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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-19
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug 1s.--The cotton market
opened quiet, but firm, Mt unchanged prices to
nm advance of points, md while showing oc-
casionnlly reactions, ruled generally steady 10
firm all day on the better Liverpool CABLES,
moderate bull support md covering. following
the weekly bureau report, which. while ndicat-
Ing mn Improvement In the average condition
OF the crop. was hardly 80 universally favor
able ms expected. During the forenoon trnding
was very dull and midday found the market
att to 10 points higher. Following the reading
Of the weekly crop renrrt prices Immediately
advanced another 3 or 4 points, but cnscd on
again under realizing. Then came more gen
crnl demand, led by Wall Street commission
houses md which conferred on srntember me
October. and the list closed very steady Mt with
In n point or two OF tho best Of the session, OF
Mt n net advance of o6ll0 points. Saes were en-
tlmatcd at 90 600 bales
The weather map was again very tavorable
and Influenced the partial reaction following
the initial advance but WINS largely offset by
the higher cables which were practically good
on the late positions, while reporting decline
OF IA points SPOT cotton. The clique leader
bid 1920 for 5000 bales August around mid:
dny after that position had sold Mt 1910 ana
did not get mn offer though afterwnEd tho posi-
ton at 1890 and closed ut 1890 The feature
In the weekly bureau attracting unfnvornblc
comment wns tho report OF more damage from
boil wccvil In portions of Texas and damage
from rains In certain localities.
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WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN
Cotton Has Made Rapid wth-Cool
Weather Unfavorable TO Tobacco,

'4lt3 (By Associate Press.)
WASHINGTON, Aug, 1s.--The Weather
Bureaus weekly summary Of crop condl-
lions says: attja
Cotton has made rapid growth through
central and western districts, and In
eastern North Carolina complaint Of too
rapid growth Is quite general, rust ana
trail and eastern districts, while heavy
rains have caused injury in portions OF
North Carolina, Alabama Louisiana ana
Arkansas, Boil weeyil are increasing n
counties OF Texas and boil worms are
appearing In northern Texas, but as YET
the latter have caused little damage,
picking has been done IN South Carolina,
Florida and Texas, a FIRST" bale having
been glnned IL South Carolina on the llth'
Cool Weather has affected tobacco un-
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JOHN l.WlLLIl!Ss Z SONS
bankers,
Dealers In RICHMOND VA.
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.
MUNICIPAL BONDS "A s SPECIALITY. 4
Correspondence invited. K

5000 hend MARKET SLOW Good TO prime ste 81
m sfoefcrs so ana fce 1sss ssasai nna
hefers. $i.bo014sb, canners, $i.boIS8o 9n s ~
04.40 western steers, S8256l4.ab. Hogs R ns,,
ccipts to-day II, 900 hehd Tomorrow as,uuV
hcnd market FOR light sendy TO strong o' nnS
SHARPLY lower. Mixed md butchers *i .a,,sh
Es5 good c0ee s. ssn nS4ob THs 81
sales. s5ioa6.4o. Sheep Receipts. $4,000 bend ,a
market steady to tbe. lower, Good TO cs nc &c
wcthcrs. so. 2b6l37b; fnlr TO choice mixed *zoo
da.25; native lambs $8.25@676.
NEW YORK Aug. 1s.--nEEvEs tsseelnts'
g bend; no trndng feeling steady. Ca ,ve aud
sb67s; tops. ss25. Clty dressed vcals, oMi ;.,
pc rpo,nd cxtrn. l2,Ac. per bound country n.,S
dressed flrfn 1T S07tt i5c. Dressed Rrnsscrs nha
lm,ttcrmiiks slow at sG6ls. Sheep nnd Lnmpsr
Receipts, 4.641 head sheep, slow bllt s'f1 o,r
prime md choice lambs lrn under grhacs. ~, sG N
but steady SHEEP s2Som,1s..o ,%m 'o'D .o'a
head: stcndy. Mixed western hogs s1p1; Si ,ns
and pcnns yivnrin quoted at $01o.3o light PIGS
s0.40. &
EAST LIBERTY. PA. Aug. fs-cA.IIllrrhtg1no.
stcndy. Choice. $6.2nM650; prime; tuop w. -
good sl0oM5.1o. Hogs tcndy tr,,n nr rork
les. s5.To1h75 mediums s0me, " ne" st nirs
crs s01oMG.in light yorkcrs n WEI,
nest wcthcrs s4M+2o cnlls Gnu con,iT9n r. s'"
az: ycnriings, S31i; venl calves, " Gl 10
CINCINNATI o., Aug. iS.,.i10GSs.u. ,,ee,, a.
s4l2hMd e6 Cnttlc--Dull Mt $22oM foo' Snurt e.
stendy at 81. 20 N13.35 rnmts--Qnct AZ S'0s'''o'
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Petersburg Va AuH a. 1903,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT or RICHMOND. AUG, IS, 1908.
The quotations for thl. marku, ar. as toll

PORT OF RICHMOND AUG. 10, 1908.
Arrived 40
Steamer Brekecy. Guy. Nnrfolk merchandlas
and passengers, Ola Dominion line. tE
SAILED aEGf fgb2
Steamer Pncahontns, Graves. James River lano'
ngs AMI Norfolk. merchandise and passengers,
Virginia Navigation Company. g
PORT NEWroET NEWS, AUG, IS, 1908.
ARRIVED,
Shin Clarence s. Bcment, Philadelphia,
Schooner 4. C. Henry, Boston.
barge White Hand, Providence.
SAILED, a-,-
Schooner Mary ". Bowen, Fall River
], j, Hanson, Bangor, FL
PORT BERMUDA HUNDREDS, AUG. IS. 1908,
ARRIVED
large Mary s. Brodey. karcher, to load rail-
Sc Schooner one Bessie Drowu Smith, to loud poplar
wood. Il l3 H
SAILED, Et
Barge Majoric, Lille, loaded railroad ties and
large lsebecca Mtclaln, Andrews, loaded lum-
'' ssno aiaaaepAhlA' barnett sAr.ee loaded lm
W large Carroll, Redman, loaded lnmhcr BAL
timore( Md,
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Stock Market Had Strong Sup
porting Force.
SELLING TO TAKE PROFITS IT
This was Unremltting All Day but was
We'll Absorbed Until the F'na'
Hour-M Market Closed weak
Without Rally
1p,. Associated Press.)

1!l6 5S ass SuE,lst 1s.-Thcre IS no
NEW MINI aouht the operation of powerful
ao TOO II a. auentia forces in the stock mn,Ne
to-day. Professional ,,, obe1u m important
the move IN The '' market Operations BY
a naol.o were in evidence. and manlpu.hI, ~
i've devices were easily dctf a,,t i,n DAVIS
adva nc injected feeling Of confidence
auor tto future that has not been SHOWN
T for n long time was plain to oe s ,nn,,
The fesnE wa thaE se the necessary qn
d ane SO far as it affects the seeut'tleSs les
oa'G has been concluded. and that TIE i,,
financial conditions have been srcTT,hig s
m s,oe1s Of interior exchanges and "a na,
,,ioes from interior money markets gaze
Warning Of the early. approach OF th ne
demand upon New Nj, G dnrna nd however,
Seemed to have lost its ,terrors. fore rIsn
Exchange advanced again. ana the pddi nn
Of gold was again raised IN the i1oi'No''
market. la, ,,,uch ~ the
defeat by the Colombian goy y me 90
tSa Tonamn Canal treaty. The financing
of the payment Of s4ooo9'e9 70 20 tn az ooo 10
The Colombian government, which would
have followed the adoption of the treaty,
has given Wall Street much di frn obi.
is assumed that the frS Senpe i for these
nnid MANY of the days movements
we're attributed to marKet n mar
ayers on behalf OF controlling interetSsfSn
them were subjects of active surlHise.
THE Rock Island authorities were sup
posed to be preparing favora n , reneps
ton for their new bond Issue. Old ruliio Us
of a Southern Pacific dividend were re-
vived. Higher prices for copper ana en- en-
Iarged dividends on Amalgamated COP
nor were talked of amongst the specu,
fators. Larger dividends for various coal
carriers, both anthracite and bitumlnous'
owing to the large current ,r,ia earl,''i hIt
s~ampies Of the temper Of the days talk.
q none of this talk gained any authorlzs
tative confirmation. Small purchases OF
inactive stocks caused wide advances.
Just as small sales caused violent aee eainr
The selling to take profits was unrez
hitting ali day, but vas well absorbed
until The final hour. Stock then seemed
to have passed on a large scale from
The market closed weak without rally.
Bonds were firm. Total sales. par
value, s2,GO0,0OO United States bonds
were unchanged on call. ,oo
Total sales Of stocks to-day were 1,l2o'-
600 shares.
MONEY AND 11XcIIANGE-CLosE.-
Money on call steady at l-202 IL per
cent closing s{ 49, per s6 cent ncr c a1me
5l-oG6 per cent Prime mercantile pa
per 6@6l-2 per cent: sterling exchange
firm with actual business In bankers
si,Ss.l5usi. 1925 for sixty day bills;i posted
mercla, Bills, $4.S2 7-Sa$4.S3; bar silver,
55: Merican dollars. 4sl-2
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Sales OF tobacco on the Lynchburr market for
the two weeks ending August 10, 1908. furnish
ed by John L. Oglesby. OF Lynchs Warehouse:
Sold week ending August sth, $1,000; pounds;
sold week ending August 18th, 1900 pounds:
pounds Sold from October / 1902, to August
TO- pounds, s g A. ,r on oso6s!
Increase H. ruu, for , 1nos 5000 pounds. ]
The weather for the past week has been
quite scnsonnblc and the crop Of tobacco hns
been much improved. the most Of 1t being
topic and In good condition.
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Wall Street Gossip.
Especial to The Timcs.Dispn tch. )


NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-Ihe opening was
strong. and SO far rs anything n the trading
would indicate the market was indifferent as to
the course Of prices In London. There was
probably Il good deal OF buying for speculative
pools, but commission houses reported very
respectable supply of orders.
The heaviest Of the buying orders In Rock
Island came from Chicago and were taken by
the traders to represent an attempt to create
bullish sentiment In advance OF tho new fnanc-
ing.
The Could pool was reported IN early buyer Of
Missouri Pacific.
STRONG IN FIRST HOUR:
e In spite OF selling for foreign account
and proGt-taking In fair volume the market
showed strength throughout the first hour The
uptown crowd was actively bullish. especially
In the hard coal stocks, and found Il considerable
public following.
The Pennsylvania controlled stocks like Bal
timore and Ohio. Chesapeake md Ohio, and
Norfolk and Western acted we'll. The dividend
time is still some way In the future but the
talk of'h highes.rate for Norfolk and Western,
and possibly for Baltimore and Ohio, comes
from conservative sources. There has been no
better Investment buying in any stocks in the
list.
There some Western buying In Union
Pacific and st. Paul. The recent buying OF
Union Pacific convcrtbes has been we'll In
formed.
AROUND NOON CONTINUED STRONG:
In spite OF foreign selling. which was In
considerable volume. and pronttakng by the
more cautious traders. the market continued TO
show strength after the noon hour.
The Standard OIL following is more openly
bulsh than 1t has been at any time In the re.
cent past.
The strength In Union Pacific md Southern"
Pacific has revived r,lIaors OF dividend on tho
Inter. 1T is reported that the financing In con.
nection with Union Pacific convcrtiblcs was not
anal and some other and more economical mr..
Engagements might be devised In which n South.
ern Pacific dividend would play IN important
part.
NO SIGNS OF REACTION:
The market showed no signs OF reaction in the
early afternoon, although the floor traders tested
II In places to see whether tho buying power
was exhausted. Tho commission houses were
well supplied with orders and had more trouble
III keeping their customers in hand than in
persuading them to buy.
The rnnor current Of an cnrly dividend on
Rock Island common need not DO treated very
seriously In view OF the necessary nnnncino hut
careful inquiry has shown that the di.trIh,ition
OF stock during the pressure was moro thorough
than people Ind imagined. There was a heavy
professional short interest when the rally began
and this does not seem to hnvo been ali COY.
cred.
PROFIT-TAKING had no EFFECT:
The heavy proht-thking and the foreign selling
failed to check the market. and the current wa.
so strong that the floor traders were conten, TO
80 with II.
Chicago Great Western was heavy, and as tn.
foreign control has made no secret OF its inac.
pendent attitude the market for the stock has
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NYIr MARKET,

prTrRsDunO, VA, Aug. ls.--Thc peanut
market Inns been very active recently WIN ~
amct,nting prices Spanish peanuts. DOC; r ~,
rinlns, fancy stock ahc. Smelling o st2cn. 1oy
2nc. There nrc only about 10000 oags o.
snnnlsh peanuts in the hands Of merchants. no
lila ia Inc smallest stock for mapJ yoars.i ~
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tRRh Qu0tutlOns wore ~ I0llnNb' -l.s. w. o,u
Quiet bit steady. no. spring wheat. sl@
SIC; No. 3, 7s@slc.; No, red. SoE@ ss,4 e.
80 corn 5 @sNass%; G NS y So @hite
sah dia5iAc. No. 9 rye, sig 652c Fair to choice
mating barley. 4o0l53c. No. haxSced; 90 hSc;'
No. northwestern, 81; prime Timothy seed
$s.4 Mess pork, per barrel s12.55dll2. go; lard,
per 100 pounds, s7.72la 67.75; short ribs Tdes
(loose), S712hM7. 32il; dry shifted shoulders
iboxodj, s725M7,5o; short clear sides (hoxed!,
sSMs.12ls, Whiskcy. hnsls Of high wines Sl,ai ~
Glover, contract Sl2M125o. nnttor-StendS'
creamercs. l40f10c: dniries. 13M17c. EgGs-
Steady at mark, cases included 14@lohc
Chcese-Stendy Mt 1OMl &c,
BALTIMORE, MD. Aug. 1s-FIOUR-
Steady. unchanged. Whcat-,Wenh; SPOT o5 soG
s2Nc; tic month, s1Ia6s1%c.; southern hy
s"ple Ssasc cGrnS.sady iou snSt o WIZ
corn, b5G zoe. On,s-Firm; old, No. . white
4ols@4lc.; new, Ao@4oiac RyeIFirmG; 80, No.
2, roc. Rntter--F'irm md unchanged. Eggs
changed. sugnrstrong and unchanged.
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NAVAL, STORES.

SAVANNAH. GA. Aug. 1s.--TURrEST1SEsmoo
FIRM ut size; receipts. o54 cnsks; sales oos
casks; exports. $40 casks Rosln-Firm re-
ccipts $500 barrels; sales. l,o24 barrels; eA-
&C cU II s. c.. Aug. ls.-TURPES-
TINE-Nou,,i.al. Rosn--Stcady.
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Had Had Many Places,

Mr. Newsubb Crying to engage cook(-
Err, have you ever worked out OF the
city? ts
conductor on Suburban thrain runnn'
out ay this town that can't call by his
flIr'rst nHll.e! Brooklyn Life.
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fevorably In Kentucky, Pennsylvania and
New England and drought is causing
further injury ~ Ohio; elsewhere the Grop
has begun in Maryland, Ohio, Kentucky,
Wisconsin and New England. There Is q
Very general absence OF reports OF injury
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npy cooDs MARKET,

NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.--Mnrkct conditions re-
main unchanged MS FAR as first hnnds are con
bcr Of mills is nlrcndy having its effect n pro.
ducing certainty on lines which scarcity IL IL
hound To Increase Reports from the country
fnnrciin ndls SO. $3.50 49,
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IT'S A LOVELY RIDE.
Many Young People Go Every After
noon to the Popular Resort

MANY young people 60 every afternoon
tc the popular resort, Beach Park. spe-
cial train leaves Richmond every after
noon at $50 p. M, Fifty cents round
trip Sunday trains leave $3.50 a. NJ and
p. NJ
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coTroSsEEp OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK Aug. 1s.-cottonseed oil wns
very dull but firmly held Prime crude; l. o.
vc,,o,v 41MG142c; on summer yellow. 3sc;
brine white Acc; prime winter yellow, 401a7c.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.

~
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust
da ted 9Th August. 1902, OF record In clerks
office, Henrico County Court, D. B. l64 r.
page 394. default having boon made IN the
payment OF the debt thereby secured, and
being required by the beneficiary so to do.
will sell by auction. upon the premises.
MONDAY, 24TH DAY OF AUG. 1893 .
at $50 o clock p. NJ. the houses numbered
as above and described as follows. VIZ,
All that certain lot OF land. lying and be-
ing in the town Of Paramount. In lienrico
county, Va, beginning at point on the
cast line Of Nineteenth Street, between
Street and Paramount Avenue Cor
Street, distant 124 feet north OF the north
line of r Street, extending thence north
wardly along the said cast line, OF Nine.
teenth Street and fronting thereon w
fcct 6 Inches. and running back between
Two parallel lines, ono Of which Is the
south line OF the alley between Falrmount
Avenue and r Street. l25 fcet Inches 10
an alley in rear IA feet wldo. Falrmoune
is growing: buy now and buy here, ana
grow with the town.
TERMS Cash as to expenses OF sale.
together with all taxes that may be due.
and a note of s471.25, with 6 per cent. IN
terest thereon from the 9th day OF Decem-
bar, 1902; the residue as may be named at
time OF sale. ,,nn,Apne posn
aug 19-tds lrustee. WI
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r. 8. rcf,ndinr %, registered ......... 100
n s, rofnnd,nr % co,,pon ............ 100
n 6 % ror,stcrcd. 100
r, 9 o. oo,,no, 100
U. s. New As. registered. ............... ~
Il. g "a 40 ro1iatorod .,,.,.... 100
:. 9 . o I,' A. TO- cornon decentralization. 100
+, q q ' ts TO- r,n,.tnrod ,,,,.. 10l'
:, g 70 80 ,nnn,, .,.,,,,.,,. lot
=. q. - ns 'u" ua,nra, 4. - '..,,,,,.. 00'
A.sn,sun' s ai.,rt,o 4. ,,., s.
alc ct, n,J 1 oito ds ..,.,,.,.. 100
IN it.. n,, a 0hio aihs .,,,,.... D2
IN IN i.i!nore nm mn nhj, rnnv ds,,....... NJ
~ it!nor s Nv o oh.J ,.,,....... 100
sAhhuh ss." nnea,anJ ,...... 1OAt
Eehtrhi OF Tso.n. t IL Inc ,,.,.... Is
Gentrai OF Sieo,s n,,is AIS 1925
chesapeake ahu mi .3,..,,,,.. 72i
Lhicago Hnu tat'o p,;rrr now As ....... U0i
Chicngo, - INV q s{"''r o,,, zen. Is...... 1885,
Chicago md Northwestern con. 7s'.....'' q"
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R1cHMoNp PRODUCE MARKET.

(Whol-snlc prices, Quotations corrected Tues
days md Fridrys.)
FLoliR-R Receipts increasing and market quiet
RYE-Ncw continues In fair demand; light
receipts.
WiIEAT-Active; light receipts
CORN-ln fair demand: light receipts.
sOATS--Steady and quiet
HAY--We continue our quotations for ola hny,
although very little Is arriving; new my IS
S2gL3 lower as TO conditions. nenrly NIL OF u
that has been far received hns been more o.
less out OF condition.; new hay should DO pressed
light and loaded so as to give ventilation III
the car
EGOs-Rcccipts about or,nl to demand. and
market active tor nearby; other stock to bring
quotations must be strictly sound and In good
condition.
DuTTER-Good fresh stock In demand; pnck'
Ing GRADES quiet.
Northumberland for chickens equal to
demand; small and medium fairly active md
large moving slowly; hens and large young
ducks continue active
VIRGINIA BACON-Steady at quotations
POTATOES- Receipts decreasing; market IN
good shape
CATTLE MARKET-vcals active; lambs and
Ehecp dull.
WOOI.-Actlve; light receipts
RECEIPTS FOR TIE WEEK., |hcat. 1860
bushcls corn 20, 30D bushels oats. $3.50 bush.
els; flour, 30l5 barrels; hay. a7h tons; mill
DIAL. p3 tons.
STOCK IN ELEYATOR-Whent, Ts0 bushels;
corn, Y. los bushelsi oats, 1908 bushels.
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nA1r1Monr sTocK MARKET.
SALES.

BALTIMORE. ND, Aug. 1s.-seabonrd Air
Line common, 2s023H; do preferred, 88ts 937.
Seaboard As, 1871 bid Atlantic Const Line,
common ll3IsM110; do. preferred, 1O2QDlO5.
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Spot cotton closed unlli InlnunnK uplhnus,
1915; middlng gulf, 1900; 'nles, lo'450 bales
Cotton, dull: middlln., y; 10; gross receipts.
400 bales; sales, lo450 bales; stock lo3l7a
bales
Total to-day at Ill seaports-Net receipts, $40
bnlcs; stock. l04.103 bales.
Consolidated at all senportH-Not receipts.
oc3 bales export to Great britain, 90 bales;
to the Continent, &c bnles,
Total since September lst at all scaports--Nst
receipts. 7,7o3,a2O bn|es export 10 urent hrltain
2,7s4 500 bales: to France, EOS bnles; 20 the
Continent, 2,e227f0 baleai to Japan, l5n ~
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, IA. Aug. ls-CorTON--
Spot cotton remains steady aud very nrn. Sales,
900 bales, including 600 to arrive. Delivered on
contracts. 100 bales; quota tions unchanged
Futures opened quiet with prices gao points
above yesterdays closing figures. In spite OF the
fact that Liverpool sent spots down l2 points,
and " the general opin Mon that the bureau re-
port would be favorable prices refused to he
ing, the sustaining features Of tho market that
kept prices well above the close OF yesterday
were: Too much rain reports that boil wccyil
and cotton worm were doing great damage in
port turned out TO be decidedly m'sh. The
light movement IL also beginning TO cause alurm
Estimated receipts to-day Mt all United States
ports were 100 hQles against 5,7bi bales the
trading today there We're s'/'ht huctnalon
prices ut one time going few Joints below the
opeDing hut the market closed firm, the list
showing net gnins of 2 points on August, Sep,
tenher H. and the balance OF tbs wiuter months
l0di3 points.
NEW YORK. Ang. ls-The Cotton Exchange
will be closed Saturday, September 9Th, and
Monday, September tn.
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond Va, Ang. 49, 1903
Dark Fired Tohucco-( rcorderod). --Mnrlrt
continues quiet and steady with fair receipts.
Tobu eco not In keeping order sells considerably
below prices quoted. Brights-Rcceirts mod
nrnte. market quiet but firm. Sun Cured
iirht receipts; market active on tobacco in good
order. Es
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s hould he Reminded.

Absalom Jones (colored), Of this city, 10
tho father Of twenty-three children, but
president Roosevelt to come down an6
have ok.-Newport News Press,
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r,yscHDURG TOBACCO MARKET.

---- ~ Lynchburg, Va, Aug. IS. 1908
Receipts lost week were rather heavier than
for the previous week. 81 600 pounds being sold
The growing crop Is in good condition. being
we'll Cultivated and in good growth. Mich OF
It has been topped.
The quotations as follows:
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~ RI is
USE pEACHENE

Guaranteed that no ants or peapugs
win DO found within one year where
Peachene has been used, All druggists,
Price. Soc
r. G. TARR, ~
80 Rlnggold ~
Powers Taylor Drug Co., Purcell. Ladd
& Co.. wholesale distributors
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York.

SALES.
American Sniff coi11.............
American Snuff Philharmonic.
I'm American, Can cot11,.s..s...s...s
$500 American Can pfd,...,..........
2O) American Cotton OIL coi11.....
1000 American Locomotive conan.
300 American Locomotive pfd..u..
American Tobacco pfd.........
$50 American Car and Foundry...
6G25 American Sugar .................
$1,000 a.. r. and Santa ia coi1....u
1900 A., r. aud SANTA Fh- pfd.....
$500 Atnalgnnnted Copper ..........
317O0 Baltimore and Ohio ...,.........a
ITO Brooklyn Rapid Transit. .......5
$500 Canadian Pacific ..............a
l14OO Chesapeake and Ohio...........
100 Cannda Southern ..............
2GG5 Colorado Southern com. .......
200 Colorado Southern LIST pfd......
900 Colorado Southern I'd pfd......
5000 Chicago, Mil. and st. Paul.......
.0900 Chi, Rock Island and Pac..u...
GOO Colorado Fuel and 1ron.......
6GTO Chicago Great Wcsterf.......
1860 e., c., G. and st. 1o,,is.......
1900 Consolidated Gns.................
400 Delaware and Hudson.
100 Del. q Lack. and Western...1..
10000 Erie com OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
6450 Erie 1st pfd Observation-Disclosures
POO Erie Cd pfd ......
$500 General Electric .................
147l Illinois Central ..................a
200 Leather ........... ................
61tO louisville and Nashvllle......
1900 Manhattan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
34OO Metropolitan .....................