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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK. Aug. 1o-FLOUR-Quiet
| but steady.
J RYE FLOUR-Quiet.
| ORNMEAls-Qulct.
4tYE--Quiet No western 59Ac.
| BAItLEY-Steady.
| BARLEY MALT-Quict.
WliEAT-Spot easier No . red. 75Nc
| Options opened firm, unchanged prices.
Influenced by cables. Government report
gossip and coverings. Later the market
became easier under local realizing and
closed dul l.c. net decline. September
closed al 1fhc.; December closed az 1G1tc
CORN-Spot easier. NOt >. 3Tsc. OPP
tions opened steady on covering and
strong cash positions. easing on later
because of more liberal farm offers and
closed dull at Nul1c. net decline. Sep
tember closed at 35l1c.; Decombe-r. closed
az 34Mc.
OATS-spot dun. No. .. &c Options
dun an day and entirely nominal.
BEEF--Quet.-
PORk-Dull and weak.
CUT MEATS-Picklod shoulders. SEA
G12lf do hams, SlO0iOJO.
LARD-Weak. Refined easy; CONT
nent ISc.
BUTTER-Firm: western creamery. 49,
NI9c.. state dairy. 13lsu1Iizc.
CH4ESE-Dull large white. 9H0Hzc.
EGGS Steady. state and Pennsylvania.
1Ji2alGzc; western ungraded, llPl3Ec.
az mark.
POTATOEs-Quiot: fair TO prime -slq
southern sweets. 81 900f 80
Steady. Long Island S2N g.
COTTON by STEAM-To Liverpool
q coTT65N-sEED o11-Quict.
ROSfN-Stoady.
lPTCFAFirm
TTRPFNTTNF-F Firm at J00JO'1c.
TURPENT NF-Firm at JOUJ04c.
COFFEE-O options opened quiet an NM
changed prices 10 n decline Of = points
later i'm sympathy with weakness abroad.
and ruled generally dull with q weak
undortonc The foreigners sold. as Did
some 81 the more reliant bears. shorts
bought Statistical changes were about
n stan1-on Brazilian cables were d.fan-
pointing I'm tho main. Closed barely
steady. unchanged % points lower;
sales 1000 bags. including Sontemhor.
4f5S' October. $50 spot conec-ito
AVN and caev. 30. Z invoice. CSC; 80 Z
iobbne. &c; mild quiet but about
steady. Cordova- lz4llc
GAR-steady. Refined steady but
quiet
MI-sK1rEIlONS- Very irregular; stock
largely poor and pressing for sale AZ any
roasonabel bid: Monmouth county Jenny
lind. per barrel 7Jc 0Sf %. do. Hackon-
eaci seed. OG75c.. South Jersey. Gem
and Jenny Lind per barrel. roe 0Sl. 10.
nor crate. AOTfIc. do fair. 4o061c..
MARYLAND Rocky Ford seed. fair 90 good
75c GSf. do inferior. 3l0I0c. MARYLAND
Christiana. per large crate. 2101 -. do
Gem and Jenny Lind, per two baske car
ATFRNfET ONs-Firmer FOR good
f~osh stock: per car load, SI'Hl1oi per
100 S-012
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11

NOW YORK. Aug 10-Thcre has been
an improved demand to-day for cotton
goods In all staple lines. Sellers have
realized advances of &c per ward on
fOur-yard brown shectinrs in some quar-
ters. Some large sales reported I'm gray
goods I'm narrow widths. Bleached cot
tons firm and some large orders placed
by shirt manufacturers. Prints are
steady with fair sales. Print cloths with
out demand I'm regular goods but pri%os
firmly maintained Ginghams are very
firm in both staple and dress goods STYLES.
Hosiery and underwear firm and good
business doing In next spring lines
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AnOYstcrCn.e.

Attorney General Montague viii 20 ,c
Accomac Court-House next Monday 10
appear in the ease OF the Commonwealth
vs.. VIM. Ellinger. The case grows out OF
a grant OK certain oyster grounds at Fox
Island and IL Is claimed Mr.. Ellinger has
taken more ground than was granted
questions OF low water mark
lines are involved.
Mr.. C. v. Meredith. OF Richmond. Vii,
be- one OF counsel tor che dscsndant
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August 1st were az follows:
Virginia. IS; North Carolina, So; South
Carolina, IS; Georgia. %: Florida. 93; Ala
nama, So Mississippi and Missouri, Louis
lana, Arkansas. SO; Texas. 81; Tennessee.
81; Oklahoma, SO; indian Territory, 80.
The Texas report includes the cOndl-
ton in the recently submerged region a
special report on which is almost ready
for publication.
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ErAUTIFUL CATALOGUE.

T. W. Wood & Son have Just issued a
beautiful c0lored-covor illustrated cata-
logue for the fall season. This catalogue
gives FUN description and prices Of all
Flowcriug Bulbs for fall planting, with
directions FOR culture. also selected list
or scasonable vegetable and field seeds.
including grass. clover seed grain and
forage plants. which have proven especi-
ally desirable for the South.
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BALTIMORE Aus. 1O.-FLOUR-Dul
and unchanged.
THEAT-Vcry quiet: spot and month.
7Oi. G7Wkc.: September. T1QGlhc.; octO-
Der. 722sQ72iac.. pecemoer. 600. asked.
Southern wheat. by sample J70Tfc.
CORN-Very quiet mixed, spot. aGhT
gGibc. month WN3GAc. September or
October 3Ja.0G6c. November or Decem-
Der. new or old. 431i3hc. Southern white
corn. 39U40c
OATS-Dull and easy; M. . white. o7H
H2Sc.
SIGAR-StronC and unchanged
HTTTFR-Stoady and unchanged
CHEESF'-Active and unchanged
EGGS-f1rm ar 15015hc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11

An item was published several days
ago concerning the loss OF Sergeant Rus
kelrs street-car pass book. on yesterday
afternoon the Sergeant received am enye-
lone enclosing the lost book. The enve-
lope was a blank one. and not me OF
exclamation accompanied the book Only
the book itself was enclosed. The Ser
geant. who is q courteous man. regrets
his inability 90 thank the unknown who
hns RESTORED his nr0norlN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. August 10
Capfain Mccarthy. quartermaster at
Chickamauga Park. received orders to-
dav 60 rush ten carloads OF government
supplies TO Manila. Harness. tools and
tontage win be sent. They VIII go IN a
special train.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug 1O.-Anticipation o.
the Government report issued this after
noon completely fattencd out trading in
wheat today. and the pit was The dullest
I'm months Pending IT'S issue. there was
no disposition 90 trade either way.
Wheat declined &c Coarse grains were
weak corn declining as0izc. ana oats
Lose. Provisions closed about b.. lower
The leading futures ranged as follows:
One, Trfoh 1 ovv Cloco
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NATAL STORES.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 1O.-Tt-R-
PENTINE-Marke firm at acc: sales. 20
casks.
ROsTN-Firm and unchanged: sales.
80 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, Aug. 10-SPTRITS
or TURPFNTiNE-Firm at 41c. bid: no
sales; receipts .cj5 casks.
ROSfN-Firm: sales. 1919 barrels re-
ceipts. 3,9i6 barrels; qggs,eIA, b G; p.
j. $3.50: X. $50. NJ. $3.50. n. $40; win
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11

if II does not cure your Chills. and fifty
cents IL il docs Isn't IL worth trial?
We mean Or. Davids thhl Tonic for
Cbus and Fever and an weakness aud
debility following sickness
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Hamburg steak. = Cents.
MONROE MARKET lol east Grace.
IL YOU WISH TO

cure ChilIs and Fever take Or. David's
chill Tonic. 1t makes your appetite good
and gives health and strength to the
whole system.
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CAN THIS Be TRUE2
Commissioner Evans Reports the Pen
sion Roll Smaller.

WASHINGTON. August 10.-The report
OF Commissioner OF Pensions Evans for
the fiscal year ending June, shows total
disbursement OF Sl39. 25S.923 leaving a
balance OF 81. ST. lSS In the treasury out
OF the 100000 appropriated. The total
number OF pensioners on the roll June
soth was 90, $40, = decrease OF 2.ls5. Thers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11

WII.MrNGTON. ". C.. Aug. Io.-sPTR-
IRIS or TVRPENTINES-Flrm at 47a
47i5c.: receipts. ~ casks
ROSIN-Firm at ooaac.; receipts, Cei
barrels
CRUDE TURPENTlNE-Firm at 81
receipts. l3G barrels
TAR-Firm AT $50; receipts. pa bar
rff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11

MELBOURNE. Aug 1O.-The Assem-
bly, OF Victoria to-day adopted resolu-
ton pledging the colony TO join the Pa
cidc cable scheme.
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international Papcr 49,. -........ -
international Paper pfd... ....u. .sh
iacicde Gas ..... ..-... ....,,.... DIR
Na,iona, InscMe IA ''''''''' los
National Lead ..;....'' '''..''.'''' -
| National Steel ..-...... ....~...... .H,is
National Steel pfd. .... ........... 4Ii4
Now York Air Brake .............. lss
North American ...... .'...''.'..'' ~
Pacific Coast ......-- .............- fs'3
Pacific Coast Isl pfd...... ....".. 81
Pacific Coast ~ pfd..... .......... tS
Pacific Mail ......... .s...s.....s -
po4'ic's Gas ..,..... '.''''.''.'.'- '--aa3s
Pressed Siccl car ..-... .....-..+. .Na
Pressed Steel Car pfd..... ........ $50
Pullman Palace car :-.;.. ...'''.'' l'S
STANDARD Rope and Twinc......... n,
sugar ....-..' .''''' '''.'''''''''' 80
SUGAR rfd....-.-. .-+-.... ....-s...- ~
Torn coal and Iron ............... slA
United States Leather ............. 0is
United States leather pfd.......... 14Is
United states Rubber ....- ,...... 1lls
United states Rubber pfd........... jig
western. mon C.: T. ,.,,ti, '''''''''' ~
BONDS.
United States 2s. reg, eX-int...... lol'
United States 3's, reg............,+. 1854
United States SIS coupon. .-.-...... Ign.f
United States new IS. rcg.......... l24i2
United States new As. coup. ....... lZns
United States old as, rcg........... 1l2A
United states 1.s, reg. ........ ll!tf
United States Js. COUP. ...... 1llA
District of columbia BIOS, eX-int... III
Alabama (Class A. ......... ....... ITO
Alabama (Cass B) ..... ...,...... 10
Alabama (Class @ ..... ......... lOt
Alabama Currency ........ ........ 100
Atchison general As ..... ........ 1ol4
A'chisOn adjustment As ....- ..... S9l5
Canada Southern DDS ...... ......- 1ll3s
tnes. anu ONO 4iks ...-.....-..''' 10
fl
en- ana y. M. Con. s. ..-.......s 400
chi and y. w. s J.. Deb. 5's...... ~
Chicago Terminal As .............. 100
Den and R4o @. lists. .,.,.......... 10
Den. and RIO @. as ............... w.
East Tenn. Va and Ca. ISIS -.... Us
Eric General rs ........... ~. .'''' 80
Fort Worth and Den. city lst...-. ~
Galveston. H. and S. A 6s....... 10
Galveston. IT. ard $. \. 2ds -.....' 10
Houston and Texas Central as. iV'2
iowa central ISIS 80 i....'.''''' sorl
Louisiana new consoi rs ........'-- iCO3.,
Louis and Nash. Unified rs .'.'.' 80
Mo- Kansas and Texas as ........ g5A
". 5. Central lists ........'.....-.-- 80.
y. j. Cen. gen 5s......... -
NOrth Carolina Gs ...... ...~'s'.'- -,
North Carolina as ....... .....'''' IVs
Northern Pacific lists 80. .......... 10
northern Pacific 3s .....''- '..'''' ,9a,.
Northern Pacific IS ....-. :-...-.. re
\. r.. chi and ST. Louis 4.s.....- 1914
Norfolk and Western Con. > $ ...'' 49,
s. and vs.. Cen G's ........,...... l31.
Oregon Navigation lists .....-..... IT,
Oregon Navigation as ........'''' sood5'a
OREGON Short Line 6s ............ I'D
OREGON Short Line Con. IS ....... IL
Reading General As ..,... .....'.' oSoN
Rio Grandc and Western lists ..... y5l2
81 louis and Iron NJ Con j's.... ll8B |
st. Louis and San Fran. Gen. Gs.'.' lAE !
q, KIP OH and Pacific lists. 121H /
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MARKET SHOWED
MORE STRENGTH
Although Speculation Was Confined
Mostly to Professional,
LEATHER WAS MOST PROMINENT
Common Stock Showing Decided
Gains on Very Heavy Dealings No
Important Developments ia the
Money Market.
LEATHER WAS MOST PROMINENT

NltW YORK. Aug 1o-Io-eay stock
market was good deal more active lof
some tne past, ana SHOWS NhltI.t n4e
evidence Of strength hut tlo stfcrh lh
was for The most part in spots. aud the
speculation did NOT get l1r outside pro-
Icssional limits. The favoritcs were the
luoustrlaIs and only few of The rdil-
ways made auy conspicuous gains.
Tho most prominent movement OF the
day was in tho Leather stocks. the com
mon rising lk and tho preferred "a on
very heavy dealings ga Che first named
The iron and steel stocks. as a group. ali
degree. but gains in the most of them
reached point and in some of them
approached points. Tennessee Coal and
Iron was The leader OF the group and
of The market. with ca rise OF nearly g
points on very heavy demand. Tho
strength in this eroup is accounted FOR
hr thn Ir4Ordfnary condition Boz ffc iro,
trade whose production of mo lower
grades although laRgelv irrroasc1 eerr,e
quite unable to keen pace with consrrln-
ton in mo higher grades OF me inire-
frv Anaconda srooffir,r shr,--e q Is,5
Some gain. and there was "a very large
demand FIR N-tiorri r~ed h,,c~ili,,
smclfinr Amcricar I'm Plefe Cojor,.io
Fuel and various ofhrr stocts moro or
Less oroofod bv o,rGftfor.e ID, d.. {.,,,
tradc worc firm in evrr,atl,v eu-ar
Peoples Gas Detroit Gas and I.lnsced
on preferred had fhoir rerfode Of
strength.
Tn The entire list speculation was I'M
ciiuod to hold aloof pending tho uubiica-
ton OF tho Government cr0p report The
ST. Paul statement for tho first week in
Aurvef nroDnfed sor3o bf,virr or DO
crangcrs Gains ~ 70 point or over wero
shown hv Chicago Great Western dohon-
lures the preferred B Kansas city Pitts
burg and Gulf. oregon Navigation Hock-
Irie preferred. pittshurg O.. O. ana ST.
louis Iowa Central preferred and Pa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11

ASK us for prices on best Anthracite
splint. and Steam Coal before placing
your order for winter supplies New
Phone. g72. WARNER MOORE.
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FINE PEACHES
MONROE MARKET. 4ol west Grace

Ask US for prices on best Anthracite.
Splint. and Steam Coal before placing
your order for winter supplies. New
Phone. 252 WARNER MOORE
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TELL THEM IT WILL CURE

Chns and Fevers and give health and
strength 10 the weak. We refer 10 DR..
David's Chill Tonic. Tasteless and effec-
tive.
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rnrNn aTIASrtt

a certain. complete and pleasant cure
for Chnls and Fever. Dr. David's Chill
Tonic is guaranteed 10 cure Chills and
Fever. There IS no better tonic 20 give
for weakness and debility after fever
and other sickness.
Hamburg steak. 3 Cents.
MONROE MARK EFT. 40l west Grace.
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WIIEAT-


NORFOLK. VA, Aug 10.-PEANTrTS-
Farmers stock Fancy &C strictly prime
5403sc: prime. Gee. ordinary sage
pound. Spanish. 81 per bushel.
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS. AUG 10, 1872.
ARRIVED.
Barge Chalmctte. Providence.
Steamer s. J. Murphy, Providence
Steamer Samoa Norfolk.
SAILED.
Barge Lone Star. Boston.
Steamer orion Boston.
Steamer Shenandoah Liverpool.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, AUG. TO.
SAILED.
Barge Viola W. Tunis, Phillips, lumber,
City Point, Va.
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November, 5.96: December. 800; January,
COB: February. so. March, b.lZs April,
OILS. May. Go.
Futures closed barely steady; August,
5T5: September. so. October. DO. NO
vefnbcr. col. December 600, January,
GIL; February. OIL. March, 0li, Aprn,
80. May. 1.1f: June. 90
Spot cotton closed quiet 40 - hlhheri
middling uplands. Ok. do. gult' Uss' saies'
1l3 bales.
COTTON-Stcady: middling. OK. net re-
ccipts, Is bales. gross s.n balcai safes.
ll% bales. stock. 1885, bales, exports 20
Great Britain. 4l58 bales. coast"ise' 90
bales
Total to-day-Net receipts. 1905 bales.
exports 90 Great Britain. 4.1J4 bales -
the Continent $50 bales, stock JJtuH
bales
Consolidated Net receipts G.0i2 bales:
exports % Great Britain. 5li5 bales; 10
France. = bales; 20 tho Continent ovoi
bales.
Total since September 1st-Nct receipts.
S.3l3 20 bales, exports 90 Great Britain,
34S996i bales; 10 France. 1868 bales;
90 the Continent, 2,Sao.oJS bales
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1O-COTTON-
Futures steady: August. 5.51. September,
5tSU5 co. October. 5.09n1.lo. November,
5.73QJ.74. December. J.7s0Jf9 January.
= S10j Sc. February 5SjNJ.s1. March,
59J05.gi April, j.oia595.
LIVERPOOL Aug 10-f r. Moot
TON-Spot I'm fair demand prices har-
denipg. American midling. 9 1-1Gd. The
sales OF the day were 10000 bales. OF
which I 900 were for speculation and eX-
port. and included 1900 American. Re
ceipts. 1000 bales. including $500 bales
American.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady
at the advance. American middling. ]. M
e. August 25-Gf03 1854 buyers; An
ml l-5-f.1
crs. September and October. 23-Glfe
8 2fGf. sellers. October and November
g 22-Gf buyers November December
Q 21-M. buyers. December and January
o 1864 sellers. January and February,
3 21-Gl sellers. February and March.
g 21-CfG3 22Cf buyers. March and Anril,
22-Gi. buyers. April and Nav 236f.
sellers. Nav and June. 23Gt03 2iGi.
buyers, June and July 9 2f6fu3 25A,
sellers.
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lay Odd and End
At 39c.. all those Extra-strong Cray ana
BACK Cneck o9c. Cnevot rants, iot
boys 4 to "A years.
9sc viii buy to-day tho Best 50 Double
Breasted SUIT FOR boys Mat we ever
sold. Whilst We haven't all sizes, We
can easily make them III.
lie. for Unbleached Cotton. more than
yard wide.
2oc. for Sheets OF Good Cotton, ready for
use.
80 i-2c. for Fun Double Bed Sheets laun-
dered and oieached. bought for the Is.
y. y. L. Convention, and on account
OF immense quantity TO be closed out
at ~ lie
3 7-sc. for all remnants Of the loc. Per
Gales.
&c. Tor Good-Quanty Blue stripe Mattress
Tick.
At he. to-day will see the closing out
OF all the choice styles OF u ID and Ice.
Dress GInshams.
At &c. yard-no more no less-evcry yard
I'm the house. D.mifies. Batiste organ
dies. in co'0rs. that sold 10 20 isc.: no
moro, no less. viii positively be sold
to-day g. yard. You VIII surely want
A. 80, +,. 0-.-,.., e..-t.to,7 Dor.
...,,
go. ,..-l ,, t..,. o,,ortn,. ,n the
49,.
eo. 60. q,.t,. ,,....-. .. ....,,,... 1-,,-,,o,.
rer rear,y ,f.s vsres long rnese
nav. NOON, ...,,,. t.,,.. ..,to~s a. q
A. 20 cbo.r- -r,...li. ,,.,.t, erf,re
,o,o. l..,.-., r,.-,.-.., r,..,,,, rr,,,,. |
io"'''' "''. l'''
go, ,.,,--.,...,
~ 80 l-io 'i'.,' , ,,
c,,,i,,,... =,
1p
..... .................. .....,
NNN' "''i XXI "N""''''
PICK FROM THE ODD PIECES ONLY |
oNE OF KIND.
r,.o-,. o~. ,s .l,.. ,.,r-,,,cs l,ss than /
factor. rri.. and to be- I'm nerfecf or- /
der unte.s .o stated b,fow We kindly !
possib.s for them
% oo Sifafo.r5 f,, e 20
.ftsO White and BROWN Rcd for 80
81 Is Rocker damaeedl. SOC.
ac Porch Cricket Isoiiea Zoc.
1875 Twin BRASS Reds. sG25O
50 Twin Brass Beds. $50.
.5.s Porch rlfle $500
rs Walnut chinonn.ere s26
\. 70 Cobble Rocker 81
rs curly Maple Dresser. SO.
g 70 Jenim-Covcred Couch. SI0O.
5 Corduroy-Covered Couch. l%.D0.
3 Clothes-Boxes. hued and covered. $3.50
800 Easy chair fldeO. 80
20 Easy Chair Ceolen $40.
$50 Tapestry Chair lodO. $40
Springs slightly damaqed bv railroad.
ain double bed-springs.
Wire springs wIth came trouble.
which is given 2 printed guarantee Of
tho makers for ono wear
& pc. GoId-PIated Frame Eye-Gra-ses.
signify furnished though the glass is
C.. ior Git cum iAnNs ana Pear LeEe.
which are shopworn'
sold $3.50 and one $3.50.
Q 81 Real Tortoise-shell Empire-Back
Hair COMBS sold at ..
{ 19c.. roll Plate Jewel Bangles. sold no
{ 25c, Sterling Silver Blotters and
s. Muslin Night Robes, slightly muss.
~,
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MONEY AND EXCIIANGE.-Money on

MONEY AND ENttlANGE--Mo on
call at 303ia per cent. last loan at 3
Dor cont. prime mercantile paucr. AZ ~
per cent. Sterling exchange firm. with
actual business in bankers bills mt SSGu
q eGi for demand and 40 81 S2ihG4 S2H
for sixty DAYS. posted rates. 81 SCI 4MfSi
and 81 S768 S7i2. commercial bills
SiSS1ft Silver certificates CGi 0f1. bar
silver co., Mexican dollars 49, Govern
mont bonds weak. state bonds Inactive
railroad bonds irregular.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-11

Inspections to-day: Bright I hogshead
dark. l3f hogsheads and - tierces.
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Seabrook's. Shockoe. Cronshaw's. Stone
wall. Od Dominion and Allegheny ware
houses to-day received % hogsheads aud
delivered IS hOgsheads.
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Internal revenue collections to-day:
Tobacco ...... ......ss ..ss.s...8 f,,,N9 nj
Cigars ........ ....-. .......... Sof6 sS
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Mossrs. John J.. Jacob & Co. I'm to-day's
circular make this comment ON the mar
ket for the week:
Dark-Good 10 fine leaf continues scarce
and i'm god demand: low grade leaf and
lurs very quiet. Tobacco not ia keeping
order will not bring market prices Re
coipts very light
Sun-Cured - Market somewhat i'm
rroved. low grades and Tugs in rather
better demand. receipts and offerings
moderate.
Brights-C Continue very quiet; but little
DOING
-. ....olnttnt.s nrn riVen.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va. Aug. 10. 1Saa
IS ON the Tobacco Exchange to-day
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BANK STOCKS
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

Quotations are for bonds maturing In
not less fhan ten years.
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HARRT, THE AMBULANCE HORSE.
A Faithful Servant to Roosevelt Hospitnfs
Necessities for Many Years.


Faithful servant t." koosere't ho'phhfs
NecesNties Tor MANY h""rs'
At Roosevelt Hospital In this city there Is An
ambulance horse which. II Is thought by those
who admire him most holds n record for con.
tihuous anu kooo ser'ice ~ 'ho iroh' vi vi"
ambulance work In this city Harry Ia the
name OF the horse and he Ia known at Roose-
Walt Ho.nita, and nv IN. nrch,ns in tbe neigh
borhood as well II not better than any OF the
officials Of the hospital. excepting not even
"pt,. Is.r o,,I.,, a. aao.r,an uto,a ..,rd,
DIG JOG snnl'n. .ne uo0rmah' WHOSE s'ura ~,
the district around West Fifty ninth street.
I1.s1u 49, 49, 80 ha,,oht ,ron, a do.,or
marry, 'ne horse. was oousno tron ueaer
named Solomon Mehrbach. who once had a
~ 1000 60, ~ -. ~. p..o,,olt H.
TO- 1850 ana ne cosc .ne hoose'e' nos
pital authorities 1918. He has proved his
worm zen ' n ana .ne noSn,ai "9 u
part WIN MN ior my mons, INV, he "",
guaranteed as :" one sorrel horse. warranted
sound and kind in eyerv respect" and he far
e,ceoded tho guarantees Tte was not only
sound as q rock and as kind az a lamb. but he
was In addition a very Intelligent animal.
Harry VIVA mt ,t WORK within A d,v or two nj
Harry was puI a' "ork "i'hih d ua' VI WV az
the ambulance. end he has kept at his work
e.. ,.o",ir' ,rhiot, 90. r,,or, h, tn,, va, "a
ehoro Vacation "n'ch was given MN d ie" years
sent him IN to White Plains to run around a
,i., i.L :, - ,.,.a. - ,,I.ao - La,h,,
nus WIN no harness. OF an'puiance W po'nor
him. The horse II now at least liz or 10 years
old, and although he shows some signs OF ap-
proachhR on age re does Ms w0rk DETER 'hah
a' npss anu ,,;np ~ nts o ara HAIRY