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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-02
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The cotton market
opened STEADY at n gain of 1Gl1 points, anu
selling up to a level about 10M16 points over
the close OF the preceding day under covering.
based on expectations OF very bullish govern
,Dent report next Friday. further supported By
the New Orleans bull contingent and cables.
which while Indifferent as to the near MONTHS.
showed irmness In the new crop, and stfons
SPOT market Receipts were also s'nnil. anu az
the opening very little cotton WAS offering. on
The early advance the late positions came III
for considerable support. notwithstanding my
farorble weather. bur when August had Reached
1895, July 1900. September 1i.si and Deem
bcr 1905 The list turned easier under room
realizing. Al the first Sign OF weakness big
selling order came in apparently from wan
Street which carried values on rapidly III
some quarters II said that this selling WAS
in reality for the hull uoo, and on the down
ward turn selling became moro or less genera.
with the market probably the most active OF me
session. This forced prices on from l2M--
points from the best of the morning on the ac-
time months, while July gold down TO l.s3. a
loss OF 8 points Later the market was stead
led again by renewal OF bull support, but dur
ing the balance OF the session ruled more or
less irregular and less active. The close was
barely steady, net 9 points higher to points
lower Sales were estimated Mt 100000 bales.
Private crop adriccs received today were more
favorable. and climatic conditions were ncSrly
perfect but sentiment continues very nervous
and unsettled with popular opinion indicating
the probability Of further broad ana violent
fluctuations.
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KEW YORK, July 1.--FLOUR-Easy and a
shuic lower: Minnesota patents. $4.d0I4,1b.
rs, vlour-Firm. cornmeal-Qulet, barley
W,eat--spot easy; No. 2 red. safe. 1t was
dull day In wheat circles and rather weak up
TO 1o'clock, after which room covering started
a rely. Most OF the buying was based on
strcnith In corn but this finally yielded to re-
newel liquidation, and the close was =. a. 'se.s
net LIVER. July closed at SShc,; September
Cora-spot easy; No. p b7Hc, Option market
opened barely steady with wheat. but soon nd
yaneed good sappors Later declined y YIN
closed 67sp.; September, b8Sc.; December,
b5 7-l6c, Oats-Spot easleri No. 2, 42Nc. op'
t!on steelier with corn.
Becf--lull; family, Slo0ll: mess, .$s50@o,
Gut Aeuts-Steady to Arm, picked bellies. 9A ca
lohc.; pi,tled hams, i2liasss. Lard-9nis,i
nent, IS, 80 compound, $7.60@S.00. Pork--Qulet,
Rosin--F!rmi strained. COM
mon to sool, s2o5Ga,o7ls. .Turpentine--Firm;
cotree-Tle market for coffee futures opened
steady at Unchanged prices, to decline Of 3
poiats. The close was quiet. net unchanged to
10 points lwer. Sales, 1880 bags, Spot
Rio. quiet; NJ. Z Invoice 3-l6c.i mild, quiet;
ooEaGya' A&lle sags od u Us, Us far
nalaasss sSSu. 2st@aAc,i refined, unsettled,
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

tWholesale prices. Quotations corrected
'" TohXcc eoa raaas Fired
cd).--Aarket quiet light receipts. Tobacco not
in Keeping order sells considerably below
prices quoted BrIghts---Receipts continue fair
and market quiet. Sun, Ctred--Recelpts mod
crate and market continues fairly active at I'M
FLOUR ReeeIpts continue light but the
market very dull
RYE-Coutinues very quiet
i WHEAT-Receipts liberal, but the market
continues active.
tCORN--Continues active.
OATS--Steady a quotations
Is HAG-Receipts continue light, and tho better
grades In good demand at quotations,
EGGS-Rcceipts liberal and market rather
weak, except on nearby stock.
BuTTER--Falr receipts and In good demand
at prices quoted.
POuLTRY--lIrns active large chickens and
large yonnc ducks in good demhnd; other stock
quiet. and very, small chickens not wanted
VIRGINIA BACON--Fancy stock continues In
demand; other grades quiet and weak.
POTATOES-Ac,ive; light receipts.
CATTL--MARkET --Beef cattle. hogs and
sheep about steady: lambs and calves in good
active demand. owing TO light receipts.
WOOl.-Recepts light; market strong and
active,
RECEIPTS FOR LAST WEEK-Wheat. IS. o64
bushels; corn, 1890 bushels; oats. 1850
bushels; -four, 2,245 barrels; hay, 800 tons;
STOCK il ELEVATOR Wheat. $50 bushels;
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The first meeting OF the new Board OF
Directors OF the Grain and Cotton Elk
change was held In the office OF the sec
rotary yesterday morning with tho pres
ident, Mr. John +. Jacob, In tho chair, and
q full board present
Tho annual reports OF the officers wcrc
presented and showed the Exchange to
be In q good condition; number Of mem
during the year The report Of the SEQ
follows Wssas 1ssS'eIt bu.hes ~ d! i;
Snshss q dscea sssh of sSEp bassss s
TO bushels; rye. Ash bushels, an increase
81 SSses T o,a F Feseps # sri
bushels. Receipts Of -four. i7L2lo barrels
on as'rsasi ne IF s q Pass a tdny MSs
feed. -e,1A tons; an Increase Of 1,oa3 tons.
In addition to tho above other articles,
such such as meal and pe,ns and S gss
no record Is kept Tho receipts for the
past year. are the largest reported since
The organization Of tho Exchange IN 1887,
are equal to IL not greater than in any
for or the year: Grain, sit cars, and hay,
1T cars.
Captain 3. a. Jacob was reelected sec q,
King reelected grain inspector.
The standing committees for the year
= Executve--T.5 H Elicit, N. r. Savage,
". Y. Bass. ", 3. Richardson, Jr.' and
ot Arbitratlonny. D. Mc1ntire George 4;
Haynes. ". G. Bentley, B. Lorraine and
4 John s. Lear.
Appeal--Nat Frazer. ", = Green. AZ j. J..
vi 1nf p setHsh ana nd ssaistlessH wood.
J. L. Edwards. T. l.. sutherlanr, H. H.
CARRIER and William w, Smith,
GraIn-F. II. Deane. s. r. Gates. G. =.
Todd. w u r.. Johnston, r. "A. Justis, r.
L. Moore and s. T. Reveridge.; -
Trades. w. Tompktns, e. b. WOO,
John r, Cary w. R Todd and j. w.
? { ouo e autoM II. Deane. W. q. Bragg.
c. L. Todd, Edward Alvey and ". Y.
Hsx-w s. Todd; g; " ST,v w'n nga g. & 3:
Tomlinson. -,
Wallerstein, w. w, Lefew, II. =. 1p '
Mr.. w. u. Bass. the retiring president,
addressed the board in few appropriate
remarks. thanking the members and me l
secretary for their assistance durinS tho
year and congratulaung the E * = g,
upon Its prosperity. me poard . L1.,.
unanimously. extended to tho retirnE
president and to the secretary ~, vote Of
ner in which they had attended to the
duties Of their respective offices, to whom
the present good condition or the Tx
change Is largely due. The board then
adjourned to meet again on the tlrst wed
nesday in August.
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MARKET WAS
APATHETIC
All the Animation Has Appd-
rently Been Spent.
MONEY RATE EASED OFF
This Had Effect Of Causing Moderate
Recovery, Which Halted at About
Tuesday Nights Levcl--Close
Was Rather Heavy.
nv Aseociatod prcss I

y a
NEW YORK, July Tho nelly awak-
sned hope on tho part of tht commits
sion brokers of a revival 81 spccua-
ton. which prompted the exchange gov
ton Of members in favor OF q holiday OF
Friday. received Il setback so-dhy. All
the animation was gone out Ecf the mar.
ket. and the apathetic conditions of last
week seemed 10 be renewed IN fun force.
Yesterdays stiffeninR OF TIE loan rae
TO 10 per cent served to iKimidate the
trading element. The rate did not 60
above per cent. to-day. ath N t 1ie, iaae
after the principal dcmTd had Deen
satisfied. The course of tie call money
market. however, was fell to pc que 70
the moderation displayed " stock mn mn
ia to had no other effect tan q nionerate
recovery from the earliei depression IN
the market duo to the cOerins OF snor.s
by professional traders. INC reGoFth IN,
closing was rather heay festnraay ~
sudden advance Of owe, two points ~
United States steeel. referred, when
was ceineident with e. return ar 70 no i.I
period OF tie United states steel Sc
curitics had aroused tomc nope INA.
renewal bull campaiS, was 10 nc WI
cato autpices, but thetincrt'a OF the Pc
fcrrcd itock IN The r,ighborhood o. e;
which u the subscription price olleIcu
10 cmpoyea. strengthened the sur1nise
that th,t price level was the opJectisa
OF Yesterdays movement. me rcneHtu
strength In the cottot market disappoinl-
cd tho lppcs that "a; violent specuiea'ui,
there Was near to- q elimination. ~
tic fTnness of tho torn market was also
detriment to stocks although the sna.p
rcactionEin wheat was fayorably reghio-
ed. Atclison, Southern Pacific and union
Pacific sere carrie; point under last
night al one time The May net earn
ings rcprted by IthiGh Valley ana my, NY
York. OdarIc and Western confirmed tne
belief ir!tlc very favorable conditions IN
Tho 'coaicarrying fade, and revived some
huyinc Il Reading but the May rreports
of ri. Pnl. Louisville and Nashville and
6outhertt Railway showed the c1tcet oi
tho larg increase. in operating c5pcns.s;;
The md market was quite irIl. m
nnf actie outside OF United states Ste es
second sscs. Total sales e. par Sa'ue' -
e'y i.iypgsiea states twos advanced ~ and
the old tours. 4: per cent. on the iast
81 Total ales OF stocks to-day were ss'22oo
shares.
MONEY AND ,EXCHANGE-cLosE:
Money on call. steady. 2" per CENT cent:
closing i2a5; unn money, steansi s's s;y
DAYS. Aper cent. ninety days, Ia, tI,a
,nopthst s Las 1-2: prime merccantlle
naner.b pas "a: sterling exchange.
.tnadicf wifi, ac.ual business IN bankers.
hiIlF ais;s7s5 for demand and at s4so ioI
ely daf bills: posted rates, StSo u an an
s.Ss Fl COMMERCIAL bills. 1854 81; bar sill
Var 5ob.s; Mexican dollars, IL
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, July l, 1908

STATE SECURITIES: Bid. Asks.
North Carolina As, G.. 1olo,.,. 1903 -.
va. SIS, New, G. and r., 103o,... el' a2}
va, Centuries, ca c. and Re-. o2 os
CITY SECURITIES,
Rich, city SIS, r.. 1oco-lo:2...... ia -.
RAILROAD BONDS:
A, G, H. n. n. Consoi. TT. 4's.... n3k %
Georgia, So. and Fla. 19+5...,... 112 -.
Georgia and Ala. Con. h's, 1045..,. 1os -.
Pet. Glass a SIS, r.. g., lose..,. ll2 =.
Petersburg Glass q 6's. r. Co., 127 80.
5, a. i, Con. LIST As. 105o......,. 70ia so
s. A. Il, Collateral Trust h's,.,. 101 lOa
Western N. g.. LIST 6s. 1014...... los
RAILROAD STOCKS; Par.
Atlntie Coast Line "A"..,.,Ioo 1so 1875
eeaboard Air Lane pfd........l0O S7h $751;;
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT AND PEA MARKEr,

FbAN VI All FGA MA hhE1.
NORFOLK. VA. July 1.-The peanut market
Is quiet to-day. The ony change In prices Is
Spanish nuts. which have dropped In prico to
.T7iac. a bushcl. The prices are az follows:
Fancy. quiet at &c.; strictly prime, 2Hc.'
prime 2hc.; low grades. &c.; machine picked,
2d2hc.: Spanish. 77Ac. per bushel. Blackeyo
peas. S2o5 bag; black and specke peas. 81;
clay and red peas, Soc. Peanut bags In bales.
0S In, Z 4-10c.
PETERSBURG, VA. July 1.-pEANuTS-
Spanish new, market very firm at 77lac.; sellers
asking more. Ylrsinla's--Quiet at &c.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c.. July 1.-sPIR1Ts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dolng; receipts, II
casks Rosin--Nothing doing; receipts. $50 bar
rels. Crude Tlrpentlne--Firm at $l.75Gp3 and
s3.25 receipts, 100 barrels Tar-Firm at
$780, receipts. 100 barrels.
!. SAVANNAH, GA, July 1.-TURPENTINH--
Firm at 4TAc.; receipts, OLE casks; sales. o5l
casks; exports. 2,4s5 casks. Rosln-Firm; re-
ceipts. 2.234 barrels; sales, 1,Gs2 barrels; 8ex-
cHARLEsTON. s. C., July 1,-TURpEN.
TINE-stcady at 4sNc. Rosln-Stcady.
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n1spnstr1oN rn SWITCH:

Thercl seemcd to he sqne disposition among
the pro fssionals 10 hwitci the leading fpecula-
ton fro3, tho anthracite issues to the Granger
,tocks lit was argued tint the monthly earn
ings in Inc former had allpecn published. while
tho crol reports would insre an active market
In the litter.
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Wall Sire e. Gossip.
ria, II rhe Times .Dispatch.)

;necisl 10 The Iiines.Disratcno
NETWORK, July 1.-The opening on me
Etock tchanre was somewhat irregular ont
npon thI whole the martet knpwca . .i,a,,en
complain tbT very u, "
was attthcd 10 the checA III the i]oncon ma 800
While here was not much commission house
bnsfnesl there were fw orders ut the open
Ing. and certainly moro nan III wv he
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, SID. July 1.-Seahoard Air
Linz common o2M22h; do preferred. a6's.
seabosrd as, TDss 0I70Is. Atlantic Coast Ling,
common and preferred. no sale.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 1--1sThe situation m dry
goods shows little Improvement far as buy
ing is concerned. Sellers are advancing prices
every day. and the effect of the curteilment poll
Icy is likely to be felt In the near future to a
more apprecinble degree than It has to dato.
Everything tends toward even higher prices
hut buyers are opera ting as conservatlvely as
possible In order to avoid bidding the market
up asalnst Themselves.
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r,,E FIRST HOUR:

Tho market became soma,hat inactive after
the opening transactions. am in the first hour
any tim since tho rally bGan Saturday.
The volume of business WAS mailer, and there
seemed 10 be little stock fr sale for people
operating OH the bull side IN the beginning OF
TIM. week.
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NEW ORLEANS. July l.--coTToN-spot cot
ton remains quiet but Armi quotations un'

N
ton remains quiet but hrnii quotations uh'
changed.
mrnt much In evidence, LIvrpool made fairy
wide advances in both spots and futures. and
the weather forecast contained enough rain anu
cool weather to DO considered decidedly hullish
Added to these two factors was the coming hm.
reau reports for June. To-day was receiving
day and contrary to rep1rs spread Unable ~ the
finance Its July deal arrangements were mads
to the money for the nrlGs Il wss
estimatod that about Z, 900 bales had been re-
ceved by the 9sa longs This Iea hs eess,Eu
Strengthening the market The onening prices
points up on July August D. sep1s ,nus
Later In the day the winter mouths gained bui
points additional, hut eased or before the cio s
The list showing net gains OF points on SSn,
tember, 8 each on other winter months, while
tho summer positions were ut about last even
Cotton futures steady: July, la,3sgis'ds;
August ls17@la5s; september' t "a hia IA W.
,embcrf, o.s5@9se; January. o,s3Qo'so'
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JULY 4TH AT THE SEASHORE.
SPECIAL EXCURSION
VIA NORFOLK & WESTERN R'Y
NORFOLK AND VIRGINIA BEACH

A special train of vestibule coaches VIII
throngh TO Norfolk and Virginia Beach
vii ho,,t change of oars in either direction.
m the following. fast schedules, Leave.
I n at $40 A, NJ. Petersburg mt
ant 4 NJ arrive Norfolk at II A. NJ,
Virginia Beach Mt Has A. NJ, Returning
leave yirs,nla Beach a. - Ma Il M 1oI5
M Fare to Norfolk and return, 81; Nir-
cinia Beach and return. sl,o5 For tick
cts and further information. apply at
company's office. No. S3s East Main Street
or at ticket office, Byrd-street Station,
JNo, u. WAGNER, G. II, BOSLEY.
City Pass. Agent DIST, fass' AS y
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DON'T FAIL TO VISIT BEACH
K-JUEY 4TH,

Richmond's favorite salt water resort
ia Beach Park. Fourth OF July special
leaves $3.50 A, M,
FIFTY cents round trip.
BATHING. boating. fishing. dancing. Mu-
sic by Stein's Orchestra,
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HOOKING VALLEY:

Hooking Valley sold OF veryensily and prob:
sbIyI confirmed by It's decline ihc street belief
that the new ownership haspeen arranged.
There is evidently nothing LEI but minority
stock. and 1t is now nobody Fsiness TO sup
port 1t.
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Cation, quiet: middng. 1900; net receipts,
IS bales: gross, As bales; sales, $500 bales;
stock, 163,574 bales
% 4baics; export to the Continent, lbs bales;
stock. $50. 2.35 bales.
Consolidated at all seaports-Nct recepts,
45sS bales; export to Great Britain 3."42 pa les;
to France. 6.ei3 bales; to the Continent lo'e9s
bales. ~.
Total since September list at all seaporLs,,-,Net
recaipts7 $50 80 sbales; export to Great Britain,
a750l57 bales; to France, 76op bales; TO ,n n
Continent, a,7ss,o5O bales; to japan, 1s9'lod
bales.
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scaboard Air Line com ........1oo 22h 20
BASK AND TRUST co. STOCKS:
American National ............1oo - 10
First National ................Jop Jgo -
Planters National .,...,........leo 90 ~
Savings Bank of Richmond ......-3 % ~
S,atc Bank Of Virginia. 100 loo
Southern Trust Co.........-....ip lisn "a
Virginia Trust Co.........-,...ioo -. iAV
INSURANCE COMPANIES:
virginia Fire and Msrine....... - 3eh $50
MISCELLANEOUS:
Amer. lob Co. pfh.. 8 p. c...lno 80. $50
American Locomotive rfd ......loo 10 y y
Old Dominion S. 8. Comm 100 ~ lao
ya..Csr. Chem. rfd., 3 p. c.. 100 llii5 II
va..Curolna Chemical COM. 100 % oD
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IN THE LAST HOUR:
Tho closing prices as a rule showed SINAI net
changes except Colorado Fuel and Iron and
Hooking Valley issues. which declined lnite
severely. Money to-day did not reach SEtcr-
days high rate and IN the last hour was ssy.
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Confcc,ioners' A. s4.65; mould A, 500: cnt
loaf, $3.50: crushed, $40: powered. S4.eo gran
United, $3.50; cubes, s5.o5. Rice-Firm. Mo-
lasser--FirIn.
Butter-.Steady; extra creamery. 2ohc.; state
dniry 1879 a zoe. Chccke--Weak: State. full
cream fancy small. coiored. 1o5sc,; small white,
1ostc. Eggs--Irrcgular; state and Pennsylvania,
extras. 1Si5c.
po.atoes---lrregular: southern. s2.5oaS.5o: old
prime. s3d3.5o: Virginia sweets. barrels, iM2
Peanu.s--Sichdy: fancy handpicked. = = a i2c.' J
other domestic 20, dt4c. Cabhages--Quiet; Nor
folk Si.2571.75; Long Island, per 100 SGG7.
By steamer ta Liverpool. l2e.
CHICAGO, ILL. July 1.--Continucd l'qnida
ton caused weakness In wheat to-day. Septen.
Der closing &c. lower; September corn WAS on
nc. while oats were down nc. Provisions
closed unchanged TO 15c. higher.
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st. Louis Southwestern 2ds.............. 20
San Antonia and Arkansas Pass 4's........ ~
southern Pacific 4's ...........o........ s7h
Southern Railway is Observation-Disclosures. i13h
Texas aud Pacific lists. ................ lis
Toledo 81 Il. and Western 4s....,..... II
Union Pacific 4's ....................... 1904
Union Pacific Cow. As ............... a0A
Wabash lists ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1th
wabash Deb Ms ........................ 72k
West Shoro as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 101S
Wheeling and Lake Erie As ............. 00A
Wisconsin Central 4's .................. 50
Continental Tc5acco As ................ coz
Colorado Fuel Con. Observation-Disclosures. s4k
Rock Island As ....:..... TD&
Pennsylvania 3k's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 05H
i. S. Steel "a SIS Observation-Disclosures. s3as
~ nd o.. cola teral trust fs.......... DIX
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc. ............... 32h
vs.-Carolina Chemical Co. COM. ........ b5i1
ra.Carolina Chemical Co. pfd.......... il51a
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

q. Q. Q. and 81. Ioni, gen. 4s....... NIX
Chicago Terminal Observation-Disclosures. ~
Denver err and Mo Grande 4,s.............. aoTa
Erie prior lion 4,s Observation-Disclosures. aDss
Eric General d's Observation-Disclosures. s4ii
Fort Worth and Denver City lsts........ l"s
louisville and Mash. Unified Ha.......... %
Mexi lem Central lis Observation-Disclosures. 1919
Mexican Central list Inc. .S...........s y
MINI and st. Louis 4's... .............. 100
Missouri. Kan. md Texas 4's............ w
Missouri, Kan. and Tcxns 2d's.......... 81
New York Central gen ans ............ 1ooM
New Jersey Central gen. Ss............ lTl
Northern Pacific Ala Observation-Disclosures. 1oII
Northern Pacific 3's Observation-Disclosures. TN
Norfolk and Western con. 4's............ asH
Reading General As .................... ~
ST. l.. and iron Mountain con. 5's........ liz
81, I%nls and San Francisco AS. ......... aGh
ST. Louis Southwestern 1st's............ "
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nur SECOND HOUR:

Tho market in the second honr WI mainly
,rected' by the rather heavy scllinES or lon
don and some change Of attitude amongAhc moro
sc,,rn traders Commission house bushes was
iight and It did not appear that amy tnsider-
able rublIc account had been opened In We past
two days rally.
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sTEEL SHOWED STRENGTH:
Tho Steel Issues showed strcEth and the
street was frankly OF the op'In that the
change in the executive was bun argument
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
RATES VIA ATLANTIC
COAST 4 lNE

Round-trip tickets will BIZ on sale to
all poInts on this line July I'd, Sd and 4th,
good to return until July Sth. at rate OF
ono and one-third fares.
For full information apply to agents.
c.. s.. CAMPRELT,,
Division Passenger Agent,
Richmond, Va,
If YOU WANT TO ENJOY THE.
FOURTH
Go to Beach Park. Special train leaves
Richmond at $50 a, N. bQc, round trip,
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" Yellowstone
National
Park !"

Is the name OF convenient. liz page.
flexible covered, fully illustrated book
describing Yellowstone Park. The park
is treated from all points OF view and
tho book. while not primarily q guido
hook. answers excellently, for one, as tho
Geysers, Canons Hot Springs Wild
Animals, etc, are all described.
Send Charles s. Fee, of the Northern
Pacific, st. Paul, Mimi. twenty-five
cents and he will send you q copy.
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coTToNsEED OIL MARKET.


NEW YORK, July 1.--Cottonseed oil was
quiet and more normal again with the closing
of the June deal, prices being shade easier
Prime crude, (. o. b. mills, 81 6l32c., new crop;
prime summer yellow, 42ls Md3c.; OF summer
yellow, 311a71ac.: prime white, 4oc.; prime
''' MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 4, 1909
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk. merchan,
disc and passengers. Old Dominion limo.
Schooner Shining Light. Davis, Potomac River,
fish, A. G.. Young and Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and passen'
gers. Virginia Navigation Co.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk. mcrchnn.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY /, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Baltimore. Murphy. Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
SAILED.
Baltimore. Murphy, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JULY ,1ooa
ARRIVED.
Steamer Silesia, Hamburg.
Barge Indiana, Providence,
Barge G., n, SkolAeld Providence,
Barge Iowa, Salem. "a
Barge Kentucky, Lynn
SAILED.
Steamer Silecia, Charleston.
Steamer Orion, Boston,
Schooner Nathan T. Palmer, Boston.
Schooner Joseph W, Brooks. Havana