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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-06
1OIWI'rH.nOLD
THE REPORT ! !:
Governor Aycock Has Nothing
to Say Concerning the Will
111ington Letter.
THE SOUTHERN TRUCKING
Agricultural Department Seek
ing to Secure Statistics.
Accorded an Ovation.
tsnec,aI d Tho Times. p,sr.a tch.,

Especial 10 Tho Times. Dlsrtatch.)
RALEIGH, N. c., August DC Governor
Aycock said this morning that he has has
nothing to say as vet as to the open
letter addressed to him Yesterday BY the
wilmington Chamber Of Commerce re-
iterating their demand for tho report OF
the special Military Committee to recon-
mend site for the encampment Of the
North Carolina National Guard.
ii He viii persist In withholding the re-
port Of the committee from publication.
and insist that he had the right to select
Mr.. Morehead over the recommendation
OF tho committee in favor OF Wrights-
VILE even though per chance the report
was In favor OF Vrightsville.
TRUCK STATISTICS.
Commissioner OF Agriculture 8. L. Pat,
terson received notice this morning from
the Agricultural Department at Washing
ton that prepa rations arc now being
made for the Inauguration OF 10 system
of gathering statistics OF the. trucking
crops throughout tho United States. es-
pecially# along the South Atlantic coast,
and the system will be ready for opera
Stlpn by the next season. HI FAT
The appropriation for this work which
will prove OF grea value to the truckers
OF East North Carolina 81 was secured
principally through Senator Simmons and
{ Congressman Small. of this State, the
idea having orr ginated from Commiss-J
Toner Of agriculture Patterson, OF this
State. !. sss &
{ 5g3 j5 ~ AN OVATION q NJ
The Raleigh fire companies returned
to-day from Sail bury, where they both
won first prizes in the tournament. They
were accorded an ovat ton and .Wape-
ronndly cheered as they passed Salons sssEel
streets Raleigh's depa rtment is princi-s
pally volunte Il there being only drivers
and one extra paid man at each q the.
stations. There Is q growing sentiment
though for g complete paid * department
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Visible Cotton Supply
~ (By Associated Press.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, August 81
Secretary Hester's statement Of the
world. 3 Visible supply OF cotton Issued
to-day shows the total Visible to be ], 4
be7,s43 last year. OF tbs the total OF
last week, and 742, s43 last year, ana Of
all other kinds Including Egypt, Brazil,
india etc.I $4,000 against 4! 841, 900 last
week, and $4,000 last year. OF the
worlds visible supply OF cotton there is
Continental Europe $4,000 against Sss, oOo
last year; In, Egypt 1000 against Il, 900
last year; In India 40l,0OO against 4os,-
900 last year, and in the United States
10000 aga inst go. 600 last year
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE cotton market
q opened firm at an advance Of 511i points or
rather be tier than due on the ca les. Trading
at rirst was modera tely actiyG.53 Some shorts
The recent resistance Of the market to cover
I the general belt by too much rain, and there
was also signs OF bull support. After selling
up a little higher, however, thu market ats
tracttd liquid * Ion. Traders on the long side
are none 100 confident and on each slight ad-
vance take profile. while y also upnear red that
/. on any appearance OF outside buying ORDERS
& But while the market ga eyed OFT 8 few points,
Z 1t ruled nervous ra Their than easy. but there
wa evidently very lit tie inclination to sell,
aggressvely, although the renewed prediction
4foraan early an and full new crop o. cotton:
balesi at Houston was evidently encouraging
some Offering through some commission houses,
After ruling irregular during the middle ses-i
i sion With prices a little off from the opening
on some positions. the narketgns the nj ternoon
turned very Arm on active Wall Street bull
3 points on the active mont his. Toward The
close the market was active and realizing by
room longs eased prices off a few points, but
\ theS close was steady at a net advance of 4
point on AUGUST and OF 1e@ 10 points on later
months, The bulls seemed TO- be buying later
\ credited with buying heavily earlier In the
week. z The Into sight mpvementg for the week
proved smaller than looked for, and exports
were moderately full. Sales futures were es-4
trnated at f225 900 bales 3:i.5 saS
Receipts Is a. i, the ports today were 5ei bales
the week 1900 bales against 1898 last week
md Il. All last year. To-day's receipta at New.
4 Orleans Ill bales aga Inst 6s last year. and at
4 Houston 4lbl bales gainstg none Inst year.
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SPEC IALs ExcURsIoN RATES TO LOS
AN o SAN 81 RANG isco, ss3
81 VIA SOUTHERN RAILVvAY,,Es65.25
\ ;FOR8THE@ ROUNDHTRfP F., r E-s5
t%S1 a g. e

ss q If SIRE o.. n
Beginning with August 18th and cons
3tinuing daily to Septembe Der 7th, Southern
Railway will sell from Richmond and all
points on 8its-lines to Los Angeles or San
Francisco and return. special tickets at
rate OF $685. with final return limit $Oc-5
tober 2ad. Il The Southern offers the choice
{of several routes. rate open to the public;
y-go one route and return another, = e.
sired IL taking in at the same time the St.
Louis Expositio ickets via this route
allowing stop-over offas much as ten
days at st. Louis. For details apply to
any agent Southern Railw or IA
c. w. WESTBURY, D. p. "a. H
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. PRODUCE ! +, !, I, J, { i MARKET.

il NEW = DIRK. Aug. s-FLouR-D Dull. but
trm in consequence OF the strong wheat MAJ mar
ket. Winter patents: s4Ssa5 %: Minnesota 9n "a
Teu FIN f sello 70
Fsea st slfeaG,s BARLEY
sG %hest9spot i,rm: No = red nominal, ele-
yator. Options opened nrm on foreisn buying
broke under improved spring whea. .eposris
had e bad sea1e aaxanethe
market sagged OF and closed partly ic: 4 net 4,
lover May closed sloiA September g olR
coanGspo, srm No. Isle option market
opened weak on good crop ra!itea VIII -
Wheat, finally 6rSks anase
: ei pounds. Il ia ss . I. !. 4
iss sa hams pSkssf ps4
Es5Sse ssS $40
u Rlo steady: mild steady The
advance o. points in line Bull!sh crop, news
i:aparted steadnees = the ma e. W p. 9
saies g scentTifuga * test sc
moias.es sugar. 5-lsc. refined. Arm. Rec
Ss5 Battyer- s3u,a % arm and unchanged.
small. white, fancy. Sc u Esss-lrresu'ar ana -f
1 S q ' ke9 ssfs
SWEETS. 4 ss.bod4 so. Peanuts $ teady: fancy
handpicked. sAc. other domestic * S6n &c,
barrel 2bGSoc cotton--By steam to Liver-5
pool, s12c.. 3ss5 i
CHICAGO ILL. AUS b-co NJ q etc X
inae,sd by rust In the Northwest kept the
Wheat traders guessing Ins +, re tnr
WITH, a wide range. AT the close the septem5i
be- option was up Hc Corn 1s on ssc:,. any
oats down nc. Provisions N q t1sc. ssi
The leading futures ranged rs folloWs; :,
Is Open. High Low. Close.
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ATLANTIC coast LINE.

TRAINS 3LEAYE3 ItICFiMUNU7I -7lb,t1zNLS'
STREET CITATION. sS W. sci Il
III EFFECTlYE8S SUNDAY. MAY 2sT ~. ss$4
9:5 AZ n, c.. 1.s Express 70 all points
! 800 A. M.-pstersburg and Norfolk:
Il 10 P. M.-reteruburgg and y: And We Wsst.
a (; 100 P.3 M,--Petersburg and Norfolk, sS8
Il :i0 r. M. &c oldsboro Local IN .;4{ s. II
6;45 r. M,-Petersburg = oGal. !, ",
}87:25 P. Mt orida an West 1naian Lll1a-
~ tied" to III points South. -. u
$3.50 p M.--Petersburg and n ana ". West
ii 80 p M--Petershurg LDca! HIS
- TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND, ~. w y.
1;o7 4. M; 4 :a5 IA NJ !: g rs A., i; ssloas
Z .ho p, 'M.:'7:4s ]. sM. !: :os n, ~, 81
J sExcept Sunday, SUNDAY Only. :. v. 5dl
y. n a. 8. CAMPBELL Dty. Fass.S = 9.
w III CRAIG. Gen. Pass, AGs, ta8
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CONTRACTION
OF BUSINESS 5 |. !; 5
Outside Orders Small and Spec
t,lators Hesitant and 81
Uncertain.
UNDERGONE WAS ALSO FIRM
Money Market Entirely Unaf-
fccted BY Rurnors Of Big Gold
Shipment to Europe.
Uncertain.
Gtny Associated Press:

NEW DIRK, Aug. 5.--T There was "a de-
cided contraction Ut business In stocks to-
day. Commission houses reported the
amount OF outside orders as Insignificant
and the speculative operators showed hesi-
tation and uncertainty. This Is partly due
to large diversion Of speculative Inter.
est to the cotton and grain markets and
partly to the conflicting Influences from
the cotton and wheat crop prospects. The
effect OF these Is to cause alternate ad-,
Evances and declines in the market as a,
whole as the cotton prospect or the wheat
prospect becomes alternately dominant.
There is very slight tendency Tor inc
the s1tton carriers and the
4 to cause constant v 1ccrtainty as to what
course prices may take. The undertone
I Of the market waS firm o-day. The en-
gagomer,t OF $2,ooJ. coo In gold for ship
5inent to Europe next week ard rutnDrs OF
r further engagements seemed u be accept
ed with perfect eq,ianimity by the stock
\ market The movement to London Is res
garded as an intimation that HE recourse
TO thu I center for funds to move the crops
Will be denied this fall. The money mar
ket was cntirelS. unaffected.
Ssuga was due to favorable trade reports.
( st. Paul was strong. on yesterdays re-
port or June ne L earnin gs. IA ilroad rn-4
ings reported offered little to stimulate.
= pIiScH.Sl ftedCtlOlS at incl St were aaOuly
slight, but the closing was heavy. s5s5
IL Bonds were firm. Total ga les. par va lus.
4 ,635 .OOg. United States bonds were 5un-3
changed on call. "a. q
s.ST he total sales of stocks for the day
were 10000 shares.
III ONEY AN D. EXCHANGE-CLOs
Money on call easy, 3-411 per cent. clos
Ing bid, 81 per cent; o ftered at II per
cent: time loans. easy sixty and ninety.
days. Y per cent; SIX months, 81 per
cent; prime mercantile paper, 9 3-4GI41-i,
pei cent. Sterling Exchange firm with
actual business ~ bankcrs'3S bills Z
for sixty day bills; post raj es, 81 SO and
4 SASS 4.S9; commercial bills, $As4 IA.
Bar silver. IS IL; Mexican dollars, IS 3-4.3
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BY Thomas Branch & Co.
Open. High. Low. Closing. !,
SALES:
- = -

A. e. L., con- 5. ......
1900 Amalgamated Copper ......
Amer. Car and Foundry.
1900 Amer. Cotton Oil............
Amer. Snuff ~. .......
Amer. Snuff, rfJ..........,.
Amer. Cat, ,..,...s....
Arnsr. Can, pfd.......,......s
600 Amer. Locomotive. CONF.
Amer. LOcDmtire. rfd .....
22t90 Amer Sugar .s...
10 A.. II + anu afs. rfii.......
as01 Baltimore and Ohioi........
1000 Brooklyn Rapid Traifslt...3
Canada Southern a.....s...
800 Canadian Pacific ..........
700 Chesapeake and Ohio......t
4 200 Chit. Great Wgat errl........
1900 Gil, NIL. and 8. P..........{
s 200 Cola. Fuel and 1roi1........s
Col. Southern, com ....:.....5
800 Colo. Southern 1st pfd....
Colo, Southern III pfd.....
ssis Glow, Gin. Chi. and s.. L..
Cont. Tobacco. pfd.........5
100 Consolidated Gas ............
Delaware and Hudson. ....
Del, Lack. ana SNV-st......$
23OoErie, com .............
1900 Erie, list pfd.............
\ 800 lIrig, I'd 4 pfd................S
200 General Electric ............i
800 Illinois Central $1,000: .....
500 Louisville and Naaf1ville....8
Mania ttan...... ......4
800 Metro. Street RdilWay......
100 Mexican Central ...... ......
100 Mo-, Kan sid Tex, com.
4 800 Mo-, Kan. and Tex pfd....
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4 Condition of Mr.. Caesar,

Il NEW n DIRK, August 8. The physicians
at the New York Hospital say that
Gerard caesarl the Richmond tobacco
merchant, Is now getting along fairly
we'll, and should HE continue TO improve
as on Tuesday and "Wednesday, they be-
.lievo he Will be well enough to leave the
hospital In "a week.
The police, as yet. have not the slight
est clue as to his assailants.
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No. sos Ca ST N shall.

BY request o. the owner, we shalt sell
by public auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 11TH, 1904,
mt Q o'clock P. Nj. the above named large.
E,iated and specially attractive reaidence.'
containing about twelve roonls, besides
servants room ample store rooms, pan
try, closets and fuel rooms: wlde,g large.
high pitched, well lighted and elegant
halls, double parlors and chambers, the
parlors having white marble rnantels and
handsome chandeliers: unusually large
and handsome bath room, with porcelain
tub; large and excellent stationary range,
two good Latrobe heaters, the sanitary
appointments being modern. the ventla-
3tion perfect, and the entire premises In
nice ORDER The lot fronts % 10 feet, has
a depth of 152 feet, with side and rear
alleys, and there Is a largo and substan-
stial stable thereon. m a al i
& This Is one OF the most desirable Of the
many good homes In that central and
very desirable location. and all persons
Interested are cordially invited to attend
and examine 1t ut the hour OF sale. S
@ TERMs-Very liberal and to be an
s1lounced at sale. Possession at once. =
siffI j. B. ELAN g. Co..,
Aug s-5t .luotIoneers.
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Ns&HMN0ito|k&W6Stel1l
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. ID
800 ~ NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk Il 20 a. n Stops only at Petersburg.
q s:o5 A. INST LOUIS EMPRESS. Bpneti
Pnrlcr Car. Petersburg to Lynchburg @ and
Roa noke. Imam Sleepers Roanoke 70 rs ST.
Louis, Blueneld ID to Cincinnati 3: also Roanoke
to. Kn9oxyiile. and Knoxville to Chattanooga
40 r. EXPRESS for FARM
VILE. Lynchburg and Roanoke
h, 3: oo! r. M.1oCEAN SHORE LIMITED: Ar-|
rlves Norfolk $50 r. NJ Stops only at Peters
burg. Wayerly ma sufrolk. Connects With
steamers i to- Boston. Providence New H York;
Baltimore. and Washing ton. Through coach to-
Virginia Beach. q;
4 7:25 z. M-yor Norfolk and all stations east
s:so r. M..NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman sleepers Richmond TO LynchburgH and i
Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol, gLynchburg to-
chattanoosa,S Memphis and New orlea ma Cafe
. 80 +. d NJ. WORLD s FAIR SPECIAL
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to St.
Trains arrive from he Vest :S5 AZ 2:oss
and SEQ P. NJ
SS1 3W b. Devil IN G. HI BOSLEYy &Giss
Gem Il Pass. Agt. Dist Pass SAst.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET


ss seaboard Air Line q per cent =, 900 at 7ox:
b.o01 at fGss. s$9If
I Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. ppreferred--s
shares at 102 far ~
STATE SECURITIES. as 81 Bid, Asked.
North Carolina q. ], g 1ss
e e. Sss aea asd H. as.s ISL 81: 81 81:
CITY SECURITIES s5! 3!ss
Richmond City, 1885 !. !, los = 1o7A
RAILROAD BONDS. sss !s
Atlanta and Char LIST rs. r.. 1901 Il. lo7 3. 8
A.t e. H.. r. r. Con. Tr, pt 9s
Georgia Pacific LIST IS. c., 1922 ...... Ie0 $50
,t.H., 50. and Fla. lat 81. IL M ~.
Georgia ana la Con. S. Y. 114 :. .s
Rich.tand ~ ist 80. 1875 50
Florida Southern " - IL. IS ..
4. Con- list 4s.a 1850 70 II XII
ii RAILROAD STOCKS. Par. ssS
Atlanta and Chariot e y, 100 100
Atlantic Coast Line !. :. 100 III \.
Atlantic Coast Line pfd 4. 100 us
Atlantic Coast Line com l17ts III
chesapeake AID Ohio 100 80 E
Norfolk and Western com ..1f0 g.
Seaboard Air Line pfc. .....,l00 l7il ISL
Seaboard Air Line com 100 81 10l5
Southern Railway pfd 100 30 q. {{Ss
MISCELLANEOUS sA
American Locomotive pfd 100 81
Consolidated STob.-4 p c.. bonds..lG0 60
5yas-car.5 Chem. pfd g p O.. - 5. 100 l03 AZ tl0i
Carolina Chemical com 100 q ~ ~
= j ga. .ll
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s,,EE:ABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TRAINS LEAVE RIcHMoND-DAILY.
p.2o u. !. M. -Seaboard Mail--10;S5 p. M.--Sea-i
board Express ITO Savannah. Jacksonville. Az
aa.ia l ~ uM'MLoca--Fo Norlina and Hamlet,
i TRAINS fARRIvE-RIC iMoND--DAILY.s 81
( 6:s5 a. SM.--No. 34-E'rpnl Florida. Atlanta and
she is p. M'1No ssrrom Florida. ana
ms SO =. AM.-No sa-Frofn Norlina and loc.,
points I, mann - ~ Al. 4 32 Il 81
~ W.. NJ lTAYLoR,lC. =. A. 55i
S $40 East Main Street. Phone to5. ~ Il
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GO ), Ton.
New York, August

\, New York, August $, 1901,
q Cotton; ! shall be obliged II my friends
In tho South Will send me on Saturday.
evening night rate telegram, not eX-
sceeding ten words in length, at my ex-s
pense. giving briefly the crop outlook,
In their section.
h 1t is my own opinion, that too much,
has been taken for granted of the pres
cit crop, In$the past fifteen years, wit h.
only two exceptions, the crop has IL
ways deterlorated, during the month Of.
August, and the market has always ad-
yyanced. On the list OF January, last
Year. opinion differed In regard to the.
size OF the crop by a million bales 1t
seems to me a little premature, there
fore, to be counting upon ~ mammoth
croi during the coming year, as q Ecer-
itainty.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO and Northwestern con. 7s....,..... 1881
,ch!cago. RI T. and Pacific ls.. 4. .......... TN
sf,fica1o II Il and Paclflc col, bs......,. SO
c. a. C,sand St. Louis gen. 10l
ChicaEo Terminal Is 74N
Cunsolidated TOBACCO IA. s2k
+ Colorado and Southern 4s ...... .......... sSA
T1envcr M Rio + Crarte 4s......,....... 10l q
Erie prior lien As esk
Erie General AZ s.
Fort Worth and Denver City l.ts.. -. 1881
HACKING Valley 4its +. X. 108 nj
Louisville ana Nashville Unred ls...... 1n0N
Manhattan consoi gold 1D51a
Mexican Central IA &. 62ta
Mexican Central LIST Inc. !. 15k
MINI and ST. Iouis 4s Z. =. i. 96 S.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4s. 99N
Missouri Kansas and Texas Eds r. ,..,... rs Is
National r. r. OF Mexico con. 4s........
New YORK Central gen. Z. ...,... 93N
New Jersey Central gen. 5s............ 1875
Northern Pacific Is.
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JNAVALE sTORES.l

WILMINGTON. + N. 81 c., Aug. b.-sPIRITs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing; receipts, 7s
casks. Rosin-:Ftrm at " 90 bic; receipts. 3l6
rels.8 Crude Turpentine Firm at s.. 269376 and
400: receipts. 2s3 barrels. q -.
Quiet at SIZE; receip PTS s7sS casks I: sales. 1926
casks exports, GO casks. Rosin7-Steady; res
cespts, 2, eIe barrels; Eales. 9. s76 barrelsl
CHARLESTON A S. CT Aug. t.-TURP, EN-
TINE-Firm at Hc Rosin-F irm. IA
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
" 20 nRYAGnon MARKET. 8 s53. N

4 NEW YORK, Aug 6.-The dry goods market
ARE not particularly satisfactory,
either with the 3obber or with first ha nds.
Local 5obbers complain that etaners have
not commenced active work and turally5
they are not inclined TO operate until they
how their stocks are to be abb
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7VIRGINIA NAVI CATION co.,

l 59lsl NAMES RIVER DAY I.INE. Tl951l.
"a STEAMER Z OLD POINT CoMTORT leaves
MONDAY, EpNEspAY AND FRIDAY at Z
Norf9k y poTtsm0nd,h oa Point
landings, and connecting at v Old Point Tor
Wilmington. Baltimore and the North, State.
nrices. Electric cars direct to the wharf. Fars
only $3.50 and 81 to Norfolk. Music by Grand
Nrsight received for above named places and
ali poir,ts In Eastsr Virginia and North Caro-
ina 49, AK IRWIN 'WEISIGER. Gen'l, Mgr,
%. A, BARBER, Jr..4 Secretary.
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Northern Pacific as .................. TAX
Norfolk and Western con- 4s............ 10lM
Oregon Short Line As and Partic........ 95Ss
Pennsylvania conw. Observation-Disclosures. 97N
Reading General As 90 n
ST. Louis and iron Mountain con. IS
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4sa.... S1;s
St. Louis Southwestern lists 5.......:...... 96Ia
Seaboafd Air Line ~ II n
Sout bern Pacific 1s b {. g3x
Southern Railway IS 5000. 115a
Texas and Pacific 1sts lis I.
Toledo 81 L. and Western Is. ....... y. !. f72N
Union Pacific 4B 1o5H
Union Pacific COW. 1o22s
wabash list lists 1i7s
Wabash Deb BIS -..... ....... ............. 59A .
wheeling and Lake Erie 4s;................. 9lH
Wisconsin Central As !. \. Sos
Colorado Fuel and Iron 8conv. Is. 70 "a
NJ and o. Col As i. 2. ..................9 5
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc. .,,............ 1874
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/ MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG. s. 1904. $ ss
III ARRIVED.
steame. Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk g rner.
chandise and passengers Old, Dominion line.
phia, Pa. coal Richmond lice co, 81
I, Barge Perryville. Morse, Baltimore, coal,
Crunp and West Coal Co. M
,s ss SAILED. 81 II Es \
y Steamer Old Point Comfort, Groves, Norfolk.
James River landings merchandise and pas.
Seng ers. ~ Virginia Navigation Co.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
y Barge Keystone, Gehret, Norfolk. light.
. Barge Joseph T. Pearson. Ford. J ames River.
Barge swansboro. Scott. James River. Hight
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. 5. 1904
ARRIVED, AK Fl
Q baltimore, Courtney, Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo. @ 8;5 81 81 q flF
SAILED, SF Isl
Baltimore. courtney. baltimore. passengers
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, AUG. s. 1904.
ARRIVED.
{ Steamer cervantes. Baltimore.
Schooner Maria oTesi Boston.
4 Schooner Fanne c. Bowen, Fall River;
) Barge .rhaxton. Fall River,
sehoona ssS William b Downes. New Haven
sSs Ia SAILED F
4 Schooner ], B. Manning. Boston.
Barge White Band, Providence "a
Schooner lice p, Clark Portland.
\ Schooner Lucy p. Friend. Plymouth
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" UNION STOCK YARDS PITTSBURG, PA.
choice sssoda q: prime S. 50 lair g: 100
Prime heavies. IS. ooQ5.6s; mediums. $500 90:
heavy york era. $500: likht yorkers and pigs
s5.s5ds. 90 Z: roughs. s485 o. sheep.,supplyf fair;
sl6oa2.oo; spring larnbr, s4aS.d5; veal calves.
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Bankers and Brokers.

200 Missouri Plcifla ...s........
800 NASH, Chat. and 9 L.s...
600 New York Czntral ..........
500 Norfolk and VVesterti......
1900 N. Y. Ont. and West.....
Pacific Mall ................
1890 Pennsylvania +. I.a.......
500 Peoples Gas (Chicago)....
Pressed Steel Car.
Pressed Steel Car. pfd.....,
800 Republic l.. and g., cofn....
Republic /. and g., rfd......t
1000 Reading, l...... .....s...
100 Reading, LIST pid............
Reading, d pfd. .............
1890 Rock Island conl............
400 Rock Island, pfd............
y 100 Sloss...,. ..s..S.............
sloss, pfd..... ~. ......
900 g. Il. and 9. r., I'd rfd.....i
900 8. Il. and Southwest. pfd..
1900 Southern Tnclfic .B...4...... ]
1lloo Southern Railway, com. 4.
100 Southern Hallway, I'd
a 800 SeabOard air Line. COME.
30 ~ Seabcard Air Line. pfd....
100 Tenn. Coal ant! 1rcii!.......I
1900 Texas Pacific ...............,
2330o Union Pacific ...s............
40 United States 1Tathcr......
ZOO United States Stpcl.........
1900 United States Steel. pfd....
1000 Va Car. Chemical. cor11...
1900 Va. Car. Chemical. Efd...
I 100 Wabash, coI1....,. .........
300 Wabash, pfd..... $1,000.
200 Western Union ............
wisconsin Central .........
Wisconsin Central pfc....,
Total sales 24l,S0O. +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-06
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W S - soso = ~
Trains LeaVe r hmond- Inward.
4:16 A. N " daily Byrd 81. Through.
Ii :45g A. Nj daily. Main ST. Throu gh.
7;16 a.. M, week days. n E,lba Ashland Saccona-S
1 s:ssR NJ. daily Byrd Local
s Il as noon, week Byrd 81 Through.
1900 P.5 a.. week lays Byrd ST. Fred erlcks..
u Is Is iM, daily Main ST, Through
80 p NJ week Elb shland a p'.s
3 sos p. = 81 q daily Byrd 81. 81 Through.
& i aims Arrive r lchm on so1t ware.
10 ~. NJ. week ays. Ell shland &C:
scommodat Ion. ~, -
b 5 is A. M. ]. B daily. Byrd ST. Throug Oh.
II 80 "A. NJ. week avs. Byrd trough ri
ls 2e IS r ssoi M, daily Main Throug b:
100 P. ~. week Days: Elba Ashland Az Az
So .1h NJ. daily. ST Through
$50 daily. Byrd s. 81 rhrough Local
15ss IS ST = Thsaugh IS,
ali trains except train arriving RI hmond
A M week lays, and local accommodation.
81 Time Of arrivals and departure and connec-5
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-06

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BALTIMORE nd. Aug 5-seaboard Air
Line common. u " do. preferred, IL Gls.
Atlantic Coast Line common, l17q lis.