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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
Mr.. CATLIN BURIED
BY MOONLIGHT
Most Unusual and Impressive
Service in Hollywood Un-
der Full Moon.

TO the group Of Borrowing friends and
relatives who stood silently around tha
omen grave, while the silvery moonlight
from clear sky shed sole and ghosty
radiance over the spot, drawing out IRON
the rustIing trees and from the tomb
stones wierd shadows, the burial Of Mr.
!. E. Catlln in Hollywood Thursday night
was the saddest and most touching scene
they had ever witnessed.
The remains arrived late from Green's
boro whittier they had been brought 10
Richmond Due at 6:25 1t was fully I:So
before they came, and by this hour nlsn.
had come. There was some concern
among the friends here over the possible
ity Of holding the funeral service at this
late hour, but the night was fair and the
light from the moon sufficient. a large
number of the friends and relatives Ct
the deceased gathered at the station,
where they took carriages to the Gem
etery.
By the time the cortege drove into
Hollywood 1t was s o'clock ana me Tree rec
arched avenues were dark and sun! I!e
burial place was In what Is known as the
new section of the cemetery. some DIS.
lance out. The spot reached-a beautiful
and peaceful one-the party alighted ami
gathered silently around the grave. Con-
sidering the hour, the number OIL tnMse
there was remarkably large one. Inc
service was conducted by the Rev. Il, II.
Pitt, D. D., Of Barton Heights. dele.
cation from the Masons was present ana
the grand honors to the dead We're rem
dered. The full service could not be
given on account of the time. ~ half'
hour or so and the ceremony was done.
The scene was wierdly sad and solemn,
Under ordinary circumstances the occa-
sion would have been q sorrowful ono,
but under the unusual circumstances at.
tending 1t, it was much the more so. AN
was dark and fearfully still among the
trees around the place. A slvery moon
high In the sky cast soft light over
the open space, intensifying the ghossiy
wilderness Of the gaunt tombstones
that stood out from the gloom. The dark
some group ofmourners about the grave
the voice Of the minister breaking into
the stiffness, finally the sound OF the
spade as 1t cut through the earth when
the service ended with the words dust
unto dust" all tended to make up scene
Impressive and sad to the last degree.
To those In the cemetery at the time ii
was a moment OF unusual solemnity. the
memory Of which will long remain fixed
In the mind.
Mr.. Catlln was brother Of Mr.. E. A,
Catlin, Of this city, and was many years
ago a resident Of Richmond, For some
time past he has lived In Greensboro,
where he was engaged in business as an
insurance adjuster He was we'll known
here. and much beloved. At the time OF
his death, few days ago. his wife was
at the Sweet Chalybeate Springs. She
FASTENED home and was present at the
funeral Thursday night .Ir. Catlin leaves
his widow and two children. He was ar
uncle of Mrs. r. II. Pitt, Of Barton
Heights
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STEADY; western steamed. $3.50; refined. steady;
continent sS compound, s725d15O Pork
Easy Tallow--stehdy Rosin-Dull: strain.
ed. common to good. s1.8oa1e5 TA1eutne-
Firm.
steady at decline 5Glo points under dIsap-
pointing European cables. The close was steady.
net ( points higher to 8 points lower. Sales.
so.50D bags. surar--Firm. Rice--trm. Mo-
lasses--Frm.
Bntter--Sieady TO firm. extra creamery. iec.;
state dairy i4a17Rc. Cheesc--Easy; State full
cream fancy small, colored 10ac. SMALL white.
IONIC. Eggs Strong; State and pHnns yyania.
fancy. mixed. 21c.
Potatoes--Steady; one Island sl.75dc,cO Jcr.
sey Sl.7S12.o0: Southern. sl.5oMl.75 Virgins
sweets. si.75a325 Peanuts-steady fancy
tandpickcd. 4Nc.; other domestic. 3G4Hc alb
bage-Steady; ong Island. per 100 pounds. s46
100 Cot en--By steam to Liverpool 12c.
CHICAGO ILL. Ans. IA bearish snn.i-
nient peryadcd the grain and proyision pits to
day and September wheat closed tsNt%c. lower;
September corn was unchanged; oats we're sc.
lower. while provisions were from 2hc higher
70 2Oc lower,
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SALES FOR II.
PROFITS.
Market Started Upward at
the Opening.
BUYING MOVEMENT SPENT
On The Other Hand, Support was
Forthc oming When 0 cl'nes were
Imminent, and There was NO
Renewal Of Decentralization. f
BUYING MOVEMENT Spent
11,r Associated press.1

Sru ySRK. August T.-To-day's stock
market started upwards in continuation
OF Yesterdays late movement toma t ,arv
covery, but il became apparent ,t very
ouiekIy that the further advance in prices
STa g encountefing sales to take profits on
Yesterdays late rise. The buyihg it torc,
ment also seemed 70 i nave sps,'t shown to
follow the advance in prices. On n,1e
otEAr hand, It. was appa' ent that s SUP,
port was forthcoming Tor me ma. nai
on declines, and there was no Ieue"n.
OF the tone Of Decentralization such "a, as
cflarac erized the market yesterday mo ~
Ing before the rally set IN. EVen i Inh
resumption OF liauidauon IN spols' mmin,,,iu
by the market. which developed no ap
Dearance. OF disorder at any. time. 80
There was free selling or so Wor, ~ Cen, en-
Western grain earriftss Ne Pressure was
removed upon VII gin.aCarol ma Chemi,,
cal and it was believed that collatera!
FOR loans was being thrown upon, dt fne
tactics by the bears showed tnelnsei f,e
dlstinctly, especially in Ganaolan noi pa
cific. which was forced down ,loE 2o'n als
legng the closing Of the M9msre real, s' ar
fIcuitles there, Even this did not as rs
turb the ;, apparent eau hnaxv and slug
gish ali day. b.; the character Of the
market vas very different IRON ,ne
acute weakness shown IN the later suhss
Of the recent decline. What the cause
Of the Improvement was did not beco.ls
known, although rlimors TO account tor
the change were abundant. 1t was De,
iieved that some large settlements nao
been effected by the taking over o, III
portant holdings of various stocks by pri-
yate avrecment, thus relieving Some weak
points In the situation. ~. a.y
One Of the developments OF the DAY
was n steadier tone in the excnahse
market, which seemed rapidly approaen.
ing the gold import point IN the last
two days. -, ~
value, s2,l25.UG. ..a,
United states bonds were all unchanged
y rotal sales OF stocks to-day were $751;
800 shares.
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLosE:
Money on call. steady. at ! 5-4aa pc!
cent: closed, 2d2 IL; time money, nrn'
siyty duys, 4d4 IT, per cent; ninety days.
s. six months. 5 1896 per cent; primo
mercantile paper, a-td6: sterling ex-
change. firmer With actual business IN
hankers' bill at 1855. 5Oa4 $3.50 for demand
and al s4.s3i0dIS3.15 for sixty days: posi-,
cd rates A,Si and S4.8 IL; commerolaai
Ellis. $3.50 3-iai.S2 IS bar silver, 81 10;
Mexican dollars. u 3-a.
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MARINE BAND AT
THE HORSE SHOW
One Of the Greatest Musical
Aggregations in America
to Give Concerts.

Secretary w. o. Warthen. Of the Rich
mond Horse Show Association, has re-.
ceiyed a letter from Director w. H..
santelman, Of the United States Marine
Band announcing that the desired leave
of absence for tho band to attend the
Horse Show has been obtained. and that
unless something unforeseen occurs TO
change their plans that celebrated aggre-
cation Of musicians Will be here to fur
nish music for the great equine exhiDi-
ton, TIL eband is musical organization
o. about fifty members, and with the
finest Instrumentation.
The Marine Band will give concerts on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and brl'
day. October 18th to 18th, from II A. NJ.
until 1 P. NJ, during the parade OF inc
horses and handsome turnouts. IL WI!
furnish music for the Horse snow 1tsel1
each evening from Tuesday until satur'
dav inclusive, from s. until II. On Satur'
day a matinee performance will be given
beginning at P. NJ. and continuing about
three hours Prices for the regular ex'
hibits and for the matinee will DO an
nounced later.
All Of the Judges for the various classe!
have not yet notified the association O
their willingness to serve. and their ablll
ty to be here at the time of the show pu
answers are expected IN day or tWf
from all. Among the Judges who haV'
accented are Charles p Williams, Ston
lngton. Conn; Marion Story. OF Nev
York; Edward Browning, OF Phlladel
pha. John r. Valentine. Bryn Mawr
Pa; Tompkins Mc1llvaine. OF New York
Charles Wheeler, of Philadelphia; Sid
ney w. stllwell, Of Rutland. Vt, ant
John Kerr Branch. Of Richmond. Reptile
from others are daily expected.
Preparations for the show are grad
ually being perfected. and all indication
are now that the show will be the creates
ever held here. and in many respects 81
perlor to any ever held anywhere.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug. THE cotton market
opened at decline OF aa7 points under realizing
and further aggressive selling by the former
aged BY the generally favorable weather re-
ported over the cotton belt. and Just after the
opening was also stimulated by an easier tnIn 10
ArmeT. During the early session there were
frequent rallies on covering and light support.
interval of nrmness after the initial losses. but
this was OF short duration. and the nlnrke
luicIy resumed downward tendency. VIII ch
was continued until near the close. At this
time prices were net sG5l7 points lower, August
having sola down from 90 to 113s: September
from 1850 10 1887; October from 0.S9 TO 0Iso;
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BANK CLEARINGS
Table Giving Figures for the Principal
Cities Of the Country.
nv Associated Press

(E3y ASSoC1diCb CoS'J
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE following
table. compiled by Bradstreet's. shows the
bank clearings at a number of the prn-
cipal cities for the week ended August
9Th. with the percentage of increase or
decrease as compared WIN tne CORE,
cities ara included In the totals:
New York $l,l6l,SI, III, decrease 81 per
cent.
Boston sl23 440,S70, increase 90,
Philadelphia Sill 2l7, Increase Al,
81 Ions s4S, los, l60, increase l09.
Pittsburg Si6,45S,5ig increase 0.S.
San Francisco 1858. 49s. Increase 2,S,
Baltimore S2l6Slels. increase 10.
GlnennaGli 81 80 ~ nf inereas las So
ei assIa G's SIS, 1884.
MiT nnsanSlis ST., liS,42S, increase 6.4.
Nav orleans so,o0s.670, Increase lis.
louisville slO77il9i, increase 20,
Richmond SiSos.sS,%S,7 d lnofease -NS.
ss Sasa0ss ,s$fS!S decrease s !, 81 &c,
Fort Worth S2,5i2,227. decrease s72.
Atlanta sa0759,9, increase ia.
Nashville S?tS,ll6, increase o4,Q,
Norfolk $453 lis, Increase lO,s,
hTaueto Ca, $7S6,043. increase 1870.
Arr n.h si,WS.s2l, Increase 50,
Little Rock 81 $74540; n dee1s Ga ~ So
Macon s557000. decrease VI.
Chatianooga ss2,355 increase $50,
IaSi!s anvilIe, Fla, S445,05S, increase %, A.
f Houstou sis2MSi0. Increase o20.
Galveston S543SNoo increase crease ls9'
G Thfa 7t0I,ss : states ss52, 4s92so de-
or oa5sid IT, New York s7sl,p7S75, increase
"a Total for Canada s4s,es77s5. increase SO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
BY G. L. & H. L. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
sci Main Street.
Trustees Sale Of
10 Attractive Building Lots
In the West End, Fronting on
NlNDER AND SUMpTER STREETS.

Z.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated No
vember 10, 1899, recorded in Henrlco Coun-
rv Court clerks office, D. p, al B., PAGE PAGE
1872, and at request of beneficiary default
having been made In payment Of note
secured, Twill sell by public auction. on
the pTTIH1ttWthRsss;D a. AUGUST 10. 1908.
at & o'clock r. NJ. the property described
in said deed: First. 60 feet q southwest
corner of Winderand sumpter Streets; sec
ond, IS feet at southeast corner or Gates
and Winder Streets, and, third 20 feet
Oh On east line of sumpter Street beginning
llo feet south Of Winder street "a a., tn these
desirable for building, with future I'M
provement and increasing value.
TERMS-Cash, for expenses OF SAFE,
any taxes due and to pay note Or SAo
with interest from November 10, 1888 and
the balance on terms announGsd q sale.
c. L. DENoON,
c. l., & II. L. DENooN
Auctioneers, ~ t'tos
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-FLOUR-Qulet. Hye
F,mourMpuli. Cornmeal-steady. Rye-oaiet.
se WE!ihssat.~spot easy; No, 2 red, s4e The wheat
marse Weak AZ under liberal sales for long account
tsss Que wsahss n TssnGe aHd a. s0fe
M Tan,ine May closed at SIZE; September.
ARM No e &C. Option d,I mppSSt
wuS Western buying In anticipation Of possible
weather. closing m q Bssember
oats-Spot steady; No, 2, Ssc,
BeefNsteadier Cut Meats--Irresular. Lard
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december from 90 eo2 ard 5nn snpssre faeH
OIL to oea and these 2ee d sSoFts who started
r9ySne from PROFITS while august which ,s s mao
ysds% 5e saasr e s3 sapeor 0
denly became nsfn s,endy with n5o bid for Az.
TIE s0i the baanee Of list net 7 0o Points
lover sale, were ttns session st the trading
Ih. .mas, entrey OF professional character
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Red Stockings vs.. Farmers.

A series OF three games Of baseball
were played in Norfolk between the Red
Stockjngs," Of that city and the Farm
ers." of Richmond, on Wednesday, Thurs,
day and Friday, with this result: Red
Stockings, s, 70. 4; Farmers, 4. s. 1 On
street Park, between the Same teams.
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for dry goods are unchanged although there are
NAV I see an advance In certain Lines which
buyers are insisting upon early delivery. This
is one Of the features OF buying to-day. Whnt
buyers insist upon being promised early delivery,
an indication that stocks are broken In certain
lines.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUG. Z 1908.

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG. 7 1908.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes Norfolk. merchan'
d,s" md messengers, Old Dominion line.
Schooner Alice J. venable. signaigo. James
River, wheat, William Temple and Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, James River land
ings and Norfolk, merchandise and passengers
Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. NORFOLK, Eerchan
disc aud passengers, Old Dominion line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, AUG. 7, 1903
ARRIVED.
Steamer Castano, Liverpool.
Steamer Stella, Philadelphia.
Steamer Kappa Liverpool.
Steamer Oriana Durham.
Schooner ]. F. Potter, Proyldenee.,
Barge City OF Atlanta. New York,
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cats. oos.ooo bushels; hogs. $1,000 head.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Aug. 7:-FLo OIW snet
No. red western. sob @sosse.; the a7 91tn'
@ s .so Sy eanass e. nes ga
sSMc. sontberp white corn. 5595sc. Oats
STEADY; s old, No. white. ssb @see. Rye.
Firmer on g. 35hc. Bgttss-s,te nn1 crs, u ~
cry. zoe. fancy ladle, 1e@l7c.. Eggs.SS.teaany
and higher; fresh, 1871 @l7e. Cheese-sseao''
UNCHANGED,
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and sso.1eo last year and Of all other
kinds, including Egypt. Brazil. lnula' eie.,
900 last YEAR -
OF the worlds visible supply there ia
now afloat and held in Great Britain n.a an r6n
Ie ct wear. in Egypt 1900 against 10000
last year, In India $4,000 against S Sssa'ooo
last year. and In the United States 2oo'Wo
against PAL 600 last year.
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One Negro Hanged.
(By Associated Press.

1AcEsoNVILLE FLA. August Il
Frank ROBERTSON eolored,, was =; h hsngfsd
nShn,if ~ Sadler, at Pablo Beach, four
Ss Two other negroes. Ed. Love and Frank
Garter who were 10 nan com a.
~. rnS ted ia life imprisonment at the last
i moment by the State Board of Pardons,
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond Va, Aug. z, 1908

Richmond City 6's-sl,30o at l03,
Atlantic Coast Line common--60 shares at ITO:
Virrinia Carolina Chemical Co. preferred-2o
shares at 02,s; shares at o5isi shares at
25h. c M
shares at 25; 20 shares at 20; 20 shares at rs;
s shares at IS; 10 shares at %
STATE SECURlTIES ma Asked
North Carolina As Co.. lo2 ~,
va as. New, G.. and r., 1932..., ~ se1a
va, Centuries. 2-s, @. and Re-, s9k s91a
nan Buhn RONnS: Q
Atlanta and Charlotte LIST rs, r.. los
4. Q. L. n. r. Con, IT. 4's:;'..' o2'a oah
Pet. Class r 6's. n. O., l02e,.,.,. 100 -,,,
Rich. and Meek, list Is. lo+s.,', 80 90
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Visible Cotton Supply.

NEW ORLEANS, La, August 7,--sec-
,etarv Hester's statement of the worlds
Visible visible supply Of cotton, issued to-day
shows the total visible to be lee1S4S s BALES IaS
isst Year. or this the total of American
cotton Is 742,Si3 against s2S,s2S last week
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c. L. q Fl. L Denoon.
Real Estate Aucttonees.
81 East Main Street.
TRusrHEs AUCTION sALH
NEAT FRAAlD DWELLING, NO. So W.
LEIGH STREET. IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, CONTAINING
-FOUR ROOMS.

By virtue of a deed Of trust, dated Nay
8. 1904 recorded In Rtchmond Chancery
Court, D, 3. III a. page TO- and az ~,
made made in pay payment, I will sell by public
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST u. lss ~
ing. located as above described. on Leigh
Street west OF Graham Street designated
as No s3l West Leigh Street,
This property rents we'll and IS occupied
by good tenant.
TERA1S-Cash for expenses OF sale. any
and to pay note orsd IF s a. S s
H,s Siay a ieH, and s236, due May s. 1905;
Balance BAH all and 9 years. with per cent;
Interest; all credit payments to be secured
by deed OF trust on property,
G. l.. & H. L. Denoon, Auct!oneers.
Aug. 6-tds
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BY ]. D. carneal & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. LOG East Main Street.
~ RrJsTEE's AUCTION SALE OF A
VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING IN

y L
Nv virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
dated January 20. 1902, and recorded IN
In D. B. l63 A. page 413. default having
been made in the payment Of Ia p payor
been required BY the beneficiary SO to
oo' NJ! M6,SDAY. AUGUST 10. 1908.
at o'clock P. NJ on the premises ms Iro Pre-
tv conveyed therein. VIZ: All OF the tri-
angular lot. In block 9, fronting on
on Chestnut Street to an alley sysa % a fses
to it's Intersection with Meadow Bridge
Road with all the !mproveem T,,1 eheFeon
'TERMS-Cash. sufficient to pay all cost
sale al taxes to day Of sS9 ian and 81
the sum secured in the deed d to be "a PAID AL
note of $2o62: the first one will be due
on October 20, 1903. and one due every e!
three months thereafter. until al nave
become due. and residue at credit OF
twelve months. n~,r.-
ou5-6t Trustee.
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pALT,MonE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. Aug 7-scabosrd Air
Line common. isA a 10: do. preferred, 33h n "a.
scaboard As, u bid. Atlantic Coast Line COM
mon and Notwithstanding doing.
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Boiler EXPLODED,
fny A,sonIatnd preaal

wAYcRoss, GA, Aug. 1.-The boiler
OF the Minnesota Lumber Conn., 1nX at
scrap" Grace (colored) and badly injur.
ing four white men and three negroes.
Every man in the mill was hurt. X
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o,oee barrels; sales, le4s barrels.
CHARLESTON. S. c., Aug. 7-TURPEN
TINE-Nomiual Realistically.
corroNsEEp OIL MARKET.

AGAIN Subjected TO some pressure with bids
ABOUT the same as yesterday and sales small.
Prime crude, (. o. b. mills, CSC. new crop;
prime summer yellow, 4145c.; fsummer yellow,
saXc.; prime white, 47c.; prime winter yellow
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NAyAL STORES.

w1hMISsToN n e, 4s Ans' I 7mSr!Nl rs
casks bodybuilding doing; receipts, sa5 bar.
reis. Crude Turpentine-Firm at Sl.15I325;
receipts 2Is barrels. Tar-Firm at s1t5; re-
SAVANNAH, GA. Aug: 7.-TUnPENT1NE.a-
Firm at 40c; receipts. 1l0 casks; sales. 425
casks; exports. 10 casks. Aosln-fifm; receipts,
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BY N, w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auct1oneer.
by ~ w. iS"S'
Real Estate Auctioneer.
SALE OF THAT EXTRA GOOD STORE
AND DWELLING COMBINED
No. 6I9 North Fifth Street,
BY AUCTION ON
Tuesday, August u, 1903, at 8
O'Clock 2, M.

This is an excellent piece Of property,
we'll located and splendidiy adapted fof
II, a Comfortable dwelling house, contain.
ing four or five rooms, This house should
attract the attention not only OF investors.
business place and dwelling combined,
TERMS-Liberal. and AZ sale.
n. w. BOWIE, Auctionaer.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Aug. 7, 1908.
QUOTATIONS,
CATTLE MARKETS.


NEw yong Aug 70 oBd ,o@s5e ieMss.
Steers. t s4soa5 $50; half breeds, $500; bulls.
S3.iOa4.a5; cows, S1.7544. Calyesm ,i ap
ri head. Veals. steady; huttermlks, hrna.
veals. s5s; tops, ss,leh eul!s' ss@ d n W.
iac per pound Sheep and Ls tnI All
nriue and choice lambs. slow. steady others:
InG1I5c. on Sheep, S2.50@S.6o; few selected
wethers ss75G4 Lambs, s5I6l0; tors, Sa.25,
Hogs-Receipts lies head; ana mar * nFm' STATE
ooa head incadin su 100 Texans and 400
erus; slow, Good to prime steers so4o.ao
nominal;, poor to medium ss,s5@4so; stock.
ers and feeders. $2.b014, %; COWS. y. ooG1i. no
rhiefers. s2@a7B; Gamers Sl,ooNs1o; 90 PYLE W.
calves sssoas sMaso
ceips head X ioT NWe aeaa .est
ana butchers, $4.05@5,eo; good to choice heavy
sbsogsso; rGnsh assvs. S IhMsss sb nsss
Receips 5000 head; STEADY 4os ss6: tsr y
e eiSSs @.1 s s2sSasss native lambs ss2s@
600.
EAST tlRERTY; RI; !. Aus nr, moA s5ak *,
good. s4soG5io Hogs.,ILoysr. Prime heavy,
ers, $6,loGelt; light yorkers aGH piEs, seaSm
s.2o roughs, S4@5, sheep--Duli hes ~ |e ~
s sts su,S s veal calves. aIs5
ss slNS1SS SsttIe 81 ssa4ss
Dull at $1.25@5.S5. Lambs-tilsher ~ $s'IoGo,
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Spot cotton closed d oa sa1as ! 90 bales
1875; middliug gulf 1a,oo' sa'es' 4'-
cation. dull: mldding, 1878; gross .tceip Pts
bs3 bales; sales 200 bales stosk, Xxi
Total to-day at all seaporsS S, - baie.: stock.
EOS sSs. .ei2 eh bSes ,.,,.-Se, receipts,
TO France. 1875 bales; to the continent ''4''
Total since September at az Ie
~ cos.pent. BALES Japan 1878
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, La, avg. s aMcoTT n3iI.:
Spot cotton T. 5000 demand tor southern u'''''
f,uqe saEse for cotton again quiet
to-day with the outside pubic don raK, was by room
i f. tt e op ssas p1ses sSS
ooipts ower than the closing o, YESTERDAY on
S,sr TN a Ssw York
ad IN tho manipulation there vas uts'e pi,u nars
taking on the part Of room traders anu vesterday.
yse bssga buyers IN rs s seremas sellers
tbis morning At the close August Wa ssr re pos T.
points poll lower. September 49, and the o'Aes p0''
S s3sasy a ossossi 'ssSssss
NqSs@SefS so ssSsse Fsorussss rsh
So.5aG6,5l,
cotton ton at t ali ports since septemher lst
Galveston 2,ool $40 bales; EeW orsea vannaS
9a Bales Charleston 2 sos bo!ss WI:
mnson s s Saise NsrfG%6, 1890 r. 80 bses
Boston. os.66l bales; Newport News, ~ , p2H
baes Philadelphia s7oas hales i, ssan psnss
SOFT SOFT townsend s0Ss4 bales; San Frapesco aS
az bales; Portland: Ore, pa bales; ESste
| pass - Az, bales; FL Paso LOST bales, Lafeoo'
"a Tno bales Total, 7,7ol,25s bales,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08

CANADIAN PACIFIC .ATTAcKEp:
The beginning OF the attack upon CANADIAN
Pacific was in some selling By Oliver and the
Larger professionals. The raid was expected TO
so,5e ertent but n small stop order was caught
" 100 and a much larger at 10. This was salo
10 he for Toronto.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

PEANUT MARKET,
marEet h hss been very active recently Win
anetuans prices Spanish p sssas s oes Va s
5hr There are only about 10000 bags Of
Spanish peanuts in the hands Of merchants rpd
This is the smallest stock for many years.
DRY GOODS MARKET.