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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1903-04-17
BUFFINGTON'S

NUR store is in full Spring attire five floors in main
building crowded with attractions. An unbiased in
vestgaton is all that is necessary convince the
most exactng of the superior advantages offering
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods One bale
of Sheetng
Muslin, from to yards less than wholesale price
Good, strong and Wash fabrics, SC to &c.
Mercer1zed silk effects dainty dots and becoming stripes
s. cents White goods in the variety
Wool dress goods all prices, from 12c $125 per yard
Notions and Trimmings New things in laces,
patterns just in. Beauties for little money. P&NR&G
Henderson, Ferris and Majestic Corsets 25c each
We pay strict attention to ribbons ebroideries all items
in fancy notion department.
OleenSVNare Have you the Bavaria china dinner
sets? $40 Why pay SIS $50 when
you can get them for $40 at home Good SETS 100
pieces Two terces of Gold Nuggets and Novel plates rich
Shoes and Clothing rare collection of the best and
produces Shoemaker finds it's fullest expression here
Douglas Uncle Sam and Monarch Pats for gents Cnder
ella Regina Buhngtons Special and Radcli for ladies'
We wish all to assortment 3rd floor. 'Vitals"
brand of guaranteed clothing establishes confidence with all
customers who have tried suit. S. to SIS.
Furniture and Carpets
The largest had the pleasure of Offer
ing to the public The continual increasing trade inspires
us to greater efforts Call early and the Bedroom
and Parlor Suits $25 $50 EACH "a styles of Couches
to suit the various tastes. $3.50 to SIS each.
DO not fail TO see the Easter display today.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1903-04-17

State of Maryland, County of Cecil, IS:
I, Chas. s. Pyle, Cashier of the above-named
bank, do solemnly affirm that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
CHAs. s. PYLE, Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed to before me this 18th
day of April, 1908.
7. B. MOORE, Notary Public.
CoRRECT-Attest:
A. L. DUYCKINCK, !
G. KIMBLE, Directors.
JESSE WOOD.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1903-04-17
{. r. BURLINGTON g. SONS.
Wagons, Machinery and Hardware.

DOW the time for you place your order for good
10 Wagon We have so Buggies, make, nearly
ready to run Some ready, others will be shortly
either with without rubber tire We also two carloads
factory Buggies Surveys Runabouts and Dayons
show for Inspection Several have been sold already
We expecting the third carload of wagons this week.
All these wagons are built our order.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1903-04-17
FARM MACHINERY.

Empire Drill Just as surely you know man by the
company he keeps you know grain
drill by the class of farmers who buy and it. The record
Of the Empire for fftyhree years something of which we
are proud it reflects the effort have made sell only
RELIABLE accurate high grade goods and shows that
toners are among the thrifty progressive farmers of this
community Try it for drilling your corn be beat
Look over this list and check your wants from it:
American Manure Spreaders, Tiger & Oren.
dorf Co. Check row Corn Planters Spangler singlerow
Corn Drills American Iron Age and Albright Cuvators,
Acme and Disc HarrOws. Osborne Combination spring
tooth HarrOws, Wood Frame Spike and Lever
Spike Harrows. One Horse Cultivaors Iron Age
den Tools, Ward Oliver and Syracuse Chilled Pows
for the above.
Call and examine the PITTSBURG PERFECT FENCE
an electric welded fence stronger the joints than any
other fence welded together by electricity No wraps get
loose hold moisture and Any cable fence with
wire in for strands has provision for expansion and
tractlon diamond mesh fences will conform
ground. Made in heights from 22H in to s. in.
JOS. S. POGUE, SONS & CO.,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1903-04-17

Secretary Hay has been advised that
the German Emperor has permitted DIR.
Won Holleben to retire from the diplo.
matte service without returning to this
country to present his credentials to the
PRESIDENT. This leaves the German EN-.
oassy at Washington i'll charge of min.
lister but Baron Won Sternburg's creden.
tails as ambassador are expected to arrive
at any time. There is considerable fric-
ton IN the embassy here and unless il
soon blows over there are likely to follow
several changes but Baron Won Stern.
burg is regarded as a fixture for some
time at least.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-16
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YonK. July 1.-THE &c ao = no,n ms'Ss.
DIR better liverpool cables than expected a ana
covering ao.. amsdstsss surhsu eD only
inod.,.tely active and almost totally lacking ~
sensn tonn features which haze recently nsf I,,
rnrcuisuop. The decline following me i r.
advance Was due 10 renewal " wal s ssns
rhrrad b.rs from IIyerpooi for delivery on con;
so e5srtsd s2msMsat bv Of room onss
TIA losing S320 points or declining 10
Level pons lower 70 y hEhes AG months
attended bv fresh reports Of crop, damage ION
privats sources. which. as usual, were nn rnprs
net 1oa29 points higher from TINS the'e 1rsss
another decline in the afternoon undef Iresh
Val pressure sy ne Of Wong ons
.ccounts. which carried quotations back TO ABOUT
the previous level ToTna hS nn ea3eripE
huVInr orders, supposedly for the account OF
ths New orleans bull contingent when r,o sss
the market very steady at net advance " "
II points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-16
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

(Wholesalc prices. .ouotations corrected
Tuesdays and Friday.)
TOBACCO-Dark Fired Tobacco-- tReorder.
ed).--Market quiet, light receipts. Tobacco not
In keeping order sells considerably below
prices quoted. Drights--ReceiptH continue fair
and market quiet, Sup-Cured-Receipts mod
crate and market continues fairly active at un'
i TLouR.- Receipt, continue light. but tho
market very dull.
RYE--Contirues very quiet.
WHEAT-Receipts liberal, but the market
continues active.
CORN--Continucs active.
OATS--Stcady at quotations.
HAY--Rccents continue light. and the better
grades in good demand at quotations.
EGGS--Receipts liberal spd market rather
weak. except on nearby stock
BUTTER--Fair receipts and In good demand
at prices quoted. !,
PoULTRY-Hens active large chickens and
large YOUNG ducks In good demand; other stock
aulet mud very small chickens not wanted.
VIRGINIA BACoN-Fancy stock continues IN
demand; other grades quiet and weak
POTATOES-Not so active as last week; re-
ceipts heavier.
CATTLE MARKET--Beef cattle. hogs and
sheen about steady lambs and calves IN GOOD
active demand. owing TO light receipts.
WOOL--Receips lights market strong and
RECEIPTS ron LAST wEEK--wheat 0soo4
bushels; corn. 1890 bushelsi oats 81 900
bushels; -four 2o45 barrels; hay 800 tons;
STOCK IN ELEvAToR-Whsat, $50 bushels;
oats, o2o62 bushels; rye. LIST bushels.
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Wall Street Gossip.
tsrcc,al to Tho Times. Di'pateh.l

tspecial TO The Times. Dispateh.l
Syw YORK, July 1.-the opening senWea
,,n,jdcrablc nervousness and irreguiarit!. lnrrc
.r.S .rjdenre OF support. but some scattering
selling. probably Indicating weakly lpargin re-,
s,ncss and n good deal OF shares pressing IN ,ma
hjrh.priced issues. Traders we're .Dehrisn: pue
werr inclined to lat the market alone. us ~ vas
thought that the rally In LONDON gave eS4of''es
,Ies to " II o'clock, $4,000 shares OF stocks
The market showed very strong support In we
hour and was he'll well In hand, In spite
~ ~ ZONE" recessions. Tho Morgan brokers were
sin the most powerful influence. ana tcre VA
iess nressnre In the stocks USUALLY associaleu
Win the standard OIL interest. The professional
element was moderately hearisn. but ioohen nhe
turning round on any really agSrshsi'e NV IN
Total sales to noon, $50 900 snAres anu si''-o'
600 bonds. ...,, ~ - INC
time when the London purchases were IN course
NJ oxccutIon but afttf u O'Clock developer
weakness in several important places. me LOT,
eicn buying was source OF much heeden
strenrth and Mr. Eeene seemed to be taking
caro- OF Tho Morgan stocks to some extern, put
thc Humiliation was still serious nna only I'M
tied BY The inability of the market TO take DIX
blocks OF stock. o,
10 matsriajIse led 10 considerable short cover
ing and under the influence OK ms ana . GER
tain amount OF good buying, based slarGeiy on
mo ornectntion OF nm increase ~ the dlv,nfaa
nm Erie hrst preferred. Whose Executive Iom'
mite. was In session "a take arton on inc
matter there was n substantial rally ~ tnrourh
the Ist aud In almost every case rlosins n"o ~.
lions were materially above the lowest OF the
day. az, az, ..... ana
4 p. hon i!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-16
PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July Notwithstanding and
lees active, lyc Flour-Quiet' coFnm'al-- Easy
0' Whs.atespat easy no. Z. red, stAe, Option;
opened easy under favorable weather news and
sg s.ns eef dsand and covering
finally broke. however, under beTlsh Wall Street
fSnaSns and sosr4 Gs ne No.
red. july closed at SAFE; September, slIsc';
was steady during the afternoon on commission q,
house buying. but eventually gave. away WITH
%Ses ss s set sws qy s'sss
but nrm. Feed--ppll,
nsse1s cSs ssamsd $685. July .
o1 ES'nTHi esnSs I sy ss
conec-Thc market for cofree futures ,olr,nsd
steady at partial deellIe Of . poln1s., taIlo W.
ms lover Ea55pssn s e "
was very quiet until Just before The clos. when
tho market became moro active without, ,. how'
f oWef s'0s su Ess we're 40 hays spot rio
No. Nav .nS9f fair r sG Sa q%ss
Test, sssc,; molAsses sugar, aye; refined, Arm
Rlce--Tirm. MoiassesrrIirm, oo,,. c,ooso.
Buttcr--Firm; extra creamery. @ot.c. Shrese--
Steady; State full cream, fancy small, colored'
l0c,; small white loc,: urge white, Joe, Esss-
$1,000 $50; southern, 81 ,e50t2bOi Jersey sweets
T5c, disl,6o. Peanuts--steadyi fancy handpiek-
bsges.steady; Baltimore, Sl.o5al, 30; Long
Island per 400, st,00@7oo, Frights to, Liver,
pool-rQuiel, cotton by steam to Liverpool, l2e.i
grain BY steam. I'D
CHICAGO, Lila, July l5,--Wheat showed
strength at times. although the opening was
easy and the market suffered break late in
Inc sion. The close Was weak ut loss Of
iIgssc, for september, Corn steady al q decline
~ N's pl
.r. lower. Oats were also stcudy, closing Re
lover, whilep royisions were strong showing a
gain of from 40c, 10 $l,l2h.
The leading futures ranged MS follows:
-. Upeu, High Low, Close
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-16
Violent Liquidation in Both
Stocks and Bonds.
MONEY IN ACTIVE DEMAND
Days Losses in Active List Range GEN
orally from One to Two Points, but
In Active List There We're
Drastic Cuts,
BY Associated Press.

~.
lduldation Of stocks and bonds continued
OH tho stock Exchange to-day. estab.
fishing e general low record Of ,, values
the New York Central, which was the
particular development upon which tho
present movement started. has widcned
generally. Tho authoritative news of the
uay regarding the money requirements OF
the great railroad corporations was sup
plcnentcd by countless rumors OF all de.
srees OF c.rreditabillty, pointing to urgent
needs on tho part Of the railroad world
81 general. and individual capitalists in
particular, and alleging that great .sacri-
e ,'Gss fnds In and The &c eifeet Of this
condition was to. provide a field day
for the bears in the stock market
rho days losses In the active list were
not greater any time than are frequently
shown during an active selling move
mcnt, the range running generally WITHIN
] to 2 points. but In the inactive list
and especially amongst stocks regard
cd as OF IA high investment grade. there
were some drastic cuts IN market values.
The inference Is plain that these repre-
cont q sort OF revision Of book values:
Tho money is at present IN active demand
at high rates. and ls likely TO continue
SO for a considerable period IL a just
Inference from all the existing phenom-
ena In the money aud stock market.
The news from various points OF pro
lection OF combination OF gas. clectrlc
iight ana trolley companies. show sources
for additional demands for money. Some
OF tho declines in high grade investment
stocks to-day ran all the way from
10 20 points and included ssuch Stocks
as General Electric. Westinghouse Elcc-
tric. Nashville. Chattanooga and 81.
Louis. Lackawanna, Delaware and HUI,
con, Pittsburg. Cincinnati, Chicago and
81. Louis: United States Express. st.
pAu!. preferred: Brooklyn. Union Gas,
Buffalo Rochester and PittsburE, Long
Island, etc.
In The active list Now York Central.
I,aciftcs and United states Steel stocks
were the most heavily sold. There were
enormous short covering at citterent
times during the day. tho breaking ou t
cover to advantage where declines had
already occurred. The closing was ratn-
or irregular. owing to some fresh recess
sons tust at the last.
rho bond market reflected the pressure
OF liquidation rather more generhlly tian
heretofore, and there were declines OF
ll.2 In many farorite BOND, OF wnat
might be called a secondary grade. nosses s
amongst the speculative issues feacneo
"a, sales. par value. s31so,ooo. United
siatcs bonds were all unchanged on the
last call. - ,,os IN,
shares.
MONEY AND EAcHANGEsCtosE:
Money on call steady, ,-tM2 IL per
cent: closing. sae ~ tine Money me iaFm
az: six months. per cent: prime mer-
camille paper, Logo sterling exchange;
weak With actual business IN bank .1 s.
hills at 34sSs5 for demand. ana az .t.e 80
a4 81 :, for r, z anG So s,saass
ciaI bills, s4S4 IA; bar silver. % 49, MA
lean dollars ~ IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-16
FINEST CoAsTWlsE TRIPS IN THE
WORLD.

I,ichmond to Boston and return, $25,oO;
10 proyidence and return. s2i.oo. includ /,
mi, meals and room, via Merchants and
All, transportation Company, from
Norfolk, Daily line TO New Ensland'
Tickets on sale at Chesapeake and OHIO
and Norfolk and western Railways Of
fices, No, SID East Main Street,
r. W, WRIGHT,
Agent, Norfolk,
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Petersburg, Va, July Is. 1909.
!. auaA. 4ion. fnr this rnarkni nra NJ fnl.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT AND PEA MARKET.

PEANUT AND PEA MARKET,
NORFOLK, VA, July 15.-Thc peanut market
10 quiet today. The ony change In prices Is
Spanish nuts. which have dropped in price to
Fancy. quiet at &C.: strictly primo. 2%c.;
prime. 2Ac. low grades, cc.: machine picked,
2G2Hc.: Spanish. 77Itc. per bushel. Blnckeyo
PEAS 1928 bag; black and specklo peas. 81;
clay and red peas, SOC. Peanut bags IN halea.
6S In. 74-l0c.
PETERSBURG, VA, July 15.--PEASUTS-
Spanish new, Inarket very hrIn at THO; sellers
asking more. Virginia s-Qriet at Sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-16
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 15.--The dry goods market
has been In quiet condition and the, buyer Is
operating only as he needs goods for immediate
delivery. The curtaiIment, which Is In progress,
IS bound to have nm Increasing effect on the
market from now on. Where goods are wanted
Tor immediate delivery the top OF the market
Is paid,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-16

Sales OF tobacco on the Lynchburs market for
the two weeks ending July II. 1908. reported by
John L. Oglesby, OF Lynchs Warehouse;
Sold week ending July 4th. 10000 pounds;
sold week ending July nth. hl,0oo pounds; de-
crease for week ending July 18th, 1890
pounds Sold from October 1. 1902, to July II,
1903 ai7sb 200 pounds; !, sela from ron October !,
crease for 1908 &c, o12,S 800 pounds.
The weather for the past 1--WE weeks has been
very favorable for the growth and culture OF
tobacco, therefore It is we'll advanced, md tho
prospect Is good for fine crop this season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-16
coTToNsEEp ON MARKEr,

quiet but firm In sympathy with a higher lard
market, Prime crude. T. Q. b: mills. alc. nom.
yellow, 3ThQ3Sc,; prime white, a714T i9c.
prime winter yellow. 47c.; prime meal, SGT oo9
81, go nominal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-16
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va. July is, 1908.
QUOTATIONS.,
CATTLE MARKET.


CHICAGO, ILL. July ACCOMPLISHMENTS
$4,000 head, including 900 Texans, market
steady to 1oc lower, Good to prime steers SSG
h,d5; poor to medium, $i.0oG5, 90; stockers and
$50; Gamers, sl,bo02T5; bulls, s2opdp4, IS;
calves s2,50G8,0Oi Texas fed steers, $3.50
400. Hogs-Recelpts today h S.s 20 oco head rsii
5000 head; market strong to &c. higher. Mixed
and butchers, s5,ooG5,io; good to choice heavy.
s5.5@540; rough heavy, s40og5,25: light,
@ IF sse= ssssp ats.Sy sh am6s
opened steady and closed lower. Good to choice
wethers, S2.75G4.00; fair TO choice, $a00@a.15;
native lambs, Ss,ooG65o
NEW YORK, July 10, BEEyEs Receipts,
1856 head; steers slow, steady to loc, higher;
s sS sls5asso oxen aud stsFs ssi NSs
S.i ssss ~
mnilks. a5@bos, lower, yeals sa,ooqo,aS; tops
sSS saSo HS ay
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 4,64o head good
heavy sheep, higher; othersf W. steady lambs
thboa8.e5 Iiogs-,Rfcsipts h,l47 head; market
1oG2oc, lower State hogs, Sa,ooM82O: south.
western. $500
steady' Chorse' s5,:sdlSbo; prime, sl,oom5iO;
good, s4.6o@4s5, iIoss--sIow, Prime heavy,
sh,4o5i3 mcdums S9ToMIsso; heavy YORK
pss ssasao1o; roshs siooa5 Co. SHEEP
STEADY, Rest wethcrs, si,s0G4,ao; culls ind
common. Sl60G a.a5; yearllugs, s3,oods,oo; veal
calves. S650Mb76.
lower Mt S3.55df535, Cattle--Steady at S3,aS@1
Active Ell saa RlsSer At ss59asSo A''p0'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-16

American locomotive rfd......lloo 80. 30 20
vn..car. Chem. pfd:, y. c.,....o1o 40 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-16
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, n. G.. July lb.--sPIRITs
TURPENTINE--Firin at 4sc:; receipts OF casks
Crude Turpentinc-Flrm at sl.76a3.Oo and So. q;
receipts. II barrels. Tar--Firm at $1.65; re.
cepts. 1913 barrels.
Firm at 41c.; receipts. $50 casks sales, is casks;
exports, PA casks. Rosin--Firm; receipts. .. 90l
barrels; sales, eio barrels; exports, 2,o77 bar
rels.
T1NE-Stcady at 4Tc. Rosin-Steady
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,,,,.,,,opr sroCK MAnKFr.

,,In,opr an July l5--Seaboard Air
Linz co,nInoi. 20; do. preferred, "a sea,
board ~, IS. Atlantic Coast Lane, common anu
preferred, no sales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-16
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chiraro an1 Northwestern con. 5s...... 1904
chicago. Rock Sland and pac d. ...... 1oots
G., O., G. and ST Louis gen. As. ......... 70
Chicago Terminal is ......t.-......,... -
Colorado and Southern As. -
Denver and Rio Grande 4s ............... w
ETC prlDr lien 4b ......-...'.' ''....
Erie General 3s ..s...t.......,-.-... g,
M TGs Wort, Y,, ana Denver CITY 1S1
IouisyIjel and Nash. Unified 4s.......... os&
Manhattan con. gold 4s.....,.... 1gp
Mexican Central AZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. e.
MInn. and st. Louis Observation-Disclosures. ooh
Missouri kan and .resas 4s.,....... 0J
Misso,ri' Kan. and texas ods.......,.. 7eH
New York Central ls.s...-.............. 95si
New York Central gen. 3i.s.-.......... 08
Nortbrrn Pacific AZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10oH
Northern Pacific Is Observation-Disclosures. I1H
Norfolk and Western con- 4s............ D7h
Reading General 4s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a4h
St L.. and Iron Mountain con, 5s....... HOY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-16

:, .,t.x o, rer,.tercd 1863.
:, e ..snaa % con,on, 1908,
=. - = 80 ~ .an,s,sr.d 1913.
:, . - .. .onnon 1854
u. $, New Is. registered lex int.l...'...' i.' :,
u. s. New As, registered .......-'.'.... ioo,.
u. s. New as, coupon. ...........'.''..'
y. ,. 9ih 81. .n,, ....... III
90 ~. t ,o,a" ic. jnt.jj.,....... 1olS
u.FS. os. rcri>'eiea va - 100
Y, >: os, coupon, ''''''''' ,.. go5,
Atrh,spn. enn ,,rsra m nn,i..',......... ssh
htrblsoh. aoJns n; ;uG', '''i .. 100
Bn,,inore a.u i, 9 M, :,ns,............ olil
Bhitihore UNI, C al. cany 4. 100
Balilnore anu pp ~ '0'' ,.... 100
Canada s:uihcr r,,a 20" .............. 1924
aehtrhi o. SGeo.siin 10, Inc ..... Ig
Central OF Georgia 10, ast !se' ........, 1903
CHESAPEAKE any a.. Un'2 -, I.,......... I4h
1 Chieaso nhu "a n S,,,ncT new is........... only
Lhicago, y; an a. paw ycn. As ... los
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ensd ,te,dI and closed very

Cotton. quiet; middllns. 1870; net receipts.
1856 bales; gross, 1,l6S bales; sales oal oaifsi
Totai Vt today at all reaports-Net receipts
"a fhoie,; stock, 24l, 728 bales,
= consolidated at all teaports-Set Icce1pts,
4 AJAX bales; export to Great Britain 63o&e bales; !
to the Continent. 1852 bales, ~.
Total since September LIST at all seaporls--Set
receipts. 4 $50 s37 bales; export TO Great Drltah
ia TTG bales; TO France. 100, 2.i bales; 10 me
Continent, a,sooIas bales; TO Japan, laslas
bales,
NEW ORLEANS, La, July lb,-coTIoS--
spot cotton quiet sales, 200 bales; gnotsil,ens
reduced tic; delivered on contracts = 900 paies.
CONFLICTS nI contso, iuiy was up 4 points. August
eyan Senteu,ber and the other monthsoG7
p peip;. Points Ths hesyness y the spot de-
msnd in Liverpool and the reported Wiliihgn1es s
OF Spinners to take purchases az preysinhf prices
was the trump card OF the bulls, and this teat
ure, more than anything else. frightened shoT i
into covering, Trading was heavy. cspeciaiiE
during the nrrt part Of the day. Wheh W Wea,s
bears threw their holdings overheard, hIlls
bought heavily aud prices throughout me Guy
were we'll supported. At the close July showed
not gains Of is points, August 10 September Ia
and the other months tao points,
Cotton futures steady: July, l.1l hu, An'
gust. 1885 bid; September, 10 s9m 100; octoher
9,b4Gf955; November, oslstV'Aa' 'seet'os''
o3sQo3o; January, 0,30do.ys
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x S1XE AT 7 sf SSa
aest American Granulated sugar.

Best American eranulated sugar.
Lion Coffee, 1-pound papers. ........ec'
Nice New irish Potatoes, peck. csc.
Fresh Soda Crackers and Ginger
Snaps, per pound Nc.
Small Smlthfeld Hams, pound. 15c.
Small California Hams, pound. .....,1o c,
Hustler Laundry Soap, IL bars. csc.
Cooked Sliced Ham, per pound. .....12iSc.
Large Juicy Lemons, dozcn.... 15c.
Best City Meal, per peck..... 1sc.
or, bushel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. zoe.
Canned Virginia Tomatoes, can. &c.
Best Cream Cheese, pound. 1sc,
Pure Ground Pepper, pound. 7oc.
New Prunes, 4c,, or pounds for.... Csc
Ivory or Cellulold Starch, package. .4c
Root Beer (nake s gaons), bottle. &c.
Good Lard, pound, &c; or lbs. for. .25c,
Whole Sweet Pickles, quart. ........ 1oc
Gibson, xxx, Mt. Vernon, Oscar
PEPPER Old Brands Whlskey, bottle. 300.
Imported Macaronl, pound ........... &c.
Blackberry or catawba Wine, quart. .12c.
EnameIlne Stove Polish, box. &c.
Salt Pork, per pound ..,..............e &c.
Pound cans Clipped Beef. t5cl
Pound cans Corned Beef..... 12c.
Good Green or Mixed Tea, pound..., 800.
8 cans Potted Tongue and Ham for. .1oc.
Carolina Rice, good quality, pound. SC.
Large Lump Starch, pound. .......4c
Duffys Malt Whlskey, per bottle.... soc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-16


TO NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y.
$500 ROUND TRIP.
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS VIA YORK
RIVER LINE.
On following dates the Southern Rail-
way will sell special tickets Richmond
to Niagara Falls and return at sl3 limit
ed II days from date of sale.
Via York River route to baltimore and
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad to Niagara Fails
July Esd, August 9th. Goth, September 3D..
18th, October LIST. 18th.
Via York River route TO Baltimore. Bal
timpre and Ohio and Lehigh Valley routes
g7th, September 10th, oath, October Sth.
Railway will sell daily iS,, until septe,msio oe
mond Ia Niagara Falls and return at S23
round-trip. good. returning until October
3lst, 1903.