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CROP CONDITIONS
Corn Covers Much Smaller Area than
Last Year.
lBy Associated Press.l


WASHINGTON, July 1o.-Preliminary
returns to the chief OF the Bureau Of
Statistics of the Department OF Agricul-
ture show the acreage Of corn planted
to be about $4,000 acres, decrease OF
about 42OO, 900 acres, or 4.5 per cent. from
the area planted last year as revised In
December.
The average condition OF the growing
crop on July LIST was 1874, as compared
with SIS on July !, 1902.
The average condition on July 1st OF
spring and winter wheat combined was
SO, as compared with 500 on July I, 1902,
and OIL on July /, 1908
The amount Of wheat remaining in the
hands Of farmers on July LIST Is esti-
mated at about 42,5oo,0oo bushels, equiv
alent to about 6.3 per cent. OF the crop
Of last year.
The acreage OF tobacco is about 1000
acrec, or or per cent. greater than that
Of last year. and the condition Is s5.1.
The; The acreage OF potatoes So excluding
&c per cent. less than that of last year.
The average condition OF potatoes on
July LIST was ssh. as compared with 92.9
on July /, 1902
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July lo,-rLouR-unchange
cornmeal Steady Barley- st a3;., on,,on.
opened easy. but rallied and were generally hrm
ali day on the crop report and renewal OF
bullish crop news. closing Is Csc, net higher
July closed at s7hc'; September eaHc'; De-
Corn--spoi dull No. Q, bsc Option market
opened steady, but soon yielded to uniavorahe
ruling dun al day with the slose r.
s"e i Rsse~ Options a Sf ali day and barely
steady.
d dIs 7isc; picked hams. i2hdi3c,, Lard
Easy; western steamed, $50; retn nee weak;
Easy; family. Sll ,75ls,o 90; short clear $ls.25 @
IS 90. Tallow-Ensy; city, AHc'; country, AZ q
&C. Rosin-steady, Turpentine-lieid higher, /,
ConeeThe carket foI ,os eonee tutnfss ,n opened
Changed prices to decline OF points, Sales,
bags sPSf KH qqsss NG nsafs
far W peanins, sas Lice; centritagalD 90 test,
steady. confectioners A; S., 20; cut loaf, $3.50;
ssso
Bu,ter--Irregalar; extra creamery, 29Mei
state dairy. goo ca n,eseG aoy st ms
White VIII Zoe loc Egss- Unsettled; State aud Penn,
sylysnia hrsts TO extras, l7@llsMc,, 90,
s southern fs,asn .w Ssos CO. ns
Peanuts steady fancy handpekcd, 41agl&s.;
Long Island, per 100 s4ooaeoo Baltimore
81 5oG2.oo. Cttton--By steam 10 Liverpool. lie.
CHICAGO. ILL, July lo.-The wheat market
the Septe IpbeF option closing &c. higher Sen.
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JOHN l. WILLIAMS & SONS
BANKERS.
Dealers IN RICHMOND, VA,
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.
MUNICIPAL BONDS A SPECIALITY.
Correspondents invited.

worlds visible supply of cotton issued
TO- os,day shows the total visible to be 2,061.-
59s against 2.2l3s79 last week and 2,2o6, 2o3
last year. OF this the total American
cotton Is 1,o42,599 against l124.979 last
week and 1,40S,2O2 last year, and Of all
other kinds. including Egypt, Brazil, In
dla. ETC., 100000 against 10S9,O00 last
week and 79s,oo0 last year.
OF the worlds visible supply Of cotton
there Is now afloat and held in Great
Britain and Continental Europe 1,143000
against 1901, 900 last year: In Egypt. 49,
ego against 66.C0o last year; In India. 6l5, :
goo against 5000 last year, and In the
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Railway earnings for June are 1874
larger than last year, and 253 in excess
BANK CLEARINGS
Table Giving Statistics for Chief Cities
of the Country.
tHy Associated Press,)

by Associated PreEs.)
NEW YORK, July 1o,--The following
t tho (, GO e1mplied by Rradstress shows
principal cities for the week ended
July 9TH with the percentage OF In
crease and decrease as compared with
the corresponding week last year Six.
ty-iour other cities are included In the
totals:
New York 81 ,1o9, 25s, 1as, increase 40.
Snicaso $l 6 w., ,603,s2l, increase ll'o'
Philadelphia sill, $2o,S6l Increase 2os.
s., Louis $42, 7i3727 decrease ~
Pittsburg $i2,OOSS77. increase III.
San Francisco s25l23292. increase 25,9
Baltimore So, SCI 294. increase Ito.
Cincinnati $9l 900. increase b.l;
Kansas City sl77S7, 1888. increase 2o,d'
New Orleans S20,035.259, increase l3'2'
Richmond S4,6S2,756' increase 1871.
Washington SiO55n6, increase l2'a'
Savannah S252S,9l9, increase &c.
Memphis S2S6623l, increase 32.9.
Fort Worth s3,l9S,959, increase 2ol'
Atlanta $2,277,566, increase 2oc9'
Nashville s2,472,sS4 increase oa'a.
Norfolk Sl,47l,372, increase 90. oeA
Augusta, Ga. $3.50, 500, decrease I64'
Birmingham 81 500, l43. increase 1913.
Little Rock 1927, $50. increase a.
Knoxville s91S.S62, increase 4S's,
Macon $6S2 900. Increase 80.
Chattanooga SS4O909. increase 4to. 9
Jacksonville. Fla, $l017s7, Increase 1915
Houston S,6Sl, GlS. decrease a,s., o.
Galveston $iS2i,00o increase So'4'
Charleston Sl,03S,3A, !, 80, 90, ~ IN.
Outside New York s77s.4ll,ess. increase
lie, - ,oc
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BY II. AZ McCurdy
w. B. Pizzini Co.,
Real Estate Brokers.
Commissioners Sale
...OF...
No. 4tB E. Broad Street, North
Side, Between Fourth and Fifth
Streets; Three Brick Stores,
Northeast Corner Of Leigh
Street and BROOK Avenue
...AND...
Frame Store, Corner st. John and
cootes Streets,
Al Auction, on the Premises, on
Tuesday, July l4th, 1903,
At Hours Below Mentioned.

cree Of the .Chancery Court OF the city
Of Richmond entered on the. third day
vs.. Zimmerman, ct ais. therein pending.
missioner thereby viii offer for sale on
AT 5 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
east corner Of ST. John and coots Streets.
No. 120l. the lot fronting 90 feet on st.
John Street and running back along
Cootes Street 129 feet inches. This Is q
good business stand. Immediately there's
AT $50 O'CLOCK P. NJ,
the three Brick Stores at corner Of Leigh
Street and Brook Avenue; the corner No.
800. In the occupancy OF Mr., Saunders a.
drug store. This property has has, been &C.
Tho store adjoining. No. 1928, In occu-
pancy OF Mr.. Wood. and No. 1926 adjoin-
ing. IN the occupancy OF Mr. Colgin. The
feet on Leigh Street and runs back l0
feet to an alley. These houses will be
offered either separately or as a whole.
and plat showing subdivision will ba
shown at time Of sale. Immediately there
after, say
that very desirably located Brick BROAD
STREET STORE. No. 4ls, on the north
line Of Broad Street. west Of Fifth Street.
nov in the occupancy o, NJ tas,
10 Inches on Broad Street The Improves.
mcnts consist OF three-story brick store,
with dwelling above, and occupying most
OF the lot The location Of this property
commends 1t to those seeking first-class
Investments. Broad Street property In
this location is rarely on the market and
this Is In the. very centre OF the retail
trade of the city.
TERMS-All cash. or in lieu thereof,
purchaser may pay one-third in cash and
give negotiable notes, with interest add
ed, and waving the homestead. payable
at six and twelve months from day OF
sale: the title to be retained until tho
entire purchase money Is paid. Sales
made subject to the confirmation OF tho
court. ~
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Copete Mining Go.
27 Williams Street, New York.
CAPITAL STOCK, S5,000,000
Par Value Of Shares, SIS.
More than Forty-flve per cent. Of the
Stock is in the Treasury.

Tho properties OF this company at Ell
Copete, Sonora. Mexico, are pronounced by
experts Of worldwide reputation to be
per per propertles Of North America. They are
rich In gold as we'll as copper, and the
ores exist in almost nexhaustible pro-
fusion.
States Geological Survey, who has care
fully examined the property. says:
II have seen ~many mines In my life.
but never one which showed such rich and
satisfactory deposits OF ore.
LIST OF distinguished reputation in Europe
as we'll as In America, who has also re-
peatedly exa mined the property, says:
~ think it will be another United
Verde"
The mines have also been strongly re-
commended by the many exports who nave
examined them. including Mr. Seymour
" Tuloeh 6 washington form.y19 u p 81 81
ed ail and S Mr. Er@ S B. Treadwell, OF tho
George A. ~Treadwell Mining Company.
A large amount OF development work
has been done on the property, and oo9 feet
in depth reached. first,ciass 2e ATTN
Installed producing during a short run
something over $4,000. A water system.
Including four miles OF heavy piping. has
also been Installed. and the necessary s,s a,,
all Of first quality and in every way suit
able to the company's operations.
A portion of the Treasury stock Is Offered
for sale-to complete the development and
equipment OF the property-now for short
time only at SIS share.
Make checks payable to the order OF
the company and send to William
Street. New York.
MYRA B. MARTIN,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT AND PEA MARKET

NORFOLK. VA, July l9--The peanut market
Is quiet to-day, The ony change In prices rs
77Hc. bushel. The prices are as follows;
Fancy; quiet at &c.; strictly prime. 2&c.;
prime 2hc,; low grades, &c; machine picked.
2a2Ac.; panish, TIC. per bushel, Blackeya
peas, $?.25 bag; black and speckle peas. 81;
cay aud red peas. soc. Peanut bugs In bales.
os In, 4-l0c.
PTERSBURG, VA. July l0-pEANUTS-
spanish, new, market very Arm at 77Hc.: sellers
asking more virginia s--Quet at Sc.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, July 10. 1908.
QUOTATIONS..
CATTLE MARKET,

NEW YORK, July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
900 head. Steers opened firm to a shade
higher; closed steady at Wednesdays price;
S425G532h;. few xetra fancy export steers at
$54o@5.7o: bulls. S3l0@4: cows, $3.3o@4.
Calyes--LJwer. Veals, S4M6.50; tops, ST; gen.
eral sales, S45o@625; buttermilks So, IS Ql2.75:
city dressed yeals, 7Gl0c. per pound. Sheep
and Lnlnbs-Receipts. rs head; sheep slower
sold. Sheep. s2.5o93,75; few exports So; culls,
S225; lambs. -$37b@4.50; two cars choice at
seas. Hogs-Receipts. ,Ss7 head steady. Me-
dunn hogs, SO. 20; night light hogs or pigs here;
would sell at S6,4O or higher.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 10. 1908.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk, merchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
Barge Marlin. Erect, Philadelphia. Pa. coal,
s. II. Halves and Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Poca hontas. Graves Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and passen.
GERS Virginia Navigation Co.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk: merchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Schooner Mary Curtis, Morgan, New York,
railroad ties.
PORT oB WEST POINT, JULY 10. 1908.
ARRIVED
Baltimore. Murphy, Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo.
SAILED.
Baltimore, Murphy. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JULY 10, 1908
ARRIVED.
Steamer Orion, BOSTON.
Schooner r. NJ Niyward, Norfolk
SAILED.
l., Herbert Taft, Boston,
Steamer Powhatan. London.
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CHICAGO III. Julv 10 cATT1 Rece,nts

CHICAGO, ILL. July observation-disclosures,
1900 head, including 400 Texans; market slow;
steady to loc. lower Good to prime steers,
So, o0@5.40; poor to medium. IS, 00Q5 90; stock
ers and feeders, $2,50d4,50; cows and heifers,
$l.50@4.4O Gamers, Sl50G2 So bulls. $225@
G4.75, Hogs-Receipts to-day, $1,000 head; to.
morrow, 10000 head left over 5000 head; mar.
ee iSs sood du choice MS se.vy and
500; rough heavy. s5,l5@5.4o: light, s5,5OGe
$50; bulk of sales, S5,45@5.b5 Sheep-Re-
Good to choice wethers, s37564oo; fair to
choice mixed, S3.O0Ql3.b0; native lambs. $3d6.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Jnly lo..-sPIRITs
TURPENTINE-- STEADY at 47lsc; receipts, 1913
casks. Rosin-Nothing doing; receipts, 4e7 bar.
rels Crude" Turpentine--Irreyular at Sl.75@3
and S3.25; receipts. l43 barrels. Tar-Firm Mt
81 ,85. receipts. 81 sbarr.ls.
CHARLESTON, S, g.. July lo,-TURPEN.
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WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW
Dun 6. Company Report More Encour-
aging Outlook.
(By Associated Prcss.)

(By Associated Prcss.)
NEW YORK, July 10--R. G. Dun and
Company's Weekly Review of Trade to-
morrow will say:
Business again responds to improved
conditions. Retail distribution Of mer-
able. weather and fewer labor contro-
VERSES. while wholesale and jobbing
trade, especially at the interior, shows
the encoura cling effect of brighter agri-
cultural prospects. There is the custom-
airy demand for farm hands.
Reports Of holiday traffic and holiday
trade report no dminution in purchasing
more gratifying situation than expect
cd. There is less than the usual mid
summer 1dleness in manufacturing, ex-
cept IN the cotton industry. Commodity
prices advanced slightly during June.
fDun's index number of July being 500, 1856,
compared with s9S636 a month earlier. A,
decline Of "a per cent. is recorded in CONF
parison with July, 1902 chief in articles
OF food.
Railway earnings for. June are 1874
larger than last year, and 25.3 in excess
of 1901
Changes In changes of raw cotton are
never good for business In finished pros
manufacture shows no improvement in
response to the fluctuations at the Cot
ton Exchanges But it is certain that
there Will ultimately come In a revival
Of normal activity at the mills when the
material reaches less inflated level, at
which goods can be manufactured with
proht Meanwhile stocks Of goods In deal
are insisting on generally higher prices
than they did a week ago,
Failures this week number 1874 in the
United States against 1913 last year
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DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK. July l0--Condiions In ry goods
are practically unchanged with purchases re-
sricted TO actual requirements Buyers have
been affected by the heat and also by the ui-
settled conditions Of the raw cotton market.
Stocks In first hands or on ,jobbers' shC/ies are
light but no speculation is INDUCED in.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, July 10. 1908

virssinia Carolina Chemical Co. preferred-5
SnH 49,. Carolina Chemical CO. common--l0
shares at 81.
STATE SECURITIES: BID Asked
Gorth Carolina As, c., 1910. ....... lO2
Ia. SIS, New. c, and r. 1927. s!A q
"a. Centuries. %. G, and H., 9iE e2ls
RAILROAD BONDS
4. G. L. R. r. Consol, TT, 4s,.., 9sh
Pet Glass 6's Il, G., 1885,, 1l2
pet Glass B 6's r. c.. 1926. l23 -.
Western n. G. lst es, c., l9l4,. JIG
RAILROAD STOCKS: Par,
Ca, 3d. and Fla. lst ptd ,.,',,loo es
Ca So. and Fla. com 100 30
Norfolk and Western com. ...,.1oO 81 -,
r. II and p. Div. Oblig, 100 200 2"i
Southern Railway pfd........l0o 81
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS:
FIRST National .,,.,..,.,-.,,.,.loo ING
planters National .,..,,..,,,,l0o $50 =.
Petersburg Saw and lns. Coco 10 "A
INSURANCE COMPANIES:
virginia Fire and Marine. rs 81 -.
virginia State ....,,,-,...,...,2o 81
MISCELLANEOUS;
American LOCOMOTIVE ptd 100 Of
Consolidated Tob As bonds. 100 soA -.
Va-Car. Chem, pfd,, p. c...l00 ia lis
pa.-Cer Chemical com. .,...,loo 81 52H
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, ND, July lo.--seaboard Air
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ut tho G1eatres.

t"SSS@T'SNSyTSrSH>N|NI V''|N/SSD|NsrS
There will be matines and night per-
rison-Adams Company will appear again
in ARABIAN Nights Its most successful
effort, The performances to-day will mark
the close of the season at the Broad
Street Theatre and in the interval boz
tween the close and the opening of the
next regular season the house Will under
60 extensive repairs and alterations.
The management has done something
in the way Of Improvement and better
exception to the rule. "A larger stage,
changes In the palm garden and improved
gallery accommodations are among. the
plans to be carried out. Those who have
not seen Sidney Grundy's play. "Arabisn
Nights" should not lose the opyportun,,ty
comedy, and ii is we'll mounted anG adj
mirably acted. The company will so else
where on the Wells circuit after this
week, and its departure. which Is en-
forced by the strike, will be sincerely
regretted by every one.
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EAST LIBERTY IA, July lo.-CATTLE--
Steady. Choice, S50od5l5; prime. s4,70@l 90;
good 81 ,40@l 60. Hogs--Lower. Prime heavy,
s5,6o@5,65; mediums, $3.50; heavy workers.,
$5soG5s5; light workers. sel0G82 90; pigs,
Best wehers, $4o0@44O; culls and common,
$l6oG225; yearlings, $3,ooa5.oo; veal calves,
$6,5o@7O0
CINCINNATI, o., July 10.--HoGS-Dull at
$3,0Od5.50. Cattle--Dull at SO, 25148o. sheep
Steady at Sl.5o@3.G0, Enthusiastically at
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. g, 1885, Is h,rs sss' 40
SAVANNAH. GA, July 1O.--TURPEST1NE---
Firm at 47Mc.; receipts, os7 casks; sales. $50
casks; exports, 40 casks. Rosin--Firm: receipts.
1882 barrels; sales, 2,4oo barrels; exports. CTS
barrels, g5ta
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DIR. JOHNSON OUT AGAIN
viii Preach at LAUREL Street at Both
Services To-Morrow.

Rev. DR.. Henry E. johnson, pastor OF
Laurestreet Methodist Church. will re-
sumo his pulpit work on next Sunday
morning and will preach at both SER
vices.
The doctor has greatly improved from
the injuries received several weeks ago
In the cannon ball wreck near Petersburg,
and the announcement Of his continued
will be pleasant news to the members
Of the congregation and his numerous
friends,
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
95se Erssus ans Beech E5s1
HA%THohSE, D. D, psstor.-,R5eaehine a. i
AM by the pastor subject The Reward ls Of
Sunday sunday school COL at us A. N.
si5 t,, and Main s,reets9mR,ev ".
10 services at night. Sunday school at $50 A
pes z... SEsrSS BH
SsH' r F s 9i pss,oss SGss young asa
Ali welcome: fans to keep you cool.
GRAcE.sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH !CoR;
ner Grace and F1ushee streets)Cc , CHARLES
A. Pieschns By the psstop 1iD
and SIS p. n. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
BRoAD.sTREET N. E. cHURcH--REv. ".
B. BEAUCHAMP. pastor.-Seryiees Sunday by
s ss Il t. ts ed ss s2sns
topic topic, "our Brother for All That"
cLAY.sTREET 81. E; CHURCH tc 6iH:2,Y
sseP Ps e ssss snsss at II l.
s1sssst s prayer and and is
Pleas"
LEAR, D. D.. pastor.-Preaching at IL A.. N:
and SIS P; N. BY the pastor. Sunday school
uN1oN.sTATIoN n. f. cnqRcH;n7REy::
ia ii 4. n BY Rev: Nj. cUTHRo The gifted
Es ,eo Ss!sSr e sSeHdA SRrpPE'
JOHN LAMB viii address the Sunday school on
John Wesley.
SECOND PREsBYTERiAN cHuRcH-REyy;;
A. Ho Il, and $ 2. Il Instead q 5: as usual;
Rev. JERE WITHERsPooS, D.. D. PASTOR
Services at II o'clock A. NJ. and s:lb o'clock P.
CHURCH OF THE covENANTa7,REy. J..
CALVIN sTEWAHT p r. nsst s:5 s ssa
DAY. school aS at o:so a. NJ. Devotional service
Wednesday at S P. N. All welcome.
| WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
!. II. and s:l5 ?. s.. by Rev; 7. r. English.
| D. D. Sunday school at $3.50 A, n. Mid,week
| service Tuesday at s;lb z. NJ Cordial welcome
| to ALL
MARsHALI.STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
soeE!Mhev s 3 l. MELToS lprssshns
school oso a. II. Christian Endeavor Society
| 7:l5 P. NJ. Mid.week prayer meeting Wednes'
| day s:l5 P. NJ.
SEVENTH STREET GHRlsTiAN cHuRGn
BY Prot. GEoR ORC p Golfer. Of Ann Arbor
Mich Morning snDdset ns Ne ss
| to the Galatians.
! wEsT.ESp CHRISTIAN. CHURCH tMoRRIs
Street between Main and Floyd Ayennel,r -
RTs1shns to.moFS9w and Ss s;I ISL H. y VIVID
EPISCOPAL.
THE MONUMENTAL CHURCH (BROAD
Street below Twelfthl-Rsv W. z. EVANS. D.
| D., Rector,-Holy communion A. NJ; morning
service at ii o'clock. No afternoon service
during July and August,
|
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NEW OK Ss i,E Ass9slat la. July lo,.sec,
rotary Hester's weekly state'neh' ~ 'N'
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cotton at all ports since September lst
Galveston, 2,0al $40 bales; New 6, Orleans,
Q, oo2 400 bales; Mobile, 2l4o6o bales; Savannah,
mpgton, so5, OBS bales; Norfolk, 5os, z73 bales;
baltimore 7.6l5 bales; New York b7 OBI bales 6s
bales; Philadelphia, % $50 bales; Brunswick.
bales sSl bales "a saa Pense
pnrt ToWnsend, 50, 5S4 bales; San Francisco. So.
AZ ~ bales; Portland, Ore, l5il bales; Fl paso,
1887 bales: Eagle Pass l2d7o bales; Laredo
IA 1oa hales. Total. 7.6Is.H2 bales
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Cotton futures opened stendy and closed barely

Spot cotton closed quiet, 80 points h1ghtr'
middling uplands. 1880; middling gulf 1919;
sales. 2.7l6 bales.
Cotton. quiet; middlins, 1880; gross receipts
44o bales; sales. 2.71o bales; stock. lo2oae
bales.
Total to-day at all senports-Net receipts,
1 262 bales; export to Great Britain, 70 bales;
to the Continent. Ito 7bales: stock. 245oe7
bales.
IA 90 7bales; export to Great Britain. 933 bales:
to France, 5000 bales: to the Continent o,355
Total since September LIST at all seaports-.
Net receipts. 7,e7s,2i2 bales; EXPORT to Great et
bales; to the Continent 2,7oe,276 bales; to
Japan, 1878 bales
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The bond required OF the Special Com
missioner by the aforementioned decrea
has been duly given.
Clerk.
H. "A. Mccurdy and w. B. PizzinI. Auc-
tioneers.
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Line common. 21@21A: do preferred, &c. do
As, 7Saia79. Atlantic Const Line common
and preferred, no sales.
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San 90 Delivered
YOee At Your Station.
Ladies', DO Not Miss This Opportunity

You can buy the Standard. Grand. 1n-
proved Drop Head Rotary shuttle s, S 3pS,
They are new, never been u l'
Why not save $50 or $40 by ordering one
fast, Send us $2.b0 as guarantee Of good
faith, we VIII ship you the macnine
charges paid. II found satlstHactoTy; you
Reference. National Bank, Bristol Tenn.,
and mercantile agencies.
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cOTToNsrrD or, MARK

coTToNSEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, July 1o.--Cottonseed oil WINS nrm
with offerings light and prices shade higher.
Prime crude, f.. o. b. mills 3l132c.. new crop;
prime summer yellow. 43A 944c.; OF summer
yellow, 3sc.; prime white, 47d47ibc.: prime
winter yellow, 47c.; prime meal, s27G21. 80 nom.
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changed. ,
points hiSher Liverpool cables were sensation
ally favorable The situation was too bullish
for the bears and they made wild rush to
list it was heaviest In September, which option
was the center of the recent attack OF the Wall
enormous scale. Later In the day prices receded
under profit taking by recent purchasers. Com.
pred with yesterdays figures the list to-day Jay
other months were l3Gl7 points lower.
Cotton futures quiet and steady; July, 1919
August l29SMl3.OO; September, lO.744lO. 75i
October, 8.7l@D.7o; November, o.52Mo.53; De-
cember, o.A5@0.48; January o,46G9.H.
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AUCTION sALEs-ruTURE DAYS.
BY j. Thompson Brown g. Co.,
Ills Main Street,
C. ouRT SALE, TO THE HIGHEST
~ BIDDER OF
81 Acres of Land,
TOWN ROAD. SIX MILES EAST OF

Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit
Court of Hcnrico county. in the suit of
Mark Hardin vs.. Edward J.. and Katie
j. Cussen, entered June 26. 1903 the un-
derslgned special commissioner will sell
at public auction. in front of Henrico
MoNDAY. JULY 18TH, AT IL NJ,
the property described In said decree as
follows: Certain tract, Of land in Henrico
county, about six miles below, city of
bytown Road, upon which the, father OF
Edward Enroughty lived. bounded on the
north, east and west by the lands OF
Jacob A. Atlee, on the south by Hutson
Jordan and others, containing sixty-seyen
acres. more or less. belng the same lan n q
conveyed to Edward j. Cussen by Frank
TERMs-Cash, as to expense OF sale
and to pay note OF 1890, with interest
from October is, 1902, balance siX, Twelve
and eighteen months. evidenced by neso-
table notes. with interest added, and u !,
tie retained until conveyance Is ordered
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CHICAGO. ILL, July lo-The wheat market
exhibited considerable strength again to-day,
the September option closing Mc. higher. Sep.