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5uA'on Hotes.
Mr. Dennis NIichaels. OF Portsmouth,
has returned home after stay with re!n-

Mr. Dennis AIichaels. OF Por tsmouth,
has returned home 7after stay with reln-
tives.
MI. Ed shipmnni and family. OF Ful;
ton Hill, will leave to-morr0oW 20 att ,
a family reunion In New York Ihey
viii also visit relatives In Baltimore. =,
Miss Nellie Duffy is visiting 1rienas IN
M NIr Gnrnett welmer is ablo to be out.
n fer Ills recent illness,
Miss lIloise Davis has returned nome
after spending several days With Miss
Helen Sorg, at Deer Lick Spring;
Mrs. John Vaughan is able to be out,
MI err her recent illness.
Bowen ~; r. are are visiting, In BpltImore
residence OH Louisiana Street.
Mi. John Duke Is improving, slowly,
after q severe spell Of typhoid fever,
Mrs. u, c. Parrish has returned home,
after spending several weeks With her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Mays, OF -nner's
Point,
seals Msss s,ye W s4nea issm a's Short eA'sy
at West Point,
after an Illness of several weeks ,,,,s
MIS-. II, Met2ar and daughter, Mss AIS,
Katie, OF indianapolis. Ind. arc s. Elsl.,Ns
Mr. Henry Metaar, OF Seventh, street.
Mrs, G., Wilson Luck, who has neeh
quite sick. Is able to be out
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Carton fe'iighfs.


ToNICS)SoSo~'OO RI
Miss Agnes Luck has returned home.
after visit to relatives in Dinwiddle
Mrs. j. H Knott. who has been vls-
ting her mother, Mrs, W. II. Beveridge,
has returned to Ashland
Miss Eva Croxton, who is at virginia
Beach, will return home In q few days.
Mr.. Charles Pemberton, Of Now York.
Is the guest OF Mrs. Jones'
Mrs. j. r. Schissler has returned home,
after a Walt to relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. Cuipeper, of Norfolk, is the guest
OF Mrs. w. M. Collier,
Mrs. James Blanks has returned 70
Raleigh, N. c.. after visit to Mrs.
Charles Wharton. OF Meadow Bridge
Mrs. II. w, Davies and children have
left FOR Washington on q pleasure trip,
n Mrs. II. H. Triton and family. who have
been at her counry-home at Relona. Pow
hatnn county, have returned TO barton
Mrs, salle Harris has left for Eknovo,
Cuipeper county, to visit friends.
Miss Edythe M. Cosby has, left for
Washington TO spend q week among
: Rev. c. r. Iluyk., pastor Of the, Epi-
phany Church. IS spending his vacation at
Dr.. and Mrs. d. A, Kuyk. OF Chestnut
HILL arc visiting In De aware;
Mrs. r J.{Johnson, of Fairfield. ROCK
bridge county. is visiting her sister, MIS-.
c. w. Ball. of Brookland PARK.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Var Aug. q, 1908,
QUOTATIONS..
CATTLE MARE FITS.

NEW YORK, Aug, .I--bEEIEs-l' eceIp's.
stepdy, ci.v dressed, native Sides. O.a@slar.
Calves ice i,eesp,s, 4s head' dalI and generally
sos; lev veal; r ss1 At iI@ e per p
Sheen and Tombs~ Receipts, 6675 hcadi dull ana
III s" lover saes sheer sold at s225ela,bo per 100
pounds; small bunch for ,o EXPORT :" vi lambs,
Cd m,,ttnn b,nal5isc, per pound; dressed lambs.
spr"p ni'p ALLEN YY,sdioc, Hogs Receipts, 2.5s
head; easier a. pennsylran,ISS, hoss not very
mpst W. s Sna ~ and eAps sl,75G5.5o
CHICAGO, ILL. Aus, s7,--cA1yrLE--Eo,
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little ones and their chaperones an espe-
clally good opportunity to witness the

eIaily good opportunity to witness as the the,
nFR Rs e1fssee% sases VIZ IS xsls prop1!etes
fof tho Devils Auction" Company. ls
one OF the best known Theatrical ! mama
E EuEe II na aS eou to over 1000 theatre
going people throughout the United
States and Canada. At present Mt he h has
FIVE large attraotlons on the f,a rona VIZ VIZ
ton" = 'SSThe Twelve Temptat lons' ana
new melodramatic sensation, The
Way OF the Transsressor, introducing
junction with Sidney. r. Fllls. Evil
Eye and "'Al.s II. Wilson the German
comedian in a new. Original ronaantle
Besides the above mentioned attractions,
Manaser YaIe i now building ssnoat o MS
particular line Of stheatrlcals, ana will be-
seen In the principal cities and towns
throughout the country the coming sea-
son, y5as
Ing Sa5.ooo has been expended on this
sse tes RoW of
Flats" which comes to the Academy
which was written by E.. w. Townsend
e sna Glen Popsl snsyeah
farce comedy ever written. Tho company
this season numbers Il great array OF
-Four. the Yellow Kids. Bobby Rolston,
Joe Willar. Prett Reid. James F., Rome.
Jerry =. Sullivan, Teddy Slmmond. Mar
glerite Ferguson, Ada Poshel May +
Baker and Libby Hart. Seats on sale &
to-day. - !, ll
THE MINSTRELS. ~
Eighteen years of success before the
American people Is the proud record OF
sAl,HG, Field and his Greater Mlnstrels.%s
It Is now one OF tho institutions Of the 4
amusement world. and the tours Of, the
aggregation have come to be q trium-
ono end to the other in it's annual tours.
The company Is built on tho solid rock
OF personal integrity and desire to
cater to tho wishes OF the amusement
public OF the country. Seats are on salo
to-dny. s114sf. J|ss
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Dealings Smaller Than for
Three Years Past.
SMALL PRICE CHANGES
Covering Of Shorts Before End Of Day
Caused Recovery Of Declines and
Close Was Dull and
Heavy
fRy Associated Iorcss)

-EW YORK, August 27.-Deallngs in
stocks were smaller to-day than for more
than three years past, the aggrcgatoo
dealings reaching only abolt . 1922 Q .
shares. Trading by room prolnee;s ,s
tempted in tho early dealings to con,
tlnue yesterdays downward course ana
succeeded to the extent OF point M IN =
i before The end s q ihe day caused pao
teal recovery OF tho declines, and the
market closed dull and heavy. and net t
npprccIably changed from last night,
OF Erie, showing in the netghborhood OF
four per cent: earned on the com 1i1ss
stock. accorded closely with expecta ti S1rs,
under last night. disappointment over
this movement reflected depression at
other points II IL TIE ne market ,;,laar :, United
Estates vice. consul In Turkey was a, asslsr 1ea
sas ne motive for some sell nasn mere wd r.
London account but the incloent - a~ n,p,,
regarded as unfavorable for grains. The
trade reports In Iron and s,eel ws1 I'D ds
growing demand at tie concessions now y,
ruling. Foreign banking houses cohtinued
to make loans here in spite, OF the large a. 60
a. nra ,oday b Is ns sdq the e eject
time money market. No large Interior
demand for currency Is vet evident, "hl le
Z in the week ending AUGUST 3ot OF iast
year there were large transfers. both %
New Orleans and to Chicago. Atnougn
the usual movement Of currency !, 70 q the T.,
growing that the banks have 80 care
4 fully provided for It that they VIII DO
able TO meet requirements without
severe strain on the money market.
There was slightly more breadth TO the
bond market than TO the stock market,
but 1t was dull and irregular.
Total sales. par vale, slG95,oO Unlteo
States bonds we're all unchanged on the
last call. 4, ~
Total sales OF stocks to-day were 1890
shares.
MONEY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
Money on call easy, 1-sd2 per cent.
closing l3-A. offered per CENT; time
money slightly easier: sixty days. 5 per
cent: ninety days. sac l-2 per cent. six
months, las per cent: prime mercan-
tile paper. Gas 1-2; sterling exchange
steady with actual business in bankers
bills at s.. 81. a0d4.s5.a for demand and at
s4.s3.161i 1920 for sixty day bills: posted
rates. S4.84a4s41-2 and s4.s6 1-o94.67;
commercial bills, s4.s3: bar silver, IS;
Mexican dollars. 44fi4i l-2.
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THE TOBACCO MARKET
Sun.Cured Tobacco In Good Demand
Good Outlook for New Crop

e Messrs. l.. B. Vaughan & Company,
proprletors OF Crenshaw's Warehouse.
made the following report OF conditions
prevailin. on tho tobacco market during
the past week: a3
Market closed stroag and active, ON,
sun-curcd tobacco This highly valued
leaf is forging ahead. and Its trade cons
stantly extending and Increasing under
strong demand, Owing to tho limited
area In which sun-cured leaf can be suc-
Continued strong demand. may lead to-
a serious question al supply IN tho near.
future. Ornoco sun-cured tobacco has
no equal. Sold on Change this week.
Los packages; highest price. S2G, Sold 70
date 6, 6O6 packages. Present outlook eor
the growing crop good.
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HINT FOR APPLE sHlPpE RS.

From the subjoined Clipping, taken from
the rivoi Times OF the Hudson River
Valley. 1t seems that, In other apple dis
tricts besides Virginia, the firm Of 2. A.
O, Kelly & Co., Is proving OF some use
to apple shippers:
that n, 4. % Kelly & Co., of London and
other European elites, Is a pretty good
house to tie to for good all-season prices.
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NAVAL STORES.

(, WILMINGTON. n. G.. Aug. o7.-sPIRlTs
TT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing; receipts 81
casks Rosil--Firm at $1.55 @1 90; receipts $50
barrels. Crude Disqualification at $1.75@a5O;
receipts, 90 barrels. Tar-Firm at Sl65i re.
ceEts, 3 sbarres. M
stendy at 54lac.; receipts. 1874 casks; sales, 4Sa
cusks; exports, 81 casks, Rosn-Firm re.
ceipts. 1,s4a barrels; sales, 1850 barrels; ex-
70 HARLEsToS, S. O.. Aug, 27.-TuRrEN-
TlNE-Nominal. Rosin-Steady.
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Wall Street Gossip.
spec,al 10 The Times.Di.pn tch. J

NEW YORK, Aug. 27-Some appearance OF
pressure 10 St. Paul and PcnnsJlrania and the
disappointing reception OF the Eric statement
Stock Exchange this morning. Floor traders
thought they saw little realizing in plnces aud
were working for lower prices, nlthoug there
selling In ST. Paul came from ira ders. but was
said to have Il Western origin and was prob.
ably based upon the bearish corn crop rumors
current In local circles with Chicago ffila TONS
A The early heavy tone In Reading was the con.
sequence Of the failure OF Erie to respond TO
the showing in the annual statement.
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The Federal Building.

Colonel Klncaid, of washington, d. G.,
chief OF the revenue agents division OF
the internal revenue satvIce, paid q
social visit TO the local revenue offices
Yesterday He Is en- route from this city
to New York via Norfolk, and Is Rc-
companied BY his wife and niece.
judge Edmund M1lddill. who la at
the Hot Springs. attending the. meeting
Of the National Bar Association. viii
return to the Rockbridge Alum Springs
and Is not expected home for u week or
more, No may run down 70 Norfolk Ter
day or two, but there is nothing In the
local court to demand his Sresense; Mr..
Joseph r., Brady was absent from his Of
ilcs Yesterday on brief outing.
4 Postmaster Knight. very much Inns
proved by his vacation. Is again In thu
The ,narshal's ONCE. In the Federal
building, is having ~ quiet time now be-
tween sessions of court and With very
little business to engage the force out
side OF the routine duties. Several cases
are under Investigation by the force,
aided by tho secret service aepartment.
Matters are moving aloag smoothly IN
the department. at this season.
Mr., Charles w. Duke and a number OF
friends are in the city from charlotte.
n. u, Mr.. Duke was at one tins esp-5
- - of ia mn f.
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OOCOOCOooOoOooooocOoco
Eol1mo11nt Hews,
Observation-Disclosures

Quite pretty wedding occurred We'd
nestlay evening at the Methodist parson-
Eye. when Mr. Walter l.. Andrews led to
the altar Miss Addle V. Lnmpkln, Rev.
j, O. Babcock was the officiating minis
Ter that united the two and made them
one. quite n merry party or young TRENDS
al tho young couple, INCLUDING Rev AIR,
Anderson, pastor OF Iasker Memorial
Church, gathered at the parsonage to Wit
ness the ceremony. MI a, l.. Points was
hest man for his friend. while Miss Ella
LnmrkIn was bridesmaid. The bride Is a
pretiy and attractive young lady and
looked charming in n becoming gown OF
nurn White. Immediately after the cere-
nony they were driven to NO, 100 North
Invent y-sevcnth Street. their fut,sre home,
where Il reception was rendered them and
their friends.
cd home tomorrow from Amherst county,
where they have hem spending the SUM
The Misses Allen. Of Nineteenth Street.
are VISITING relatives, II AIanchester,
The ladies' Of the Methodist Church are
having lGrSG luwn party on the church
lawn Great eiuWos are In attendance
eanl, night ulh many attractions are on
hand. Many toaulltul articles are being
votea for Among them are several dolls
for the little folks and for the ladies a
beautiful inlaid table and n handsome
cobbler seat rocker chair are the most
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,1,1.1.rsr HISTORY:

-DCILEST IN HISIUH I X l7|- -. =. ~ .
Thn market to-day was one Of tho dullcst in
the history OF she Stock Exchange. 1t was said
that a 0uick and fortunate traders might pos.
sibly have made net profit OF one ger cent.
after paying full commissions to-day had he
sold at the top and covered at the bottom, but
fhe change of a profit greater than this in only
a few; stocks. In most instances In a transaction
begun and ended to-day. ono would have paid
brokerage, II for tunatc, and added nothing to
his bank account, 57a ~ no Ill., 5ts
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUG. 81, 1908.

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUG. 81, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes Norfolk. merchau,
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer pocahontas, Graves James River land
inGs and Norfolk, merchandise and passengers,
Virgil Navigation Company.
Tug Radiant, baltimore, barge Of oil, Stand
ard OIL Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, AUG. 81, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Orion, Boston. h5.
Steamer Cayoblanco, New Orleans
SAILED.
Steamer Barcelona. Hamburg
Steamer CayoblRnco, London
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%DRYgGooDs MARKET.

IS NEW YORK, Aug. 5o7.-slightly stronger feel
Ing evident throughout the trade as q result OF
increasing scarcity in popular lines. Buyers are
not inclined to buy ahead, not caring to obllgnte
themselves for anything more than Is absolutely
rec cssary nor any sooner than possible Predic-
items are frequent of famine In cotton goods
before September is over.
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Sales OF tobacco on the Lynchb,rg market
for the two weeks ending August o. 1908. re-
ported BY John L. Oglesby, of Lynch's Ware
house: A gst
Sold week ending August 49, 1 600 pounds;
sold week ending August %. 81 900 pounds; In.
Sold from October ]. 1902, to August 90 1908,
eli a13.GD0 pounds; sold from October ! 1901.
to August %. 1902. 20074,000 pounds; increase
fol 1908, ] DTS, 700 pounds.
The weather continues very favorable for the
growth and developing OF the crop Of toba Geo.
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. R1cHMoNp PRODUCE MARKET.

wv notes.-the rTlCes. >SoohASAoN'o
FLouR-Recclpts increasing and market quiet
n RYEMSew continues In fair demand; light
receipts.
WIEAT-Active; light receipts. iS4'
CORN-In fair demand; light receipts.
OATS-Stendy and quiet. & .s
HAY-Wc continue our quotations Tor oio nay,
although very little is arriving new nay y
s2m3 lower as to conditions, nearly all OF II
that has been 20 far received has been more OF
less out OF condition; new hay should DO pressed
light and loaded SO us to give ventilation In
the car.
market active for nearby; other stock 20 oFlnE
quota lions must be strictly sound and IN good
conditio
pouLTRY-Rece for chickens equal to
demand !; small and medium fairly, active ana
large moving slowly; hens and large young
ducks continue active.
VIRGINIA BACOS-Stcndy at quotations.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. decreasing; market IN
so cAT rTfgs' MARKET-vcais active: lambs and
sheep dull.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEk-sthent. 2oou
bushels; corn o. 800 bushels; oats. 36soO BUSH
els; -four. 3o1b barrels; hay, $40 tons; MIL
u Stock IN ELEvAToR--Wheat, ESQ bushels;
corn, q, los bushels; oats 1868 bushels,
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certs, 5000 head; ninrkct slow Good 70
prime steers, s5,sol0 poor TO medium. sld6:
Il ok, sand and feeders. s2boa4 25; cows and
heifcrs, slboG4.75; cnnners si.5o127o; bulls ~ !.
sod4; calves. sado.T5; Texas steers 1920 2
ccipts today. 10000 head; Tomorrow. 10000
head; market steady. Zoe. lower; closed strong.
Mixed md butchers, S5.10G5.s5; good 70
chticc heavy. 81. 21Gp5.5b; rough. heavy. A.s0N
{. 20; light, SbtOdlo, bnlk OF sales. s5.2oq 900.
Sheep Receipts, $4,000 head; sheep steady.
Good to choice wcthcrs, s3d3.70; fair to choice
mixed, sa25Gl3;4 native lambs. $a.6oa4.75.
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cotton
IL, IL: mlddllng gulf 1900; sales, 2.4s' oa'es'
Cotton, quiet: mlddling. 1915; gross reeeirts'
so bales; snles 24s5 bales; stock lao.i5l pa!e n
Total to-day nt all seaports-Net tece'pIs . o.
bales: export to Great Britain, pale s'ocA'
consolidated at all seaports-Sct receipts oso
bales; export to Great Britain, 1.lol pale'i "
France hoS hales. -. X :.
Total since September LIST at az scarortS,-He'
rcclts ,To5. O36 bales export 10 1ren. n.i'', ~
7fh 55a bales; TO France ISL 2os Dhlesi 10 ,.a
Continent, 2,s23,0io bales; TO Japan 49, f' loo
bales. EH s rs ,sa ~ a-f
NEW ORLEANS, La, Ang.. :7-C0I' OFT -.
spot cotton easier; sales. 400 oales ine ~. y.
ton Exchange Committee to-day reauceu 'luo' 3'
tons kc. on all grades. 1,
Futures were active during the hrst hout % .
tradng, prices at tho opening being even 70 .
noints above yesterdays closing. Realizing sales
later carried prices down few roints lohs!',n.
ton OF the rnvages of insects In the cotton fields
OF Texas and favorable cables, showing an I'M
proyement In Liverpool and Manchester. caused
hrisk demand and prices advanced rapldlF. sep
tcmber sold at l1,3O. October lO.2s November
lo %; December ,0A. Then, apparently follow
Inc the lead OF New York. prices gradually re-
coded to the close. when the list showed net
losses on the day OF nag points on the new
crop positions.
Cotton futures easy; August. $50 bid; Sep
tember, l1lo; October 101n@lolli November,
D0l6O.o2; December, 0.00m0.0l2; January,
Qosde.o4; February, 0.o4G0.06; March. 8'O60
OS .'-f4tl n. n
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SELLING IN PESNA. AND EATCHIsOS:
Some OF the selling in Pennsylvania and Atch'.
son came from PHILADELPHIA. and traders followed
ment on consolda ted Lake Superior had necess!-
tntcd some liquidation. There was not much evil
dence to support the view. and IT Wouia nare
been quite easy for bear traders to give selling
orders to the Philadelphia houses aud circulate
such report.
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ssooo0ooo80 0ss 8e@& p8oaVi

.'rhe Devils Auction opens the Acad-
envy for the season tonight, The prices
sure big houses, especially OF ladies
and children. with whom the great spec
tacular production has been q favorite
for Twenty-Five years,
THE matinee tomorrow wil give the
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
-..---L-- LL patnr zhil rr -ElVn SL Mr. o. 10n3

There are no sales OF tobacco being made In
abou exhausted and the new crop will not be
ready for market for several weeks, Some
primngs are expected to coueaito the ware-
houses in this city the latter part Of septem,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. 27.-pEANUTs-
Farmers market fancy, 16c.;. strictly prime.
axe; prime. &c.; common. 2!5@2Ac.; Spanish.
Doc. .ti.gi d, : . . 49,. #
PETERSBURG, VA. Aug. 27.-PEANUTS-
Spanish firm at 00c.; Virgin:n's. 3Sc.
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coTToSsEED OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Cottonsecd oil quiet
and about steady. Prime crude, +. o. b, mills,
2o61 soc, new crop; prime summer yellow, II q
4l1kc.; OF summer yellow, 37,5 63Sc.; prime
white, 4Oc. primo winter yellow, 48@47c.
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EARLY AFTERNOON:
not much real pressure. and what might have
been liquidation In the morning seemed to be all
over In the early afternoon. Beyond a little
activity in specialtes there WIS nothing In the
market worth comment, and the commission
houses were absolutely bare Of orders.
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ST. Louis Southwestern ists............. oi!s
Ct 1,ut. Southwestern 2ds .............. 70 i
san Antop,n and AK ansasS Pass 4s....... 1914
Southern Railway Is ...s.........,..... ll3
Texas and Pacific ,sts...... ........... IL
Toledo, st. L. and Western 4s.......... =
Union Pnchc 81 observation-disclosures. wa
Union Pacific conr. Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oi1s
Wabash lists ............ 1l4is
Wabash eds ,,,......l.................. 10i
Wabash Deb. RS .,........t ........... 30
West Shore Is .'......... ................ 1ooA
Wheeling and Lnke Erie 4s f.............. 10 "
wisconsin Central As .................. sors
Consolidated Tobacco IS $............... BON
Colorado Fuel "a observation-disclosures. so
u. S. Steel Cd IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ssh
Rock island ia ............... "A
Pennsylvania con. sils.....:... .......... o5a
N. and o., cola teral trust As .......... %
Central Of Georgia ID Ine..: 60 e.,
virginia Carolina Chemical Co. pfd..... Oh
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N Fast liberty, PA, Aug. 27.--Thcrc were
no live stock quotations to-day on account OF
tn. removal OF tho stock yards 10 llerrs fsla nd,
Allegheny. Hereafter the market Will be sent
out Under that date.
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-- n BALT1MURE b1UO7x- N :. =. 80
,,n nAc com mon FOX aalh do. preferred, asaI
sa az seapoard *, 77H @77A. Atlantic c1 ,ss
line common, l12,a 125: do. preferred no eaieI'
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

SALES.
100 American Snuff com..,,..,,....
100 American snuf pfd............
American can con.............
zoo American Gun pfd ...t.........
100 American Cotton OIL coin.......
900 American Locomotive cotr,"..
American locomotive pfd....
American Tobacco pfd.......,...
200 American Car and Foundryt...
200 American RuEar ......s........
$500 A., +, anu Santa Fa. coin..'...
551Sl A.. ~ and Santa re pfd......
$3.50 A,nalgamated Copper ..,"..'..y..
23GO Baltimore and Ohio.... .........
40 Brooklyn Hhpid Transit.....,.s
1900 Canadiah Pacific .:.....'...'...f''
700 Chesnpea and Ohlo..........
Canada Southern ....,......,...t
Colorhd, southern com ..;...'
Colorado So,,thern lst pio,..'
Colorado Southern "a PIG.
1860 Chicago. Nil. and 81. paul..''
400 Chi, Rock Island and Pac Co. -
2G0 C.hjcnrn Great Western........
la c. c. ana st. Louis........
TOO Consolidated Cas- ......,....,
id Delaware and Hudson ..........
DELI Lack. and Westert1,.......
1900 Eric com .......'.'..
$3.50 Erie lst ptd ..........'.''' -.
300 Fiio Ri pfd ......................
40 General Electric ................
1GO Illinois Central ...........,......
ZOO Leather ..:.......'.
10 louisville and Nashville.,......
80 sConsolIdatcd Gas, ex-dlv., 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

f,bicsuo nock island and pac. 4s........ 0oA
g., c., c. md st. Louis gen 4s......... 0Sh
S,niorado md Southern 4s .............. s31a
nenver and n 10 7Grando 4s,............ 9SH
Err Gtoe lien IS s2h
Fort Worth and Denver City !o3
Hooking Valley 1 W, !,
iSS'sgs ns d. s' ssia u9 4. 81
Mexican Central As .S................:... g,
Minn. and st, Louis IS ................. Din
atts.n,.i 1, ~ aud Toxnn "A ....,..,.,. 90
Missouri, Kan and Texas 2ds.. 16N
New York Central gen. 31as.............. aSti
Sorthern pociac 81 ....................1 1904
Northern Pacific IS Observation-Disclosures. 10la
Norfoik and Western con. 4s ........... 96M
Reading General Is observation-disclosures. o4M
a.. u and Iron Mountain con- 5s........ III ~
St, Louis and San Francisco 4s........... 81 4