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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
AT LARGE IN
MANCHESTER;
Vacancy Created in theWater
Department.
SUCCESSOR TO MR.. MOORE,
Many improvements Made In Streets
Excursionlsts Return-Ball Players
Back-Personal Mention and
Brief Items Of interest 3.
SUCCESSOR TO MR.. MOORE,
Bureau Times : p,spatoh |

Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch,
No. 11o2 Full street.
The Manchester police have not yet APP
pretended the two negroes who loft the
home OF their host 80 unceromoniously
on Tuesday night. taking many things
ulons with them. Every effort Is being
made, however. to land the parties.
VACANCY CREATED.
With the election Of Mr.. Mike Moore TO
The position Of pol!cemanlta vacancy Is
created In the water department. Mr..
Moore il one OF the engineers in that do
pnrtment He will not resign until the
first Of the month, at which time the
boara will meet and elect some one to
MI his place.
No ono has yet been mentioned for the
position.
STREETS AGAIN.
Tho last appropriation for street i'm
proyenents has hoen we'll expended by
tho street Committee. and many notices.
able improvements have already been
made.
The work Will probably keep Contractor
Middendorf and the City Engineers de-
pnrtment busy for some months.
In the next budget the Street Commit
tee hopes to get even q larger appro-
rrlation to still. further push the perma-
ncnt improvements that have been
mapped out.
EXCURsIoN1sTs RETURN.
The Beach Park sxcursionists who went
down yesterday with stockton-street
Church returned last night, after having
cpeut q most pleasant day. and with nap.
Nv recollections Of the attractions onered
at this popular resort.
SLEPT TN. A CAR.
Little Lewis Morgan, the son OF Mr.
Anthony Morgan, Of Richmond. went te
West Point on wednesday. On his return
went t. sleep tSe ns lester
yards, and little Lewis slept all night.
| HIS parents were very. much alarmed,
and the police looked for the lag az
! night. He was found by the watc 6a,aaa
AcMullen went after him.
| PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Edna Toney who had been sick
for some time, ie much better:
Dr.. Edgar Archer. who has been s! Sick T.
Mrs. Asa sDriscoll is vlsitink her parents
= MISS Lillian Mae Thomas. of Lynchburs.
and Miss Mae Sheirs. Of Little ROCK, are
visiting Miss Florence Moody, or Porter
! Street,
Miss Pearl Fowler will leave to-mor-
row for a visit to friends In Powhatan
| county. !.
| Roanoke
Marriage licenses have been issued to
| VIM. Thornton and Rosa Brown; Thomas
| N. Allen and Sadie Jones.
Miss Ora Lee, Of Greensboro. IS visiting
The School Board will meet next Thurs
day night, - - =. :, :,
Pitcher Fitzpatrick and Fielder Holland,
| who have been playing with the Column
bia Is. c. independent team, have return-
| cd, after most successful season. Fitz-
patrick won II out Of IS games, and Hol-
| land proved a wonder in the field and
with the stick. Both players expect to
| play South again next season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
threads Made Upon Advances y q / '
!. from the Low Level. s5I I,
CALL LOAN RATE is Is EASY
Time Money, However, Is Hardening
AppreclabIy Prices Rec covered 't!'rs"1
Later IN The Day on Covering Of Ma a,
Bears--S Some Ne. Gains Il, /,
nv Associated pross.) Il

II NEW YORK. August 2o.-,There was
more selling Of stocks this morning OF
The same character as that OF yesterday
aud little resistance was offered. Prlccs
In consequence declined easily during the
morning, and effective inroads were made
upon the sharp advances from tho low
level OF the year. which had been achieved
last week The reaction has run to about
points In Rock Island and Amnlga:
mated. which were the latc leaders Of tho
upward movement. and which have, IN
turn, led the downward movement. Tho
very large volume OF tho trading In Rock
Island at the top Lowell causes 4. oe ,,,e
tbat a large Distributor. Of s stocl va va
has given rise e the supposslon r, N sy was
Under manipulation TO facilitate o,, tbs
operation. There was no sign any Longer
OF the powerful support and resistance ~ ~ ~
decline, which helped the m mar rseove nv
This was accepted b. the purely spe e;;u.
iative contingent as an intimaton tn 9ai
great banking INSTITUTIONS nah ADVANCE
Gap,nss G 30 not neyo Speculation 1t
this time. i There is an expec IA ton in
that period o. bnfors tho
m naaFka" Special sisn,aeance w !, a.
tachcd to the drop OF 23-S IN S e q All
mated Copper. OF two points, IN s.. law
and four points In Consolidated Ga;
owing TO the popular conception IN VAL
Street that tho course OF those part,cu.1aF
stocks represents the attitude OF stano,
ard on capitalists on the marker , anu y, q. ~
uation is carefully watched from CAV
to day for the devclopment Of the inferior or
demand for currency. Call loan rates
continue very easy. but the tlfne moheS
is hardening npprccably.
Tho days movement In the gram ana
cotton markets were favorable to stocks.
the decline in prices there indicating I'M
proved chances for the crops. WITH tne
decrease In the activity OF the market
which showed gathering concern as tna
day progressed PRICES recovered steaaiiy
and on small dealings closed frm az
about the best OF the day. Net gains OF
point or more are shown BY q NUMBER
of the Pa ihcs and trunk lines; Atchlson
rising two over last night.
Bonds Irregular and turned heavy AFTER
$4,000. United States bonds were all un-
Total sales ali sN Of stock to-day we're So
900 shares. H
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.-CLosE
Money on call easy at l-2Gg per cent;
closing. 11-2G2 per cent. Time money
frm-sixty days. 43-4G5 per cent; ninety
days. Y: six months, SIX per cent.
ness in bankers bills at s4s5s9l4 $3.50 for
demand and at $4S32104. s3.25 for sixty
day Ellis: posted rates. 4.S3 1-2G4.A and
As6 1-2: commerce ial bills, s483; bar silver,
Is Is: Mexican dollars. 431-2
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BANK PRESIDENT
BORROWED MONEY NJ J. I
Citizens National Of Beau 'I'Ill,
mont Closed and a Re-
Ceiver Named.
fBy Associated Presa.)

tBy Associated Press3
WASHINGTON. D. c., August N--The
citlzeng' National Bank Of Beaumont,
Texas, was closed yesterday after exam exam
nation by National Bank Examiner J. M.
Logan, and q committee Of the Clearing
House Association, which showed est,
mated losses amounting to $229 'oW, ana
doubtful Items, $4,000. Examiner Logan
has been appointed receiver.
The failure of this bank. 1t IS said, IS
due to the large loans made to the pres
ident, r. oliver, and enterprises IN when
he Is Interested. .
The condition Of the bank on june y
1905. as shown by the report to the Comp
tro]ler OF the Currency on that date
shows loans and discounts, $3.50 81 !. sur W
Mus fnnd and undivided profits, s$S6,a 4l
Individual deposits, 1892, 7oa. f,
BEAUMONT, TEXAS. August 2o,-All
the banks except the Citizens opened
for business as usual to-day. There was
no run n}them and 1t is not believed tna'
ary other, institution will be affected
Local merchants, as q rule. had no &C.
counts with the Citizens The capital OF
the bank is absorbed by the failure anc
about $3.50, 900 in addition Is involved, par
OF which represents the savings OF poor
neOple. al5ti. tStlt5 l5giltftii
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HOPED TO SAVE THE
CANAL NEGOTIATIONS
Ipv Aoaocieted Press,'

M (By Associated PressJ
\ WASHINGTON D, c., August a-yIh ne
following was announced at the state
Department to-day: 49,
"a telegram received last night from
Minister Beaupre. at Begota, dated Az
gust 18th (same date as the senate Vote
q gainst the treaty., Is indefinite, o9t ~ ~,
coIombia to find some practical way OF
saving the canal negotiations"
Minister Beaup-e. at Boogta, mas psen
asked by tho State Department to seno
more definite information concerning PRO
ceedIngs about the Isthmian canal treaty,
but there Is no way Of telling now, lohs
the message viii be delt:.-,d. owing 10 the
telegraph communication pe-
tween Benevetura and Bogota'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
NEW ORLEANS. La. Aug. 2o.--coTToSw
spot cotton quiet; sales, 200 bales; quotations
PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW NoMK aug: neutrality-suspicious. e. TIavrSstssty
a Tor Rye-steady, Barley--Quet.
Whsnt--spot easier; Ne, 2 red, 0ahce Options
experienced sharp decline again tbs mesp, TX
Nv tho hrurisb Northwest markets. The CLOSE
w ~ duh aid easy at u &c. net decline. May
closci at ssMc.; September, $780, December,
S54Sc. ~ 80. o,.,o r,orIo4
sold de Sle e wasm
ma ma, .,used s,ca,iy Ut &c, net decline, May
s clos at 81 Ae,; septelnber, b7Sci Eoyelabsil
bTIc; December, t7Ac' 0ats--spot pull; No.
R Sast Cur Meuts--Quiet, .Lard-Dull;
western steamed, sT,sb; refined, quiet; eontl'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
NEGROES IN NASHVILLE
industrial Development the Subject Of
i.g Papers Read,
-(By Associated .Press.)

10y !SSo'y
NASHVILLE. TENN. Aug. 2o.-Dels'
gates continue to arrive and the House OF
Representative was again crowded to-day
at the opening CT the second days session
of the National Negroes Business League.
All Of the pa pers wore devoted to an ex-
position OF the development and improve-
incnt OF the negro in the mechanical and
pharmaceutica arts and appliances, and
the chief paper was prepared BY J Z.
fury Cotton mills. at Dallas. Tex, These
mills were builded and are operated and
owned exclusively by negroes. and are
equipped with the latest improved ma
ty-two operatives and the daily OUTPUT
is G,OGp pounds Of Fwarp yarns. The mills
have trained one hundred and fifty ope-
ratiyes and will run double time Tor the
now crop of cotton. "
i President washington appointed cons
mlttees on resolutions and nominations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
|, vnchburr District Conference.

(speclal 10 Tho Tlmess-J lspHEroyn,'1n M, !
LYNcHDuRa, vAA2 1A'v MgIhsb5 W'I plsa
annual ann attetihodist Episcopal Church, South.
Which ssIe has been il session this Xesk a Ct
GLADYS. in Campbell county. ad1ournea
to-day The folowinE deiegiatss weFe a.
Rau,n,ter Of Bedford city: y. u, Sheffey.
Of m"G Lhynrich ii, Pr n. y. Moorm4n, Of
Campbeli, and Fl. p. Barrow. Of FARM
Vile. Altenates-J, =; Elan. q S tnaI !.
Major b. j, Evans. Of Concord. and
CamIilus Christian OF Lynchhurg.
Reports submitted showed the district
to be in n most gratifying condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Aug 2o.-spIRITs
TURPENT1NE-Firm at &c.: receipts 151
chsls. Rosin-Eothing doing; receipts 57S bur-
rels. Crude Turpen tine-Firrn at $l.75@8.25
receipts, lAe barrels. Tar-Firm at $l.85; re.
ceipts 80 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, Aus. 2o.-TURPENTINE-
Firm at 52hc.; receipts. 057 casks; sales, 42g
casks; exports. 1875 casks Rosin--Eirm re.
CENTS, 214 barrels; sales. 7el barrels; exports,
$3.50 barrels f tts. ~
TlNE-NomiMal Rosin-Steady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-The dry goods market
has sruwn little inclination to increased activity
with first hands, although buyers arc anxious
TO secure prompt deliveries Of good many lines
difficult to obtain satisfactory shipment. Tho
policy OF curtailment Is bound to have Its effect,
bat buyers arc ncf obligating themselves for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
Culpeper Pods.
fspecinl to Tho Times, pispa tch, J

+ clJLPEPER, VA. Aug 20.-,At the sale
of tbs corporation FRANCHISE, for the pur,
poss Of putting y an c!estrle lisht plant
pmo the purchasers and 1t Ia their inten-
ton to Install the work as sooii now MS
possible. ,
soulhorn Ra!lroad ~ this county Is pros
crossing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
BY Edward s. Rose Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
.t-RusTEE's AUCTION SALE
i OF
NO. n2 lMuNFoRp sTREnT.

NO. 712 tMUNFORD STREET.
by virtue of certain deed Of trust,
dated Goth day OF January. 1903, OF recohd
In the clerks otf!ce. Richmond ch me
ing been made In the payment NJ the debt
thereby secured, and being, required BY
tins beneficiary so to do, Will sell by auo-i
ton. upon the premises On On A,,c ,ooa
at $50 q clock r. NJ. the property nun.
bored as above The lot has q front OF u
feet and extends hack angulaSly to an
alley In rear,
n balance due Of $3.50; balance as may Pc
named at time OF sale n
aus so-tds VFas'se'
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We will sell at our auction warerrooms,

We will sell at our auction warerrooms,
II TH rs (Fr ri nc MdtotRNfSd AUG, 2lsT.
at 1880 O'clock. / Coordinate LOCK iron
safe, several good Refriserators' hand
some Ennmeied Iron Beds. Plush Parlor
SUIT handsome Walnut Chamber sIit.
Oak Chamber Suits. handsome OAK SIDE
board, Dining Tables seyMsa acb,ne as PIos
tvres. Center eu Tables, cfockary. Chairs,
Rockers, couches, All OF the farna,t tla'
ate, is first-class and In good condltlon.
TIIl VALENTINE AUCI4ON W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
Mr.. Nuckols the Builder.

Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-We notice in n recent Issue of your
paper that you state Mr.. J. u, Wilson is
building our new seed warehouse. This
is an error, as Mr.. J. r. Nuckols has al :
ready completed the erection OF It and
giveE us satisfaction In every way, we
have nothing against Mr.. Wilson, as we
believe he Is a good builder, but STILL In
justice to Mr. Nuckols. we think 1t best
to make this correction.
Yours very truly.
IT. W. WOOD & SON.
Richmond, Va, Aug. 10, 1903.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS,

Chicago. Rock Island ana Pac. 4s........ t DNg?ys
G., G.. g. and st. Louis gen. 4s..:...,... ZIG ZIG
e so'e"t9 AID soatee5ee 4 81 81
Denver ana no ura '1l 70 '.......,.,,.. 8Sh
Erie Irior nen as ..'.......,........... s2h
Fort worth and Denver CITY 1sts..'....1i o o9 IN
i(crkinE Valley 4hs. ;.......'.''s-iSSa1
Louisville and Nash. Unihed 4s...''....''.s,ES
Manhattan con- n., goo ts I2h
Mexican Central 1st Observation-Disclosures. a9A
MINI. and st. Louis 4s 9st
aiitsoufi' nan anI ,rerss 2ds...,....... 1914
New York Central gen. o. s.......'''' 20, SeN
New jersey , Eeht !. gen. looH
Nortnern laG ;nn .. $500 s.....,.... 7G1A
Northern rac!ue % 60 con IA ,....... 00h
Sort .,n a tnnerai a. .............. e4%
a. H.. and Iron Mountain con. bs........ 20 ~
at. Louis and San Francisco 4s........''' "
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG. 20, 1908.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG. 20, 1908.
ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley. Guy. Norfolk, mercha ndiss
and passengers, Old Dominion line.
% SAILED. $yE5 ~
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. James River land.
ings and Norfolk, merchandise and passengers
Virginia Navigation Company. E-IFI'
Steamer Brekeley, Guy. Norfolk merch udise
and passengers. Old Dominion line. a :.
Schooner Alice J. venable, signaigo, James
PORT OF WEST POINT, AUG. 20, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Charlotte, Murphy baltimore, passengers and
general cargo. RI
Elm City Haynes, Mattaponi River landings
passengers and general cargo. >'
SAILED. rg
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
Elm City, Haynes. Mattnponi River anIings
passengers and general cargo. y
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n,1r,,topr sTocK MARKEr.
Richmond, Va" Aug TO- 1903 1903

BALTIMORE. ND. Aug. 2o..sea board Air
Line common. 22A 122h do preferred, 80 ash.
cd. dashboard IS, 77M bid. Atlantic Coast
Line common, 1120l14; do. preferred, no sales'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
Plant Burned.

(Ry Associated Press.) :, No.
MoNTGoMERY A !, IN AYE dagStro %edi by
with insurance $6o.OO0
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!, |. ..,.,,,. ), ree,,,.r,d ........ 1904
:, = = 1870 ), couron. 1904
=. -. ., '. a.."..a,.....a i 1864
=. o. o. 1904
u. s. New ~. registered. ..........''.'' al al
u. $. New Is, coupon loo
Y. $. old Is, registereo ....,... 100 !
y g OLD 4s. coupona 1o1 Y
y. 3 bs. reglsteFeu 49, .,.,... 1O1 Y
y. 8: Is, coupon ~: =. - ...,,... OOH
Atchtscn, genera ~ ..'.''s' 49,. So 5
Atchlson, adjustment Is .'......... 1904
Baltimore ana Onlo N = : - - o. q
Baltimore and one o4s. ~. II .,..a 81 z
baltimore snd un,o COW i -. ..,...,.. 1854
Canada southern Ios (. 104A
Contra! OF SGeol:,n ~ ,. irc 7bA
Central OF Geo1gtn d = ~ 1O2H
Chesapeake ana un anl H9'o'.....,,,..... TN
Chicago ana ALOE ,nc,, ,vc IA. 3Oh
Chicago y. hnn gum tn.m, con 4H..S... 102 4
Chicago, N. any M ot. con. 7s.... 100 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
corroSsEEn or. MAnKrr

NEW YORK, Aug. 2o-Cottonseed oil was
dpli. hu: hell steady on; spot. Primo crude. &
o. b. mills, 10000. new crop: primo summer
yellow, 41:.; August OF summer yeylow, 3sc, /;
prime white. loc. prime winter yellow, 4e@47c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
pnANur MARKET.

pETERsBURG, VA, Aug, 20.-The peanut
marEet has been yery netiys recently ~, with
oinias fancy stock, sXc.; slellns stock, go
sMc. There are only. about 10000 tags q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21

Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York.

SALES:
American snutt com .,..... ~.
American Snuff pfdu.....n..i.t
1900 American Can pfd...s....,....s.
7o0 Arericat, Can com
Amcricun Cotton OIL cotn.st..l.
100 American Locomotive coiiln
American 1.peomotive pfd ,.....l,
American Tcba Geo pfd..., .s..l
GEO. American Car and Foundry...a
$500 American Sugar .....,s.........$
0150O A., y. and Santa IN com .,s = 2
1900 Al, 4. and Santa Fa ofd ... 'l','
s24CO Afnalgamnted Copper ..... 80. 'ts4't'.
1l!D Baltimore and Ohio...;:t:'
7l50 Rrooltlyn Rapid Transit.....'..t.s...
S6l00 Canadian Pnciflc .s......,'.. .t.s'
$1,000 Canadian Pacific .;,.....''.'.t''.,''l
5000 Cheihpcake tild ONO f. ~! -. -
ia f1 S,oinrado sojherr, com .......3
an S.olorado Su,thern list pfd......t
4 soo Coioradog Southern I'd pfd......
b2ty1 CHICAGO. Mi. and ct. PAUL..
62yO chi, Rock Island h1d pa 'c' a..
Colorado Tunl and 1ron........
1900 Chicago Great Westerin.,..'...'
1sol Gu Gu G and st. Louls......'.s
100 Consolidated Gas ,..,....''..t..''''
go Delaware and fluasotl... .
Del. Lack. and western -, .... 49,
4o71o Erie com =; 49,. -
1s;D Eric 1st pfd ....................t...'''..,.
40 Erie I'd pfd .,....................5T
fol General Electric .................'
1I00 Illinois Central ...... -.
2 In Ltn,isville and Nashville.......
2stO Manhattan .......,..''.... -
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Wall Street Gossip.
Especial to The Tlmcs.Dispn tel

a NEW YORK, Aug. o0.-After somewhat
uncertain opening the stock market showed some
Align OF holding and gave moro evidence OF two
sides to 1t shan at any time IN the previous
day. a c0nsi deenble section OF the professional
element was trpAing for n rally! and the decline
seemed to have brought more buying orders
thnn might have been expected through the
commission houses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
DRY GOODS MARKET.

Spanish peanuts in the hands Of merchants, rod
this fl the smallest stock for many years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21

Cash quotations were :. foMors: .aa zone-
Quiet and steady. No. spring wheat. SIG s4c.;
No. 8, "7saslc.; 10. 2 red, 7eh @soe. No. =
corn. t1@oiHc No ye!olw 6$e Nj six @ oss
No rye, b1% @52c. Fair to choice mating
barley 44@sae No. asrs meaby 0e ssed S ss1o
Mos. nors. ner tarrcl S12.7o@12.75; lard, per
jco pounds. s7s5@7 ,s7z; short ribs sides
(ioo.e) &c; dry sailed shoulders Np Sii
az ais 8 Whisky, basis Of hish wines, sl.24
Clover cntrnet s12@i2so a hS1ter-S Hera.
Steadv mt nurk, cnses included, 14Glo hc.
Cheuse--Stcady MT loG11hc.
BALTIMORE, MD. Aug 2o.-rL t,1at az 4
unchnr ged. whcnt-Dull; spot contract IVA g
SIC: So. rcd, western. sa@sahe.; the month
onMpn1l sRSt ae corn the 55 @s9
" ~: old. No, 2 white, 4ohG41c.: new
unas, old une ass.na''iES sss ri
u uSe need. cheese-steady, unchanged, Sugar
Strong unchanged. ss ~ y
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nEAn1NG ACTED MELL:

Heading acted well and seemed to have q
fairly strong following for any attempt tc
rally It, 1t was well understood tina four pei
cent. at least would be shown on all classes Of
stock In spite OF tho strike loss. while tht
present rnte OF earnings Is necessarily muck
i larger.
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" I VIII sell for account Of the owner q
No, seq West Grace at 1880 A. M
rete.rs s ait and o Fancy Parlor' Chairs.
Parlor and Library Tables, Brlc-a-Brao
Lamps Pictures. Portieres, Laee Our.
tains. Parlor Rockers, Oval Gilt Frame
Room Set. in Flemish Oak, consisting OF
China Closet, Extension Table. BUFFET
and Leather Seat Chairs; = oak Desks,
Oak Book Case. Hall Pack, Fares Enamel
and Washstands. 4 Hair Mattresses, Pill
lows, Boosters Bed Linen and coveri9ss.
Dinner Set Crockery and Glassware, Cars
pets, Druggets. Rugs Kitchen Furnish
''eD' GEO. w. MAYO, AuctionesE
aug a-2t
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Apples for England
AND all THE PRINCIPAL
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Fl SHIP To-
E. A. o. KELLY & co.

OF Covent Garden, London (The Fruit
Auction Co. OF London) and 1918 Park
Place. New York City.
Government to handle experimental ship
Also by the Tasmanlan Government
Also BY the Georgia Fruit Growers As
c!ation 5{the most conservative in the
We further refer you to tho as, Secretary Of
the Virginia Hortlcu1tsa "a society (Crozet;
the Fruit Trade Papers.
a, S. GREENWAY. Gent Manager.
%'|l 76-7S Park Place, N. Y,
~. q. c1REENWAY!.. Gent Agent,
Charlottesvil Va
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st. Louis Southwestern lists. ............ oak
st. Louis Southwestern 2ds. ............ g
; ; &: $'r $;; 4 4ss.a: s.:
Texas and Pacific lists 114h
Toledo. st. l.. and Western 4s............ 71H
Union Pacific "a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DDN
tiniol Pacific conv. 4s.................. 04i5
Nulissh lists Observation-Disclosures. 104
Wabash DDS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1O4 Y
Wabash Deb. BIS ...................... sou
West Shore IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10sH
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s.............. a01
Wisconsin Central AZ ................... soh
Consolidated Tobacco 4s ............. b7h
Colorado Fuel bs 4.............,.......... 80 (
U. s. Steel Cd IS Observation-Disclosures. 20
Rock Island 4s ....................... 70
pennsyl,nnin con. 8Hs .................. o5N
N. and o., collateral trust 4s..........:.. Oh
Central Of Georgia I'd Inc. .....,... 2aK
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Go. com...... 23A
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. pfd....... %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21

NEW YORK, Avg &c. -BEEyEs-,ReGeipt
alo t.f iat steady at s5as eals sinn; grass:
crs ) and bnttermilk.. nominal, City dressed
veals steady at Il1l2,ac, per pound; country
tcrrlks, i@Bc. per pound. Sheep and Lambs,
lIecclpts, a.o1 7head; sheep, steady heavy
Weights dnll g'A'l lambs steady heaYs ana
81 bodaa5D; few choIca at ss.7ai lambs, sh,s6d
& -: cplls. s;i7a. Workings. 81. Hogs-Ne-
ce.nts 1904 hcud; steady feeling. state Dogs,
$685. d.. l 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
AUCTION sALEs-THls GAY.

BY The Valentine Auction Co..
6l2 East Broad Street.
IRON SAFE, REFRI G Frat oRs.
SUIT. HANDSOME WALNUT CHAM
BER SUIT, HANDSOME OAK SIDE.
BOARDs, DINING TABLES, ETC. Al
AUCTION.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21

The afternoon rally the result Of an at.
tempt to take prolts By the Weste1h rbeS
found very little and were obliged TO- bid up
With the result Of rsllying most o. M tsrY'
Issues to the previous nights figures OF ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21

MISSOURI PACIFIC:
rho movements in Missouri Pacific were fol-:
lowed with some interest. MS 1t Ia understood
tina tho Gould pool adjusts itn operations large.
IL 10 the position OF the Standard OIL interest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
Geo. ". Mayo. Auctioneer.

511ANpsoMp PARlOR FURNITURE.
T ! FLEMISH g.t OAK DINfNG-RCQAi'
SET, HAIR MATTRESSES FANCY,
ENAMEL BEDS. MIRRORS. FINE
CHAMBER FURNITURE. ETC. At !
AUCTION.