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/ BANK CLEARANCES
Considerable Falling of in New York
but Gain in Rest of Country
INV Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, July a.-The following ia
ble. compiled by Bradstreet. shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended July sd with the per-
centage OF increase and decrease as COM
pared with tho corresponding week last
year. Sxty-four other cities are included
: Nav !ns YORK York sl.3ls.s7S144. decrease 1879
Chicago s166 ,76S. increase 59.
Boston s133177 Oh. increase LIZ.
Philadelphia $124.a13, S18, increase lis.
J St. ,Louis s4s,2S0.634. increase IL.
PittsburG S5t ,S5s,G73. increase ~. ~,
San Francisco S27, 80, S6l. increase III.
Cincinnati SCI, s14, 75O increase 10.1.
Kansas City, s19,272, 743. decrease 20.
Nav Orleans sl3.744,5e0 Increase 1879
Richmond S4,672,339 increase 1873.
WASHINGTON S3,562432. increase ITO.
Savannah 50. 469, 227. decrease 1873.
Memphis s2,S7S,5S0 increase 37.b
Fort Worth s3,372,735, increase SO.
Atlantis s., 49,, 7o6. Increase a.2
Nashville s., 3S2, $50, increase 62.9
Norfolk $l,43926o decrease 2.3.
Augusta Ga, $51l, O05. decrease 27.6.
Birmingham 81, 022, 402. increase 1873.
Little Rock 1894 .O67. increase e5.S.
Knoxville s1.772, 0l4. Increase llb.b.
Macon S6l4,O00, increase $40.
Chattanooga $674.3Ss, increase 2S'6.
Jacksonville. Fla, 1886. 1888, INCREASE SO.
Houston sl2.D7S, 056. increase l5:6;
galveston S6.llS. 900. Increase 1873.
Charleston, S. CT, $3.50, $50:
Totals United States $2,lo5,l S.sn. de-
crease So. .o,- o., 10,
lo:U. ca EN- MI nos ,ncreasa 10
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, July "a, 1903.
QUOTATIONS,
CATTLE MARKET,

NEW YORK, July 24,--BEEyEs-Rece
and thin COWS steady; good cows strong. Steers.
81 0o@6bb; bulls, s3941o; export, so; cows,
Sl75ql25. Calyes--Receipts. 452 head; butter
buttermks, 81. City dressed yeals, 9@l2c
per pound country dressed, 6@l0lsc. per pound.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 8 s92 head; sheep
easy. Sheep, sa@47o; lambs, sea7I5i culls,
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cotton at all ports since September LIST;
Galveston. 2, o01. ea5 bales: New Orleans, =
EOS, Sal bales; Mobile, 2l4o61 bales; savannah raj,
,2o7, 4s6 bales: Charleston. 2oo,05o bales; WI.
mington. S25. o2a balcs Norfolk oosonS paies.
Boston, ss, 4ee bales: Newport News. l4 .,o;
bales; Philadelphia, 26.s34 bales; brunswlca,
1927 balcs Fernandina, Sl34 bales as, 1ss
Port Townsend. so.5s4 bales; San Francisco; 90
AL bales; Portland, Ore, l.54i bales ~ Iaso'
1887 bales; Eagle Pass. 247o bales, Lareoo'
1900 bales. Total. 7,60O.6Ob 1ales.
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my cooDs MARKET

NEW YORK, July 24.-In dry goods goods the
market conditions show practically no change.
with buyers determined to operate with the w
mcct converse tisn. Where purchase are made
imme diate delivery and urgent request Is made
for prompt shipment. Stocks In a good many
departments are evidently very much depleted.
and the chances are that they will become 80
before replenishment, owing to the curtailment
OF production at all the mills.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
prAN1,T Am PEA MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA, July 24-The peanut market
is quiet to-day. The ony change In prices Is
Spanish nuts which have dropped IN price 10
Fancy. quiet at &c.; strictly prime. 2Nc;
prime axes low grades 2c. machine ~, pissed cs
mems So * bag: bIuck and speckle peas. 81;
clay and red peas. soc. Peanut bags In bnles-
8S In. Z 4.10c.
Spanish new market very firm at 77hc.; sellers
asking more. virginin's-Quiet at &c.
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EXCITEMENT
ON MARKET
announcement of Failure Fol.
lowed Day of Apprehension
BEARS RUSHED TO COVER
Market CLOSED With Active Buying in
Progress on Rising Scale OF Prices
Some Leading Stocks Gained
Point or More.
~ Associated Press J

~
NEW YORK, July 24.-The announce.
ment late to-day on the Stock Exchange
OF the failure Of Talbot j. Taylor ana
Company ana OF w. - ,;, S,oW aiiu unensiness
and apprehension. The bears rushed to
cover their short contracts on the selling
induced by the news Of the ta al ia. anu
part of the days losses were retrieved
and the market closed with excited buy-
Ing on a rising scale OF prices a,au some me
dav with net gains Of a point or more:
This compared with declines below last
nights level at the period OF ., grea, es
ket leaders. Amongst the speciaities
some cases as the event proved, to the
special of the mare oe
sto ,lss' I'M Which similar downward
piunges although not SO extensive served 1,ea
acquired figuring largely as collateral
in In the market support and manipulation
of the price Bankers and money lend
ers have been keenly on the scent OF such
conditions back Of the money icy tme eye n AND
more exacting in regard to collateral
on such loans and more and more ,s s SO ~.
Gus to have them closed out WI" IN ,n ne
derrnining OF confidence. The manage
ment of the United States steel STOCKS
during the period Of their 1otat1on ana
the conduct Of pool In Southern Faclaic
outcome in the failure. Aside from the
expectation Of the failures. the realiza.
ton Of the fears and the revulslGn OF
feeling reflected in the rush OF the s !
to cover with the bad news OUT; '" IRE
were no influences perceptlole IN me
market News of cooler weather IN inc
corn belt counteracted the effect OF yes
terdays reports Of hot. Winds, ana me
liquidation In progress In the Day CIV
ton market was viewed with satsfac t l11
The weeks movement OF currency indl..
u un of s6ooO,OoO and news was re-
ceived of the shipment Of another *l;.o9,-
600 in gold from Austral'a a. % h San market
resolves itself into list Of price chanEes.
Rumors were numerous all day OF ilTan-
cial embarrassments and the neg q, ~ al
these rumors was by no means coh!n'sii
cjtv. but ranged the country over The
heavy selling Of Amalgamated copper
was accompanied by very spectre ~.
mors Of money troubles, which were not
substantiated. ,,,+h
stocks. Total sales, par value, S3'oSo w.
United States bonds We're unchanged
OF Total euai sales Of stocks to-day were 1907
400 shares.
MONEY AND EXcHANGE-cLosE::
Money on call, frmer, 294 per cent; last
loan, 3; time money, strong; slAty uaSs'
"a per cent. ninee.y GAYS < Pas: ster.
a i'ng rde" ana at so4ssso for sixty;
day bills: posted rates. $4s4 l-2G 1 80 aha
s4S7 ~; commercial bills; s4Hs Iu dollars.
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Cash quotations. were as follows: Eiomr.
diaries lsGl7c. No, 2 spring wheat. Soc; Nc,
3, 75G7oc.; No. . red. 77lac. No, corn, Dig
81 1ac; No 2 yellow, 52hd53c NO. oats
32MS4c,; No. Q white, Az G43c.; No, wnlte'
3sG4onc. No. rye, bod53c, Good feeding,
barley, 8s@41c.; fair to choice mailing; ao9
Doc. No iaxseed, o2hc,; No. northwest
ern 0sc prime Timothy seed, SSSoGps 30
Mess pork, per barrel, sl3s5@l8oo; lard. per
100 pounds S7.eo@7 .e5; short ribs sides Goose,
Ss.16G S,25; dry sailed shoulders thoaadl 81 oog
7o2I5; short clear sides (boxed), $500 e2h.
Whiskey, basis OF high Wines $l.3O, Eggs
Easy at mark at llG13c. Cheese--Easy at
loIbGllhc, Recepts-Wheht, 30, 700 bushels;
hogs, 10 900 bushels.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. July 24.-sPIRITs
Rosin-Dull at sl.5o@1.b5; receipts 22o barrels:
Crude Turpen tine-Firm at 81 .7tGS.25 and $3.50;
SAVANNAH, GA. July 24.-TURPENTINE--
Steady at 5Oc.: sales. 500 casks; exports 10
suies, All 7harrels; exports 14o barrels.
CHARLESTON, S. c., July A..TURPES-
TlNE-Steady at 4SXc. Rosin-Steady
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY a. 1908.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes, Norfolk, merchsn-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk ana
James River landings. merchandise ana passen'
Cers, virginia Navigation Co.,
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
sIoop, Rosmer, Johnson. James River light
PORT or WEST POINT. JULY "a. 1908.
ARRIVED.
baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore passengers and
general cargo
baltimore, courtpey. baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JULY "a, 1903
ARRIVED.
Schooner NJ. D, Greasy, Boston'
SAILED.
Schooner Thomas w. La .Ssid.n t,ea''A'
Barge Knckerbocker, Proviaehce'
Barge White band, Provldence'
Steamer Kanawha, Llyerpooh
Steamer Sylyiana, NortoAA'
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, JULY "a, 1908
SAILED.
Barge sall,e. Thomas. loaded lumber, Raltl'
rncre, Nd
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unchanged. Wheat-Firm; spot and the month,
77M G77,5c,; southern by sample. o2G77hc:
oorn-Firm; spot, 15h abohei July 65hS
65 lac,; southern white corn, b5a6pc: Oats
2. DOC Butter-Firm and unchanged Eggs
Steady and unchanged Cheese--Weak and I'M
changed, Sugar-Stcady and unchanged.
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spot cotnn closed Gull. nuuunS uplhu"s,
1880; mtddllng gulf 1915; sales, 1.l47 bales
Cotton, dull; middling, 1880; gross receipts,
GIT bales Gales, 1lA7 bales; stock loS III bales.
Total to-day at all seaports-Set receipts, 400
bales; export TO the Continent, b,2l sbses;
stuck, 2l4,73l bses
Consolidated at all ssaports--Net receipts,
100 bales; export to Great Britain, J. l4i bales;
TO the Continent, 9 $50 bales,
Total since September lst at all seaports--Net
receipts, $50 607 bales; export 10 Great Britain
277T, 04o bales; TO France, 772,S2A bales to the
Continent 2,So0,Ois bales; to Japan, 1875, lS3
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, La, July 24.--CoTTON--
Spot cotton steady quotations unchanged.
Fu(ures-In the trading to-day prices hrst went
few points above the closing of yesterday on
support by the bull clique. Untayorable Liver
pool aud continued favorable weather were bear
ish features that finally prevailed, and sent
prices down well below the opening level Com-
pared with last evenings closing Jnly was even,
August wos down II points, September II polnts
aud the other months 3d5 points.
Cotton futures steady: July, 1S50@13 80;
| August, 1913 hid; September lo.s7@i0ss; DC.
tober. e,72@9,78; November, 9649956i Deem,
| Der, 9.b2Ge.63; January, 962G9.33.
! Ths following are the total net receipts OF
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s4.so; yearlnss, SIS. Hogs-Receipts. 1.s2e
head; market tirm State aud Pennsylvania hogs
90 1RdR Al

a. 600 haad. Including 200 Texans; steady. Good
top to prime steers s525G5eo poor to medium.
s4a5@525 stoekers and feeders $2oomnao
81 .5o0r2 ~: bulls So 500 lbs; calves. $4,000
$50: Texns.fed steers $35oG4oo. HossaR Re-
ceipts to-day. 10000 head; tomorrow. loooo
head: left over 1000 head; mixed ana outene sn
5m15c. lower, Mixed aud butchers, S5.40@5.So;
good to choice heavy, s5.eoG5.75: rough, heavy.
SIS. 250555; light s5.4oa5s5; bulk OF s saes.
s5EoM5.7o shecp-Recepts, 5000 head. Shee p
wethers, S3.75Gl4.Oo; fair to choice mixed, $40
s.co: native lambs, s3.25d6.e5; western lambs
ST 100000.
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BY Edward S. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

NO. 1916 NORTH .TWENTY-SIXTH
STREET.
BY virtue OF a certain deed o. trus.;
dated 18th day OF january, 1899 or record
In the clerks office Henrico County
Court d. B. 1856 B. page a32, default hay
Ing been made In the payment OF the dept
thereby secured, and being required py
the beneficiary so to do, we Will on ~,
WEDNESDAY, 9TH DAYsOF JULY, 1906
tt the premises, the above property, be- .
ginning at the intersection Of the west
line Of Twenty-sixth Street with the south
line OF T Street and fronting on twenty
sixth Street 20 feet and running back be,
tween the said south line OF 7 Street ana
a line at right angles to said west line
OF Twenty-siTth Street TO the New Bridge
Road in rear; also q lot Of land begin.
ming at point on the said west line Of
Twenty-sixth Street, distant 40 feet south
from Inc front Of the intersection q the
said west line of Twenty-sixth Street
with the south line OF T Street. extending
thence. southwardly along the said west
line OF Twenty-sl1th Street and fronting
thereon % feet, and running back between
parallel lines to the New Bridge Road.
TERis-cash as TO expenses OF sale
and balance due OF A9.7l: the residue as
may be named at time of sale.
$50 L. w. GLAZEBROOk,
T.. II. SPENCE.
" "a t1i Trustees.
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AUCTION sALEs-FuTuRn DAYS.
The Valentine Auction Co..
AMcilnnenrS

p ST eqFAM AESrlq pxR SAdE
Hall and Dining Room Furniture, Hand
some Velvet Carpets, Mating Hair Mat
tresses, Feather, Pillows and Bolsters,
Bronze figures. Vases and Clocks. Hand
some Pictures and Lace Curtains Re.
ginia Corona Music Cabinet. Upright
Plano, Table and Bed Linen. Handsome
Walnut Frames. &C.
T TSE Ell s Mo HG East 6 8FGs? s SsEfe
Handsome Walnut Marble Top Chamber
Suit. with Mirror. Door Wardrobe to
match Cherry Chamber Suit. with Mirror
Beds. with Brass Trimming; Fine Hair
Mattresses. Oak Chiffonier. Marble Top
and other Center. Tables. Massive Walnut
s sassi@a oak Marfs TOR Rack HsFs with
French Plate Mirrors: Upright Piano, Re
snia Corona Music o Ga6nn, Tth b Mn
Feather Pillows and Bosters. Bronzcs.
Clocks. Handsome Pictures. Parlor Fur
niture. Center Round settee. Rattan Par
and Poles. Handsome Parlor. Dining.
Room. Chamber and Hall Carpets and
Matt, ssts Tnbe WINS
Glasses. Bric-a- Brac. Candelebra Blan-
kets. one very fine Center Table, Mar
bic Top: Lounges and Couchcs. very nne
Mantei and Pier Mirrors; In Gold and
Walnut Frames. and other Furniture,
&c. too numerous to mention. Sale posi-
tive.
" invited to attend this sale.
THE VALENTINE AUcT!oM. 60.
~ 25,2G.2S Auctloheers.
C.lI.. 6 H. L. iDenoon.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
81 East Main Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION, SALE
49,
N iNlTHE PLAN OF "WooDyILLE,"
NEAR THE LIMITS OF THE r
CITY OF RICHM0NDs Al
THE SOUTHWEST -
BY virtue o, deed Of trust, dated Jan,
Henrco County Court. In - B. l6s A, page
1879. md at request Of beneficiary. deian!s
having been made in paym,ent 81 notes en
the pfe9 MoSp - July q. lse.
at o'clock p. NJ. the real estate de.
scribed in said deed 8 that certain lot OF
land, with all buildings a nd improve z, th.
county or Hcnrico. In the plan OF Wood.
Vile situated at the southwest corner OF
Bates and Walnut Streets. fronting % fees
m the south line of Bates Street and e1.
tending back within parallel lines zone 81 OF
which Is Walnut StreeD l3t lect 10 : az
'sTrERMS-cash for expenses OF sale. any
taxes that may be due. and TO pay n noI s
OF $40. with interest from January 22: ls5:
/ balance at one and two years Win inter-
est ana soeS''1 G. Z, DENooN. Trustee.
C. L. &. II. L. Denoon. Auctionee!s
July 22-fdS
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! REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. !.

SPECIAL OFFERS.
Cal, San Diego CO., 'eqpd. farm, eco a.
Fla, Citrus CO., fine rs a. farm
Ind, r. Chicago, good lot Lake Shore ADD
Kan, Neosho CO.. ine 100 a, farm ,8t
KY Grayson CO., 20 a.; ane soil.
Me-, Cumberland CO., 80 a. timber land
Bos ton. Newton, 2 desirable bldg, lots,
Mo-, Phelps CO., 200 a. and impts.
FIGURING mill and res, Brainprd, Neb.
Good stock drugs and Hxt,, Wellsyille MO-
5 Machine and cabinet shop. Lisbon, n. p.
Kingsyille Ky, eqpd. canning factory. store,
stock gen ndse warehouse, dwell. and barn.
Furnished hotel. chadron, Neb:i "a 200
4 w. NJ OsTRANDER, N. A, BLDG. PHil4A,
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spEcIAL SALE OF VEGETABLES.

Large Irish Potatoes, zoe. peck; Beets.
Bun n for &C.; Snaps. SC: Quart: GU
cumbers. SC. Dozen; Fresh Tomatoes &c.
Quart: Large .Watermellons 1sc. ana s; 2ee; Il
Hams, 1Oc. Cooked Harms; z l-2c and d
house full OF bargains at 8. ~ TLih4nMlAN,s NJ
SON, Downtown Stores ls2o.lazI Ehs'
Main; uptown store. DOG East MARSHALL
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ia Totals Canada $4,000 .oos, increase 10.
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.

BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
Half.tone pictures OF some OF the most
beautiful women at Newport this sum
mer will be one Of the Interesting flea.
lures OF to.morrow's Times, Dispatch.
The letters from the Virginia resorts VIII
also be bright and interesting,
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n,,,onn sronK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, July 24.-Seaboard AT
line common, leh a lo7s; DO, preferred. $3.50
841s. Seaboard IS, 777i, Atlantic Coast Llne'
common and preferred, no sale.
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corroNsrEp on MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 24-Cottonseed oil. In
view Of light offerings, was rather firm on spot.
but quiet. Prime crude, (. o. b. mills. 2sG30c..
rev crop; prime summer yellow, 4a bid of sum
winter yellow 47c.; prime meal, $27127 90
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world,s YlslbIe COTTON Supply.

tBy Associated Press}
ta TET He gsFsT Statement Of the worlds
y sSs 70 ss!s ss i asels ysar 81
3 3h;s iasI menh ,'oi n'tf American cotton Is
so57 bales against $3.50 last et week Sn and
1.ls6,2S6 last year. and o. rn ~ etc Ss5,
Including Egypt tn b last week. and 72s0Go
last year. ,., .unnIv oP cotton
thsrs IS nsw as,Giasn aaa h Hsla
Britain an nd o66 IL st year, In Egypt 2lo9
a asanst GsS year II IN 1n ths Jh 1a
States 2ls,ooo against slo'ppo last year.
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Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer.
EcElvERs. SALE
THE ASSETS OF THE wALTIlALL
PRINTING AND SOUTHERN
4 TOBACCONIST COMPANY

BY virtue OF an order OF the United
States District Court for the Eastern Dis
trict OF Virginia. entered on tho 18th DAY
OF June, 1903. IN the cause therein pending
under the style Of The Walthall Printing
and Southern 'roba cconist Company,
Bankrupt. we shall sell for cash, at public
TUESDAY, JULY Is. 1903
at o'clock p. NJ, on the premises. No. 100
South Twelfth Street, Richmond, Va. the
assets. including the goodwill OF The
Walthall Printing and Southern T,obac..
conist Company, cons!stins principally OF
Printing Machinery Type, stock on hand.
etc. and the publication known as the
Southern Tobacconlst," The assets In:
clude Office Furniture and Fixtures. 2
Cottrell Cylinder Presses 4 Chandler and
Price Gordon Job Presses. and full sup
ply OF Book and Job Type.
The. .,So,ithern Tobacconlst," with It's
subscription list and advertising contracts.
will be offered scpar ately, and tho remain
niture,, Machinery Type. Stock OF Paper.
will be offered as a whole.
The sale will be subject to the connrma-
ton Of the court
An inventory Of the assets can be seen
with the papers In the said cause in the
clerks office of the United States District
Court al Richmond.
The receivers will gladly furnish infor-
EDWIN NJ. PITCHER
r. B. wALTHALL.
Receivers.
Geos.w Mayo. Auctionecr. July e2-tds
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THE IDLE REPORTERS LETTER
Will be a regular feature OF The sunday
Times. Dispatch In future. The letter W
Interest
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SEQ. ". Mayo. AuctLoneer.

g TORE TABLES. COUNTER e1 ASB
CASES. COFFEE ROASTER. COFFEE
MILL, GROCERIES. FURNACE AID
PIPE. AWNING AND FRAME. ETC.
q q al, sell for account OF the owner At
No KS East Broad Street at 1920 A. NJ
"WEDNESDAY. JULY %. 1865,
Hyde,s Patent Coffee Rooster, ! Cores
Scales / pair Platform Scales, Show
Cases. j Cheese Case, Meat Cutter, on
Tanks. Bins, Cannisters, Cash Drawer.
Furnace and Pipe. Awning ana me E Iat e;
r: rocerjes Spices, Extracts. Matches,
Washboards. Soap. Canned. Bottled and
faeNAse GEO GEO. w. MAYO. Auctloneer.
July 2s,a.2s.
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa, July 24-CATTLE
Steady Choice. s525G5.4o; prime. s4.9o95.lo:
r,a.., S4.GoI4,s5 lIoss-Active. Prime heavy.
sooodr 20, mediums. scl5qeSo; o heavy york YORK
50 45niG..0; ro,,ghs. S4@5.25. Sheep-Stcady.
best we,hcrs. Sl.66@4.75; culls and common.
81 5oR2.l5; yeurllngs, S3o0Go.oo; veal calves.
Sc 00Q7.O0.
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CINCINNATI, O., July 24.-HoGs-Active at
81 oOd7. so. Cettle-Stcady at s2.2594 SO.
Sheep--steady Ut s2.ooG4.25. Lambs-steady at
xahOmG5O.
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a. S. refunding 2s. registered. ........ loon
Z. S. refundng 2s, coupon. ..,..........' iooW
o. s. IS. registered. ................''' ~
- D o. 'I ,a n.c,st.rsd "a. int.) 1s4N
u o. neN ~ 49,, 1854
Y. 5. New as, COW t ~ '.. Ill
~ S. old As coupon. ,,.''...''' 1o1 81
u. S. IS, registered lex. int )......'.. iN3
y. s: 5s, COUPON =. 1890. ''''''. .,....... 08h
Atchison, genera 80 4, .... S7k
Atchison, adJns nn,n ~ ... 10Oai
baltimore snd oh,o al. .,........ a11a
baltimore anu C nhI, ronx M..... 100
baltimore ana ohlo Soh'' 100
Canada Southern sos'.''''. '........... 1854
Central OF georgia o. s. 'iirrc...,....... 1914
Central OF georgia is' ~, ,ns . 102
Chesapeake ana no one alss ............ 1874
chicago. B. and osine g, new ss ss. los
.GhieaEo NJ; sh nrth Sr con. 7s ..... 1904
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NEW LOW RECORDS MADE:

\ Around midday a number OF stocks mace new
low records under bear pressure but 1t was evil
dent that there was buying OF very good charac.
ter, not in expectation Of an immediate RISE but
becanse stocks looked cheap for Investment,
There was some discussion as to the wisdom
Of the change from bull to bear, recently made
by a certain operator, in view OF the TACT that
liquidation seemed to have been nearly COM
plated.
The break in Southern Pacific was not an I'M
natural result OF the fact that considerable
amounts OF the stock had for long time been
in the hands of weak holders, and 1t seems not
improbable that much OF this has lately been
forced on the market.
The decline In Union Pacific was In sympathy
with the break in Southern Pacific and did not
reject any development In the companys affairs.
which are IN excellent shape. The reports OF
selling by an important interest In the property
are without founda lion.
The We'll following credited with bring
Ing about the break In st. Paul for effect on the
general market, but the buying on the decline
seemed to be OF good quality.
THE EARLY AFTERNOON:
In the early Afternoon the market was cratic
but there seemed to be considerable short cover
Ing at various points, based on expectation OF
favorable bank statement There were mum.
Der OF unfavorable rurors In circulation which
however, seemed TO be put out to facli.
tate the covering movement.
Some liquidation broke out IN International
Paper, which was not unlocked for. In view OF
the decline In Union Bag and Paper on Thurs.
day. 1t is we'll known that the concessions mad.
10 labor have decreased the margin OF profit
very considerably.
Liquidation and bear pressure combined were
responsible for the weakness In Rock Island,
but there was tendency IN good quarters 10 re.
gard the preferred at current quotations as not
unsttact!ye.
Amalgamated Copper showed fair raliyins
power on the break but there was tendency
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-25
DIVIDENDS.

Broadstreet Bank,
Richmond, Va. July 2s l9n T; =
AT A MEETING OF THE DIRECToRs; a nNI
this day. a DIVIDEND OF ONE AMI oNE,
HALE PER GENT. was declared on the caplth
stock Of this bsnk,. payable AUGUST Isl,
ANDREW n. GLOVER, CASHIER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-25

10 pee ,o,nst the stock might lead to further H.
quidation. .ho decline in Atchi.
son ms being due to liquidation on .ne ,;th the
speculative interest long iuen''
stock ~ currency this
week Indicate that the banks galneu
Se,567 900.
THE LAST HOUR: :. u,,,c,n Central
presased the failure Of ". L. Stove . ana o oni
Who were largely interested IN me s'o even at
had bee. eent and the Of Talbot j.
Taylor gl and since had i
mn open secret in the street tnat tnes loans
ma hsd to sacriace their Southern Pacific me
a Embellishments OF the suspensions had COCO
eject az locating the trouble ana .he mar
showed disposition to rally AT Tue eio'o'