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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-08-13

.-It would be impossible to itemize
Ue our entire stock of ribbons. There
are nearly $500 yards, and every yard
will be marked at a discount during
few to show we mean business. Com
pare them with any you can find, and
quality considered, will not only meet,
but beat any prices quoted.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-08-13

4 Quick Sale. SPECIAL

1000 Yards Hamburgs. from two to inches wlde'
splendid values, worth from 10 to CSC cents
per yard You can buy them during this sale
for only ............. .......''' 1tlc pdIi
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-08-13

A Strictly Cash Sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
POLICE ON DUTY
EIGHTEEN HOURS
They Have Worked Harder
and More Faithfully Than
Ever Before.

In the face OF the severe criticism OF
the police, the men have been doing the
most strenuous duty of their connection
With tho force. For weeks they have put
in eighteen hours Of continuous work a
day. This is not an exaggeration, but
an actual record made by the men.
Last night Sergeant Talley was found
at the Second Station with reserve Of
ten men, held there ready to respond to
any call or emergency. Sergeant Talley
and most. II not all. of his men, had not
taken off their clothes since they came
on duty at o'clock Monday morning.
The Sergeant was able at IL o'clock last
night to go home and get little sleep
He will come back on duty early to-day
Sergeant IIoldcroft, OF the Third Dis
trict casually mentioned to friend Mon
day night that he had been on duty
eighteen hours. Sergeant Brooks was on
duty last night, and had come to the sta
ton at Z o'clock in tho morning, These
are not Isolated cases. but the rule. Cap
tains Hulce, Whitlock and Shinberger
have shared the long hours with their
men and are setting them an example.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
OUTLOOK FOR CROPS
Section Director Evans Pronounces
it Satisfactory.

Tho nast ,,nolr Iac hoept +bo tl,ira cue
~ p-o' 800 ..o W. nv ~ -.
Sesivs one ~ whG Ven ne preiyan n
crop GROWN ,t ana Il me second one IN which
oppodrtnLnitieis s iof iieid work were al thaf
could pc Wisneu. 80 Iar as the general
no q thne Stops now ons Is con
GeIhcu' tne outiooh ID very Satisiuctory.
BON tsotn IemPe re- tu ana raintal! nave
pGei, Su'taGae aor g!Eoious ana aaPid
and llaymaking has progressed under eX-
Gepliomaiy iavoItapie circumstances
rlously hampcred operations in this re-
spcct., Both yields apd quality Of hay
ay9 been good thus far except for Local
vision pastures ar are holding tl,, on well
ing, In the trucking districts tho seasons
work Is well along. and the close OF the
month will about complete. It. Cucum-
bcrs are now being shipped and melons
are coming and shipments OF them will
begin next week.
Wlnier Mlcai ~ HoW az stac.eu ~
stages of compilations being finished To-
cally In Tldewater and Southisde coun-
ties and well along IN other sections,
IN the SalleY DIVISION tnero arc soiie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 2i.-The cotton market
Immediately following the call displayed further u.
hrmpcss, advancing TO level net "mln po ,ass
CABLES than cxpecte1 and uncertainty over the
showing 10 be made By the weekly bureau. To >,
ward midday. however, the market eas.o OF,
slightly In the absence OF further demand ana
when The weekly crop report WAS READ. SHOWING
tho crop 10 have made reasonable favorahle. p pro
rress prices broke still further. Very shortly;
hnwercr the list was rallied By covering anu
some Southern buying orders
The upward tendency WINS led by New Orleans,
where prices showed Il sharp bulge. Inly here
was bid up TO 1870. closing at 1910 bid l3 ~
asked. August sold up to H. -. closing AT 10.
and September reached 1885. finally reactins
to 1851 The market WAS finally very steady
at q net advance OF Id30 points. Sales were cs-
tinatcd at 10000 bales. -
The advancing tendency was ENCOURAGED py
the appearance OF rather high temrera lures IN
sections OF Texas and by the continued heht fc re-
ccipts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
COMMITTEE GOING
TO DUTCH GAP

The Committee on James River Im-
provcment will go to Dutch Gap on the
city tug THOMAS Cunningham. ST., to-
morrow "a fternoon to view the work being
done along the river The, body Will also
the embankment which is to be sold to
the United States Government at Dutch
Gap Pass, with the view to strengthening
the channel there.
The Thomas Cunningham Will leave
Richmond about o'clock P. NJ, and Will
arrive on her return trip about 6:30 o clock
p. M. Z,
alarms Charming Ruskell, and will no
doubt enjoy the evening as we'll as acc om-
plisll much good in the line for which the
trim Is designed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
Weekly Crop Bulletin
t,.d ptnssl

WASHINGTON, July 2l,-The Wcath-
or Bureaus weekly summary o. crop
conditions affecting COTTON anu topacco
y E ,11 Improvement in the condition
of cotton ton is general throughout the cot
, 'a mart Of the eastern districts. Cool
mirIts We're somewhat detrimental IN the
carolnas and need of rain Is beginning to s,
- reported from nearly all districts, the
crop continues late: it is Well cultivated
in the central and western. districts. Boil
weevil are reported as doing very little
Tie tobacco crop Is IN need OF rain
in portions of Kentucky and Ohio and
has sustained some. damage frolr hlsit
winds and heavy rains In Wisconsin. but
elsewhere the outlook is promising,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY II, 1909.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 81, 1909.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Guy, Norfolk. merchR ndiss
and passengers Old Dominion line.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise aud passen'
GERS, Virginia Navigation Co.
SAILED.
I Steamer Berkeley. Guy. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers. Old Dominion line. b
Schooner j. B. Taylor, Morse, James River,
light.
PORT oF WEST POINT, JULY 81, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo. ~ !. ayst
Elm City, Haynes. Aiuttaponi River landings.
passengers aud general cargo.
SAILED.
Charlotte, Murphy. Baltimore, passengers and
Elm City Haynes. Mattaponi River landings.
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JULY q, 1908.
ARRIVED
Steamer Sylvnna, London.
Barge Gwennic, New Haven.
Schooner Thomas w. Lawson, Boston,
SAILED.
Schooner Jennie French Potter, Providence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
Get Cheerfu! kilograms.

Cheerful kilograms continue to come TO
the Office of tho Atlantic and Pacific Oil
Company, in this city, and these arc pc,
culiarly interesting to about ono hundred
persons of this city, who are stockholders,
and their friends.
The appended telegram came yesterday
morning to MI. c.. A. Richardson, gem
cral manager Of the Richmond Office Pic
Sour Lake. Texas, July 10, l0pa.
atlantic and Pacific OIL Company, llS'
wei No, a been flowing constantly
pure oil; no sand, Test run tnis morning
about 1000 barrels per hour; c,,r
sc. IL. LNVliRHAGT,
"Treasurcr"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, July 81, 1908.
QUOTATIONS,
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. July ..-CATTLE-Rc Receipts
$500 head Including 1000 Texans; market
steady. Good 10 prime steers, $5."OM SOB; poor
TO medium, $i.25M5l5 stockcrs and feeders
$4,000 $50: cows and hefers. sl.80@5.15; can.
ners. sl6o62.S0; bulls SIS "a: 35; calves. So 80
ccipts to-day. 14.oOo head; Tomorrow. $4,000
head: left over. 1900 head; market for choice
steady: others. 5GllOc. lower Mixed and butch
57,; rough heavy. S5.2om5.5o: light, $1,000
575: bulk OF sales, S5.45M5.6o Nref..N
ccIpts OOO head: market steady. Good 10
choice wcthcrs, $3.600Ia.O0; fair to choice mix
Cd S30Om3.05; native lambs, Si,006f6.35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
THE CASE OF BEAVERS
He viii Be Entitled to Copy Of Indict-
mentif He Surrenders.s
az Assoclaied Press.l

wASHlNtiTON. July 2l.-Assistant At
tornev- General Robb returned to-day
from Brooklyn where no CONSULTED witt
District Attorney Young. r'sarding the
ihat'.the Postonlce Department is in thor-
ourh accord with The district attorney s
sttudf IN The ga ;Ss Mv Besyers i from
,itlea to a copy of his indictment, Ii he
s sure d in The Brooklyn Jurisdiction
and lis right 10 a knowledge of the
charges against him: 1t is claimed would
thereby be protected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
A.C, L. Double Tracking.

Foreman II. S. Goodloe Of The AmeIss
lean Bridge Company. With q force OF
terlay began the work of double ira OK
ing til the Atlantic Coast Line bridge or or
rather that portion Of i cStendiIng rem fMe
BYRD Street station to the marsiil ~ tiu
river An iron structure VIII pc pullt' ~
nv constr,iction Of which five or SIX
weeks will be consumed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July ,al.--FLouR-M active city,
and stssde win Wheu yS wcser
" wI f Spot steady; No. 9 red, so,sc, I'm,
der liquidation wheat showed further declines
crop news and talk Of larger receipts ii fully
recovered on the bullish weekly burenu report.
Ma srSns cosrG
tenber, sisc,; December, sihe.
ket opened lower with wheat and on good
weather, but soon recovered on com a house
Ssptecmber, 5sc.; December, is ii,l6c. OATS
SPOT r"t dull No, 9, ao'sG4oac. Options quiet,
but fairly steady.
ss nSfg 4sssn steamed as July closed
$50 nomnsl refine. refined steady, P9rR, oi
AZ d4Me.; country. 4Ma4ac, Rosln- steady.
CoGee-The market for coffee futures -, "p san
neglected. siSsias on the opening basis Sales
w Voice 0n Nae o mia easy Easy N sasaruw nm
fair refining; aaise.; esntrifs!sa % a sc,,'
l,ios molassrs sugar nec rHhpea r
tied; extra creamery, l0c. creamery. common ln +,
choice, i5@alae cheese--.Irreguar; state ~
red fancy smI wS Gored iehi large ss Mhe
Ioc Eggs-lrrcGular; State and Pennsyvania,
arsts to extra, l7QlSiac.; western: eIlEes ls@
other domestic. aM4Nc (ahbsges-Qs%Iet:. Bal Bal
%Hs steam 10 In ic *. NV
CHICAGO ILL, July 2l,-Grains ruled firm
and higher to-day, September wheat closing Is g
y e n ran Of nSa Proyisous s remained Weak
and closed firm from 2lada7l4c lower.
The leading futures ranged MS follows;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
CLARENCE B. WOOD
TO BE TRIED TO-DAY

charged with eInbezzlemcnt. will come
IN in : the Hustings Court to-day, and, Will
often postponed, but It IS !, un fa tujo
Mr., II. NJ, Smith is, counsel for Wood.
wlhiie Judge D. G. Richardson VIII look
q fter tho proseGuttOn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22

Oct, ....., 1914 $40 7.o5 so7h
Steady and unchanged No wheat red, 75G
nc. no. corn. 4oEic. No. 9 yellon. Sohc.
30 rye SeS so Tes Good feeding barley 4$e
fair 70 choisce mailing. Da5oc. , No r l1fe,
1Ssd 9lc seed TO- Mss pork per
s14o5d14.lo lard. per 100 pound, s! So. x g
TO: short ribs sides uoosel s.2oa ~ or,
rSet grade, s1sooa125o. Bu,tsr-Marke,t easx
c Cbeefestesdr at 1Ssal1Hc. ErrsEasy at
mark, cases included, i1613c.
un chan d. Wheat.steady spot. 7eN a7e.ss.
h Month 5s ssss s sooths sna p e
yellow, 55m5sc Oats--Dull and easier; NO: .
yhc AlM4se 4, RTssteaesE No. and SIe
changed. Sugar-Strons and unchanged.
NEW YORK, July -BEEvEsz -Re sl IS
ce!pt S head The market rated steady Yea veas
Ia,n ni. Rceeipis; 1o;4eo head Sheer scarce
ported ds saies Of sheep I0 We're 100
pounds. with few head at s4.5o: lambs at $40
S Str pounds sa. dressed ht lambs ee sales
l1sc. Hogs Receipts, s35 head; deck OF
mixed western hogs sold at So.35.
East LIBERTY. PA. July oI.-cATTLE--
Steady Choice SO. 25d5.4o:s prime. Si.90m5.l0;
good. si,6014.S5, Hogs-strong. Prime heavy,
ST.. TOM5sD: mediums. S5.90M6O0: heavy york
crs. 5000: light yorkers. sG.c0d6.3o: pigs. Sc 40
a6.5o: ronghs. siooa5.o9( sheep-Act're, B Eost
225: yearlnss. s30oG5.oo; veal calves, SIG
$50.
CINCINNATI, o.. July ri. HoGs-Aetiyc and
higher at 81 Oo6l5 50. Cattle--Easy at 2.2JG
1S5. Sheep-Actiyc ard higher Mt s2.00I4.oO.
Lambs--Dul and lower Mt S3.2516.25.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
MUNICIPAL BONDS a SPECIALITY.
Correspondence invited.

Sales of tobacco on the Lynchhurg market for
the two weeks ending July 49,. 1903 reported by
John i. Oglesby, of Lynch's Warehouse:
Sold week ending July 18th. 5f,6OO pounds;
sold week ending July 18TH 900 pounds de-.
crease for week ending July 18th, u 600 pounds
Sold from October ]. 1902 TO July IL. 1908,
2I.775.soO pounds; sold from october /. 1901. to
July 49,. 1909. 2o.24o5oo pounds. Increase for
1908, 1884 900 pounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
First Bale af Cotton Sold.

(By Associated Press0
NEW YORK, July I.--rhe first, bale
of cotton of the crq2 OF 1903. arrived here
cotton exchange for 26ia cents pound,
The cotton MAS raised III Seapata county,
Texas, and was bought in GalVeston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
petnrahnrr. Va. July u. 1903.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT Am PEA MAnKpT.

PEANUT AND PEA MARKET
NORFOLK, VA, July 2i.--The peanut market
Is quiet to-day. The ony change In prices IL
Spanish nuts, which have dropped IN price to
77kc. n bnslel. The prices are "a follows;
Fancy. quiet at &C.; strictly PRIME 2Nc.:
prime. 2kc.: low grades. Pc. machine picked.
2G2hc.: Spanish. T7'sc per hushei Blncksyo
clay and red peas. soc. Peanut bags IN bales
6S In, 4-10c.
PETERSBURG, VA, July 2l.--PEANDTS--
Spanish, new, market very firm at 77hc.; seilero
askine more Virginia g. Quiet at &c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
npr cnnns .fAnKrr.

NEW YORK. July 2i.---Couditions In the dry
goods market show little change. but with adj
vices from the country. indicating slight I'm I'M
couracement over the future. High prices nre
being paid for spot goods. but purchases are
small In nearly every instance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
NAVAL STORES,

TtRPENTINE--f'irm at 4ssc.: receipts. %
casks. Rosin--Steady at $1.60M1.b5: receipts.
3.25 and 1915: receipts, lo4 barrels. Tnr-Firm
at s1.6o: receipts. % barrels ell MN ,rvrr.r
Firm at Acc; receipts, 026 casks; sales, 446
casks; exports 80 casks. Isosin.--Firm; receipts.
2.374 barrels; sales, 1900 barrels; exports, 1901
CHARLESTON, S. G.. July e1.--TURpEN-
TINE-Stcady at 474c. Rosin-Stcady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22

=, .o,rna,nr % REGISTERED .... Ios.s
=, g rs,nna,rr DC COUPON ........ 1osss
~ q a, r.c,,,ered .... 1oT&
r. o. %. De- ,o,r,n 49, :, 1881,
- 9 Sn,- 4. rnois,crcd lex int)... 1914
n q xnrr a. co,ron. ................... 1876 u
=. ga 49, rsg,stereo '................ iii
II. s. 5s registered lex. t.)........ ~ =
:; =; az . ,onpua, a. '.......... 9o1s
Atchisop. adjustment As ................. ,so,.
Baltimore and Ohio is................... us a.
Haltlncre snd Ohio 3iks .............. ~, ~
baltimore aud Ohio Cony. as........'.'. Ia
Canada Southern Ids .,.,..,... 49,
Central OF Georgia IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~, 2
Central Of Georgia LIST 1nc,t...,.....'.. 20, =
Chesapeake and Ohio NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ r
chisnEo M ,nh oui,,cv new 4s.. s9iI
nmehEo' - n," pa,;, con 4s... lo7
,,sa AID ~" Sor,hwasarn con. 7s.... 1907
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
Wall Street Gossip.

Special to The Times. DIspatch)
NEW YORK, July 21.--1hc opening on the
ing. and Notwithstanding. pressure At one or two
points the market looked rather better than on
There seemed to be continued liquidation In
uni,od Suites Steel. believed TO be for the &C.
count CT interest moro or loss conspicuous
In OF the subordinate companies previous 10
the merger.
COPPER SLIGHTLY LOWER:
Copper opened, slightly lower but the short
interest WAS believed to be considerable, and
some disposition to cover betrayed Itself
CONFIDENCE IN UNION Pacific:
The strength In Union Pacific rejected q, Conn,
OF general business on the roads.
FIRST HOURS TRADING:
In the 6rst hours trading the railroad stocks
showed tendency TO disregard tho industrials
81 u soo aii buying Which Indicated that the trouble
s.d es GszI ho IN ne tho pnn Of
already reached, was near at hand.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO:
The strength OF Baltimore and Ohio was re-
GHrded as rcfutaton OF unfavorablc rumors re-
Gently current To the effect that tho hltuminous
coal trade was not In satisfactory condition.
THE mock ISLAND LIoulDATIoS:
The resumption OF liquidation In Rock Island
be- that it did not come from the dominant inter.
ests in the property.
THE SECOND HOUR:
The market gathered strength In tho second
hour and while much of the rally WAS due to
phort covering there undoubtedly some buy.
Ing OF good character. II was thought that
Tor tho present liquidation had run Its course,
md should this view provo 10 he correct con.
siderable improvement in prices ought 10 be ID
order
IN THE LAST HOUR:
In the last hour there was resumption of
bear selling oil around. with particular pressure
pm United States Steel issues and Rock Island.
The weakness displayed Mt these points did NOT.
however, have any great effect on tho railroad
list. and tho comparative strength displayed
by number Of lending railroad stocks Is at.
attracting considerable attention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
TIL, SECOND unII
~ THE LAST NOUN:
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, July 81, 1908.

Virginia $500 at 50; 81 900 at soa.

Virginia a's--ssoo mt so; $1,000 at so%.
Virginia enturcs--S3o0 at 90as
Virginia. Carolina Chemical 20. preferred--7
yhares at lla: IN shares at III; 20 shares at ILL.,
Yirginia-carolipa Chemical Co. comnon--5l
phures at 40; 80 shares at S0is; 10 shares ut 40;
rs shares at 40; s shares at 40; 10 shares a
A0as: 10 shares at iOA; shares at 40
STATE SECURITIES: Bid. Asked.
g. u S:., Ss% 81 q al .sa R SEX SS.
RAILROAD BONDS:
Atlanta and Char. list rs, r., 1907 h, 100
Pct. Glass 4 b's, n. u, 1920, 1l2 80.
Pet. Glass 6's, n, c.. lD26..,. 100 -.
3 A. Il, Con. LIST As, 195O...,., 1873 N
Western n. G. LIST 6s. g.. IDA. -. ll6
RAILROAD STOCKS: rnr
chesapeake and Ohio ........,ilooo 70
r., r, aud +. Div. Oblig 100 200 -.
Geaboard AIR Line pfd....,...100 3ila -,
Eeahoard Air Line com ........l0O 1913 20H
Southern Railway pfd. .....,.l 100 81 ~.
gouthcrn Railway com. 100 20 -.
BANK AND TRUST CO, sToCIs
Broad.Strcct Bank .....,,.,,,,.s5 26ia -.
lily BANK '',.,',,' .'.','',.so ~
First Natlonal ,,..,,..,..,,...loo loi lo6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

f,hicaeo pocl island and pac. 4s,. 100
G.. G.. G. and st. Louis gcn. ds........... .s
Chicago Terminal is,.................. %
colorado and Southern as .......,........s o.
Denver and Rio GrAndc ~ ..,...,........ ~
Eriep ror lien ds observation-disclosures. ~
~, u,nrtl, and n.nycr CIV lists stO4
lincting Va,inv AIS .,..,.....r 1o4N
f.nnisviijc and Nash. Inided u.s. ........... osts
Manh,tt.n rnp coid ls'........... 100
WaHi"nn Central 4s .................... 72E
. Sinsioan T,o,,,r,i 4 ~ INC ........,,. 10
.iinp md 81, Louis Observation-Disclosures. p9a
Missn,,ri Kan and Texas 4s,........... p6a
Missouri Kan. and Texas 2ds............ -
New York Central gen. 3tss,............ ~
New Jersey Central gen. 5s.............. XIV
Northern Pacific as observation-disclosures. Juu1i
Northern Pacific IS neutrality-suspicious.. q
Rcadinr General Js .................. a4a,
e. r. and IRON Mountain CON Is ...... Ill
81 Louis and San Francisco 4's...... 9en
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
nA11,MonE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE, Md July 2l.-Seaboard Atr
Line common, 1ai. 6TI3ls do preferred; 3ils.
seaboard As, 7sa7Sh. Atlsnic Coast Line no
sales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
NEW ORLEANS. La. July Exception
Spot cotton Ouict, but Nrm sales, 20 bales de-
uYcrcd on contract 800 bales; prices adj

Futures steady. The weather map showed
clear and hot weather IN nearly all sections OF
The belt the weather that planters say Is ono
thing to make the crop grow. This buliiSh feat,
light port rcccipts One of the bull leaders bid
ID. 80 for 10000 bales September; he got but
few hundred bales. At the opening July was was
other positions being even to Q points hishcr;
Trading light At the close sam an Cmh snowsa
and the mother months S6i1O points.
Cotton futures steady: July la.sn bid; an AZ,
gust, 1905 hid: Sepemhcr loe3; Ocnncr' n'o VIZ
GAS; January, 0.d5Mo.4'.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
coTToNsEEp OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 2l.--Cottonsecd oil re-
maincd slow and about stendy. Prime crude. {.
O. b. mills 31c. now crop; prime summer yell
low, 42lGc.; OF summer yellow. 81 " GaSc. prime
white, A7M4sc.: prime winter yellow, dc;
prime meal, S27.Ood27.50 nominal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22

OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
SALES.

SALES.
500 American Can om...............
1000 American Can pfd
w Grass Twine ...,,................
5U American Cotton Oil com. ......
200 american Locomotive com.....
100 American Locomotive pfd......
$500 Anaconda neutrality-suspicious..
lgO american Car and Foundry....,
1870 American Sugar ..........,......
394o0 A., J.. and Santa 1'e coin........
2Sl5 a.. I. and Santa Re pfd........
$3.50 Amalgamated Copper ........,...
1880 Baltimore and Ohio.... .......,..
1855 Brooklyn Rapid Transit..........
$50 Canadian Pacific .................
2loO Chesapeake and Ohio......,......
100 Canada Southern ................
1870 Colorado Southern coin..........
30 Colorado Southern 1st pfd .t....
1900 Colorado Southern "a pfd. 80.
$3.50 CHICAGO, Mil. and st. panl......
1910 Chi. Rock Island and Pac.......
I32j Colorado Fuel and lroil..........
5000 Chicago Great Westeri..........
200 c., c.. e. and st. Louis.........
no Consolidated Gas ............,....
$40 Del. Lack. and Westcrn........
sgipO Erie com .............'......,..'
ESQ Erie list pfd Recommendations.
1910 Erie I'd pfd ......................,.
100 General Electric .................
1!ts5 Illinois Central ...................
co Leather 800.
se;O louisville and Nashville.......'
500 Manhattan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
400 Metropolitan ...................'...
sin0 Mexican Central .................
o312f; Missouri Pacific .......,..........
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
,lcsalo prices. Quotations corrected Tues

twholcsalc prices. Quotations corrected Tues
days and i'ridays.)
TOBAcCo-Dsrk Fired Tobaccof Hnnrder-
ed l.-Reccipis light. lnEs conti;hIc in good de-
munh and other grades quiet. Tomcco mot In
Keeping order sells considerably below pricss
quoted, Brichts--Market continues quiet with
moderate receipts. un-fureh--Mnrkct continues
nuirt hut steady; receipts decreasing,
FLOUR l!ectipts very light, hut the market
RYE-Sew in fair demand; receipts light. ).
WIIEAT--Markct continues active, receipts of
CORR very very dull, receipts heavy
HAY1-The Increase OF receipts are ample
for demand: the tendency is to lower values.
i,uycrs arc slow to take hold, cSccpt for actual
Ergs-,ln fair demand at pricse quoted.
BUTTER,- Demand continues good with mod
FI paoouI.Tl:Y--MsrRet in good condition Mt quo.
tatons
POTATOES Receipts light, market active Tor
No. stock
WOOL Receipts continue light and market
uuiEtEIPTs FOR THE WEEK--Wheat, 7a.b86
Bushels; corn 1888 4S0 bushels: oats. 20 IL bush.
cs; tour, l.134 barrels; hay, a7o tons; mill
''' srouK IN ELEVATOR Wheat. 7so bushels;
corn, ll3iS bushels; oats. 1906 7busheis; rye.
So bushels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22

Mrs. Fannie a, Durham and grandson.
Master George Durham. of 1eppahan-
neck, are visiting Mrs. w. a. Meenley,
No SCI North EiGhth Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
Earthquake Shock Felt,

tRy Associated Prcss) =
ST. THOMAS. ID. w. l.. July. IA Sc
yere earihollake shock was felt through
out tho island Of st. Vincent early this
morning