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bales; stock, 4l.si7 bales;; expert p Great cat
BItair. ss2 bales. IN III Y II 5s5f.5
Total to-day at ali ( seap receipts
1,s25 bales: export 70 Great Br 100 bales;
10 The Continent bales: stock. ls6. lis bales.
547 bal export 10 Great Britain. so bales Z
10, Inc Continent, 6S5 bales & Mexico, % balef.
q Total since September list at 4 all seaport,
sas, lea;
TO the Continent, So $50 bales: 10 ia pan
10 bales; 10 Mexico, q, SIS bales
NEW ORLEANS. la, July eGt--COTTOS-s
The spot cotton market conttnu quiet. 4 ny
light prssts
200 bales: prices 81 &C.. lower 81
q Futures opened quiet With prices &unchanEed;;
TO points lower
been 81 late. and the of the market
was hardly as steady Ms X has pc en-. ~ YER
pool6was disappointing. as It was about three
The opening OF the local ina rleet Some up,5
these traders twko were bullshlt inclined ".
creased this by
pccted This ca used some ltttlc Governs agS
shorts$and steadied prices ne report Was
somewhat better thu was espss{{sa.d 5 Nv, y
that boli-weeril had appeared . IN tWo par
ishcs OF I,ouisiana,S but this Information vas
too old to influence the sna INC Tins
as before. In this trading august ios 1o y, -
points at 1905 and recovered points ny l9,ls:
October lost pontsat !? g and 3resoyerisn. %
cre siuiy Is pointr, August 10 "a nd the; new
crop months aa5 points. y ~
@ Cotton futures quiet and steady NY sSap
aS3; oet ssar' siia is
December, .. as19.46; January, s.tSG9 ~. s5s
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4 All ,AlNTIC58 COAST LINE.

TRAINsl LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRDsS
STREET STATIC IN.
ICFFECTIVEE SUNDAY MAY 9TH ~ gssf9
s:o5 a.. c. ~ EXPRESS to al polness
b 900 Il, ersburg and |, Norfolk s. 4 Z, q.
3:o0 Pm M.--Petersburg. and Norfolk. 81
ssl.l0t P.% Nc dsboro; Local. " III
8 6:l5 Pr Ai.-Petersburg Local. . SO sS5a
XII 7;H p M, --'EcioridaB and West indian Llnlsis
80 tied, N to all points South 81 III
B s.ao n AI.--Petershurg and N and W.. Vest
~. TRAINS ARRIVE RICHNOND, y, ]. \, I.
Ri 4:o7 A. NJ: 7;ss a. N. 1925 a., y.
a. M. I'll 40 "a. M; 100 NJ. $500 ~. Y
6:bosP. NJ; T:45 p NJ; o :o6 r, NJ. ssS5
\ sIIxcept SUNDAY. Sunday only Z. n t y
2 5s7i13'i7C. S. CAMPBELElgDiy.5 Pass. AZ n
4 ". 81 CRAIG. Gen.. Pass. Act. st q. ~
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NEGRO FALLS DEAD.
Old Emplo ye Of Mr.. HutchersonI
Dies Suddenly.

II James Johnson, n colored hand In the EN-
s of ohn =.
about 1890 o. clock at Davenport arehouseS
while at work.
responded Ito the CALI VI but before he reached
tho scene life was extinct He promo
the cause to be heart failure. Coroner Tny-s
slor was notified and the remains w re$ moved
TO the und ertnklng rooms Of W. lzayes, No
s727 North Second Street. tsSS.
T1utchinson for over twenty years. and was
ono OF the most trusted and valuable hands
In his employment, He was about fiftyyears
OF and leaYeHL n
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Fire Service Criticised.

4 NORFOLK, "a, j uly 26.-- The ohlcerss
Of the Fifth Battalion Of the New Y orls
Fire Depnrtm who recent ~ visited this
city, made a report to = resident g i ,a
the fire conditions and preparat ions to-
meet a. conf agratlon. The report speaks
very llnfavora bly, concerning Norfolk'sI
preparedness, and say the ttrs .dtepar'ttm
is incfficiently equipped NJ si.5S
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. k&TMN0ito|ksW6Sp'InIl
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.

1|AAA
& $500 Az Nj oRFOLK5 LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk II 20 A. n. . stops only at Petersburg
s:o5 az. NJ 81. ou1s ExPR Ess. Bpffs.
;Paror Car, Petersburg to I,ynchburg and,
Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke B to ST.
;Louis. Bluefeld to Cincinnati &; also Roanoke
to Knoxville, and Knoxville 90 Chattanooga
il 10 Fl .--Ro ANoISE EXPRESS for Farm.
VILE e Lynchburg and Roanoke.
@& 3:0b P.5 M .--OCEAr SHORE LIMITED # Ar
srives Norfolk S 80 p. NJ. Stops onlySat Peters
burg, Waverly and SUFFOLK; Connects with
baltimore and Washing ton T through coach 70
7ss1 i Sf.Tor Norfolk and all stations 5ea q
! $50 p M.nNEN ORLEANS SHORT Lines.
Pullman sleepers Richpond 70 burg ana e
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans Gaze
81 !: se p N. WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
Through Pullman Sleeper Pc tersburg, 70 ST.
Louis. Cafe Dining Car. rs u. I;,. IS
Trains arrive from the West I:35 As Me- 22sss
land s:o5 Norfolk II 40 a, -;
and $50 p NJ. y s
3.3 W. b. BEvIL1 G. n. B0SLE
Cen J.. Pass gt.s:sg DIS IL Pass "a
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IA 80 TX. we n
& Bank al livingston.

(Special Fl The Times-Di spa tch.)
LIVINGSTON, " A., 4 July 26.-The Yir.-i
gina Safe and Deposit Co rporation Of
has organized a bra nch 9hanki
at Lovingston, the county seat OF Nelson SCI
ness YES terd AVN r. Lee Camde en- is sh-s
ierf al the bank. Quite a number o. peoT5
BE 81 the county subscribed on the bank
Stock and gthe bank has promised to IN
a nice patronage. sg
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L "a I,rIsfoRIl,S MD. July es.- LoU R-Qulet
and oanchange Wheat. E,lrn,eri spot I, contract,
qss oashsrn shGt Sample tss
~ fssts Corn-Tirn spet and tho month %
Southern white sern oats
a eady and Interchangeable fancy tmita-
.sa do 1sst adIs
Ned al lSc Cieeset2 nlnt and sun-
s sianged large, sisasAc.; ~ dl9eI;
small, 9Q9kc, s III f5 & 2y sss TX Il ss 3f8 AK
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Il; 8 rcfndInr Il, registered !. =. loiss
II. & ref,ndins Is. coupon e. ois
III. 81 A. Registered 1oik
\; n a.. coupon 4. lo5ss
4 New - registered y. z. 4. 1914
}1I d nav q. coupon I. :. I. 1879
m Old A. registered -. :. J. 1864
b, + old 4s coupon Il. 1885
a,c,,i.o,, general Is h. (. !. /. -. JOB
4 ,sh,.on adjustment Is ........ sa5 @
Atlantic Coast Line ls...... J. sss
Baltimore and Ohio Al s. I. 100 ii
Baltimore and Ohio ,ls..... 4. /. ..,... a4i
Contra OF Georgia 5s I. Z. 1loh
Central ,f Georgia lst Inc. 4. q, q. 7sN
fhcsa pea kc 81 5 Ohio Az Z. 1854
fyh ~ ~, q M ID ifon Al. T8 4
Chicaeo q. and Quincy new 4s....5 ~. S7Is
Chicago, III. and ST. Paul gen. a.. 1Vs17
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n r ~ n r Richmond, \; e uerlcks-
III. ] I. bura 8 Potom1..o 3. & 3.

"a ns Leave aic nmon u----Fa ofthWATu. ~
l:1s AZ M. b. daily. Byrd 81. Through 81 ~ &,
NO AS A M da ly5 Main ST. Throug
INV lis Al week days Elba accom;s
mediation. 81, ~ XII
stops. ii =. -, ~
100 p NJ. week days. Byrd ST. Fredericks-s
ogts IS r. N. daily. Main 81. Through.
$50 p NJ week days Elba shland ac-sS
n : :os p. n. . daily. Byrd 81. Thropsh
$40 A N week Ashland ac-
s:so AZ days Byrd
DYE 1s:s5 AZ III - daily. Byrd ST. Through. d
ii is a NJ. week days. Byrd 81: Through.
81 LSs rs p. 0i NJ. daily. Main St. Through
100 r week shand -
T.lk aNT a. Byrd st. Through
s:5O r Bsrds st Local AK
A'pns 10 II II. daily Main St. z, through u
ats NOTESPullmanE Sleeping or rior cars on
alistrains except train arriving Richmond Slli6s
a.. NJ, week days, and local nccommod atlonsa
Time Of arrivals and departures and Econnec.k
W 1asn :. n pu 4 Is. x ~
3Ganl Man; 8. ASS en- NJ Ira S "
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PRODUCE q MARKETS.

NEW YORK July q. FLO UR.Dull and
$fcnturele Rye i3 81 our77H1 rnl. S'ornnafat-
Dull. Nominal. Barley Sominal.
Eyator. Options opened lower, but soon turned
strong advancing violently throughout ,I,s inc
lda yon reduced crop estimat *
closed strong Mt &C. net advance, I. nlay
4' colnaspos frm; No 2 lion market
was dull all lay. but acted ~
and closed at partial
s sasy mixed ssi@esF
1Ei tseero oFirS BEEF hams ssi.75a cut
nound; ! picked hams. lon allc. Lard--Firm;
Western. steamed. s7:o; ichned irni = ti
Firm si family 3 y Resin
StIne2Firrn at ssh Q57c. . SIS siii , 81 q,
"a C,orfee-Spot Rto,s steady; mild. steaay. = ne
akret for coffee futures
was finally barely steady al sunchanged prices
"a i At decline OF s points Sales 3d. 0o9 bag =.
sugar--Raw firm; refined firm Rice-stfads,
AIoIasses--F firm. III, 3, 5 -, ...o.o!,
QUIET and. unchangd Eggs yeak; state,
pcnnsyl vanlal and nearby, So. 70 Icy sci
white &c. Southerns " ~ ~, -
d pota tocs-Eirm Long Island. u. ,o4a W Ierr
and Southern sL ~ ba5sIpIck
Cd az. i; her domestic. 3s s'setp Ca6basesT,
VS.. Long e Island and Jersey, per parrci,
:oatoOc coIton-By steam 70 Livarl'oo i.c.is{
s5$ CHICAGO, ILL. July =, biz advance
aat parls had a stimulating effect on Wheat
prices here the close SEP S S,pe.
oats showed a gain OF hc. and provisions
were Ma12hc. higher II 81
sfrba leading futures ranged as follows:
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4 MISCELLANEOUS MARKETs.s
+ PEANUT MARKET. /

pETERsBuRG, 5SA.,s J uIy5 26.-PEAEUTS-
Continue siirm at s1.l5 per bushel for Spanish:
sellers are asking higher prices: very few being
offered. SVirginias firm at &c for fancy stock.
Some shipments are being made from Peters
burg OF stock that had been stored in this
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n SUGGESTIONS OR BUSINESS MEN
(lkjl "

When making arrangements ITO 90
South, or to send your representatives,
in solicitation Of your siness.f phone the
seaboard Air Line passenger office (405)
to send you one Of their interchange bio
mileage books-go6 d over nineteen di ffer-
ient roads throughout the South, In for
nation In regard to rates, routes and
schedules cheerfully furnished, Saves you
time, trouble and money.
II. st.. Lizard. w, NJ TAYLOR,
c. P.5A As g. Il. Al.
con- ma
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago ana Northwestern con 7s :. ....... 100 4
Chicago. n i. and Pacific 4s.... B. ...... fios..
;chicago, n. j. and Pacific col. 6........... slA
c., c., c. and ST. Louis gen. 4s.......... 10s
Chicago Terminal As 1sh
Consolidated sTobncco s.
Colorado and Southern As mammalian. S. &
Denver. "a HTlo &c rande -. 100
Erie prior lien As .. esH
Erie q enerai "a I. 81
Fort Worth and Denver City 1sts.... 80. 1919
Hooking Valley AS g7il
Louisville and Nash Unified 1toii
Manhattan consol "A gold 4s..... "a. 1os
Mexican Centrnl Is ........... 81 Z
Mexican Central LIST Inc II
M sis H. Kansas and Te1as Il 1ooh
Missouri. Kansas and Texas DDS .....,.... Sois
National r.. RI OF Mexico con. 4s........... 7ss
New York Central gen. 31ks.............. 100 al
New Jersey Central gen. 5s............... =. 1s2X
Northern. Pacific As 1851
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( NAVAL STORES.

stWIIMINGTOE, 9 ~ CO. July 2s!-SPlR1Ts
at SIC. receipts %,
casks. RosinSteady g. 81 es receipts; 45s bar
Crude Turpentne Firm Z s. 25as 75gand 500;
'17eesSsA'ppANSAHGA ..$July 2e-TURPENTINE-
Steady !. at say receipts. - lS4 casks sales.
aos casks :ff exports. SS2 ca SKIS, Rcsn-Frm:t
plH 9rEI5 AR RI s. c.. July 2s.-TURPEN-
,TINII-Firm at 53c Rosin----Ff rm. al III
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Postrlaster Appointed.

Especial Ito The Tmet- Dlspatch. m M
WASHINGTON, p CT July. e6, John @.
master to-day at Tamarack. Watauga county,
M. c.. vice J. II. Wilson, dead.
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4 RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Richmond, Va July %, 1904
sALES Il! 4
y1rsinlA. Carolina Chemical Co. common-cc

8sl SALES al: i55i ~
yirsinta- Carolina Chemical Co common-e7i
shares 70 q. VII
STATE SECURITIES. Ri a.. Asked
North Caroline e, 1919 -, o los
-. New. &C. and r., isas. 81 TX
Va. Centuries "a G. and H. 1891. a5n as
/ III IS 5sf.ts Gi.fl les S5 II s
Richmond CITY 4.. n. 1s31-ls ]. 1854 =.
Richmond Clty, .i0S5s 18Th
"a y, Ia Eys
~ =. r.. OF Conn. Ger. nd Fl. 81 81
AZ c.. IT, r. II. Con. TT. p.s 9st: '...5
ieorsia paeiiic. Isl 81, u.s. 81. ~ g.: -,
Central OF Georgia Ry.f Con. 6s.- 10
Sor sns and R WeI poeas y ~.
iiorlda Southern, 1916 d Is as 2
a Con Con. e i'll &. II $50 ~.
i S. a u. a.yenr{ o. ~ CO " Y
RAILROAD srocKa Par.
Alanta and Charlotte 100 100
Atlantic Coast Line com 100 llG 1lS
Atlantic Coast Line pfd 400 llsts 4s
Norfolk and NVtstern ! com jog @!
IL. =. and r. Div. oblg 100 .sIl 80
Il Geaboard Air Line co m 100 81 *
Sss RANK AN q .iitG ISL co. STOCKS.
Bread Street Bank ea ,S;s, n
Tirgnia Trust Company. ~. leo y. 100 .
s.4a,. Il: LEA.SEOrS. y. es, ISL
So poninion s s. & Ca a 1ss
Va Car. Chem: pfd s ~ G lo o0 1s0h 1os
5Na.-C:ar. G. Co. Col TT. 6 p 9s4 OF +.
a5 BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MI July as:--sesboard Air
Inc hid preferred. A l.
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.Richmonders in New York.

s Especial TO The Times, plspatcll,) 3
x NEW YORK, ] W q. Norman do. II, Cola
man md Wife. II !. 81 Fuschtseni and wifa:
Broadway Central, L ~ "a i, - DunWoodyi lmpeT
RIAL III. Campbell tssiS 5f5s i,ls Ss1
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n IE'71l7 y nv Ii3-I7ii
COTTON MARKETS.

Il NEW YORK. Il July 2s.--The cotton market
opened barely steady at a decline OF 2a5 points
In response to lower liverpool cables. cons
tinued 81 FAY o able crop advIces notably s g.
ilnonthly report on conditions on Texas. and
i Indian Territory published IN the Southern
papers. and the favorable character OF Tho
weather map. At first three gwax some dos
mand here for August from q couple Of large
+ door brokers. and that position following tho
call was run up to 10 q. but the denan from,
this source was soon filled and the list, which
during the frat few minutes had shown stead
z and az a resltie-of covering, ehsed 5pf to a
net decline q about 7gls points .at e. tho
losses were increased % couple 5of points or
\ 70. whsi the weekly bureau report was pub.
lished, acknowledging a very IA yorab bio show
Ing aside from certain sectional drawbacks
& but after midday the market recovered a
= lew points on covering. and IN the late trad
Ing showed a generally steady under,one with
+ reratin brokers' believed & to be trading FOR
/ lower Wall Street Interests. buying on every
4 points lower, the. largest declines being on
The near posi- ions Sales were Estimated a It
< U.s. 900 hales S$s55 - u sts M ia:
Receipts at the ports to-day we're 4. se5 bales
7, against 1902 last week and ZIG last year.
For tn week ID, 900 bales aganst 1910 sElast
Z week and 1876 last year. To-days rsseipts at
q New Orleans were Ds5 bales against SIT last
year, and at Houston 81 bales against none
b last year Fl
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5r-,o,,T "a 8, 3 4 A.ARKEr.

ss NEW YORK July. 26.- cottonseed OIL was
gfaiiIyi active with prices easy Gu LIQUIDATION
PRIME n crude r. o. b. n mi ls. nominal: prime
SUMMER yellow, 27127Ac.; OF summer Yellow
nominal; prime white. 81 ac; prime winter yell
low 81 n Z, ~
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ss The s issdins futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows. moi R.Ii
eas uscssnSsa Sos spssi1a Soy %A1s o
ssasss AZ N Ssasse yali nS e. NJ oats
so Sap M. white 10. we
Good feeding barley e sss.d I, 4, =
sS So sl2s.s Tmoshy
pork "a r77iss shorP
,ins sdas loosey y short clear sides
wslsks D sssas sl hsh
MN stsady: crearnerIes, SWl7c. rles
isai5c, Eggs--steady ut mark cases g includ-
al. iiha 16Isc. Checse-St eady al x uttsc r.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

4 NEwsYoRK,9 July The dry goods market
has changed but little. the tendency being
gradually frmer wit less to offer for Eimme-
ing cautiously, purchases being confined to im-3
mediate nesds. Fall RS 81 tua ton remains
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FOR NEW YORK.

Nv chesape AXE and Ohio Ry.,5 . "A. M, r.
M BY Norfolk and Western Ry.,s A. NJ. 3 r.
also BY old pominon Night iIne stsnms1
ers for New York. sailing daily Except Sun
wy z ~ 'cHALKLEY, city Ticket Agent, sos
East Main Streets JOHN r. MAYER. gent.
Wharf a foot fI OF Ash "a Street. Richmond.
Ill b. WALKER. +. and " ~, New 1, York
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Scores Yesterday.

AZ Jacksonville LEE jacksonville, 2; CharS
lesion. eleven innings)
4 At Savannah, Il Columbia
4 AT Nfacon-Macon o. Augusta, 8.
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SPEC IAL ExcuRsl oNs TO h NIAGARA
FALLS, VIA Ri, e. g III. r. r..
Il AND CONNECTIONS.

Leave washington via Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad and I.chlgh Valley Rail-
road 700 A. NJ, August 6thdand 10Th. Sep
itember I'd and 18th, and October 7th;;Gvi,
Pennsylvania Railroad and buffalo, ;oO
"a. 81 M August 18th and 26th, September
9th and 23d, and October l4lh.
n Round trip rate from Richmond, SlS.oo.
,rrk ets on sale TOR afternoon trains on
davs prior to excursions from Washing
ton limited to return, leaving Niagara.
Fails within ten days, including date OF
excursion from washington, a.:
For tickets and further Information
annly to ticket agents Richmond, Fred
,ericksburg and Potomac Railroad. n
~ "a s1i'T Fl w, P,S,TAYI.OIt,
81 s5iYi "a cratic Manager.
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Old DOMINION
sTl !: !! snip GO.
y "a Night Line for N orfolk

y y i .eaye Richmond every evening foot OF Ash
streat) III p. M. Steamers stop at Newport
sibO round trip, includes stateroom- berth; 4
meals, 6Oe. Street Cars 70 sste9Ters Wharf.aEs
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No. 9 mixed Gear lots)) 5s1

NO.. mixed Gear lots) I. \. !. !. "a III,
No. mixed Gear lots) 70 d ~
Winter seed ~ % ga
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'II'lEj[ ;lIl NAVIGATION 4 CO.,

1.1s JAMES RIVER DAY LINE.
sTEAnfER OLD POINT COMFORT leaves
MONDAY MAY WE'D NEsDAYi AM FRIDAY at
a. NJ, n for Norfok. Portsmouth, Old Point.
{iandings, and connecting at Old Point for
Washington, Baltimore and the North. state a.
nrIces Electric cars direct to. the wharf. Fare
only only $50 and 81 TO Norfolk. Music by Grand
Nreiaht received for above,namedt places and
ali noints in Eastern Virginia and North Caro-
lima. lEAlN4 ~ =, ~, AetN - N'e''
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CONFIDENCE
WAS SHAKEN.
Market Gives First Indications
Of Urgent Liquidation Since
the Recent Rise Began.
The ANGL 0.RUsslAN FRICTION
Spectators Moved Slowly, Fear
ing Impending Crisis Break
vi Iii Northern Securities.
nv slated Press. J.

e NEWLY II *, July 20. Speculative CON
ndencc was scnslby shaken by tho acts
tion OF s to.day's stock market, winch
gave the first Indications OF urgent slldti-
dation since the recent rise was tnaugu-i
rated. Up, to this time tho actions Of tho
market have all been to show firm
undertone, even afterthc evident culini.
nation .of the rise and the adoption OF
IA whiting altitude by the professional
operators who had followed the ADVANCE.
To-day. on the contrary, the under:tone
was weak Thus the greater activity
throughout the day was during the period.
4 OF declines. So far. AZ the movement was
Influenced by news. the conditions when
were known yesterday, seemed to nave
emily mitlgatel to-day. q retrospect q q
the common isferences&to be draw, from
yesterlay's violent STEc5 In Stcfll ing o. 2
change tho Jump lii 3 tondon v discount
rates and the strength Of the wheat ma
ket took on a formidable aspect TO- the
minds Of operators in stocks, although.
the sterling market was qnieter to-day
wliea t opened easier and the London dis
Z count market was moro set led y ever
"A helcsH. grave fea rs i we re- lei tia me
SOME overt act OF hostility, that would
start an international conti1 grafton "a in
Europa "A widespread influence was cx-i
crtcd both In the wheat and stock mar.
kets by IN ailegsd .cstir1la,e by y. Hill
wheat crop "a sudden break In Northern
Securities on the u. curb preceded 1.-The t
4 wea kcst period On the Stock Exchange
Bond were heavy. TO tai. isn les. pa r
SE1ue. y 81 l13l 10 United States fbondtl
were #unclIan ged on ca y. ~ 9SSs#
Il The total sales Of stock for The day
amounted to ~, GOO ha res. II
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MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CEOsE
Money OH call very easy al ~ per cent:
closing bld.3 a per cen e; offered at ! per
cent: time loans steady aixty days.
cent. p six months. ) l.2@3 AZ \ per cent:
prime mercantile paper. &c 3.4gI4f1- per
cent. Sterling exchange strong with act
Suai business in bankers b, llg at ft67.T0l
sixty day bills; posted n rates 81. SIS 1-2D
s4.sD and f4sSGlS8 ~ ! commercial bills,
5s4e4 ga Bar silver IS IA A1exican doI-
lars, As II III 81
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al BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
FL BALTIMORE, ND, July a6.-Seaboard Air
Line common, 8 bid do. preferred. 1874 a IL
lantic Coast Line common. llaQ' q$ 81
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Where Z hey Play ! o-day.
.Chicag go at host ton. IS \ e; i55
Detroit at Philadelph ia. Sss
ia Cleveland at Washing ton.
7 Standing Of I the Clubs.
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copied after any one man, but was
composite creation. There are people
WHO, despite this, expect that in pre-
senting the dramatation of the book
the actor portraying Harum would
make up to look like David Ham um
The actor, however, does nothing of
the kind He follows infinitely the
description of the shreud old chap as
given by Westcott. He shows Harum
as a man of medium size and inclined
to stoutness. He has a shrewd, sharp,
yet kindly eye, and a mouth that is
intensely expressive; his cloth cap
removed, he is shown to be bald with
a fringe of reddish hair running
around his loose, Old fashioned, run
about collar. There is war; on his
cheek, and he has the complexion of
one who is out a great deal in the
open air, The actor is said to through.
ly hide himself under his make up
and in his movements he is througaly
Harumesque. The play is to be given
at the Grand This month.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-02-13

An attraction new this season and
" hich is possessed 0fmuch merit and
originality is that Of the clever Swcd-
igh dialect comedian aud NortNlard
singer, Mr.. Ben Hendricks, in Mr..
sidney r. Ellis romantic comedy dra-
MA Erik of Sweden" which comes to
the Grand Opera House nexl Tuesday
night, Feb lG MIR Ellis has reason
To- be proud ofthc enthusiastic recep-
ton Of his star wherever seen. Mr..
Hendricks the star of the attraction is
said TO have verified and exceeded all
predictions az to his success in this
field and is acknowledged az a leader
10 romantic Swedish comedy As a
singer he is counted one OF tine best,
having a voice Of much purity and
power and sweetness together with a