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The Washington times., 1903-11-06
Europe Is Willing.

Dispatches from European capitals in
dictate the willingness of Great Britain,
France. ard Germany 20 allow the
United Stat Is To dispose OF the trouble
On the IstEmus Of Panama as il sees
ht. without the assistance or Interior
ence of other ra.l5us- II the United
States recognizes the new republic IL IS
believed European nations viii do the
same without delay.
France is pleased with the turn Of af-
fairs, AID Partisan papers predict that
the change in the government Of Pana-
ma viii result in a great boom 10 canal
stock and viii indirectly benefit all
financial interests ia France.
Germany Is Indifferent 10 the political
questions involved I'm the revolution.
The Washington times., 1903-11-06
Mortuary Chambers.

number Of minor necessities not
commonly provided for have been taken
care Of An inValids' room is located on
the passenger concourse. so as to be
Immediately accessible from the trains.
and IS provided with all conveniences.
There will also be Offices for a resident
physician. Several rlortuary chambers,
for the use Of people accompanying the
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FoR sPoT cAsH
'0UR CREDIT IS GOOD

TEETH without Plates No extracting No
pain Look feel act, and last longer than natural
teeth. ShrunkeD faces made normal Painless
Filling. Dr. J. J. WILSON, 1903 st.. NV.
Phone Main 4Is6-M. 0c31-30t
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Kitchen. TOT the SAM Va ~ AN-'-S
odors. will be In the second story.
The Train Lobby.
The passenger concourse OF train lobby
is 100 feet wide. 100 feet Ions, and COW
cred by an arched ceiling IL a single
span, decorated with panels. part OF
which transmit the light As the fig
ures in,ilUete this hall far exceeds in
size arythirg ever built for a similar
purpose. It is intended TO be equal TO
any demands on the entrance TO the
Capital OF TIE country. The concourse
is divided by the usual fence so as to
allow a width OF s. feet Qnstead of the
customary 30 or COZ for handling the
outgoing passengers. and width Of IS
feet between fence and tracks for han
ding. passengers arriving on trains. The
conc5urse opens into the waiting room
by fifteen doors, and in addition it has
an exit to the carriage porch and sew
eral others opening directly on the
plaza.
There are in all twenty-nine tracks, Of
which eighteen are stub" tracks on the
same level as the waiting room. and
constitute a terminal" station The re-
naming eleven tracks are depressed
twenty feet below the waiting room or
street level. and six of them continue
under the building into a tunnel lead
Ing southwark. and constitute d
Through" station. With the exception
Of the stairs leading to the depressed
tracks. there are no steps anywhere in
the station.
The Washington times., 1903-11-06

kitchen. for the sake of preventini
odors. will be In the second story.
The Washington times., 1903-11-06

They have heavy eXtension-ed
medium or light weight sOles. made
of vici kid, patent colt, or box calf.
heels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-11
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Aug. lo,-The cotton market
opened steady, net 9 points higher to points
lower, and while at first 1t showed some turther
tirrerularity ruled generally steady 10 hrm on
covering following the better cables ana con
tin,led approximations OF speculative deVelopments
in the nearby positions az result or the strong
snot situation. August, which had opened at nm
advance OF points, met with some demand,
presumably from shorts, and after selling al
II so was bid up to Ills, With very little FOR
sale on the wap up. September and October,
which a first had shown slightly easier len
depcy under the continued favorable weather
reported from the belt, also turned strong WIN
August, the former position advancing IL points
to 1885, and the latter showing net gain OF
10 ronts, while theb uance Of the list showed
advances rs compared With Saturdays finals OF
from 7ds points,
Following this the market eased on slightly,
but s,cadied again after losing few points,
and at the close WAS steady, net 4Gs points
higher on the new crop and net "a points higher
on August. Sales We're estimated at about 6oW'O
bales Trading was very narrow all through me
session, being confined almost entirely to the
professional contingent, although Europe was
reported to be huyer Of the late positions,
which also attracted some bull support at the
lower levels.
The easier tine on the early afternoon was en-
Outraged by the expectation Of a bearsh Weather
Bureau report tomorrow, hut the recent declines
were thought by some to have discounted this
report and shorts showed disposition TO cover
on soft spots
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
fyybolesalc prices Quotations corrected Tues


ToBAcco-Hark Fired Tobacco Recorder
ed),-Recepts liberal; market continues quiet.
Tobacco not In keeping order sells considerably
below prices quoted. Hrlshts--unchnnged and
quiet. Observation-Disclosures continue light and
market quiet, hut steady
FLOUR-Continues very dull.
RYE--New In fair demand; receipts light.
WHEAT-Receipts moderate, and market ac-
CORN Graded corn steady. on grades very
dull.
OATS--Dull and lower.
HAf-Our quotations ure for old hay; with
more liberal receipts and liGht demand values
are lower low grades aud common almost un-
sulabla, new hay when cool and sweet is from
50 to SO under quotations for old nay; larger
II should be only shipped slowly and baled light
pressed. and loaded so as to give ventilation In
the car. n
EGGS Receipts light marset active With up
"I B3iirfTEn@Steady. moderate receipts,
POuLTRI-R Receipts OF chickens increasing.
and prices lower this week. Hens and large
! VIRGINIA BACON Unchanged, steady.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug, 1o.-FLOUR-Firm and
held higher. Rye Flour Dull: fair to good
50. 0oa3.3O. Cornmea-Stnady; yellow western.
FLIP Ryc-steady; No western. 5Shc. Bar.
ey-Steady feeding. 5"c.
Wheat--Spot firm: No. red s5Ac. Most OF the
session In whact was active and stronger with
short nervous over prospects for bnllish crop
report In the last hour. however, realizing
weakened prices and wheat closed ga &c net
lower. May closed Mt s71sc.; September, s59sc.;
December, s5hc.
Corn-Dull; No. Q. 5ohc. Option market e1.
tremely dull all day and barely steady without
much change. The closed was u dAc. net lower.
September closed at bsi3c. November. 5SSc.;
December. tsi5c. oatsspot firm: No 2, 3shc.
Beef-Stcady; family s10.25@1o.50; mess.
$sGlS.5O. Cut Meats-AQniet. Lard-Firm;
western steamed, ss.25; refined. firm: Cont
nent, ss25; compound. s7.25d7.5o. Pork-Ehsy;
family. s17Gi7.25;, short clear s15al7; mess,
strained common to good, slsod1,0o Turpen-
tine-Quet Rce--Firm. Molasses-Firm.
CoFee-The market for coffee futures opened
steady at decline OF from 15m20 points under
disappointing European cables Offerings were
limited, however. and later In tho session the
Of It's early loss. Closed steady. 1oI1' points
lower. Sales. $4,000 bags. Spot nio steady;
No. invoice, 6 3lec. SugAr--Firrn.
Cheese-Markct steady; State full. cream,
fancy. small. coored. 1ohc.: small. white. 1olac
Butter-Stcady and firm; extra creamery, 1910;
State dairy. l4G17Ac Ergs-Firm; State and
Pennsylvania fancy. mixed pic.
s1.s7a2; Southern, si.Lo92; virginia sweets,
s1.15@3. Peanuts-Stesdy. CGhbagesr-Fi-m
Long Island. per 100. se17. Cotton-By steam
to Liverpool, 12c.
CHICAGO ILL, AUG. 1O.--1n spite OF gen.
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heavy demands on the Liverpool market. on.
cinls said spot sales in Liverpool were 5000
bales. butp rivate advices estimated sales at
10 600 bales.
In the local market during the trading August
sold MP to 10 points above Saturdays close.
September 20 October 10 ana me other positions
Sstrtdny August was even, while September
show ed net gains of 10 points and the balance
Of the months lost points.
Cotton futures quiet. August. l275ai2oo;
September 1O.Gs110.69, October, 0.7lGio.72 No.
v"mber, a.54mo5e; December o.53d0.5i; Jan.
uart. o.5if19.5J; February, e55u0,51; March,
p.51T9Jg
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Petersburg, Va, Aug. 10, 1908.
m nuntn tinna for this market ara al fol.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG. VA, Aug. l0.--The peanut
market has been very active recently with
huctuating prices. Spanish peanuts, 00c,; VIZ.
gnas fancy stock, 3Ac. Smelling stock, 2ac
2Isc. There Are only about 10000 bags OF
Spanish peanuts In the hands of merchants, rud
this Is the smallest stock for many years.
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THE CLOSING:
The market rallied In The last hour and closed
firm with generally better feeling In the nc.
tive stocks. The 1oor traders found rnthcr moro
difficulty In getting back their stocks and
thought for the moment at least the short side
was played out, Evidences of over. selling were
very general and the Wnldorf-Astorla crowd
seemed to he covering.
After the market had closed 1t was an.
nonnced that the dividend declared on Cnadian
Pacific WINS per cent seml-annunlly; the last
divided was 2 per cent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-11
JOHN L.WlLLlAMS & SONS
BANKERS.
Dealers in RICHMOND. VA,
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES,
MUNICIPAL BONDS A SPECIALITY.
Correspondents Invited.

early Afternoon and It's movements were. II any.
thing, of rather individual character
although IL was plain that supporting orders
from the larger interests did not imply any de-.
side there to follow prices up. Perhaps the best
feature OF the market was the more uniformly
behrlsl tone OF the professional element. II
opinions the short Interest ought to be enor'
nous.
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MARINE lNTELLIGENcE,
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUG, 10, 1908,
ARRIVED.


Steamer Brckeey, Guy Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers. Old Dominion line
Barge Is, II. Donaldson, Schear, Philadelphia,
Pa. coal. S. IL. liawes and Co,
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves James River land
ings And Norfolk. merchandise ana passengers,
Virginia Navigation Company
Steamer Bhrkelcy, Guy, Norfolk merchsndlse
and passengers. old Dominion line.
Schooner Oriental, James River. coal.
Barge r. T. McLaln, Andres, James River,
railroad ties.
light.
light.
PORT NEWPORT MEMS, AUG. 10, 1903.
ARRIVED.
steamer Robena. Tampa
SAILED,
steamer Rohcna, Kings l-yn,
Barge Londseer, Providence.
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Wall Street Cos sin.

Especial to The Times-D1spatch.)
NEW YORK. Aug. l0.-The market opened
Irregular and excited and scarcely up to the
level established In London There strong
evidence Of support however. and brokers usual
orders In some quantity. The condition OF the
loan crowd encouraged the belief that Satur-
days decline had been largely the result OF
vigorous raid. and the evidence Of short In.
terest was unnistaksble in several stocks.
con. GAS WAS PRESSED:
Pressure In Consolidated Gas was definite
and disturbing. and while it admitted that
shorts have been driven IN In Canadian Pacific.
the covering movement elsewhere was rather
not very large was effected without putting
stocks up much u
LONDON SOLD CANADIAN PACIFIC:
an bo Uny b s,GeI sofa y
sale on the rally. 1t is not true that any large
block was received from London for delivery
here, bur there Is every reason TO believe tina
the bull pool has been told that this is no time
to corner anybody. In one instance. at least. It
was intimated that anything OF tho kind would
mean the throwing OF Canadian Pacific out OF
loans. III t4
MISSOURI PACIFIC WEAK: -sS
Missouri Pacific was decidedly weak, and
among the explanations for the very poor sup.
port given by the Gould interest to the market
In recent declines is one that cir Standard Oil
friends have intlmated that ,hey are not yet
ready for a rally.
PHlLA. SOLD SOME NORFOLK:
Philadelphia was seller OF some Of the Nor.
folk and Western realized early In the day.
sLoss EARNINGS
The surplus earnings of the Sloss Sheffield
Steel and Iron for July after interest and taxes,
amounted to $4,000. These results obtain
ed In the face OF strike ut the mines during
the month.
THE FIRST HOUR
The market Just about held In the first hour
although It was irregular, and some OF the raj.
lies were not entirely maintained The belief
that one big trader had been caught short In
Canadian Pacific and forced TO cover to some
extent strengthened the market. and pratt-
cally as the Morgan and Hartman interests
were both creditsd With buying Hety spfctsltes
DID NOT PROTECT MARKET;
Where the largest interests In the street have
for the most part given fair support. 1t Is no.
iceahle that the STANDARD OH people have not
weakness of Consolidated Gas. Brooklyn Union
Gas and General Electric Is nearly without sig
nifcance In this connection and may Indicate
that tho Standard OIL interest, which is already
largely In such properties, would not be un.
willing to see Tower prices,
PENNA. TO SHOW GOOD INCREASE.
1t Is reported In Philadelphia, unofcinlly,
that the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's state
ment for July will show for the lines east Of
t'itshurE approximately increase of $1,000, 900
gross and 100000 net
EARLY AFTERNOON:
The market was less erratic In the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-11
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug lo-It is expected this
week that dry goods will show slight rehec
tion at least at first hands % the Increased hnsl'
ness which has been done by Johhers both locally
and throughout the country, Buyers want goods
for immediate delivery and are willing to pay
asking prices.
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Spot cotton closed dull; 'middng urlands,
1875; mddling gulf, 1900; sales, 1000 bales
cotton-Gross receipts, 0i0 bales; sales, 200
balts; stock, l66b09 bales.
Total to-day at all seaports---Net receipts, 40l
balcs; stock, 2l0,27i bucs
Consolidated at all senpors-Net receipts, 4oa
bales,
Total since September LIST at all seaports--Net
recelpts I, 701 1893 bales export to Great Britain,
27s4.7S2 bales; to France. III, Aa1 balesi to tho
Continent, 2,sl7,7o5 balesi to Japan ls5,lS5
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Avg. 1o.-C0TT0N--
Spot cotton quiet and steady, unchanged
points above Saturdays close A strong under
tone was in evidence and prices were firmly held,
Gables from Liverpool and kilograms from New
York reported that Liverpool was making frantic
cndea yors to buy August In the New York mar,
ket aud that Russian spinners were making
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SUPPORT.
FOR MARKET
Demoralized Break Stopped
by Protective Measures.
i
THE PLUNGE CHECKED
There Was No Tendency to Recover
and Sentiment Continued Feverish
and Unsettled Throughout the
Day--Bonds We're Heavy.
fnr Associated press.l

NEW YORK. August 1o.-Measures
were adopted In Wall Street to-day SINH
lar to those OF last Thursday. when the
demoralized break in stocks was checked
by the opportunc protective measures OF
large banking interests and market man
ayers for various stocks. There was;
similar hurrying back to the financial
district by prominent men In the imam
cial world to repair damage by Saturdays
violent break In prices. The downward
plunge In prices was checked for the time.
to recover, as was the case last Ihurs-
day, and the sentiment regarding the
market continued fcverish and unsettled
throug bout the day.
The early dealings gave clear indica-
ton Of the largo part played BY profes-
sional operators on the sh02t SIDE, IN caus-
When. 1t became clear this morning that
effective measures had been taken 10
hold prices at tho start there was some
thing of a scramble amongst the shorts
to cover their outstanding commitments,
which caused strong rebound In prices.
The demand was notably urgent for ca.
madam Pacific, and tnat STOCK i6and az az
fered Inducements to refrain from
psfey f The fAo stock fSysr tens
essss or up Tho e nans ro sorts W
very conspicuous also in Union Pac:tlc.
Southern Pacific and Metropolitan Street
Railway. which It will be rememberea
on Saturday. The fear that the satnr-
dav stump had uncovered weak spots was
allayed by the announcement at the enc
OF the first hour Of trading that AL
clearing house. The discipline admins
tered to the bears to the upward furry
in prices had the effect OF somewhat sub
DUNG their ardor for attack
The market was not free from points
of weakness, however, and liquidation
was renewed from time TO- time in DIFF
ferent parts OF the list, This, was no
tably the case In Missouri Pacific. and Its
weakness and that OF AtchEon had a
sympathetic effect in DRAGGING the whole s',,!
level. This liquidation had apparently
spent its force towards the latter part
OF the day. and confidence was renewed
also by the absence Of failures. The mar
the earls, top level was generally exceed
ed and the active stocks rose from TO 2
points over Saturdays closing level.
Union Pacific was conspicuously strong
and advanced to 70-72H. over Saturday
The close was quiet and steady with
the advances well maintained.
Bonds were. heavy. Total sales. par
value, 81, 5000.
United States old As and new As. reg
istered. declined IA and the new As. cou-
pom. LIZ per cent. on call.
Total sales. stocks to-day, 1856, 9o shares.
MONEY AND EScHASGE-cLosE:
Money on call. steady, 2a3 IL per cent:
closing; j 3-402 1-2 per cent time money,
4 l-4at "a: six months, 51-2d6 per cent:
prime mercantile paper, 5 3-41l6: sterling
exchange, heavy, With actual business In
days. posted rates. s4 and s4.ss IL:
yer. 81 rs; Mexican dollars, 50.
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COTToNsEEp OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug, lO.--Cottonseed oil slow
and nomlnally a shade easier Prime crude,
& o. b. mills, Sc, new er9Ei prime I summer
white, DEF. prime winter yellow, 47c,
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eral bulllsh news the wheat market ruled weak
the latter part OF the session. ana september
closed at a loss OF Il axe. September corn was
n sha de lower oats were also shade lower. but
provisions closed firm, the September products
being from 5@10c, higher.
The leading futures ranged as fol1ows;
Omen High. Low. Close.
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nA1r1MnRE STOCK NlARKET.

ia III IMVNII SfVeFs -,
BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. 10.-seapoira. ~ Az
Line common, 1slsdlsM; do, preferred. 33is
Seaboard IA 74A@75l.. Atlantic Coast Line
common and preferred, no sales.
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CINCINNATI, o.. Aug. 1o-HoGs-Active at
S425M5.75 Cattle--Steady at $2.25M4.7h
Sheep-Strong Mt $l.25@325. Lambs-Firm and
higher at S3G16.35.
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PoTAToEs-Rcc heavy, market livestock
ed and dull
CATTLE MARKET-tIn good active condition.
WOoI.-Active, light receipts.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEk-Wheat, 90 SOC
bushels; corn, 44,266 bushelb; oats. 30 Toi bush.
els: -four. 2275 barrels; hay. col tons; mill
oTal. 81 tons.
STOCK IN ELEvAToR-Wheat, $50 bushels
corn, q, 407 bushels; oats, 0,o2s bushels,
POULTRY--LIVE.
Chickens, spring, small. BIS 10
Chickens. spring. medium. h.. IA q 10
Chickens. spring, large, Ill.,. IA
Hens per ID. ................. II
Ducks, old. ID. ............... 10 q II
Ducks, young, ID. IL q Is
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BALTIMORE. MD, Aug. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
winter patent, S3,O5M4,l0; spring patent, Si,450n
40 Wheat-Strong; spot, contract, son "a
Sic; spot, No. . red, western. s2@s2hc.; south
ern by sample, 65Gslc. Corn--Firm spot, 66ss a
bOlac; the month, 66ssc,; southern white corn,
bB6i SOC Oats--Barely steady; No, white,
sslac Rye-Firm; on. 2, 55lae. Bntter-Firm.
Unchanged; fancy imitation. l7Gl 7lsc'; fancy
and lower; fresh. l6lac. Cheese-sleady and
unchanged large, lo%c. small, l1c Sugar
Strong, unchanged; coarse sranulated ana fine,
Sh2lta.
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sLOSS EARNINGS:
The surplus earnings Of the Sloss.Sherleld
Steel and Iron for July after interest and tnxes,
amounted to Ss5. 200. These results were obtain.
ed In the face OF strike ut the mines during
the month.
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SALES.
Virginia Ccntnries--s2O0 at SoA.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. prefered-a
shares at 90; shares at DO; 10 shares at 90;
3 shares at 90; share at 90.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. cornnon-2C
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CHsh QUOTATIONS. Wtrt IT. 'UIlVHs T1'' =
Flrmer No. 2 spring wheat. SldS2c; NO. D.
ria Sic: No. red, 7s9l @7o&c. No. corn.
5lsic. No, 2 yellow, h2Sic:,. No. oats, 40, So9
951,c; No. white, $780,; No, white 381a az
sic. No rye. 5lls@52c. Fair to choice malt
Ing barley, 47G5ac, No. lasseed, o44c'; No.
northwestern, oslhc; prime, Tin. Timothy seed
Der 100 pounds s7.82hI7.N5 short ribs sides
tloose), $7,5od775; dry sailed shoulders lbox-
de) s75odI7,e2i short clear sides boxed az
tlover contract grade, Sl2T12.50, Butter
Firm; crea merry. 14a1oc.; dairy, la@l7c; Eggs
Firm at mark, cases included, l2@l4hc.
Enthusiastically at l0@l1hc, Receipts-Wheat,
eo, 900 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels; oats, 276-
900 bushels; hogs, 10000 head.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Aug. 10. 1908.
QUOTATIONS..
CATTLE MARKETS.

.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Aug. 1o-CATTLE-1tecepts
IS 900 head; steady to 1oc lower. Good to
prime steers. $5G5.45; poor to medium sag 4.sO;
stockers and feeders. s2.5Om4.25; cows and hef-
ers 81. 500 4.S5; Gamers Sl50@2.70; bulls, SIG
40: calves. S2.5OG6.75; Texas.fed steers,
So. q a 4.5O western steers S35064.37. Hogs
Receipts to-day, 5000 heads tomorrow, 22,0o0
head: left over 1000 head; market strong to
DC higher closed easier. Mixed and butchers.
S51Om5.TO; good to choice heavy, S5.h0M5IO;
rough, heavy, S5.l0@5,40 light, $5.i0G5s5
bulk OF sales, $5.3o@5.6o Sheep-Recepts,
wehers, S3,4oGs,so; fair to choice mixed; $3.50
M3.25; native lambs, $325G0; western lambs,
Si5oG5.05.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1o.-pEEvEs-Rc Receipts,
1910 head; steers slow, but steady; bulls,
steady to shade lower. Steers. $4.1oG5.4o;
bulls. S2.25G425; cows, $l.75G3,6o. Calves
cr; srassers and butter milks steady. veals,
s5ds.25; tops. $3.50; cus, S4@4.50; grassers
and butter milks s3.50l4; western. S+.75
Sheep and Lamhs-R Receipts. 13,O4S head; sheep,
firm to &c higher; heavy sheep slow and no
squotable advance; lambs, active and DOC. higher
and extra wethers, s4G4.5o: culs. sl,bod2;
lambs, Sl.75465o; tops. $685.; culls,. $8.5o@
$50. Hogs-R Receipts. 6120 head market firm
to 1Oc. higher. Heavy hogs. S6@6.SO; medium
and light, S625G6,so; pigs, $500.
steady aASi I chocs A aus prime Gos s5d55
good S4.ooG5.1O. Hogs-IIigher. Prime heavy.
$b.7561 O.3O; mediums. $6.2Oa63O; heavy york.
ers, SO. 25G6.30; slghtlyorkers $6,3O40.35; pigs,
sG,35G6,4o; rolghs $4@51o. Sheep-Hgher.
Best wethers. s4.10M4.25; c,llls and common.
Sl.5oM2; ycarllnGs, $3G4.50; venl calves, $7G
$50.
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PHlLA. SOLD SOME NORFOLK:
Philadelphia was seller OF some OF the Nor.
folk and Western realized early in the day.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC WEAK: 7@'
Missouri Pacific was decidedly weak, and
among the explanations for the very poor sup.
port given ny the Gould interest to the market
In recent declines Is one that tn cir Standard Oil
friends have intlmated that ,hey are not yet
ready for rally.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-11

CON. GAS WAS PRESSED:
Pressure in Consolidated Gas definite
and disturbing. and while 1t admitted that
shorts have been driven IN In Canadian Pacific,
the covering movement elsewhere WAS rather
not very large or was effected without putting
stocks up much.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-11
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va, Aug. 10, 1903.
BALES,