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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-22

AAAAhNSSS SA AAN~S'
 The friends of Miss Annie Flynn will be pleased to know that she is reported as improving after the operation for ap- pendicitis which was performed upon her Saturday.
 The marriage of Miss Carrie Goodwin Lamar and MT. Glenn T. Fitzpatrick will take place this afternoon at the First Baptist Church at 5:50 o'clock.
 Mir. Clarence Eddy will arrive this morning and will be the guest of Miss Florence Hodge, at the home of Rev and Mrs. G. W. Patterson.
 Miss Myrtle Greentree is expected home soon from Columbus, Ga, where she has been the guest of friends and the recip- tent of many attentions.
 Mir. Frank KuIman and daughter. Miss Lima Kulman, of Savannah, who have been visiting friends in the city, have gone to Columbus. Ga.
 Miss Nettie Johnson, who has been wis., iting Mrs. J. H. Cook on Martha Street, left yesterday for her home in Greens boro.
 A little son has arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. Albert J. Picket on Moulton Street. He is named Albert J. Picket. Jr.
 Mrs. G. W. Patterson who has bean visiting her mother in Tennessee, is ex- pected to return home today. The friends of MT. and Mrs. Jack Wright will be gratified to learn that he continues to improve
 Mrs. L. Meyer and daughter. Miss Anna lla Meyer. have returned from visit to Columbus. Ga.
 Miss Jettie Hopson of Wetumpka spent yesterday in the city with relatives and friends.
 Miss Lucy Randle of Union Springs Is visiting her sister. Mrs. c. P. Hard away.
 Mrs. T. s. Young and children of New York, are visiting Mrs. s. J. Cassels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-22

Mrs. L. Meyer and daughter. Miss Anna lia Meyer. have returned from visit to Columbus. Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-22

Miss Myrtle Greentree Is expected home soon from Columbus, Ga, where she has been the guest of friends and the recip- tent of many attentions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-22

Miss Jettie Hopson of Wetumpka spent yesterday in the city with relatives and friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-22

Richmond, Virginia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-22

MT. Frank Kulman and daughter. Miss Lima Kulman, of Savannah, who have been visiting friends in the city, have gone to Columbus, Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-22

Miss Nettie Johnson, who has been wis., iting Mrs. J. H. Cook on Martha Street, left yesterday for her home in Greens boro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-22
Death of a Child.

Mrs. T. s. Young and children of Nev York, are visiting Mrs. s. J. Cassels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-22

The friends of MT. and Mrs. Jack Wright will be gratifed to learn that he continues to improve
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-22

Mrs. G. W. Patterson who has been visiting her mother in Tennessee, is ex- pected to return home today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-22

Miss Lucy Randle of Union Springs. away.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-22

A little son has arrived at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Albert ]. Picket on Moulton Street. He is named Albert J. Picket. Jr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Sept, 10, 1909
Dark Fired Tobacco--( reordercd) Market
EUROPEAN TRADE AFTER RAPPA.
HAMMOCK APPLES,

Mr., 2. G, Greenway, general agent
OF the fruit exporting firm of Il, A.,
O'Kelly & Co., OF London, and No. 70
Park Place, New York, was in Culpeper
last week on his way to Rappahannock
In the interest of his firm as to the
apple outlook This firm had last year
the largest single consignment that has
ever gone across from the growers to
lie London market. viz: one boat. tho
Minneapolis. with s,4@ barrels, Two
years ago Mr., Greenway handled con-
signments, through liverpool house,
from Messrs, c, B. Wood, !. H, Wood,
John Ileyser and John J.. Miller, the we'll
known apple growers Of Rappahannook.
lie states that his firm has netted back
4 to the Hudson RIVER Shippers from $. 90
\ to $3.50 per barrel for early fruit. The
4 firm Of u, A. oKelly 8, Co, were se-
leeted by the United States government.
as well as the Tasmanlan government
of Australia, and the Peach Growers
Association, of Georgia, to handle OK
detrimental shipments on the foreign mar
kets, so that. any goods consigned to this
house bid fair to meet with satisfactory
results,-Culpeper Exponent
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The Weakness Of These Stocks
a Disturbing Feature.
N. q W. SCORED ONE POINT
Reduction In tho Price Of Southern Pig
iron Business Almost at a Stand
still Late II the Day-The
Price ofMoney
! (By Associated rrcss. J

NEW YORK. Sept 1o-,rhe stock mar
ket was rather more active to-day. but
the Increased activity was In many IN
stances made at the expense Of prices.
higher Atchison resu,ning to nh extent
e Re :, ua!tsd staies sieel sSaros; Ths
Which were sold in large q volume. was. a
disturbing fcn ture. Stories concerning the
next action to be taken on the dividend
on Steel common. together with adverse
neither confirmation nor denial was OBJ
tainable from authoritative sources. An-
other stock that showed marked weak
Transit Tic resat. Els is SAID. 81 i pool
dissolution. Norfolk and Western scored
q one. point advance attic opening. Trad {.
neeond 6o S nrses
again downward. The reduction IN the
price OF Southern pig iron probably IN
fucnced ] 1.2 per cent. declined n Ieh 7
out effect On other stocks Of; that class.
Colorado lIuel advanced points for no
apparent reason. BUSINESS came almost
there WAS some covering OF, short con.
tracts and prices hardened In come ". Z.
4 stances. only 10 lose !her3 Improvement
later: Forecasts :, Of the government srgp
ed disposed to hold off in the absence OF
definite news; For the rest OF he day
Il business Ontinued y dull alA4 nSlde rom
the further large offerings and Increased
weakness Of the United States Steel
stocks, together with some liquidation o.
Atchson. the late session was almost
featureless and closing prices were gen.
y erally5at the lowest. III Z. .E
Es The local money situation excited little
interest IN spite$of a gain OF $3.50 o0o by
the banks. making total since last Fri
dav OF about" 81 $50, 900 Call money con.
tInucd available at from TO 2 IL per
4 cent. but there seemed little Justification
for The statement that ninety day money
\ could be had In large amounts under 5
per cent
The bond market lacked feature and
Y moved !rrcgularly on a small range. To-
tai sales. par value. $4,000.
United States bonds were all Unchanged
on the last call. X {5lsss
Total sales Of stocks to-day were 2ss.-
800 shares. Fl.
MONEY AND Il ExCHANGE-CLOsE
Money Oh call, steady. at rae IL; closing
bid. 2 per cent: offered. at IA per cent;
time money. steady: sixty days. 4Ni Ia
per cent: ninety days. 4 l-2N5 per cent: :;
six months. 5 Has IA: prims mercantile
ppaer. 6Gs IL: sterling exchange. weak,
$3.50. 1094sG15 for demand. and at s4.s2.IO
al. so for. ,sixty-day bills; posted rates.
8 S4.S3 1-eGi.A and s4-S7 commercial bills.
!, S4.sc l-2: bar silver, 81 SIS: Mexican dol
lars. IS 1-2,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
1al,mo cunt Hews,

Misc Nav Harris Is tho guest OF MISS
Mary Conlter, Of Meadow Bridge R9ad.
Mr. Mr., Eddie Carter. OF barton Heights,
is visiting the family Of Mrs ,r hayIorM; Mrs
], j, Thomas. II Baltimore.
Miss Bessie Boil. of Maryland. IT, spend
ing Some time with Miss Jennie Thomp-
nj Messrs. Willie and Henry Miller made
n short trip to washington this week and
spent several days sigh, seeing,
Walter r, Delaney, Is very sick at their
miss Miss lille Carter, OF Barton Heights,
who has been visiting Mrs. Thomas. has
'' Mrs Martin has returned from q two
weeks visit to relatives At Roxbury
Mason, the son Of w, w. Wash, who
fell out of swing and broke his arm q
few few day DAYS ago, Is getting on yerx nicely,
Mr.. Fl, iiarris, who was severely ina
1ured last week by falling from a .scaffold
While at work painting, IS thought to be
slightly better ~ The sStsns 9f his n,
raj days yet Mr., Harris resides at NO.
iieO TWenty-fourth Street. AheN
I Harvey White. of Jessamlne Street, who
has been employed In Clifton FORGE res
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
A STRAW NEARLY
DESTROYED SIGHT.
The Mishap Of a Man While
Engaged in Threshing
Wheat.
fsnecial to Tho Tltnns. Dianatnh.1 N.

Especial to The Dispatoh) 6Hts
LI1JSBURG, VA, September 10--While
Mr.. Edward Seymour, n prominent farmer
Of 1ihyfleld. was insisting a nolghbor to
/ thrash wheat. a straw ran into his left
eye, nearly destroying the sight.
Judge w. L. Chambers, of WASHINGTON.
Is tho guest OF ROY. Charles p. Bulla.
Judge Chambers was chief Justice Of the
International courts of # Honolulu and
Samoa under the Cleveland and Mckinley
administrations, Miss Augusta Wilson, Of
Charlcstown, also visited Mrs. Bulla. Mr..
Wilson, who was a missionary to Mexico,
Is a sister Of Bishop Alpheus Wilson, Of
J the Southern Methodist Church,
Because the Winchester Gas and Elec-
4 trio Light Company has raised prices OF
4 gas and electric lights, quito number
{ of business men have arranged to illu-
inmate their stores with acetylene gas. y
1 3 Hon. Hannls Taylor. Of Mobile, Ala,
Is in Winchester. Mr.. Taylor was minister
to Spain during President Cleveland's ad-
gn1inistration. and Is now a member on
tho Alaskan Boundary Commission. ! y
Severn p. Kerr, of Pittsburg, has pur-
chased 1882 acres Of land from D. II.
Snyder on the east side Of the shenan-
doah River and will erect $4,000 man
sion. I
Tho final german OF tho season was hold
last Tuesday night ut Rouss Hall, and
was attended by many young people, In
Guiding number from Baltimore, WASH
ingtor, Martinsburg, HaEcratown Char
lestown. Berryville Clarke county and
Frederick.
3 Z. j. D. Gibbs representing the Chess
apeake and Potomac Telephone Company.
Is hero to Introduce the lines OF his COM
pany into Winchester. At present tho
Winchester Telephone Company, branch
of the United Telephone and Telegraph
Company Of Pennsylvania. possesses the
fold. 55a "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
Chestnut It'll and
5 HgAlanapzrh

Miss I.lzzle McGrudger, Of Texas, is the
guest of Mrs. Samuel w. Marshall.
Mrs, Horace Baker and son have re-
Misses Myrtle BEDFORD has returned
after a VISIT to her cousin. Mrs, Julian
Mrs, Perkins, Of Baltimore, Is VISITING
her daughter, Mrs, .. NJ. O'Hren.
Misses Francis Wough and Fannie
Smiths Of Petersburgh are the guests
Miss Della Baker has returned rom q
visit to friends In Cartersyllle and Gooch-
land,
Miss Grace Pomherton. of Wythevlle,
Va, spent last "Wednesday with nGr
aunt. Mrs. Thomas l. Whiting or Mead
oW Bridge road
Miss Josie. Scott has been visiting Miss
1p Mlss lucy us:iAwut is the guest Of her
frlend. Miss Mary Todd.
Mrs w. n Guest and her son, Cando,
Of Washington, Will In a few days be the
guest OF Mrs. Nelson, -.
Miss Jennie Bell Layne entertained sat-
urday afternoon quite u number Of her
friends In honor of her eleventh birth,
day, Games and music were lndulsed
IN until late hour. after which ra-
freshments were served.
Mrs. William H. Holiday and sons.
turned home, after o Visit to relatives "
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BARTON .E]I|E0GE]7T S.

| : H y Z Z. y ~ .l {
Mrs. s. P. Jones, who is visiting rela-f
tives In the county. is expected home 's
soon. II IS III III & fiji 35f d 1.
Mr.. and Mrs; g. P Graham. who who have Ia We
fe Misses Agnes K ana May aupt have left
for Hanover. 35af u 55 ~,
Mrs. J. J. Wilson. expects e cts TO leave We TINS
Mrs, r. a. WhitehurSt. who has been &c =
visiting relatives in Harrisonburg' mas
returned home, 49,,
y EeTl'e ther aug aunt s's Mrs G. Cosby
have returned to Newport News :. ~
Leslie Cole. Of Frederi cksburg. Is the
spmsat e Gavin hi auss M1s
who have been visiting In Albermarle,
have returned home. - 80.
Mrs: a. w. Wilson. 81 s Sc, Garn ptina
Mrs. +. Bendick, Of North Carolina, Is
Mrs. Cora Hix. OF Baltimore. is the
MI NJ G George Wilson has left for Balti-
Mrs Mrs. ". NJ Luck is expected homo in
fly dayf e fFq sater MRS ref s0
Mrs. McGruder Clinton has returned TO
Newport News, after a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Charles g Rady. ,,.o.ha,u ,ava
left for ortsmouth to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
james Edmunds. ..5.... 4.
Mrs. Gglpeper has returned t tH Norfolk
Mr.. Charles Nilliams. Of Portsmouth,
is the guest OF Mr. ". p. Brown.
Miss Cay, OF Kentucky. is visiting Mrs,
Coffey Of Brookland Park,
Miss Lille Garter. who has peep T,o VS.
mouth has returned home.
Miss Lula Britton Of Petersburg. IS
yl Misa sAmnie Balm Of North Carolina, Is
visiting Mrs George Carter. of Brookland
Mrs, Pitt OF Louisa, is visiting Mrs.
Balm, OF Meadow Bridge Road
Miss gladys Madison ss ~ Of rnev 1 BrIef
Miss Booker, OF Hanover. is the guest
MISS 4. 4: Taylor OF Paramount. is Wis
MI. j, j. Feather has returned, hons:
after visit to friends III Roanoke ana
A Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Rose have re-
turned home. after trip to Atlantic CITY.
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Chestnut It'll una
,z.gAlana Ra1x
/. i.

.
Extensive. i1np rovemen IS are being made
at the Highland Park school, which opens
OH the 18th ms tan t. Va "A new bell has
recently been placed ii position and the
Hiss ALICE iH safer D TIrs sI to
spend the winter with relatives In staun-
Master John Marlborough. who has been
quite sick at his grnndinothers residence
MOSQUITO bite. us somewhat improved,
Miss Ellie Noel. of Bon Air, has re-
turned 70 her home. after a short but
Rlea, SAINT t, Visit to Mrs Charles ~. Eu-
Mrs. Eugene Long: of:ThirdS Avenue.
Mrs Mrs E .1l ESermilera Of Fourth
past month, Is now able to be out. N
Miss Etna Kelley has after a pleasant
visit to friends in North Carolina, re-
turned to her home on Third Avenue;
pies Finch Club to Lakeside. One OF
.ryler's large tourist wagons was used to
convey the merry party to and from
served at a late hour after which the
young people left for their homes. Among
those who participated IN the pleasure nlT Of
the eyenng may be mentoned MsTs
Hooper and Nraa,de R Livesay. Of Rich-4
mond; Annie Sale. Bertha Marshall, Flor
ence Baker, Rebecca Clarke. Mabel Beard,
Louise o. and Ruth Rennie Messrs. Wal.
lace Perry, Richard Sale, Ivanhoe Sclater,
sydner La DID,, Willie Hoppe. Johnnie
Greshet Lamar Henley and sd,e others
Frank Rennie and Miss Arrje Pettus.
Mrs. Grace Fleming Is the guest OF
Misses Eula and Edna Bowmnn
The WqmanS MesSpacy a9eqay st n n
the lecture room at 4 80 o'clock Monday
evening An interesting meeting was
Kiss Alma yaughsnt Who has been en-, su {;
slowly improving.
spent several weeks with her parents,
ldr and Mrs. Dalton, OF Highland ParN'
~ Mr.. +. +. Faulkner and family, Of
Richmond, are - among the new residents
ate, Ml sp eprhg SIEVE several days in Hanover
Miss Helen Notherland, Of Alexandria,
is the guest of Miss Susie Pemberton.
the o., month Of August With relatives In
the country, have returned to their home,
Mr.. Clay Watkins left Saturday for
tendays tn to GhlcanvG S. tkjns w aTH
E IN inte ei t." Of the Car Mems Union OF
Miss Lucy Dalton who spent several
weeks With her brother In Kenslngton,
Md. has returned to her home n High
land Park, otter a pleasant ys " ' J, : !
county who have been Visiting Mrs.
Charles Lambert have returned home,
MI, THOMAS Watkins has returned home
AFTER q pleasant visit to Po"hatan
MIS- las. II. Dootson and son. Leonard,
Of Atlanta who have been the guests
az Mrs. Thomas L. Whiting, left Sat-
urday last for Philadelphla; y, = = har
home Yesterday (TueMay). after spanding
a We Week or or two with her cunt, Mrs. Thos'
i. Whiting. OF Meadowb.1dge Road
Air. and MIS- Brandt nft i frien %ee and %
Relatives in Powhatan county,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. SEPT. 1o-The cotton. market
opcred nrm al an advance OF lao points and
for time ruled active with an upward ten.
dency. following a better class Of cables than
expected.
e The early market was also bullishly Influenced
br indications OF renewed support from recog-
nincd bull leaders. furthered by q rumo, ,m 10
There was, later, n period OF liquidation that
carried prices on little, Later there was
sharp rally on renewed support. considerh PIE
Increase in on tsi,le investment demand and some
pretty active covering. following reports OF
crop deteriora ton. Reports OF boil wcevii rus
and shedding became quite numerous nlthoue 81
II 1, to be said that they were generally to be
traced TO bull sources. The market towards the
close cnscd on anywhere from SGlo points Nn.
der realizing. but was finally steady ct het
rise OF b1il points. Sales were estimated II
800, 600 ba les
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
Vaughan-Sharp.

The marriage OF Miss Mary w. SHARP
and Mr.. Douglas D. Vaughan took pla 60
Wednesday, evening at the home Of Mr.
H.-.Ashton Elicit. brother.in-l a Of the
ister being Rev, Gilchrist Herndon. for-
merlySof Ashland. but now pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church at La Grange. La..st
The attendants were Miss Dora Vaugh-
an and Mr.. H. Guy Vaughan, brother and
sister Of the groom. Mr.. Ashton Elicit
presided at the piano. "A
4 Mrs. Vaughan is daughter Of Mrs
John w, Sharp. once sheriff Of .Hanoverss
Mr.. Vaughan is sou of the late Edwin
Vaughan, treasurer Of Hanover county
He Is associated with Messrs. George D
Co. railroad contractors. 81 81 u Z, &
For tho present the young couple Will
live in the home Of Mr., and Mrs. Ashton
Elicit rRsfi lH}.-8 t9 $50 50 b sFEe{95
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M0@MlAND SPRINGS

z Il u "a (
A few young gentlemen from hero were
joined by a few Of their city friends and
indulged in camping part-a o. the bat at
terry. They had hauled q tent, which they
pitched for protection, also enough pro- '.'3
vision for the day. .f 565
Those who made up the party were y
Messrs. Maryland 4 Kidd q Douglass U Kidd
Stuart Mcclure Turner. Lewis N. BOW
ers. Of this place. and Thomas Kidd ana
Heiter Kidd, Of Richmond. Eli !. Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. S.. Read, Mrs ca ~
5yInal and Miss Nellie Ynal. who have
been delightfully."- entertained at a charm
ing house party in Powhntan. Is expecteo&
home the latter part OF the week.
IA Mr.. and MIS- Leroy Carter were guess tls Is
on Labor Day, at Bellytew, OF Mrs. w. b.
Turner. ", =
at the home Of Rev. and Mrs. a. N: SOM
ers, and expects to remain here the en- en-
tire winter 4, III h. 4. !, l, Z. .:t
daughter, Isabel, of Philadelphla, are ,yis-s
iting Mr.. ALIENS aunt. Mrs. ]. w. BlllpEle'
at her home on Fern Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. George Higgins, of Ri
mond, spont Monday at the home OF their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Higgins. at
New Bridge. I. I, "
who had his wrist badly sprained BY No
horse attempting to run away With nl MN.
Is now improving. 55s3t
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NEW ORLEANS. Sept 1o.-coTToH-sIpo t
cotton stendy sues 100 bales ,l Including soo
Futures were steady with brisk trading az
times. and an upward trend as 70 prices. 3s ,,
Der opened at o.Go, sold up to n0o then nomh
at 0.6l; Advanced to o.b5 fell to o.4e and then
sold up to Dol: Januaryq opened at az z went 1aa
encouraging hull features to-day were the I'M
proved demand TOR spots in Liverpool and de-
velopn,ent OF the fact that cototn Is being sold
In that market forty OF their decimal points
above quotations. The hrlnncss Of dry goods
at supply centcrs, too much rain for 6, cotton ION
picking IN many sections and not enough io sa
for the staple Tor the continent, altogether,
exerting moro or less influence In holding up
gains of 2 points on September and 500 points
on the other months. ss4 M
Cotton futures steady: Sentember. 10,84G
900; December. 0.57 dD5s; January. ,6OMO6li
February, o6lG g,6s; March. 0,8i00.o5
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Rapidan and Orange. La @ u.
E Miss Graves Of alexandria, e Il vidt1ne'
AGlay Watkins has gone on q ten-!
tdays'ljtripS to Chica go and St. Louis. 35i
Miss Mabel Beard has been the guest
this week Of Mr.. Andrew Scott at Air All -3
field. * RI; 7is$ F3'
Mrs. Peter Small continues to improve
nfterJQulte serious spell $is6
PA Mr.. Duke has bought tho home nov
occupied by Mr. Nechelle OF H Hi 40
Park. ii7g 50. Oh 3ss5 81 53i3 I. ssli: 81. d
Miss Alma Vaughan, who has been
quite sick from the effect Of poison oak.s
!. Miss Helen Netherland, Of %Alexandria..
Is visiting Miss Susie Pemberton. ia
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT, 10, 1908,
$500 AnHIVTn 1Ifi' +.'' ~

ARRIVED, 4Tf7
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk, merchn u,
dIan md messengers Old Dominion line.
STEAMER Pocahontas Graves, James River lind.
1ngs and Norfolk. merchandise and passengers.
Virginia Navigation company,
Schooner CREDIBLE T.. lIamblin, Evans, Severn
River, sand, Warner Moore and Co.
1900 SAILED. 1lE
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk. merchan
disn Hnni messengers, Old Dominion line.
large katherine, Lloyd, chlckahomlny, light
PORT OF WEST POINT, SEPT, 10, 1908.
ARRIVED,
Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore, passengers aud
general cargo. ,,,.ton,,, 49,,
nassencers aud general cargo,
pesse"s''s SAlLED
Charlotte, Murphy baltimore, passengers al,l
general Cargo ,r.,+onon, p,
nassenrers and general cargo. s'
popr NEWPORT NEWS, SEPT, TO- 1908.
foNA ARRIVED. t' NJ \
Steamer Burbo Bank. sapelo
Rarra white Band, Providence.
& SAII4Eu
Steamer Burbo Bank Dublin. 4.E,Jf
sSanner William Sanly, New London.
Enr.o west Point. Beverly
barSe Clentonia, BOSTON,
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a Faithful Member

The many friends Of the Hon. Tipton
ID. Jennings. of the city OF Aynohburg.
will be pleased to learn that he has again
been nominated for tho House Of Dele-
Mr. jennings Is one OF the most faith-
full OF the House members, and as 1
leading member Of the Finance Cons
mtttee has taken a n active part IN ths
proceedings Of the body during his Ions
service, Mr.. jennings will have no OPP
position at tho general election u Nos
venber and will come back to the Houss
with flying colors, 4
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CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, ILL, SEPT. 1o.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 5000 head, active and steady; Texans,
800 head; Western, 200 head. Good to prime
steers, s5.50@6.o5; poor to medium SAG b.o6;
stockers and feeders s2.5oG4 10; cows. 5000
1905 heifcrs seas; Gamers, $1:b0G2.75; bulls,
So 5l .65; western steers, sa.2594b0. Hogs
Receipts to-day. 10000 head; TOMORROW, y; ooo
head: opened 1oc higher, closed lower. My Mixed
s5soae 20; rough. heavy, s5.35T5,so; light
s5.756s. so; bulk Of sales. so,7oG0: Sheep
Receipts, $1,000 head Sheep, steady; lambs,
steady. Good to choice wethers s3@s.e5; fair
to choice mixed. s2G13; native lambs. $3.50.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


ts NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 1o.-PEANuTS--
Farmers market dull, Fancy. axe; strictly
prime, 3@ahc. prime. 2aac.; common, 2Ac.;
Spanish. 00c. VISA 4. I.l,
PETERSBURG, VA. Sept. 10.-PEANUTs-
Spanish. 0od92Hc. Market firm, stock light
and few being offered. Vrginia's, SlSc. for
fancy; market steady.
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NAYAL STORES.

e WILMINGTON. 81 c., Sept, lo,-sPIRITs
MISUNDERSTANDING doing: receipts, 30
barrels. Tnr-FIrm Mt $l.75; receipts 81 bnr-
j els, Crude Turpentine-Firm at sl,7o13.7o
receipts, 80 barrels. -li
Firm at 54ssc,; receipts III casks; snles. 9, O75
casks; exports IS casks. Rosln--Firm; re.
cepts. 2, 26a barrels sales, o50 barrels; exports,
= CHAnI.EsToN, S. c., Sept. lo-TuRPEN.
TINE-Nominal. Rosin-steady, tl#
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Cumberland Visitors.

Hon. A. B. Armstrong. member Of the
and buchanan, and Judge w. M. Smith.
Of the County Court OF the former county
and Powhatan. are IN the city and ars
stopping at Murphy's. Ihey attenaeo
the Bitou last night and VIII return none
to-day. 5iF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
my GOODS MARKET,

NEW YORK. Sept. 1o,-The market for
dry goods has presented slightly more life as
while the activity In print cloths is exercising
the market reports Of fairly large sales having
continue busy and reports from the country are
favorable.