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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-29
Geo. ". Mayo, Auc,ioneer.

6 TORE TABLES z 2 sou GoTN Vt st ANR
CASES COFFEE ROAsTER. IRON
SAFE COFFEE MILL, GROCER1ES.
FURNACE AND. PIPE, AW1Ny1NG AND
FRAME, ETC, AT AUCTION.
No. SIS East Broad Street at 1880 A NJ.
"WEDNESDAY. JULY %, 1903,
/ Hyde's Patent Coffee Rooster. l Coffee
Scales. pair Platform Scales, 3 Show
Cases, 1 Cheese Case, Meat Cutter, 2 on
Tanks, Bins, Cannisters. Cash Drawer.
Furnace and Pipe, Awning and Frame:
Gas Fixtures and an assorted lot OF
Groceries, Spices. Extracts. Matches.
Washboaris, Soap, Iron Safe, Canned.
Bottled and Package Goods.
GEO. w. MAYO, Auctloneer.
July 26.2S,2e.
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS TO MA
CARA FALLS,
Via r., r. g. P. R, R. and Connections

Excursions leave Washington via Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad and Lehigh
Valley Railroad at $3.50 A, NJ. July nth
and a1st August 14th and 2sth. septem.
ber nth and 25th, and October 9th.
Leave washington via Pennsylvania
Railroad and Buffalo at A. NJ. July
ath. August 18th and 21st, September 4th
ana 18th, and October 2ber, g a,s and 18th. ).
Tinbets on sale for afternoon trains on
days prior to excursions u5wins R from Washing
ton at s;51 IA. NJ on the above dates.
limited to leave Nia |g;ia,aJ Falls, returning
within ten days intlma'hs GATE OF excur-
s For = tickets i and other information, APP
ply t. Tskss Asssa aatoh nyra d. ESa
~ nsfsr Sompany, No. $40 East NAH
Street, Jefferson Hotel or Murphy's Ho-
se'' w. p, TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager
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MRS. RIGHTS RELEASED
One of the Most Notable Gases In the
History of Texas.
(By Associated Press.)

Ell PAsO, TEXAS, July 2S,--Mrs. Mat
II. d, Rich, OF Chicago, who was SEN
IN 1900 BY MsSsfn IN eq the Ipe to es
t;arv in Chihuahua for the murder Of
her husband, John D. Rich. in Juarez, on
TIE night Of April q, 1893. has been re-
leased Her release was s. ordered R sSd on the
stTTh a case. OF Mrs, Rich was one of the
most notable in the history OF the courts
Of oI Chihuahua and Texas. as she took
refuge on this side Ct Il tie n river after
the death OF her HUSBAND ana was ex-
fradicted t&-
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AUCTION sALEs-rHls DAY.
BY The Valentine Auction CO..
e12 East Broad Street.
rApoE AND ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE
Of FINE FURNITURE, ETC.

Wa viii sell THIS "WEDNESDAY MORN.
rNc. 1,lv 10Th. at our auction watc.room at
1890 o'clock, several handsome walnut auu
oat chamber Suits, one very good parlor Suit,
Drop.Head Sewing Machine, Gas ana COOK
Stoves. Toilet Sets. Bed lounges eiaeooa.ue'
OAK walnut and Mahogany Wardrooes' E1
sion Tables, Bedroom and Dining Room Chairs
and Rockers Pictures, Centre Tables, Mattresses
1ron Reds. Couches, lace Curtains. Portieres.
titchen Safes and Tables, Hall Rack Lamps
Water Cooler, Outside Show Case, very good
.Phaeton, ETC., etc. ~.
without limit or reserve.
Ladies invited to attend this sale.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION 90.
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MUTlNIs is GOVERNOR
Indications that Cobos Has Been
Deposed in Department of Panama.

(By7 Assoc Iated PTess.)
WASHINGTON, p. c., July 2s.-Dr.
Herran, Colombion charge d'ATaires here
has received a cablegram from Senior
Mutinis, governor Of Panama, on a mat
ter of business In which incidental ref
erencs is made to the arrest OF Depaft-
nent officials by General Cobos at Pana-
ferred to as an "ex-commandant''
The fact that Mutinis sent a cable as
governor on governmental business. in
TINS Is in control OF affairs in the De-
partment Of Panama, and that General
Cobos has been deprived Of his COM
mand
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RUSSIA is WATcHFUL
Lessons the Number Of Places for Is
suing Passports.
" Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, D, g, July ss-Mr,
notice TO acting Secretary Loomis to-day
that the Russian Government would
st the Imperial embassy. here and at
the Russian consulate offices at New
York Chicago and San Francisco. This
is a two-thIrds reduction Ia the num-
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. -.

SPECIAL OFFERS.
Aris., Flagstaff, house and 2 lots
Cal, Tehama CO., Al a. fruit land.
Can, Yarrow, Alberta, $50 a. and tmpS,
H., Gibson city, res, and lots.
ILL.,, Marion co.. 90 a, and impts,
Ill. Leo co., 2Ss a, and impts.
Mass, Baldwipyille, u :. res ana As'
No., Sedalia, II +, res. and lot.
No., Addison co., $50 =. land.
N. y. City, T. I. City, store. BLDG, Z lob.
n. =, Peskskll, II s; res. and lot
o., Maineyills. res, e lots e2d 10 ..
Wash. Olympia lots. Park Add,
Wis, Bridgscreek. 80 q. sQpd, dairy farm
Wis. Adams CO., leo a. and impu
light catering. Ice cream snd eenfoctioass7
Modern Hotel, Springfield. Ill.i $4,000.
Brewery. Ice house, malt house And We'll,
covering lots, Nixon, M $4,000.
and outbuildinss, Hsrpersheld. n. III $a.Soc
Furnished Hotel, Madison. Wis; $1,000
W. 81. osTRANpER, N, A. BLDG. PRlLA.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-Buyers in dry goods
are operating cautiously and with determination
to buy only what immediate necessity demands.
High prices are being paind where purchases are
for immediate delivery. and sellers generally are
not anxious for additional business being unable
In many instances to make satisfactory deliv-
cries s. tHHAt aS Nj5 .sfe4a
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-. ..o, orders The liquidation did not seem
w hs Gaming from the commission houses.
The Morgan brokers made. very nttle s opasa
OF the fact that the MARKET haa oee n end Aid
w, Seem TO have much sympathy to spare tor
..a,ia rrho had not rOtten out.
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TOBACCO AND COTTON
Farmer Needs Rain and the Latter is
Very Backward. /,

(ByAssociated Press.)
WASHINGTON. D. c., July 2s-The
Weather Bureaus weekly summary OF
crop conditions affecting cotton and to.
bacco is as follows:
while there has been an Improve
ment in cotton, its advancement is ap-
parently less decided than In the pre-
vious week, especially in the central and
portions of the western districts, where
rain is generally needed. Good growth is
reported from nearly all districts. but tho
plant continues small, and Is from two
to four weeks late. Boil weevil In Texas
are doing little damage. Much of tho
crop has received final cultivation.
Tobacco Is needing ran portions OF
Virginia, North Carolina, and Kentucky.
but is mostly doing we'll elsewhere-:''
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA. July 2s.-The peanut
market has been very active recently with
nuctuating prices. Spanish peanuts, ooc.; Viz
glnias, fancy stock. sAc.; Smelling stock, 90
2hc. There are only about 10000 bags OF
Spanish peanuts In the hands OF merchants, and
this Is the smallest stock for many years.
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y Is, 1908.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JULY Is, 1903.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Orion, Boston.
SAILED.
Steamer Pallanza, New York
Steamer Ans teldyk, Rotterdam and Amster.
dam.
Schooner Charles A. Campbell Fall River.
Schooner General E. S. Greedy, Portsmouth.
Barre Gwennie, Providence.
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Der Of offices where such passports could
heretofore be vised.
No explanation Is offered for the reduce
ton, but it is believed that the purpose
is to secure more rigid scrutiny Of
the character Of would-be travellers In
. Russia. u .l..A... -
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Richmonders In New York.
(Special to The Times Dlspa tch. !

NEW YORK, July es.--Waldorf, D. Az
tell and wife; Fifth Avenue Miss Pace /:
Gont,nental Dr. J. q B1lap drssI Hoffman tina
NJ q Patterson B. Il Eew nioasgan; EarnE
7. Goodwin; Marlborough Miss NJ. Sum-
mers.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. c.. July 2s.-sP1R1Ts
TURPESTINE-ouoted at 491ac.; receipts, IS
casks. Rosin-Steady at s1.45@1.50; receipts,
so barrels. Crude Turpentine-Fjrm at S175@
s25; receipts, 81 barrels. Tar-Firm at $1.65;
sAVANNAH. GA. July 2s.-TuRPESTINE-
Firm at 5oc.; receipts, 1.178 casks; sales, e60
CHARLESTON, s. c.. July 2s.-TURPEN.
TINE-steady at 2ohc. Rosin--Steady.
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NEW ORLEANS, LA, July 2s.--cOTToN---
Spot cotton In good demands quotations un,
PRODUCE MARKET.

Int well heid at old prices. Rye Flour--Qpiet,
Snrnmeal--Dull Rye--Dull Barley--Duil.
wheat-spot easy No red, s2.se Options
after d sharp cary advance occas!oneby bullish
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TRELAUNEY TO THE ToMBs
Unable to Furnish Ball and Says He
Will Have Stiff Fight.
BY Associated Press

NEW YORK, July 2s.--charles H. Ire
iawney, \the Phlladslphia publisher who
last week on charge OF forgery. was
given a hearing In the Tombs Police
Court to-day and held to await trial IN
the Court OF General Sessions. Bal was
Since the arrest Of Trelawney the po-
lice have received letters rying that the
prisoner was wanted in other cites on
thing to say Trelawney this morning
said: .+ro,s, epht
at the trlal-or sequel" 80 ,a,+
He could not furnish pali atlu "oA'
hack to the TOnbS.
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Hiding in the CornAeld.

(By AssocIateu Fress.J
LoGANsPORT, IND, July 2s.-The
posse intent on lynching the negro who
continued it's search to-day. The fugi-
tive Is believed to be In hiding in 1000
acre corn field.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY %. 1903.

Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk, merchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion limo.
steamer Pocnhontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and passen.
gers. Virginia Navigation Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
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coTToNsEED OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-Cottonseed oil was
dull and nominal on spot; primo crude. t. Q. b.
43949hc.; OF summer yellow. $780,: prime
white, 47@4sc.; prime winter yellow, 47c
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But Reaction at Last Wiped
Out Earlier Gains.
TIME MONEY WAS EASIER
Some Loans Reported Made Below
Six Per Cent On Attempt
to Take Profits Market Gave
Way and Close Irregular.
(By Associated Press. }

lew YORK, July 2S.---The stock mar.
ket showed the continuing effect Of the
clearing OF the atmosphere, which result.
ed from yesterdays and Fridays failures,
and the market became quite generally
strong. But, the brighter sentiment over
the outlook did not hold Its full force
throughout the day. There was rather
q pronounced reaction at the last which
wiped out the most important part Of
the days gains and took few OF the
gNin carriers point or more below
last night. New York Central was the
Ing at one time 2 l-8 over last night on
buying reputed to be Of the best charac-
ter The sentimental effect on the mar.
ket Of the buying of this stock and Of
Pennsylvania and the affiliated STOCKS,
as well as of the coalers and other high
grade railroad stocks. was considerable.
Atchison suffered most acutely amongst
the marke, leaders and It's drop to %
below last night upset the late market
in the day, there was indication Of a
some loans. The buying through com
mission houses was reported to be bet
ter than for many weeks, and was nope.
follow the market upwards. There was
q report OF private settlement between
the Union Pacific interest and one Of
last weeks tallel ITtHS, iOohutk. W 80
Ing over OF large holdings OF Southern
Pacific, and resumption ~ the flrm.
This was denied when the Union Pacific
directors assembled to declare the regu-
lar dividends. Toledo, st. Louis and Vest
ern was reported to have passed TO
eaId to have acquired the Utah Iron Com
pany, and It's price shot UP nearly
dozen points on 4 few intervening SALES s,lss
was reported appreciably easier ana some
long time loans on selected collateral
were reported TO have been negotiated De,
low per cent. When traders attempted
market gave way and closed unsettled
and irregular. 15
Active bond Issues were generally de-
cidedly strong, but there were some woe
concessions In the marketing OF inactive
bonds, Total sales. par value. $34S5.O 900.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call @
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545. sheep--Receipts, $4,000 head; opened
steady, closing lower. Lambs opened steady,
closing lower. Good to choice wethers. $S.75@4:
fair to choice mixed, $3G3.5o; native lambs,
$3.25I6.25.
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q. 8. refundlng 2s. registered. IMAM. loeA
y. S. refunding Is. coupon. .............. looh
n q A., r.y,,,.red .,................ 1o7N
:, a. counon 1854
I, d Ss,s 4, registered lex int.) ....... 134A
- W.. 4. eonnon 1854
-. g. ne" ~. sooalstarad ......,. Ill
y. 4. oia 81, Iesis.ase1' ...,,, III
T + s. s. r Is iei. iint,jj 1 1Ss
=; e o. co oppn, 1: e9h
A!cnison. keus t... 4. IS
Atfhison, ao 10Y nnio 1ooh
baltimore and Ohio Us ...:......'..'''. ,Sc
galu more ana M ons nas ............. 1854
canaaa son,ue ~ ....,............ 1914
central OF GeoI S ia a. 20, inc 70
Central OF 'eos s n,i 81. Az ...,,...... 100
ChesnpeaKe, an .I., ou aiLs ...,,........ 72E
Shicago una Al huincv ney, 4s....... s0h
Shiesso' e. ana a. paul gen. 4s....... 108ls
Shisego' az, "a Snr,hEestern CON 7s....... 1904
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p,,r,,,onr STOCK MARKET.

@ BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Nd. July 2s.-,ses a,M ~; AZ
g. So, I'd d. 77ssdTsH Atlantic Coast Line,
Common. 1l7Mai2o; do. preferred. no sale.
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Mot cotton Closed Qulet, 80 pOauNn ionSi LINZ
ding uplauds, 1926 mlddlinS gulf, 1890; sales,
427 bales.
Cotton, quiet; middling, 1925; gross receipts,
45O bales; sales, 427 bales; stock, lb96iS bales;
Total to-day at all seaports--Net receipts, 4i8
bales; export to Great Britain. 30 balesi TO tho
Continent. 90 7balesi stock, 21o 40 bales %,
Consolidated at all seaports-Net recelpts, ssl
bales, export to Great Britain, le6 baleai TO the
Continent 1,497 bales.
Total since September LIST at all seaports--
Net receipts, 769l7, 4SS bales; export to Great
britain, 2777,2ib bales; to the Continent e,S10,'
t4b bales; to japan, l85,lB3 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, La, July 2s---COTToN---
Spot cotton In good demand; quotations un'
changed.
and within point or two of yesterdays close,
Later, however, 1t became nervous and excited,
This was chiefly due to conflicting opinions as
"a ths tone Of the bureau report, which turned
out decidedly bulsh. and on the strength OF II
prices were bid up to the highest level OF the
day. September gaining % points. The weaspass
in New York and liverpool however, had a ten.
depcy to hold prices down, and the market closed
u,th net losses OF Is points on July and q on
Ameust while the winter months were eos
poi s higher than AZ the elos,ng Of Yesterday,
August, l2.eO@l8.oo; September, lo74Gl0l5o;
October, e,18@017i November. 06s40,dOi [l)es
cember, e.669e,57; January. 9.se@o.t1
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SPECIAL EXCURSION TO BEACH
PARK,
West Point, Va. July sothi Fifty Cents
Round Trip,

Special train VII RetarnIns !eaws W s,p
s. Ao;nt 7 s1ss ' Nj. Fifty cents round trip.
p pot fail ii t. take adyantase. q this dc.
iIghtfu iu outing Bathing boating. fishing
and dancing
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Total sales were $500 shares.

MONEY AND ExcHANGE-CLosE:
Highest. 3. ruling. IL: last loan. l-2:
Closing, !; time money. slightly easier;
sixty days. s-4qs per cent; ninety DAYS.
Usner. < 1.Sds: sterling exchange. S4s5.eo1
45's Tor demand and al $500 Tor sixty;
day bills; posted rates. sisi 1.satS5, ana
SiS 10: commercial bills, SASS S.s par
ailver. S. rs; Mexican dollars. ~ l.s.
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa, July 2s.--cATTLE-
Steady. Choice. S5.o5@5.4o; prime, s4.9og5. TO-;
good. s4.e004.S5. Hogs-Active. Prime, heavy.
s5.65G5.7o mediums. $o.so95.s5; heavy york.
ers. s5.e095.o5; light yorkers. $e.Oo18.10; pigs.
se.l0@8.20; rough. 81. as. shoep-slow. Best
wethers, $4.GoG4.7o; culls and common, sl.5o9
2,25; yearlings, $3Q5.
CINCINNATI. o.. July 2s.-HoGs-ou and
lower at $3.e0@5.45. Cattle-Steady at $2.25@
4.75. sheep-Quoted at Sl.7694.oo. Lambs
Steady at 3.25M6,26
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st. Louis Southwestern 1sts............... e1h
st. Louis Southwestern 2ds. ......... IS
Sonthern Pacific 4s ...................... s5N
Southern Railway IS ................... 112h
Texas and Pacific 1sts................. LAM
Toledo, ST L. and Western 4s............ "a
Union Pacific As ......................... 100
Union Pacific COW. 40 .................. es1s
Wabash lists ...................... ia
Wabash DDS Observation-Disclosures. 100
% W:s; IS, s.. ], F. {, g
Wheeling and Lake Erie a. ............. s7h
Wisconsin Central IS .................. 81
Continental Tobacco g ................... s7,a
Colorado Fuel con. 5s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So
U. S. Steel "a IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 79A
Rock Island as Observation-Disclosures. 7SA
Pennsylvania 3ks observation-disclosures. 94h
". and o., collateral trust a. ............ 00h
Central OF Georgia "a Inc. 20
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. com. 1880. 800.
Virginia Carolina Chemical co. pfd...... l00h
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
GOOD FARM. 40 ACRES IN TRACT.
40 400 Powhatan county Va, address
"a. CLARKE. Sunnyside, Va, cr not
East Cary Sweet. Richmond.
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CLOSING BOND oUoTATsIoN.

chlcaeo. ROCK Island and pac. 4s...... 1908
G., c., g. and st, Louis gen. ls.......... 90
cniorsSo aonthern "a .,,...,..,..,..... s4ih
Denver and Rio Grnnde 4s ............... Pm
Erie prior lien A. .......s................ soon
Erie General as t................ 90
Fort worth and Denver city lst........ 1o4
Hcceing Valley 4hs.......:.......... 1O4
louisville and Nash. Unined 4s .......... OsR
n. nbsftan e1p ooid 4s,,.,,,,.,.........1 100
Mexican Central 4s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IN
Me1itan Scntrai 1st INC. II
M,an and 81. 1nnis "a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6s
Mi.souri. Kan. and Texas 4s............. oeh
Missouri, KIM. and Texas 2ds..........-. g
New York Central gen. 3Ms.............. s51s
New Jersey Central gen. 6s .............. !ss
Northern Pacific rs observation-disclosures. liz
SorSnI,. ana western cor IL .,.,.... 81 4
pesdinr General Il ,..,.,............... e4M
81. H. ana Iron Mounta In con. 81. .....-. 1loh
St. Louis and San Francisco 4's........ 8els
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The leudInG futures ranged 40 folIowB:
- f1.n., ri nh, = ory Clnf


Steady. Butter.-weak: creameries, l+4Isc.;
dalries. ls@l7c No. spring wh, , so@ a.
corn. 52c.; No; 2 yellsx. ssa5sHs No s;, 2
84as5tsc. No. 2 rye. $40, Good feeding barley,
s2g4oc.i fair to choice mailing: 47$ssc, III; NO:
Timothy seed. $40. Mess pork. per barrel,
short Ribs sides (loose), s75o@7.7a; dry sailed
Shoulders (bozed(,. s7.so@7e2.a; short elea.
high wines $50, clover contract grade. sl2@
1850 Eggs-Esss at nsrk esse, included Rs.an ii@
wheat, O2, 400 bushels; corn, 1919. 900 bushels;
oats, ATS, 800 bushels hogs, 1900 head.
BALTIMORE, MD. July 2s.-FLoUR-Dtll
and unchanged. .Wheat--ouiet: spot; contract,
1sa7s&e southern ~ SAMPLE noapts , sasG95s ss:
southern white corn, 55dl5ac. Oats-Firm; No.
white 4C@4oe Rye.nSl and easier No
Imitation, ls1lee.; fancy creamery. 2l9e2c.;
fancy lndle. 17@lse, Eges--stesdy and higher;
fresh. l7c Cheese-steady and unchanged.
sugar-strong and unchanged
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Prince Leaves for Munich

BY Associated Press,
coBURG, July 2s.-Prince FsSa annn FOR or
E HuigaI,a Whence he proceeded to visit his
estate in Hungary.
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cotton tuturea opened steady ana closed very

Spot cotton closed QUIET, rs poihts lover mlu'
ding uplapds, 1925; mlddling gulf, $50; sales,
427 bales.
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In execution OF a deed Of trus. from
Andrew Williams and wife. dated July
IS, 1s0l, recorded in D. b. 1852 3, page 81.
Henrico County Court. default having
required so to do by the beneficiary, the
undersigned trustee will sell by public
auction, OF Il, the premises, On % ,sos
at 8 o. clock r. NJ, the said real estate. as
described in the said deed the lot 'front.'
Ing 10 feet, more or less. on Darlington
the plat OF record and referred to ia the
TERMs-For cash as to tho expenses
sum of sos, with Interest thereon from
July Is. 1908, and as to the residue, K
any, In two equal instalments at six ard
interest added and secured by deed OF
trust; or for cash as to said residue, ~
the option Of the purchaser II
Jy24 JACKSON GUY. Trustee.
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THE CLOSING HOUR:
The market weakened very materially In the
last hour, and gave evidence of renewed lilulda.
Hon. There We're some professional hammering
u we'll, but 1t was successful IN catching q num-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-23
LOCAL MARKETS.

There was nothing doing in the local cotton market yesterday and the prices for all grades remained firm. The figures are still up in the air however. and from present indications will stay there.
 Stocks and bonds were very quiet in the Birmingham Wall street and at the close of business the quotations were found at the same point.
 Morris avenue was lively. Trading was brisk and good shipments came in during the day. Strawberries have gone up 90 cents and are now quoted at g to s, ,25 per crate. The market is not so well supplied as during the past few days and as a result the prices have made quite a jump. The Cullman variet- is the only kind of strawberry now on the market. The south Alabama product has been ex- hausted for some time.
 Tomatoes have risen from B to s2.50 per crate to g. 30 to $2.75 per crate. They are in good demand. Other lines of pro- duce are steady.
 There Is no change in the fruls mar ket Some bananas were coming in yes- terday anI oranges are fairly plentiful. Lemons and Hines are moving rapidly.
 In the poultry market broilers are up cents and are quoted at 25 cents to 30 cents Butter is steady. Eggs are firm.
 There were no changes in the situation O. staple groceries yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-23
Baxter c Co.'S Cotton Letter.

opened at an aCvance of 9 to 16 points on renewed buying by shorts, who got scared because of Liverpools good ad- vance, when declines had been expected. Frequent changes in the Liverpool mar ket were reported and the movement herS was largely shaped by the doinss there. For the time being little interest is shown in the weather or receipts, but despite all reports of manipulation there is found beneath the surface of general sentiment a fear that the crop, already so late, may meet some setback of such character as to impart decided strength to the new crop months, hence we hnd them sharing in a larger degree in the market. Cables were to points higher The yarn market in Manchester was un- changed. Port receipts 1000 bales. There came into sight for the week 9l,lS6 bales.