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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
York, hut elsewhere has experienced no
unfavorable conditions and cutting naA
progressed satisfactorlly.s
WILL TALK NO MORE
Negro, Who Made Incendlary Speeches,
Shot and Killed.
!. (By Associated Press.)

oTOI anu \ll
a.5 (Byi Associated Press)
MEMPHIS, TENN, Septemb Der LA
special from New Roads, La, gives FUR
ther particulars regarding the assasslna-
ton OF L. A. Planning, a negro educator,
near Oscar La, Sunday night, by un-
known persons.
Planning 4 was. principal Of the Pointe
Coupe tIndustrlal College, an institution
for thA education of, negroes While on
his why home Sunday night. on the9maln
road, near False River, he was fired upon
from a cotton field. The first shot struck
the horse which the negro Was riding, and
tho second struck Planning In the back
OF the head. penetrating the brain and
causing Instant death. +.
It is claimed that Planning recently had
been making incendiary speeches to! tho
negroes of the community, advising them
not to work for or to have anything to
do with white folks and 1t Is believed
that these utterances had much to 90
with the assassination.
Booker n. washington was to have VS.
tied this vicinity next mon tn as the guest
Of PLANNING. to deliver series OF lec-
fi,rAa
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DROUGHT DURING in
WEEK JUST GONE

Section Director p. "A. Evans has Issued
the following weather crop bulletin; & l
with the exception OF a few counties
lin thu western portion Of the State. nos
tably Bland, Dickinson, Pulaski and por-!8l
lions OF Rockingham and Wythe, where
somewhat droughty, conditions prevailed
the weather OF the week wss all that
could be desired for crop growth and field
work. The rains were for the most part
abundant. aud with the exceptions above
noted) we'll distributed, while the days
we're hot and sultry and the nights warm
| Under theaa favorable crcumstlrc the
advance Of outstandlng crops w was RAPID p
| turing in highly satisfactory manIiar.
Late corn and tobacco at this time are
pong fE IS s Ts i t het hssq ts
season, and present Indication are that,
with eentnuanee Of the present So ssason,y
oSe ha vs hss W Ess fa s se
sssond oiop WI 3 ~. n nsGSTly al | 10
s ssssHn s rFH m ana ana G5ass ss
%hioh are grown pr4ne!nally II the Na1llsiy
have d9nS yery Ts sxiespt and
ashs Iats s ssHss tssy
tomnt toes especially being abnna asn ~, a.
in in Various parts OF the State tpr cam
Ming purposes. and largo, auamt!uea are
now going to the cannerles, There was
sems atSp asrns tn Il
still behind Its normal condition. Tor tne
season, Opportunity vas h9d u s ,,C,. field led
sWW Itif Viii s., 81 material assistance
eaaatioHhp soma A localities sspartns ihsHi
SinterIor and others average e3ihsiueran, nle
hbe o%nhs o nS ae eee Of the rains 81 lie
presiding week, the soil ~ some ON, sections
to- yet tb to wH5 IN Ws Where sea-
sonable weather has prevailed the cons
T me" consensus q opinion among, CORE
spondensi sS IS pthe yails s Section se ana
few neighborh2ods where =, from one eaugs
that an excellent yed In YIN 30 nhni '9t hs
General rs s NJ "a good grawtth Of hades Indicates
that a hns crSp Of fodder will be secured
1.-THE present good weather continues,
Snssr 'q sansESe Hsd s"H Fqn
aiH'' he oestIooS. one the Whole, u si'.
couraging, The acreage planted 70 thls
SsGp b %ss ps ssonaPon nj t IS SEs' ABREAST
erl ths up Wa whera this Work Is Snass
Potatoes (Irsh>,~The Arst planting 81
that put IN Tor a SECOND crop did not do
we'll In some localities. and there was
considerable rottlng reported from excess
those fields where the second crop was
put in late have done very We!i, F ths 4
l. faLl ersn o. sWsst n9Iaasttes ana 'sy
are hsns shpesa about so as Previously
ported, Apple harvest has begun, and
an excellent yield Will be secuFet #s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02

ss.75. pork-ouIet Tallow-Du,l; city; ace;
country, AK 65c. Rosin-FGm strained. com.
mon to good, $2,o5@2lo. Iurpentne-st' tea ~
Z co1ee-fbe market for coffee futures opened
unchanged. but turned slightly armer as me nc
close was steady at an advance OF SOLO points
Sales. 1000 bags Spot Rio, qulet., sugar-
stendy; raw. arm. Rice-Firm. Mos 1''Ns
Firm. ~
st.sf ,s
and Pennsyivania. &c. VI,
Pota steudy: Jersey, Sl;5oGii:7b; , VIZ,
ksndpicked, ~ lte.; other domestic, 8g4Ec.
Cabbag es-Stendy; Long Island. per 100 pounds
S5@ s; western. barrels, $123 cotton--by steam
( TO Liverpool, l2c.
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept Wheat was easier
early, but cio.ed 1rm at an advanced O H. = %
hc,Ifor December. Corn was strong: Decen-
Der Closing N@hc. higher. December oats
we're up Mc., with provisions ba12hc. higher.
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TWO MARRIAGES
Rev. j, Q, Babcock Makes Four Young
Hearts Happy.

.. ''
Mr.. William c. Moore. a successful
farmoy OF Hanover county and Miss
Buena ", pugglns. q charming and at
tractive young lady Of the same county.
wer united In marriage at Falrmount
Methodist parsonage Sunday morning at
3 o'clock
Rev. j, o. Babcock was preparing to
leave for Sunday school when the coupld
presented themselves, Mr.. Babcock com
piled with their request and united them.
Mrs. John Shock and Mr.. ]. w. Askew
attended the young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore left Immediately
d for their future homo. at Hawlstts in
Hanover county, on the 10 O'clock train,
Rev. j. Q, Babcock also united Mr.,
Hardy Shaw. and Miss, Nattie L, Enelt
Sunday night at the Methodist parsona ge,
Mr.. Granville Keys and Mr., Luther C..
Smith accompanied the young couple to
tho minister's house.
Mr.. and Mrs Shaw will be at home to
their friends at No. ga North Seventh
Street, Richmond,
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The MARKET
lMMOBILE'.
Dealings Fell OFF to Below
Quarter Million.
# - IA
THE PRICES RAN orr SOME
There Was No important Recovery and
K Market FslI Into Profound Du'I-
ness and Closing Was LIZA.
less and Heavy.
THE PRICES RAN Off SOME
fRv An.oclatetl Prcss.l

-, !gy AD:oeIated Press2 y.
NEW YORK Sept l-Yesterdays m =,
creased yolume Of buslnesss . Wss eut IN n
to beiow 4 e tiy ss Of q million shares.
The most OF this again, was done In the
hrst two hours of trading. Prices OF q
se 81 II t tat 'tns e po sate q m9Es
that bit Z tie .s' ma rket feil into pfofouna,
dulness and neglect,and prices rema,n,s s ca
less and heavy There was nothing ~
vepsai n the direction H 81 he prices q
stGSes Te 81 tS RsefSptfSt y s@Rs
OF professional traders to move prices
upwards to. any large extent.
"a part OF these efforts had Gons,sttsee a
Operations In io.day's market which were
fsde e ri nj a o sah
stocks. Brokers who have, supported ne
market while professional bears ds,r wsre g.,
past week. and who were supposed 10
act for great financial ders, sold open.
8ly to-day In different stocks around tho
nhs LED to The presap so1ts sha 10
Mt prices.
\, Yesterdays views Of the tra,nYsIfer q q
the UNDERWRITING syndlcate,s no!olne ~
Metropolitan Securities to other Inside
interests, was decidedly modified to-day.
Tho sisn In tina local fractions yesterday
helped the advance elsewhere, and to-
days sharp reaction In those stocks was
Rtreet was inclined to-day to regard tho
operation rather as a withdrawal OF Inn
portant interests from the company than
rs measure looking TO- further consoli-
dalton OF interests as was the case yes
terday. The Weather Bureaus weekly
report was not consideed renssurlng
either as to cotton or corn. and the wheat
market also reflected bulish sentiment.
The very favorable statement ot tho
Reading system. was made the occa-
sion for profit-taking In the same way
that other recent good showlngs have
been.
4 The bond market was dullsand sirIegu.
lar. Total sales, itpar value, &l.2t5 Cd
United States as, new As. registered and
b's advanced IA per cent. on the last call
Total GALES Of stocks today were .2l'-
0Go shares Is ~
+ 81 MONEY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
Money on call setady. 3-iGI2 1Fe: closing.
! ~; time money, dull and nominal: sixty
days. S-%Nf5: ninety days, hff5 IL; six
months. 5 l-2l6: prime mercantile paper,
666 10: sterling exchange. firm. with act
ua business In bankers bills at NSS. I15
l.sG20 for demand and at 81 .s3.Ad -. 40
and H.ss l.26i.s7; commercial bills.
N11.4: bar silver. b75-S; Mexican dol
lars. IS 1-2.
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PRODUCE MARKET,

\ NEW YoRK, Sept, i,--FLoUR--sta9dy apd
uuiet Rye Flour--Stsady; fair to good. 81. 500
a40 carRmeal--steady, Rya~Flrm. Barley
s'SMV4M sat-spot arm No, . red, $3.50, Ths
ssble,. rSs,usd. bevsyss, sad sesame Az
ID III afternoon on e hulllsh weekly Ecysrppent
crop bulletin The s|ess .asWsla 1aGHs; ut
eHasrp'-spot ssaSyE No, 9 5os' Option oar Rsr,
snd covering. It closed 70, net higher. Nay
CLOSED at f7!be.i septeMbr, e &C.; December,
sNs, oats-sEot Sssy; , Sa, 49, sss: .s@. -
Cut Melts-Steady, I.ard-%Quiet; Western
steamed, $s.6o nominal; refined, hrm continent,
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WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN
Cotton Crop as Whole Has Suffered
Deterioration In Past Week.
(Ry Assocl.,-.r FFess,

(By AEHutE-'-v" tFess'I
WASHINGTON, Sept, 1.-The weather
Bureaus weekly summary OF crop aoR-
' N'aWhile there has been some improves
ment In the condition OF cotton, mainly
in portions Of the central district. the
Ion Ion rust and shedding, being very gems
erai throughout the belt and premature
opening in some, Of tha eastern DISTRICTS
Where excessive heat, proved ,,nfa,yorg9ble,
ana VIII Whiie boil worms are disappearing
an nm.t Tie crop more promising In tha
Northern counties, the boil weeyI een-
tinues very destructive IN the southwest.
i hs now general throughout the southern
'SThe tobacco crop has suffered some
iniiry from rains In Wisconsin and New
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Mr., Griggs With the Globe.

Mr., w. ], Griggs. late president az tho
has accepted and assumed thss t dunties q
the position az salesman for the Globe
Clothlng Company Seventh and broad
Streets, Mr' Gr!ggs g s as SAYING
but VIII not seek official position Ia the
organization. He will OF course retire
from the. position Of president OF the
street railway union.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
Morgan Is Wanted.

Governor Montague yesterday issued a
requlslton, upon thu Governor Of Tonnes,
see for Richard Morgan, who Is wanted
IN Russell county for robbery, II Ii al
legged that Morgan entered the store OF
Mr. W G.. Rurchteld. stole some jewSlry,
and then made hla way across the Tens
NeSSee line,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. l. 1903.


53fF e85 ARRIVED. 4
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes Norfolk merchan-
disc and passengers.8 Old Dominion line.
Stea mer Pocahontas. Graves, James River land.
ipgs and Norfolk, merchapdlse and passengers,
Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon Rhodes, Norfolk, merchan'
disc and passengers. Old Dominion limo. lg&
B Schooner George Churchpaan. Matthews. James
River, light. Re
PORT or WEST POINT. SEPT. 1, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Charlotte, Murphy. Baltimore passengers and
Elm city. Haynes, Mattaponi River landings.
passengers and general cargo. sI
SAILED.
Charlotte Murphy. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo.
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, SEPT. !, 1908.
SAILED
Steamer st. Leonards, New York.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, SEPT /. 1908.
Barge Sharon Hill. Battprty, to load railrtNd
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Richmondsrs In New York,
(SnecIul to Tho Times,plspatch

Especial To The TIMeS'Ilsp4tcHJ
Eaufman; Fifth Avenne, Mrs, y, Z, Rob
lnson; Waldorf, ,Dr Trsvlll!an aNd wlt9ai
hooly; Empire, Miss T, Cohen. r, Ahern;
Grand e. Mlllhlser; Marlborongh; r.. Up
shur; ST. Denis, w, G. Goodall, r, 8,
Gray; Hoffman, Y, Ellysoni Earltns'
Scott; Grand Union, j, Burrus.
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TIE leading futures ranged a. follows ~.

steady No. 3 red wheat, !sK @s2e, No 2
slAs IT, ys!o we ot Good Good
seed!nr Sasisy tsr to chsee mailing
b5Ghsc No. l naxseed, $1.osi No, l. north.
% porK per b.r,el 500 lard pet 100
;heft . sIes :ds' GSSsas,
sas7H AZ: short clear sldes tboxedl, $7T6@
7s7is Glover, contract Ersdoo $4,000 L. g;
tBntter---stead.i creamery, l4l1se,; DAIRY, I5%t
Guided, iesNl7e. chee.e-steady. a. oh@M4sosc;
FReccin.s--Whcet l4B.b25 bushels; corn. <0h, 500
bushels; oats, 2oa.sb0 bushels DOGS !1'ooo
head,
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ts,T0i plAoolHs suttl 3"Vi p'1s'i s'"' "''"'Np'
Cotton. steady; m!ddling. l2,7a, gross re-
ce!pts. Sal ba,epi stock. Fla4So9 bales
Eoa today y ss,n2Et;,Sa'7 s 5siSs'Pt:
10 the Continent, 8 balesi stock, 16a, Dos hales.
Copsol!da ted At all soaporta--fet seee,pts,
1,6a5 bales, export to Great Brsta'p, II 1ha|eSi
to The Continent, 74h bales.
Total since September lat 1T all eaaporte.-Nat
receipts. soa,7 ss balesi cgpost to the Continent
hsIes,
NEW ORLEANS. IA,,z s.pt, s;-.coIToN,;Ss
futures aud ths aeela. ~ Liverpool, s ,tnn.
1890 bales, including 100 ia Rrrlye; Quotations
bisSss Grade. rsdassi "; s..,.,
hi Va. points !9wsr October ~ sud q.
es The sSyerqsat reports vas d tss fGy
e,VooI market and heavy realizing sales OF
soany longs carried prices down e s,d TIE
IT, lIua, saptsu,h,eg !o,t g points October "
Cotton futures easyl September, !!'ssgg!Lsoo;
October sI@lossI EoyemheF 1o 9; dsi6 90 9s
February, 1909 9lo0Sl March, 1QoS@40'o7'
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BALTIMORE, MD, sept: l-FLouR-s.esdy
s sas 2hsea sothern By sample 7o0s2e corn
s@51ea Arms s9q mIssG S Ssss, egse
o . 4Hpats news 4le. sales, Rye-Ftrm. Butter
and Eses-stsady and unchanged. Cheese
Firm AID unchanged sugaF--Ftru' rspa 81 un'
changed
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Sept, J, 1908,
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS,

NEW YORK, Sept, 1,-nEEyvEs.-n eceIippt:.'
etsud siA City DRESSED native sG,, gsueval sales
head; isce!rts i2S head ys 1, gated ah9}!
psupd. city d.esscd vesls, SMl2e,, per pound
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 7,nsl head sheel
were dull, about steady ~ p'leat lames gnls'
ad H which sold lower. Sheep sold, NJ sano@
SO per 100 po!nds. not Including little bunch
81 Meaaaet Canada At $sssaSo cas II
G4.5o. Dressed mutton, hIs @1hc. per pound
desssd 9nbs 7'es Rsg p?Haf 9ae'P enn
syivania OF about medium weight sold vt $6.8t
per 100 poundsi heavy ut 500
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago. Rock island and Pac. 4a...... l 90
c.. c., C.. and 1t. Louis gen. E4s.......... ~ ~
Chicago Terminal a. ......,..........,.. 20 %
Colorado snd Southern 4s..............\ 90
gis ., H. III lao ~ 80. ,...,....... 0B y
E rt;s Ft nana. ~" L. ....,,....... S3M
rnrt W.orth and denver City lists. ....... 1924
f, ~ v.iiavl 1Xs i. ...,.,.,,....s1O4
: a.isn,s, - ,.S.h rinthsd IL. ,,...,.. os
Tanbsttsn con. rold 4s...,.............. lo1h
t1rt..n Tontrn, ",,........... 70
33trrt,eon Cnntrsi az Inc .............. u
Kim, and It, Louis 4s...,............. o7N
1ti..n,,i'1Knn and Texas 34s.,......... 9TH
Sfissmi,i Kan. and Texas 2ds........... 1874
New York Central gen. 3hs.......G... 05I
Een, Ior.ov Contrai pnn 6S....,.,...., 1928
S eT Pscisc Is. 1ooM
Northern Pacific So .................... -
Norfolk ana Western con. ls........'.....' " ",
Reading General Is ..................... 1914
81, .. and Iron Mountain con. bs........ ~
ST. Louis and San Francisco 4s.......... "
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l5 nALr1monE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, 3D., Sept. 1-sesbosrd ALT
Line common. ~; do preferred. 20 sales. sea-
hoard Is. 77Js CTS Atlantic Coast Limo COM
mon, ll21l13; preferred. no sales.
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nay GOODS II, MARKET.

NEW. YORK, Sept. IA slightly better n.
Cart ' Of IS Suyers for prompt shipment are the pru
cipa characteristics Of the dry goods markets. Ssa
con1rmed. but the trade has come from only
one quarter and is not expected to become
general by any means. Jobbers continue 10 e1'
perience an active trade. a.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, NJ. g.. Sept. 1.-sP1R1TS
TUnPENTTNE at Size; receipts, 10
casks Rosin-Firml at sl:b5 and 81. 80; receipts,
10 barrels Tar-Firm at $l85; receipts. q
barrels Crude Turpentine- at sl.75935oi
receipts, o. barrels. -. Z, 80,
j SAVANNAH, GA. Sept. IL 1-TuRpES,T =! 3-o
ca.Is; exports, IS casks. Rosiu..-Firm; re.
ceipts, 1905 barrels; sales 1,blo barrels; c1'.
~ MAR Ri s. O.. Sept. l.-ruRPEN:.;
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Spanish. nuts. ooc, bushel Few nuts being
u PETERSBURG. VA. Sept. PEANUTS
Market quiet. 5.Fl "A tfE&sf3 tia 81 zl7a.
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Wall Street Gossip.
Especial to The rimes.plzpntch.)

Especial to The Tmes.plzpntchD
NEW YORK ssp. THE ops,R,ns e The
;'sst n' ,ss SSstsF s
was not very clear there was some INCLINATION
not backed by an unusual volume OF foreign
purchases. aud traders were iaeliued to resume
the proht-taking movement OF the preceding
The reported labor troubles Of Baltimore aud
Ohio were not treated seriously and the stock
acted we'll.
sAGGEp IN THE FIRST HOUR:
The nnrket showed a .sslpy tendency IN TIC
s s Of tbs
realizing Oh the advance OF the previous day.
The professional element was either: taking
profits or putting out shorts where stocks were
The Ia open selling o. stocks all around tho room
BY tlouscmun bad some depress!nS effect as
the recent advance md the most conspicuous
bull operator on the hoor. at that time.
finders who bought b.0oklyn .o1 Kapld TE1ns.
ported a very Indifferent market to realize In.
r9Ss De- De. ss,s Sshv s..ry selling
had come from good quarters. and the noor
traders were doing very Title to check The
and London did not AFFORD tha usual support.
Missouri Pac!hc was ono Of the. weakest feat.
Sures as the door traders seemed 70 have got
Wqe 81 ne ou IS s os and
not unfairly taken NJ an Indication that the
pool was content with small turps at present.
Rock leland began 10 feel the absence OF en-.
couragement from the interests most closely
identified with the property and traders ham
mer.ed It, dpdipg a:rathef weak bull account.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The Increase in ma.
tionaj bank circulation for August, 81, 24l,4Ss;
FOR twelve months. S57, s0a22si
EARLY AFTERNOON;
Z Tho market 10 the early afternoon showed n
decreasing volume OF trading and fair amount
OF support although after the early purchnses
for London room traders took the short side
with rather more confidence,
Canadian Pacific acted we'll, ex'dlvldend,9 and
was bought for bath Canadian and Berlin ac.
connt, Tbs stock Is stu very scarce IN thu
street. III
AMERICAN CAN DIVIDEND,
American Can directors declared q dividend
Of AZ per cent on The preferred stock, payable
September n0th, Id gtfN
rHB CLOSING.
The close was dull. hut not wesk. although
tho boar talk around tho atreet had psreeptlhiy
Increased In volume, The psofesslonah were
mt paying much attention to ", and said that
While he market did not bold It's rallies It b.,
came sold out very EASILY.
1n az 4 vNN1 n
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coTro ,N,sEED oIL MiRKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-Cottonseed oil was dull
and easy on spot. PREM crude, {, O., b. mills:
2s6 3Oc, nominal prime summer yellow. 406
4c G 81 summer, a7ls case: prime white 4sc.;
prime winter yellow, 46647c.
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y, = f.,nd,ng q, registered .......... 1914
U. g. refupd!ns q, coupon ............. !es,l
~ .. .a,,nan 1914
". 8. New As, registered. ......'.'..''''y;;SS ~
y. 81 New Is, coupon mountaineering. ~"
2. s. old 49, registered 1914
s. 8! S. iSlS
7; g: o. , eus,'0p oo1
Atchison, genera i..''''.'..,,.,. 80H
Atehiton ao1uis KNEE - ....,..!....,. 10ox
baltimore and OHIO ... 4. %
CANADA Southern IDS .....s.......!'''''.'' io4n
Central Of Georgia o. ;......''...'.'.... ~"
Central o. ueots' nhin '4M........,... 10ON
Chesapeake A nn,. otH 80. ..,...... 73h
Chicago and Alton r. ~. T.. OK
Chicago. D. ann 9 9, Y,sui zen. is. 1n3h
Chicago and Northwestern con. $780, ''i
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The close was dull, hut not wesk. although
tho boar talk sroupd tho atreet had psreeptlhiy
Increased In volume, The psofessonals were
pnt paying much attention to II, and said that
while he market did not bold Its rallies II b.,
came sold out very easily,
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AMERICAN CAN DIVIDEND,
N American Can directors declared q dlvidanf
Of az per cent. on The preferred stock, payable
September both, tI t5
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CHICAGO. I'LL, Sept. observation-disclosures
1000 he9s :E4st sle% Soo, se rs sSS%sS
st|s ss l.t ssSSssi'5 d&a S ss
bulls. s294 so calves sssoae5i :. T sH1s. s
Hssss-I sl today 800 GssA; iomassew
$1,000 bead market s5saaE \! &C. co !S9wss NM,
Saw s. a., sosS sSt
sss,40deo5 baik Of, ssiss,, $3.50 l5ao. Sheep.
seslps hsSd market 'oT sas'h p stshadiy
wethsrs, i0GS s.; tair to choice mixed, ~, rs
as; Da live lambs, S3'6096
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PORT or WEST POINT. SEPT. l, 1908.
ARRIVED

PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. SEPT /. 1908.
Barge Sharon Hill. Batturty, to load railroad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
TONE pEc1pEpLY HEAVY:

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The Increase in ma
tional bank circulation tof August, *l24l,Ass
for twelve months. $57, s05,22si.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02

3 Spot cotton closed steady; middl1nG nplands,
l2,7b; p,iddling gulf, lS,o0I sales, a'a6 6hals''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02
MIscELLANEous MARKETS,
PEANUT MARKET.

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prime, sHc.i PRIME, OK @se.i common, exc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-02

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Strong at SS.25@68Q,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-10-02
81 Found 1t So"

Mccormick, H., Sept. zS.-Miss
Ethel Bradshaw of this place has writ
ten a letter which is remarkable for
the character Of the statements it
contains. AS her letter will be read
with interest, and probably with profit
by many women, it has been thought
advisable to publish it in part. Among
other things Miss Bradshaw says:-
81 had Kidney Trouble with the
varioUs unpleasant symptoms which
always come with that disease. and
have found a cure. | would strongly
advise all who may be suffering with
any form of Kidney Complaint to use
Dodds Kidney Pills, a remedy which
l have found to be entirely satisfac-
tory.
This remedy is within the reach of
all, and it is all that it is recommend
ed to be. | found it so, and there
fore feel it my duty to tell others
about it,"
DR.. Dunaway Of Benton, ILL.,. uses
Dodd's Kidney Pills in his regular
practice, and says they are the best
medicine for Kidney Troubles. He
claims they will cure Diabetes in
the last stages.