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296328.01    2334-0002



                        September 2, 2004


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1.   Name of Reporting Person and I.R.S. Identification Number

     Richard J. Shaker, DBA Shaker Financial Services
            IRS TIN 51-0434319




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2.    Check  the  Appropriate Row if a member  of  a  Group  (See
Instructions)

                             (a)  []
                             (b)  []

                               N/A
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3.   SEC Use Only

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4.    Source  of  Funds     WC  (of accounts  managed  by  Shaker
Financial Services)
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5.    Check  if  Disclosure  of  Legal  Proceedings  is  Required
Pursuant to Items 2(d) or 2(e)

                               []

                               N/A
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6.    Citizenship or Place of Organization            Richard  J.
Shaker is a U. S. citizen.
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..         Sole Voting Power   405,800
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8.        Shared Voting Power          0
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Sole Dispositive Power  405,800
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10.       Shared Dispositive Power       0
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11.  Aggregate Amount Beneficially Owned by Each Reporting Person

     Accounts  managed  by Richard J. Shaker, doing  business  as
Shaker  Financial Services, own 405,800 shares.    No  additional
shares  are beneficially owned by Mr. Shaker, his relatives,  or,
to his knowledge, by any of his clients.
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12.   Check if the Aggregate Amount in Row (11) Excludes  Certain
Shares

                               []

                               N/A
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13.  Percent of Class Represented by Amount in Row (11)

                             15.59%

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14.  Type of Reporting Person      IA

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This statement constitutes Amendment No.1 to the Schedule 13D
filed on August 5, 2004. Except as specifically set forth herein,
the Schedule 13D remains unmodified.

Item 3 is amended as follows:
Item 3. Source and Amount of Funds or other Consideration.

      The  purchase cost of the 405,800 shares of FOXBY Corp.  in
accounts  managed  by  Shaker Financial  Services  was  $945,529.
These   funds   were  available  in  the  accounts  from   direct
contributions  or  sale  of  previously  held  investments.    No
borrowing  from a third party was necessary to obtain  funds  for
the purchases.


Item 5 is amended as follows:
Item 5. Interest in Securities of the Issuer.

      (a)  The aggregate number of shares of the common stock  of
FOXBY  Corp.  owned  by  accounts  managed  by  Shaker  Financial
Services  for  the purposes of this Statement is  405,800  shares
representing  approximately 15.59% of the outstanding  shares  of
common stock of FOXBY Corp.

     (b)  The number of shares of the common stock of FOXBY Corp.
as  to which Shaker Financial Services has sole power to vote  or
to  direct  the  vote or sole power to dispose or to  direct  the
disposition of is 405,800 shares of the common stock.  The number
of  shares of the common stock of FOXBY Corp. as to which  Shaker
Financial Services has shared power to vote or to direct the vote
or  shared  power  to dispose or to direct the disposition  is  0
shares of the common stock of FOXBY Corp..

      (c)  During the period August 3, 2004 through September  1,
2004,  Shaker Financial Services purchased 3,100 shares of  FOXBY
Corp.  for  accounts  that  it  manages.   The  transactions  are
itemized below.

      Date       P/S   Number of Shares    Price  Per  Share  ($)
Total Cost

     Aug 25         P    1,500               2.16           3,250
         Aug    30            P         100                  2.16
231
     Aug 31         P    1,500               2.16           3,255
         TOTAL         P              3,100                  2.16
6,736


     (d)  N/A

     (e)  N/A

Item 7 is amended as follows:
Item 7.        Material to be Filed as Exhibits.

      On September 2, I sent the following letter to the Board of
Directors of Foxby Corp.

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                              1094 Magothy Circle
                                  Annapolis,    MD     21401-5025
sfs@ix.netcom.com; 410-626-7914

                                   September 2, 2004

The Board of Directors
Foxby Corp.
11 Hanover Square
New York, NY 10005

Gentlemen:

I  believe  that  at  the  annual meeting  I  will  have  proxies
representing significantly more shares than those pledged to you.
Unless the proxy count radically changes in your favor before the
meeting,  it  is  clear  that  my nominees  will  be  elected  as
directors.   The  only  way they will not be  elected  is  if  my
nominations are ruled out of order at the meeting.  In that case,
we  would  have to file a lawsuit to declare my nominees elected.
The  basis of our lawsuit would be that any action taken  by  the
board  for the primary purpose of interfering with or impeding  a
shareholder   vote   without   a  compelling   justification   or
shareholder approval - even if taken in good faith -- is invalid.
There  are  ample legal precedents for this principle, which  was
first  established  in Blasius Industries, Inc.  v.  Atlas  Corp.
Please  ask  your  counsel to explain this case  and  whether  he
believes it is applicable.

A  provision  in  the bylaws purports to require  board  approval
prior  to seeking judicial review.  We don't think that provision
is  valid  either, and we reserve our right to  challenge  it  in
court.   However,  since it is there, I hereby request  that  the
board  approve my seeking judicial review of the outcome  of  the
vote if I am not permitted to nominate candidates at the meeting.

In  conclusion, please remember that you have a fiduciary duty to
act  in  the best interest of the shareholders.  Also, litigation
can be very costly, and Foxby can ill afford to waste money on  a
lawsuit in which I am confident we would prevail.  (Do you really
believe  a  judge  would  rule  to  prevent  the  will   of   the
shareholders  from  being effected?)  Therefore,  I  ask  you  to
consider allowing the will of the shareholders to prevail at  the
meeting even if you do not agree with it.

Thank you for giving this matter your serious consideration.

                                   Very truly yours,



                                   Richard J. Shaker
                                   SHAKER FINANCIAL SERVICES







                           SIGNATURES

     After reasonable inquiry and to the best of my knowledge and
belief,  I  certify  that  the  information  set  forth  in  this
statement is true, complete and correct.


Dated:   September 2, 2004              SHAKER FINANCIAL SERVICES


                         By:
                              Richard J. Shaker, Shaker Financial
Services