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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-12-15
Brought into sight thus

Brought into sight thus
far for season /. . IS, 102, 542 5~,720,2S4
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
New York, Dec. 11.-For the week end
ing Friday. December 18th, net receipts at
all u. S. ports during week, 325,470; net
receipts at all U. S. ports same week last
year, 25S, O63; total receipts since Septem-
Der 1st., 4,331,575; total receipts to same
date last year, 4,159, sos; exports for the
week.. 2O3, $40; exports for same week last
year, 271, 953; total exports since Septem-
Der list, 1923, 767; total exports same date
last year, 2.S2S, III; stock at all United
States ports, 917, 450; stock at all United
States ports same time last year, 1,023,349;
stock at all interior towns, 499, 584; stock
at all interior towns same time last year,
601, $50: stock at Liverpool same time last
year, 4O7, 900; stock of American afloat Tor
Great Britain same time last year, $4,000
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-12-15

PIE vii nos ~patrauize teachers who pro
claim the offensive doctrines pubasbe3 bv
DI. BasSeit. or hools which re:8iu saeh
teachsrs The feeling 5 iast a. strong
In the South With regard % this subject
as II IS IN ;he nation a. = ~hoIe ~to rr
gard 10 anarchy.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-12-15
DeraiIed Near Wilson.

Wilson. n. c., Dec. IA freight train
ran off the track OF the Atlantic Coast
Line about one or two miles below town
this morning. One car was completely
and about thirty yards OF the
track torn up. No life lost and no one
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-12-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, Dec. 12.-Heavy SHOWS in the
winter wheat States and big deliveries
on December contracts caused weakness
IN wheat today but the close was steady
at the decline, May being off 3-8 to 1-2c:
May corn closed 1-8c lower and May oats
a shade higher. Provisions made gains
ranging from 2 IL to sc. to Il II to 2Mc
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-12-15
OTHER COTTON ARKET
.ALEIGH SPOT COTTON MARKET

RALElGH SPOl COlION MAf1hhi
Receipts yesterday :. =. +. ..l6I bales
Prices yesterday. -. . . . ..l2MlZ os
Receipts year ago yesterday ..lOo Dale7
Prices year ago yesterday. :. . -. sos /"
Receipts last week -. -. 90. ..7S4 balc7
Receipts same week last year-551 bales
Receipts this season 8. =. 9,751 Dales
RECEIPT. same period last season .10.93o bales
Shortage this season i. !. =. +. LISA baleS
The Raleigh Spot Cotton Market yes
terday held closely to the figures OF the
preceding day, the majority OF the sales
being at II Is to L IA cents 4 pound.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-12-15

The indications are that the market tbis
week VIII vary slightly from day to- day.
holding close to ~ to u IL cents q
pound.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-12-15
Iron and Steel Industries
Look Brighter
LUMBER MILLS DRAG
his is True OF New England. But al
the South There is Increased
Activity. Some Delay in
Handling Freight is
Experienced.
(By the Associated Pre.s1

New York, Dec. n.-R. G. Dun < Corn
lanys weekly review OF trade tomorrow,
Viii say:
Developments are not encouraging .
10 cotton spinning, but there IS eyIdeace
q better conditions in the iron and steel
Industry, while retail trade feels the usua.
impetus as the holidays approach. Idle
ness among New England lumber mills is
Offset by increased activity IN the South
Owing to pressure OF grain there Is still
delay in handling freight promptly at q
few western points. but a a rule traffic
facilities are adequate, and railway earn
irgs for November show an average gain
OF 40 over last year. 1t is significant
evidence OF the attitude OF consumers that
while the output OF pig iron declined
to about one million tons in November
the loWest point in several years, furnace
stocks rose to COS, 107 tons. far exceed
ing all recent records. Such a striking
discrepancy indicates clearly the extent
Of contraction IN this leading branch OF
manufacture. Throughout the industry.
however, there is a strong sentiment Of
ho~pefulness regarding the New Year.
Prices have steadied and orders are be-
ing placed more literally.
Cotton spinning is completely demor2i-
lied by the raw material situation. The
margin between buyers and sellers has
widened and little new business is re
ported.
Quotations of cotton goods are now
practically nominal.
Failures this week numbered 331,
against 269 last year.
MOVEMENT OF COTTON.
No1- Work Dac II The following sta
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-12-15

The Chatham Record has entered upon
it's third volume. 1t Is sound to the core
in Democracy, p~lain-spoken, honest and
useful.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-12-15

800; Union Pacific 1882: Copper e7.s75.
Sugar $500; Broolyn 23.s75; Tennessee
Coal and Iron $50: L. s. Steel $50: u
5. Steel preferred 73,I44.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. y, 4 p. Cotton spot
A Al2a car'i mipddline fair, 7.ol; good mddling;
$50: middling, 6.76; low middling, SO; good
ordinary, $50; ordinary, $40; The sales OF the
speculation and export and included 4,GC0 Am Am
erican. Receipts $1,000 bales, including 1920
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-12-15

If a think is said to be obvious it Means
that everybody ought to understand It
but everybody doesn't.
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s. A. L. STOCKS AND BONDS.

! BALTIMORE, Dec. dashboard Air Line
common -0alS.. preferred 22@23.
| BOndS-4s 7lM.
Atlantic Coast Line common LOG 49,. pref
| erred $50 No sales.
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AN APPEAL FOR
BATTLE ABBEY
DR.. j. William Jones. SeCre
tary. Issues Circular to
Camps and Friends.

The officers of the Confederate Me-
mortal Association. which is building TIE
Battle Abby at Richmond. is making a
strong appeal for contributions from
friends OF the memorial.
Following is the circular being sent out
by DR.. J. William Jones. secretary aud
TIE CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL AS
AND PROSPECTS.
It has been N O. great qualification to
Orleans the Board Of Trustees were able
to report that our treasurer had in hand
terest, and that the balance OF the Ro,iss
donation ($40 900, $4,000 appropriated by
the, city Of RicrIh,mond. and 1, olhcr, sub
sum OF soO.47l.0i, which more than meats
the original liberal offer of Couc,de
Rouss, and VIII enable. the board to go
il liall.' or "Battle Abbcy's as it has Been
called.
But tho board decided that. in view
It's desire to make the hal g worthy mo-
manent endowment. at least 100000
should be added TO this fund, and In
structed the secretary and superlntand-
ent to vigorously push an effort 90 Sc
cure This amount at the earliest day
possible.
this IL olr Confederate camps. The chap
tors or the Daughters OF the Confederacy,
the camps OF the Sons and our friends
generally will take hold Of and cont'ib-
ute to the enterprise.
in on one or or more more of tie following ways:
!. Let camps OF veterans, and sons.
and chapters or the Daughters make US
n. Let individuals make us contrbu-
tions, large or small, as they may be
g. Let the names and addresses Of par
ties able. and probably willing to help
be sent to the secretary,
secretary to deliver. Lectures for he bene-
Fit of this fund-dlyidlng proceeds with
some local object when desired; ..,ona,
generally that after years Of disappolhtss
nnert. We are at last within reach of
The beautiful memorial which Was Vas Il ioah :.
Rouss. and we confidently appeal to
them to help rs make i worthy or our
Confederate cause, onr leaders, our ser sell
sacrificing devoted women, ana our CON-
federate people generally.
We have erected monuments to indiyid,
uals, and to classes OF our heroes. Let
US make ths are nthn ibrary a and e depo a
tory. from whence the future historian
may draw material With wv. which t to tsii
tho true, s, story, Of 1ree onr sfcas s'russ'e
~ AL Checks should be made payable to
ma order of George l.. Christian, treas
, urer' G. NJ A., and sent TO ]; william
Jones, secretary and SUPERINTENDENT,
fi T, is nroper to add that every dollar
,aw Contributed to this fund goes into
the treasury without the, deduction si OF
cent for ssia ;,ss T SGas,ssohs or 'A
pe'CyI CLEMENT a. EVANS, President.
Board Of Trustees. 9. M a,
ROBERT WIflrB Chatrmap.
E.ecutiye COMMITTEES, G. M A
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Wall Street Gossip.

fs,ecI,l ia The Times. Dlspatrh.)
NEW YORK, Jniy o' ,fsncs o' IN L,ndon had
tretnely tame. and tue advance III i-'h'V" '
very little influence. ,,.,,,aa ,ro,,s
There seemed 10 be very ntai,r 'sno n'' ~ n
Tow stocks. % which Missouri Pacific was one
There was very little commission house orheIs
for tho opening. but London seemed 70 DC pu'
in tho frst hour the. market developed tomc
weakness in rlaces, but part,cnariS IN tne, in
YORK Central, and The whole list was lncli me,
IN sag, Tho foreign business was d!sappoint.
inriy small but some OF me atS ss Wns conse
IL The market again md. nna business "A' eVNss
a1 The wealness In New York Central was &C.
companed BY tho nsnal sd r.ofs cane o f from liz
We'll party, who made no secret OF their Opinion
that the price Of stock was fclau'c'y niueh
too high competed w " .oc rs.nmption Of the
,petal linuda ton in United States steel com com.
mon. which has marked the late tradlhs OIL 1ucs.
There was some Erie coming out from small
bulls who bought on the expectation or ac.i i
on The dividend at the meeting OF Inc Sseeu'i'e
been pointed gu, b. students ns s, q the
United states stss Of tho s45 uon
good DEAL thsn VIZ III hsss a %o1 nGm
more than two months at most. 90, ooo
and $4,000 bonds. ,,,, much
to do with The heavy tone Of siossS ns any
thing else The liquidation IN such high.cihSs
ISSUES as New York Central 3l5's, and the ial.
IRE Of The souhTsstsrT npaefwT bands
.rndicntc to alst IN mice they took them at
Mad very dIsccurasing effect. mn, c,.,..
some rather heavy selling IN the United Sta, "a,
~ came from a house which WAS credited Win
tbc linnldation Tor President Schwab In the re-.
cent s net rr1hSie,ss. hswcsnr n
~, ~ w, inn Man and the bonds sold may rep
re.en, some OF the recen, purchases OF preferred
stock. s,vsto,s tho market
A. ~, mn N very weak sagglng tendency and
stocks sold Of Throughout ssh hs st directors met
W da.,s rad thn ns,,al somiannunl dividend Of
per- cent payable august ION ,n The oos
Of The company VIII close Jux n an1 fo rep pesr
endnr June 30, 1908 partly estimated at 49,
ios. $50; Increase. l.@16, lb.. 1,o noo s,,ros
Total sales of stocks to-day. 4So'-oo snafes
and Sc s6i, 900 bonds.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 9.---The cotton matget
opepcd hrm at an advance OF ID points 10 ne-
cline or / point the loss being conhneh 10 me ths
January outioD. Tho gains were due 10 turner
bull support and frfner cables thsn e3pec'tssn,,
particularly In regard to spot COTTON. "hirn
was 10 tyonts higher In the English fnarkct WIN
sales reported OF 10000 bales The bears "stn
showing. however and with favorable weather
ali over tho belt they Immediately attacked ING
list vigorously. selling prices down IRON nho4'
b0fil points. Then their offerings dltninlsnc,u.
nd the bulls began 10 appear more proHinenttR}
IN tho dealings. From thst tim" TO tue nh, MS,
Tho co,rsc Of values was almost uninterrupted!
onward At first the rally WAS slow ana lack-
cd the violence and activity which mas rcccnl,y
marked the movement OF prices; hut hnnlhs ln ~
resistance OF tho bears becoming less ,aggrr,s,,,
alive Tho bulls bought more and more treciS mn,,
al last nearby shorts rendered SIN irss rvn ni,
dent By the apparent powcrlcssncss OF inc MI al
street syndicate snd reports OF damasc ~ DOH
twceyil In Texas were in fnll retreat
In The last hour the market became Fery ~
tire and excited. and tho near positions were ~
vanced In quito a sensational : manner ~ H.. hae
VT bfen witnessed luring the bull campaign. ,
August had reached 1901 then ~ ~ o h,a nna
no sale; finally q seller Was found at l2.ao' ihen
III was reached. this being an advance Oh v.
roipts o.er the closing Of the preceding Gay OF
nearly s5 n bale. July, while less actlYe, wa as
no less firm. reaching 1856, net gain OF ~ ~
Sseptetpber reached 1850. October Dos. December
q a and January 0.7o. In the last few minutes re,
realizing eascd on from 2m15 points on me
active months. July closing Mt l2.io August
at 1875 and September at 1917; eao.
The market WAS finally steady. net .n sM ~
poi,ts higher. Sales were estimated AT ooV'VoV
bales.
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ut Ito GAo01zes.


arabian Nights" Sidney Grundy's prot
tv comedy, presented by the Harrison
Adams Company at the Bijou yesterday.
matinee and evening was n great hit II
is a charming play and 1t was we'll
staged. 1t Is full OF tho Wit grace and
charm that distinguishes all the works
OF this master playwright. and 1t Is n
tine example OF that stage craft which
las been a factor in making the name
and fame OF the great satirlst or the
ARABIAN Nights" is an excellent me-
dunn for the Harrison-Adams Company
because it gives each member OF the
company an opportunity. Ralph cum ,
mings has IL charming role IN, Arthur
Huntington. ono OF those touch and,,so1
10 his talents. Miss Edltha Ketchum Is
seen to advantage as Rosa Colombler and
the other members of the company All
distinguish themselves.
The company will play tho same piece
to- night and tomorrow matinee and
night, and Will then leave for other thea,
tres OF Tile Wells circuit, The Bljou Will
be- closed after this week. and the alter
atoms viii BIO started in the near flu
ture. The stage Is to be enlarged and
sons changes are to be made In the
palm garden, While 1t Is possible that
some alterations may also be made In
the seating arrangement OF the gallery.
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WEAKNESS
WAS ACUTE
Volume Of Sales More Than
Double Recent Average.
NEW YORK CENTRAL WEAK
The Continued Pressure 10 Sell Stee
Stocks Was Another Disturbing
Factor--Bond Market Weak
and Some Sharp Declines,
tny Associated rre...)

NEW YORK. July o.--The stock mar
ket developed rather acute weakness TO-
day. and tho volume OF ales rose 10
moro than double the recent average The
liquidation In New York Central and
the continued pressure TO sell United
There was no definite news 10 account
for tic marked weakifess OF New York
Central, but tie tape was regarded Az
giving ground for enormous conjuncturos.
Those iooE form in varih,Is s,irmises as
to measures 10 be adopted by the cor,
Be- required 10 carry " on n the tie vast termI-
nal and other improvements WHICH nave
tai I' re "'. is We'll Known. and the
varia tb in to-day's rumors igd 10 do
simply with tho manner OF raising IT,.
OF new stock OF a bond issue aud Of a
temporary loan on the security Of notes.
thing ike $500. 900 would be negotiated.
the rumor., IS circulated; carrying tie 10
he mia Mt d nor cent. Tho downward
plunge of nearly points In New YORK
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Captain Featherston to Retire.
ISnnnlal 70 lNha rin,es- hi snatrh \

LYNcHBuRG. VA, July e,-Captain j..
C. Featherston. who has for number
the Legislature, to-day gave out u state
ment saying that, owing to the pressure
of his private business. 1t will be Inn
possible for him to stand for reelection
to the Legislature.
In speaking OF the matter, Captain
Neatherston said that his legislative ca
reer had already cost him as much as he
could afford and that his business AZ
fairs demanded his personal attention.
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pponl1cE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July o,--rLOUR-Ac,iyc and
higher. Minnesota patents. sAaoa,4.7os i Eye
arm No. reed Ss e re oR!9I rs
close Was ssGNc, net higher July closed Ls at
S5ssc.; September, s2Sc.: Dcccmber, s2a.c.
Iet opened easy with wheat, but afterwards
iai &c. net advance July closed at Csc; sep,
tembcr, 6Sc.; December. bI5sc. Oats--Spot
aus No 4sr opi,sns alesa but storm r
picked shoulders. 7Ecc. lardcEassr; western rs sn
compound, s75olssoo; pork-Easy d fan'l x
SIS; short clear sle54Mis; mess sl1 h5 e.
i,osin.-steady, strained, common TO good s.@
Cofiee--Thc market for coffee futures opened
steady at unchanged prices to decline OF o .
points and closed steady at net adysmee OF n ~
suist; No. invoice, 5Nc,; mild quiet sugar
Raw, steady; refined, steady. Rice--Easy' MO-
Butter--sieady TO frm extra creamery. 29 9isf
s 81, er aany fancy snail eooed oae
syivania, hrsts to extra, .l7Glsias; o.. 49,
rotatcssasteady southern s.'ooR6 asIet i sl9
Island ssooasoo; Jersey swse a. *
4s.c.; other domestic, s@d,2c Gshhases.-
Steady; Long Island per 100. S]m6; Bal!lmore'
crates, sl509:,oo. Cotton--By steamer to LlS'
erpool. lie.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. July 0.--The wheat market market
iIsc higher; September. corn was itc. higher,
and outs We're also up Hc:, butp rovis,ons Wee
weak, the September produces from l2la @4oe'
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I RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, July 0. 1903
QUOTATIONS..
CATTLE MARKET.

NEW YORK, July OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
head. consigned direct: no sales reported.
Dressed beef steady; city dressed, native sides.
OK MSjac. per pound. Calyes-Receipts, 100
head: markets nearly nominal. a few coarse
veais sold Mt $3.50. City dressed vcnls sold It
ceipts. 6.77G head; sheep slow and weak; lambs.
averaged slightly lower at $2.75G4.1o per 100
pounds: lambs at s5d665; two cars at 500.
Dressed mutton, general sales, $6GShc. per
pound dressed lnmhs sIs@i1iac, per pound.
Hogs Receipts, $3.50; no sales reported.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, n. O., July s.--sp1RrTs
TURPENTrNE--- Steady at 47,5c.:. receipts. Il
casks. 1,osln--Nothing doing; receipts. 2l0 bar.
res. Crude Turpehtine--Firm at s1.75I3 and
80 60; receipts, 81 barrels Tar--firm at sls5;
receipts, % barrels.
Firm at 47R.c.: receipts. lao casks; snles, 325
casks: exports. s2l casks. nosin--Firin; 80.
celpts, 2.bo5 barrels; sales, 6S sbarrels; ex.
CHARLESTON, s. O.. Jnly a.-TuRPEN.
TINE-Stcady at 46Ac. Rosn-Steady.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, July e.--The dry goods market
"a in quiet and waiting attitude. Buyers are
not operating With sign OF interest IN the cit.
may be wanted for immediate requirements.
Tho curtailment policy which is increasing and
n a'I maintenance Of the independent spirit tia
has characterized manufacturerb' dealings fol
sorue time. Y
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Petersburg. va. July o, 1908
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
prANrT Am PA MAnKEr,

. NORFOLK, VA, July e.--Tbe peanut market
Is q1et to-day. The ony change. IN prices "a
7115c. n bushel. The prices arc "a follows:
Fancy. quiet at 3c.; strictly prime. 2Hc..:
prime, eve. low grades. &C.: machine picked.
peas, 1925 bag; black and speckle peas. 81;
clay and rcd peas, Soc. Peanut bags ID bales
6S In, 4.lOc.
PETERSBURG, VA, July p.--PEANUTs-
Spanish. new, market very nrn Mt 77hc.; sellers
asking more Virginia s--Quiet ut &c.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

iwholcsalc prices. Quotations corrected
ToBAcCO-Dn Fired Tobacco Reorder..
cdJ.--Mnrset quiet, light receipts. Tobacco NOT
in keeping order sells considerably below
prices quoted. Brights--Recepts continue fair
and market quiet sun.Cured --Rcccipts mod
crate and market continues fairly active at un-
TIouK-R Receipts continue light. but tho
market very dill.
RYE-continucs very quiet.
wHEAT-Recelpts liberal, but the masket
continues active.
CORN--coniinues active.
OATS--StcHdy at quotations
HAY--Recepts continue light. and the oet'er
grades IN good demand Mt quota tons.
EGGS--Recclpts liberal and market rather
weak. except on nearby stock.
BUTTER--Fair receipts and In good demand
at prices quoted.
PoUITRY-IIcns active, large chickens and
large yolinc ducks IN good demand other STOCK
1uiot and very small chickens not wanted. ,
VIRGINIA BACON-Fancy stock continues IN
demand: other grades quiet and weak.
POTAToFS--Not so active as last week; re-
ccipts heavier.
cATTI1-MARKET-- Beef cattle. hogs and AMI
sheen about steady: lambs and calves In sood
active demand. owing 10 light receipts.
WoOL-Rcccipts light; market strong ana
REGEIpTs For LAST wBEK--wheat, Gs,nei
bushels: corn, 1920 bushels; oats. "a 600
bushels: flour, 2,2i5 barrels; hay, 800 tons;
STOCK IL ELEvAToR-whsat. $50 bushels;
oats, 22,o6o bushels; rye. .1S7 bushels.
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cert: - s sss g; s::ss s 81

cert sss s.!s s.ss Sc s Sc
cash quotations were as follows; Flour,
STEADY. NO 9 spring wheat. 1sa79c.: NO 81
T5d7Sc.: No. 9 red. 1874 G5oHc; No. corn,
81 y m5oc.; No. Q yellow. biR@/2ca No: oats,
4o,ic.; No. 2 white. 43d44c.: 10. white, SsEt
eaisc on rye. 81 G9od fe SomEic bafi ~
j fiaxsecd. Doc: SO. northwestern. Sloaia;
prime Timothy seed. 1910 Mess pork, per bar r.
lei. s14.TbMl4.s7E; lard. per 100 POUNDS ss;so
dry sslted shoulders thosed). s7:s7ia as; 90;
short clear sides boxed, ss.7sas.T7h. Wis.
tract grade. sl150d11:75. Butter-Ea.ier;
craameries 15d2oc.; diaries; JAG lsc; Esgs.-
Cheese--Easy at 106l1ltc,
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corToNsEEp OH MARKET.

arm. but b,isinees was transacted at tho old
6rures Prime crude. I. o. b, mills. 81 93.c.,
new crop; prime summer yellow, 43643Isc.;
or summer yellow, 371s q asc.; prime white. 47G
A7,a; prime winter yellow, 47c.; prime meal,
81 90 q 7.5O nominal.
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Lin. common. 2laeo: do. preferred. s6T37.
Sesboard Ar, 7ohM7ofs Atlantic Coast Lane
common aud preferred. no sales.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 0, 1908.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 0, 1908.
ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley. Guy. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers, Old Dominion line.
Steamer pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings merchandise and passen.
gers, Virginia Navigation Co..
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Guy, Norfolk, marcia ndlse
and passengers. old Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY ., 1908.
ARRIVED.
Charlotte. Murphy. baltimore. passengers and
general cargo
Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponi River landings,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Charlotte, Murphy, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponi River landings.
passengers and general cargo.
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Mr. Erland McI.auchlan, chief engineer
OF the American Ether Company, who
was so badly burned by acid is lmprov-
Ing al rapidly as could be expected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10

BALTIMORE. MD, July o.-FLoUR1..5stness,dy
Wheat. Firm spot. s0A GS1c.;
southern by sample. G3dsohc Corns--iirm
spot. 57M a579sc.; SOUTHERN white corr % ISoc.
Rye-Dnll. Butfer' Egss, Cheese
and Sugar-Steady and unchanged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
CHICAGO, ILL. July o.--cArTLE-Receipts

CHICAGO, ILL. July o.--CATTLE--Receip
1900 head. Including 500 TEXANS; market
60; poor 10 medium, $3,oo@J0o; stockers and
feeders. S25oGl4.50; cows and heifers. sl.5o@
A,50; Gamers, sitO@215; bulls, 5It.o0;
1Iogs-Rcceipts to-day. 10000 head; cstimni ed
Tomorrow. $1,000 head; left over. 1000 head;
56lOc. higher: closed steady. Mixed and
butchers $5.45d5,7,; good to choice heavy,
s5God5.Io; rough heavy e5 s5;.as91S5:5o; 9, light.
s5doa5,oo; bulk OF sales, So5SM3oa; shean,--
Good to choice wcthers, $3,T5@4.oo; fair 70
choice mixed S800m3.50; western sheep, $2.50D
40; native lambs, Sapo@o'oo.
EAST MBERTY, Pa July o.--CATTLE--
STEADY. Choice, $5ooa5l5; prime. si7omi,oo;
good, s4.4odn4do llogs-r SLOW Primo heavy,
rsc, ShO5q6OO; light workers., s6,l0Mi.25;
DIGS. So o5M635; rough, Si.o5I4,2 81. sheep,
common. sl.5o@2.25 yearlngs, s3,ooG5,oo;
veal calves S6.50@7oo.