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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
Observation-Disclosures ss.s-s~ss-s~!'
Mt tito HoteIs.


Among the arrivals at Murphy's yesst e ::
county. one Of the best known JUDGES
OF Underwater Virginia. He is well known
Mr.. b. 4 49, lewis OF Hampton a we'll
known young lawyer Of that town, Is
among Yesterdays arrivals at ;Murpii U.s.
ton with the House Of Delegates nom'-
nation from his district,
These arrivals NJ the Jefferson y ,Hatna
day are reeoTded Charles lmsTani o IeorGe
RI. Gossett, Il. d, Menkle, r. p, Hunt
Jr, Il. Abrams, New York: u. S., Farm,
CT, Fort Gaines, Ga, Renj. Taft. ,Edward
Sunton. Boston, 3 Met%el, t ~ Wa.v
W. Woody. Tuscaloosa, Ala.; ", NJ Mar
shall, Mobile; II. u. spllmnn and Wire
ayton mi F E 81 br "md Wife, Bos1on
ST t''t George Il. Fltzhugh, E'redericltsburg,
VA; George D. Hopkins Alexandria,8 va.
At Murphy's Hotel Yesterday among
others weree, the following; samuel sGoIt
a ana I Powe H'' Rri:stei d. ya IF Habsra,
~ ~ a, Milly,or' Norfolk b. A. Lewis. Of
1Iamp,on Is p HodFHes Banyl!!a cbi
eron. berkeley; III. u, Yuncey. yirginla;
". b. Chapman, Norfolk; J III, scherer'
b, u, Copenhagen. Marion, VA; 70. r,
Powell, Louisyille;. Robert Witherspoon,
w, A. Wheeler, Atlanta.
The Lexington's registration Of arrivals
yesterday Is rs follows; W. 10, Bowen, ".
T.. Euerick New York: ], r.. Stephens,
Greensboro, Nc; ". a Crawford. Pitts
burg; c. Arnhhell. g, Q, Hlhler, J j.
Spongler. baltimore; Chas; ]; warren
and Wife, n S. Bassett and Wife, Phl!a-
delphia, Geo. W. Gray, agent DEVILS
Auction; Wallace hum,dIean, Kai nnS Il % o.
j. Lehman. North Carolina; mr.; an son MeS'
Miss Ernestluer senter Columbus, O.; J
", RAIDER Eremnnt o. g g G MolIaIK
NJ. II. Flanagan J. +, Biekers, Louisa
", IS, Graham. Sumter. s. 81 y NJ
Al the New Ford's hotel YESTERDAY these
Yirgnians and others we're re n e g
7, S, Jacob, Cape Charles, ", p i,i.s.
Smith, ih'G.ahs arlot,esviile; Miss Brysnl, Nor
folk; r, n, Simmons Rale!Gh, \, 81; 9.
Bowles, Frankfort, Ky; ", W, Day, On
FORD N. CT q. Allen, New iork.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW York Aug. al.-Thc cotton market
opened steady at an advance OF points on Sep
te,nbcr decline OF points on August ana ~, ti.
changed 10 9 points on the later positions. no
feature d tho session to-day was TIE course
OF August. Notices. estlmat ties at 5000 bales,
were snid to be circulating, and there was con-
siderable selling OF that position ut tho Start IT
Tho month opened at 1870. sold up 70 TO,
then declined to 1915, only TO- rally ana SWING
back to 1850 after which It again declined TO
1916 aud was finally quoted Mt l2;@, or J
pniI,t under the close Of tho previous night
The lnlanco OF tho list ruled very quiet most
az tho forenoon and fluctuations were very mar
row The weather map reflected generally ray.
orabe clIn,atic conditions, but there were further
reports OF damage from boil weevll In Texas,
and this, In connection With steady cables 70.
strIetcd paies. while m ouy symptom OF = dc.
ellie the Clique supported values more or less
vigorously, und l,iwar, the close their bnyingll
became moro aggressive with September ~ parI.
ticulaly good demand That position, which
had sold at 1912, was forced up on this demand
ard covering to 1880. closing at that figure,
while October touched 1908 and declined 3,
Tho list closed ilrm, sac points higher on ne
new crop months mr. nctl point lower on Au'
gust Salps wore estimated at 900 bales
Larger SALES OF SPOT cotton Inns some hlfu'
encc In the latn market, some so0s bales be,
Inc reported s,ld 10 81 liners, With the market
steady at unchanged prices,
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eRoyE.AvBNun = 4 hafrIsr CHURCH
5tGrore Avenue and Beech strcet) -Rev. j., B.
HAWTHORNE D. p p Sr1' rrenShi l.hnaI
!0:l5 a. NJ. }f
Twelfth and Broad strectsl. -prea ching At IL
A. Nj. BY Rev. CARTER HELM JON ELS, D. Z D, 4
No service at night, l
sixth and Main streets,.-Rey W r. L.
SMITH D. p, Understanding az ( II q a.. NJ.
vfs It psnt ss"'ay ssa?s qS
wentyafth and Leigh sfrssts on hr nr
Preaching at II a. NJ. by Rev, J. VIM. Jones.
HELM III JONES, 3. D. 5a
GRAoE.sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH tcoR:;H
$50 q. NJ Preaching by tho ROY. i. 3, PoI-
!saTts e nsh sssr meeting wcdne.day
S:1b P. NJ.
METHODIST.
BRoAD.sTREETs M. y. CHURCH CORNER
Tenth and Broad Streets) Preaching at II a,
ana sag NJ p The pastor paste o M b. ~ nI1o
oIAY.srREnr NJ. p; eHuRGn tc & 5Sn 4 !.
Adams and CLAY tsl--Rey. L. =. BETH
FREDERICKSBURG E. NJ oenns s:usjee petty Trials as
lated to Greater 0nes"; evening DANGERS OF
Success" ,tftts. ID t4
CENTENARY NJ; +, omun .o'I. = I, V NJ "
and s;l5 2. Nj. By the pastor. Subject IN morn;
ing, ,"rhe Denial and Repcntance OF Peter
su In1sNfEos ses9Sl at $50 NJ 4 cHyRcnnrv
JOHN HARMON. p. p; pastor. e., rea chns g
ii a. M. aud 8:l5 =, NJ. hS the pastor
PRESBYTERIAN. 5lis s vi S
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-REv.4l
RESELL SssHs cEGII. b. b.. pastor Rev. a. 2;
MCCLURE D. D., OF Wilmington, n. G.. WIN
n M S at II A. NJ. NJ service In the after.
noon. &. 81 La.
a uA ii a. n, By roy. MI, IoHANAE, Mld.WssE
ss,Te s. Msdassa.y e{esSg
an IA 6 HS1s1S PREsh yTnRlA Gnu
e. ~, claeN and
WESTMINSTER rREsRxTEnlAsS v, CHURCH
la'Sfa and Ade sio t z. IT. I By hss ENdLIsH
b. i, Sabbath school at 0:ao An M,d.wsek
service Tuesday at s:l5 y, n. welcome 10 an
CHRIsTIAN.
(M mn iiI Street between Graham aud Han.
eockJ--Rev, b. II. MELTON, pastor .Ipresehing
SUNDAY 4 c snG En- rn q sseieS
At o 7H5 IN. aiid.wcek praycr,meotins Wedne.'s
GnsS S!ssi. oHThie.
Scordmes HeIIi"A H and $40 i. Nj conducted
h Sf'Tir' W. T., POWELL. Of Louisville ny, Sub.
tsct 81 inc morning sermon, "1he Royalty OF
Human Apturs
III E EPISCOPAL,
rI,n MONUMENTAL CHURCH .tnROAn
g ,.nt az hniuw ;rwefthj--Rev ". r. EVANS, y:
H. - Rector Services Sunday morning AZ !
O'clock No afternoon service during ANsus1, if
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, sciESTIsTt-
Services Sunday morning at il5, subject
,srbrIst Jesus Wednesday evening at $50.
Reading room open daily from 10 a, M to
i, Al, No, 100 East Main Street. All arc In
yited.
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Mr.. TH|OS. MARSHA v. :, Z I I
AND BRIDE RETURN

Mr.. TIP. Ararsala and wife, formerly
Miss Genevleve sten who were
married in Baltimore on Wednesday, re-
turned to tile city yesterday and are
registered at Murphy's Hotel. Both are
Of this city and are we'll known. Their
wedding was surprise to their friends
generally. The couple left this city for
Baltimore Tuesday. Both being under age,
some difficulty was. experienced In Sc
curing tho services OF q priest. owing to
the fact that the couple had failed to
secure the requisite letter from the parish
priest. All difficulties We're removed final
~, however. and the couple made happy.
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WILL BE THE BEST.

ro.morrow's issue Of The Tlmes-pls-
ratch will be one of the best Sunday pa.
pers ever Issued In Richmond, y WIZ
Interest all classes, EVERY depar,Fnans
" m be IN to the usual high standard and
there will be many special fea lures.
Every lawyer will be Interested IN the
full reports OF the Bar Associative, meets
Gings; the comic and humorous depart
ments will be found unusually eEtertain-;
.aJ; tho illustrated features M 20 sr-
tistio and attractive; the letters from ths
summer resorts Will be even brighter ana
more attractive than usual tho spoftins
,,aws az the world will be Well covered
Don't fail to get thu Sunday Times
Dispatch. NJ
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BANK cLEARINds
/ able Giving Figures for the Principal
Cities ofthe Country

(By Associated PresEo ISL
( NEW YORK, Aug. 2.The following table
compiled by Bradstroet, shows the bang
clcarings at number Of the principal
cities for the week ended August 2oth,
,rcusc as compared with the corresponding
week last year Sixty -four other cities
arc included IN the totals:
New York, S1.11o,sle,2$b decrease, l6,o.
Chicago slbSS4O.74O, Increase SD
1soston $780, 100. $50, Increase 49,
phqdelpiss1 s d1l oo qesreas1es -
plttsbllrg $40 $50. $50. ncrease So
San francisco $50, 600, 044, increase gao. I
4 baltimore $2O545,4 decrease 200.
Cincinnati $2l, 800. ESQ, increase o.
1[nnsas City So. SSH Increase Il
Now Orlearts ST., 0G0,00S, increase 1915.
louisville s$.7l9.014.
{ Richmond 50, AS, ss3. decrease LA.
Washington s.. $50, sos. increase. ZIG.
savannah S9,0s1 Isl. decrease 92.f.
Memphis s2ea4,4 AZ, tnrrcase $40.
Atlanta. S1,06O. U5S, increase 10.
Nashville $9.0G9. 04o, increase $3.50.
Norfolk s1,2s7. 300, decrease so.
Augusta $685., se7, increase 2o3..
Birmingham t53Tas increase ~.
Knoxville st.oB.70
Macon $5s0o00 increase 20.
Chattanooga $571.T4O, increase 81 z.
Jacksonville S5630t0. Increase TN.
Houston s1l,170,s sol. Increase a06. &
galveston si9i7. 900. Increase 1871.
4 Charleston $50, 666
Totals United States *lelb,o2l, lba, oe'
Outside New York s7oe,1o1,e2s. increase
totals canada s4s,eoo. $50 decrease 81.
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NEW ORLEANS aI,A.. AUG, 21.-see =; !, J:
tary Hester's statchent OF the woria :
visible supply OF cotton Issued to-day
shows the total Visible to be 1,Mibl7
against 1,45s 43s last week anh 1,4a2'S2s last
or this the total OF American cotton m -
5SO,G77 against 672,4SS last week and sSS, :
323 last year, and OF all other kinds. IN
Guiding Egynt. Brazil India. eet.. ~ 9
against $4,000 last week and $4,000 last
year, OF the worlds visible supply OF co..
Britain i and continental Europe $50 o o0o
against $4,000 last year: in Egypt, !, b' ~
against $4,000 last year. IN India 43n,ev9 y
States 1906 o against 100000 last year.
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Rockefeller buying has materially fsdn ,ss te
doang supply but The hnnnrns j. later and
h hsto vi. no disposition to bull The stock y
the street. e,a t1udson
aroused some comment. especial, ~ tScW :-,e
share, hare always been well held but .nstr !,
no reason for siipIosi,lg tina when .ne rtrnl Wan
nurchases we're made any change IN c shA -
The ,nles Of Consolidated Cos Tor mn,s 81
.i1ect, made Oh Thurrday. appeaten ahr,nrcd
been il!sdrised. Ms very light pirG,hs,, en,sr
the prco over points wltnoosut u ~ "a E.
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November, p.7l10.7s; December. 9.6s1o.63;
January. o.7oGo.71; February, o.721o.74 March,

Tho following are the total net receipts Of
col ton at all ports since September list
Galveston. 2, o02.a 1877 bales: New Orleans, 2.
3Os.R1G bales: Mobile. pa OCT bales Savannah
!. 2T. G35 bales Charleston. 200. FOG bales; VIII
mington. 325 .o0s bates Norfolk. 50o.3ao haies
Baltimore. 4s.ol2 bales; New York, Ct S75 bales :
1,oston, 0s.SSa bales; Newport News. IA a23
bales: Philadelphia, 27.27 7bnles; brunswick,
21ls,clT bales; Fernandina, 3.134 bnles: penst-
cola 1a8, 204 bales, Port Arthur. COS bales;
Fort Towntend, 0.5s4 bales: San Francisco. 81.
Al i,1rs: Port nnd. Ore, 1854 bales: I'll Paso
1857 bales; Eagle Pass. 12.47Ga bales LAREDO
IL 700 bnl Total. !. 7O4,1lI bales.
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on summer yellow. al &c; prime white, Ace.
prime winter Scllow 40dt47c.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
1900 n.

PORT OF RICHMOND, Alto. II, 1905
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Ihodes, Norfolk. uierchAn.
disc md passengers. Old DonlnlaD lino q $40
Steamer rocnhontas. Graves. James lnver lhnd.
'iuua anu Norfolk, gmnrchandlse aud passengers,
Virginia. Navigation Company. at2F
t.451; SAILED
& Steamer Brandon lthbdes, Nbrfolk. netchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion linc.
Schoo,icf Alice ]. vcnablc, SgnaiH0, James
River. light. u. . 55. ~, .,.,..
Schooner Oriental Carter, james River. K,aho.
barge Salie, Thomas. James lsiver, light.
ronr on WEST FONT, AUG. 30 1908.
ARRIVED. aF !.
Dan,llt utlncy Baltimore, passengers ana
general cargo. 49,,
baltimore. Courtney, fillmore, passengers and
general cargo.
t,OtT NEWpORT NEWS, AUG. Fl, lDOa.
TJ1a s5i ARRIVED. ,4. 6f VA
Steamer rorlf.ge. Galveston. n
Steamer roNhatun. London,
sAitliU.
Stcnmer Torridge. Hamburg.
steamer ihdran ST. Johns.
steamer Orinuu, Montreal.
Schooner Alice n. Colbnrn, Bangor
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ALUMNI ORGANIZE
Marylanders Who Attend Washington
and Lee University. III
Especial Ito Tho Times-D ispatch.)

- NSPeCIHI I'D 1lIu 7 9111us- I17'sptItN VIZ ..
is ROCKVILLE, MD, August 2l.-The
alumni Of Washington and Lee univer-
slty who reside In Montgomery county,
Md, have organized an association. with
the following officers: President, w. j..
Williams, OF Poolesvllle; first rice-pres-
sldent, John b. Brewer, OF Rockville: sec
Old vice-presldent, Mansfield White. OF
Dickerson; secretary, John w. Warner,
OF Rockville. Considerable enthusiasm
was manifested at the meeting, and much
Interest was shown In the welfare OF the
historic institution, & Il
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JOHN BENNETT HAS
HIS ARM BROKEN.
(By Associated Press

HoLYoKE, MASS. August 21.-While
coming to harness race meeting here
to-day, John Bennett, OF Jacksonville,
Fla. we'll known horsemnn, had his
arm broken. T1e leaned his rm out Of q y
trolley car and was struck by a car
coming In the opposite direction. ssS
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y THE 'IF15,:;,.',c, CIRCUS u BAND
viii Appear Respondent in Brand New
Uniforms Of Red.

Those who ''listen to the band" at the
amateur circus to be given at the Horse
SHOW building next Saturday t weekf; W. W.
hear the Blues Band otts4t@cpty- ' y
The band viii appear resplendent Il
their new uniforms Of red. with go le,
stripes The uniforms were IN. not nIrGSna sr
ragenert TO play ut the, show, but 1t 90
regula tion circus band upiform.4and the
members will wear their :sho, ,y ~ clothes
FOR the first time at tho exhibition next
The band has been. rehearsnE csome OF
the very latest OF the ponulaE. music.
and many selections, Just rom y. the p 1a
the first time at the amateur circus
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Shockoa Council.

An interesting and important meeting
of shockoe Council was hold THURSDAY y
matter up for consideration was the
question Of combining the office OF SEQ
rctary with that Of collector, Tho decl-
sion in reference to this matter was de-
ferred until the next meeting, when the
COMMITTEES will report again with further
informa ton 2
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Z u N 81 = <. Z
U. s.. rAfnndins e.. registered .........
r.s. rctunding q. coupon
q. $. s., registered. ....... '.........ti.. Z.
U. 5. o., coupon ..........,......
r.8s. New AZ. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
U. $. Ncw a, coupon .,..........'.''.t
=. 4. Old n. COUPON 1850
I. 8 Is. registered ,........'...............
y. 9. IS. c0pon
Atchitch. genera AZ .........'....'''.''''..'
baltimore and Ohio d. ....,........t......i..3
baltimore md Ohio 3its s...........F..'.g'''55
baltimore and Ohio iconr. 4s........,''''.'
Canada Southern 2hs ........'.g.' ~ =.
Central OF Georgia IS t.........4.f g
Central OF Georgia list Observation-Disclosures
lChebnpcakr and Ohio 4hs....... ......i..1... 4
Chicago and Alton 1913 =
Chicago, Il. and Quincy new AZ $1,000. I.
Chicago, n. and st. Paul gen. 4s..'''''..e
Chicago md Northwestern con- Is'l.'''s''
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81 &C. & 0.--$l
SUNDAY OUTINGS.
TRAINS 2 TRAINS.
ROUND Sl.00 TRIP 10
Norfolk, Ocean View
and pinsy Beach.
Capo Henry and Va, Beach, $l.25.

Two fast vestbuled trains with Parlors
Cars Leave Richmond tMaln-Street Stu
tlon) every Sunday $3.50 a. NJ. and . A..
M. $40 a. NJ. train makes no stop. q a..
NJ train stops at Newport News. a fast,
clean ride over rock nllast. track, Only
So miles to the ocean. Three hours longer
at Ocean View and Piney Beach than
via any other route, Returning leave
Virginia Beach, via new electric limo,
$50 p. Nj, Lenvo Norfolk. via Sewell's
Point line. 6 p. NJ, Leave Norfolk, via
Ocean View Railway, p. NJ Leave
Ocean View 1880 p, M. Old Point S:l5
=. M. Arrive Richmond 1915 r, NJ.
Tickets also good on train leaving Old
Point Ass =. Mr., Newport News 5;2b p,
NJ arriving Richmond r. M. Ten
hours at tho seaside, Only $500 round
trip on either $3.50 or 0 a. M. train, Nor
folk tickets via Old Point good on either
sewell's Point or Ocean View lines
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Richmonders in New York.

Especial to The Times-DIspntuh.)
q NEW YORK, August 2l.--17ifth Avenue.
Miss Anderson. Miss Chaplin. Mrs. B. L.,
Willlngham Mrs. r. ]. Willingham;
Holland, Misses Stewart. Mrs. j. Stewart;
Continental. u. p. Summerson: Marlbo-
rough, ID. M. Bargamln, C.GM. Grant g,
d. Wise. III. i. Deans, p. p. Deans, s..
J.. Ledman; Jefferson j. r, Mahoney,
Mrs. j. G. Mahoney. A,&G, Glbboney. g,
Glenn: Broadway Central. ]. Wiensteln.
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t.erIod Of Speculative Rest Rest In
Stock Market.
rrr, --------------------.
BONDS WE'RE IRREGULAR
N Stock Market the Rally Of Thursday
Evening Was Continued for a While While
IN Morning, When Weakness
Observation-Disclosures Rally y
3(Hy Associated Press.

SEW YORK, August 2l--The lossenrllnFg
rannn OF tho fluctuations III to-day .
stock market It's Irregular tone and the
diminishing volume Of business. all IN
dictated very clearly the approach Of an
ntl,cr period Of speculative rest which
Ia likely 10 mean small trading and slugii
Iish fluctuations until some !, mark y =,
chargc IN conditions de,ye,ops nm, WAS was
carried carrie forward this morning e the e *.
lent Of between enc and Is t%o Rr9h n rn liz
the principal active stoeks ea.t : , nc sorts
and Vas effective In including them ! 9
cover largely. This served as an aae uinniH ~
milton to the bears that forces existed tun -
( ii,st az the reaction on Tucsdp Y NAG &C i. g.
Warning effect on inc oVereti' $500,
bulls. n, I, ,,,on, !, active
railroad Stocks Indicated that he decline ne
in1nycr,ge prices from the high lere! %
Joe low level Of Tie he. ear sySmpe atuh,
The prestet mont sea'h he only sub
e enul n + irteryening rally wns IN the lat.
ter part Of last year and the HIT l Par,i
OF this under the influence OF ~. wnat"f an, Tx
Z street has come to name the iaI.m
4 cure" consisting IN informal ih h.,,n IN.
from al, influential party Of Dnk ,s Usr,
cinis last fall when bank reserves cry w s,ip,
wv NV 80. 0JD0bo OF credits 10 the stock
y market il necessary 10 avert trouble ll'la.
That mes sure postponed the, proGesS "a
Il LIQUIDS ton. but did not avert ~. an ~
ST IL evident that the course the lnhIIRsL
l,assr run since had Its incentive previous
To tina t. .5 ,at 49,
The rally In the average price 81 tne
same twenty stocks up to the c'ilmnation
On Tuesday is estimated at eleven points.
inc reaction to yestci day & low point WIS
i in the neighborhood Of FIVE points. ana
Il to.day's upward movement did not aNhli
TO overcome that. The approach toward
n condition of most stable equilibrium IS
* clearly prcceptble. The early demand
/ to-day did not 70 far beyond the uncof-
cred short interest. Weakness became
decided In the United states Steel stocckB
and In Pennsylvania. and quite a NUMBER
OF the leading active stocks were forced
point or moro under last night. ~
final rally nccentuated the Irregular char
acter Of the market and the closing WAS
firm.
a value. 81, 169, 900. United States bonds were
& unchanged on last call.
Total sales to-day We're $1,000 shares
q OF stocks.
MONEY AND ExclIANG E.-CI.OSE:
( Money oh call ensy. 1-4a2; time money
firm: sixty days, 8 pet. cent; ninety days.
56I5 ~; six months, 51-2G6: prime mer-
. camille paper. 6I61.2; sterling exchange.
trm with actual business IN bankers
bills ut $Ls5s5Tis59O: for demand and a.
e Sl&3. 20GI4s3.2j for sixty day bills: posted
III rates $4.AGf4.S6 ~; commercial bills,
y N.SssGi !. 81 IL; bar silver. 55 Is; Mexican
dollars, 4S y" 4ss.
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may GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aus. 2l,--The dry goods market
has continued active nj second hands but, little
g tbs has been reelected ye mosn ndSsrs
OF tv..I,inr rnois for Immediate delivery nl are
making general complaint ,hat they cannot SO.
cure tin Goods as per scheuu'e'
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Spot cotton closed steady; m!ddi1nG upiehns,
$a'75;y miidling gulf, 1906 sales, lo,oos
bales,
Cotton steady; mlddllns 1913; gross receipts! .
ESQ bales; sales, 1obso bales; stock, lb4,slO
bales. ..o
hnies,, export IT, Great Britain, 300 balesi to
France, lba bales; to tho Continent, 50 bales;
Consolidated at all scaports--Nct receipts
/, Ga bales export to Great Britain, 3610 bnlesi
"a France, lb5 bales to the Continent, ;,asb
Total slnce September LIST at all sea ports,-Net
receipts 77s4,1l7 bolesi export to Great Britain,
a7sS ioi bales; to France. lso, 600 bales; to ths
Continent, a,sa3,05o bales; to japan. 13s IVA
bales. NJ
NEW oRLEASs, IA, AVE, al,,-c9 =, !.
81 spo eon nar1s t sn quotations pnchanged
~ ratv ~ cniton are the features that caused
an advance Of eas points over the closing q
Cotton futures closed steady; August, 70. 40;
September, l0.Bs G1o.99; October, 1889 1890
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22

cc!r,s today, ! ! 900 head; Tomorrow 1000
head: tcudr to 10c. higher. Mixed aud bntch.
rrs S5dt5.T5 good to choice heavy! soz2Ngt.oH, 100,
rough. heavy. S4sD@5.11t light s'.4pWo' DUE naa
OF sales $6.1515.85 sheep-I,Rece,pts. WV
head. sheep md lambs now STEADY. 'oou 10
cEGire Wcthtrs san 400; fall to choice mixed,
e2.o5c1a; native lambs, $3e5G5,eo.
NV YORK. Aug. 2i.-BEEYE Receipts,
4i7o head opened strong, closed fully 1oc
lower; bu,i- and cows steady. Steers SOLO nj
sIS15. 45; bulls, $276G3.7o; cows, $500 da.3h
l,eiters. s4.4o. Calves Receipts, Soi heud.
vcnis steady at S5Gns %: Eraisers almost nom
s5.1oAm5,sTi1. City dressed ven1s quiet at o1b
ioxc. Fer pcand. Sheep and Lambs-Rcceipis,
400 ilrtd sheep slow; heavy sheep s Weak'
lambs lodil 5c lower ten cars unse'a. sh seG
s25n6TSJn; choice. s3.76: few Wetnrrs, $ ag
%: lambs scs 50@ 6.65. Hogs-Receipts. i.lno
hcad: ctcds hogs nominal firm; ordinary nn3ed,
wrs terms. sold at $3.50.
EAST LIBERTY, PA. Aug. 2i.-CATTLE.a
steady. Prime steers. S5Gf0.n5; good s4:oOet
5lo. HcgH--rrime strong: hehvies S5.1ooao.n4;
mediums 50 2OM "a. %; heavy workers., S6.20I6.2o
light yorker. and pigs. 5000 $50: ronShs' sag
h 81 Shcep--Slow. Best wethcrs, S3H4; culls
and common, sl.5oao; veal calves. 81 q 90. ti5
c1Sc1NNAT1. o. Aug. 2l.--H oGs-Aetivee
and lower at s4.s@1oo. 4 Cattlc-.ouoted !, at
soonGi4s5. shrep--Stendy at $1251S.35.
Lnmbs-Stcndy at $B5oG0. @EB 5ai555i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
PEANUT MARKET,

Fnrn,nr,e m.rIot fancy, size; strictly lxlme
aNa,i prime. &c.; common, s'saaNe'; Spanish
00r. 10, % ~, $500,
sp !msEn nm a ooe; virsiSlas a7sc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. Aug. el-scaboard Ar,
Line common, not quoted do. preferred; 80
hid. scaboard As. 771aG7s Atlantic coast
| Line. common, 1ltGllo DO, preferred ho'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
cArr1. 10 alARKETS.

CHICAGO. iIIn. Aug, 2l---cArIl ,E--R eccipts.
5000 heuG; steady Good to prime s se y
$50 pealpfe asai nsor sa5oSass sso
.S Sossi leifers s2a 4o5; Gamers, sl.aoes sos
sSa4.so; western steers, sec 100 Logs l'e-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-22
TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Aug.

I N n RICHMOND, VA AuG.i Fl IVo'' p
mark Fired Tobacco (reordered). Market
continues INLET and steady, With fair receipts
Tohacco not in keeping order sells considerably
heiow prices quoted. Brights-Receipts mod.
erntc: market quiet. but firm. Sun Cured
Light receipts market active on tobacco in good
" Tie following are the quotations for the past