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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
GREEN and Redo
SELL FINE !. NJ: J. STORE I Re
A. M. Meyer & Brother. Jew.
elers. Purchase 3l3sEas1t5
Broad for S29.75O.

An exceedingly interesting sale OF
Broad Street property has Just been con- t'
cluded through Alessrs. Green and Redo
enterprising real estate agents, BY which 'PStta
Messrs.l A. NJ, Meyer and Brother, 5eW'eell--
'ers, become the owners Of No. SlS East
Broad Street, at present occupied BY the
Cross Shoe Company. The sum paid tor
this desirable property on the south SIDE
of the great retail thoroughfare was s&', 4
.76o, and Is the largest price given Tor q
singletlot on Broad Street In many yea:t.
Another interesting fact about the sale
10 that this property. has not changed
hands for nearly hal II a century.1t was
originally purchased by the late Henry
Cannon grandfather OF the former own
ers, Transfers OF realty on the south side
OF Broad Street are exceedingly rare,
there being practically none of this prop
erty on the market, and the Meyer Bro
.thers were most fortunate In securing tho
houte mon toned. E
The firm of "A. M. Meyer and Brother
Is composed of Mr., Abraham NJ. and Ell
c. Meyer, who have a handsome jewelry
store at present at No. 623 East Broad.
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oil. LEADERS IN
/ HOUSE AND SENATE.
Many May Return to Erst-
while Haunts in jan
uary.

As the primaries for the House and
Senate are held throughout the State, It
Becomes more and more evident that the
session Of the new Legislature IN Janu-
airy Will contain a large number OF men
makers, and who. after years of retire.
ment, will return to occupy their old
eents again,
Captain Camm Patteson, OF Buoklng-
ham, who has seen long service IN the
House, Will be a distinguished figure on
the Senate side, and Judge a. A. Phlegar
who Is likely to come to the upper branch
from the district Of Montgomery and
Roanoke city md county. has before
occupied a seat In that body.
DR., Charles Smith. OF Northampton,
co,nes back to the House after an abb
sence Of two years, and Hon. j. Thomp-
son Brown, Of Bedford, Will be In the
lower branch after having been out some
six or eight years. pr, II. S. Powell
represents brunswick about every other
term, and as this Is his time, he will be
returned Former Senator Stubbs, OF
Gloucester, who has served in both
branches, will be a member of the House.
and his presence will keep the body ever
mindful OF the fact that Virginia still
has oyster beds among her earthly pos
some Of tho former members OF ono
branch or the other who are running,
and whose primaries have not yet been
held, are Messrs. a, B. Fitzpatrick, OF Nell
son, 6, j. Campbell, Of Amherst; Carter
III. Harrison, of Powhatan Cyclone JIM
Marshall, Of CRAIG ], s, Craig, Of Rock
bridge, and William AIcAllster. OF Bath
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/ GENERAL Fl CROP CONDITIONS.
Cotton Shows Deterioration and Or,
Weather. Hurts II obacco: s35
(By Associated Pres


WASHINGTON, D., q, Sept. S,-The
Weather Bureaus weekly summary Of
crop conditions says: t5'
Complaints Of rust and shedding are
general Throughout the 60 ton belt, aud
as q result tho condition OF cotton has
deteriorated during the past week. The
staple Is opening rapidly, IN some sec
ing general In all DISTRICTS. Favora BILE
reports are received from North Carolina,
Oklahoma and portions Of South Carolina
and Mississippi, prospeotN5 being good for
q top crop, In the first named State IN
disappeared, boil weeYil continue destruc-
tive, and are puncturing nearly all new
forms In the southwestern, central and
eastern sections, and the crop is also suf-
ferlng from drought IN the northern = and m
tards frultlng, and causes much shedding.
= Tobacco Is suffering from drought y y
was damaged some by hail In New York
and New England; elsewhere the crop y
satisfactory. Cutting Is In progress In all
districts, and curing Is nearing compile
ton In the southern section.
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Richmond SIP, c. A.

The report Of Agent u. c. Taylor, Oh the
SIP. g. a. for the month Of August 1903,
Number OF cases investigated: Horses
and mules UNIT for work, unhtched and,
sent to stable. IS, horses and mules with
sore backs and gaulded shoulders, ~
horses and mules lame sent to stable, y !;
no cause for complaint. 8; overloaded
teams, IL; horses ana mules sent to shop
to be shod, TO-; drivers reported TO owners
and discharged. 8; cruel driving. = orus,
cared care foi; by agent, 4, Total, s., Dogs
and cats destroyed. ~; horses and mules
destroyed, "A. Total, 6G:. 4Admon!tion given
owners and drivers, n. Grand total, 2lS
cases Fines In court $l1S 4.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Sept, 8. 1908.
slsttr,b ARRIVED go H.hai ~ ~

PORT OF RICHMOND. Sept, 8. 1908.
ARRIVED. aa4. 6'5
Steamer Brandon Rhodes, Norfolk merchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
m Steamer Pocaho Graves. james River land.
ings and Norfolk, merchandise and passengers,
Virginia Navigation Company,
~ SAILED. VA
:, Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk. merchan,
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line,
PORT OF WEST POINT. SEPT, 8, 1908.
49, ARRIVED. h
4 Charlotte, Short, Baltimore, passengers and
Elm city, Haynes, Mattaponi River landings,
passengers and general CARGO
SAILED, l5aeTt, f
Charlotte. Short, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo. y.
passengers and genera! CARGO f
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PRODUCE MARKET,

.ta MsM held; winter patents ss.ooGi aoi Min
fair 10 good, $2.0593.3O CTnmegl--Eusy; vel,
tS% BARLEY .bnssriisy-ouet; feeding. aate.
Wheat -Spot easyi No. 2 red, Soc: Options.
after opening hrmly on rain ~ the Northwest,
gave way and became easy 3oAowins p'S r.
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eeipt, md liquidation, which was especially
hea r 10 tho last hour The market closed weak
ead = She; .1 nss hp%: May GSeea = "
vas weak Tor The start Under favorable weather .s
news that uneev:ea,a ss 10ng , i9'e alosed At
&c; september, ssHs, D.eeuaos'. sI g -. o4s'-
IA, 'lo1, % %..t. .sSsSss;
picked as bellies. Gi2o; picked shoulders, &c.;
pickied hams, 1ah @1ac: IAEd-Dull; western esusa,
:teamed So ao9in@aiS isnnsa family
;ii.oo@iT75; short clear, .l42o@1e.as' mess; mess
'csss Sssss
fui cream, fancy small, coored loks.; SMALL nann
white loAc.. Egss-steady; State ana 4l ieA IN
sylvsnia, fancy, mixed ~, n4,v o1oc,
nosin@Firin; Strained. common to good. s1g
as. rurpshtins-Eirm at beAac. =,
susar-Raw arm; fais sehnsn smss- IL Gre
e. assa cut nn oai crushed $500;
$40; graduated, vi cubes az. Jspsn iva
az. to Choice STA 42c !, !,
Conee-The market TT conee :!u. Sren. ope ~
nonts on the higher European cables and SINAI!
receipts close was steady nei ~ snot
t. t. De'iot. ssAf' .u,etes oSe mia qais'
co Pots soesests.dy Long Island. t11Sg2I Yer.
sey Rsltimote. tSTg i taney land hsnd,
n;cied, az abc other domestic, sG4Ae. CAP
bsgee-Easy; domestic. per 100, SSsgo; Pc. nsI'
rel, SOC. dil. Cotton-By steam 70 LIVERPOOL
IL cents. "
CHICAGO, ILL. Sept. e.-Grain, we're az ~
vs.E and lover, December wheat closing = g
Ec.@lower; December corn Ac lower arg oats
down NC, Provisions were Irregular clos'ps5
1910. lower 20 2zd@ PC. hiencE'
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Rjchmonders in New York,
fspeciul to Tho Times Dispatch. \

'~1" (specnl to Tho Times .nlspatch.) 1I
NEW YORK. Sept. S.-vManhattan--
Miss &, Arents; HofrInan-Tf''.I II. Fltzger-
ssta ~ T. Ff Heists Hera slldys n.2a
Mittoldorfer and wife. Miss r. u. Mlttel-
dorfar. H. Heller, 8. sycle;- Marlborough
u, II, Fergusson, Albert--I4. Hutzer; 81,
Denis--hllss Powell, j, Lewis, G. Phelps
and wife; Rartholdi-T. w, Gentry; Grand
Union-H. O.{Williams; yYellington--B VI,
Goodman, I. I. Strause.
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COTTON CROP SUFFERS
FROM HOT WEATHER
(By Associated Press.

--- ---- IEy lfSSUCIItetI- ~ y -------
MONTGOMERY. Ala Sept s.--"Ths
cotton crop has deteIotated fully % per
cont. IN the cotton belt Of Alabama, within
the past two weeks,'"'l said Commiss
OF OF Agriculture Poole to-day, 8
"The hot weather has stopped the
growth Of the cotton and caused It to
shod. Tho boil and the army worm, also,
have added To the injury. The, report
was made on reports received UP to Aug
ust goth, and since that date the crop has
been materially injured. pradlct the
next report will show a worse condition
than for years., h'5sS
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NAVAL STORES
-FI. fi
WILMINGTON.

IS WILMINGTON, N. O., Sept. s..-spIR1Ts
doing Z receipts, At
casks. Ieosin-Steady at S1.7D@1,7b; receipts.
$40 barrels, Tar--Flrn at Sl;05, receipts, 2s7
barrels Crude Turpentine-Ftrm At 81 ,7b@8,70;
receipts, J so barrels, 5 5i
Is SAVANNAH, GA, Sept, s.--TURPENTINE--
casks exports, TO casks. ", Rosln--F!rm; re-.
ceipts. 1885 barrels; sales, ;l.Boa barrelsi ex-
& * CHARLESTON, s. o., Sept. s.-TURPDN-
TyNE-Nominal. Ros!n-Steady.
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PRESIDENT WILLIAMS
GOES OVER SEABOARD

President John Shelton Williams. OF the
Seaboard Air Line. withia party Of friends
have been to Birmingham inspecting the
Seaboard system. @
some move was contemplated In connec-
ton with the road. but no one connect
ed with the Williams interests in the
city could give any information concern
Ing It. sts q
Portsmouth last night 5E3t
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Looks So.

And now Alabama moves forward.
,rhero is a bill before the Legislature
allowing all the saloon counties ,I6n q tRe
stit,mlnR n dspensary FOR the saloons.
Tt,heEiHs TO look as though the saloon
must co. Charlotte NoWA
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2 After a}Wa.ch,

A ladies' plain gold open face watch
was either lost or sto!en ah on 1he eahT T.m
r. NJ August slst. II bore the mono-
gram, lR.- r.. d. engraved ~ black,
CAPTAIN w, n. West. Southern. Railway.
viii be glad to reward he party return
ing It,, " II &S@sNgf
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-7Th4. decline In raw
cotton has been tho principal topic Of oonver.
quietng effect In certain quarters, adding
to 4 and intensfying the conserva ttsm which
has been shown by buyers Of dry goods for SO
long. Jobberu continue active. man orders being
liberal. 49,
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will sell Cor account. OF Mrs. g, Nc.
i sod. at 3l7 West Franklin street, AT 10 ~

gt1
- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Il, 1908
verv handsome Gilt Frame Mirror and
Mahogany Pin Table MahoganGy 7i Plse "a
Scroll Bedstead, ChIld's High Post Bed.
stead Mardrohss Rox ,tb Des yal k I5as.
Wnshstand ali in nice condition; Hand.
painted antique Vases Rss rnSis 1y TSIp
MRS Snt and Oak BOOK Gases, Turkish Rug
ana and IVA Walnut Frame Paror Suits; Wal
nut Extension Table, sldsboard; Chairs.
Side Table and Desk. Oak Desk, single
ana and double Iron Beds, Ianameled Iron
Washstands. White Enameled and IVA val
nut bureaus, Walnut Dedsteads. WASH
stands a and 'Wardrobes, Parlor La lps and
Ornaments, Portlsres. Curtains = ,aa
Music Box. Walnut Hat Rack Reyolylnf
oha.r Toilet orgsssrEE ncysiopasdla sni
miscellaneous Books and numerous othF
articles. tE.s
aEo. ~. MAYO Aucsion.ss
sep est
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Well Street Gossip.

G Special to The Times .D4spa tch.)
NEW YORK. Sept. s.-The opening OF the
4 stock market was fairly nrm: a, the news over
:, the holidays was connidered satisfactory aud
\ the advance In London was encouraging. Com.
mission houses had few buying orders and
traders generally seemed Inclined to operate
Tho United states Steel Issues acted we'll md
have been bought BIZ the uptown speculative
element, who talk higher prices on trade cpndi'
Some early Western buytns orders in Atehiso %
common were reported t.f.
satisfactory crop reportsJoTer the end Of the
week caused some Inquiry for the Changers.
!. especially as the market II going for good
government crop. report On Thursday. MN
After tho opening transactions the msrkct
In the nrSt hour hardly OBTAINED IA ACTIVITY, Al.
Wss =. G nausaee and the western easnt
rather generally represented 10 the trading.
Hnrris, Gates and Co. were unde,stood to hsye
Ia tho day Opinion is divided as IL the real
western attitude on the, market. Some people
gay thay are putting mp stocks 10 sci, IN nntiei-
ediy I a considerable section willing to take large
4 chances that way. fs
MARKET WAS RATHER NARROW:
After tho London trading was owe. the market
became rather narrower with some disposition
to sag. Traders were not SO hulll.h a. they
ass sseet rather easily on attempts to bid up
Boston was credited. With ths early selling o.
g E Msnnln spp seemed to have fair,stsed
selling order In Reading and checked tho oayly
attempt to advance the stock. iffj'i RI
s. All Yun,ors on Atchissn were mostly tracehbl9
10 the ga me source and that was ono not likely
TO be entirely unbiased. 4Tbe attempt to AZ re-
< cont purchaser upon Pennsylvania has been an
absolute failure. and Tho story that Union PRei,
nc had taken over the Morowetz and Berwind
holdings at a price rather above the market may
be dismissed al equally untrue The only buying
which can b positively traced is that By the
interest 10 control Of Rock Island.
THE EARLY AFTERNOON TRADING:
ALTHOUGH the market was narrow In tha early
afternoon It was not weak. and floor traders re-
Z pcrted !, that the opposition to declines was
\ almost as strong as that offered 10 attempts to
advance ryiccs from which 1t was inferred that
influential efforts were being made to restrict
speculation.
THE CLOSING:
Its market from condition OF uncertainty
and stsgnation in the early afternoon developed
postttve hea vineas In the last hour and closed
\ generally lower. The movement apparently re-
presented tho technical position moro than any
news development but door traders reported that
tbey were for the moment at least able to trade
With more success Oh the short side.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond; Van Sent 8. 1903
Uontberp Railway cpmmoA--loo shares at ssM.
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HEHF.J & sSI.7II' a r - u o y. "
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA, Nept. ,ss.-PEANUTs-
Farmers market dull. Fancy, 3xc.; strictly
prime. s@shc.; prime, a&c'; common 2hc.;
PETEnsBuRG, VA; sept, s.-PDANUTs-
Spanish. ooG92hc. Market firm, stock Light
and few being offered; Virgtuia's, $40. for
fancy ;smarkstf steady. 4, n III
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n =, e STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE ND. Sept. s-seeboard Az
Line common 2oK 52lN; DO preferred. 33h q
Linz common, 1loG1l4; Atlantic Coast Line
preferred, nothing doing.
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d,!ns yt up p iass; niddias suii T. 6o .sit'
B,27e bales. "a s3s #
Cotton quiet, middling, l225; sales, s,e7s
bales; stock l16,b6l balcsi export TO Great
Dt TotsI today o At al se.ports-N.t seceipt.
e,o4s hs,.si export to Great britain s'Slo eale''
Consolidatod !. at all seaports-Net receipts,
1874 7baley; export ITO Great Britain, 4,aho
bales; to the Continent, D,340 bales
= Tptsl since September LIST at all Comparatively
essp ea y t b:eo fIHHt SIS p.
NEW ORLEANS, La espt, s,-cQTToH-
Spot cotton quiet and easier, The sottoo - -
change having been closed since Friaay tns
market responded . =. decline n H, ! p
cent PEI pound on all grades Sales, 2,Aoo
bales, including 1850 To arrive.
Futures opened s013 poipts below friday's
closing invei the fluctuations. were vice ana
rapid. During the day September sola Gown ,n x
1890 and up to 10.00i October, a.4x 70 cIIyi
Soyeme ose F Rsssmss' e ess to
ana March down to 0,4o and up to oe7, Ihs
favorable government bureeu report, tnproyein
weather conditions and the daellns ~ Nav tors
were tho bear features, and the paTket WY
hammered down until pear tho enc o. me zee,
sion, the list at the close showing pet Ioss
compared WITH Fridays closing azure, o. H %
yember, 81 on December and the other positions
q c Eor' futures steady, seEte'nber. 1850
1O88: OctobRr, 047GlD.4si Eoveu.her 6Gdlp
III: December. 9B4Q0.86i January. e:s7Gossi
February, o ss@s, soi March, pto@p'4l
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! coTroNsEED OIL MARKEr.

NEW YORK. Sept. s,T-Cottonseed oil was
later deliveries. Prime crude. E. 0. b. mills.
nominal; primo summer yellow, II @41Hc.i of
summer yellow, 37G3c8.; prime white, 48c.;
prime winter yellow, 48947c. tS "a
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RICHMOND HORSE
SECOND IN RACE

Gallant, owned by Mr.. G, D, Hutzlor. OF
this city, was second III the third race at
Harlem. Chicago. yesterday The dis
lance was q mile and seventy yards,
By-Ways was the winner u, 1:44. liza
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u. s. refuudins %, registered. \. ......... 1osK
U. s. refunling o. coupon los
". 81 Bs, registered. ..,.... ..........'.. Ivy
U. 3. BE-, coupon S....................s.'.' Ivy
U. g. New 4s, registered lSo
Il, 4, New -. coupon ?. ........1sS
~. IA "a facilitated 100 u
y. s. old A., coupon ~ q
Il. 8. q, registered. AZ
It.S;aon' vener., IA e0f
Z .eh,sou eedinsttn.nt COX
baltimore am. ohio 4s. IN
baltimore and Ohio ahs.,...........'.. % % r
csaas. sonthsru 2ds II
C Cue % "n.ernto <, .........,..... 1O4K
c c " ". nons.i.5'1 ine. .....,,,..,. TAX
Cenus. q. M e,bin 4Hs.....,,...... 102M
Shesnpsass az" tit,n an.....,.,,,,.. 73lt
Chissyo ana o AtIo nnincv new ssK
GhiceGo' y. auu ut pa;,, Gan a. .......,. 1O4
Chieago' d. a Hnrthwestern con, 1907
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NEW YORK, Sept. s.-BEEV Es-Reeeipts,
soo head, al copsigued directs no sales reported.
Dressed beef steady city dressed, native sides,
Receipts, 2s2 heed steady generally slow for
western calves. yeols sold At $+.oo9S.25 per
100 pounds; few beads at, $s.gb bunch OF
Der pound Sheep and 1Ambs-neeelpts, 3 $50
head; sheep firm; lsnbs active 100 lie higher,
possibly excepting comlnup: Sheep sold at $50
a,7o; . few punches At S0se04i lambs At $3.50
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Geo. ", Mayo. Auctloneer.

4 NrToup PIN TABLE AND MIRRSpE,
"A HASDSOME ANTIQUE MAI!OGA,,
antique nGGE g Sssss f bsska he Msse
,nnan,,s hooks, Chamber and lPhrlor} suits
and u other Household Furniture. Carpets.
&c, ut auction. Ettf
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ST.. Louis Southwestern 1sts........... eo /
81. Louis southwestern 2ds......,....... Y
6an Antonio and Arkansas Pass la........ Il !,
EoutheSn phcinc 4a......t......t....... Sb "a
Southern HALLWAY IS ,,,..,..Ks... 11YM
;rsras and painc ists Y. .,t..... IAN
rrnedo n land Western lA..,...... 72
i; ys P s ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oaA
f1nion ~ cinc Dcony Observation-Disclosures. D5 A
w hnsh ists .,.,..,..............,. 114A
va ~ ~ 81. ;'....3..2......,c,.,.... 1U6 n
~ ~ ~ 1,a,, \ NJ observation-disclosures. 90
WAT Hhorn a. .......... 100 "
~ .a1,n. ana = IA EAie A ............,.. SS n
,vi'eon.;n ' rsntrai Observation-Disclosures. oob
cnnsoIjdated Tobacco ls................. 1IA
Cot.nha E:,.i 4 Id ~ ....,.,...,. II
= 1Aa St.s1 ~ Y. 70N
Hock - Island 4 ....,,... 78N
psnnsyIysnia'" con, Observation-Disclosures. n5H
n and o, I collateral trust 4s..........,. SS
Central Of Georgia "a Inc .::....... ~
virrini. .CnroIinaS Chemical CO. com ...... 28h
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET,
Richmond, Va. Sept. O., 1908
QUOTATIONS.. Ql5
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(sales at Union Stock Yards.

Ricbpond, Va, Sept 8. 1908.
Receipts Tor week ending Yesterday
OATTIE-Recelpts, 1b4 head market active.
Best steers, 4h 9bc. medium to good, sNM
Ne; light steeru and heifers 8lS 1ac,i good
helters. 800 to 1000 pounds. 81 04Aei COWS,
~ Q3hn.i bulls, 2t @8c.; calves, 6a G0lsc,i
fresh cows. $50, Gao
HOGs-Receipts. 500 head; selling, e@ahc.
& sHEEP AND LAelRS-Rs ee,pts, bau bead;
2@2,ac.; bucks, e1s l2Nc,; stock ewes. $2@
82b per head; la,pbS 49oc,
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CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 7--Hoa s-Dull at
$4,000 Is. Cattle-Staady a. $2@4.o0. Sheep
strong at 11.6o@9,4O, Lembs-suons at 1.7b@
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BALTIMORE, Nd Sent: s;EFI Log costs.eE
s2M MS2Ee.: do; No, red. Western 84N@
s Elk eI Southern BY sample, 7o@s2Ke. Corn
Ea.ler: spot southern NJ %h'ts G Ssw
ot4is n2m42Hc Rya.-Ficm; No. 2, boa: But.
t.rMytrm and unahapged, EgGs-ste'dy ana
unchanged. chss.e-Firm With an apTTlsd Isn'
SuSar-stead. and unchanged, g5
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HrRR's ISLAND. PA, sept. s.cATME-
fall. 81 .25a4.5o. Hogs-steady. Prime,
heavy, se soas 2S;! mediums. 50. .6o; heavy
workers., $685. 90 40; light yotkers; So'3oG 2oi
Prime wethess, \ SAGA. rs; y culls and common
spring lambs, &s.6o@4; veal calves, s7,6o@7.7o'
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I,#At the request Of the owner, we shall
offer for sale. at public auction, upon
= me rHP E1Rssssi On sEprEMpER 10, zoos.
nt s O'clock P, M, the property above
described, f =,
besides bath room, closets, etc. the lota
ito feet to an alley. This property should
commend Itself to those wishing McS
homes, or as a good-paying invest
TERMS; Announced at tne Mor Y 81 sue.
80 Auctioneers,
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The leadiug futures ranged az follows'

Cash quotations were as 10 !ono%Ms ~ az,
E Etsn re So ss% : ssoae ' !
No yellow No. White 1as, ost' Sar Egg
a7nc Ne re- esao GeGa 'e es@sse ~
i79 sssse.d Iaf e4He, No. northwsstesn .!i
prime Timothy iced 1920 Mes rd porkk Pa ss
rei lard per '9C p pSm IeS
sgS 'n Shoulders t sa.ed short CLEAR
sides tboxed ssiaA @s2b Whisk a:Ias eass *
high wine. s1.es Glover e1ntraet gsIqiH
IT, rHs Exgs-xirm at iahGl7Mo. Cheese
Quoted Vt on @1lHc. IN
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Z. Spot cototp closed quiet, Is points lowerj MIDI
ding upiands, l2,eo; middliug gull. IL 90, sales,
B,27e bales. "A 9S,4s
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
4f5 Richmond. Van Sent 3. 1908,
SALES. yeE
Uoutherp Railway cpmmoA-~i00 shares at 2SM.
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dressed lambs, ~ a lie. per pound Hogs
Receipts, 2,1ob head !; quiet, steady. Jersey
pigs sold at 20. 80 per 100 pounds; western hogs
X CHICAGO, I'LL, Sept. 8.-CATTLE-Re-3
ceiptu, 8, 900 head, slow; Texans, 500 bead;
western, 800 head. Good to prime steers. $40
Sm0,Ob nominal; poor to medium, 1496.2o;
stoeie<s and feeders s2,6o@41b; cow. 5000
40; heifers, 31.5oQ2 90; Gamers t1.5oG2. 90
bulls, i2g4bo; calves. $500 10 Is1s..fsd
Hogs-Receipts 3 to-day, IL, 900 head; to-,nor.
row. rs 900 head; opened steady and strong,
closed t@1oc. lower Mixed and Sush nT
rough, heavy, s52o@6.eo; light, $5.eoGo2o;
buif Of sales. S5,6o@5.sO. sheep-Recelpts, 2e,.
900 head steady to 1oc. lower; lambs :. steady =.
to loo. lower. Good TO- choice wsthers. *SIog
lambs 62,76l5, 49, 55 y - 4 ,s5 IN
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THE pARLY, AFTERNOON TRADING;
Although the market was narrow In thu earl
portsd that the opposition to declines wa
almost as strong as that offered TO attempts I
advance prices, from which 1t was inferred tba
speculation IA E 551g t3
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AUCTION sALEs-THls DAY.
BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
-sfSit 613 East Broad Street. a; ST RI 81

ETTPRIGIET PIANO, CHAMBER SUITS,
OHWARDROE Dies, ROcKERY, DRUG
GETS, RUGS. MATING III CHAIRS,
STOVES, ETC, AT AUCTION. 5sss
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/ Geo. W. Mayo. Auctloneer,
II No. 1905 East Main Street.

IA DEMONSTRATORS. SALE OF EYIA.5
- dies AND 8 G ENTS E FURNlsII-S
INGs. motions, MERCHANDISE, &C.,
AT AUCTION. ~ ~ e 3s3 y as8iifs Il