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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, july 2a--fLoUH--Fnirlya active
ana firm. Rye Flour-steady. cornmeal--ouiet
Wheat spo. nsn; OK. 2 red. scIc. Follow-
Ing a monentary break, due to corn heariness.
wheat this morning turned strong and actire Oh
The uews included poor threshing returns from
kansas unsatisfactory spring wheat reports,
Las. prices ei were .iaiMc. net higher July
closed at s3c.; September, s8Ac.; December,
ss;sc.
broke sharply on the rains west and then raj;
lied With wheat. holding frm NIL day on good
western commission house buying The close
vas hassc. net higher. July closed at 5 o
Steady: No. 2 4oc.; standard white. 41c. or.
tions opened easy but recovered and was hrm
Beef-Quiet Cut Meats-Dull Lard-Firm;
refined, firm. Pork-steady. Taliow-Dnll
coss ta A. ssaSsd
steady at unchanged prices to decline OF
points Under lower French cables and heiver re- re-
e
showed little feature. At the close the market
was still steady, net unchanged 70 9 points
DICT. sugar-sttady; centrifugal. 90 test
3 ai-a2c.; refined, steady. Rice-Ftrm. Mo.
iss CO. imitation ft creamery. isai7e, state
s ss % ih sa fa erea@ fancy
colored 1ohc.; large colored. 1oc.; small.
white 1oHc.; large, white 1oc. EEEs-F'lrm;
State and Pennsylvania, extras, 100 2oc; State
and rennsy lvanin. frsts, 17Mlcs; western ex'
tras 1ac.; western. seconds to frsts l441Sc.
potatoe s-Easy, Long Island, S2.00@2. %; Jer-
ser. s2.Oom 2.2J; southern, Sl.75d2.o0; virginia
sweets, s2.oOMS.Qo. rennuts-steady; fancy
handpickcd, ah@4ac.: other domestic. 3M4M G.
Cabbage STEADY; Long Island, per 100, S3.oo9
800. Cotton-By steam. 12c.
CHICAGO. ILL, July eo.-After opening
weak the wheat market experienced a sharp
recovery, and the close was strong, with Sep.
ten,ber j u Gllssc. higher. September corn was
upIlc oats were &c. higher. while provisions
were up from 17ls to 42la d45c.
The leading futures ranged rs follows;
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July 20.--The cotton market
Opened steady at an advance OF points to DE-
cline OF points and after n little 1rreguarity,
during which prices showed rather snsGipg
tendency, ruled generally firm, though not es'
pccally active.
Soon after the call 1t Developed that brokers
usually supposed 10 operate either for the New
associated with this party, had liberal sup.
porting orders for the new crop months III.
Guiding October and December, at around last
nights finals, and this, In connection with the
arm cables. soon started covering movement
which last during almost ths entire session.
Late the wea ther which had at first been con-
sidered favorable OH account of the rains IN
the sections mentioned by the weekly weather
Bureau report OF Tuesday as In need OF m9is.
to tho numerous kilograms received here from
the South that the wet weat her would delay
maturity, promote the growth OF grass ana
revive apprehensions as to boil weevil.
Wall Street was good buyer, presumably
for sovering shorts, and toward the close de-
man ddeveloped for August which was also
posed to\ be for short account, and that OPP
tion DISPLAYED great arrnness on a surprisingly
few transactions. Opening a 1l,91 1t was bid
up to 12.3s. sold at that, and at the close was
1877 bid, net advance Of 4 7points. July mean
time was neglected, selling four or i've times be-
tween 1890 and 1900, closing nt 1900 bid, a
net gain Of Is points. The new crop displayed
an upward tendency during the entire morning,
and In the last hour reached the highest point
OF the session with net advance OF 1502i
points.
Just before the close there was little reallz-
Ing, however. and while the market was finally
steady, the new crop WAS slightly off from the
best being net 0@22 points higher. Sales We're
estimated at 900 bales.
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CHANGES NOT
IMPORT Ant
Early Gains Wiped Out by
Later Reaction.
TONE MORE CONSERVATIVE
TONE MORE CONSERVATIVE
There Was No Evidence Of Forced III.
quotation. but Light Selling Forced
Prices Baek-MoneY Easy
Bonds Irregular.
tsy Aksoclated rress.>

NEW YORK. July z3.-Operatlons IN
cha stock market took OH a conservative
tone again to-day, and tho leaps ana
bounds of tho first recovery from tho
long depression gave place to more
creeping process. Even this moderate tip
ward pace was not maintained. and there
wac frequent hesitation and reaction.
There was no evidence OF renewed liquid
alton or the forced character that mas
cost the market so dear for SOME time
past. But the demand for stocks never
theless showed hlgns OF satisfaction, and
the selling, though light. was sufnc,eiht
70 force prices backwards again. ne
bargain hunting element. OF course. de-
clines 10 follow any advance IN prices.
Tho recovery has reached sufficient on.
mensIons to induce some. profittahlng
also by the speculative buyers ioa y, -
get In at last weeks low prices. IL IS
an ine.ltable consequence OF such pc
riod Of Liquidation With little sustaining ls:
power IN the market that q strong I i,a,s
Of holders should have been able TO hola
through the weakest period BY agreement
between themselves and their creators
in order 10 save needless sacrifice 10 DUN
by force liquidation Of collatera Ike m
The situation impaired yesterday 10 ins
Associated Press made an iInpressi2;tl
upon the financial district especially ,ne
tone or warning duUplsb ~ aon..
entail banker that the commercial aug s,
Industrlal iiiterests-of tha conniry hny
have 10 undergo later an experience . u
liquidation like that through which wal
Street has just been passing. There was
distinct relaxation in the time money
market to-day. Loans carrying over Tue
and OF the year were offered VIII iTse-
dom at IL per cent Cash Is accullu-
iaflnr al this center from various sources
and IL liz expected that the next bank
statement viii at least reflect the he s,
no,iidation In loan contraction me
vide movements in to-day market were
cor,ftrad 10 sbncialties under the Influence
az spediai causes. The days net changes
are not Important. the earlier gains nay y.
ing been m Their more than wiped OUT by
the reaction. The Atchisons we're con-
spicuously pressed for sale.
Inactive Investment bonds we're MAJ mI
keted at GONE vide concessions. ne
market generally Was ir n ~ 1T
United States bonds were unchanged on
call 20, RI ,,,res
MONEY AND ExClIANGE-cLOSE:
Money on call, easy; lowest. per cent.
highest. 9 per cent. ruling rate. ! l-s per
cent. last loan, per cent closing ! ~
al "a, time money. easier; SHY uaHs.
IL ner cent: ninety days. per cent;
cix months. bdj IL per cent. prime m ,ai
camille paper, Las per cent. sterlns
e.chanre. steady. at 81. 50 for demand and
al Hss h6ii .s3G5 for sixty day bills post
~ rates SEA 1-2b4S5 And M.s1nisI IL
Commercial bills 1888 S-s; bar silver,
a Ia Mexican dollars, 4s 1-2.
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Sales of tobacco on the Lynchburg market for
the two weeks ending July %. 1908 reported by
John L. Oglesby, OF Lyneh's Warehouse;
Sold week ending July 18th, 10000 pounds;
crease for week ending July 26th, a1oo pounds
Sold from October l. 1909. to July 2b 1903 el
500, 700 pounds; sold from Ocroher l., 1901. to
July 25, 1902, 2o,sls.ooo; Increase for 1908 IL
403, 700 pounds
Receipts continue light. which indicate the
crop Of tobacco about all sold, Tho condition OF
the growing crop Is good It has been we'll Guilt
waited and Is In n favorable condition 10 produce
good crop. II the weather continues season,
able all indications are favorable for crop OF
fine tobacco for the next season,
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

(Whole salc prices. Quotations corrected Tues
days and lfridays,)
= ToRACCO-Dar Fired Tobacco = Reorder-
ed --Receipts light, Tugs contiiue In good de-
'mhnd und other grades ggiet. Tobacco not IN
s ssePdas Br i centlnncs aulat Will
moderate recepts Sun ured--Markc. continues
quiet, hut steady; receipts. decreasing,
FLOlR--Receipts very light. but the market
RRYiEH-New in fair demand; receipts light !.
WHEAT-Market continues active, receipts OF
u' ccoRSS2verS dull receipts heavy.
OATS-Very quiet,
for demands the tendency is to lower values.
buyers IRE slow 10 take hold, except for actual
EGGs-In fair demand at prices quoted
BUTTER-Demand continues good with mod
, 20 Y-Market in good condition at quo.
VIRGINIA. BACoN--In fair demand,
POTATO Es Receipts light market active Tor
GArTLh MARKET-hIarket about steady.
WOOI4-Receipts continue lisht ana market
RREGEIPTs FOR THE ,WEzK-wheat, 72,5se
bushels, corn lLS 43O bushels oats. ~ BUSH
esi aour. 1854 barrels hay. $40 tons; mill
sroc tY ~ ELEVATOR Wheat, 7ss bushels;
corn, l6s43 bushels; oats, 1887 bushelsi rye,
S32 bushels.
PouLTRY-LIyE,
Chickens. spr Ing, small has 10
Chickens. spring, medium, To-. 10
Hens. per ID ,.,,.t,,.tt,i,t''. ~ * ~
Ducks, old. lb.,,....',.',,,' ~ ~ y
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free. but buyers and sellers were we'll apart
war between the New Orleans bull clique and
the Wall Street bear POOL orer the September
option Ia still being waged. At the close me
gust IL September 49, and the other hctite
months points each.
Cotton futures quiet aud steady: JULY, 1910
bid; August. 49, 90 bid; September, 10. s5d 1857
October a.s5I9.ss; November. ,p.8I 1879; De.
ceMbcr. Q. o5MO. G9: Lnniiary. g.05GLg.6O.
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~ Missouri pacific, but are merely taking AZ
bargain pflths. ana are certainly not pu.,ns
,siti, nav contemplation Of a market movement.

STEEL RATHER HEAVY: 49,,
The United states steel stocks showed "a
rather heavy tone on the 81 cut n IN ,ne p'Ne
81 galvanized sheets ny the CORPORATION.
THE LAST HOURS DECLINE;
In the last hour prices receded ana accom-
paving the decline wete runors that some noo GUS
ppi;h large commitments was still embarrassed,
MI tho close was not weak, And upon the whole
The professional selling seemed to have been
tsthcr Ineffective. The explanation was prop,
~ tnai.nosition Ia treat seriously the rumors
sbo-c mentioned which might have been ef-
.fectiye a few days ago.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. O., July 2o.-sp1RITs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doing; receipts, SO casks.
Grnde Turpent1neNFirm at *i.76@s2 ID; receipts.
81 barrels Tnr--Firm at ST.. 60; receipts, 22 bar
rels. ,,>.,,~,,,
Firm at b0G5oKc. receipts, 500 casks; sales.
,2e2 casks exports. 205 casks. Rosin-..Firm;
receipts, 2121 barrels: sales. 1.aa 7barrela; eS-
CHARLESTON, s. O., July ce-TURpDN-
TINH-Nominai. Realistically.
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SPEND SUNDAY AT THE SEA
SHORE.
Special Weekend Rates via Q. & Q
Railway.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway will
sell tickets from Richmond for trains Of
Friday afternoon and Saturday, good until
the Monday following, to Old Point and
return at rate of $500; to Norfolk, 1926,
and to Virginia Beach, $50: also tickets
to Old Point and return, Including accom-
modntions at the Chamberlln Hotel. for
400 p. M. train of Saturdays. good until
Sunday evening, at $500. and good until
Monday morning, $500.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Petersburg, Va, July 20, 1908.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEANIIir MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA, July 22.---The peanut
market has been very active recently with
calculating prices Spanish peanuts 9oc,; Viz.
gnas, fancy stock, aNc; shelling stock, 20
2nc. There are only about 10000 bags OF
Spanish peanuts In the hands of merchants, and
this Ia tho smallest stock for many years.
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beyond limit Of sixty days at the outside Is
being placed With ons or two slight exceptions
the market 10 in frmer condition than ever ano
man1ta cturers are predicting higher prices with
the Unusual curtailment in progress
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY %, 1908.
r,vS yvpv

= PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY %, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Guy, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers Old Dominion line.
sloop noamer, Johnson, James River. corn,
william Thompson
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings merchandise and passen.
gers. Virginia Navigation Go.
Steamer Brekeley, Guy, Norfolk. merchandise
Schooner Shamrock. Sturgis. James River, Iron.
Barge Marjorie, Bnlch, James River. light.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY 20, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Baltimore Courtney, Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo.
Baltimore Courtney, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JULY %, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Bark Amy, Trinidad:
SAILED.
German cruiser Gazele, Halifax.
h Steamer Orion, Boston.
Schooner Henry ". Cramp, Providence
Schooner Clara G iS Portland ana.o
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. JULY %. 1908.
ARRIVED.
Schooner George r. vrseland, Vaughan. to
io'u ta'tioAu 's' SAILED.
Schooner Express. Clark, loaded lumber. Wash
4 Schooner samuel sharp. BURDEN loaded rail-
road ties New York.
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nur r1nsr un1rn.

upon tic whole the market held IL early
advance very fairly in the first hour, although
A. was clear that some distribution OF stock
WAS in ntosrcss where 1t could be sold without
weakening the market. Some OF the larger
traders appeared to haze been nut In TO MD up
the active list. hut upon the whole the builng
did not look extra good.
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A few TEMPTERS.

Best American GRADUATED Sugar,
Lion Coffee, 1.pound papers. ......... &c.
Nice New lrlen Potatoes, peck... zoe.
Fresh Soda Crackers and Ginger
Snaps, per pound .................413o.3
Small smlthfed Hams, pound. .1eo.
Small California Hams, pound... JOG.
Hustler Laundry Soap, IL bars...... $50.
Cooked Sliced Ham, per pound.... ..1eho.
Large Juicy Lemons, dozen.......... 1850.
Best City Meal, per 1eo.
'or, bushel -. 7oc.
Canned Virginia Tomatoes, can...... &c.
Best Cream Cheese. pound. ..........15c
Arbuckles' Arlosa Coffee pound. 10.
New Prunes, 4c., or pounds FORE. $50.
ivory or CeIIuIold Starch, package. ...4c.
Root Beer (rnake gailons), bottle. ). 3d.
Good Lard, pound, &c; or lbs. for. .25c.
Whole Sweet Pickles, quart. ..1oc.
Gibson, xxx, Mt. Vernon, Oscar
PEPPER Old Brands Whlskey, bottle. .75o.
g. pound Jars Home Made Preserves. 80.
blackberry or cataWba Wine, quart Tao.
EnameIne Stove Polish, box.
salt Pork, per pound. ...............743c.
Pound caas Clipped Beef...........1B 1850
New Clipped Herrlngs, per dozen 100.
Good Green or Mixed Tea, pound. 500.
8 cans Plotted Tongue and Ham for. 400.
Carolina Rice, good quality, pound...Bc.
Largo Lump Starch, pound....... ....4c.
Duty's Malt Whisky, per bottle. ...soo.
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Wall Street Gossip.
tspecIal to The Timts-Dlspatth.

SEw YORK, July ao-Thc opening o. the
atoeE market wss grm and WAS materially helped
rs,inrs ~ n number Of sinister rutiofs current
on Tuesday afternoons reaction to materialize.
The foreign houses were fair buyers. and the
professional trading wts In the direction OF q
al
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..,,,, a,.-s1o,o At 50 $500 ut ssA.

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Md July 29.--Seaboard Air
lane common, 1oml9h; do. preferred aia3ih.
Seaboard As, 77a.Gl1s.
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r,,r.or,, ~ SOUTHERN PACIFIC:

STRENGTH IN SOUTHERN PACltlC:
= Tho strength IN Southern Pacific NJ the open
3nr Was taken to Indicate that the liquidation
for foreign houses Interested In the pool was
over 1t Is not believed that Union racine mas
f,o,sht anr more stock. hut tho Hartman inter
est hAs probably added considerably to itA hold
1ngs.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va. July 20. 1908
CATTLE MARKETS,

NEW York. July 90. REEVES Receipts.
%. 600 head; steers, 1oe lower; bulls sow to
1oc lower: cows, steady. Steers, s4.40G6.55:
bulls, S2.25d440; cows, sl.G0Ra.75 Cables
quoted live cattle selling at 1iH@t2lsc. tops,
12$.c. dressed weight. Sheep, lower at II q 12c.,
dressed weight; refrigerator beef selling at on
aAG. per pound. Exports. 200 quarters OF beef.
Calves Receipts, 8,578 head; .reals opened
steady to sron. closed dull and lower; ,grasserr
and buttcrmllks. 5Oc. higher. veals, S5.s01S;
tops, $s.12h Gs.25; crls, s4.5oa5.oo; grasscrs
and buttermiiks, ssl5oI4.5o; western. $3.50
Sheep and Lambs Receipts l1,b47 head. Sheep,
&c lower lambs, 25@ 35c. on. Sheep, $3dt4.25
lambs, s4s2h ado: two cars at ss,5oa6.eo
Hogs Receipts, 7,22 shead. Heavy hofs, .s6.eoa
600: medium to light, s6.15@8.60; rough, mix
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STRENGTH IN EKIE' ,9EI
me strength in Ere first was about "A leglti.
mate as anything In the list and represented In.
yestmept buying Of Il good character. As @
per cent stock, with good prospects OF an early
dividend on the second preferred, 1t Is unques'
stionsbly attracting Investors.
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pRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 29.--ln dry goods a slight.
Is Increased tendency TO operate for Immediate
needs Is evident, but no business for the future
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st. Louis Southwestern 1sts....-......... o.
81 Jm,la sautbu.estnrn 2ds............. as
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass 4s....... q
simthsr,, Halfway Es ,............... 1i2h
Texas and Pacific lists ..,............... 1i4is
Toledo, 81. Il. and Western As............ q
t;njoh parifIo COW. sS............l..... 1ai5
Epbhsh asts ,,.,,...u............. 115@
Wsbash 2as ....................... 1ostb
Wabash Ieh D,s COMMUNICATING. 5is
West shore il ........................ 1oeia
Jvbsntiny ana Ihke Efis Is 7.,.....,..,.....sS
Wisconsin Central A. .....i........'... 81.
Continental Tobacco A. ..s............... g
Colorado Fuel con. bsi.................,. 81
Z. s. steel "a 5s ......s...............s I9ls
Rock island As ..........!............. 7sh
PENNSYLVANIA 85s ...................... CAV
M pnd o. cola eral trtst a. ............. Of
f;enicnr rerer. mehebtt Observation-Disclosures
Central Of Georgia I'd inc, s............ %
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. com...... 39M
virginia. carolina Chemical C0 pfd....... 103
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coon SELLING OF y. Y, c.:
There was some rather good selling OF New
York Central on the early advance.
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BALTIMORE, MD, July oa--rLoURr-ouiet
and unchanged. Wheat--Flrm; spot, contract,
7sG7Slse.; No, 2 red 7o1a@7o9se.; the month,
Dull; spot, 55,sc.; southern white corn. 56@61c.
Oats Quiet and easy; No. 9 white, aOc. Rye
Dull; No. q 64tc. Butter Weak and uu-
changed Eggs-steady and higher: fresh, ITO.
Cheese-Flrm and unchanged. sugar-strong and
uuchapged,
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Low-RATE EXCURSION TICKETS
To Hot Springs, Ark. via Southern
Railway.

On Wednesday, and Saturday Of each
week until September soth the Southern
Railway will sell special low rate tick
one fare for the round-trip, plus s2,0O,
with return limit OF thirty dayI Double
Daily Limited train In each direction. Of
fering oh9ee routes through Asnnviile
lanta, Birmingham and Memphis.
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Cotton quiet; mddling, 1925; gross receipts,
66 bales; sales 90 bales; stock, 1907 500 bales.
Tosal to-day at all seaports-Net receipts, 100
bales export to Great Britain, 83+ bales; stock,
214,SS7 bales.
1901 bales; export to Great Britain, 800 bales;
10 the Continent, ,401 bales.
fTIotal since September lst at all seaports-Net
receipts 1891 6ss bslesi export to Great Britain,
aontinept, 0' asioS4s bses 10 Japan. ls5ss
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La, July 20.--C COTTON
spot cotton firm and Unchanged; Quotatlop un-
changed.
lined up for active work. Some heavy buying
was done Tor July, August and September deliy-
cries. Tho demand apparently came from weak
longs who were willing that the stronger bulls
should take their load, Although the bidding
for September was bstsk and fGr heavy amount
sosng Of yesterday This vas due to the heavy
traders end the Wall Street Clique. The room
traders were supposed to be selling on favorable
WIS in September, Both bids and offers were
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no OFFER MADE OR DIES MONIES.
A high Official OF Rock island says that no
offer has been made by that company for con-
trolling interest In Des Moines and Fort Dodge.
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!. +c,I1snN RAI.I.IED WELL:

" Iirhison common rallied we'll and although
nobody looked for a good showing for June, the
figures there will merely represent the hood
loss and OF course. will bc no criterion OF me
recent decline has great deal more than DIS
counted such temporary considerations
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cxor1,oNsEEp on MAnKrr.

CUTTUNSEEU lUIG NIAHhN1s
NEW YORK, July eo.--Cottonseed oil was
quiet and unchanged; closing nominal Prime
summer yellow, 43@4stkc.; on summer yellow
$50; prime white. Al 04Sc.; prime winter gel
low, Ate.
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MIp.pAy MARKET HELD WE'LL:

MIDDAY MARKET HELD WELL:
The market hold well at a slight reduction IN
tho middle Of tho day, although there was some
nresstn from traders on individual stocks Lon
don. however. WAS n good buyer, aand although
the larger traders we're by no means extfava-
rsntly hullish In any department, they did not
seem TO DO able to dslodge much stock
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TAKE STEAMER PocAHoNTAs
Saturday Night, Augual 8, 1908, at 10
O'Clock.

Round trip to Norfolk ,,,...,.,.,,,... Tbe,
Round trip to Newport News ,.,.t,,.. 7sc,
Tickets good to return Sunday night or
following Tuesday
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Cash quotations were as follo1s: fIour-
Steady. No. 9 spring wheat, slc.; No. 8, 100
Toe; No. 2 red, 77G!sHS, No. 2 corn b8e.i
No. 9 yellow. 5ac. No. 2 oats, b2tsc,; NO. =
ryo Bic. Good feeding barley, 32G40c.; fair
to choice mailing, 4795sc, No. nasseed. oBe,;
s34o, Mess pork, per barrel, sls65dl3.7o;
lard, per 100 pounds, s7.s5@7.s7ia;. short ,ris
sides toose). s7.7517,s71a; dry sailed shoulders
Ss25as.sTih. Whisky, basis OF high wines,
$3.50 Glover. contract grade, $l2Gn 90. But
ter--Weak; screameries, 14Glshc,; diaries, l2H
mic, Eggs--Easy at mark, cases included, ll@
iac. Cheese--steady at 10h @l1Hc.
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EVERY AFTERNOON

To Popular Beach Park; 80 Gents
Round Trip.
Special fast train leave Richmond $3.50
=. M, returning leave West Point l0.30 p,
NJ It's a lovely trip! Bathing. Boating.
Music and Dancing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30
Low RATE EXCURSION TO CALI
FORNlA VIA SOUTHERN RAIL-

WAY.
July Slst to August 18th, inclusive. the
Southern Railway will sell special low
rate excursion tickets at less than one
half rate for the round trip with re-
turn limit October 18th. with liberal stop
over privileges.
For dates or reservations in through
cars. inquire of agents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30

MOVEMENT AGAINST BEnwIND:
The decline In Atchlsnn was part OF con.
certed movement by some Of the larger traders
against the Bcrwind holdings AZ the price
OF the common IL not lower than 1t was SIX
weeks ngo, 1t Is plain that market conditions at
least have not affected that block of stock. The
attempt seemed to be Of n somewhat pira teal
character. and was not trea tea seriously by the
more important interests
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-30

BROOKLYN TRANSIT ACTED WELL:
Brooklyn Rapid Transit acted rather well In
the good showing for the phst nine month"; and
the knowledge that some weak holdings had gone
into stronger hands.