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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14
ASSAY OF LEAD ORES
Grave Charges Made and an lnvestiga-
ton in Progress.
CRY Associated rress.)


WASHINGTON. d, c.. July 13,-The
Treasury Department to-day confirmed
the report that gross Irregularities had
been charged with the assay of import
ed lead ores at FL Paso. Texas. The
department was asked by the collector
there to appoint commission with gov
ernment Store Keeper Fulkerson as chair
man. to Investigate the charges. This
the department declined TO do, hut In
stead directed Special Agents Evens, at
Icl Paso, and Johnson of New Orleans,
to make the investigation and, instruct
Mr.. Fukerson to turn oyer to these spe-
cia agents any facts In his possession
bearing upon the subject,
Mr.. Fulkerson refused to do this on
the ground that the agents would not
treat his evidence as confidential there.
upon the department. directed mat
charges lie preferred against Fnlkerson
for INSTRUMENTATION. IT Is reported that
Fulkerson has resigned. hut ne depart,
mcnt has no knowledge or tmls aotiIo ION
If ii has been taken. The investigation
is now In progress,
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The LOSSES
WIPED OUT
SomeofLeadingA tive Stocks
Established Net Gains.
LIQUIDATION WAS DRASTIC
Bears er-Extended Their Contracts
and Sharp Rally Folowed-An-
thracite Carriers We're Con-
spicuous In the Rally.

(By Associated Presto
NEW YORK. July 13.-There was fur.
ther drastic liquidation OF stocks to-day.
but 1t became apparent towards the lat
ter part OF the days session that the
bears had overwhelmed their short con-
tracts. and they took fright oyer the
scarcity of the offerings brought by their
rather urgent bids to cover. The re-
sp Wai Tong Rally which Mpea 1s oe
point for some OF the leading active
stocks. Tho anthracite carriers were con-
trail shared in the recovery quite notably:
New York Central showed some signs OF
being supported throughout. although the
to the recent wide decline in that stock.
as much as to any one thing. It's extreme
decline was two points. but the low
price at 1l3 IA was but momcntary. Penn,
sylvania was rather more severely pressed
than New York Central, and 1t was
forced down through the subscription
trunk line stocks in consequence touch.
ed a lower price than for some years
past.
Many other low records for this year
cities. Southwesterns, Yanderbllts. New
York public utilities. the express stocks;
Amalgamated and other industriais and
st. Paul 2 5-s. Manhattan 5-S and some
OF the INACTIVE stocks much larger
amounts. Chicago, ST Paul. Minneapo,
single sale. and Pittsburg. Cincinnau'
Chicago and st. Louis dropped z -:
Much Of this weakness was the result OIL
selling orders accumulated over SUNDAY
by mail and telegraph. as result or mo
lineasincss created by last week. Vlo-
lent decline.
,rhe weekly statistics Of railroad trat'
1!c were very favorable. al TO the sus-
taned movement Of general merchandise.
and the selling of long wheat and corn
confirmed the favorable impression OF
the general crop report. The reactionary
tone of the cotton market had Its usuai
favorable effect upon stock market sentl;
nlent. The late rally WAS not fuily nelu
until the last and the closing was rather
Irregular and very active.
The bond market shared IN the cary
weakness OF stocks. and made some re-
coveries when the stock market ralueu;
Total sales. par value. S2,66gvyy. ,Uniteu
States bonds were unchanged on the last
call.
MONEY AND ExcHANGE--cLsosE:
Money on call, steady. at ~ IA ncr
cent: closing. l-sg%; lme ii'p ,,t',
steady: sixty days. l-2aa per cent; ni i,,,o
~ days IL. six months; l-2dS; prt NY.
mercantile papcr, 5do sternns T.,
change heavy. with actual business ~
bankers bills al $,SI.05 for demand anu
at s4s36o for sixty days: posted Iauusss'
S4s5 IL and si.i; commerGlal paIs'
fis4l-2d4.s4 SIS: bar silver. % y; siise2' -
can dollars. ~.
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reported killed, and there are still well
founded hopes that ono Of these days they
will be found in some far off interior
town to which they were taken after the
fighting. In September, It's thought that a
much stronger expedition will be started,
and that condign punishment will be visit
ed on the head OF the Mad Mullah.-Phll-
adelphia Ledger.
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SPECIAL Low.RATE EXCURSIONS
To Atlantic City, NJ j., via the Popular
York River Roule-- So Round Trip.

on Thursday and Frlday OF each week
until September l9t the Southern Rail
way viii sell special round-trip tickets
70 Atlantic city, \, j.. nmd return at s.,
,i,ichmond not later than wednesday fol-
III In addit ditto to tlrose lo.w-rate tickets,
the Southern RAILWAY VIII sell summer
CITY. al sll round trip good. returning,
eunitiii October $ls,; These Tickets on. sale
daily until September 2olh,,
Via York River llne 90 Bailimore,, and
routes baltimore 10 Atlantic city.
All sporting news in this paper is post
ed nightly at The TUXEDO. IN
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3. P. Q. ELkS. BALTIMORE, MD
LOW RATES VIA Q, g. Q.
AND STEAMER,

For the above occasion the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway will sell tickets from
Richmond to Baltimore Md. and re-
turn on July 18th, 10Th and 10Th, with
final limit of July Slst, via Old Point
and Bay Line. at rate OF $500, Via Old
Point and Chesapeake Line. $50, and
via Newport News and NJ. y M, 7. Co.,
s5.TO. The rate via NJ. & NJ. T, Co. in
cludes stateroom accommodations,
Try this delightful trip UP tho Bay,
Amply to W. q. Warthen, District Pas
senger Agent, No. so East Main Street,
for other information and stateroom ac-
commodatlons,
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Burned by Lightning,
.special to The Times, pispatch.)

RIVERSIDE. VA, July 1s.--Mr II. A,
Iackey,s barn near Timber Ridge, was
struck by lightning Sunday July leth,
and the entire contents With the exception
Of his live stock were consumed.
Tho loss of barn and contents Was part
ly covered by insurance.
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FINEST coAsTwIsE TRIPS IN THE

Richmond to Boston and return, $500
to Providence and return s2l'oo' inc'uo,
ng meals ana room. via Merchants ana
Miners Transportation Company, from
Norfolk. Daily line to New Ensland'
Tickets on sale al Chesepeake and Ohio
and Norfolk ana western Railways Of
fees, No $40 East Main Street
X, w, WRlGHp,
Agent, Norfolk.
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NAyAL STORES,

WILMINGTON. NJ G.. July 1s,.-splRITs
T1lxpENTiN Ne Steady Mt 47hc.; receilits SO
,casks f6ninT!Sothipg doing reeeints. go bar.
reis Ciiyae ,Turpentipe Firm AZ u ;7om3 on and
81 ~; receipts, 14l harrelS, Ialsvtirm az Sl63i
'Fs sAVASNAM CA July "a ruRPENTlNE--
Firm M iIs,c; receipts, loo casks; sales 100
csts: experts 4T0 casks. Rosin7-Firm; receipts
1901 barrels; sales, lo7 barrels exports. 1861
p' cthHEaARLEsToS. s.. c., July ls.--TURpEN.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
pE.Nrr Am PEA MARKET.

TENNNl HNP- TIA - ''F''''''FI -"--
NORFOLK, VA, July l3.--The peanut market
is quiet to-day, The ony change, ~ prices Is
Spanish nuts. which have dropped IN price to
Fancy. quiet at &c.; strictly prime, 2He.;
prime, axe, low grades, ee machine n picked
meas So % bag; black and speckle peas. 81;
clay and red peas, soc, Peanut bags in bales
GS In. 4-l0c.
Spanish, new, market very firm at Y Hc.; sellers
asking more, Vrginlas--ouiet at &c.
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NEW ORLEANS. LA, July l3.-CoTToN-
changed. Delivered on contract. $500 bales !,
Futures dull and weak under the influence OF
iocal. market was 30 points lower on July, 10 on
August, 10 on September and 7Go points on IN, me
other positions compared with saturday's CLOS.
in Liverpool was caused b., heavy American sell
Ing. The opinion was freely expressed here that
ket. is also operating across the water. Rulnors
OF financial troubles in Wall Street, which
were sent out by cotton firm, had their erect
for some tiite but IN the first hour responsible
houses in New York denied all knowledge or
troubles in financial circles which gave gay oor the
loss was recovered. The list mt the close showed
net losses OF 10 points on July August &, Sep
TENDER H. and "a on the other months
Cotton futures steady: July 1895 bid; Au-
gust l2.s5 bid; September. lo8sAlo6l; Octo-
Dor. o.72Go.74; November. o.5iG9,5o; December,
@ bon OBS; January. Q.bl MO.bI.
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st. Louis Southwestern lists %
st. Louis Southwestern eds. .........
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass 4s..... 1sh
Southern Pacific 4s ..................... g
Southern Railway 5s .....-....,........ 1l2i5
Texas and Pacofc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 116
Toledo. ST L. and Western 4s............ 20
Union Pacific As ...,.....-............. eoTs
Union Pacific conv. 4s................. DAN
Wabash lists NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. li4G
" nbash Dds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100 +
wabash Deb. BIS ....................... .GIh
West shore Az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. los
Wheeling and LIKE Erie IS ............. 90
wisconsin Central As .................... sah
Confidential Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. 20
Colorado Fuel con- 5s.................... s2la
u s. Steel I'd IS Observation-Disclosures. SoT
Rock Island 4s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7oT
Pennsylvania 3Iss Observation-Disclosures. o4a5
NJ and o., collateral trust 4s............ p1ss
Central Of Georgia ID Inc. .............., s0l5
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. Gomez. ok
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. pfd...... l14a
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 10, 1908.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY Is, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk. nerchan.
disc aud passengers, Old Dominion line.
Schooner Kit Carson. Kendall, Rondout. ce.
ment, Carneal and Davis.
Schooner John Howard, James River, lumber.
A. S. Lee.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontss, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings merchandise and pnssen.
GERS, Virginia Navigation Co.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Schooner Carrie e. Wright, Adams, Peters
burg, light.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY IS, 1908.
ARRIVED
Charlotte, Courtney. Baltimore. passengers md
general cargo.
SAILED.
Charlotte, Courtney. Baltimore passengers and
general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JULY 1s, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Charles A. Campbell Fall River.
Barge Felix, Providence.
Barge Georgia. Boston.
SAILED.
Steamer st. LeonArds. Antwerp.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, JULY 49, 1903.
SAILED.
Schooner Mamie Saunders, soper, loaded pop
lar wood. Albany, n Y.
Schooner Flora Kirwan, Ktrwan. loaded um.
Der. Baltimore Md.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YonK, July l3-FLOuR-Market WAS
weak aud lower to sell. Rye FlournDull.
sS %hss,lspos easy; No red s5Hc. options
opened Imer on cables but once asea o OF
a and =, extended tps ED audaton mpeed ans
weather and new wheat arrivals. closing rs D
AAc netl over. July closed at s5,.c.; Sep
teG easps se easg So S options mar
ket was opened steady. WAS forced to weakness
BY the wheat decline and favorable weather
conditions closing f.@1sc E re! loTe,, snly
easy; No. g. Acc. Options dull and weaker, with
other markets. Realistically; spring bran,
RsstF@ Cut Ms ss1 Hlsf is
Lard--Weak; western steamed $40; July,
$500 nominali refined, weak; Continent; s;1e'
sGSSPh sSSrs Clear mess
Sl6500Il7.25. Tnllow--D Dull.
Coffee--The market for coffee futures opened
steady at unchanged prices to decline o. .
receipts but ruled quiet and displayed little
feature, closing dull net unchanged, to points
lower. Sales We're about u, 900 bags, Spot No,
sugar--Raw hrm fair refining. 1-l6c.; centri-
fuGal, os test. o-lsc.; molasses sugar. 21a'lec:
a.s5 extra so State sStS
loc. Eggs Steady to frm; State and Penn
I ;Dey yss G skrn obes domes
tic, 3lac
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 1s.--whcat after a
strong opening ruled weak for tho greater part
of 2.aM29sc. Corn, though showing some early
strength reflected the weakness In wheat and
closed with loss of 1G1isc, Oats We're down
&c. and provisions showed Il loss of 22iaI50c.
.<,.,, 81
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Richmondersin New York.
(Special to The Times Dispntch.l

NEW YORK, July la.-Navarre, r, l.,
Adams: Manhattan. G, Il, Wingo Herald
Square. !, l., ,Arrington; Hoffman, T. .,
Walker. ", III. Sands; Imperial. w, e.,
lLatehel,, GRAND Union, j, IL. RAIN, Jr.
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my GOODS MARKEr,

NEW YORK. July l3--The dry conds market
shows signs OF Increased interest In merchandise.
especially for Immediate delivery; a number OF
of BUYERS are In town and ns their stocks are
being depleted they are anxious about rcplensh-
jshinr, With increased curtailnenl or produc-
tlou this may be difficult thug 70 60
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k SAyE A T s4 sSR
Best American eranulated Sugar,

Best American Graduated Sugar,
pound .......... .....,.,,........ .4flC.
Lion Coffee, 1-pound papers. ........9c-
Nice New Irish Potatoes, peck........2 Csc.
Fresh Soda Crackers and Ginger
Snaps, per pound ..................4h c.
Small smIthtIeld Hams, pound. o...15c.
Small California Hams, pound. 1900. Toe,
Hustler Laundry Soap, r. bars...... ESQ.
Cooked Sliced Ham, per pound......12hc
Large Juicy Lemons, dozen.....s.... 15c.
Best City Meal per peck........'...,1ec
or, bushe' $3.50. .....'... zoe.
Canned Virginia Tomatoes, can...... &c.
Best Cream Cheese, pound, ..........15c,
Pure Ground Pepper. pound. ......... 1oc.
New Prunes, &C., or Z pounds for.....25c.
Ivory or CelluIold Starch, package....4e
Root Beer (make S aaIons), bottle. Sc.
Good Lard. pound, DC; or lbs for..25c.
Whole Sweet Pickles, quartz. 1oc
Gibson, xxx, Mt. Vernon, Oscar
PEPPER Old Brands WhIskey, bottle. soc.
Imported Macaron, pound .......... &C.
Blackberry or cataWba Wine, quart .12e.
EnamelIne Stove Polish, box..........4 &c.
Salt Pork, per pound. &c.
Pound cans Clipped Extraordinarily
Pound cans corned Reef............12c.
Good Green or Mixed Tea, pound. SOC.
cans Plotted Tongue and Ham for. Toe.
Carolina Rice, good quality, pound. &c.
Large Lump Starch, pound. &c.
Duffy's Malt Whlskey per bottle....soe.
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u. s.. refundlng Is. registered.......... 10
q. s. refund Is. coupon. ................' ~
u. s. IS, registered. .................. ~
y. 3. 3s. coupon ....... ......'''.'..';' 20
u. 8. New as. registered. .............'' 20
U. s. old Is. registered. ................ !
y. s. old a.. coupon. .................''. n
U. s. 5s, registered. ...............''..' ~ ~
y. 8. 5s. coupon :...........''...'....' {,
Atchison, general 4s ...................' 9
Atchlson. adjustment AZ ................ ,S g
Baltimore and Ohio 4s.................. ~ ~
Baltimore and Ohio 3ias..... .........'.. -, y
Baltimore and Ohio conv. 4s........... ~
Canada Southern Eds ....................ii ~
Central OF Georgia Is. ................... ~ y
Central OF Georgia 1st Inc. ~
Chesapeake and Ohio 4i5s............... ~
Chicago, II. and Quincy new fs.......... -, .
Chicago, NJ. and st. Paul gen. as......... 70
Chicago and Northwestern con. is........ 10
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NEW YORK, July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4aoo head opened SLOW; closed strong for , me-.
and cows slow; fat bulls firm. Steers, S4.s01
5.aah; bulls. So.65@l.25; cows, s3.1oGa,75,
Calves Receipts, 3,077 head Veals slow to low.
or; huttcrmllks dull. Veals. S4,0oG6,@5; but,
termilLs, S225a3.00 City dressed vcnls, 10
loc. per pound. Sheep and Lsmbs--Rece!pts.
,122 head; sheep steady; top grades hrm;
higher Sheep, S250d3.T5; export do. $780,;
lambs s5,0Od6.s 5 few extra early, S5.6o@7 90.
Uocs-Receints, 0,3S3 head; market steady for
hogs; pigs irm State hogs, S6..od6,25; pigs.
S6.3OG6,4O
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Gopete Mining Go.
I'll williams Street, New York.
CAPITAL STOCK, S5,000,000.
Par Value Of Shares, SIS.
More than Forty five per cent. Of tha
Stock is In the Treasury.

The properties of this company at. "a
Copete, Sonora, Mexico, are pronounced py
experts of worldwide reputation to %
the richest ne and most hev o aPs
rich in gold as well as copper, and tns
ores exist in almost inexhaustible pro-
fusion.
fully examined the property. says: ~.
II have seen many mines In my life,
but never one which showed such rich and
satisfactory deposits of ore.
list of distinguished reputation in Europe.
as we'll as in America. who has also re-
peatedly examined the property, says;
Fl think 1t will be- another United
Verde
The mines have also been strongly re-
commended by the many experts who nave
examined them. including Mr.. Seymour
w. Tulloch, G. E,. Washington. .. c.
Mr. George Mitchell. formerly OF the
ed and Mr.. Erwin D. Treadwell, OF the
George A. Treadwell Mining Company.
A large amount Of development work
has been done on the property, and 6eo leet
in depth reached. 4 flrs.,class action
Installed, producing during a short run
some thing over s1O0, 900. A water system,
Including four miles OF heavy piping, has
also been installed, and the necessary
ali Of first quality and In every way suit
able to the companys operations.
A portion Of the Treasury stock Is offered
for sale-to complete the development and
equipment Of the property-now for short
time only at $3.50 a share.
Make checks payable to the order OF
the company and send to n William
Street, New York.
= MYRA 3. MARTIN,
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. Rock Island and Pac 4s..-..... 1ol
c., C.. G.. and st. Louis gen. As......... Wa
Chicago Terminal 4s,. ,......;......... % %
Denver and "Iu rio ,u Grande 4s.............. e7A
Erie prior lien 4s ..................... sn
Erie General Is ,s 20
Hooking Valley Bs.................... 1o4b
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s.......... so
Waninan II 1.ontrai d. ....,..... 10
MeYicnn Central Ist Inc..,.............. 21h
s Mlsscur ana K an h sna Texas ss
Missouri. Kan. and Texas eds. 81
New York Central gen. 3hs. ........... %
Sertbsrn T,cjIr AZ ..,........... 10osi
Northerp PacIac IS observation-disclosures. T1h
Eorsnit ond Western ron 4s.,.....~ 9s
i READING General 4, ............... o4I
St. i. and Iron Mountain con. 5s........ IL
st. Louis and San Francisco 4's........ Deh
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T1NE-steady at 47Mc. Rosin-steady.
corroNsEEp OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK. July l3.--Cottonseed oil WIS
a shade lower, being affected By the decline In
hog products. Prime crude. T. o. b. mills. Slc.;
new crop; prime summer yellow. 42a4Se.; OF
prime winter yellow, 47c.; prime meal, ST.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, July ID, 1908.
QUOTATIONS,
CATTLE MARKET.

+ CHICAGO, ILL, July ls.-cATTLE-Recei
caooo head including 400 Ie6a ans rd ma r
10 medium, S4o0G4.90; stockers and feeders,
s25oa4.5o; COWS. sl.5od 500; canners. si.S01
2.75; bulls, $2.25@4.35; calves, S25oG8, 90; Tex
day, 90 900 head; tomorrow. 10000 head; Left
over. 1000; market opened loI l5c lower; clos y,
s. 40; good 10 choice heavy $5.25d5.35: rough
heavy, S4.ood51t; light. s5io@5,76; bulk Of
sales, S5.30@5.45 Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head !;
sheep strong lambs higher Good to choice
wcthers, S3.75d4,o0; choice mixed, s3ood3'5oi
lambs, $3.OoG6.50.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, July 10. 1908.
cATF2

Virginia Crntnrlrs-s $500 at o. :,
Seoboard Air Line preferred-S0 shares at ~,
Virginia.C Carolina Chemical 60. common7-2o
shares at bois 10 shares at 5o % shares at
60; 100 shares at so.
STATE SECURITIES; b,d. ASKED
North Carolina As. e., 1910 ::,.,'. 1os ,oo;;,.
va as, New, G. and r., lo32.... 81 s!s+
Va. Centuries, 80. G, and Re-. olss slT
RAILROAD BONDS:
"A. c. Il. n, r. Consol, Tr. $50. o. -.
Char. Col. and Aug, I'd Is, Co.. ll3
Georgia. So and Fla. 1916. ...,. III -:
Ge9rsIn and Ala Con- g. s. 1 1oas liz ioe
s. A. L.. Con. LIST As 1DoO.'..,,, 1874 ON
s. A, /. Collateral Trust 5s.,.,.. lOl lo2
Western y. @. LIST 6s, G.. 1914. Ito
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Eorfolk Street Ry. LIST b's 1919, los
RAILROAD SToCKSi Par,
Ga, So. and Fla. LIST ptd,,....loo pS -.
Norfolk and Western com 100 63 -:
seaboard AIR Line pfd......,.l00 S5ia 80
Scaboard Air Line com........100 30M 2lf5
Southern Railway pfd......,,100 Sc -.
BANK AND TRUST co, STOCKS;
Broad-Street Bank .,......,,..25 "6 -.
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WHEN IN NEW YORK

stop at New Gregprtan Hotel, Thirty
fifth street, between Fifth Avenue and
Herald square, f'ire-proof, DELIGHTFULLY."-
appointed. Cool.
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n.,r,vorr sTocK MAnKEr.

----"7 BAETIMUItE s1'7ON II. -
BALTIMORE. ND, july 13.-.Sehnoafaa o. 1, ~ ~
Line common, 20t@2t: do. preferred. 20 H
35M seaboard AS. 7oA. Atlantic Coast Line
common. Il1Il2l; do, preferred, no sales.
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Cotton, quiet: middling. 1910; gross receipts,
81 bales; sales ele bales; stocI l5s Boz bales les
Total to-day at all seapoTtsNst ore rscep1s. ~
the Continent, 100 bales; stock. 24o,2lo bales
Consolidated at all seaports-Nct receipts,
i 500 bales; export to Great Britain, 5,S5l bales;
to the Continent. ALSO bales.
Total since September 1st at all seaports.-,Nct
receipts. 7,6s0,o5l bales; export to o Mr ga
Britain 27s3, Sl1 bales; To France 70o,22a
bales; to tho Continent 2,soo,o5o bales; TO
Japan, 1875, 1913 bales.
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S. ULLMAN'S son.

Downtown Stores, 1s2o-1e22 East Main
Street. Uptown Store, sos East Mar.
shall Street.
Phones at our two Stores.
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All the latest sporting results. hot from
the Associated Press wires, will be posted
MS soon as received ON the Tuxedo Bull
letln Board. 707 East Broad STREET.
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All the latest sporting results. hot from
the Associated Press wires, will be posted
as soon as received on the Tuxedo Bull
letin Board. I07 East broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14

EAST LIBERTY. Pa. July 13.-cATrLE--
Higher at SS,5oG4,5o: good. Si6oGli,l5 Hogs
@5,s5: heavy workers, $5.s5G5:DO; light do,
s6Io@6,4o; roushs. s. oo@5, 90, sheoP-Hisher.
best wetars, Sd,So@46o; eu'ts and Nd common aIn
Sl50Go,o5; yearnss, Sa.ooG5,oo. Veal calves,
$G.5oG6,I5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14
TO NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y.
$500 ROUND TRIP.
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS VIA YORK
RIVER LINE

On following dates the Southern Rail-
way will sell special tickets Richmond
to Niagara Falls and return at s13. limit
ed il days from date OF sale.
Via York River. route to Baltimore and
Pennsylvania Railroad to Niagara Falls
July Esd. August 9Th, goth, September Sd.
18th. October LIST, 18th.
Via York River route to Baltimore Bal
tinore and Ohio and Lehigh Valley routes
to destination-July 18th. 30th, August 18th.
eth, September 10th, 2ith, October Sth.
In addition to the above, the Southern
Railway will sell daily until September
seth Summer Tourist Tickets from Rich
mond to Niagara Falls and return at SO
round-trip, good. returning. until October
3lst, 1908.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14

All sporting news in this paper Is post
ed nightly at The Tuxedo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-14

CINCINNATI. o.. July la.-HoGs- Dull and
lower at $3.75a5,S0 Cattle--steady at S2250
400. Sheep Steady at Sl.50l3'6o. Lambs
Active and higher at $35o4B.lb