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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-11

at auction yesterday for $500.
A concert will be given by the
band at the fshmarket this after
noon, beginning at $3.50 o'clock.
The Loo Joe and A w Nicely
extortion cases in police court went
over again today to Monday morn
ing.
DR. M G Harris and DR. Daniels
will conduct union services at the
Lyceum on Nuusnu street tomorrow
evening for the Japanese.
DR. Hardin, who will occupy the
pulpit OF Central Union church in
the absence of Mr. Kincaid, arrived
by the Korea yesterday.
Iwakashi. a Japanese, was arrest
ed by George Sea in his (Sea's)
house on Piikoi street. and charged
with attempted burglary.
Beauty of Thought" will be the
subject Of Attorney Henry Hogan's
lecture before the Catholic Bsnevo.
lent Union tomorrow evsing.
Ernest Renkin was in town last
night from Kahnna ranch, returning
this morning. II was his first visit
Vice Governor Luke E Wright,
who is passenger by the Korea for
his post in Mauila, spent yesterday
seeing the sights Of Honolulu.
The British torpedo boat destroy.
ers Virago and Sparrowhawk and
the cruiser Amphion are scheduled
to leave Victoria next Tuesday for
Honolulu. =
A memorial service for the late
j B Anterior will be held in the
YIN G A hall at o'clock to morrow
afternoon. PC Jones will be the
leader.
Mr. Davi', recently from Australia
and EnglaId, has been engaged as
organist dIhe Methodist church
He will assn me charge week from
tomorrow.
Representative M X Ksalawa-, of
Hilo, has been admitted to practice
law in tie districts courts OF the
Territory and in the Circuit courts
at Chambes.
Sir J S'mers Vine is a Honolulu
visitor. lie is being entertained by
Prince Krhio by whom he was met
in South africa during the latter's
tour OF thu world.
The biglot back Of Em meluth &
Co.'S store for many years the lum-
Der yard Q Levers & Cooke, will be
,-|apcea aid converted into a kiawe
EancR rsNr, time.
The ste,mer Kinau, from Hawaii
and Maui yss sighted twenty mies
off at lO45 aud arrived in port
shortly after noon, with a full cargo
and list s passengers.
Mr. Donne, for more than iou
wears night watohman at Gator
Neill g. do's iron works, has Fesign
cd, on account OF age aud i'm pairsc
health, tt taks effect tonight,
Owing 10 court summons .
the last moment to appear in tn
Fowler Cation Case, Col George v
MacfarlsUe could not leave in tn
Korea !or Japan, He and MI
Aaefarhne yill probably get avs
on The China early ne4t mo Tn.
Edwia Smith, of the Coast su'
oe0aesc Survey, is having erecte
oil the naval station premises
small observatory for determiningth
exact location OF Honolulu and tn
Interchange of time with San Brat
CISCO. Time will be compared at
given minute, by cable, every night
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-11

TIE INDEPENDENT DO cents per
month,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-11

The biglot back Of Emmeluth a.
Co.'S store for many years the lum-
Der yard Q Levers & Cooke, will be
danced aid converted into kiawe
Eanc6 &r' timel
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-11

The stesmer Kinau, from Hawaii
and Maui wos sighted twenty miles
off at lO.45 aud arrived in port
shortly after noon, with full cargo
and list a passengers.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-11

Mr. Donne, for more than four
wears night watchman at Cation,
Neill g. co.'s iron works, has resign
cd, on account OF age aud i'm paired
health. IL taks effect tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22-FLoUR--Firmly held
hot quiet. Winter patents ssoe s@1oI:n Mt:
s 9s's Z Rss s,s't "a
t feeding e. so ss!s. option,
vere ruil al day The close was dull and easy
nt .,srtiai Hc. net decline. No 2 red; Nay
s SsgtsSse em ss4s eSssns opes
onened easy but rallied covering the TIES eIo sa
was easy Nc net loss septemssno c's steadS
e se%s; 49, Dee opslen. u Ssafs
fsS ES.s a'G gu ns.s is
e estls .eanea fss closed 4
ronirai reared a aTR ePpornsteady family
iT1 sai7s .ssrs Clear n 9Ss
ilhGl5bo Talow.ouist; .t G,tS, Common to
s ga Az xo.a Es''nstsaa9ke
extra e1sttmesIy STATE si 9 ia
dairy, ' tsank sms1l solored small
SIsun 1910: Eggs-Tirm; State and Fehns'''
voris. fancy mixed. &c: .,.a ,ntpres opeued
o,at IT. unchanged prices and ruled quiet Win
Tittie evening UP bushes transacted Wn' e.
swe!er worEed 10 prices ans
askst Is closed s pot ho net que invoices
sic. mild aulet cord0ya g: rs sent snSar
sued srn $751; mSps g.
s2 S1SS: Srsnduls ted IS; cuhes, 5,2s Rice e.
SIu dou!sstic, fair to extra, ats@ohe. MO- o.
iasses-Tirm; New Orleans. open Kettle sooa 20 %
cs9 pet, toesessteady Long island. s1.s79So
er.ey a5 y!rs In nan sIssn
eth.r domestic, SGlEc. Cabbsges.steAdy;
f fnnH Island per 100. |5alo. cottoa-Dy steam
to liverpool, &c. Il
CHICAGO, I'LL, Aug. 22,-Dullness pesvaded
tho san to-day and on coSaasdh ogosse
Weather wheat ruled weak, septeImgHet close ~
4 w va Mc,, but provisions UNCHANGED to 6c'
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a BIG DAMAGE SUIT
AGAINST WESTERN UNION
fsnecial to The Times-Dispatch.)

p '.
NryypoRr NEWS, VA, Aug. 22.-Cap,
- y = = = Thornton Marye to-day entered
FIT ne s sEsast os s q tas e0tpeta
ny NJ. 80 nh Cnmpany for IS 100 damages.
I BiaSffopd & Stuart have been retained t.
prosecute the case. I, !. !, -, \ a.
b hsr lis meps in washington eaus-
Ing him lose time and mo ts1srra Aec9 Was
ing " ~, T,esday, October 90 1908, 'tnstruct-
S Ine Captain G.. Marye's washington repre-
SEND ths Plans fo = Atla n1H
p '' ;H,, u,s The message as received
i on washington read send plans tonight"
It is claIdl that in order s, to r gas Tf TO
GoInPieJ pians We're naly accented for
depot l Is {Toba e en as ppoba
o o1Ii,s nreventod the architect from having
hisy original plans accepted. 4
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DR. Rankin Elected.

Especial to The Timea-Dispatch:?
RALEIGH, N, c., Aug. 2.-The EXecu-
tive Committee Of Wake Forest College,
IN session here to-day elected tbd Pr y; ana
Ia Ra nisrnoogy -. in tie Medical Department.
1ie vas educated at Davidson College:
Johns tI Hopkins and the University OF
MARYLAND.
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Lutheran Synod.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispateh.)
WO0DSTOCK, VA. Aug, 22.-The last
lutheran Church at Mt Jackson was
devoted to the discussion OF the report
OF the Executive Committee. which was
The report of appropriations and APP
portionment WAS also adopted,
Ihe session adjourned at ~ o clock,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
4wEEE,I,y RANE sTArENfENr

WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. August 22.-The state
nlent OF averages OF the clear ny house
Loans, s9l79H 900; increase. 50, 500 800.
deposits. 1913, 49, 900; increase, $40 4i6. 100.
Circulation. s43.9s30 90: Increase, $37, 100.
Legal tenders. 375.soi.60o: increase, ST.
1880. $3.50 58l
Specie, $ll17s.20 increase, s3,54s,s0o
Reserve. i24s5p 800: increase. $3,648,3oo.8
Reserve required, S22s,446,5o0: increase.
$2.611 .675. 3, a .S5sse7s II
& Ex-united States deposits, sso.as7 $50;
decrease, 1896, 400.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

IIlIH7HIl FetcrsturE, VA AuB. ZZ, IVU3.
There nre no sales OF Sbndco being made IN
Petersburg at this time. The old crop has been
about exhausted and the new crop viii, -eot b
ready for market for several weeks. Some
primlngs are expected to come to the ware
houses in this city the litter part Of septeu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

Pleasant Johnson, charged with as
saulttug, striking and woundlng HIS wife.
Polly Ann Johnson, was fined $40 and
costs yesterday by Squire Lewis,
william Dabney, charged with as
saultlng Marie Quarles, was fined $40,
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MONEY TO LOAN
IN ALL AMOUNTS. CHARGES LOW.
POLLARD s. gBAGBY.
A HOTEL BARGAIN,

A nosltlye bargain. A hlgh-class and success
fui Ocean Hotel having large frontage on tho
ocean aud rear on Barnegat Bay. oWnar y no s
exchange, is In u position to Offer to hotel mss
II positive bargain a
Price $4,000; make offer liberal terms.
This hotel is now in ful! blast. every room be-
ber Of guests beipg turned away. An additional
ono hundred guest room could b hllsd imas'
dirtely.
pnl Is fully equipped In all respects. There y
Casino on the property. with barroom. billiard
and pool tables and bowling alley, Is
Nealthful and delightful lncatton, with 6s
finest ashlpg, cunning and sailing In the East
o naslts HOTEL. p o. Box 1889. New York ott..
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond va. Aug, %. 1908

SALES,
virginia $1,000 at se1i.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. preferred-2
Virginia Carolina Chemical CO. common-2
shares at 2i'i.
STATE SECURITIES: Bid- Asked.
IA. As, New, c. and r., los2.... 50 90
va. csriurles, 2.a, G. and Re-. sos 90
RAlL,nAD BONDS: /.
G. Georgia r: L. Southern s Sv and fla ioi5. 1lo
Geergin and Ala, con. 6's l045 ~. 1os =.
pet Class a IS, r. c.. 1926. -. 1l2 -.
Pet. Class o 6's. r. c., 1926. 50. 100 -.
s. AL Con. LIST As, 1850. ....... IT'S s7SH
western \. c. list 0's, c., lal4....... IL
RAILROAD STOCKS; Par.
Atlsntic Coast Line com .,...100 ] 70 y.
Ches kleaIe and Ohio ....,.,..,100 81 -.
Norfolk and Western com. 100 90
Seaboard Air Line pfd........1o0 35h 86
gerbcrrd Air Zine com ......,.l0o =" Is
nASK ANTITRUST co. STOCKS:
First National ...........,...l0o 10o ~.
r., T. and s. Den. Co.........!oo 40 !S!h
Virginia Trust Compsny....',l0O -. 1oo
INSURANCE COMPANIES:
virginia Fro and Marins.,.,...2o ~
MISCELLANEOUS:
American Locomotive pfd 100 81 -.
Consolidated Tob. is bonds 100 % y:
Va,Car. Chem. pfd., S II c.,,.,l00 05A 0!,
va .CLrolira Chemical com. 100 2SN 24h
CA..Car. Chem. Co. TT, b's,.',.. ~
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EAST LIBERTY, PA. Aug. CATTLE
Market steady Choice s5.2oGl5.50; prime, So %
6ao good Slooa5o common to fresh soy sows
60 shecp-SIow Best wethers. IS. S0G4; good,
mixed, s35OGs.75; fair. $4,000; culls and
common slIe veal ealy s s5 $a5 g.
"a. oGG7 q. so; heavy yorkcSs. $825GS.30; light
workers. and pigs, seaoG6.4o; roughs, $lG525.
81 Knox TX. n Cattle-Steady at $225@465.
sheep@steady at sl.e5Gsa5. Lamhs-steady at
ST., 6OR 100,
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. Rock Island and rae. 49,. &c.,. % SS"'
G., q, G. and st. Louis gen. 4s...'.''. "a "a
Chicnso IeIm \, t, 80 i: ''.......... sax
Denver ana kio Urahoe - '............. 0oN
Erie prior llen - 50 Y2h
Erie General IS ''citv 1sts 1903 7
Fort Worm ana De Ir o'.' IO4
Hooking Nnliey hnxiIia 1in;acd is..,..... osH
!cussille ana Na ASH az n.....,,....... 1n1N
Manhattan con. sola 10 s''}'''...,... 70
Mexican Csntsai - ,...1i.n.''' .:...,,.... 1914
Me1lsan Centra. III, ~ 40 =. ......,..... o7E
hiinn. ana ~. Ao .n t'o,.s 4. ...,..... eGh
missouri I nan a nd ire.ns ads.,.......... 1914
New York Central gen. ahs:..'.......'''. W W .
New Jersey Central gen, 0s.....'......s. 1 1T
S.r,Isrn r r.sIas Is .......:.... SSI
Nor!nrrn W.. orn ron la......... 81 z
Norfolk ana n me1ee ~ wv. ,............ o5
a. r, and Iron Mountain con- os........ ~
st. Louis and San Francisco As...'''.'.s.' "
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THE CLOSING,

THE CLOSING: III !.
Traders sold the market as far as they could
on the publicat ton Of the bank statement, but
It was obvious that there was harry anybody TO
sell stock. The market was quiet. but weak at
the close. and the movement was simply In the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

81. Louis Southwestern tsts.............. "a
st. Louis southwes tern Dds. ;........'. :. o.
Dhn A..on ~ nnu a. ''1'.,.,,...,... Sc
S S InI i1s, 10 X observation-disclosures 13
Ton,,e'n 80 HI pnmiGc sts ........... IAN
, eHns n g. ,rd Western 4s.......... 71A
i,ntnr ,, a. ~ ..................... 0oH
f;nio, paotHe nnn, a. 0I1s
Un.o =, aG Ga. s oA - Id
r, apasn o a." 10i II
vabnsh III, M hsM
West Shoro a. :, ....,...,................ t0sh
wheeling and Lake Erie IS .............' o oo
,sG a,1Sa toJ ATahaceo 4, ........... 57h
uoisol!ua ~, rsu trooA>'T' - ......,.,,,, 81
T y stee Iet 81 o. hs 7sM
Rock Island a .: ~. : o5
~ md O.. collateral trust 4s. ............ .!
Central e George 20, I'd IN O. COM q
1,ra;nia Ca rolina Chemical Co. pfd....... % i
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

twholesalo prices. Quotations corrected Tues e1
days and Fridays. r,a. ,r,at
-" RY Hs continues in fair demand light
receipts. 5l5ll
II CORN-In5 fair demand; light rece1pu'
OATS-Steady and quiet. .l
HAY-We continue our quota lions for oio nay,
although very little Is arriving; new nay - ~
soT3 lover as to conditions, nearly all OF It
thai has been 80 far received has been more OF
iess oit- Of condition; new hay should be pressed
light and loaded so as to give Ventilation IN
EGGs-pece,pts about equal to demand, and
market aSeiyc for nearby; other stock to bring
quota ions must he strictly sound and IN good
'0i BuTTEn-Good fresh stock IN demand pack
poIyITnYEReccipts for chickens equal to
de ma nd; small and medium fairly active ana
large moving slowly; hens and large 5ounE
ducks continue active gf
TVIRGISIA BACOS-Steady at quotations.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS decrcasing; market IN
so CAT FIFE MARKEr-Ycals active; lambs and
~ WooI-Actire; light receipts. s.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK-~|heat. y, $50
bushels: corn 26 500 bushels; oats, $50 bush.
els aour, 3ol5 barrels, hay, 575 tons; MIL
DIAL. o3 tons. go
corn. q, los bushels; oats 1858 bushels.
-1 ~ ~ 80 VI Il a
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COTTON MARKETS,

NEW YORK, Aug. oo.-Tho cotton market
,rened steady at unchanged prices to a decline
& points. and ruled very anet with October
Mnw!rg relative steadIness under covering, The
encouraged BY the excellent crop weather and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

Ed, Carter CwhIte) and Ed Banks
(colored), charged with engaging In n
pistol duel, were tried day or two ago
before Squire Thomas Banks was sent
to the Roformatory for twelve months
and Carter was fined $40 for carrying
concealed weapons,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

NORFOLK, VA. Aug. 22.-PEANUTs-
sAc.i prime, &c.; common, 2,td<Hc.; Spanish
PETERSBURG, Aug. 22.-PEANUTs-
Spanish firm at .0oc.; Yirginla's, 39ac.
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Most Of Members at Yacht
Race or out Of Town.
rHREADNEEDLE ST. SHUT
Sluggish Movements Of Prices Under
These Circumstances We're Of Lit
tle signifcance-spil'ng Out
Followed Eank Statement.
fnv 4 ssocinted PrcssD

NEW YORK, August 22.-Thc stock
market was practically ilde to-day: z
large portion OF the membership being
aDsst ea * h nH yaaht out e 81 nor o
treeted also from normal business. me ne
sluggish movements Of prices unaerr tne csc
United States Realty, preferred, suffered
fromfth rumors. prevalent that the next
dividend would be. passed, MINNEAPOLIS,
defld on the stock, and then yielded on
profit taking. Favorable, weekly re Views ps
OF trade BY the mercantile agencies were
had nothing threatening In It.
81 Attention was attracted to tho large
import or rcimport movement OF cotton
thus far n August Tor delivery on n, c fh.
exchange market. The Tlnancier Chroni;,
Gle points out that the munlcipal p .1at
for other securities from the dearth OF
demand. and estimate that no less than
1856 Offerings OF munictpa! bonds throngn.s
IN the us'e last stu three months There WAC =
slight splitting out OF stocks on tho publ
cation OF tho bankstntements as the large
Iona increase was q disappointment, put
covered again before the closing when
was steady and almost stagnant$ Bang
:ers are inclined to attribute the Iona
but 10 larger extent to regular COM.
#merc!al demands. Prices OF bonds rose
but slightly In company with tho recovery
In stocks, and have been corrcspondingly
little affected by the reaction in stocks.
Quotations in call for United States
bonds have been unchanged.
Total sales Of stocks to-day were 1872
100 shares.
3 MONEY AND ExCHANGE.-CLOsE
Monay on call. nominal; time money.
steady: sixty days, per cent. n nety
days, 5G51.2 per cent. six months,
61-2G6 per cent: prime mercantile paper.
6Gf IL per cent; sterling exchange firm
sls5. s7tsDisSl25 for demand at $4-s3.250
4.83375 for sixty day bills: posted rat
S4.S4 and 1886 IL; commercial b!lles.
$4.8314 IS is: bar silver. Sc is; Mexican
dollars, 43 IL 5 }8s
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for the previous week, $1,000 pounds being sold.
The growing crop Is In good condition, being
we'll cultivated and In good growth. Muoh Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

81, ,v,.t,r cron accounts. After the call
hcrc nrices showed little movement. and ,he
II market ruled dull and barely steady "itnin
&! or points Of the initial level.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2s:.pEEvEs-Reeeipts.
steady. Calyes-Rccelpts, 0 shead; very little
doing; feeling steady. Prime yeals sold a t
$s.l21s City dressed veals in light demand t
fI12Gc, per pound, Sheep end Lambs-Re-
ccipts. 853 head; sheep steady; good, hnndy
II mbs steady; others slow; heavy lambs weak.
Sheep, So.506 $780, lambs $5.823a @ 6.621S Can.
ada in,nhs sIO2lIM575. Hogs-RcceiptH, 100
head; Lone for sale; nominally firm.
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pALTIMoRp STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMoRg, MD, Aug, 22.--seaboard Air
Iine' common, 22 bid; do. preferred. 3i1k bid.
wnboerd ~, 77Il177N. Atlantic Coast L'no--
Nothing doing,
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TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Aug, %, 100;

~" ~ TI||-- NlCHHUIlut Vu'' -sAU6' ~ 3VPo'
Dark Fired Tobacco reordered). Market
continues quiet and steady, with fair receipts
heinw nrices quoted. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mod
crate; market quiet. but Arm, Sun Cured.
Light receipts; market active on tobacco III good
order,
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NAVAL STORES.

Tt'nPENTfNE-FIrm at 5ac.; receipts. 40
casks. Rosin-Nothlng doing receipts. 27s bar
res. Tar-Firm at sl.65 receipts. o5 barrels.
Crude Turpcntine-Firm at s1.76@3.25; receipts,
lie brrels.
. SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. 22.--TuRPENT1N7-
Firm at 54c.; receipts, s98 casks; sales, 725
casks: exports, 70S casks Rosin-Firm; sales,
9, e42 barrels: exports, s48 barrels.
Gff CHA R1ESTON, 8. c., Aug. 22.-TURPEN-
T1SE-Somnal. Rosin-Steady.
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coTToNsEED OIL MARKET

NEW YORK, ArS. % cottonseed oil was
quiet and nominal on spot; otherwise steady
with moderate trade. Prime crude, (. o. b.
mills, 20M 3oc., new crop: prime summer yellow
v hite, dec prime winter yellow, 46@47c
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Wall StreetGo,,. ain.

Especial to The Times Dispatch. $i
NEW YORK, Aug. o2.-Tbe opening OF the
stock market uns the quietest In e. very long
time There was no London prices to give any
Load Hlif the best known traders were away
pt the yacht races. while the commission houses
bad no orders Of any consequence.
THE FIRST HOUR:
In the 1lrst hour 1t WAS obvious that United
etrfes Realty preferred did not make market.
ard 50 fnr MS other usually active stocks were
concerned nobody seemed TO care whether school
Etnt CT not. Even the prospect OF the bank
Btntement excited the most ianguid interest and
rcIorts on the yacht race were moro sought for
than railroad earnings. y
Boston houses reported some inquiry for cop.
Fer among their customers.
Specialists thought there was fair short in.
tcrcst in Misouri Pacific @
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,RI(HhONDy JQBBlNG AND MANUFACTURING INTERESTS
ivirginia''.Cl Carolina
Chemical Company,

Manufacturers OF Fertilizers, Fer tllis.
Ing Materials and Chemicals. Importers
OF Potash, salts and 4Nitrntes. n ca pacity.
One thousand carloads Of Manufactured
Fertilizers por day. Richmond, Va.
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d, a. reminding o. registered. .......... 1904
u. 4. refundinr o. COUPON I. ............ 1861
4, 3. a.. reci,l.rod {. E, 1864
=. Z >. connon ........ 1904
!, q w. 4. ,a.,.,.,sd 134 y
II d N.w a, connnn Observation-Disclosures 49,
~ g IA a, : reaistored ......,......... 100
- ~ O. ~. ~ 80 ,a, 49, $50 = ..,., 100
=, o x, ~, .si.tsrad ........,......... 1911
~ q ~ "a co,,nn, 80 '....,..,,,.... 101h
1tehi.om ! uenerai Observation-Disclosures. 90 "a
n. .ti sS... a,t ''''5' j SS
I.iInanr. sna nho a. .............. e9N
Baltimore and Ohio 3ias 80. ~
naat,no'e e nnu Uu %. ..,,..... 1O8st
c caanuh - raorc. IN ....,.,..... 104h
Central OF Georgia list Inc. - 6yE
Sa.s.s T., "ni,on a1ks I,...,.... u Il
Shic,g ~ and Quincy new ia. ......... OOH
Chicago, ii. and St. Paul gen. 4s....... i ~
Chicago and Northwestern con. So. : -
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.BAGLEY THROWN
INTO A DITCH
Buggy Upset a d Fell on Top
Of Him Got UP and
Rode Home.

Mr.. Thomas Bagley. OF Henrico county,
narrowly escaped serious hurt Friday
night In an accident at Glfford's Store.
His buggy overturned into a ditch and
caught him under It. but he emerged
with scarcely a scratch.
political meeting at GlGords. He drove
into the yard which was as dark as
pitch. and accepted advice to turn to
the right. Suddenly no found himself
at the bottom OF deep ditch. with ths
buggy on top OF him, The horse had
gotten through or over In some way. but
the buggy upset. a friend OF Mr. Bag
ley's standing near jumped forward to
his assistance, but In the darkness him
self pitched forward into the ditch. Both
of them scrambled out In some shape
and We're unhurt.
The buggy was pulled out Of the hole
and some time afterwards Mr. Bagley
got into 1t and drove to his home.
Tho School Board met yesterday and
gave further consideration to the mat
ter OF conforming the county system to
the Richmond plan, The report Of q
committee was rejected and the matter
was referred back to a new committee.
Another meeting will BIO held very
shortly.
The varlna Board has found It I'm
possible to move the Laurel Hill School
intact, The dlstance.-two and half
nllcs--s too great. The building will
be torn down and rebuilt on the new
cite.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
4 RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. 4
..5 Richmond Va, Aug. %, 1903.
si's .,5sN QUOTATIONS. E-3 II
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. ILL. Aug c2-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 400 head; market unchanged. Good to
prime steers. S5.l5050cl poor 10 medium, S3.15
and he!fers, s1.5oG4.s5 Gamers. s1.5o@2. 60:
tCils, s2@4.oo; calves, ss@e.75: Texns-fed
steers. ssG54.5n; western steers. SAG 40. Hogs.
liccepts to-day, 1000 head; Monday, 30,0 600
head market mostly 1oc. higher. Mixed and
butchers, s5.1615.s5; good to choice heavy: S.; 90
d5.e5: rough, heavy. s4.ao95.80 light: $4,000
1000 market steady. Good to choice wethers,
$S@3. 60: fair to choice mixed, 2,25@3; native
lambs, 1926 I5.60.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

Cash quotation. were =. follows: Flour
ssssa Ne pr 4p sest ssg&ss: No.
Si,sc; No. yellow, baHs: 10. 2 oats, s51Ae;i
No, 5 white, 35Qls9lse, No, rye, slRs, Ear
s C fA0 &c: IL. aorthwestern sloi; prime
Timothy seed. $slt, Mess pork, per barrel
sass@ la per 400 pounds ands7 g. Ss' &c
saildted shoulders lboxedl. 7G7:Sd; short clear
sidss Iboxedl. S1I,7b@7,s7A, Whiskey, basis q
B,fitter-~Was nrn; creamerles, .1Ads10c,i dsiries
1aG5l7e, EgEs-shong At mark, eases Included
i46{ibHc, cheese-stosdy at lo@llMc'
f BALTIMORE. MD, Aug. 2a-FLo IRIS teadyl
unchanged. Wheat-steady at declnei spot.
contract slGslAc, GG red MesseT' SAY g
MONTH box el57,@c, southern white CORN bda9
White. 4O140Hc. Rye--FFmer; No. z, 57c.
BNtter-Ilpchangsd ,Eggs and Cheese-st
unchanged. sugar--strons and, unchanged