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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-13
Overrdn Demand and Caused
Selling for Profits.
CLOSE STRONG AND ACTIVE
The Days Gains Reached One TO
Three Points in Principal Active
Stocks and Moro than that
in SpeciaIties.
NV Associated press.)


more hopeful Views for the outlook were
reflected In the ffo!nprehensye move sos.
Inent OF prices with which the cay Us
go rapid as 10 overrun the newly awaken
cd demand and attract como selling 70
take profits. which caused some hesit ia
ton. a feature OF the market was the
duiinajs. which developed on reactions,
due to the withholding OF stocks from
the market except at an advancing price;
Tho speculative element. made up ol
professional traders, played an Import
ant part In the movement and undoupten-
~ buying To cover short contracts was
on large scale. ,,oa
signs OF being osersold the lia uidatlon
having failed TO keep pace with the bear
selling to anticipate It. The selling OF
collateral out ~ loans and The oontr ction
entirely to-day Aside from technical cor
sjderations. there was no marked change
IN conditions 10 account for the larger
demand for securities.
Rates. for time money continue very
firm. The continued heavincss OF FOR.
eisn exchange causes active discussion or
day the market came under the influ.
ence Of a flood Of rumors regarding the
dsposition, Of the seaboard Ar Line; -
was ssn.san, Of The change IN STICK
which promised large addition to an
already large volume Of securities failed to
cause tho chill of apprehension "hich
the market has shown at all recent suE-
gestlon OF the creation Of new securities;
The leadership assumed by Rock Island
In the late strong upward movement.
foreshadowed the official announcement
tust before the close Of a share in con.
troll OF Sea board Air Line by Rock Island
Interests, The days gains reached to 3
points for the principal active stocks and
more than that for specialtes. The mar
ket closed very strong and active.
The general tone Of the bond market
was strong. Total sales, par value, So
pU.C0
Total sales OF stocks to-day we're 1920
shares
MONEY AND ExcHANGE-CLosE
Money on call, easy. 1d2 per cent: clos
ing. III l-2: time money, firm: sixty
days ia4 IL per cent: ninety days,
4 1-2n5; six months. 5 1-2d6; prime mer-
camille paper. 3-4GG; sterling exchange.
easy, WITH actual business In bankers
bills at Ass. 2Dfi4.S 525 for demand and
at Ns2tcq4.se.7o for slxty-day bills: post
ed rates, si.s' l-2G4S4 and $4s6G7+.s6 IL:
commercial bills. s4.s2 l-4G4.so S-s; bar
silver, 81 IA; Mexican dollars, 43.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Aug, Il, 1900
SALES,


Virgil Centuries--Sl 600 at ssH.
Richmond Trust and Safe Deposit Company---l0
iharcs at LAO,
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. rreferrcd--5
,har.s at NJ; il shrres at ~.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co, commonly
sesbcard Air lime 4's--$2o, 900 at 7sh.
STATE SECURITIES; BID. Asked,
"a. a. New. New. C. ana r., ias:,,. IS 50
"a. Centuries. 20, 9. and R.... SSH 81
CITY SECURITIES.
Rich. city As. r, loaoloao,.,. -. lo5
NAlLNOAD BONDS,
4, G. 7. r., n, Con, T. 4 s.; % =,
Pet. Glass A SIS, u. G.. 1884,. ll3 49,
Pet. Glass b SIS, r, g., lo26.,,.,. l20 -,
s. A. i. Con. LIST As l050..., Is 50
s, A. j, Collateral Trust h's,.,.,, 100 l0l
Western n. G, list e's, G., lol4,.,, llS
RAILROAD STOCKS; Par.
Ansnts c ard c 1,nl 70" 14s
Atlantic Coast Line pfd 100 l03 -,
AilnntG Coast Line com ,,,.,l00 III 113
Norfolk and Western com. 100 81 -.
r., F, and r. Div, oblis ,.,..,1o0 200 -.
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Bargains on
Groceries!

Best American oranuIated sugar,
pound .,.....,....,' .'-.....'....,oos
Lion Coffee, 1.pound papers. .........sa !
Nice New Irish Potatoes, peck. .....2oo. /
Fresh Soda Crackers and Ginger
Snaps. per pound SIC.
Small 5mIthHed Hams, pound...
Small California Hams, pound. $50, 100.
Hustler Laundry Soap, IL bars.....,. 25c.
Cooked Sliced Ham, per pound. 1e,sc.
Large juicy lemons, dozen.,..,,.,.. 1850.
Best City Meal per peek,..,... 1so.
or, bushel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. zoo.
Canned Virginia Tomatoes, can..,,... 80.
Beat Cream Cheese. pound ,15c.
Arbuckles' Arlosa Coffee, pound. .. ,sko,
New Prunes, 4c., or Z pounds for. -. ESQ.
Ivory or Cellulold Starch, package. 40.
Root Beer (make gallons). bottle. 90.
Good Lard, pound, &c; or 8 lbs. for. ESQ.
Whole Sweet Pickles, quart. .,,...,,tco
Gibson, xxx, Mt Vernon, Oscar
PEPPER Old Brands Whlskey. bottle, ESQ.
3.pound Jars Home Made Preserves 1870.
Blackberry or cataWba Wine, quart 12o.
Enamelne Stove Polish, box, .,...,,.. &c.
Salt Pork, per pound ..,.,,-,.......7tso.
Pound cans Clipped Beef. 1850
New Clipped Herrlngs, per dozen. -. 100.
Good Green or Mixed Tea, pound. 800,
cans Potted Tongue and Ham for, .toc.
Carolina Rice, good quality. pound..,5o,
LARGE Lump Starch, pound-...,..,.,.4o.
Dutty's Malt &Vh!skey, per bottle..., 300.
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I ypewr!ters- III! X inds

All standard makes sold, exchanged repaired and
rented anywhere. Many good ew 4 OF manufactur-
ers prcesl Don't buy YOU got samples OF writing
advice hnchin 81 shtPesd on AZ
Phone 1895. Entire BldS Twslyes!x Main. Richmond Va
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IvNcun,rnc TOBACCO MARKET.

IyncNNHFE, va, AUH, t, lUU5'
Reccpts lost week were rather heavier than
for tho preylols week, ~, 600 pounds hpng sold.
The growing crop IL IN good condition. being
VOL cultivated md In good growth, Much Of
4 los hpan tanned,
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Aug. IL, 1908
QUOTATIONS,
cArr1E MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug. 12--BEEvES--Rec Receipts,
3.ocs head: steers, steady, slow for common
grades; bulls, Joe. OF; COWS. steady TO log.
lower. Steers. S425l5.s5' bulls. S2.5O143
cows sl.55dl. Calres-Receipts, 1920 head;
veals, a shad. easier; srassers and buttermilhs,
25c. higher. Vcals $5MS.12la; few head at
stI4.35; coarse grnssers, $3.50; no westerns.
City dressed veals, steady at 9@12hc, per pound
country dressed higher. at sM111sc,: dressed
crassers and buttcrmllks. 6Gsc Sheep ana
Lum;,s-Rcctipts. 1907 head, sheep. 1oG lac.
higher: lnub', full steady. Sheep: S2.60ga9o;
choice, 81: few wcthers mt Stb0; lambs. $5Q3i
vnna hogs, se,o5G65o; choice little pigs
SG.COQC.IN.
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Cash quotations were :. follows: Flour---
Stordy. 80. spring wheat s2Gs3c.. No. 3.
77MS1c.: No 9 red. 7sE4 G191ac. No 2 corn.
525. T52c. no. Q. yellow. t3tsc. No. oats.
a54r.: No. 8 white. 1874 I3Gc. No. rye.
5lsiGb3c. Fair TO choice mailing. A7m5ac. No.
] naxseed o7c.; No. ] northwestern, $l.Ol;
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

(Wholcsale prices quotations corrected Tues
days and FridaysD
fLoUR-Rcccipts increasing and market quiet
and dull ~.
RYE--New continues in fair demand; light
rcccps,
WiEAT--Aciiyc; light receipts
CORN--In fair demand; light receipts,
OATS--Seady and quiet.
UAY--We continue our quotations for old hay,
although very little Is arriving; new hay Is
Sa6l3 lower ms to conditions, nearly all OF 1t
that has been so far received has been more or
less out of condition; new hay should be pressed
light and loaded SO MS to give ventilation in
the car.
market active for nearby; other stock to bring
quotations must BIO strictly sound and In good
condition.
Ing grades quiet.
p6IJITRY-Receipts for chickens equal to
demand; small and medium fairly active and
large moving slowly; hens and large young
ducks continue active,
VIRGINIA DACON---Steady at quotations.
OTATOES--Rcceipts decreasing; market In
CATTLE MARKET--veals active; lambs and
sheep dull.
WOOI-rActive; light rcccps,
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEk,-Wheat, 72, $50
b,ishcls corn, 20, 300 bushels; oats 36,S20 BUSH
els; -four. S,ol5 barrcls hay, b15 tons; mill
ofgl. 0S tons.
corn, 81, los bushels; oats, II, 500 bushels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-13

wABAsH'S RALLY
The rally IN the Wabash Issue. WAS based
on the belief that weak account had been
successfuliy liquidated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-13

CHICAGO. ILL, Aug. l2.-CATTL F. Receipts
~ COO head: active, strong to loo. higher. Tex.
ans. ,cceipts. 900 head; western. 1000 head
Good tc prime steers s5.1oI5.oo; poor e me, me
a. 81: cows. s;..J5ll 20: heifers, s2Gl4.75; can
llrrs. sl.aoG".so; bulls, S23t4.25; calves s25o01
6S5: Tcyas-ted steer. s8.2bIi.75; western
head; Tomorrow, rs, 600 head; left over, none;
closed :oG:"pc lower TIM Yesterday. Mixed aud
butchers, s5.l0d5.65. good to choice henrT,
81. iuI3.GU rough, heavy. S1M5.30; light, So.io
Gf5.76: tulS OF sales. s5.25Gf550. shecp.-lte,
celpts. il, 600 head: steady lambs: strong. Good
to choice wethcrs. sS.25@3,75; fair u TO ,, eholce
mixed, So5O93.25; native lambs, $3.25G0.
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K CINCINNATI. o.. Aug. 1c.-HoGS-Steadyn ut
s44SnJ 10 Cattlc--IOwcr at S..2oM4,Ib,
shccp- Steady at si.25@3.4o. Lumbs-Easy a!
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EAST LIBERTY, PA. Aug. 12.-cATTLE.
GOOD. Sd. onG5. 1U IIogx--Active Prime heavy,
SIS. sod5S5; mediums. s5.o5el8,so henvy york
crs. S(:.audG.35; light workers and pigs, Se.39n
q 10. ro,,chs s4M6.25. Sheep-Strong. Best
w.thcrs. sl1Om4.2i; culls and commons. 81 300
2; yrarlings, S3dli.5O; veal calves, $7@7bo.
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my GOODS MARKET.

NE WYoRK, Aug. l2,-In dry goods business
with iuhbers contlue 10 so on more actively
win Il large number OF buyers arriving In town
each d.y While tbs activity has not becn re-
llecrcd III first hands, buyers continue Ia be IN,
.istcpce In tile purchases for Immediate delivery.
The continued un Increasing curtailment Of
makr Possibilities OF such deliveries
less all less fright,
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Wall Street Gossip.
Special to The Tlmes.Dlspatc

lSpccisl to The Times. Dispatch.)
NEW YORK. Aug. ic--The market opened
with rcry fair activity aud considerable strength.
Tho advance In london vns encouraging, and the
rally Of the previous day seemed To Indicate
that traders did not md the short side httrac-
tive. ih view Of the sold-out condition Of the
narket.S The Investment buying, according to
cou,mitsfon houses. Was the best since the
Northern Pschc panic.
READING AND ERIE FEATURES:
The firm tone In Reading and Erie was again
. feature aud seems to reflect about equally the
excellent character OF the recent bur!nS and the
forthcoming annual statements. The showing
In ESio in particular Will be extraordinary.
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HoUsEMAS LARGE BUYER:
Houeeman was quite large buyer In the
early afternoon round the room and paid phrtir
cnlsr attention TO Sterl common, OF which ,hs
probably took 5000 shares or more. He IRE.
quently trades for the Morgan Interest. but this
purchase Ia suspected TO hare been for come
pther source.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-13

NEW ORLEANS, la, avg, 1e.--coTToN-
Spot cotton In good demand, Southern mills
arc row taking about 1000 bales n day ct full
prices Sales, l, 300 bales; quotations unchanged.
At the opening futures were from hsgio points
ditions ure less promising. Liverpool cables
reported hardening prices In spots and futures
fro with wide advances In both. The state
ments OF, yesterdays bureau report that picking
would not l,ecoma general until after September
lst had more effect this morning than u had
yesterday. II caused many mills to put out
buying orders that they might be protected
against n late movement.
In tile trading August sold up 26 points above
yestevday's cinfe, Geptember "a, October II, No
velnl,r ., December 0, January II. February ..
March 4.
Before the close the market eased off bGil0
points, The lost showing net gains OF is points
ON Augnsr, ~ on September and lG2 on tho
o' Cotton futures steady; August. 1soos1s,o5;
septnmber, 1008Ml0a7; October, 979T0,S0 No.
yenbel, p6O@O62; December, D55G9.57; jan
nary, o.elaee2i February, o'62qo,o4; March,
q e3H0U5.
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TuRpFNTINE--S Nothing doing; receipts. 50
casks. Ros'n--Nothlng doing; receipts, 81 bar.
reIs Craze Turpentine-Firm at $l.75d3..S;
receipts, II 7barrels Tur-Firm Mt $1.65 re-
ceipts. 225 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, Aug. 12,-TURPENTISE---
Firm Mt SIC, receipts, i,o72 cnsks sales. ss1
ceipts. c2s5 barrels: exports, 2,150 barrels.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Aug. l2.--TURPEN'
Rosin-Steady.
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coTToNsEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1o.-COttonseed oil was
dull aud featurelcss with buyers md sellers still
ont OF line. Prime crude, t. o. b. mills. 2Sc.
new crop; prime summer yellow, 4ic. nomnal
ca summer yellow 8Sac.; prime white, 4Ic.;
princ winter yellow. 47c,
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago. Rock Island and pac As 100
c., c., C. and st. Louis gen. 4s......... ",
Chicago Terminal 4s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I2ht
Colo, ado and Sou them as ................ STA
Denyer and Rio Grandc 81 ............. ISIS
Erie .uior lien is Observation-Disclosures. w
Fort Worth and Denver City 1sts......... 100
Hooking Valley 41as .........,......... iot
louisville and Nah. Unified A........... asis
Manhattan con. gold As .........,. 1eOfs
Weyjcsn Central Is Observation-Disclosures. 10
MEXICAN Central list inc................ 1915
MINI and ST. louis As .................. 973t
Missouri Kan and Texas As ............ ~
Missouri Kan and Texas 2ds............ ~
New York Central gen. 3i2s..........,... ~
New Jersey Central gen. 5s.............. 1854
Northern Pacific As Observation-Disclosures. n2!s
Northern Pacific 3s ....,.,.,.-.....'....
Norfolk and Western con- As ............ -
St L. and Iron Mountain con. 5s.......... ITO
ST. Louis and San francisco Is .......... o6la
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Cotton, steady; n,iddling, 1915; net receipts,
l2t bales gross 1875 bales: sales, e37 bales;
stock, ,GS, b6h bales.
bales; Export to France. 304a bales; TO tho
Cont lrcnt 4. bS3 bales; stock. 205,?1s bales,
Consolidated at al ts Frcsi 'bs "s
tinent, 1883 bales.
Total since September Ist at all seaports-Net
reccipts l. Tnl nOB bales; export TO Great Britain.
oIS, AIS bales; 10 France, 7S0.50 sbues; to tho
Continent, .,s22,l7s balcs; 10 Japan, 1888
bales,
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NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON, n. e. Aug l2,--sPlRITs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-13

SPOT cotton Closed SIHHuv' HlIHu!WE ,HL1h""S
1918, mlddling gulf, 1900; sales, 2a1 Daies,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-12-03
i,spp!nticn in Ane flf,t

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III itamllrtu. uuo oaa S,Ut 81 rsiaI'
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tetuuttrattomment Sprtmt Rae
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tta ltpInoeu gunr ihrer poQrGnol'
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N,ulOcnt Not);cit.
lutg ctr coluia JCal, 2atln @un.

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IN ptlurt.t Nutrrlt mo Frau al ot@
Altut4lul',u lb,c HbtafIobnl0e tI''i'
,M1
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ppI. uumucy, Itm,Alaao ~ Nov.
le.a stpopcu. SIN IIlS@i Ianotlt
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5o.Mty. ytBlu n 81 >@uun ~
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tfa5 yaiiytls 4Atu, etaga, eQuUQ.
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ems n . uull.
n,u nm Syau Y. !. o0atgny
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tirITrr ala riu tiflnffer.

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3;scn u,'-tpast!s.tt mufiai.'t Ha2
y9sau1tuh3 5tmy5lu. Sum Ser
taai bl. i. j. = tit. It. 80.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-12-03

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-21
BRIDES FOR SOUTH AFRICANS.
Every Outgoing English Steamer Bound for Cape Town Has Num-
 ber of Prospective Wives.

Hardly mail steamer leaves England for Cape Town without bearing on board an English bride for a sweetheart who has gone before to provide a home in that land of promise, says London dis patch.
 Not infrequently the list of passen- gers includes three or four brides, who ingenuously confide their secret to each other with the result that the vessel IS seldom many days at sea before the bride becomes known all over the ship. Sailors consider it lucky to have brides on board. *.
 The bridegrooms meet them at the landing place, and forthwith they re- pair to a public office to be married by special license, while genial Jack Tars crowd the gangway and throw rice among the brides hair.
 These marriages are mostly happy se- quels to the conclusion of the war. many Yeoman having decided to settle in South Africa and bring thither the girls they had left behind them.
 But there have been exceptions. Fir tations on beard-no place equals a ships deck for that pastime-have brought bitter disappointment to wait ing bridegrooms. Sometimes girls get engaged on the voyage to fellow passen- gers or members of the crew, and arrive at the Cape "off with the old love and on with the new"
 It has also been recently observed that young girls are going to South Africa from England in increasing numbers as domestic servants in the smaller up country towns If they have not calcu- lated upon the chances Of matrimony. they are not long in their new home be- tore offers come along for their gelec. tion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-21

Russia has acquired far stronger hold on Manchuria than the world at large realizes, according to O. K:~Davis in the December Everybody s. She has been far from idle during her time of Tnmolested occupation of those Chi nese provinces. Even before the Box CT outbreak she had proceeded with unwonted celerity. The guards al lowed by contract to protect her great railroad had grown into garrisons which have now become all army of occupation. At every important post on the 1,50O miles of railway, horse, foot and artillery have been stationed. Permanent barracks have been built, forts erected. strategic points fortified. Great quantities of military stores have been collected. At Liao Yang, forty miles south of Mukden by rail- way, the great highways from Pekin and Korea converge. There the Rus sians have sNtioned a strong force and constructed Qualifications. It is an ad- mirable base for military operations either against Korea or to the south to meet a force advancing from the sea toward Mulden. Such situation only the arbitrament of armies can clear.