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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-06-12

Total premium income 80. $65, O49, ga "a
Interest received .. ). -. Ill, 1886, 881 81
Rents received ;. /. Il. $50. =. 1,O58, $50 65
Income from all other sources 1,113,OO4 %
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-06-12

GOTTA So
1s2,67S,ee4 90
~25,424,594 10
s4,5s1 IS
soo,7ss 90
26s,127 l6
5,477,630 81
-
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WILL CALL
new PASTOR R
congregational Meeting Al
Randolph Street To-Day.

A congregational meeting Of the Fulton
Baptist Church will DO held to-day after
tile morning service It Is possible that
steps will be taken at this meeting to-
ward securing q pastor for the church.
The name Of the Rev. jacob sallads. Of
Philadelphia, formerly OF this city, ID
prominently mentioned in connection with
the vacant pulpit, Mr.. Sallade will
preach at the church at the morning SER
vice.
A congregational meeting of the Ran
dolph. stroet Baptist Church will also he
held to-day after the morning service.
and matters In connection with the Sc
curing OF IL pastor to succeed the Rev.
], s, Boyles will be considered IT Is
generally believed that by unanimous
vote of tho church the pulpit VIII be
offered to tho Rev, r. NJ. Daniel, 9 for
mer pastor OF the church. Mr., Daniel, as
explained before. has very recently ac-
is believed that II the action Of the RAM
Eolph-Strce congregation Is unanimous.
and the church Is willing to walt a few
months. he Will consent to return to
Richmond.
Mr.. Louis Tucker, Of Washington, Is
In the city visiting relatives and friends.
Mr., tucker Will leave for New York In
a few days to study for the Episcopal
ministry at st. Stephens College. He
viii then complete his studies at the
Theological Seminary Of Virginia. In
Fairfax county, Mr.. Tucker has many
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-FLoUR-strons and
asS hgss! sross Wnss RI.
FLOUR Steady; fair to good s2.oo@s'so. Corn rn
si sl Rye-ouist; No. western, SOC. BARLEY
WI WtheatNspot arm No. 9 red s7Hc. Wheat
developed further sharp rss this xs morning rs.
s Closes s1tsesx the new ssa.as
and was dnay Sc net higher, My s sIosed
ssps%Ssr ,t ssSe No. oeGsnSss g.
ton on market, with the wheat advance. corn na
sold up slightly, but was too dull for much re-
Spouse, estbnsk near NE c' os, , %Mue Sem
tsmber closed at &c.; d. December '9Ac' oa's-
sesi ss ssnS Sc ess s sss
des, SCI picked hams lsh @1ss ba cd1 neHt
Ss ssts;' e ssses sEtGSis.
family. ti75o@ls; short clear sl69l7; mess
a, hgtts i4iTse ets
State, full cream. fancy, small, colored, 10
small, w,ni.s' ta apsSe i1sa 2ie
oeaay asssss.s !, Re ss5sgtpsN
e caiss at c sssse 2 .SSei wv.
ceree-Thc market Tor eottee future. opep9 e,
opened stsad but at eerm.n cables lair
however. It turned little ntme5, nuf towa eI.
the close was rendered weak ~ trees % nopts
lover. Sales, $500 bags. Spot Rio. quiet;
81 a!eies mild Gq!et i.s GS5sevi Sa 19
1lo % s s%e moi sas.r
feaned rm; ceafeetoners 1885, mold
1920; cut loaf and ern'heS $780, g !, p0wpaeirea
Firm; domestic, fair to extra, AZ @6he:;
japan, bXa8c, Aolasses-Flrmi New Orleans
open kettle, good to choice, MG42c. !, e7o,o.
jersey, si7sGis7; Southern, $1,000 rs; yir..
EnIs sweets sl15g&s%S 4,t Tsa1Hsa aPSe!
domsstic SQn4X 9. Cabbages-F!rm; Long
island. se@7. cotton-By steam TO LAYER
pool. 12c
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Aug. 16,.-The wheat mar:
kct wss again decidedly bullish to-day and
prices adyanced sharply early n the sess .nn
with september up h@Mc. ssptsm6ss so CORR
was upchanged; oats were down ~, Waile y Sep-
TENDER provisions closed from bea7h 70 a71sc'
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DANyILLE TOBACCO MARKET
A Dull Week and Light Substitutes
Are Of.
fsnAnial M Mia rimas-pIspatch.l

ftTC VII
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
DANY1LLE, VA, Aug. 1.-THE sales
have been light this week, averaging
about one hour each day. About one-fourth
OF the offerings have been Of new tobac-
CO. most Of this being primed tobacco
from the "old belt" Very little tobacco
has been coming in by rail OF late.
The market Is generally very dull.
There is a fairly good attendance Of
buyers on the breaks, but very. few of
them are doing anything. ORDERS are
tlmld There ia very little competition in
the bidding. and the sales drag in life
less kind Of way.
Prices on all grades are considerably
OF, except on wrappers. Very ten good
wrappers ever CONS to the auction sales.
They are bought up privately by the
trust, a4
The weather has been good on tho crop
on the hill the. last several weeks and the
condition continues to improve. In the
next ten days, cutting and curing will
commence.
There is some movement in old tobacco
in hogsheads and we hear OF some good
saes and more enquiries,
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

twholesale prices. Quotations corrected Tues
oA ffIou U Increasing and market quiet
and dull. ~, 80, "a !. 1irht
receipts.
CORN-In fair demand: light receipts.
OArS-Steady and quiet.
HAY-Wc continue our quotations Tor oid nay,
although very little Is arriving; new nay u
soGI3 lower as 10 conditions nearly all OF II
fhnt has been 30 far received has been more o!
less out OF condition; new hay should be presseo
light and loaded so as to give ventilation 10
EGGS-Receipts about equal to demand and
market active for nearby; other stock to bring
quotations must be strictly sound and IN sooo
condition.
INK grades quiet. ~ l.
poULTRY-Rcceipts for chickens equal to
demand: small and medium fairly active ana
large moving slowly; hens and large young
ducks continue active.
VIRGINIA. BACOS-Steady at quotations.
PoTAToE3-Rcceipts decreasing; market 10
good shape. 80
sheep dull.
b RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEk--Wheat. ~ oo
bushels: corn 20, Se6 bushels; osts. 36,s20 ousn,
els; nour, a,ol5 barrels; hay 90 tons' mlli
- STOCK IN EL.EvAToR-wheat. $50 bushels;
corn, ,1o5 bushels; oats. 1908 bushels.
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friends here, who wish him success

his course.
Dr.. w. w. Landru1n, Of Atlanta, will
breach at both services to-day at the
Second Baptist Church. In the morning
he Will deliver brief address to the
children OF the sunday-school. Mr. and
Mrs. q. H. Cloves will sdng at the morn
Ing service.
Dr. Carter Helm Jones, OF Louisville
viii preach at the First Baptist Church
this morning. At night he will preach
at Leigh street. The pulpit Of Leigh
Street will be filled In the morning by
Or. John William Jones.
At the Grace-Street Presbyterian
Church tonight a farewell service to tho
two Persian ministers, Rev, o. ID. YohaL-
nan and Rev. NJ, Y. soyad. will DO held:
Dr. James p. Smith will preside Brief
addresses will be delivered by DR.. c. C..
Ifersman Of Union Seminary. and Dr..
r. G, Reed, Of Columbia. S. G. Tho two
young ministers are about to return to
Persia for missionary work among their
countrymen.
The Rev. d. B, Pollard, OF Georgetown,
KY. will preach in the morning at II
O'clock at the Grace Street Baptist
Church. There will be no service at
night.
The Rev. g. P. Scott will preach in tho
morning at GrovevAvenue,
will preach in the morning at Calvary
At night the pulpit will be filed py the
Rsv. Mr.. Ball.
The Rev. w. B. Beauchamp will preach
at Broad-Street. His subject at night VIII
be CONDUCT the Flower OF Ideals"
The Rev. L. u, Betty will preach In the
morning at Clay-street on Christ and
the Young Ruler" At night his subject
will be- 1.-THE Healing Of Naaman. tho
Leper."
DR.. W. W. Lear will preach In the
morning at Centenary on Spiritual Hun
gor." His subject at night VIII be
The Rev, A. D, Mcclure, D, D., OF vii
mlngton. N. G., will preach In the morn
Ing at the Second Presbyterian Church.
There viii be no afternoon service
The Rev, B. u. I4pscomb, u, D., Will
preach In the morning at tho Church OF
the Covenant.
The Rev, H. g. Garrison. of Kentucky.
formerly Of Richmond. will preach morn
Ing and night at seyenth-street Christian
Church.
The Rev w, A. Cooper will preach IN
the morning at st, James on "Rseakleg
the Alabaster Box
DR.. I. M. Mercer has returned to the
city and will hll his pulpit at West View
at both services to-day,
Divorce Granted,
Tn the Law and Equity Court yesterday
evening William II. Day was granted. an
absolute divorce on statutarE eroHndS
from his wife, Mary J, pay. me la9neF,
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Wall Street Gossip.

Il. tspec!altn The Times. Dispa tch.)
NEW YORK, Aug. ls.-The effect OF The de.
cline H. London upon the opening prices was
Extremely small. The professionals did not
think tho buying power wac exhausted. and for
the most part were disposed TO trade for a
j further advance. The Waldorf crowd was par
&ticulArly ibuilish ana considered there wa still
q good lighting short interest.
SHOWED ONLY MODERATE REDUCTIONS:
4 - The market merely showed moderate re-.
sduction 10 pIuces In tie drst honr and the
strength, In spite of prohibiting, seemed 10
indicate that the buying power was not e1.
hnusted.
I IN THE LAST HOUR:
&, There Was evidently a heavy block dt stock
waiting 10 be realized on the publica ton Of the
bank statement md this checked tho market
In the last half hour. Proat-taking BY the
4 moor traders was fairly general but taken as q
whole the market stood the pressure we'll and
showed good deal OF natural strength. Sales
to noon, 900. 600 shares.
CHICAGO. ILL. Aug. l5.-An authority says
that the Can Trust dividend depends to large
extent on the tomato crop. which Is q month
Fl backward and In critical state. Frost By
september means a small crop. and only 5000:
900 boxes OF tin plate Is needed instead OF
Y 8, GOO, 900. 5
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. 15.-Actvity In the Job.
bling division Of the dry gdods market has con.
tinted up to the close OF the week, while with
the beginning Of tho new week It is believed
With nrst hands, however conditions show a
continued desire on the part Of buyers to await
developments. Prices remain firm and un.
changed. sfsasta.sA tFssl4 lsl5 gHH tsH
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

clear sides (boxed). &s.12A 9s.25. Whisky:
basis Of nigh wines. $1.20. Glover, contra ct
grade. $l2lj21O. Butter-.steady;. creameri ss
1i0iloc.; dairies, l9Q1Tc Eggb-THm at marx
cases included. 140l5hc. cheese-stteany AZ
1oG11hc.
unchanged - Whea Strong; spot. con tract
ssH GssMc.; No. 2 red, western. sth@s4Me.;
the month, esss asshc; southern %, ~ sanp ,hs
month 81 a5714c.: southern white corn. b69g5oc'
toats-Firm; Old. n % white 4oa4ohs; M re- =.
Frmer; No. q 5ec. Buttcr-Firm ana IN
c hI ana unchanged. susar-'stt1'ong
and unchanged.
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i polnt or two Of the opening figures. The ,.,, oe-
cline was under the lower cables ana reamnnSt
which was also ENCOURAGED by the "a sppafre sc.
for IND by tie favorable average Of crop weather
seemed little dspos4tss s e !G
~ ~ ths n,sytet Tor over Sunday. and after the
initial losses tho market showed little tendency
either way. ts,lt
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA, Aug. 15.-The. peanut
market has been very nctivo recently with
nuctiating prices. Spanish peanuts, ooc; VII.
2hc. There are only about 10000 bag. Of
Spanish peanuts in the hands Of merchants. md
this il the smallest stock for many years.
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SAVANNAH. GA, Aug; 15.-TURP1NT1HE-
Firm at 81 @5lhc.: receipts. 956 casks; sales.
504 casks: exports. 1.16O casks. Rosln-Ftrm;
receipts 1850 barrels; sales, a7b oafres ~ e1'
IT cHARI.EsToN, s.. o. Aug. 1b.---TURPER.
TINE-Nominal. Rosin--steady. l
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st. Louis Southwestern 1sts......"... % .
st. Louis Southwestern 2ds .'........... IOl5
San Antonia md Arkansas Pass 4s...... %
So,ithcrn Ratiwsy ia Observation-Disclosures. 1l2h
Texas and Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. HAN
Toledo ST land western 4s..y....... sly
Union pnelac Observation-Disclosures. a0N
Union pnn,ac cnnv IA .,,............ "a
Wabash liza ,,..................... 114k
Wnbont 2ds 10i i
yoiaeh J3ob ma 81
West Shore a. Observation-Disclosures. lb7A
wheeling and Lake Erie Is t............ s0S
Wisconsin Central Dis ........,.......... ssh
CongolIda ted Tobacco IS ......,....-..''. ol
Colorado Fuel 5s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
VI, ;. 1, Steel "a q os ........... "a
pennsriyanin con. 3hs................... D5%
NJ nnd n : coiinforal trust As .......... 9Oh
Central ~ t,eorrin cd Inc. ............... 2s5
Vironio fIerolins Chemical Co. com...... 2l15
virginia Carolina Chemical Co. pfd,..... ooA
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NAVAL STORES.

IS WILMINGTON. N. C..J5Aug. 1b-sp1R1Ts
TGRPENTINE-Firm at BIC. bid; receipts, l0t
casks. Rosin---Nothing doing; receipts, 10s
barrels. Crude pentins--Flrm at Sl.o7 18 Is
90 barrels. Tar--Firm ut SLIGO; receipts, %
barres 5s3 5sts, t5
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Bank Statement Was, NOtSaS
Favorable as Expected.
SLUMP 81. ' AFTER Al, | Err OPENING f 4. Nc
There Was Free Selling for Profits. but
/. Then Game a Recovery II Which
Losses Were Largely Retrieved [
Il. Tho Market Sold or. ,,sy,t
(By Associated Prcss.)

NEW YORK. August i5.-Opcratlons N
lo.day's stock market were made up
largely. Of profossional trading. an i, i'm
eSanse m ns1RBrSRR R I'd ~ the sty
for AN end Of the week holiday. The
: profess lonals were inclined to work for
peso Syys o e s T mars q Whe
might BIG assumed to have. built Up q
Vulnerable account on tho l9}ng SIDE OF
tss ve Il Lon II. yasny OGk ha
before our opening. The selling by tho
quickly carried prass
alse free profit taking In Amalgamated
spirit; After the london selling vas
sys yas Wick @
tica1ly all the losses. This was apparent.
y Fl anticipation Of q very iayorable,
m naaf s shs especta hs The loan con:
traction, In view OF the weeks augmented
buying Of securities. might have been re.
Sa1taaa IS e saess no n
fluenced by the loss OF cash. where q
considerable gain had been hoped for
The market sold of again to about tne
Of q point or more for some OF the prin-
cpal active stocks.
Bonds have recovered in sympathy With
tered, and IS II have We declined ii and tho
new As. coupon, 1.2 per cent. on call.
Total sales OF stocks to-day were 1884,
+ 200 shares ~
MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cLosE:
Money on call, nominal: time money.
firmer: sixty days, IL per cent. to 5
per cent; ninety days, s per cent; six
months. 5 1-2H6 per cent: prime mercan-
tile paper, Ga6 1-2 per cent: sterling ex.
4 change. firm with actual business In
bankers bills. at 34s5.4f614 $3.50 for de-
day bills: posted rates. 24.83 1-2G4.A and
34:sGGD4.SG IL; commercial bills. $iS2 l:SD
4.s3 1-s: bar silver. Is Is; Mexican dol
lars. 10 IL.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
4 NEW YORK, August 15.-The statement
of averages of tho clearing house banks
CT this city for the week shows:
< Loans SeoS, Ola. Co., decrease 1881 800.
" Deposits 5000. 1885. 800, decrease IS. .200.
Circulation 81, 93O. 800. increase $l3,4O0
Legal tenders s7G.7es,50H decrease Sl,o46-
Specie sl7oc:o,s 300. decrease s1.2li,ooo.
SRI Reserve s247, 1887 400, decrease S2,257,810
Reserve required s2a5sa3.S2o decrease
Surplus s2l.5sa,575, decrease 1880.
United States deposits go. 400, de-
crease s3S, $50.
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS, AUG. is, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Schooner F. and +. Lupton, New York.
Schooner Adde NJ Lawrence, Boston.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Aug. 10. 1908
QUOTATIONS.,
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. I'LL. Aug. 16-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 200 head, nominal: Good to prime steers.
and feeders. s2.5od42o; cows. s1.5o@+5o;
helfers. s2l475; Gamers. s1,6o@ $50; bulls,
s2l4.25; calves, s3G675; Texas:fed steers,
s3647b; western steers. $3,c5G94.65. Hogs
RcceIpts to-day, 5000 head; Monday, 10000
head market steady to Sc. higher. Mixed and
butchers, 81 5OI5.70; rough, heavy. S5@5.40;
light s5.4Ol5S5; bulk Of sales. $4,000. %.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 head; steady; lambs
steady. Good to choice wethers $32593,75
fair to choice mixed s25oQ3.25; tive lambs.
S3.25G6.
Il NEW YORK, Aug, 15.-BEEyEs-No fresh
receipts and no trading In live cattle. Calves.
Receipts. 4 head. One car western calves held
over yesterday sold at $40; no ether trade
il hc. Sheep and Ialnbs-.Receipts. $3.50 head
sheen stendy; lambs, 10c. lower. Sheep. Sc. 500
2.s5; few wethers, $A@4. lambs. IS. @o,so;
culis, 81 Hogs-Rccepts. 1,84O head;r no trade
hatever; feeling steady.
EAST LIBERTY, "a, Aug, 1b-erTLg.
good, s4.ooG6.1o. noss-Ii!gher. Prime heay.
les, $57O65. so; mediums, S0@8.10; heavy york.
ers, S8l0G0O.1b; light workers. and pigs. ga. go
rouehs S1GI5, 25, Sheep-Steady Best weth.
ers. 81. o0RI 40; cus aud ccflmon. $1.50@2;
yeaslirxs, $8@A.75; veal calyes, $7@7.bo.
. CINCINNATI, o., Aug: ls.-Hoss.A y at
sheep.-Easy at sl.25aa's5 Lambs-Easy at
$500, 1aE
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cf,orvrToNsEE 4 + ON Il, MiXRKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. 10 The eototnseed oil
er,dc' I O. b. mills, % al oc., new crop prime
summer yellow, ii q dl42c.; OF summer yellow
ssc.; prime white, 46c.; prime winter yellow,
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Labor Day Committee,
Tho Labor-Day Committee NIL meet
Tuesday night, August 18th. at GEOLOGY,
at No. 2lO East Broad Street, The cem-
nllttee wants delegate, from every LABOR
Organization present on that oecasloa, 1ms
portant bus mess viii pc transacted
The Poor Not Forgotten,
Editor OF The Times Dispatch,
tha lea MIS- sion, from the 'IIelping CIR,
cIe' OF the Kings Daughters, and Sons,
Very sincerely.
(Mrs) LULA'C. MaefI1A az.
August 18th @4sa0ss
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TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Aug.

FL Rlchmond Va, Aug, Is, 1908
Dark Fired Tobacco,-(reordered).- -Markat
continues ouiet and steady, With fair receipts.
Tobacco tespns rdsr SELL csns!deraDly
s srtm p mnrket nuie but lrm Sun Cured
Light receipts; market active on tobacco in good
order.
Tho follo,yinc are the quotations for the nast
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, ND, Aug, 1o.-seabcard Az
81 81 e seaboasd r. ISL @7sx Atlanlc oaast
Lane common and preferred, no sales,
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{
Der, ORG; March, 0.76.
Cotton, dull; middling. 1915 bales; sales 81
bales; stock. nc, 457 bales.
Total to-day at all scaports-Het receipts.
14s bales; export to Great Britain. 90 bales !;
to the Continent. 1926 bales stock, ~ 800
consollda ted at all searorts-Sst receipts, l4a
bales; export to Great Britain. 90 bales; 70 Inc
Continent, 128 bales. ~
Total since September list at all seaportsH,N,e ct
receipts 4 7o2 e5l bales; export to Great Britain,
p 7S4.e32 bales; to France. 10000 baies: 10 10
the Continent, 2s2o,7o1 bales; to Japan, 1so, 50
bules.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. l5.-COTT0S---
The SPOT cotton market was very quiet. SAFES
to-day, rs balcs; delivered on contract 4Vo
bales; quotations unchanged.
Futures opened quiet and from 800 po,ntss
below yesterdays closing. Later prices reccdeo
still further on more favorable crop reports ana
a somewhat easier tendency in the Liverpool
market, onsettug the bearish features to some
extent, were the instgnihcantly small receipts
and an uneasy feeling about the trlpical stof u
now said TO he central in the Gulf OF Mexico
The market closed steady with a portion OF the
early decline recovered. the list at the close
showing net losses Of s04 points in tho new
crop positions.
ber 1904 a 1925: October, O.slMDs2; Nosem-
ber 96lIO.63: December. 0.eo90.61; Jannar =
oeld0.0a; Febrnary, o.s24e.e3; March, e.oo
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.,.,,. .. r.1,stcred /. ....... 1864
y, . - .a,ann,na >. co,nou .......... ioeN
=. ~ =. -" ....,.i...d K. !. 1861
~ .. o. ,,.n, '. 1oCh
q. s. New 4s, registered. i i3
r. s. New Is, coupon ...............','' 1"o
r.. S. old As, registered. .............'.' ~ ~
y, .; OK -. .,t1rs1 Decentralization. 1911
~. DE- I.kIs'ete'' '.'''5s' -, lO1 u
Y ;. ns, COUPON d.'.............. DoM
Atshson nd,astnnnee a u ~ 1o0
baltimore ana Ohio 3tas ......,....'.....nn55
baltimore mud Ohio conr. 4A.........''. ~, "a
c e;ar,r., s 80 eore ias (, 1917
Central OF GeoTs' n,ia III. ..,..,,.,.,,. 1924
CHESAPEAKE ana wv 'T5' .....,.., 73A
Chicago nnd Alson n IT, nsn a. ,,,,,... 50H
chicago. - sna G" p:uI ern. 4s.,...... 1864
Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s...'.'.. ~
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Dopr or n1cHNoND AUG. 1b, 1903.

0 PORT OF RICHMOND, AUG. Is. 1908.
@ ARRIVED.
l% steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk. merchhn.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line
steamer Pocahontas, Graves. James River land
.ings and Norfolk, merchandise and passengers,
Virginia Edvigu Hon COMPANY
III 8fsl7 SAILED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes, Norfolk; merchan'
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COTTON. MARKETS,

NEW YORK, Aug 1b.-The cotton market
opened easy at decllpe OF 2@6 points, and
following the call ruled very quiet and practt-
eally feature|sss, withrpriaes calculating within
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York.

SALES:
300 American Cotton Oh con,!......
700 American Locomotive com .,....
, M American Locomotive pfd..s..t
uU ANACONDA ...........,..,......, ,...
go American Car and 1ronndry..t
1900 American Sugar ...,...u...,...ia
1890 A., !. and Santa ia. com ..u...
7So ~ I. and So nta IN. pfd ..t,."i
l584o Amalgafnhted Copper ...,........
$40 Baltimore and Ohlou...t,.,...t'
e3S grook.lIyn RAPID 'rrat'sit.........
HO Canadian. Pacific .......,..n..r
245Q chesapeake and Ohlo...,...u...
800 Canada Southertl .......,...,....
lips Colorado Southern com ..,....g
400 Colorado Southern lot pfdn....,
4 200 Colorado Southern I'd pfd.n...
t31OO Chicago Mil. and st.. Paul......
4O63O Chi. Rock Island and PAcn....t
GOO Colorado Fuel and tron........l
200 Chicago Great Western ...,.....
1910 q, &C, and st. Irouis........,.
14OO Consolidated CHS B..I..4........ts
4 M0 DniaWArc and Hudson ...........
Dell, Lack. and Western .. !. 4
s7]s5 Erie com -. .'.. !. q.
542O Erie 1st pfd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1000 Erie I'd nld = > -
1900 General Electrlo
i12O illinois Central . t..'....'
~ ~ j Leca,jsvillc and Nashvllle........
GEO Manhattan .........'''''' ''' :.
7G0 Metropolitan
$500 Mexican Central .....' s.''.s''''"
1870 Missouri Pacific ...'' ..''.'''.'.''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARIaET.
Petersburg. Va. Aug. 10 1908.
he quotation for this market are as fol.

cnntnon 70 medIur, lurs...,. s 8.ooaS 400
Good Tags Observation-Disclosures. 4.0o0 zoe
poor abort leaf ,,,.,,...,,..... b,0O0 O.60
tifriiurn short leaf ............. 7.0OM 7boL
Ifcdinu TO GOOD wrappers ,,.... 10000 1870
f;ooi 20 dne wrappers. .......... 49, O0 25.0V
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
Divorce Granted,

Tn the Law and Equity Court yesterday
evening William ~. Day was granted. an
absolute divorce on statutarE GROUNDS
from his wife, Mary j, Day. The father,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
e.y.x RlHR0ADS JOBBMG AND MANUFACTURING INTERESTS
Virginia. Carolina
Chemical Company,

Manufacturers OF Fsrtilizars, Ter%iila.
one thousand carloads Of Manufactured
Fertilizers per day. Richmond. W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16

Spot cotton opened EASY: Ang"st, 7s.sU@
~. sol September, 1880; October. $50; Decein'
Der O.76; March, 0.76.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16

who is a locomotive engineer, WAS AYard.
ed the custody OF Cortne Day and~trene
Day, the, two Infant children Of tnelr mar h,,
rtage. The plaintiff was represented w
Mr., Alfred u, Cohen.