat ycar, and the eatl
rnatea for to-morrow's aaiea at leadlng polnta
were llgbt. Ejport? reacbad about 10.000 halaa,
maklng the total for tha'aeaaon aome 070.000
balea ncalnat 075.0O0 laat year. The Southem
tpot marketa were generally Qrm to iinrunnced
and S-lOc. hlfrber. and the New York apot
market waa adtanced 10 polnta.
THOMASBRANCH&CO
lit) j T ABLIBHED 1839.j
MEMBERS
Kew York Stook Exohang.,
Kew York Cotton Exehinga.
PRIVATE WIRES TO
PRINQIPALMARXETS,
Inveslmenl Seouritios
?-M- i 4 4 ? H ?? a f h + M H H M +4 f?+#Hf4 ? ? ? I ? H444+W++4444++
1 Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
+<? + M ? +++H+H t4-++?r44^4-H^*4~?-H4-/* ??????+ +44-M-f?H*
8ALE8:
Op?n.
Br Ttiomas Branr.h & C#, Rankera and Etokera,
Amerlcan Can com.
350 Amcrlr-an Can pfd. 29
Amerlcan Bnuff com.
Amerlcan Snuff pfd.
Amcr. Colton Oll com.
inoo Amcr. Docomollvo com... 12
1700 Anur. Docofnotlvo pfd... 70%
Amer. Tobncro pfd.
7800 Amer. Car and Foiindry.. 21%
rV7? AtnerlMn SttgRr . 109%
18713 A., T. and 9, Fa com.... 64%
121B A., T. nnd R. Fa pfd.... 87%
103800 Amalgamated Copper.... 8?%
8330 Baltlmore and Ohlo. 73%
B3*W Brooklyn Rap. Tranclt.... 32%
27M5 Canadlnn Patlflo. 117%
860 Chcaaponkft nnd Ohlo.... 29%
1200 Cannda Southern . 6114
/JO0 Colorndo ROtlthern rom.. 11%
300 Col, Southern lat pfd.... 48
Southern 2d pfd.... 10
Mll. and St. Pnttl.... 136
It, I. nnd Pao. 24%
Ftiel nnd Iron. 28%
Oreot Weatcrn. 14%_
. J? C. and St. Li. 70%
225 Consolldatod aOs . 171%
Del. and Hudson.
100 Dej'., Dack. and Woat. 231%
1220 Erle com . 27%
700 Erlc 1st pfd. 66%
400 Erlo 2d pfd. 47%
2oo Goneral Electric . 141%
1377 Illlnola Ccntrnl . 129%
760 Doathor . 6%
1850 Dotilavllle and Naah. 97%
1600 Mai.hAtton . WM*
3200 Molropolltan . 103%
420 Mexican Central . 10%
Read
W Col.
llOfoiChl.,
5?>>ttuhl.,
1620 *Col.
2268 Ch!.
600 C,
SAJ.ES
Open.
. 88%
fiOSO Ml.isouil Paelfii
Mn? k. nnd Tex. com.
000 Mo., K. and Tex. pfd.... 33%
2900 New York Ccntrnl... 116%
600 N. Y. Ont. nnd West. 20%
1028 Norfolk nnd Western.... 66%
insno Pehhsylvntila .:. 117%
2510 ProHscd Steel Car. 80
410 Presfiod Steel Car pfd.... 70%
715 People', atl Truat. 00
26500 RcHdlnp com . 4f>%
Rcadlng 1ct pfd.
Vt) Rcadlng 2d pfd. 68%
500 RepuhllcI.nlidH.com.... 7%
2300 Republlo I. and H. pfd.... 56%
400 SIobs . 22%
Sloss pfd.
200 St, b. nnd Snn F. 2d pfd.. 44%
Seaboflrd Alr Ldno com.
Beabonrd Alr I,lne pfd.
360 St. D. and South. pfd.... 30
6470 Southern Paclflc . 40%
4300 Southern Rallway com.. 17%
2500 Southern Rallway pfd... ,1%
2000 Tenr.oRBCo Conl and Iron.. 27%
400 Texna Paclflc. 22%
31610 Unlon Paclflc com. 69%
,,.., . , 42.3 Unlon Paclno pfd..
26?i 26-41-5600 Unlted Statea Steel com..
' 4W00 TJnltod Btatea Steel pfd..
1400 Va.-Car. Chom. com....
Va.-Car. Chom. pfd.
300 Wnbaah com .
14(0 Wabnah pfd .
1010 Weetern Unlon .
1C05 Wlr.cotialn Central........
7(0 Wlsconsln Central pfd....
84
13
68%
18%
*io%
29%
81%
14%
35%
Hlgh.
88%
34%
116%
30%
57
117%
30
7014
fr>%
40%
'64
7%
66%
23%
'44%
?m
40%
17%
71*
27%
22%
70%
84
13%
68%
18%
'ii
29_4>
81%
16%
85%
JyOW.
87%
$$
H
117%
20
70
fo
46
63%
7%
64%
22%
"?%
30
39
16%
70
26%
22
Of/S
84
12%
67%
18%
29
80%
14%
34
69
L"'4
23
66
44
11%
19%
30
39
16%
70%
26%
21%
68$
S4
12%
68%
18%
89
IG%
29%
80%
14%
34
Total number of dharea sold, 467.700.
In the Rlchmond nuotn
y nomlnnl nnd doea not falrfy lndleat,and cloalng. bld and aaked. Soraetlmea the closlng btd ln lnactlve stocka li m?
rely ..
the prlca of the stock.
U. fl. rrfunrtlng 2a. reglatered. lOfltt
V. R. refundlnp 2?. eoopoo. 100%
V. K. 3?, reglatered. I07'^
C. fl. 3i, conpon. 109Vt
U. S. N?w 4a, reglatored. ,35
V. fl. Now 4?, conpon . l3B
U, H. Old 4a. reslJtered. $J?V4
0. H. Old 4?, cuiipou. ???
U. ?. 6a, rnflitered. }?J#
0, H. C?. coupon. i_Si_*
Alchlaon gencra! a4 . ?*'*
Atehleon adjuatment 4? . g?
Atlantlc Coaat I.lne 4a . ""J?
Daltlmoro and Onlo 4a . '"'-*
Baltlmore aod Ohlo S',_s. "?;,,
Central of Ocnricla f* . 'M?
Central of Georitla lat Inc. ?'
CDecape.ke and Oblo 4Ha . l2\{f
CbleagO and Altcm 3H?-.?. '},,?
Cblengo. n. and Qulncy new 4a. ?- j
C-letfO, M. and Bt. Piul gen. 4a. 100,4
CLOSINO BOND QUOTATIONS.
Chleago nnd Northweatern con. 7a. 1M*.
Cbleagn.i It. I. nnd Pac. 4a. 70%
Chleago. R. I. aud fac. col. r.a. 72
0.', 0., C. and Bt I/sqli gcn. 4*. 05%
Cblcagn l.-rmlunl 4a.'.. 73V.
Oonaolldl ted Tobaccd 4a. 02V4
Colorado and Ron'hern 4a. ?2
Denror and Itlo Graudc. 4a . 00
Erlep rlor llen 4a . M_*
Erlc fleneral 4a . Wt<,
I'ort Worth nnd Denrer Clty lit?. 103V4
HockiNg Valley 'l^a. 104%
Loillarlll- and Na?b. L'nlflcd 4a. ?*
Mnnhattan ryin. gold 4a. 100?
Mcxlcnn Centrol 4a . '0
Mexlcan Centrnl 1M Inc. 14
Mlon. and St. Loula 4* . 00',<j
Mlpu-onrl, Kan. and Texaa 4a. OT',4
MlMourl, Kan. and Texaa 2ds. 05V.
Natlonal R. B. of Moxlco cnn. *i. 74
New York Central gen. 3t.a. 07H
New Joraey Central gen. 5s. 1201?
Nortbcri. Paclfle 4a . 100?(,
Northern Paclfle 3. 'JVn
Norfolk and Weatero con. 4s. oa
Orfgon Shnrt Mno 4a nnd Partlc. jn
Pennaylraula codt. 3W?. "j '
Ileadlug Oeneral 4a ...???. ."?,,'
Nt. I,. and Iron Mmintaln con. t>?. 1?H?
St. Ix.uK and flan Franclaco fg. 4*. R'iS
Rt. I^tila Southweatern l?ta. ?a?_
Senboard Air Une 4a. '?
Roiithcrn Paclfle 4a . ???
Boittbern Rallway .la . }'*
Texaa nnd Paclfle 1-ta. 110
Toeldo, 8t. L. and Woatern 4?. -68 ?
tlnlon Paclfle 4a . 'W?
Unlou Paclfle conr. 4a.??? ??tt
Steel 2d 6f . ,?<$
Wabaah lata
Wabaab D?b.
lHt;
r,2?
WTieeUng and 1-vke Erle 4?. gj%
Wlaconsln Central 4a. ??
Colorado Fnol con. 5a. <?'?
M. and <">.. eollateral trnat 4a . 00
Central of Georgia Sd Inc.,. ?
Aprli . P47 0.47 0.47 040
M-v .*?** !,??'?,, p-4" ?:_o
iuiy :::::::: 6:54 b:u 6.45 _.*>
Spot cotton closed onlct, 10 polnta blgber;
mlddllng nplanda, 8.70; mlddllng gulf. 0.05,
aalca, 780 balea.
Cotton. quiet; mlddllng. 0.70; net recelpta.
11,300 balea; salet. 788 nal?; atoca, 108,46-.
"?r'otal to-day ?t all scaoprU?Net welpt*.
42,160 b-lea; export to tbe Oootlnentf 10,lb6
balea: atock. 440.600 balea, _
ConaolldaUd ?t all aenporta-Set reeeipK
1&U.474 balea; erport to Great Brltabi. <4.<.;3
halea; to KraLce. 7.024 balea; to tbe Contlncnt,
' i'otal bIdc'c September lat at all aeaporta? Net
rccelpW. 1.144.002 balea; eaporl; to Orea
lirttaln. 20.-..2S4 balea; to Krancc. 85.106 balex;
to the Contlnent. 317.777 balea.
PR0DUCE MARKET.
f HICAGO, ILL.. Oct. J4.?Increaaed prlranry
reoclpta with a reductlon ln ihe pr?mlum ln ttc
raah artlrlca were tnflurnrea tbat tendP.l to
wenken tho wheat niarkpt to-day. aud cloalng
pr|re? were wenk, Decembcr l*lng Vje. Jonjr',
ne.tmbcr rorn waa un Wfc, with oata off ?????
wbll'p rnTlalona eloiwd from 2V_?Be. lower.
lUt icnoiui luturea ranced aa lollowat
Opea. Hlgb. Low. Clo?.
WHKAT?Ko. 2.
I>ec. fn-w). - 79\; ! 70'i 7V. .8%
May . 70>? 70% 78% 78%
COitN ? No. 2. j. ' ....
Oct. 46% 45H 45U 46H
pec. 45tf 46% lo1? 45?i
May . 44!? 44% 43% 44
0A05T^,.7. 37 -7 30% 30%
i>?r . _7<_ 37'J 37% 37^,
May . 3S 38 37% 37%
MEBS I'OniC? Per bbl. -??
Oct. ,'-~
Jnn.12.15 12.22 12.07 12.07
Mot .12.30 ' 12.37 12.2$ 12.2.
t.,\iil"l?Per 100 Iba. _'
Oct . 6.R5 6.00 8.S21. 0.82
Dec . 0 82 0.02 0.87 8.87
j.n.0.02 ?.!?2 tl.87 0.00
May . 8.07 0.07 0.92 6.05 ?
SH0RT HIBS?Per 100 Iba.
Oct . 8..V) 8.60 - 8.80 S...0
j?,i . 0.60 0.62 a.45 0.45
May . 0.80 0.60 8.52 6.52
?.'u?h uuutMloo- wert ai tellowa?fLoUlf.
Bteady. No. 8 aprlog wbnat, 7S%c.: No. 2
red. 79T<,@80V_e. No. 2 corn, 45%<S45%cT Nn.
2 yellow. t7(-;l47'i,c. No. 2 oata. .10c.I No. 3
whlte, 35%4Ja8Vic. So. 2 rye, 54y.r>4',.c. Oood
faedlng barley, 40@42c; falr to cbolce maltlug.
MyoSc. No. 1 fluxaeed. 06e.; No. 1 northw.at
ern. $1.0.1%; prlnie Tlmotby heed, $2.80. Mc??
pork, ptr borrel. $11.26?11.30; lard. per 100 ,
pounda. $0.8766.00; abort rlba aldea (lonae).
$7.73<_.8.O0; dry aalted abooldera (boxed), $6.60
<30.75; abort clear Bldea Iboxcd), $S.124?8.2o. ;
Whlekey, baala of blgb wlnea, Jt._7. Clover. ,
contract grade, *10.50i_,11.00. Butter?fiteady;
creamery. 16%i820e.; dalry. 140j&lc8. Egga?
Steady at mark. caaea Included. lSitlOVjc.
Oieeae? Bteady ?t lliiRlIUe. Rccelpta?Wbeat,
200,600 biubda; corn, 425.300 buahela; onts,
415.4<>D buabela; boga, H.OOO head.
RAI/riMORK. MD-. Qct. 14.?FLOUR?Quiet
and uucbanged. Whcat?Flrm; apot, contract,
&3ti't^3ViiC.! apot, No. 2 red. weetern. 85%c;
Boutbern by aainplo. 72(B83<.e. Corn?Flrm;
npot nnd October. M % &B1 %c; aoutliern yellow,
604153c. OatB?Flrm; No. 2 whlte, 42Vjc;
aalca, No. 2 tnlxed, 40%^41c. Bye?Flrm.
Hay?Flrui. Orelgbta Frelghta?Quiet. But
ter?Flrm and nnchanged. Egga?Rtendy and
unchanged; freab, 22c. Cbecae?Eaay nnd un
chnnged. Sugar?Strong and ancbanged.
RICHMOITD GRAIN MARKET.
Rlchmond. Va., Oct, 14, 1003.
QUO-ATJONfl,
WnKAT?
Ixjngberry .f.88 (_S0
Mlxed .88 <a?0
Bbortberry .88 ?S0
No. 2 red .80
Va. bag lota .,.80 f_s9
CORN?
Whlte (Va.) bag lota.54 ?55
No. 2 whlto .S:i?a_;M
No. 8 whlte .83 ft!..-i8Vj
No. 2 mlxed . 63 ffiSSVi
No. 0 mlxed .53',.I_I53
*>AT8?
No. 3 mlxed .40V.
No. II mlxed .*> ,
No. 2 whlte .4iU?.?
Wlnter aeed .4J QB0
BTE?Va. bug lota .?0 4.67
OATTI.B MABKET74.
C1IICACO, 1LL... Oct. 14.?CATTT.E?Hecelpta.
24,000 bead; market ateady to I0c. lowcr. Qood
to prlnm ateera, ?6.10ft0.85; poor to niedlum
f3.60it4.75; KU)CkiTB aud fnedera, $2.3519,4.15;
cowa and heifcra. *l.40((t6.W); cannera. $1.40?
2.DOl bulla. ?.l&4.23; caljea, $2.23fil7.88j Tex
aa-fed ateera, $2.75?3.76; Weatern ateera, $3?
4.60. Hoga?Hecelpta to-day, 14,'alO bead; to
tuorrow, ?),000 beod; u.arket Ki<ii2oc. blgber.
Mlxed, butcbera, $6.45G0.20; good to ehoice
benry, W.nSiBO.lO; reugb. heaTy, $4,604(16.60;
llgbt. $6.40a?-l?i O"'11 0' ,ul<". *o.404f6.86.
Sbecp?Iiccelpta, 2.6O0 bead; atrnng. (iood to
cholce wetbera, ?a.30?t4.25; falr _i cbolce ndx
ed, ?8??: nallTC lamba. $3.50(010.00.
CIN'CINNATI, O., Oct. 14.?H008?Actlve
at $1415.05. Cnttle?flieuily at $2? 1,00. Bhcep?
IHlll at $1.75(6:3.60. Lauiba?Btrongor and hlgher
at $4.O0?6.0O.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NORPOLK, VA.. Oct. 14.-PEANUT8
raruiera' marUel qalet. Pancy, HVjc,; atrietly
grlmo, Olic; prlme, 8?.; oommoq, 2% 68c;
panUb, por bmhel. 80c. No new crop cowlng
'"pETEBSUnBO. VA.. Oct. 14.?I'EANUTB
Bpunlsh, OO?02',4c. Market flrm, atock 'laht
and few belng offered. Vlrglutu'i, 8V4?. for
fuiiry; uinrUet ateudj'.
nnr ttoorw ?UHKKT.
NEW TORK. Oct. 14.? Oparatlona iu dr.v
gooda hara not been on un extended acala, aud
yet allgbtly more tnqulry baa do??loped and
buyvra bttTO abowo more dealra to Innulre. re
gardlug tha futara. Tbey reall-o tbclr Btocka
5re dowu to a leTel wbaro it wl!i take couald
erabla actlve purcbajllng to brlng them up to
tb?nr normal cudltloti. but are awulting piore
favoriiblt! prlci'tl.
NAVAL STORKa
W1LMINOTON. N. S.. Oet. u:?tPUIITB.
TfJBP-NTINB?Notblng dotagi aalea after
boura ?t B5t,c; recelpti, 58 caakn. Boaln?
Flrm at 12.10; recelpta. 118 barrela. Crndc
Tnrpcntlne?Flrra at 12.2541.1.80; rpcelpta. 108
harrela. Tar?Flrm at 11.80; rerolpfa, 24 bar
BAVANNAH. GA., Oct- 14.?TURPENTINE?
Flrm at 56YjC.; recelpts, 608 caaka; aalea, 618
ruk).' Rnaln?NotblDg doluR; recelpta, 2.601
b.rrela: exports, 2,400 b&rrela.
CHABLEBTON. B. C. Oct 14.? TURPEN?
TINE?NomlnaL Roaln?Steady.
COTTONHEED 011. AJARKET.
NEW TORK. Oct. 14.?Cotton?ei>rt oll ahow.
ed llttle actlrlty and waa nomlnall7 eaaler,
elonlng unaetUed. Prlmo crnde, f. o. b. mllla,
Sl^cSic: prlme aumracr yelolw. 3?%o.; apot,
SflftfHTVic; off summer yellow. 35?87c; prlme
wbftc, 4C4.J prlme wlntcr yellow, 44c.
MARINE INTELUGEKCe!
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT. 14, 190U.
_UK!VEL>.
Bteamer Brandon. Uhodea. Norfolk. mercbaa
dlie and piaaougera, Old Domlnlon llne.
BAILED.
Bteamer Pocabontaa, GrarM Jaxnea Rirer land
log* aad Norfolk. nicrciianrtlae and p-aacngen,
Virglnla Navlcatlon Company.
Bleunier Brundon. Khoaea. Norfotk, mercba.
dlie aud paaaengera, Old bomlnlon llno.
PORT OF WE8T I'OINT. OCT. 14, 1003.
AUUIVKU
Baltlmor?. Courtney, Baltlmore, paaecngere and
geueral curgo.
SA1LKD.
Baltlmore. Courtney. Baltlmore, paaaengera and
genera.1 corgo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. 14. 1003.
i ARRIVEt).
Kchooner Vannaine and Ki_g, New Aork.
llarge Emily. Provldonre.
Uarge New York, New Iledford.
S A l LEL)
Stpamcr Ikball, Lirerpool.
Scbooner Henry W. CrBnip. Boaton.
Barge Kcntucky. Allyn'a Polnt.
FITZ FAILED TO
STOP THEITALIAN
CBv Assoclated Press.)
PinUADElLPHlA, PA.. Oct. 14.-Boo
Fitzsiiranons falled to atop Joe Grlm, tha
Itallan pugUIst of thls city, ln slx rounds
at the Southern Athletlc Club t.vniffht.
Grim waa down twenty tlmes all told,
Includlng; ono aocklental fa.ll, one. alip
out of tho rlnc and aome half a dozen
t'alls to avold punlahment. Tho others
were sure knock-downs and lt must be
sald to Grim's credit that" very few oth?
er boxers could havo takon Uieao blows
and aliown ao llttle effect from them.
When tho men. faced each other, tho
dieparity ln kizo waa mfflrked, - Fitzalra
mons towered a head ahove' the Itallan
nnd whlle not in the. best condition, he
looked every inch the flghter. While Grlm
Is not clevor he hns a ehiftiness that has
folled all the bifc men he haa met, in?
cludlng Peter Maher, Joe, Vfalcott and
Kld Carter. FitzslmmphsVcontcnted hlm
self with chaslng Grlm- arouna the rlng
wlth strong felnta wi'ttf now and 'then a
flght blow. In tho. fourth round he be
(rnn to warra up to his work and ln the
flftlv apd.. sixth rounds Bob apparently
dld the best he could and yet failed to
atop the Philadelphla boy. Grlm adopted
evaalve tactics from tho rst and merely
tried to stay the roqulred number of
rounds. He does not know how to hit.
Grim waa down tw'ce ln the second
round, once in the thlrd (an accidental
fall) three -tlmes ln the fourth, sJx tlmes
In the flfth. and elght tlmes ln the sixth
round.
NEWS OF ALL SORTS
FROM STATE AT LARGE
FARMVILLE. VA.. Oct 14.?Walter
McCoy, an omployee of the Norfolk and
Western Rallway. was to-day run over
and Instantly kllled by a freight t oJn
near Prospect .de'pot, ten m le* wes-t of
Farmville. His body was to ribly man
srlod. Ho was on his way home from
Bluclleld. W. Va.. and was attemptlng to
Jump from tho traln, wbon he was thrown
beneath thc wheels.
WILLlAMSBURG. VA.-Mr?. Lela
Busby. ot Richmond, who ls vislting her
slstor. Mrs. John S. Charles, fell f.om the
steps of Mr. N. L. Hunley's re.-locnco
last n.ght, b'roaklng one of her legs Jaftt
abovo the ankle. She is suftering con
siderablyfrom the shock.
WEST POINT. VA.?The West Polnt
Lodge I. O. O. F., will be installed next
Thuraday evening at thelr new hall,
corner D and Seventh St eots. The ch ir
ter membera will exceed twenty. and
promlsea to be one of the best conductcd
lodges In tho town. ?. '
PBTERSBURG. VA.?Mr. Jo?eph W.
Seward hns awarded to Mr. E. Elchberg,
of ths city, tho contraot for an up-to
dnte Hteam heatlng system to be placed
ln the Acadomv of Muslo.
CHESTISRFIELD. VA.?Real estate !n
the vlolnltv of Che*tor seems to bo Icxik
Ing up. Mrc. II. C. Hnr.lson. accordlng
lo a dcod recorded on yesterday, aa
nold a plece of woodland of twenty-fowr
ncres, In Dale Dlstrict, at tho prlco ot
JldO per acro to Mrs. Susie S. Dawson.
NORFOLK. VA.-Mr. M. P. Jones. who
has boen for nearly slx yea:s paat super
Intendent of tho Norfolk. Portemouth -. nd
Ncwport Newa Rallway in Port.imouth.
has respcucd to tako offect on the 1st
of the comlng month. , , -,
NORFOLK. VA.-A naval bmttllcn
compoaed of some 500 blue Jackets. left
tho navy vard thls evening for Wash ng
ton. aboard n chnrtored steamer of the
Norfolk and Woshlngton llne. They will
partldpato ln tho parade to-morrow at
the Sherman unvelling.
LYNCHBURG. VA.-Rov. J. M. HoIU
day. pnator of the Presbytorlan Church
at FlnciiHtlo. hns nccepted a call to Man
nlng. S. C. H s restgnatlon has been ac
cepted hy the Flnoustlo Church.
LYNCHBURG. VA.-Rev E, W. Mc
Corkle. D. D., haa sent ln his reslgna lon
ns paator of tho Presbytorlan Church nt
Cllfton Forge, but at the lequegt of tha
church the matter haa hoon deterred to
a meotlng of Montgomery Presbytery to
bo held ln Ablngdon. ? , . ,
WIN13SOR. VA.-Mr. W. Fred Johnsnn,
who wns so seriouBiy Inlured i.y the
Trllhy excurslon October 4th. dled thls
ovenlng at 6 o'clock at Leigh's Hospltal.
The lemalns arrlved hero to-nlght.
WHITE HALL. VA.?The storage hoii.o
of tho R, M. Anderaon Company was do
otroyed by an Incendiary ftre Saturday
nlglit. The building oonUilned Jiay. eorn,
oats and ampty bngs, valiied at $500; fully
eovered by inHurance, ?.,_,,
WINCHESTEIt. VA.?The Th rd Bat
tory. Unltod State3 Artlllory. eommand d
by'Captaln C. P. Eummer-ll, Ia camped
near town. The ?oldo:s aro en routo to
Fort Mver from Chlckamauga Pork.
LKESBI.TRG. VA.?The ontlro rogl terei
voto for FaiKiuier county on the purma
nfiiit roll. roglstered ln 1002 and 1B03 ta
of whltes 3.8-9 and of coloied 336.
In Loudoun the oll numbera 3.374 wli tes
nnd the colored reglatercd vote 239. Theio
are twenty preclncts In Faufiuior, Wur
renton belng the largost, wlth 638 whl.e
and 77 colored voters.
PAMPL1N CITY. VA?Wllllam McCoy
(colored), who has been worklng for the
Noifolk nnd Western Ruilroad at Blue
tield, W, Vu-. and who lias a famlly llv
Ing on-Mr. Samuel Oaka' plnce. l-i Pi-Iiko
Edward eount.v. about four m lea froni
here, was found dead to-duy, cut in two
, ncar his home and by tho s'de of tho
raArc'ororie?'<Sk'inquen hold this afteraoon
decided that he came to his death. by
lumping off a frolght train on whlcn. it
is bupposed. ho waa beatin* h._ -woy
home.
SHIRLBV. VA.-Tho member* of Har
I rlson-Hownrd Camp of Cor.federute Vet
l erans. wlll hold their anr.ualioun.on and
barbecue at Charloa City Courthouse Fn
day. tho 16th lnatant. Judge George I...
Christlan and Congressman Joha uratt
aro expected to address the camp.
i The Klnjr'a Daugh e:s of Charles Clty
i county hefo arrnnged to have an oystcr
! suppor and concert in the evenlng. Polk
I Miller's darky auartetto wlll fu.nlah the
| muslc for tho occaalon.
, BRISTOU VA.-The hreaklng of a
brake ataff on the V rginla and Sonth
' westorn Rallway yaids here to-mght
cau::ed Doc Carr. a your.g man. to ba
thrown under a movlng train. llla boflv
waa llterallv grour.d to plece?. Carr camn
hero from Knoxvllle. Tenn., but hW home
waa at Newport Nows. Va. Ho waa un
?"un2"01-K, VA.-r-A mcssuge from tho
South to-dnv roports nn unknown four
maated schooner ln dlatiess and prob
ably eomlng aahoro on tho Carolina coaat,
and alao statlpg that a body has wnshed
un on the "bcach. Conimunlcation hns
been restored ..along the Vlrginia-Carollnn
c.oast from Cape Henry to Cape Hatterns.
No vesael waa loat along the slxty miles
of troa-cherous ahoals south from Currl
tuolt to Hattwas in laat woeK's huri'J
cane.
But Two More Nlghts.
I The special aervlces of Immanuel B.ip
I tlst Church, belng hold at tho Cavalry
I Armory, In wlilch ao much Intoteat hna
been manlfested, wlll closo to-morrow
I nlght. Rev. Mr. iJike. who has bo en
deared hlmself to tho people, wlll preaoh
to-nlght and to-morrow nlght.
Mr. Lake prea-ched a llno sermon Inat
nlght to al rgo congregatlon. Thero waa
one converalon. In the afternoon Mr. l.nko
addressofl a largo number of lndlea on
the subjeot of mlaalona.
i Mainly About People I
Mr. and Mra. II. S. Snunders, of Upper
Shlrley on tho James, ure tho gueata for
t hl-t week of Mr. and Mra. JS. i A.
Baundere. of West Franklin. Mr. If. 8.
Saundors haa hla naphtha launuh. the
Angle, In the dock ln this clty for re-,
palrs.
Mr. W. D. Coalter, of I-.ower Weyanoke,
la ln Hlohmond atteudlng the Horao Show,
Ho la tho guoat of hla brothor, Mr. Honry
St, John Coalter, of No, 11 North Sixlh
Stroet,
Mr. Willlam M. flell, formorly of
CharloH City county. l? in Rlchmond. He
Ih aaaoclated with flnrbor and Cfarbor, of
IXarrlaonburg, who havo n ntable of
horaea at tho Horse Show. Mr. Boil rldcs
the lumters, Qood I.uck nnd Yellow
Juekot,
JOHN L. WILLIAMS & SOKS,
BANKERS,
Dstlars lll IUCHMOND, VA-,
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.
MVNICIPAX. BONDB A BPRCIAX/Tr.
CorraspondMioa Invltod.
CLEVELAND;"
DEMOCRATS
Addresses Members of Com
merclal Club, Chloago.
(By Assoclated Presa.)
CHICAGO. ILI... Oct. 14.?"Glvo to our
nc-oplc somothlng thnt will concentrnlo
tholr common affoctlon and sollcltous
caro, and lot that bo thelr country's
good; glve them a purpose that Btlmu
lates them to unllo lh lofty endeavor.
and Ict that purposo be demonstratlon
of tho efflclency and bonoflconce of our
popular rule." Thls was tho solutlon of?
fered by former Presldent Grover Clevn
land an n. romedy for corrupt polltlcs in
a apecch before the members of tho
Coramerclal Club at thelr annual bannuet,
given at the Aurlltorlum Hotcl to-nlght.
The subject dlscttssed by Mr. Clovoland
was "Amerlcan Oood Cltlzenshlp," a.nd
he dwclt at length on the necosslty of
every cltlzotl dolng his pnrt to mnko poll
tlcal actlon whnt lt should be.
This Is the flrst tlmc in elght years
that Mr. Clevoland hus visited Chlcago.
and he received an enthuslaatlc recop
tlon hy tho two hundrod banquottera
when he appenrodi at the speakor's stand.
Mr. Cleveland sald:
I am by no mcans unmlndful of the
cxtcnt to whlch the Amerlcan pooplo are
ln a certaln senso govcrned by partlos,
and I am riulto wllllng to confoss a
strong party alleglance. I speak to
nlght of somothlng broader and lofller
than party?of a hlgher law under whose
sanctlon all pnrtles should exlst and by
whoee decroes all par.tles should bo
Judged. I would have tho moss of our
voters so constantly Impresscd by thls
law, and so Inslstent upon lts obsorv
anco aa to forco upon the manngern of
pnrty organlzatlons tho necesalty and
oxpedlency of lts recogntti'on. Within
the limits of thls law of patrlotlc Amerl?
can good cltlzenshlp there fs abundant
room for intelllgent party activlty; but
thls activlty must ho clean and uncor
rupted. slncere In lts lntontions, frank
ln tho declaratlon of Ita purposes, and
honest in the affalrs of the pe'iple .
It is as clear as noonday that if the
patriotlsro of our people ls to be aggrea
slvely vlgorous and equal to our natlonal
presorvatlon, and if polltlcs ia to subscrve
a hlgh purpose, Instead of degeneratlng
to the levol of a cunnlng game, our good
men in every walk cf life must arouso
themselves to consclousness that.tho safe
ty and best intcrosts of thoir country In
vclve every other intercst. and that by
service In the fleld of good oltlzenshlp
they not only do patrlotlc duty, hut in
a direct way save for themsolves tho
ebare.of heneflts due them. from our frce
lnstltutlons. If our businesa men, In
thelr hard strugglos for accumulatlon.
will remember these tWngs and admlt
thelr country's weal to a share ln thelr.
struggles: if our scholars and educators
will not only tcach patrlotisnv. but will
omergo from theoretlcal co'ntcmpl_tlon
and givo proof. by. thelr example that thelr
leesons mean politlcal care for thelr coun?
try. and if In every way posslble our
people are remtnded of the value of the
government they hold for themselves and
in trust for tholr children, and are stlm
ulated to intelllgent activlty In lts pro
tcction, wa may confldently look for tho
cenditlons nnd results treasured up in
adivine purpose, and prophesied through
fnlth ln God. at our natlon's blrth.
ln tho day'when ali shadowH shall have
passed away, and when good cltlzenshlp
shall have mado Buro the safety, per
n.nnence and happlness of our natlon,
how small will appear the strifes of ?el
flshness in our clvic life, and how petty
will seem the machlnatlona of degraded
polltlcs. Thero shall be aot over against
them ln that time a reverent sense of
co-operatlon In heaven's plans for our
poople's greatness, and the Joyous prlde
of standlng among those wno. in the com
radeshlp of Amerlcan good cltlzenshlp,
havo so protected and defended our hor
itago of self-govemment that our trea-i
ures are safe In the citadel of patrlotlsm,
where nelther moth nor rust doth corrupt
and where thlevea do not break through
nor etoal.
RESTORATION HOST
MOVES ON NEW YORK
(By Assoclated Press.^
CIIICAGO, ILL., Oct. 11.?"The Re
sjoratlon ITost." from Zlon Clty. began
ita movement upon New York clty to-day.
At Intorvals of one-half hour traln Ioads
of the follower8 of John Alexander Dowlo
loft tho North Shore clty, elght tralns trt
all, bearing oi-or threo ? thnusand cru
sadors. At tho hlowlng of tho flro whlstle.
every Inhabltant of tho clty knelt nnd
prnyed for n snfe- Journoy, and ovor
seven thousand men, womon nnd chMdrcn
gathered at the rallroad stutton to llst
to tho flnal instructlons of thelr len<?**\
Dowle's plans contemploto the nrrlval
ln Ncvv York of all the tralns at the same
tlmo. Upon loa-rlng the tralns the oru
saders will spread thomselvcs over the
clty In search of lhe quurtern whlch woro
nssignod them aevornl weoks ago, Onct?
establlshed tho work of profolytlng will
begln ln propnratlon for next Snndny'p
meotlng ln Madlson Square Gardon. In
hands of ten, commandod by cnptnlns,
tho host will endeavor to carry tho toach
Ings of Dowie Into every housohold whlle
tlio loadcrs hold eornor mcotlnga.
-. ?-?.
Popular Young People Wed.
Mlss M- Uiulse Smltli, tlie pretty and
acconipWshod rt.nVhttfr pf Mr. J. B.
Sin'th, wns marrlod at 7:30 o'clock last
ovonlng to Dr. Samticl A. MoAnally, a
woll-known dentlst of thls clty. The cere?
mony was porformed by Rev. Dr. W. W.
Leiir, pastor of Centonary Methodlst
Church, at his rosdenee, No. 112 North
Flfth Streeti
Tht. brldo waa luindsomoly attlrod ln a
gown ot' I'luo sllk. She wore o whllo hat
and carriod Brldo rosea.
Amoug thoso prosent at tho murrlage
was M'ss Gertrude MoConnoll. Mr. W.
G. MoAnally, brother of tlio groom ond
Mr. B. Porcy Fleld.
Dr. and Mrs. MoAnally will resldo here,
whero both havo hundreds of frlenda.
Sla i s h Co cagf s.
M* Armistonil C. Gordon, of Staunion,
tho inemUer of tho blbnirv Hourd, who
npposed tlio ejoctlon of Mr. Kennedy to
suc-i-ced Mr. Sontt. hns written a lelter
horu. from whlch thc followlnir Is tak<Ji)|
"I uopo the aowapapora w II soou |ei up
on tha llbrary onctlon. I am auro whni
evor our Indlv dinl vlew.s may have been
prlor to tho eleetlon, every nieinber of
fhe hourd deslrea to mako Mr. Kcnncdy's
ndmlnlHtratlon as effeetlvo ng pmall lo,
Tlils'is nnd lias been mv wlah nnd pur?
poso from thn uiomeni of his elootion,
QUARLES,
No. 105 Kast Broacl.
FOR TOYS AND SPORTING GOODS.
FINANCIAL.
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MERGHANTS NATIONAL BANK |
Gapifal S200fOGOy Surplus and Profits $672,445.75 |
Deiignated Stato, Unlted Statos and Clty Depoaltory. 11
Mercantlle and Bank AccounU | Largeat Bank Depoaltory Soutli T.;
f reapectfully eollcltod. of Bnltlmoro. T
f 3 per cent. lnterest Pald on Deooslts in Savings Dspartment, %\
X Payable on Demand. t
t JOHN P. BRANCH, Prealderit. JOHN KCRR BRANCH, Vlee-Pres. Tl
T JOHN F. QL.ENN, Caahler. XI
MMMIIIHIIIMIHHUtMMH
FINALACTOF
WAR GAME
i
Russia's Army in Far East
Revlewed by Viceroy.
(By Assoclatod Presa.)
FORT ARTHUR, TUESDAY, Oct. 13.?
The rcvlew by the viceroy, Admlral
Alejcioff. on Sundny. of 7R,000 aoldiers,
partlclpatlng ln the manoeuvres was the
flnal act of laat wook's "war gamc."
This force. tho greatest Russla has over
concenorated In the Far East, was maaaed
on the plalns outsid^e this city. It included
infantry, cavalry and artillery. Every
infantry reglmont is partly mounted, ln
accordanco with tho rocont rogulat.nna.
Forcignera were glvon every opportunity
to wltness the diaplay, and the atatemontft
of offlcors rcgardlng tho total forco wero
vertfied by count ot the n-isltlng experta.
It was also offlclally announced that the
cntlro forco wlthln easy operatlng dls
tance of Port Arthur numbcrs ono hun
dred thouaand men. Two months ago it
was slxty thouaand men. Sunday'a spoc
tacle demonstrated that tho reports ro
garding tho relnforcements arrlylng ln
Manchuria hnd underestimated tho real
lncrease. Tho army asaembled Sundny
waa greater than tho Pckln dlplomata
belleved Rusala's entlro fofve ln Manchu?
ria to be. Ofllclala hore are taking pnlris
to advertlao Russia's strongth and pro
clalm that the miinoeiivros are Intondcd
as an objoct lesson.
Admlral Alexieff, speaking to an Amerl
can offlctal.sald: "War would bo a great
calamtty. Hero we bolleiro that tho boat
way to provent, would bo to strengthen
ourselvcs ns much as posslble. Therofore,
we havo no atops untnken fov that pjir
pose."
Rumors De"l"d by Japan.
' (By Aasoclatcd rroes.)
I.ONDON, Oct. H.?The Jnpanoso Gov
ernment has issued a denlnl of the
alarmlst reporta of tho lmmlncnce of war
with Itusala ln a dlayatch from Toklo,
dated yowtordny, nnd sent to tho Jnpa
nese Mlnistors nbroad. It snys:
"The negotlatlona concernlng Manohu
rian and Corean queations. are following
thelr normnl course, and. thero ts no rea
son to anticlpato a rupturo botwean
Japan and Rusaia. Tlie alarmiat reports
current abrond are devold of founda
tlon." . . ?
MR. PHILIP BAGBY
IS NOW LIEUTENANT
Mr. Phllip Bo_-by Is shown by tho Army
and Navy Journal to have stood second
In tho ciass oxaminod at Fort Leaven
worth September 1st for lloutnnants ln
the Unlted Statea Army.
Mr. Bagby la a aon of tho la.to Dr.
Georgo W. Bagby. of bolovod memory
nnd of Mra. Parko C. Bagby. Ho wna
educated In thla clty in Nolley's and Mo
Ca.bn's schools, sarved for somo months
In Company B of tho Uluea and havlng
always had a great deslre for army llfe,
enllstod in 1?D1, whon only eighteon yoars
old.
-1 ,
OBITUARY.
T. S. Lea'-e.
Mr. T. S. Lenko d'ed at hls home. near
Short Pump, In Henrlco county, yostor
dnv ln the sixty-recond year of hls nge.
Tho funernl wlll tako placo nt Shndy
Orovo Church at .1 o'clock to-day,
rum r . Se vicas.
Owlntr to the lunbllity of hla daughter
ln arrlvo in tlmo on yesterday. tho fun
oral of Mr. Etnmott E. Do Pr.o-t his
been pontponed untll 11 o'clock thla
mornlng.
Joseph Fultz.
(Speolnl to Tho Tlmon-Dlsnatcll.)
LJ3XJNGTQN, VA.. Oct- H.-Mr. Jo-eph
Fultz. one of tho best known fa mo s
of Ilorkbrlduo oounty, (1 od ve.sterdav ?U
hls home. nonr Knlrlleld, aftor o. ly a
week's illnosa. Hls dlseaso wnsvdiaK
nosod bv tho physlclans as appordlcltl >
nnd that nn ope:atlon waa neco ary.
In porformlng the operation tho r.liysl
rians dlacovored that tho patimit could
llvo but a few dnys.
Mr Fullz was promlnent in hls eommti
nlty in all matiers that pertained to tho
publlo good. Ile. waa a menih r of tho
Board Of Directors ot' tho Uoikbrlds
Mutii.-ii Inauranoe Company und wm
publU'-splrlted and gone oua. Ho wns u
stoward of tho Fn rflehl Mothodht
Church. Ho is surv ved by h's w t'\
who was M aa Ida W.laon, dat ghtar of
Mr. Robert Wllson. of Falrflo d. llo
[yavefi llve children? Jailott, Isanc, Dr p
er, Katherlno and Jo'ophlne FulU. Four
brothers and llvo slstors urio lurvva, as
follows: Rev, R. Leo Fultr. of tbe Hal
tlmora Conferencv. Methodisl Bplacopil
Ohurcli. South. statlone-U at l.owial'urg,
\\. Vu.: Muasrs. Arthur Fulu. of Fair
tlold: Alfffd Fultz. of Rtflino. and
liraatU* Fultz. Of Hoanoke; Mr*. J. D
Orlit- Mr. T. A. Orl?t. Mlft.<" ;ra UVy
and Mlss Salllo Ftilt*. of Rockbrldge. nnd
Mra, Saundeis, of MUflWlppl.
Mr. Fulu was boni Murch SO, l!>w.
C. W. Branch & Co.
BANKERS and BROKERS
Members of New York Cotton Ex
chango and Chicaro dsiri a Vrxis
New York Correspondents?
LADENBURG, THALMANN Si CO
PRINCE &. WHITLEY,
LEHMAN BPOS.
NEW YORK.
Privato Wlres to{ BOSTON,
CHICAGO.
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BALL&WINFREE
1114 E. Main St., Rlchmond, Va
Private Wires to Principal Polnts.
Correspondents?W. ?. WOODEND. &
CO., Members New York Consolidate.
Stock Excbange..
Correapondonco Invltol.
BUSINESS AHD
PERSOKAL AGCOUNTS
SOLICITED I3Y t
THE
State Bank of Virginia,
1111 E. Maln St?
Rlchmon., Va.
Though qulte young, he served in the
Confoderate nrmv as a membor of Chew s
Battery. of Charlostown. W. Va. He
was a membor of I^ee-Jackson Carap of
Confederato Vcterans, of Lexlngton.
Mrs. Kate E. Hurt.
(Speclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.>
ABINGDON', VA., Oct. 11.?Mrs. Kate
K. Hurt wlfe of Floyd B. Hurt, dled
Inst night about ruldnight, after illnesa of
about two wooks.
Mrs, Hurt was prominent in Abingdon
fioolcty, nnd waa noarly seventy-two years
of age Some llvo yeara ago, by a fall, sha
bl'oke her hlp-Joint, but, contrary to ex
pectatlons, reeoverert her power of loco
inotlon.
Mrs. Hurt wns a slHtcr of tho lato Colo?
nel Brown Pulkerson. nnd was a lady of
flno mlnd, exqUlolte tasto and pure char
acter.
8ho was marrled to Mr. Floyd B. Hurt
in Decembor, I!W, and was educatad at
Martha Waahlngton Collegej of whlch sho
n.rtnrward becamo a teacher, nnd still
later a teacher nt Tnzewdl, Tenn.
Her ohlldren are Samuol F. Hurt, of
iS'ew York clly; Mrs. Wllllam O. Hay. of
Easton, Penn.; Mrs. Rev. t. A. Wt.arton.
of Columhla, Tonn., and Mlss Kate I,.
Hurt, of Abingdon.
Eho Will long bo mourned as ono of
Abingdon'a brlghteat and lovellost char
noters,
George W. Fowlkes.
(Speclal to Tlie Tlrnoa-DlBp'atch.)
FARMVIt/US, VA., Oot, ll.-Mi. Oeorge
W, FOWlkes, an aged nnd well known
cltlzon of Farmvliio, dled rathor unex
pectedly thls evening. He wns in his
slxly-nlflith year. utui leavea ono ciaugli
ti-r Hiiri ?!? liivnllrl wlfe. He waa a gnl'&nt
Confi di Ki.ti snldler, nn honorci! eitl-on,
brlght Maaon uim a conslatent chil-tian.
Htnr/ C. Perklns.
(By Assoclated Press.)
NKW YOKK. Oot. II- -Henry O. Perklns.
a cotton merohant, dled auddonly from
l-.ft.'irt dlseaso ln his otliio in Wall Street
to-day. Wltii'iui warnlng, he 10:1 iife
lets from his chalr.
Ex-Govi?rnor Milchell Dead.
(By Assoclated Press.}
TA.MPA. FLA.i Oct. H.-Oovernor
H?nr.V U Mltehell dled ?t his homo mre
to-Uay of goneial ?iebii ty. Ho wns elxtv?
nlne yeara old, ami hla hoaltli had Ueon
falllnir u year. He was o rctilt ludgo
from 1877 to 18SS. and from 18-6 to 1KK> wir,
lustlce of the Suprome Court of tha
Stato. He was Governor from 1S-3 to 1837.
DEATH.-5.
DIIQAN.?nii-il. at her father'i re?|d*ace, No.
SIIUH Knm Maln, October 13, 1(103, at IK-13 1*.
M.. AN'NIi: I'l.nuKNi.'t:. daiighiar vC Janica
T. I'im.-.ii mitl Murj A. Kaua Pugau, m ttta
lllteoul|i jrear ?f her att*.
'l'tii- (iiii.i.il will ta-e [il.t.v m m St,
I'atrlck'a fliurrli THIS -.(Ttnira.la.v) Al'TEU
NOuX ut ;i oVuki_. rrlonltb aiul avtpiulnt.
auceii inrlU'd to utti-ml.
DK I'ltlKST.?Tha fut^ial of UMMET B. 11H
PIIIKST (IKUHiiound fii'in yi-aliTila.v) vrlll tak"
iiluca from bla luttf hiniic, No. IJ tfoiitb t'lno
Slrctt, TI11B MOKNl.Nti at II o'cliwk. M?to
borl uf Uio Caaip, 0. \'., -ud Itu-iuuoad
todje, N* 1. I. O. O. ?.. tf r?'|ia-st.?l to
CIAUXl'rrT.-Dled, October nth. I'Atf. at
1:15 A. M.i al Uia resldence of hor ?hliIii
law. Mr. IX C Zolllckoffcr, No. H:o
Floyd Avenue. Mrs. S.Ut.Ul M. ilAR
Ni:'l,T. relict of the late Or. Jamoa H.
Garnott, of Malhews county, In tho sev
cnty-flfth year of her ag<
I'tiiu-ral nollce later.
Ilultlmoro and Norfolk pai-or? jple&sf.
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