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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24

NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-FLOUR-Stcad
/ icr On tone and a. fair iu inquiry for spr ng
| patents al old asking prices. winter
sttai gifts, s3.JN3.I5.
| RYE FLOIE-fi-m.
CORNMEAL-sleady; yellow western,
BARLEY-Flrm.
BARLEY MALT-Steady
| WlkAI-Sput steady. so. . red. 1s4 c.
| Options opened stronger at lzc. advance
on higher cables. wet weather in the
Northwest and local covering. Iney we've
sustained later by light offerings and
nervQuspcas among the short interests,
but finally cased OF because OF disappOiut-
ing cash trade, and closed unsettled at
re. net advance; september closed at
4Otc.; December closed at lH &C..
CORN-Sp0t steady; No. -, $3.50. OPP
lions opened firm az isc. advance on cow
erin- and sold up later ON export talk.
light receipts and good clearances. closed
firm at 3sc. advance. August closed 90
Der closed al 3j3tc.
OATS Spot nrm; No. . 25Ic. Options
BUTTER-steady: western creamery,
l102lc.; State dairy 1JUloc.
EESE-Steady. large white. CSC.
EGGS-Flrm: State and Pennsg lYania
l7ulSc.; western ungraded, l-UlJc.
POTATOES-Ouiet. fair TO prime $40
12j. fancy white, $1JOQLG5; southern
sweets. S1250l 80.
CABBAGE-Quiet; Long Island. S3al
per 100.
COTTON BY sTEAM-To Liverpool.
zoe.
BEEF-Quiet
pORk-Duu.
CUT MEATS Steady.
LABD-Firmer: western steamed, s. 1jt
city. Sj15; August closed at 5000. Refined
firm
TALLOW-Firm: city 4ss0i2lc; coun-
try 4ssc.
COTTON-SEED OTTl-Steady.
ROLEUM-Steady.
TURPENT lNE-Quict.
COFFEE-ODtiOns opened steady, un-
changed prices and improved 20 10
points on cOvering but later turned ir-
regular, and eascd Off under dlsappoint-
ing foreign market news. spot buyers
continued to underestimate. Outside sup
port was totally lacking. Closed steady.
points higher 90 lower. sales. - 20
bags. including August St2j; September,
$3.50: December, 4.7j. March, s.. Spot
Rio dun and nominal. iAid, small local
market
sUGAR-Raw quiet: fair refining. &c.;
centrifugal. Hi test. ai4c., mOlasses sugar,
SIC. Refined steady
MUSKMELONS-In heavy supply and
weak: lfackensack. per barrel. zoe 1>li
DO Jersey Christina. per barrel. 5o0 l5c.
DO Jenny Lind. 50c0S1 do. Hackcnsack
seed. 400G0c: 90. Maryland. ROCKFORD,
per crate 2j0fIc.. DO. Gem. 10000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; per car load
$50 POO; do. per 100, 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24

business and left tho impression that
Views at large were wavefug.. The mar
ket opened rampently ~ an advance OF .
points, with a further advance immedl-
ately following OF 20 points. The
basis OF the early upward movement Was
the alarming character Of crop accounts
from the South. more particularly from
Texas. A leading cotton firm has adNices
from eighteen counties. with tho damage
Nariousy reported at from 10 % - per
cent. This, experimenting tho Official re-
ports OF damage and the absence or ram
N the Washington forecasts became =
large factor IN tho upward movement,
which appeared tO-be restricted only bY
the disposition 20 take prOnts. Tho hitter
az one time turned the market 20 tnat
noon found prices OF 20 within > 10 .
points Of the best figures Of yesterday.
But again there was @ whirl IN the mar
ket caused by an influx Of outside nuyin6
orders. ana some OF the more timid shorts
had 20 cover. Trading in the afternoon,
however, became less active, %-th the best
support from the shorts SIDE. closed
steady at a net advance OF @ % IS points
COTTON-Futures opened steady: Au-
gust $50; September BIS: October. Gt3;
November. Cos. December. eli. January,
Olb. February, %; March, G2f; April,
G25; May, O2S. June. G3t.
Futures closed steady, August, JSj;
September 5SI. october, coo: - ovember
sos. December. Cos. Janua-- 900; FeD-
ruary. OH. March. Gil. Apin. G1s. May
9 20: June, G.38
SPOT cotton closod quiet: middlnr up-
lands. @ j-lG; middlng gulf, SIG, sales,
2sG bales.
COTTON - Steady: middHn~. G5-iG;
gross receipts. 1Sj bales. sales 2e6 bales.
stock ll3 fos bales; exports 10 the CONT
Total to-day-Net receipts. 4e9i bales:
TO The Continent. -97 bales; STOCK, 3G5.1-i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24
THE TIMES RICHMOND VA. THURSDAY, AUGUST "a. 1899.

Tho advance in raw cottons making SELL
ara rnore reserved. Bieached cottons firm
and tending against buyers. Denims
strong. occasionally &c; higher; no change
IN regular prin, cloths, ms, ODDS 2, In Wild:
noreiv steady Woollen and wo-sted
dress Goods Arm. with fair sales. siks
rffof hut firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24
CULPEPER HORSE SHOW.
Large Crowd and Some Good Sport.
Governor TYler in Cnlnener.

CULPEPER. VA, Aug 23-Special-
The opening day OF the Cupeper colt ana
horse show exceeded the expectations OF
the most sanguine as to the numbers,
a safe estimate of 1900 people Will not
exaggerate. All premium lists were wei
filed and the stock exhibited OF high
grade The races gave excellent sport and
constituted the prominent features of the
day. several finishes being close and eX-
citing Summary
First race, half mile dash. horses bred
in Culpeper county purse N0-Alarel
(owner H. O. 3. Cooper first Alice VI
(owner Il. r. Lewis second Tartar
Cowner @. S. p. TripietO third. Wan
dam, charlie c. and Elegant also ran.
orleans left at post. Time So.
Second race. Jumping contest for green
hunters horses that have never contest
cd for n prize. conformation 90 count go
per cent and over hurdles not exceeding
four feet. purse SiO-JOe Owner u. T..
Lewis first, Hunt Royal Owner @. Rumn
Randolph second. and Yucca (ownor D.
Payne third. Starlight. Little Billy, Grey
Pov and Prince also contested
Third race. free for all running
heats half mile. purse SO
Le0nidas Owner VIM. Garthe)..3 ! ]
Vite (owner c. II. Hurkamp).....1 3 o
] hlh Olll-Nils ssssssss ss.st.ssst.ttttte = %
James X. Orleans and Honest Tom also
ran Time "a -, 81. -.
Fourth race. jumping contest. middle
weight hunters jumps not exceeding four
feet and n half. conformation ~ per cent.
purse SO searchllght (owrer j. *. Mad
doX) first Corneile (owncr w c. Golden
Davis second, Marcia q. VI. Modiy
third.
Fifth race. hurdle one mile over six
hurdles-Hurryup (owner C. K. Hurkamp
first Elegant John Mclean second
Highland CIV. i. Bywaters) third
Governor Tyler arrived in tho city
on the 1 o'clock p. NJ. train from Wash
lngton and was met by Hon John T.
Rixey. 10 whose residence near Brandy
he left shortly after his arrival III. did
not attend the Fair to-day lie will DO 50
tomorrow and his friends hone 20 have
him address them Hon. John W. Daniel
is expected this evening from L1nchburg
and will be the guest Of s. Russell smith.
Es.. treasurer Of the county.
ID. Martin. who some weeks back stole
X, +. Bottoms horse. was arraigned on
Monday last. plead guilty 10 the charge.
and was sentenced to the penitentlary
for a term Of seven years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 23.-BLOUR-Firm
and unchanged.
WHEAI-strOng: spot and month. 720
72Mc. September 72it0 -Ntc: October.
734UIfc.; December. ~ asked South
ern wheat. by sample 65473c.
CORN-Strong: mixed, snOt and month,
3j$.g37c. September and October, $50
5Jhc.; November or December. new or old.
32I5g33c.; January 32AG35c. Southern
white corn, 394 Q4Oc.
OATS-Steady: No. . white, 8l5q2Tc
new.
RYE-FTrm; No. . nearby 52453c.
SUGAR-Strong and unchanged.
HEESE-Steady.
TITTTER-Firm and unchanged.
EGGS-Firm and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24
Headquarters
for
School Books
LynChburg and Richmond.
To THE TRADE N VIRGINIA.:

To THE TRADE N VIRGINIA:
As is well known, Our houses
at Richmond and Lynchburg are
in a position to give better average
discounts than can be obtained
elsewhere. You will therefore find
il both 10 your interest and con-
yenienCe TO order all of your hooks
direct from us. Dealers in South
west Virginia will find It more
convenient TO order rom our
LynChburg house and those in East
ern Virginia can be better served
from our Richmond house.
Send for wholesale price list.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug. 23-COTTON-WhiIe
the cotton market was stlll very active
with wide and at times violent fluctua,
tons. taking the cay as whole. there
was developed a sentiment OF oaution
which somewhat reduced the Volume ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug. 23.-Wheat became q
strong bull market again to-day. and
closed at advances of asl34c. for Septom-
Der and @ulac. for December Rains in
the Northwest. small rece pts, strong ca
llcs and q good cash demand caused exc
tensive covering by shorts, Corn was
L0asc. higher. oats closed "a shade higher
for September and May but a shade lower
for December Provisions closed un-
changed 10 1Oc higher.
The loading fuiuros ranged as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24

Rlehmond. Va. Aug. 29. Isl
prANI1r MARKETS

NORFOLK. VA, Aug. 23-PEANUTs-
Farmers stock-Fancy. 4c.: strictly prime
sEQ8Ikc.: prime, Bic; ordinary, 3G3A e
pound. Spanish. 81 per bushel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. %. 1899
ARRIVED.
Schooner Albert Sterns Norfolk.
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. %, 1890.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danyi'e Boyd. Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danvlle Boyd, baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED AUG. %.
ARRIVED.
Barge Maggie Donaldson, Donaldson 20
load lumber
Schooner Standard. Godfrey. 10 load
lumber.
SAILED.
Schooner ROXauna Francis, Roberts.
loaded with lumber, Washington. ID. q.
Schooner Alethia, Taylor, loaded with
lumber, Baltimore Nd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24

Amor. Steel Hop pfd...........-.. ssh
Amer. Steel and WIe .............. oI
Amor. Steel and Wire pfd........... ~
Amer. Tin Plate .........' ....s.'. ~
| American Tobacco ........ ......... 1XyT
! American Tobacco pfd..... ........ 1t5k
| Anaconda Mining Co... .......... DIV
| Brooklyn Rapid Transit $50. ...... 10,gN,
! Colorado Fuel and Iron ............ OK
| Continental Tobacco -. ......... 4434
! Continental Tobacco pfd... ........ e9h
EeeeTa, s,eei i "a ''''''''..'.''''. @E
| General Electric ...... .-.s........ l~5R
1 Glucose Sugar 49, ........,- ....s.... VA
Glucose Sugar pfd........ .......... 100
International Paper $50. .......... -
International Paper pfd..... ....... 20
Laclede Gas ........... ............ oIt
National biscuit .:..... .......... 4lt
National Biscuit pfd...... .......... ssh
National Lead pfd..,.. ............ liz
National Steel BID. ............... 81
New York AIR Brake ............... 1i8
North American ........ .......... 12&
, pac,,eec C Cst ,.,',,td'' ''''''''''''''
Pacific Coast "a Dfd........ ....... 81
Pacihc Man ........ ............... 81
feople' 8 Gas .s......... ............ nv
Pressed stool Car pfd........ ..... 50.
Pullman Palace Car ..... ....... 1Ig
c'nndard Rope and Irvine ...... si5
sSso pfd 80, ................. 1ddoo'5
United States Lea1her .......~.... 1oH
United states Leather pfd......... 7nas
,,n,,eg ec,e,es kne,er .,......-...' -,
,,-....,. .. H1--lfs NuD''r plu''''''''''' sos
~ -eIn Union -.-.,..... ......'..''' -,
ur N'' =. anu u. L. --...'.....''' ~
BONDS.
United states Is. reg, ex-int...... 1904
United States 3s, reg..... ......... lOst2
united states a 70 coup. ........... 1Votz
United states new Is. reg.......... lJO9f
United states new rs, coup. leVh
United states old As reg. ......... llLi4
United States old as. cpup......... 1l3
i-n'feG sfsfcs ~ reg no.
United States ~. COUP ......... Ill3s
District OF Columbia 8GJ's, ex-int.. IL
Alabama (Class al ........ ......... los
Alabama tCass I'D ........... 100
Alabama OCiass O. $50. .......... 100
Alabama currency ........ ........ 100
Atchs9u general rs ...... ........ 1O2@.
Atchison adjustment As ............ $40,
Cauada Southern Zds ........ ...... Illts
chos. and ONO 4l4s ............... ~
chas and ohio a's ................. ~
Chi and ~. W. C0ns0l rs .......... 144
chi. and n. rs. $. j.. Deb. J's...... ~
Chicago Terminal as ........... g1
Dcn. and no q. 1sts ............... 1851
Den. and Rio O.. as ................ 1Ot.s
East Tenn. Va. and Ga. 1sts....... 1C-'z
Eric General as ........ ........... T3a
d oft worm ana Lrh' CITY I7t'.''. ~ =
Geltili Lletiflc os ...-.......s-.. i4o1-
Gei.eston' ~ @ ll9 O. a. 99s''''''''' lCe
Houston and Texas Central 5s... 10
Houston ana Texas Cen. Con. So. llLi
Iowa Central lists ........ .......... lluk
Kansas City y. and O.. 1sts......... l34
Louisiana new Consul 4 s. ........... lOI
Louis. and Nash Unified 4s........ 100
No, Kan. and Texas DDS ........... 9rl
No, Ian. and Texas 4 S ............ t3iz
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24
OBITUARY..
Mrs. Jnne Inwsnn.

HARMONY. VA. August 23.-Speciai-
Mrs. Jane Lawson, widow OF tho late
David Lawson. died at her home at Z
O'Clock this evening. She was one of tho
most highly esteemed ladies OF Halifax
county, and a little past her elghtieth
year. She leaves a large family Of sons
and daughters, several OF whom reside in
South BostOn, one. Mr.. j. J. lawson.
being cashier of the Bank of South
Boston, and another, Y. w. lawson, head
OF the wholesale grocery OF that name.
She was a woman OF superior intelligence
M 0raat pfqtV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24
NEW YORK DRY GOODS Market

NEW YORK, Aug 23.-pemand for
brown cottons we'll sustained. tone firm
and bids TUNED down In some diytsions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24
Herbert {. Grant.

HAMPTON. VA, Aug. 2S.-Special-
Herbert q. Grant. an esteemed young
man OF this place. died at the residence
OF Mr.. Paul Grant to-day. OF typhoid
fever. after an illness of three weeks. The
deceased was in his twenty-ifth year:
was a member OF the Methodist Church.
and had been employed for several years
as a salesman I'm tie dry goods establish
ment of ]. +. Rowe. Mr. Grant was a
native OF Northampton county. n. c..
and his remains will be shipped there
tomorrow. A sister and his brother, Mr.
Joseph Grant, had been with him in his
,N'N~~s k-1.A4JA- .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24

STOCK 0LolAlI,'Na' co.,
CLOSING "to..
Atchison ........ ...... .s.'...s...' ~ =
AtculsOu pld.. ........ ......'ss..s VA
baltimore and ONO ...... ........ uO,s
Canadian IdCluc ........ ..-....... ~
Canada southern ....-... .......'.' y"'2
Central Pacific ........ ............. a'.a
thcs. and ONO ........ ....s.....ss -alt
Chicago Great Western .......-... i''s
Chi. sur. anu quincy ..t........... lo'l-
en-. Ina. ana Lou. ............... lo4
CHI, Ind. and l.. pfu........-.....-. AZ
Chl and ID. Iil......... ............ 6Jls
chi and Northwestern ........ Gee. lo-t4
chi. Rock Island and Iac.......... 10
g.. e.. &. and ST.. IJuis..........-. 49,
Colorado southern ...-..-.. .'s.'..s "l4
Co.oi3 lo eoltn-Iu lel pi1''''''''''
Colorado Southern "a pa. .....'.'s ~
Del and Hudson ........ .......... l25
Del Lack. and Western. ........... 1853
Den. and Rio Co... ................ 24's
Den. ana Rio L.. pid..... .......... 1oi4
Trie ........ ............... 149s
Erle Isl pfd........ ................ oJ.s
t,real Northern MIDI. ............ 161
Hooking Coal ..... ....... ........ 1884
Hooking valley ........ ............ ~ IS
Illinois Central "...... ........... 1loss
Iowa Central ......... ............ IlA
Iowa Central pfd...... ............ 5>l9
Kan CITY Pitts. and Gulf........... IL
iGke Erie ana Neatarn......... 81
Lake Erie ana ". pfd............... 79is
Lake shore ........ ................ .plis
i.0u.s. and Nash..... ............ SIS
Mctropolitan street Ry.............. 2UL
Nfexican Central ........ ........... Il9.
Ninn. and SD. L.. ............... e.
Niinn. and ST. T.. pfd..... ......... 81
Missouri Pacific ........ ........... als
81 f-'~ and TavGs f9fL
~ 49, 80 T.v.e rfF Al
g.. - Centr.i 7fgf.
NvM yN..t i{-.et-aI go '''''''''''''' 1t.t
esorf,ilr and Western a-#
NorfoIk and Western pfd.......... T2
Northcru Pacific ........ .......... sGH
.>-fbrr@ ynciGc ma re
Cnf4rio and western ............ %
crepon nv and Nav. ........ 4l@
Ereeon Rv and Nav. pfd.......... 74b
Reeg.ne -. ...... ..-......... 22ii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24
lg futures ranged as follows:


teleh NHpt~NlDAia "tAN s.' A'tA'Nos I4yuI
steady. 40. spring wheat, 6I072isc. /;
No. . yellow corn. 32hc. No. oats. 2iN8
2i8.c: No white. 22NN23Ac; No. 3
white, 221s023tsc. No. . ryey. sac. No. .
barley. 34ik0 SOC No. 1 naxseed, $40.
new. Sill. Prime timothy seed g 42k
Mess pork, per barrel. 81 5ONS85. Lard
per 100 pounds, S5.OTN002 20. Short rib
sides Qoose), S40Jn5 -. dry sailed shout
ders (boxedl, S5.62h05.75; short clear
sides boxed. s. 30 500 whisky. ais
tillers finished goods. per gallon, 81 26.
Butter steady. creamery. 10000: dairy,
130lIc. Cheese firm at 9EQ11c. Eggs
steady; fresh, 12itc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-24

NONTy. AND TXCHANCE.-Money on
cal steady at 2ia02 per cent; last loan
at oil per cent; prime mercantile paper
81 ~ per cent. Sterling exchange firm,
with actual business I'm bankers bills az
81 eGiL0t seq, for demand and $fShW
Z c2ts for sixty DAYS: posted rates 81 sea-
S7is: commercial bills. 81 eGia Silver
certificate CD. bar silver. $3.50. Mexican
dollars 471. Government bonds weak
eiafo bonds inactive: railroad bonds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11

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OF occultism can equal his tests. lie
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inr. Love. courtnhip. marriage. di-
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works and from there ncted independ-
emily, rs we swept the country In n
line Of administers. through thickcts.
swampa and rice fields. for Ave miles.
spending sunday night Mt what had
been an insufgcnt barracks. Not being
acquainted with the country. ] do not
know the names of the various places.
As you have a correspondent here
there II no necessity to mention any
thing OF the capture Of this place. But
revcrting back. want to say that the
Tennessee boys never wish 70 fight be-
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the Nebraska regiment. They are light
ers every one OF them.
As for the Utah battery. ] well fail
to md words warm enough TO praise
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~ men were ever gathered In one body,
than those who compose the Utah light
artillery Hoping you can ind space
for this and though II n not customary
TO give praise for what h an act of Jus
tlce. We are 20 accustomed to injus-
tice. we can not but praise and thank
Frcciom for It's vindication Of the hon
or Of the Tennessee regiment.
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rresrs.. Of N.,, nalIalnr.

Washington. April io.-Admiral HIloh-
horn. chief constructor Of the navy has
had prepared n statement showing the
nrogfcsn Of tho construction Of new
naval vessels,
The hnttcluhipa kearHarEc and Ken
lucky, at Newport News, arr advanced
NJ por cent toward completion, the H.
ilnoif NJ the same place ~ per cent;
the Alabama nt Cramps, 40 per cent
tho Wisconsin NJ the Union Iron works,
G per cent. The cruiser Albany. build
ing a. Armstrong; IN England " set
down nj 40 per cent. None ~ the four
monitors TO be hunt has been laid down
yrt. The training ship Chesapeake IL
- Per cent advanced and the submarine
boat piunRor NJ per cent. or the tor.
aedo boats, the DahlRren. at hath.
IL ~ down ~ % per cent. the Craven
az the same place. " per cent. the
SiiinRham at Harlan and Holdings
VotihH. - per cent. and the Colds.
borough NJ Wolrf and scwlckers. Port.
land. ore. - per cent. None Of the
remaining vessels Ia more than half
completed.