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SLATTERY
WILL NOT RESIGN.
So Says Rev. Justin Mccarthy
Regarding a Rumor
Published.

Regarding the story that Rev Father
slattcry soon intends to tender his reslg-
ma tlon, the Baltimore Sun prints the fol-
lowing:
A report which has been current mere
for several days. that Very Rev. II
slattsry. superior OF st. Joseph's Society,
for the Negro Missions. has rcsagned, ana
that the members OF the order VIII be re-
leased from their VOWS or. In other ~ordASi
that the order will d!sband, was pro-
nounced by Rev. Justin MCCARTHY. acuhs
s,perIor and rector of st. Joseph's SCENTS
nary. MS wholly without Foundation, m,
n signed statement which Father Mc.Hs-
thy gave out yesterday ne SAID
eve deny absolutely the authors an- /
thorIty 10 sneak for the society anu we
also deny his statements. Father slavery
has not signIhed his Intention OF resign
Ing, nor have tho members or the socle.S
either the permission or the power ot su'r--i
rendering their VOWS 49,.
AS stated In tho Sun yesterday ratnes
slattery is, now In Geneva. having sa'leo
from New York for Europe July I'm re
has no, Vet decided when he Will return 4
To baltimore, Recently Father slattery
ms heen deyoting considerable Tune 10 thS
study OF German, and one ot tlle reasons
why lie went abroad this summer was 70
spursue his studies there,
= A layman who knows Father Slattery
very we'll yesterday made this statement
10 n reporter of the SUI; IA
n do not think Father Slattery had
any Intention Of reslgning as superior OF
the society OF st, Joseph when he left
baltimore, AS Is known, Father slattery.
has been sharply criticised By many %
tho secular clergy OF the city and through.
out the South as we'll for the position
lie has taken oil the negro question:.
Priests IN the South think that his views
ara entirely too aggressive and 1900
nounced, and they have not hesitatsd to
say SO. or course Father slattery feels
this criticism, but do not behave he ~
n man who would retire under fire. Per-
haps ii he thought his retirement wonld
be for the good OF the saciety ne would
resign. hut do not anticipate ANY such &
action on his part Tho Society OF =.
Joseph is now better orsanised and MOTE
successful, financially than has eHss
been, and the work s constantly enlart-
!ng, Ii IL preposterous to talk Of the
society disband!ns'
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surroundings Is important. the hygiene
of person may DO so provided for by
the attending physician as to render the
patient practically Independent OF IN
favorable environments.
The writer is Informed by DR.. VIM that
this work was done, not with q special
view to establishing notable record
but III the ordinary routine Of the college
churse exactly as all the other teaching
Is done, ana the record obtained was
Incidental,
This, and the further fact that the ac-s
itl,aI MANIPULATION In these cases has been
done not BY the teacher, but by students
make the remarl 1abe success OF this ser-A
vice more noteworthy, s5,s IA
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new ORLEANS, Ia. AUG. ab;-coTToS,
PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. e5--FI.oUR--nall and
uominally unchanged, Rye Flour-.Dull. Corn,
meal Steady; s I,ssearepoti No 2 Western
y Whcst-Duil; No, . red, sAlsc, Options afler
steudy opening sold OFF A. moon they ss.o %sro
.rnntinuinR so throughout the afternoon md
Closing cpn'Is ia asc. net lower May alelosed At
s sss1eaSsg Se p ssa sp fsan maj a,
o,,nad to.dsy under continued favorable wealth.
e er and liquidation, closing go se net lower,
Mor closed at b7ci September, t7sse,;, pecoln'
ber' bTNc. Oats-spot easy standard white
"a eof-firm. Cut Mests-Qu!et, rArd-pulli
reaned, steady Pork-steady; short cleur,
IA AZ 7b611s.25, mess, sl41aqll6.bo. TalloW--
STEADY, Rosin--steady, Turpentlue--FlFm at
o'GG oiiesGrhe market for coffee futures opened
steady at unchanged prices to o deciile Of o
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points and ruled fairly active. The close was
steady, not unchanged TO 8 points lower. Sales.
$4,000 bags Spot Rio, quiet. sngar-Raw,
firm; fair refining, sasc. centrifugal. e8 test.
size: 1nolasses sugar. 3hc.; refined, firm.
Rlce--Quiet. Molasses-Firm. II. y.
Butte1--steady; extra creamery, 1ohc.; state
dairy 14llSc.f Cheese--IrreGular: State. fuii
cream, fancy small, col0red, 10hc,; small,
white, 1ohc Eggs-Ftrm; State and Pennsyl-
irsnia, fancy. mixed. 2lc.
Potatoes--Steady; Long Island. !I.5I 1!6;
Jersey, sl.37G1.G2; Virginia sweets $2.254 zoo.
peanuts--steady; fancy handpicked. AZ 44Ee,;
other domestic, 3G4Ac. Cabhages-Steady.
cotton--Dya steam to Liverpool, l2c
CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. 25.---An easier feeling
closed barely steady at decline OF ~ ior
September and December Corn was down a t9s y
* for September and u for Decemoere. on. s
months, while provisions were down "a sD211..
x lhe Lea fut,lrca ranxed Al follow:
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MARINE INTELLlGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUG, a5. 1908.

HE eUhI VI HACtl1O-NNta AGu,a ~ 4ooo'
ARRIVED.
stcame Brandon, Rhodes, Norfolk, merchan,
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line,
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. James River land
Yirctnia Navigation Company. sT b
Schooner George Churchman. Matthews, Bal
tnlure. coal, Nelson, Ladd and Co.
Schooner Alice ]. Venabla, Signa1gn, James
River Data and wheat. William Tomple Co.
Barge Sharon Hill, Ratterhy Perryvillo. coal.
S. f. Halves and Co,
SAILED.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line,
PORT OF WEST POINT, AUG. 20, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Charlotte, Murphy, Baltimore. passengers and
Elm City, Haynes, Mattaponl River landings.
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED,
Charlotte. Murphy, Baltimore, passengers and
Elm CITY, Haynes, hlattaponi River landings,
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, AUG. Is, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Dorothy Palmer. Portsmouth. N, II.
Baryo Tloridu Boston,
Barge G. T. skolheld, Boston.
Steamer Buenn Ventura, Boston.
Steamer Nagdu, Fernandlnn
Schooner Lucy y. Friend, New York,
SAILED.
Schooner Lucinda Sutton, Rns ton.
Steamer Shenandoah, Liverpool,
steamer Nugda, Client
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Aug, "a, 1908.
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, ILL, Avg. 2hrcAITLE-.,,Re
to prime steers, IS 25at,ih; poor to medium,
s4aS,Io; atocksrs nud fceasrs sabo1+so;
sss; sSSat t.ss. a ssss
irexas.fed st,ers sSG465i Western Etcers.
sS2,as.s5. Iioss,- Receipts, to-day. 1900
sa %" Ssaa ss% b .tssas
ST. ION; AZ. GOOD to choice heeyy, S5ihGfo.15;
roush Soavy, sbas.io; isht sb.bo98,lbi bulk
1s'sS ss5e. sss ss,s
inwnr 9 n INV choice wethers. $ad38O; fair
to choice su mixed, ss25aa; Western sheep. s275
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WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN
Weather Bad for Cotton-Falr Crop Of
Tobacco Being Cut.
nav AssocIated Press.)

WASHINGTON. D, c.. August 25.-
Tho Weather Bureaus weekly summary
OF crop condition says
Cotton has suffered maternity from
large mart OF the central and eastern
districts of the cotton region. where, as
in The previous week, rapid growth, and,
In some localities too much stalk, eSGss-
T however, is generally well ,frulted
throughout the belt. IN Texas the boil
woeviI is doing much damage. except In
are are more numerous and destructive, 4.
TITLE picking has been done throushopt
the southern portions OF. the belt. but this
work is not get general.
The Condition OF tobacco In Tennessee
Is Exceptionally favorable. and q fair
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Aug, IS, 100

Richmond. w., Aug, 20, 1901,
SALES,
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Dlv|
dend Obligatiop--s25o0 At 200.
virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. preferred-1
share at 90; 10 shares at o.
Virginia, Carolina Chemical Co. common =.
shares at "a.
STATE SECURITIES; MD. Asked,
North Carolina ~, o...,,....,,.,lo2 =.
VI. IS. New G. and r., 1eS2,,., eo
Va, Centuries. a,s. g. and R.,', sah -
4. g. J.. n, b. Con-, TT, ts,.;., o2h ~.
Georgia, Southern and Fla, la4b, 40 -,
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. II Retail buyers Of dry
time u arrive during tho week, Activity
among jobbers, however, hus not been rehectad
at first hands, although considerably moro In.
sistenca upon securing prompt delivery is mani.
fest. The evidence of q scarcity on many lines
Is much greater as the curtallmcnt Of produc.
.--L.-- Z ~ a
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1880, native lambs. ss.pod5.oo' western
IA inbs. Si65hlU, III ia tsas

NEW YORK Aug. es.-- REEVES 1,ccciplS.
2si hpnd no trading; feeling steady; cables
sinW :; prime 'lsht vcnh about steady; heavy
calves not wanted: grasscrs md bnttern,ilks
dull. vcals.. stds 2St grnsscrs and hittcrniilss.
ssaato: selected 81, sheer md Lambs h Re-
CLOSING iSQ2Sc. lower. sheep, k2.50IS.SJ
lambs, f6aoaB.a0; tops, se.bo; ci., 81. No
snlcs Of Canada lambs. HoEs-Reccirts, 4Oi3
on Buffalo ndvccs.
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st. Louis Southwestern lists .............. o.
al Inuis South western 2ds............ 10
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass 4s.'...'.' 70
Southern Railway Is ....,............. 1875
Texas md pacinc lists III
Toledo, st. l.. and Western as.......... y
Union Pacific Is -. n. . u, DoIs
Union Pacific COW, Dc ~. 4. .......... elh
Wnbasl lists ...,.,,..,. ......,.... ia
Wabash 2ds ..........,.. l05
Wabash Deb. BIS ................'..'.. o.. o.
West Shore IS .t.s.'''..''. ipo .
wheeling and Lake Erie Is .............. 90
Wisconsin Central 3ds ....t....,........ s0h
tC,onsolidated Tobacco 4s ....,.,......... boa
Colorado Fuel As Observation-Disclosures. 7aA
U, s. Steel "a IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7Sh
I,ock Island "a Observation-Disclosures, "a
pcnns}iyania con. 81ks .,;.......,...... S5A
81. and o., collateral trust 4s...a........ 03
Central Of Georgia I'd 1nc..,. ..,..,..,. 30
Virginia Carolina Che mlcal CO. com....' ~
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. pfd. 80, 05
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

(Wholeaalo prices. Quotations coFFec1eo 1ue'
fI.OuR-Receipts increasing and market quiet
~" RY SS continues IN fair demand; light
W'HHEAT-Actlve; light receipts
CORN-In fair demand, light receipts
OATS-Steady and quiet
U,iY--We continue our quotations Tor o!o nay,
although very little Is arriving; new haJ y
soG11 lower as to conditions, nearly all OF "
hat has been 90 far received has been more Q!
iess out Of condition; new hay ahoula 90 pressea
light and loaded so as to give Veht!at'on ~
tho car. 5., su,,A o,d
market active for nearby other stock 10 nrlns
quotations must DO strictly SOUND ana N soou
condition, x,A, n,oL.
4hf posI tIS YRipts for chickens equal to
demand; small and medium fairly active ana
large moving slowly; hens ana large young
ducks continue active.
VIRGINIA BACoN-Steady at quotations.
POTATOES-R ece!pts decreaslns' Market 10
eo cAT FIFE MARKEr-veais actl,e lambs and
A"1 WooI~"Ae t!ye; light reeeipts.
RECEIPTS FOR TIE WEEk--sVheat Z. boo
bushels: corn. 2B8Oe bushels; oats. $3.50 bush.
els; aonr. sob esrrals; hay o7o tons; mi''
on s sii III ELEvAToR-,Wheat, $50 bushels'
corn, II, lob bushels; oats, 1858 bushels.
=
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS,

cbics9o. Rock l,land and Pac 4I.........- NaH
c., c.. G. and st. Louis gen. 4s.......... 70
ch'sss9 re a1 gal Is = !. q
nenvrr and Mo c;rande As .,......t.... as%
yrio nrior lion As Observation-Disclosures. osh
Erie GGnerhl IL ......,,...... ........'H e a
Fort Worth ind Denver City 1sts....... !o3
lfccklns Valley lU1 Z
Sss,s a ss s ssS j: aaea , tx
M M.sjssn Central Central II 1st Inc sh
Kim = and III Iouis as ,,,..,,,.,..... 81 f
Missouri Kan. and Texas 4s......... D6H
ntissnuri Kan. and Texas 2ds......... 76ia
Nav fYork Central gen. 3Ms.....,,.,..... 05A
New jersey Central gen. 5s.............. 1914
Northern pacinc Observation-Disclosures. 10Oh
Northern Pacific IS .....2.............. 70I5
Norfoik mn Western con, 4s,...,,,,... o.
Reading General is Observation-Disclosures. 04h
~. IN and IRON Mountain con. 6s,.......1l1
St. louis and San Francisco 4s...,....... 81
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NAVAL STORES,

SAVANNAH. GA. Avg. 2s-TuRPpNTINE-
casks. Rosin-Tirmi receipts, s,ol4 barrels;
sales. 005 barrels.
! CHARLESTON, &. O., Aug. 2o.-TuRPEN.
TINE-Somnal Nosin--Steady.
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TURRANT AND KING
MAKE ASSIGNMENT

Gay. Associated Pross.)
5a NEW YORK. August 25.-Tarrant and
King, corporation, with offices at No.
IS Broad Street, dealers In stocks, grain
and cotton, to-day assigned to Arthur
"A Hill. The company has capital
stock of $50 O00 5 A4t%s
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Walker cCorkle.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatc
CHARLES CITY, e; ~. NA;,,,,sbA .'s:
CITY county. left for Glasgow. Va, on !;
the cath, to be present at to marriage |
of their son, Mr. G.: i; Walker, e MISS !;
Emma McCorkle, which viii be solemn.
lied at Glasgow this evening
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York.

B SALES.
s0o American S,ufr ccm......,..,.
American Bnufy pfd......u..,n
0l American. Can COln....,..,,....,
100 Ancrlcni, ,C.nn pfd...............
tW American Cotton Oil coin.....
MO American Locomotive cortl.u.
American Locomotive pf1.u.s
American 'robntco pfd....l.....
( 200 American Chr aiid Foutdry....
S0O Amuricli1 Surnr .........,......
1920 "A r. nd snrtn I'm coit,ns...
6l0 A.. r. n,ii suiita IA pfd......
29tO AtnalEniuutn Copper ..........,.
4o3j Baltimore md Ohlo.............
90 Brooklyn Rapid Transit .,..,..ii.
200 Canadian Pacific .......,....,.,.'
1900 Chesa peRko aud OHIO .......'.'.
Canndn Southern .......',. q. = =. \
Colorado Southern corn ]. :, -
I'd. Colorado Southern I'd pfd..,..t
so,M s,hicaro. Nil. niid 81. Paul.".
214on Chi. Roclt Island anu rac''''.
ioo Colorado Tncl and Iron......,
sGn Chicaro Great western.
200 O.. c. c.. and st. Louis........
Consolidated Gas ...............
en- Delaware and Hudson.........,.
Del, Lack. and Wcstern........
$500 Erie com ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :
1900 Erie 1st ptd ...........''.........'''t.
400 Erie I'd pfd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
$50 General Electric ...........''''.|'.'...
100 Illinois Central .......'.''.'.'.''
4 sno louisville and Nashville.,......
s00 Manhattan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
4 80 Metropolitan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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PETERSBURG ropA eco lMAnKEr.
Petersburg, VA, Aug, 26, 100

Petersburg, Va, Aug %, 1908.
There are no sales OF tsbacco being made In
Petersburg at this time. I; The old crop has been
about exhausted and the new crop will not be
ready for market for several q weeks. Some
primlngs are expected to come to the ware
houses in this city the latter part OF Soptcm
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!, ,.,,rd,nr D. r.ri,tsred. ........... 1854
:, ,o,urd,nr o. co,,oop I, .......... 1904
!, q ., r.r,,t.,,d 1904
y, q ~ .osnon .....,.............. 1904
5; :: ::::;::;:: a a
3. ss s., ' 'SI 1
7, .. 81 w. roncr,i as 0Ah
Atchiaon, adjustment 4a ......'..'..'''' oS,l
baltimore and ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o." III
baltimore and Ohio 3ls .:...'..'.''..''. ~ ~
Eal!iinorss , nnn op nJ. ..,......,. 1904
5smt.ni - G"nrr,s is 1914
Lehtrh, ~ ,H Nv. H. ~, inc "a
Csntrsu o. sod Ohio ai.s 1na7s
. ~ a ,ItanSaiL, .,,,..,.. 73 Is
c chies anu nnd Quincy new 4s.,....... nlH
Chicago. 81. and st. Paul gen. 4s..,...'. i ina
Chicago and Northwestern con. 1s..'.''4 ~ ~
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
.fitass = @ -"h7s rfsfl
PEANUT MARKET.

Farmers maj market, fancy, Sac; strictly prime,
axe; prime &c.; common, 2!a12Ac.; Spanish,
Doc. 9isg5
Spanish nrm at ooc.; virginia's.. sMc.
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coTTONsEEp on MARKEr.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25,--cottonsaed oil dull
and nominal. Primo cruda (, o. b.. mills, 600
3Oc.. new crop; prime summer yellow. 41h
white. 4oc.; prime winter yellow, 48G]7c.
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rA1rIMoRg STOCK MARKET.

pA1TIMonp, MD, Aug. Dashboard Aiv
Line common, 2lA a2lM; do. preferred. S4A
bid. seaboard ~. 77h Atlantic coas. L'ne
cor mon l1aft1loh; do. preferred, no sa1es'
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THE CLOSING;
Even On the afternoon advance the trsnsac::
tons wero light, but tho tone was good lnd
there aid not SEEM to be much stock In the
market There was some evidence Of a coy'
ering movement among the shorts. particularly
In New York Central,
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Wall Sire ct Gossip.
;neclnl tn rhe r1m...pi.pnteh.l

especial 10 j ne 4l1meS-plbputcu.) .tEa5Gg
NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-7he opening Of the
strength shown In London. especially - mo iort
eian houses appeared to have bnylrg orders err:
seemed to be on the buying side The proieh-
sionnl element was bearish in places and wss
testing the market for weak spos. d,.n..
Amslxa mated Copper was hrm on mo ADVANCE
In copper prices III London and tue generai!
trllish sentiment abroad on the rrospcen Of ne
interest here are holding this stock bncE rs
much as possible to prevent an unwieidiy DUH
account. 49, $500.
for pressure early. especially as the further.
listing OF bonds made useful hear a!sum zen,
n. de. the o"TN m nsd be Weak IL
spite OF the stocks scarcity IN inc 'oan crowd
The tone continued FIRM, but stocks were
esse, hcy declined s1a The .n SSGr . 1nn,
w Vii. il Was just possible to scalp turn on
the advance. Sales In the Arst hour were only
4 es, 100 shares. VII
STRONG or LIGHT TRANSACTIONS: -
55 The market showed moro strength on very
Light Transactions before r., noon ,hTua ~ Els
A good many traders .wcro away at the yacnt
race. and moro important operators were uo'
uVi Rock island was bought by houses with
Chcago connection.
.le IT IA thought that sellng inner tuishppIs'
hension Of the state of certain, noor traders
account on Monday has created some 1reHn
short interest In that stock. !.
b The old r,mor OF absorption BY United states
eteel was revived in connection With the rally
In Tennessee Coal and Iron. FIJI
EARLY AFTERNOON TRADING;
The deness all round ths room ~ ths s,,ly
shouting on the door attracted traders from all
rsrts only TO md that the, room was taklns
. good ns,uyfd attitude on the report that the
The dealers in fractional lots OF stock report
continued demand, and as this has been the
condition for at least two mSnths back; the
Commission houses reported very little bus.
iness, hut found the Investment better than
the Inquiry for speculative purposes.
Even On the afternoon advance the trsnsac:
tons wero light, but tho Tone was goou uuu
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crop Is promised In Kentucky, where an
Improvement Is Indicated. a fair to good
crop Is being cut in Maryland and Yir-
ginla. In Pennsylvania, though back
ward. tobacco has made fair progress,
but drought has materially lessened Its
condition It Ohio.
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Sold week ending August H. 1900 pounds;
rcase for week ending August &C. $4,000 pounds.
seld from October !, 1909. to August e, 1902
to August e. 1902, 2o.o74oo pounds; Increase
for 1903, ] obs, 700 pounds. 4 j
The wca thcr continues very favorable FOR the
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a s.8NH. 1'lf .---~-l afsE tlfe
Cotton, steadyi uliddling, c,7h: sross receipts,
e,a28 bales; sales. 40D7 bales; stock. lsf,so1
baics; export to Great Britain, 4 bales.
Total to-day at II seaports-Net receipts, 40
bales export to Great Britain. ~ bales; stock
III, s72. bales. 40
bales; export to Great Britain. 3,l4o bales.
Total since September LIST at all scaports--Net
receipts 7nt, GOT bales export 70 Great Britain,
a. 0i,5i6 bales; to France, 7s0, $50 bales; 10
the Continent. 2,seso5o balesi to Japan, la5,lss
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia. Aug. a6-cnTToS--
spot cotton ernl w,l, q good demand from
southern mills at Y d " above quotations. Sales
zoo balss; quotations unchanged
Futuses-Mnrkst was active and nvn at ,ns
opcnin gwith prices las points higher thNh
yesterdays closing hgurcs; later ipnnencef,u oy
bullish bureau reports and favorable eonaltiSns
at Liverpool and New YORK, there was q E.,rlhav
advsnoo OF 1nMlh points, There was heavy
selling and much realizing BY ttNosa Who bousn!
at the opening yesterday, Quite NUMBER o.
heretofore prominent bears are now Joining the
mil contingent influenced solely by unfnyorablee
cron conditions. Before tho close the market
eased of somewhat, tho new crop positions
Showing net gains on the day Of but s@lo
points. ,oooc7 20 m,
scptemher, l1e4G11.2b; October. lo,2l9 !o'sn
November 1O.Oigl0.08 necembrr l0,0SQ l0oii
January, lo,oG@l0,o7; February, l0o7GlO'ooi
March, lO,Osi 1910.
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va. Aug. Is. 1000.
pork Fired robacco-- (reordcred) .--Mnrket
continues 1let and atcndy. with tar receipts.
Tobacco not in keeping order sells considerably
below prices quoted. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mod.
crate; market quiet. but 1rni. Sun Cured
Light receipts: market active on tobacco In good
order
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CINCINNATI. o.. Aug. g5.--fiOGs-firm at
84,bOM6O5 Cattlc--W At s2oSI $50.
shecn--steady at $l.251s.26. Lambs--Ensy at
y3.2516,T5.
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co,,on - tur,s opned strong aud closed barely

spe cotton closed STEADY; middlinE up!ands'
1915. lniddlipg gulf, 1900; sales, 1907 bales
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sRlchmonders in New York.

(speclal to The Times-p lspatch.
& NEW, YORK. August 25.--Waldorf 2.
J. Sands; Marlborough, z; g Hume ,, = e. III
B. Antrim; Astor. j.. Il. smith; N n'ptfe'
M. Cohen, Mrs. 9. Cohen. 3ss
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LYNcHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.
Lynchburg, Va, Aug. 25 1908.
The growing crop Is IN good condition. bang
we'll cultivated and in good growth Much OF
It has been topped 49, "a
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Sales OF tobacco on the Lynchburg market
ported By John h. oglesby OF Lynch'a Ware
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STRONG on LIGHT TRANSACTIONS:
The market showed moro strength on very
light transactions before noon Though !1nt
don was fairly good buyer etreclhhr o. hrie
4 nood many traders wcro away at the yacht
iace. and more important operators we're not
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Common Wrappers-Sone offering.
Good Interpretations offering. j