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HAS EFFECT
ON STOCKS
Nearly All Active Jones Affect
the by Baltimore Failure.
LONDON SALESARE HEAVY
Weakness of American Securities in
London Frobably Due to Advices
from Baltimore?Ra'lroad
Stocks Suffers.
(By Associated Pre?.?.)
NEW YORK. Oct. lO.-CJlouds of appre?
hension rathered over the atock iwrKct
again to-day. ni.dj thu press of practical?
ly all of the prominent act vo t>tooks w? c
Impaired from 2 to 4 point* before the
selling whs check'.'d. The appo.lilme.it
of receivers for two Bnltimore trust com?
Punic? was the Impeli tiK cause? of the
celling. Weaknftefe was In evidenco fium
the opening, and. In tact, befo,o that,
London ?ending a decidedly lower lunge
of micos as a result of the early trudln?
there. It Is probable that the weakness
of Americans In London ?manned from
Baltimore, as one of the.? o trust o in
panics made nn effort to eocure a. loan
In London last week, thu? offer tig that,
center advance Knowledge, of the trou?
ble., immilliti also professed renewed Ap?
prehension over the war cloud In th3
Far liuM. and rumors came over to
cabios thst tho trouble ai the last week?
??ttlement. wh.ch Was tldwl over, w.ik
likely to crop out again.
London sale* In New York, ?.? a con?
sequence, were, heavy, be.list e:ttlm ted
among the tornigli houses at as high as
60,000 share.?. Mow far the Pal l.nore
troubles wore d rcclly responsible for tie
fotclng down of stocks was not ve. y
oloar. but the special wenknea* of some
of the Southern Railroad .stocks indi?
cated eell.ng from that quarter. 1112
rcntimcntal effoct of the fallurui was Isi
strong, and put a step ent.re.y to hopos
of hotter prices, aroused by last week's
Hharp rally in tho stock ma.kit, that
rally having driven considerable sho,t
lotetest to cover, left tho marKet deprived
of some potential support, and made it
more vulnerable to eell.ng. The line, of
division, which began to develop iast
week between tho ra.lroad stocks and the
Industrials, was al o obi tor ted.
The leading ra lroad s ockn suffered
fully as severely as the Industrials as U
shown bv the declines of 3 to .'1 1-2 msda
bv Balt.m'iio and Onlo; Southern Hail
way, preferred; IH noi? Centriti; Union
Pacific, The only Dromnent lndust lai.
Pacific The ony prominent Industrii!,
which suffered to as lari,? an extent,
v^ere United Sta.es Bteol. preferred;
Amalgamile ted Copper, the American Oar
stock?, tho General Electr.c and West
Inghouse. Electric, the last named drop?
ping g points.
The Baltimore failures soemed to be
due. to the same causes wh.ch have neces?
sitated tli? greater part of the prolonged
liquidation In the stock market, namely,
over commitments In tho promotion and
underwriting of new enterpr.sess. the
?counties of which have no value In the
present ?tute of the money market and
public sent.ment. There has been a
growing hope, that the liquidation made
nocessarv by this kind of poor ,nve.t
nionts was approaching co.i pletlon. Trio
revelation that It had been effectual
io such an e.xient a? disclosed by the ?*.*
ilmoio failures, causea the. draw.ng of
uncomfortable Inference.?'. It is remark,
able also that up to to-day tne eno m
"iii Mirlnk.-igc in Ihe.value of securities
and the urgent requ.rementn Tvtucfc have
met In liquidation, had not caused a ?lu?
cie- failure in the hanking itr.c? trust com.
panics circles. There was a rnldjay pause
in the decline after tue completion of
the London eell.ng. But the announce?
ment of the recond Baiti.nore failure
caused a renewal of the deci ne with in?
creased violence, and the. closing was
heavy, and only slightly above, tuo low?
est.
Illinois Central made a spasmodic re?
covery of 1 1.8.
The bond market yielded In sympathy
with sioi'ks. after some early resl-.fance.
Total salen, par value. ?,010,000. Uni ed
Stute bonds were unchanged on the last
call.
Total sales were 70?.000 shares.
MONEY ANI3 EXCHANGIS-CLOSE;?
'.Money on call. ea?y at J IM? ??1-2: tl sing,
bid and aeked. 2<Wl l-4? time loans, wea<;
sixty days, ninety days and six month),
4 1-2??d per cent, on pr me colateral; ? mio
mercantile paper, o 3-i#?3: steil ng ex?
change, s.e;dy, at decline, w th actual
bHfinejs in bankers' bill* at ?4.8?.4Ci?j/|.8j.5,i
for demand, and at $4.N.2MM.S2.K? for six?
ty-day -bills; posted rates. ?4.S3 and
St.W 1?2: commercial bills, $4.S?; bar sil?
ver, 51 3-4; Mexican dollars, 47 1-4.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Kleamond. V?., Oct. 10, 1003.
CiOVBBN.MKNT SKCUBITIEB.
V. ?, 3s, ennpon. lOOS-IOJfi. ion
siati; ?i??uiUTiiia, nid. Astica.
Vu. a?, new. ?. ?ad II., 10.?2- ?2i; .,,
Vs. Centuries, 5-3, t!, and II. 02?; ...
CITY. MSUUKITIBS.
nichmond fiiy 4?, II., 1020-10.10.. 10GH ...
IlAll.ilOAl) HUM)?,
A. 0. I/. B. It. Coo. Tr. 4?. 00
On. of (It. By. ron. Ps, IMS_ io??
C. C. and A. 2<J 7a, C, 1810. 1(2
C, tod (>., n. and A. D, t;. M. 41^b 101
(irurjrlu mid Al?, con. A?, ni'ju.. in!?,
Norfolk and Western R.v. la. 10(?e.. ?G?
?. und \V. Pocabonta? 4a?,. S7 ...
Southern P.y. 1st Sa, 1004. 112
8. A. !.. Cou. 1st 4a, IMO. HO
H. A. h. Collateral Tr. G?, 11)11.. !'?
Western N. C. 1st 0?. 0? 1014.. 112
ic\ il,no ap stocks.
Atlantic Const Une "A".100 100
AtlnntlO Const Une pfd.100 00
Atlantic Const Une com_100.103
''hfilpfslie nnd Ohln.loo II)
'?'a., Bo. nnd la. let pfd.ino 05
Hieb,, Trcd. und Put. MM....100 ... 280
Seaboard Air Une pfd.liXi 20
Seaboard air Una com.loo ja
BANK STOCKS.
American National.100 ... 12fl
1'lrat Natlona .100 ... 107
SaTlnya Hank of lllch.as ... (15
Stilt? Bank of Vb.100 ... ItlO
JNgUJUNOE COMPANIES.
V?. Tire and Marluii.35 3S
MlSCEI.LANEOtiS.
Va..C'ar. Cbem. pfd 8 ?, ?.,,.??? S7 00
Va,-CarolIna chemical cora,..,ioo io
II.WTIMOIIK S'Ull'K JIAUKKT
ItALTIMOItl!. MD.. Oct. 10.???board Air
Une common, 23&ft24. Seaboard 4s. ooy bid.
Atlantic Cosrt Idee, common and preferred, not
ipiotcd.
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YOaK, Oe?. 10,?The cotton market
"peuart ?ttuidy at an ?Arance of 1?4 pollila
?? the three near position?, while the latfr
months "?re unehanped to 9 poliiu lower, Th?
advance? were duo to coming; on froit uewa
?????? the decline? were lo sympathy ?'Uh low
ftr cabla? tlinn c*peci"d. The froau ?|?o
nroTcd rafber disappointing to tbo hulls, ?a
Willing f<O*t wa? mporled fro? only on? ?er
tlnn, Montgomery, and "lille Herbt fro?ta ware
more or le?e general over the rasiera und cen?
tral bellac, they wen,? aot roualdered llkoly
THOMAS BRANCH? GO
(ESTABLISHED IS08.)
MEMBERS
Kew York Sfook Exohangt,
Kew York Cotton Exoliang?,
PRIVATE WIRES TO
PRINCIPAL MARKETS,
Investment Securities
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
BALES:
??ttttt+t4*t44+^444*?^t4?t-t+4>^^
By Xhomm Branch k t^?- Bankers and Broker?.
Open. High. Low.
100
lift
2100
IMO
Ameritan Snuff com.
American Btinff pfd.
American Can com.
American Can pfd. 2M{.
Anier. Cotton OH ?.????.... ssife
Amer. Locomotive com.. lAVa
Atntr. Locomotive ? I'd... 78
American TObOCCa pfd.
Amer. Car and Foundry.. 21
American Rugar . 112
?,? T. and S. Fa. com.... r/i'i
?.. T. and 8. Fa pfd.'.i. SS
? tnnl gam a ted Copper. asti
Biltlmorc and Ohio. 74%
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.. 83'.?
Canadian Paclllc . lie
no
fhesniieake and Ohio.
Canada Southern .
Colorado Southern com..
Col. Southern 1st pfd,,?.
Col. Southern 2d pfd.,,?
Chi., Mil. and St. ?.
Chi.? R'. I. and Pac.
Colorado Fuel and Iron..
Chi. Great Western. 14U
C; ?? C. and St. L.....
Consolidated Gas.
Del. and Hudson.
Dot., Lac. and ? Vest.
Erie com . 27%
Eric 1st pfd. m
Erle 2d pfd . 47'.;
General Electric. IW
Illinois Central . ISO
Leather . 7
Louisville and N&nh. '.fi
Manhattan . 1?U4
Metropolitan . 104
Mexican Central . 10
I2U
M'b
2n
Z37%
24',
2?%
178' :3
IM??
281,4
wk
73
'??
IM?
Wh
?
38%
71%
83U
llSii
if)
137%
m
14%
SB*
48
147%
ISO
131 Vj
101
10V4
12M?
71 Vi
*?9
hou
CI'.
*>%
72V4
311}
117*4
w&
SI
18%
135%
231?
2*1
HH
1T?'
r?S
471,4
141
12s
m
13015
i?iii
lu
Closln?;.
Bid Asked,
M 110
70% M.
RALES
Open. High. Low.
88M
12Vi
UH
ltd?
g??
117?
28%
62??
litt
?0?
1!",?
g?
2S
14%
08
171
LV?
230
MU
OSU
471/i
143
1?
eu
98
ino
1?li,4
10
?*>
CMi
12%
if
64%
$?g
??'.?si
73
ai > ?
118
29
11'??
mW
S3678 Missouri Pacific. . W?V?
300 Mo., T?. and Tort. com.... lf>W
1110 Mo., ?. and Tcshr pfd_ ?M?
?"COO N?iw York Central. 117
2470 N. V. Orti, fltid West.... 20%
aravi Norfolk and western... 1 r,7
|49700 Pennsylvania . 11S%
1430 preased Sfel Car. SOU
217 Pressed flteel Cnr pfd.... ?>?
1050 People's Gas Trust. 90$
23X0 Reading com . Ml
23 U
29
14 Vi
70
173
ISS?
231
47?
144V?
130
m
131
103%
I0?2
Reading lut pfd.
Reading 2d pfd.
?V?) Republic I. and S. com....
810 Rrtpuhllc I. nnd 8. pfd_
SlosR .
RIopb pfd .
712 SL L. and San F. 2d pfd..
Seaboard Air Line com...
Saeboard Air Lino pfd...
500 st. L. and South, pfd....
.1801S Southern Pacific. .
I .">200 Southern Ry. com.
j 2?70 Southern Ry. pfd.
I 282* Tonne?,?.??* Coal and Iron..
1 1200 Texas Pacido .
,73*00 Union Pacific com.
Union Pacific ?pfd.
Mi
Wt
31
4M
18
l?1''
2(1
?%
721?
L'iiJ?,|2*2m United States Steel com.. "13"4
0*4$ 3v?-)0 United State? Steel pfd.. ?1%
700 Va.-Car. Cbem. com? 39H
\r.i.-Car. Chem. pfd.
Wabaah com . 17^
1(0
?WOO
2170
l'i
34%
117%
a>%
118%
30? i
???
M1*,
460.
?31
???
IS
? '
25%
70
"WA
?2
?PV?;
HV?
3o%
Wabash pfd . 80?S
Western union . S?
Wisconsin Central . lo%
Wisconsin Central pfd. .-?
Tritai number of abaros sold, 722,600 .
2%
10
87%
1.V..J
? 84
11?W
10?%
?if;?
117
29%
1191A
iw{
44%
?wh ?V4
71U
27%
21%
12%
19
17V1
29%
Kivi
IB**,
33%
118%
in%
m
im*
11%
7M?
39 Va
27%
21%
f9i,
84
13
R9%
is?
Readers will observe that In some stockatlons *e give "bid and naked" prices only, and closing, bid and asked. Sometimes
' th tnc Now York and Rlchmo In the New York <niotatinns v;e ulve the closing bid In Inactive stock? Is me
wo give hot
nd quotations,
opening sale,
the Richmond quota? rely nominal and does not fairly Indicate the price of the stock,
lowest naie, highest sale
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.
17, S. refunding; 2?, registered
I.'. 8. refunding 2s, coupon
1?. S. :is, registered.
?, 8. ria, coupon.
If. K. New te, r-gistcrcd
C. ?. New 4s. cuuiH.ii ..
U. S. Old 4?. resisterei!...
?*. ?. Old la, coupon.
V. ?. 5s, registered.
II. ti. Sa. rnii|inn .
Atchleon Renerai 4s ......
Atclitson adji?flmint 4s .
Atlantic C'oant (.Ine ?4 ..
Baltimore and Ohio 4*..
Baltimore and Oblo :'?\??
Crntral of Oeorsla ?? ...
Central of Georgia 1st Ine
Chesapeake and Ohio 4H*
Chicago and Alton 3V$s.
Chicago, II. and Qulncy new
Chica so, M. and St. Paul gen
Chicago and Northwestern eon. 7?
10?"?
lOflti
107V?
10HU
1.14
L'lfi
110%
U0?4
101U
??? %
08%
00
00 u
007?
08*i
???',4
WA
101 w
711?
P2V4
lC0*i
1M2
Chicago, B, I. and Pac. 4?. 71V4
Chicago. B. 1. nnd Tac. col. 5?. 70H
Ci C, C. and St. 7-oula gen. 4s. 00
Chicago Terminal 4s . 7.??
Consolidated Tobacco 4?. BS%
Calorado and Kouthrm 4e . 83V4
Denver and Ilio Grunde 4a.... 0OH
Eric prior lien 4? .07
Erie General si . 07
Erio General 4s . S2?4
Fort Worth and Denver City 1st?. 10314
Hocking Valley 4V4. 104*4
Unilsvlllr and Nasa. CnlQcd 4?. 0%
Manhattan consol gold -4s. 101
Mexican Central 4s . 70
Mexican Central lai Ine. ??'?
Minn, and St. Umls 4e. D0H
Missouri, Kan. ?ml Texas 4?. 07
Missouri. Kau. and Texn* 2d?. "(I
National ?. ?. of Mexico con. 4s. 74
New York Central gen. BMfl. 0^%
New Jersey Central gen. ?e. 120V?
Northern Pacific 4s ... lom
Northern racine E?. ?0??
Norfolk and Western eon. 4? . 05U
Oregon Short Une 4? ?od Partie., WVi
Pennsylvania conv. 3W? . ??Vi
Beading General le . Oft
Ht. I., and Iron Mountain con. ??. 110
St. Louis ?nd Ban Francisco fg. 4i. ?1*4
at. touts Boutbweeteru 1st?. niVi
Seaboard Air Line 4? . ?7
Southern Tiidflc 4s . SO
Southern Bsllway Ms . U2VJ
Texn? ?nd Pacific 1st? . 115
Toledo, St. I,, and Western 4s. OS
Union, I'aciee i. loi?;
Union Pacific cout. 4? . 64?,?
f. ti. Steel 2d 5s .
Wsliash Ists .
Wabssh Deb. Bs.
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s .
Wisconsin Central 4? .
Colorado and Fuel nnd Iron eon. Bj. OS V?i
M. snd 0., collateral trnst 4s . 90
Ontral of Georgia 2d Ine. 21
f.rt
8tit^
to work ?ny ro?terl?ly Injury to cotton.
In addition to tills th? forecast ?c- for fair
?ni va-rnier weather, and with the receipt?
liking? heavier ?gain there was heavy realising?
right ?iter the opening that ?tart?;il prices down?
vard. Later the ?elllnit was accelerated by re?
ports of dlfflcultlf? ?roon?; prominent trust
?m[??I?.s at lUltlroore.
October closed ?t O.M on Suturo"?.?, dropped
to'0.83; I)eeemt>er reached f>.?5. January. 0.45,
?nit March 0.40. The market was finally ea?y
under general ?filing ?jjd closed at pr?ctl?
cslly the lowc?t of lb? lesitoa or at a net loss
of 10?122 point?. Site? estimated at 600,000
Dalej.
Th?; decline In the ?ftfrnoon wus promoted by
the lower ruling of the Boutbern ?pot markets,
rblcb wrre generally unchanged to He, lower,
?hile, the estimates, for to-morrow at leading
point-, rau heavy. _
Cotton futures opened steady and elostd weak:
Open. Hieb. L,w. Closi
I Oetober ?V... 0.60 n.?? e.ga. 0.3S
November ... 9.55 0.57 tt.ZH [>;?i
December_?.en ?.t? 9.4G, n.46
Jana?ry . 0.65 O.iV? ?1.4B 0.45
Fehrnary _0.61 !>.ei 0.54 8.45
Msrrh .9.70 ti.73 0.40 0.00
April ?.H.T3 p.T= 0.67 0.54
May .0.76 3.7<i 0.S4 0.63
June. .... .... 0,55
July .0.70 0.76 0.50 0.50
Spot cotton closed quiet. 30 point? lower; mid?
dling uplands, 0.70; middling gulf, 0.85; ules,
24,435 balea.
Gotton. (?ukt: middling. f>.7o; grois receipts,
6,277 bale?; ?alas, 24,433 nales; stock, 06,01.1
bales.
Total to-d?y at ?II ???port??Net receipts.,
40.827 bales; export to Oreat Britain. 24.460
b?l*e; to Frunce, 13,537 hale?; to tbe Continent,
6,771 bale?: itoci, '.15.800 bale?.
'ConaolldatiMl at all seaport??Net receipt?.
08,849 bales; export to Great Britain, 42,000
bales; to Prance, 13,537 bales; t/> the Continent,
44,50fi bales.
Total ?lure Kentcraber 1st at all seaports?Net
reselpt?, 1,?46,??> 7bole?: eiTKrrt to Oreat Britain,
366..'?26 balps; to France, 112,883 hales; to tho
Continent, 403,130 bale?.
NKTV ORLBAA'8, LA,. Oct. 10.?COTTON?
Spot cotton, dull, ?lower; saJe?, 1.750 bales, In?
cluditi?? 3.000- to arrive; luoutioni reduced
3-16C.
frinire??Th? conr?e of price? to.day wa? dl??
appointing. At tho opening the entire Hat wn?
i<B,<y points above Saturday'? final, but Boon
thereafter. norwlthitandtlip tho report of frosts
In nearly all ?ecllr??,?.- ?,? the belt, the market
took a ?lownward tendency, which continued to
the end of the session, ?ben price? wore at the
lowest of the day. th* ll?t e,howlng net los-es
of 12IU.22 |>oluts.
Cotton future? steady: October, 0.320 0.3:!:
November, o.2s?30.80; December, 0,28(30.20;
Jinuary. 0 V.lf/P.ao; February, 11.4000.11;
March. O.Wtlto.M; April, ?.d????.??*,: MJJ,
o.?r,<(jf'.o),
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Oct. W.?KLOtlR-QuIter. but
?till firm. ??' Flour?Firm. Buckwheat Fluur
and Duckwbeut?Firm. Coriiaieul?Easy. Rye?
Pul?; Unie}???Steady,
U'beat?Spot, cany; No. 2 red, S5Ze. Optloua
displayed early depression because of lower
cables. At ivoii, bow-over,' they turned strong
and thereifter ruled firm until near the close,
when ? bear attack broko prices. They wen?
tlnaily IsO'sc net lowiir, Muy closed ut SZ%c.;
Pcfi'inbrr. r>tl%c.
Corn??pot, weak; Nn. a, nominal. Option
rasrkel was dull nnd'weak all the session. Thp
<li*e wus 7? (RI He. net lower. May i:slosed at
4*c; Peccinber, 60%?, Oat??Spot, ipilet; No.
2, 41>,c.
lleef -steady; faintly. S]0?gll. Cot Meats?
Quint. I.ard?-Kasy; weitem ?teamed, IT.Ki;
reDii?d, dull; Continent, ?T.H5. Pork?Steady.
Rositi??Firm. Turpe-utlne?Quiet.
Coffee?Spot Hlo, rjulot; No. ? Invoice, T%c. :
Cordova. 06 test, Il?2fl2c. The market for cof?
fee futures opened ?te.ady at a derllne. of (5
pointa on November to unchanged on other
Petition?!, ?'? ""' session progressed business
became f?l*S active and the market was linally
steady, .'?'itM points higher. Sales, 48,00<> bag*.
Silgar?Raw, steady; rellned. steady. ItV??
Qiltet. Molasses?Steady.
Batter?-Finn; extra creamery. 22'or.; cream?
er.?, comino?? to choice, I02t'31c; Stale dairy.
16(?2AI??. ?? e*? -Quiet; State, full creum,
fanny ?mail, ?uloerd, I3%e.| large, colored,
llii??.?. email white, III?*.; largo white, lltic.
Kggs?Strong; Mate ana l'enn?yl??nU, faucy
mixed. 21c,; western, extra, 35c.', western, sec
mid? t? thirds. 17tfX22c.; we?!?.??. fir?*, 21c;
refrigerated. 18tfc2l<?.
I'otiitoesT-Qulet: I^tig latand. tt.".rif|/'J.2r.;
Jerseys, il.7Billl.00i Ststf, Eastern and West
eru, *3.??(?5.2.00; Jersey swreti. fi,00?2.6Q,
1'cftUutB-?teadJi. iiiiey handplclied. 41ifl5c;
other doraeitlc. savie. CuhbHge??Quiet! do?
minile, per 100, ISfl?; per barrel, 7flo.<i{||,
Prelght to Iitrerpool?Quiet; cottoo by stesni
20c.? fraln by steam, ll-jd.
CIllCAOO, ILL., Oct. 10.?Grulli pike? mini
weilt to-day, Influenced by the clump lu Wall
Street and by tb'i tiearlsh foreign new?. Decem?
ber wheat clo?ed JMilic. lower; corn and oat?
wtTC each down )41lHn?, ?nd Jan>iry provision?
were 7Hite, lower at the Die*?,
The leudtiig fiiltii'ca rungeil a? follow?:
Open, Fllgb. Low. Clos?.
WRKAT-Ni?, i,',
OfC (new). 80I.J 81% ?0!i MM',
May .) TO? 80?4 78% 7ft
CO HV?No, ?.
(let. 4:|li 43N ?!<?% IH%
l>ei:. 411?, 4'^i 48U 48%
Mas . 43'i 4S% ?i; ?'?
5Arra?No."*.
Oct. .. .. :',4?i
Pee. 3d ;,0W, .'?'i 35t?
Muy . Milli ?I0*i 30 8t?i
?URS I'OItK-Per bill, ,
0?t. ?,.? .... . 11.00
Jan.11.Miti 1I.H71.? 11.70 ll.mj
Muy .11.071J t'?.00 I1.S5 ll.NT'i
?..* h ??Per loo ihs.
Oct.0.00 e.Bji) O.lS'.i ?.15
Ile?:.O.nO ii.no I1321J 0.8214
?Isii.'. ,.??? ?,.???? G? ?l?ti 0.40
May .6,571,4 ?102?, 0.47'i 6.47!?
SHOUT ItlIlS-l'.r 100 Ib?.
llc-l.fi.Otl 8,no X.OI'I M.IVI
Jan.0.25 6.25 0,1o ??. 17 ' ?'?
May .?.,'?? ?.32^ 0.J71? ?.27ij
l'agli OMOtallfiii? rrsvr n? l/.llows?fi Ol'lf
tftparl.v. N?>. ;i spr|uj; wUci?;., 7lic,: No, 'J red.
?SUj'?l'H?i'?. Nu. 2 rom. 4;;!ic; No. 2 yillim,
44?,c. No. 2 oats, 84?j Hi 34"??. ; No. 3 while,
S64j?37Uc No. 2 rye, Ma07c. ?food feeding
barley, 40Q43c; fair to choleo malting, 44(0
54c. No. 1 flaxseed, 05c.; No, 1 northwestern,
tl.02'/-ji prime Timothy seed, $3.03. Mess
pork, per barrel. ?11f11.1244; Isrd, per 100
[?minds, fe.20ije.20; short ribs sides (loose),
$7.25<??7..V)r. dry ?aitati shoulders (boied).
M.IS,?''?.e.2?i short clear side? iboxedl, $7,75?.
8.00. Whiskey, basis of blgh wine?, $'#2d.
Clover, contract grade, ttO.oOQ 10.60. Butter
Steady; creamery, 15V4"32ni?c..: dairy, 14Q18C.
Eggs?Firm at mark, c?i?es Included, ISfftWtAc.
Cheewe? Easy at JO^egll Vic. Receipt??Wheat,
lie.700 bushels; corn. 383.300 bushels; oats, SID,?
200 bushels; hog?, 37,000 heed. ?
???,???????. MD., Oct. 10.?FLOUB?Un?
changed. Wheat?Firm; snot, contract, ?Hi@
E0*iic.; No. 2 red, western. 68??o.; October, 85?4
i3:85*se.; wuthern by ?ample. 74QR3c. Corn?
Ei*?y: ?pot, ?0i?4j,6fla?c.: October, OOVi@50}?c.;
?outhern Tchfte corn, 50?54c. Oats?Firm; "No?.
t white. 42;$*? Bye?Steady; No. 2. ??'.^?.
Butter?Stronger, unchanged; fancy imitation,
171?18C-; fancy creamery. 2103270.; fancy Udle,
10*3:17c. Eggs?Firm, unchanged at 23o.
CTbe#e*?Steady to Arm, unchanged; large. 32\tc.
Bogar?Steady; coarse granulated and line,
?3.01'?.
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKST.
.Richmond, Va., Oct. JO, 1003.
? QUWATIO.Nfl
WHEAT?
Longberry . 00 !?.?l
MUed . 00 (301
Sliortberry .?0 fail
. Ko. 2 red . DO ?01
V?. bag lot* .80 ?,??
LOU-?? -.
White (Va.) bsg lot?.S3 ?.? .
So. 2 wbltc . S3
So. S white. 02!i
So. 2 mixed . 33
So. 3 mixed. 021?
OATS?
So. 2 mixed.40<J
So. 3 mixed.40
So; 2 white . 42>4
Winter seed . 43 ?50
B TE?Va. bag loto.00 Qb7
CATTLE MAKL'ETX
RICHMOND LIVE ST?CK MARKET. . .
(Sales at I'ulon Stock Tards,)
Richmond, Va., Oct. 10, 100.!.
Receipt? for week ending A-dey:
CATTLE?Receipts. 33H lieud; market steady.
Best steers, 4'??/4:l?c.; medium to good, 3Mi<U
?414c ; best heifers, 3?<<ii'4e. ; medium to gnidi
3"4 4i3t-:C.; common to fair, 2U@3c.? cow?, Unj?
3o.; oxen, aU?S^c; bulls. 2liW2?icJ; calve?,
O't/O'/ir'?; fresh cow?, $20.0^40.
IIOGK.?Receipt?, 1,41 Snesd; market active.
<;<i?d hogs, ?.OO?JH.IB; pigs, weighing less tbau
JOO ponnds? ."idlo'lir.
8HEEH ANU LAMBS?Receipts, 300 head.
Fat sheep, .1H3?4c.? meilliiui and fair kind?,
3'fl3He.; bucks, 25j2%c.; lambs, ????^.;
?? m mou, clipped lamb?. 34$3>.???.
CHICAGO, ILL., Oct. If??CATTLE? Receipts.
S6.000 head, Including BO? Texan? and 6,000
Western, b'lnv,, iwrtlly lue. lower. Good to
prime, l3,10(???i,GO; poor to medium. J8.604?
?1.6?; atockers and feeder?, t2.2fH34; cows,
?1.3??4.40| heifer?, $2??4.38; canner?. ??,????
3.IB; bulls, ?2&4.?0; calve?, ?2.60(d.7.23; Tox
?n.fed ateers, $2.7603.50: western steers, Silfi
-1.50. Ho???Receipts, S7.O00 heud; to-nior?
low, 15,000 head; lB(n,20c. lower. Mixed and
l>M tchers, 10,40029.73; good to choice heavy,
J.1 40??5.00; rough, heavy. S4.004?S.35| light.
? ????.??? l'?lk of ??les. SB.S0rjt6.40, Sheep?
il,.fw>lpt?, fl.OOO head. Sheep, ?toady to 10c.
Inner: lambs, stead)- Xa 10c. lowur. Good to
choice wethers. ?S.fflff?H.lO; fair to choice mix?
ed. $2Ti3; native lambs, ??.25(iJ,5.76.
N.EW ?0RK, Oct. 10.?BEEVES? Receipts;
4.SCO head. Steers, activo und trltle firm; hull?
nnd cows, steady to Htrong. Steers, $3.00(3
?.40; ?tag?. 14: hulls, ?'?.2S(tf!l.75? cows, tl.WS?
S. 10. Calves?Receipts, 3.000 bend, Good veni?
In demand; steady; all other? clow; grassem,
dilli: western?, lowor. Venls, 54.50^8-73; t'ipn,
?8.SO(?!0.00; culls, $4(3:4.50; grosser?, ?S.flO?
1.2.V, western?, $.;rtrflIt. 12',??. City dressed real?
sold at 8'.i<iJ|Re. per pound; country dresaefl, 7(?
12c, Sheen and Lami??Receipt?. 22.080 head.
Sheep, lOfiXSBe. lower; lambs, opened 15f(t28c.
lower. clCHied 23<?33c. off. Sheep, ?2.50(23,75;
few exports at 14; lambs, ?4.IWr?B.80; extra,
??.87??:,<G?.,).00; culls, $3.7.'5???4.?0; Canada lamb?,
t0.30ajf3.S0. Hogs?llecelpl?, 11.043 bead; mar?
ket ?80?, lower. State and Pennsylvania hog?,
(4310.15; choice light, SO.20.
CINCINNATI, 0., Oct. 1ft.?HOGS? Fairly
active at 14(85,80. Cattle?Quiet at ?2<ir,4.50.
ep?Easy at ?,1,76@8,8?. Lambs?IJujl at
(3.T8@B,B0,
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NORFOLK. VA? Oct. 10.?PEANUTS?
Furniers' market (pilot, Fancy, .'Ilici ?Irlctly
prime. Sit?.) prime, 3c; common. aajrtlHc.i
Rnanksh. per buibel, 80c. No new crop coming
Hi?TEitSBt'nr,, S'A.. Oct. 10.?peanuts?
Spanish. OOdiO'J^e, Market Arm, ?lock 'Ight
and few being offered. Virginia'?, 814c, for
fnncy; market ateadr.
nrtv uoonti *r*RKRT,
NEW VOBK. Oct 10.?The dry good? market
is In improved condition, and although tho vol
inrie of transaction? im? not materially in?
rrtiiapd, It Is rvjdeut buyer? are commencing
the necessity of supplylii)? tholr wants for the
coming stesimi. Burine; <? *\ a conservative
?????? utili, but there Is no doubt thcro 1? more
?'tilingueas to negotiate.
NAVAL BTOBE8.
WILMINGTON, N, C-., Oct, 10_SPIRIT?
TI'ltlT.NTINE -Slearty nt DfHiC,) recelpls 18
ciiBk?. ??????--Kirni ?1 ?2.06: lecelpla, 48
I'lmk?. Tar- Firm ut ti.So; r?ce|l!t?, ft 7|,ur
ipIh. Crude ?\??|????1???.' ?????? al f2.2.Fia'i3>'ii:
iveflpl?, 2t? liiiireUi
?'UAllLF.Sl'lIN. S. t;., Oit. Ul.? Tl'lU'l?N -
TINK- Steudy nt ?5\??. Itnsln?Slemly ut S2.?U,
HAVANNAIl, GA., Oo?. 10. ?????????????'? ?
Firm al f>tlUc.J reeelpt", 627 casks. Iloslti- -
Sli-iid.v; rrerlpt?, ?43 liarrel?; utuor/li, 3,?10?
barr?is.
COT'f ONSEU?TTl ? ??????'.?.
NEW VOKK, 0,:|. ju.? Cottonseed oil dnil
and nominally unchanged. Trim? crude, f. o.
b. mills, Z8igU?Hc.; prime emomer yellow,
35387c.; prime whit?, 44c; prime winter yel?
low. 44c
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, QCT. 10, 3003.
A ?RI VED.
eteamer Berkeley, Guy, Norfolk, mcrchandl??
?nd passoneers. Old Dominion line,
Schooner John S. Benebam, Morgrtp, Oyster
Bay. gravel, Armitage Oo.
Schooner Maule Seunders, Soper, eNw Tork.
?ale, Harvey Blanr and Co..
Schooner Annie Klmbkli, ?weetrnan. Prcrulee
lend, flsb scrap. .Richmond (.nano Co,
Schooner Manaway. Reine?. Urbanna. . Vn.,
fish and canned goods. Lrftfhvre and Armlstead.
?Barge Sharon Hill, Batterby, Ferryvllle, ..coal,
S. H. Uawe? and Co.
Schooner Clarence 0. Holland, losley, Severn
River, ?and, Warner Moore Co.
BAILED.
Steamer Rrekeley, Guy, Norfolk. tuercbaodlM
? nd passeneer?. oid Dominion Uoe.
Steamer Pocauootaa. Grsv?? James River land?
ing? and Norfolk, merchandise ?ud paaseogirs.
Virginia Navigation Company.
PORT NFjWrOHVT >-BWS;"OCT. 10, 3803.
AIUUVKI&. : , . .
Schooner Ellrabetb Palmerr ^Boston.
Schooner Addio 3G. Lawrence. Portland.
Schooner T. Charleston Henry, Boston.
Schooner William ?. P?ltner, Portion?!.
Schooner Alice E. Clark, rortlaud.
S?:hooner W. (J. Carnegie, Boston.
Schooner Martha P. Small, Portsmouth.
Barge City of Montreal. Boston.
Barge O. R. Skt'*t!e]d. Salem.
Burgo Iowa, Providence.
Barge Puritan and Horncci New Ixjndon.
SAILED.
Schooner Governor Ames, rroTld'.nce.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. OCT. 10, 1903.
ARRIVED
Barge Glenwood, Falrbrothcr?, to load railroad
ttae.
Barge Roanoke, ?"?tlloohy, to load poplar wood.
Schooner Harry C. Shepherd, ('runnier, to load
lumber.
Schooner Etile Bedsworth. Williams, to load
lumber.
Schooner Matilda Brooks, Nottag?, loadod
railroad tie?, Cray's Creek.
CREDITORS AGREE
TO EXTENSION
Advisory Committee of Wil?
liams & Sons andMldden
dorf Send Out Letter
Tlie Advisory Committee appointed to
take charge of tlie uffalrs of John L?. Wil?
liams and Sons, of this city, rind J. Wil?
liam. Mlddcndorf and Company, of Balti?
more, with a view of recommeiulini- a
plan of adjustment und llquldutlon, sent
out from Baltimore yesterday a most im?
portant letter to all the creditors of the
two concerne. It Is appended;
Baltimore, Md.. Oct. 10, 1903.
Pear Sirs,?\Va lieroby advise you that
creditors imbibir* or owning not leH?i?thiin
7T per cent. In amount of the liabilities
of eaeli of the firma of John h. Williams
?fe Sons, of Hlchmond, Va., and J. Wil?
liam ??I'idilendorf & Company, of Balli?
li ???, Md,, have assented to the plan
proposed to their creditors In our circular
letter dated Oct. e 1003.
Other creditors have agreed to the ex?
tension, but under conditions that do not
Justify UK In Including their claims In the
7f. per cent, that have signed. We, there?
fore, declaro tho plan proposed In our
above mentioned circular to bo operative',
These two firme will at onno. under our
general direction nnd supervision, enter
vigorously upon the worn of liquidation
and adjustment Of their llabtlltle?.
Respectfully yours,
(Signed.) Hoheit c. Davidson, chairman;
Pouglii? H, Thomas, Douglas II. Gor?
don John B. flaiiir?ay, lingue hovering,
Baltimore; Eppa llnnton, Jr., Richmond,
Va,; Frank O. Briggs, Trenton, N. J.
For Mr. Taylor's Seit.
?The friends of Messrs? P? Romper Ree.
tor und Heniy Colui aie urijln?? them
for the seat In the City Committee from
Madison Ward, shortly to be made va?
cant by the raslKnnt. on of Mr. Joseph C.
Taylor. Mr. Reo tor la chief booKKeopor
for Messrs. Blair & Tabi?, und Mr. Conn
Is superintendent of the Street. Cleaning
Deportment,
Jud^e Hji-s ?? H tre.
Judge John I). Horsloy, of Dyuohburg,
was at l'10 Coi pornt on Commlss on
rooms vestcrday. ho declared his belief
that the Senator chosen to succeed Mr.
Martin would b? iiomlnalod in a pri?
mary. Judge Mursley Is an avowed ad?
vocate of Ilio lei-vlccllou of th., Junior
Senstor,
Hustings C uri,
In ihr ????.'?????? Court yesterday einr?
enne Moni? ami Willi? fnilon wure con?
victed ?of polli lui'coiiy and given six
ii'oiitlis In Juli.
John Montini was tib'd on the suino
Churgo and ec(|tiitted.
il. IJ, l'irur?? wus acquitted, ?? the charge
of grumi Imceny?
JOHN L. WILLIAMS & SONS?
BANKERS,
Dealer? tn IUCBMOND, VA-,
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.
MUNICrPATi BONUS A 8PECIALTT.
Correspondence Invited.
TWELVE HOURS OF
SERVICES SUNDAY
Rev. J. B. Hutson Welcomes
the Seventieth Baptist
Minister Here.
Hunday was taken Up with religious ser?
vices exclusively In Fulton. They were
In progress every hour from 0 A, M. to
? P. M? Kvory service wuh well attended.
The day's services began with tho an?
imal rally o? Denny-Street M. E. Sunday?
scliool, and closed wlih the regular ser?
vices In the four churches nt night. The
exercises at tho rally were well rendered,
nnd tho school should bo complimented on
Its line showing. Captain John Lamb nd
dresned the school on foreign missions.
The r?cognition services at Fulton Bap?
tist Church In tho afternoon also attract?
ed an audience that flltod the edifice. Rev.
Dr. George Cooper presided, und Hev. Dr.
J. B. Hutson welcomed Hev. David Hep?
burn to the clly and State. Hev, A. A.
Jones, of Denny-Street M, K. Church. In a
lew remarks, welcomed Uev. Mr. Hepburn
to Fulton. Mr. Floyd Reams welcomed
tho new pastor In behalf of the church.
Rev. Dr. Whitsltt, utliler whom Rev. Mr.
Ilepburh was a student, paid an excellent
tribute to tho new pastor. A number of
Baptist ministers wero present and ns
sisted in the exercises. During his re?
marks Rev. Dr. Hutson staled thnt Rev.
Mr. Hepburn wan the seventieth Baptist
pastor he had welcomed to this city dur?
ing tho past thirty years. Tho choir ren?
dered an excellent programme.
A meeting for mon was held In tho
Wcddell Memorial Chapel at 5 o'clock.
Rev, Otis Meado addressed the audience,
end Captain Frank Cunningham sang a
solo.
Rev. ?. ?. Jones and wlfo gave
"house warming" reception at the now
parsonago last night. ? large number of
tho members wore present, and spent
a social evening. Tho new personage
received its finishing touches last week.
Tho Cup of Cold Water Circle of King's
Daughters and Sons held an Important
meeting Inet night at the residence of
Miss Martha Block. The following dele?
gates were elected to represent the circle
at? the State convention, which convene?
tr. this city next week! Misses Mayme
Jordan, Pearl Smith, Lllllo Kelsen, Bessie
Lamb, Annlo Gayle and Martha Black.
Messrs. George' H. Duke and Walter
Rock left yosterday afternoon for New?
port New? a? delegates from Patrick
Henry Council, No.? 12, to the State Coun?
cil.
Phyllis, the little daughter of Mr. VV.
Floyd Reams, Is quito sick. -
A heavy frost fell In Varlna Sunday
night and played havoc with late vege?
tables, which were plentiful.
? Mr. R. Lv Dowdy has returned to his
heme' In Cumberland county after spend?
ing several weeks with his daughter, Mrs.
David Cobb. He was accompanied by his
granddaughter, Annie Ruth Cobb, who will
spend the winter.
CHARTERS GRANTED
BY THE COMMISSION
The following charters were granted
by the Corporation Commission yester?
day:
"Port Norfolk Pleasure Club, Port Nor?
folk," H. T. Crump, president
Sandy Bottom Pleasure Club, Inc.,
Nansemond county, John D. Corbell,
president.
A'irglnla Beach Amusement Company,
Inc., Norfolk, W. B. Rudolph, president
and treasurer ; capital stock ?40,0X10 to
?75,000,
Keystone . Social Club, Inc., Elizabeth
City county. M. F. Brady, president.
\Tlrginla Hardwood Lumber Company,
Big Stone Gap, capital Increased from
$5,00o to $10.000.
Augusta Milling and Mercantile Com?
pany, Inc., Mossy Creek, Sairiunl Fer?
rer, president: capital stock $18,000 to
$25.000.
Everett Social Club. Inc. Eyeretts, W.
K, Wagner, president,
Amendment to ortgrter of Cape Henry
Synrt'cate Increasing capital stock to
$600,000.
Fourth Ward Soclul Club. Inc., Nor
fo'k, James E. Gordon, president.
Taylor Wagon Works, Lynchburg, se?
cured an amendment lncrcuslng; itsj cap?
ital stock- to $150.000.
The Pearl Nellds and MeCormlek Com?
pani', chartered under the laws of New
Jersey, were authorized to do business
In Virginia.
The company proposes to conduct the
business of operating planing and k.%w
m'lls,
Ould-Carlcr Company, Inc., Lynchburg,
James W, Ould, president: capital stock
$150.000 to $300,000.
Norfolk County Athletlo Club, Ino.,
Norfolk, A. O. Qurgnnts, president and
treasurer,
Norfolk Amusement Company, Inc.,
Norfolk, J. H. Livingston, president anil
treasurer; cap'tai stock iio.ooo to $26.ooo.
The charter of the Hampton Roads
Railway and Electric Company, Newport
Ntitvii, was extended for three years from
date; capital stock $50,000 to $509,000.
? awi?i.lKlSKln:fIUSGMIHiiOCl.,ovforal t.vA
Property Transfers.
Richmond: M. W, Crouch to G, M.
Crnloton. 2f> feet on ea>t sido of Twenty,
fourth Street. 140 feot south of Clay,
?too.
J. B. Puce nnd wife to R, H. Pace. ::."
feet on west slue of Randolph Street, 90
feet smith of Clolboriie, tile Vlr'ln'a
Trust Company, unites herein to rel^a*?
the property from a deed of trust, of
Julv 10, ItfO?-'. S2>>e.
Richard Wilson a"d w'fo tn W. J, Rush.
It feet un north side of CUlio-ino Street,
?7?? i-i feet waat of Mon-no, J3no.
Hem ho: Mary IC. Clir'stlau to E. S.
Read, lots II and Hi blo'ult 1?, s-ct'on |i.
Highland Kpr'ngK. ?12S.
George H. Denny to F. M. Hoxloy,
10 (?12 foot on south Mde of Cury Street,
112 feet w??t of Carter, ?DM.
15. C. Onrrlson and wlfo to M. Eliza?
beth Vanghen, Wl f*et on north sido of
Dickeneon Street, and 30 feet on south
side of Dickenson Street, $."(?>.
The Branchas Olosocl.
(By Associated Press.)
SEATTLE, WASH., Oct. 10.-Tha Seut
il(> branch of the international Bank and
Trust Company of America, ut tho city
ol Mexico, which failed Saturday, ha*
en sod ltn doors nml In In nlllil'go ol a
receiver. ?
HAN FRANCISCO, (AL.. Od. IM- An .?
result of 111* faillir? In Mexico City of II.?
liiterimilonnl l'utili mid ? rimi i.oinpaiiy
of America, tho brunch of tlmt bank In
lilla clly did not opon for luiKliii.i&b lo?
ony.
Opening of Tenne sse Home.
(Sprillai tu Tho Tlme?-lH.si> mil.)
IlltiaroL TKN.N'.. Oct. 19, W'i/il? only
t.ii*- hnspluil erguii of building* luive hetui
completed, ?till the ?utluiml Boldleiy'
Home, at Johnson City, Tenu., lias been
?1'ened lo tin: veteran? Who We're in
wuiting inoro for the occasliin, About
fifty veterans lune been received, The
opening I'l'iijuonles win; nttetuh'il by a
Urge, number of persans, t??, ohlol feut?
Ui'e of I In- oCCiil'Jon ?as the addl'06a ol
FINANCIAL.
viB-tirtiu'? KiwTtm. COLCMAN WO*tT?IAM.
DAVENPORT & CO.
INSURANCE.
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE NO. 51.
GENERAL AGENTS LIVERPOOL ?V LONDON ? GLOBE, 1113 E. MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO IMPROVEMENT OF RI8KS WHEREBY A LOWER RATE IS OBTAINABLI
:
I
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
Caplfa! $200,000, Surplus and Profits $672,445.75 t
Designated State, United State* and City Depository. X
Mercantile and Bank Accounts ? Largest Bank Depositary South t
respectfully solleltetf. of Baltimore.' ?
3 per cent. Interest Paid on Deooslts in Savings Department, t
Payable on Demand. ?
JOHN P. BRANCH, Prealdent. JOHN KCRR BRANCH, Vlce-Pre?, ?
JOHN F. GLENN, Caahler, J.
U+lfM 0??.?>??
the ?mvel-no'f- of the home, Hun. John P.
smith. Congressman w, P. Brownlow,
of tho First Tennessee Dlntftet", wn;<
among those in attendance. It was Con?
gressman Brownlow's bill that provided
for the home.
NEW HATSFOh IHEiOUtE,
The new winter helmets for tho police?
men are being delivered by Messia, ?. ?.
Berry .1 Co., they having secured tho con?
tract for "furiitfihlti?* ?ami: awarded by the
Police Board to tho lowest bidder.
IMPORTANT NOTICE R., F. & P. R. R
Until the damage to Long Bridgi?, over
tho Potomac Hiver, can bo repaired, there
will bo no through car servier: between
Richmond and Washington and pointa be?
yond. Pusscngors for VTashlnstbn and be?
yond, with their baggage, will be. trans?
ferred at Aloxnndrin.
W. P. TAYLOR. Trafile Manager.
AGREAT CONVENIENCE TO THE
PUBLIC.
The Southern Railway ticket office at
T?o. 320 East Main Street, Is open dally
except Sundays, where the nubi c m^y
purchase tickets and mako steering car
reservations to all ?oints, thus' avoid ng
the rush that sometimes occurs at dopot
offices. Information a3 to schedules ard
connections cheerfully furnished. "No
trouble to answer questions."
LOW RATES TO GREENSBORO, ?
C, AND RETURN.
Acoount meeting; of PtotogVaphera' As?
sociation of Virginia the Southern Rail?
way offors special low rate of ono and
one-third first-class fares for the round
trip. ????? Richmond, ?7.67. Equally low
rates from all points In Virginia and
North Carolina. ,
CUT FLOWERS, ROSES, VIOLETS
The largest stock of Roses, Violets,
Llllee of the Valley, Chrysanthemums
and Cut Flowers, Bridal Bouquets and
Designs shipped to all points. Mall,
telephone or telegraph orders promptly
attended to.
W; A. HAMMOND,
No. 107 Wast Broad St.
ARE YOU GOING GOUTH ?
Low Winter Tourist Rates via Seaboard
Air Lire Railway.
Seaboard Air Line Railway announces
isp?ela! WINTER TOURIST rates to all
tho prlnolpal point? In Flor da and the
Southvyeit. Tickets on salo Oo ober 15th.
good teturnlng unti May. 31. 1004.
The Seaboard offers a most attractive
schedule: fast trains With Pullman's
latest and most Improved Drawing-Ronm
.Sleeping Cars; Dining Car Service south
of Hamlet
Information aa to ratus, tickets, etc.,
cheerfully furnished on application to the
undersigned.
VA'. J. MAY,
City Ticket Agent.
H. 8. Loard, Dist. Pass'g'r. Asent,
'Phono 403. Richmond, Va.
SPECIAL LO H RATES VIA SEA?
BOARD A?R LINE RAILWAY.
North Carolina State Agricultural Fair,
Raleigh, N. C, October 19^24, 1903.
On account of the abova occasion the
Seaboard Air Lino Railway will sell tick?
ets to Raleigh and rutitrn at rato of one
laro, plus ?ifty cents, admission to tho
fall grounds. Tickets on sale October 16th
lo 23d, inclusive, final limit October 2tith.
LOW RATES WEST AND NORTH?
WEST.
Via Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railway, every day until November HO,
11)03.
$;>,">, Chicago to San Francisco, Los An
gtilas, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle nnd
many other Pacific Coast points. $30,
Chicago to Salt Lake City, Off don, Grand
Junction and many other noli; Is In Utah,
Colorado and Wyoming. LoVv rates to
hundreds of ether pollile .
Through train 'Service, Chicago to San
Francisco. Only $t? for a dotiblo berth,
tourist sleeper", nil the way.
To the Northwest via. St. Paul or via.
Omaha. Writ?: to-day for folder. Coorga
J. Lincoln, 81S Chestnut Street, Philadel?
phia', Pa.
Best American Granu?
lated Sugar, lb. 4|c.
Gardova or Lion Coffee,
lb.
? lia UUi
Lion Colfee, 3-pound papers.9c
Virginia Comb Honey, pound.15c.
Pure Cider Vinegar, gallon.20c.
Mixed Spices, for pickling, pound.20c.
Oyster Crackers' and Cracker Duat,
pound . .6c.
Small California Hams, pound.9c.
2 pounds New Hominy and Qrlte for.,lie.
Malt? Vita, package .12c,
Large Juicy Lemons, dozen.13c.
Best City Meal, per peck.3Bc.
or, bushel . .70c.
Large New Irish Potatoes, peek.22o,
Beat Cream Cheese, pound.iba
Brown Sugar, pound .A?.
Canned Tomatoes, per can.6c,
Mother's Oats, package .9c.
Good Lard, pound, Oo; or 3 Ib6, for..25o.
Whole Sweet Pickles, quart.10c
Gibson, XXXX, Mt, Vernon, Oscar
Pepar Old Brands Whiskey, bottle..75c.
3-pound Jars Home-Made Preserves. .18c.
Blackberry or Catawba Wine, quart 12c.
Bnamellne Stove Polish, box.4c.
Salt Pork, per pound. ...7c
Hound cans Chipped Beef.I5q
New Clipped Herrings, por doten_10c.
Good Green or Mixed Tea, pound_30c.
3 cans Rotted Tongue and Hani for.. 10c.
Canned Sugar Corn .8c.
or, 4 cans for.30c,
Large Lump Starcb, pound.4o.
Duffy's Malt Whiskey, per bottle_80c.
S. ULUAN'S SON,
Downtown Stores, 1820-1822 east Main
Strsot, Uptown Store, 506 f'ast Mar?
shall Street.
?Phones at our two Store?
G.W. Branch & Go.
BANKERS ami BROKERS
Members of Now York Cotton Ex?
chango and Chicago 3jirJ .>,? Trail
New York Correspondents?>
LADENBURG, THALMANN & CO
PRINCE &. WHITLEY
LEHMAN BROS.
to |
NEW YORK,
Frlvate Wires to ^ BOSTON.
CHICAGO.
BUSINESS AND
PERSONAL ACCOUNTS
* SOLICITED BY
THE
Slate Bank of Virginia,
fill E.MainSf?
Richmond, Vi.
Bankers and Brokers
1114 E. Main St., Richmond, Va
Private Wires to Principal Points
Correspondents?W. E. WQODEND &
CO., Members New York Consolidated
Stock Exchange,.
Correspondence lnvlte.1.
THE FIRM OF
?. f. IP SONS
having gone out of business, I
will continuo the
Gun, Rifle, Pistol and Sport?
ing Goods Business
at the Old Stand,
1719 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
under the name of
T.W. TIGNOR'S SON.
I will bo glad to.servo tho pat?
rons of tho old concern in the
best way possible, and ??t per?
sonal friends. The repair work
left with T. W. Tignor's 80ns can
bo found at 1719 ? Franklin St.,
and will not bo kept longer than
the 15th of November?then it
will be sold for repairs.
J. C. TIGrNOB,
Proprietor.
Yon can't be. happy if you uro burning
poor Coal. The Coal wo. soil is not a
worry producer. U is a--worry saver.
\Sr?) ?audio all Ulmls of Antliruelto, Btove.
Egg, Nut unti llrokon Splint, hump, KW
Crook Lump, New Hiver Lump nnd Steam
Coni.
W'hv not try a loluPof our Domestic
Coak'for cooking ?tore*? It will save
von money.
WOOD
Wo handln all kinds of dak ami Pin?
Wood, Ions and ?awed; in any length
(o Mu? any stove. Give up a cell sud
bo convinced.
'Phono 1 Olili; 1710 Ka>!. Broad Street.
75c. Half-Soling Men's Shoes
Ladies', 60c.
livery pair Well Snoe reatlUhed on
our lCle.ei.ric Stitcher; no big usly sew?
ing around the sole like a cobbler e*w?
by hand; no nails, no pegs; the only
up-to.date plant lor repairing shoea In
'? ELECTRIC POWER
w SHOE FAOTOaT,
716 East Main Street.
'Phone -'007, will send un> whore and
deliver.
This advertisement good tor 10c?
Vigorous Rubbing
with Dixie .Nerve and itone Utniiuent will
eure Hlkouniailsiii. Neuralgia. Drawn
Muscles and Klnew?, Knlary, il Joints,
l'alni in Bidet?. Urica, BbQUldor? un*
i,imbH. tieit on earth tot Man and liv??t.
Or a Ionia ber?* ? Ile* ,l? e*l'?l?

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