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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-15
ORDER OF
IMPORTANCE
Defines Duties of the General
Staff of the Army.
POWERS OF THE CHIEF
Secretary Of War Directly Represents
the President in Military Affairs, but
Chief of Staff Acts as Sec
retary's Adviser.
POWERS OF THE CHIEF
nv Associated presso

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-Secretary
Root tomorrow Will promulgnte an or
der defining the duties of the general stan
OF the army. which goes into effect. Under
the law, August 18th. The most import
ant features Of the order Is that in re-
lation to the selection and duty Of the
chief OF staff. Upon this point the Sec
rotary says:
Under the act OF February A. 1903,
the command of the army Of the United
States rests with the constitutional COM
mander-in -chlef, the President. The Pres
ident will place parts OF the army and
separate armies, whenever constituted,
under commanders subordinate to ms
general commanding, and, In case Of ex-
gency seeming to him to require 1t, ne
may place the whole army under a sim
gle command subordinate to him, but IN
time of peace and under ordinary condl-
lions tho administration and control OF
the army are affected without any SECOND
in command.
.The Presidents command Is exercised
through the Secretary Of War and the
chief of staff. The Secretary of War IS
charged with carrying out the policies OF
the President in military affairs. He d.
rectly represents tho PRESIDENT aud Is
bound always to act in conformity 10 the
Presidents instructions. Under the law
and tho decisions Of the Supreme Court
his acts are the Presidents acts. and his
directions and orders are the Presidents
directions and orders.
THE chief Of staff reports to the SEQ
rotary of War, acts as his military ad-
wiser, receives from him the directions
and orders given In behalf Of the Presl-
dent and gives effect thereto in the man
ner hereinafter provided.
'.The chief of staff is detailed by the
President from officers of the army at
large. not below, the grade OF brigadler-
general The successful performance Of
the duties of the position requires what
the title denotes-S relation of absolute
confidence and personal accord and SYM
pathy between the chief Of staff and the
President and necessarily also between
the chief Of staff and the. Secretary Of
War
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Aug. l4.-Spn: cotton was hrm
Mt an advance Of 547c. Clique support and COW
ering by shorts. who were still apprehensive
as TO the course of the tropical storm. which
was again said to be headed for the Gulf states:
September and October led the advance, but
after selling up to 1886 Tor the former and
1909 for the latter the list was weakened by
realizing and the decline In August. which was
depressed by notices. That position had opened
at IL 40 bid and sold down to EOS before mid
day, while the later months, though relatively
steady declined to about the opeLine ngufes.
The clique again came to the support OF val.
ues at the lower level however. and the market
was rallied quite sharply with the bull leader
entering the ring In person and bidding 1!So
for IS 900 bales OF August without getting an
offer OF any kind. At the same time another
REPRESENTATIVE OF the pool was bidding for Sep
tembcr. and the entire list moved up. with
October reaching 1905 and the other months
selling about the high point OF the morning.
After the bidding OF l2,3O Was withdrawn that
month sold at 1920 and closed at 1925. that
bent the highest figure at which an actual sale
was reported.
During the afternoon the late months were in.
Guenced by reports of too much rain In the corn
section, but generally speaking the climatic con.
ditions were favorable. Closed steady, bGlo
II is reported that 5000 bales OF cotton are
TO be shipped from here to Liverpool In the near
future, and sales OF 1.150 bales were reported
to spinners. On the other hand, II Is said $500
bales have Just been shipped here from Liver
pool for delivery on August contracts Inc
August notices to-day were estimated at 2ooo
bales. H52"ft
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BANK CLEARlNGS
Statement Showing Figures for Prieipa'
~ Cities Of the Country.
(By Associated Press.

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE following
table compiled by Br1lstreet shows the
bank cearlngs ct a number OF the prnT
cipal cities fo| the week ended August
18th. with the N>rcentage OF Increase ana
ponding week last year. Sixty:four other
cities are Included in the totals
Chicago sl57. 4e3SSS, increase 80.
Philadelphia s936G4S3S, increase 1915.
st. Louis $780, $3.50 increase 14:0.
Pittsburg s43.017,724, increase 1885,.
Baltimore s21, 4o240 decrease 81.
Cincinnati sci, S36 900, Increase 10.
Kansas City $22,130,245, increase 0.o..
New Orleans $1O,510,3S9, increase 10.1.
Louisville s7,S04.S4i decrease So.
Richmond s., 1896 953 increase 81.
Washington $4.0lS.033, increase 3O.s.
Savannah s1,9s9.5f, decrease 49,
Memphis s2,544,S5D. increase 21.e.
Forth Worth .S3174,1o6. decrease e.6
Nashville s.. 2224,2 o5 increase us.
Norfolk s1,3YS,S45, increase 6.4.
Augusta $3.50, 49,, decrease 3.2.
Birmingham 81, 0e8, 756, increase 17.3.
Little Rock $703.1S1 decrease 8.
Knoxville s1,OO6,7O1, increase $40.
Macon 1853, 900, increase 1871.
Chattanooga s693,8+, increase AZ.
Jacksonville $626955, increase 1000.
Houston s11 ,627,s00, increase 40.
Charleston s7lS,366.
Totals United States 1882 500. de-
: Outside New York s77o.752,s15 increase
Il totals Canada s5o,s341s4. Increase ISL.
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS, AUG. II, 1908
ARRIVED,
We ekIy Cotton Statistics.

(By ASBOCIHteu I1TeSS.J
NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug, l4.-Secre-
tary Hester's statement OF the, worlds
visible SUPPLY OF Go1ton issued to ,sS asSS
against l,56ISi3 last week, and 1,5llSs9
last year, OF this, the total Of American
cotton is 67243s against 74?sis last week
kinds, including Egypt. Brazil. India.
etc, $4,000 against $4,000 last week. and
COS 900 last year. Of''the worlds visible
supply of cotton there is now afioat and
Europe 10000 against $4,000 last year;
in Egypt, 5000 against Y 900 last year;
in india, AK against $4,000 last year.
and in the United States. 22l 900 against
2l200O last year.
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CHARTERS GRANTED
BY THE COMMISSION

Tho Corporation Commission yesterday
granted many charters Of mora or loss
importance. brlet description of them
is as follows:
The York River Oyster Company, OF
Norfolk, To engage IN oyster shucking
and shipping; capital. $500 to $1,000; IN.
corporators, George w. Amory, robert
#. Cauldeld, Reyerdy Stewart, Herman
Camp and l.. j. Stewart.
The Mecklenburg Live Stock Company,
of Boydton. To conduct livery and sale
stables to sell and exchange cattle and
to conduct general merchandise buslness ;
capital, 5000 to So, oo0;. incorpora tors. y;
H. Russell, R. Il. 'Cogbill, =. II, Potts and
The MciSenney Manufacturing Com
pany, of Dinwiddle county 10 conduct q
general lumber and real estate business;
capital, 5000 to $500; insorporators, -
E G. Cobb and Cyrus Dunn,
The Haynie Brothers Company, North
umberiand county. TO engage in manu-
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REVIEW OF TRADE
Developments of the Week Have Been
Largely Favorable.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Aug. A.-Bradstreet's to-
Im peyeiop Mlas fas this week have been
largely favorable. Prominent among these
Is the lessening OF pressure at the coun-
try's great financial center, which has
led to moro optimistic feeling. IN the
country at large Beyond and apart
from this, however, though no doubt
affected thereby. 1t is to be noted that
fall trade in dry-goods, clothing, hats
and shoes and millinery has expanded III
the western, southern and eastern mar
Kets. Export demand for our wheat
and flour and shipments thereof have en-
larged. Railroad traffic retu>>>, while
pointing to a comparatively small east
ward movement Of grain show heavier
movement of live animals and a marked
increase In western-bcund shipments OF
freight.
Reports OF congestion In railroad traf-
fc are most severe In the Kansas CITY
district, but this trouble affects lumber
shipments from the Northwest and coal
shipments in Pennsylvania, ana this COM
Ing SO early In the season., Is regarded
as significant Of the probable volume of
business to be offered the Transports
ton compan es. No improvement iB oted IN
the cottor-mill situation. The high price
has resulted in practical cutting down
Buusiness failures for the week ending
with August 18th number 100 against Isl
in 1902,
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,facture and sale of fish fertilizers: capt.
tai, $1,000 to $5000;- incorporators, John
a, Hayn!e. 7. W HsHniet,, Wtlllaw B bnna
Tbe Eagle Pleasure Club, of No,Sok.
For social purposes and to furnish food
and drink to its manlbers. incorporators.
George W. Webb, Junius Taylor. and Jo-
seph NJ Wilson. The capital Is nom'-
The Royal Social Club, of Norfolk. To
promote social Intercourse and bunting
tors tors are John e, Fulford, George C.
Frank and John G, Dunbar,
Fhe Negro Development and Exposition
Company, of the United States OF Anien-
at Jamestown In 1907 by promotips and
encouraging the exhibition Of inventions
and manufactures, OF negrees; capital.
Jackson, r. q. l., Page, William Isaac
Johnson, j. A. Taylor, Thomas A. Ligglnf
John II. Braxton and c, Hughston.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. c., Aug. 14.--spIR1TS
TURPENT1N E--pirm at 52c. bid: receipts. II
casks. Rosin--Nothing doing; receipts. 12s bar.
rels Crude Tirpentlne-Firm TT sl25682b; re-
ceipts 81 barrels Tnr-Firm at s1.e5; receipts
10 barrels.
Firm at 521h d53c.: receipts 1.0s5 casks; sales,
o7o casks; exports. 534 casks. Rosin--Firm;
receipts 2 1853 barrels; sales, 1905 barrels; ex-
ports. $500 barrels.
CHARLESTON, s. c.. Aug. 14-TURpEN.
TINE-Eominal. Rosin-Steady.
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FOR RENT.

For RENT.
No. SGT West Grace Street, 10 rooms.
30, Sl6 Main Street. between Third and
Fourth. rooms, &C., also stable:
No. All Eighth Street. between Clay and
No, iloi west Main Street. room.
No. 800 East Franklin Street, opposite
Libby Hill Park, s rooms. &c,
No, los Twenty-eighth Street. close to
No. S9S West Cary Street. srooms.
DOUGLAS p, TAYLOR,
au14-st No. 1ll5 East Main Street.
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Rlchmonders in New York.
Especial to Tie Tlmes-DIspat

Especial 70 VIC 'Ilules-DIspatchl
A. Lyon ". S. Tanner and wife; Grand.
j. A. Coke, Jr,, j. l.. Kerns and wife;
Honuan, J. j. Duke, w, ]. Leake; Nor
ton, A. r. MeCalley, g. ". Rogers; Cri-
i. Sullivan; Gregorian, ]. d. Crunp,
Grenobe, Misses Miller; Grand Union.
G.. C. Coles and wife,
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menI-Steady. Rye-Steady; No. western,
Doc. +. o. b. ahoat. BarleJ-Dull
wheat-Spot firm; No. 2 red. ssMc. Options
experienced another big advance to-day lea oy
the Northwest, which caused pronounced
strength. New records for the year were made,
bulls getting additional aid from strong cables;
bad weather in England and France ana sma II
Argentine shipments. The close was Hgsc'
ret higher. May closed at s0sc.; September,
s7Hc.; December. s7Rc.
Ccrn-Spot steady; No. 2. 80 hc. Option mar
Let was neglected, and again depressed by more
favorable weather conditions. attracting liquida.
ton. 1t closed &c. net lower. September
Steady; No. 2. Soc
Steady; refined, dull. Pork-steady. Tallow--
stcndy. Rosin-Firm; strained. common 10
good ~ $l.0O. Turpentne-Firm at o6t7gooc
Conee-The market for coffee futures opened
steady at unchanged prices to an advance OF D
poirts on steadler cables. The close was
steady. net 10@l5 points higher. Sales were
%. $50 bags. Spot Rio, quiet. Sugar-Raw, frm ;
fair refining. axe; centrifugal, o6 test, S&c.;
nolagses sugar. &c.. refined, steady. Rice
Quiet. Molnsses--Firm.
Butter-Steady mt the decline: extra cream
cry. 1870; State dnry, 14911lsc. Cheese
Quiet: State, full creamery. fancy. small. col.
ored 1ohc.: small. white, 1910. Eggs-Stead!;
State and Pennsylvania, fancy. mixed. &c.
Potatoes-Easy; Long Island, SLOT O.; ger
sey, sl.75a2: Southern. Sl.5odl.75; virginia
sweets $1.756275. Peanuts-Quiet fancy
bandpicked 4h14%c.; other domestic. 395Gc.
Cabbsces-Fi.m; Long Island. per 100, seg7.
lCotton-By steam to Liverpool. 12c.
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ESCAPE THE HEAT TOMORROW

Go on the '"PRILBY' excursion to Nor
folk Ocean View. Cape Henry and Yir-
gip!a Beach, $40 round trip to Norfolk
Henry and Virginia Beach. Virginia
Beach is the only resort In Virginia
where you can take "a DIP IS THE
leaves BYRD Street station at $50 A. Ii,
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. 14.-Buyers are not very
active and although jobherR are reported busy.
they have done little on their part as yet to
indicate n very large business In the way OF
any OF the stocks which may be de.
pleted. Cur tailment is having Its effect and
Will be- more in evidence during the next two or
three weeks.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
prAN1fr MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA, Aug 1.-THE peanut
market has been very nctire recently With
prices. Spanish peanuts. 9oc.; VT.
,inlas fancy stock. &c. Smelling stock. 2g
spanish peanuts in the hands OF merchants, rud
his is the smallest stock for many years.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Petersburg, Va, Aug. il, 1908.
"a nunta fionA for this market ara na fol.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG, IA. 1908.
ARRIVED.

PORT Oh NlCtdMOND, AUt, 14s 1ooo.
ARRIVED.
and passengers, old Dominion line.
Tug Radiant, Baltimore, barge OF oil, Stand
ard OIL Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, James River land
ings and Norfolk. merchandise and passengers
Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Berkeley, Guy, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, old Dominion line.
Tug Radiant, Baltimore oil barge.
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. II, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Baltimore. Brown, Murphy, Baltimore, passen-
gers and general cargo.
SAILED,
Baltimore, Brown, Murphy. Baltimore, passen'
gers and general cargo,
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, AUG. II, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Governor Ames, Portland.
Bark Edmond Phinney, New York.
SAILED
Steamer st. Louis, New York
Schooner Governor Ames, Norfolk.
Barge Indiana, BOSTON,
Barge Ocean Belle, Beverly.
Barge Knckerbocker, Providence.
Barge Nara, Providence
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EARLY AFTERNOON TRADING:
Although the volume Of trading was probably
smaller In the early afternoon. stocks showed
very genuine strength. The scattering proat.
taking did not affect prices much, and the In
,estment buying Of the recent past has evidently
left the market very bare OF stocks.
There was no check to the generally bullish
feeling and II stocks hesitated the I'D.
vance was resumed elsewhere. Railroad and
crop news was generally taken as bulllsh, and
In any case there was disposition to make
the best OF anything.
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Sugar Advanced.

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Aug. H,-All grades of re-
fined sugar were advanced to-day one
tenth OF q cent per pound.
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steers, s5.2oa540; poor to medium, s3.75a5;
stockcrs and feeders. s25oa4.2o; cows, sl.5oa
40; hcifers, s2@475; Gamers. $i.5o@ $50;
bulls, s26423: calves, sSde.75; Texas.fed
steers, s364.75: western steers, $3.25@485.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head; tomorrow, 5000
head; market firm to Zoe. higher. Mixed and
butchers. s5.5oa5GS; good to choice &c h ,,ay
s53565So; bulk OF sales, s5.25@55o. Sheep
Receipts, 5000 head: steady; lambs. steady.
Good to choice wethers, s825G3.75; fair to
choice mixed, s2.5ol525; native lambs. s3.25de.
NEW YORK. Aug. MISUNDERSTANDING
3.ss3 head steers, steady to ioc. higher; bulls
1oc. louvre; cows, steady to 15c. lower. Steers
s404 stockers, $40: bulls. s25of 20
cows $1.5o@3.GO. Calves--Recepts. JOG head;
steady for all weights Veals. s5gS; tops,
ss25: fed and mixed calves. s4.2565.5o; grass.
ers and buttermilks, nominal City dressed
venis steady at ea1sc. per pound. Sheep and
Others gov; lambs, 1ad25c. lower. sheep
s25Od4s few export western at 81 80. Lambs
s5do.s5. Hegs--Receipts,. 1850 head; market
nominnly lower. State hogs quoted extreme
range at sed0.35; mixed western. s5.5o@5.1o.
EAST LIBERTY. PA. Aug. 14.--cATTI F.
SLOW. Choice, s5.2015.35; prime s51515;
good s4.8O06.1O Hogs-Actoye. Prime heavy,
SheJd5.75: mediums, s5.05G0 heavy workers..
s5256l0: light workers. and pigs. somblo;
roughs s46ib. Sheep-Stendy Best wethers,
s4.2OIA4o: culs and common. sl5o42; year
iings, s5I475; veal calves. s7@7oo.
CINCINNATI. o.. Aug. 14.--HoGs at
s47ba575 Cttle--strong Mt s2.eSG4I5.
sheep--steady at s1.25aa.4o Lambs-Ensy at
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rorroNsEEp OH MARKET,

NEW YORK. Aug. 14.-Cottonsced oil was
nrmcr and more active with some Advance on
spot. Prime crude. I. o. b. mills. 2o63oc.. new.
CROP. Prime summer yellow. Az l42c.; of
summer yellow, Soc. prime white, a6c.; prime
winter yellow, 46@47c.
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nALT1MoRE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Md, Aug. 14.-seaboard Air
Line, 21N d22h do. preferred. 5o% gao Sea-
board As TsNI79. Atlantic Coast Line, COM
mon, 1l76l2o; do. preferred, l.o2GlO7
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THE CLOsTNG:
THO cIose was nrm and practically at the hest
of the day, The strength In the. Steel stocks
was An important factor In the later tnahing,
and the advance In those issues, which the
STANDARD OIL people might be supposed to have
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. Rock Island and Pac. 4s...... 100
n r r. ,nd 81 Louis pen 4s ,..,,. 90
chicago Oh Terminal !. N .. e 72N
Colorado and Southern A ................ 20
Ere prior lien 4s Observation-Disclosures. 0sh
Irio Canoroi Al 80
E Erie Genera general 40 a. So
Fort Worth aud Denver City 1sts........ ~
Hooking Valley AIS ......... lu1
Louisville and Nashville unihed 4s........ osh
IA nhnttan con yold Is ,.............. 101A
MeYirpn Central 4, ,................. 79h
Mexican Central 1st Inc. ..,.............. Iss
Mexican Central LIST Inc. LIZ
Sinn. and st. Louis As ................. sIN
Missouri, Kan. and Texas As. g
Missouri Kan. and Texas Eds. ......... -
Saw York Central gen, 3Hs........... o5A
Nav Jersey Central gen. IS ............... 1904
Northera Pacific As .................... 100A
Sorthern Pacific ss ..................... 70tl
Sorfoit md Western CON- 4s........... o.
Reading General Is .................. 047s
ST. q. and Iron Mountain con. 6s........ 110&
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CHEMICAL DIRECTORS NETTING:
President Morgan, OF the Chemical Company,
says the directors will meet at Richmond, Va,
next tuesday. when the dividend matter will
be considered.
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N. AND ". ON 4 PER CENT. BASIS:
There Ia talk OF a 1 per cent basis for Nor
folk and Western In November. 1t seems to
come from conservative sources.
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R1cHMoND PRODUCE MARKET.

wholesale prices. Quotations corrected Tues
days and Fridays.)
FLoUR-Recclpts Increasing and market quiet
aN RYMSew continue, in fair demands light
WHEAT-Actlye; light receipts.
CORN-In fair demand; light recelpu'
OATS-Steady and quiet.
HAY-We continue our quotatio for old hay,
although very little Is arriving; new my -
that has been so far received mas peeh more OF
less out of condition; new hay should pc pressed
Light and loaded SO as to slve Vehu'a"oh IN
EGGs-Receipts about equal to demand, and
market active for nearby; other stock 10 bring
quotations must be strictly SOUND ana IN good
BuTTER--Good fresh stock in demand; pack
Ing grades quiet.
demand; small aud medium fairly active and
large moving slowly; hens and large young
ducks continue active.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. decreasing; market IN
SCI CATTLE MARKET-veals active; lambs and
RECE1PTs FOR THE WEEi-,Wheet; 7a65o
bushels; corn 2e,Sao bushels oats; aoSSo bush;
ou Stock q IN ELEVATOR Wheat, $50 bushels;
corn, 27,l05 bushels; oats, 1858 bushels.
POULTRY--LIVE,
Chlckep6s 6pTlub, ",,'''v
Chickens spring, medium, lb,. u V 10
Chickens, spring, large, lb,,,. u
Ducks. old, lb.............,., 10 @ II
Ducks, young, per lb,,,,.,.',' IL W 10
BOOSTERS. piece 1,,.,;,.;:,,,;n,'' -
Choice family packed.....,,, 70 g 10
Fancy dairy parked. ........, 70 W 10
Choice dairy packed...,.,-..' ~
Choice store packed,,.,.'.',' * 10
MeOlum ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - .o
Common to fair ....,::,;,,..' 10 ~
80 EGGS.
Crates, nearby, fresh laid.,., u q ls
Crates fresh stock, ..,.,,,,' ~
Barrels and boxes ,.,'..'.',' 20
s'N' vv;EAls. LAMBS AND sHEEP.
Veals, per ID. ......,,...'...'
Lambs per lb..,.,..,.'.,''.'
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LYSCHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.

Lynchburg, Va, Aug, II, 1003.
ReceInts lost week were rather heavier than
for the pre yious week, 81, 800 pounds being sold.
The growing crop is In good condition. being
we'll cultivated and in good growth. Much OF
1t has been topped
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LONDON SOLD A FEW:
The London sales were more than the pur-
chases for the same source, and the market
round about noon showed some evidence OF n
halt. The swing In places looked good, but
specialists considered that the distribution OF
stock bought recently TO protect bad not ma
terially weakened prices.
Although there has probably been Investment
huying OF Manhattan In progress for some weeks
past, the strength OF It was thought TO be not
altogether based upon such purchases. The
simultaneously firm tone In Brooklyn Rapid
Transit and Metropolitan gave considerable point
10 the r1imors that the recent weakness In the
market had made an important difference In
the concentration OF traction holdings
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,By Edward s. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
FRAME. PWELLlNG:
NO. 1910 DANCE STREET.

BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
Clerks office Henrico County Court. D. r.
Isl B, page $50, default having been made
in the payment Of the note thereby by sc Sc
cured, and being REQUIRED BY t9te een men
'''e - MONDAY, AUGUST II. 1908.
at o'clock p. NJ, the property located as
4-12 feet to an alley in rear. The dwelling
is Detached. thus rendering 1t more desir-
able. We have known persons TO maze tlSe
zig n money zone by follow4nsAup sales Of this
TERMs-cash as. to expenses OF sale;
including all taxes that may be due, and
a note Of 1921 45-100, with per cent. inter.
est from date until paid; or all cash. at
the option of the purchaser.
Fl. R. POLLARD, Jr.. Trustee.
Edward S. Rose Co.. Auctioneers.
Aug. 12-tds
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TOBACCO MARKET.
p,chmond. Va. Aur. IA. /

Rlchmond Va, Aug. II, 1HU3.
Dark Fired -(reordered). MARKET
continues quiet and steady. with fair receipts.
Tobacco not In keeping order sells considerably
below prices quoted. Notwithstanding mod
crate; market quiet. but firm Sun Cured
Light receipts; market active on tobacco In good
order.