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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
COTTON MARKETs.l

Ne YORK. Aug. 23,-Thc cotton market
opened ono OF the most exciting days since
tha bull campaign OF last winter strong In
tone with first prices from 100 30 points higher.
Tho advance, which was in response to much
batter cables than looked for. uncovered a lot
OF stop,lcss orders and trading was exceeding
}ly& active, Piles Of long cotton canio out ut
the advance. but shorts wcrp panic,strckens
apparently and demand was equal to absorbing
all offerings and still advanced prices. Liver
pool steadily advanced. following the local
Keeping with the local market Prices con-
when he Houston estimate for to-nlprrowts re-{
.ceipts was posted Indicating a probable move
sment OF only 100 to 1900 bale Towards tho
end OF the firHt hour LlpeTnnol cased or a fowf
points and local prices hesltated. But as they
worked back 8 or 8 points there was a re-
newal OF active bull support and buying on the
theory that the weekly bureau report would,
prove hullish. During the halan zee OF tho morn-S
In Rprices worked rapidly UP, lncoyerinB more,
stop ordars az they went aud reaching q net
gain OF SO points on August and of from 61ge 90
September 1916. October 1861 and December,
reporle was road and prov we'd much less bullishi
than had hean expected. II showed In fact,
that cotton had improved during tho week. u
was followed by heavy llaudution by early
buyers and inside OF some 70 linutes! hfterlt
was made public The market had lost from
Is to IS points of lis advance. But there was
further covering at The decline, and With a res
snawnl of bull support tho market recovered,
part Of the loss. al During the balance OF the
session II ruled very nervous and more or less
Irregular, being first lps and then down, ms or-
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ders alterna4ed. As closing time drew near
bull support was less IN evidence, and while
the market worked of somewhat. It closed
barely steady. net unchanged on Angus. and
sales wera estimated at zoo 700 bales. s
The weather according to he day s reports
was very favorable and present crop nd yiceH
ness 5of the carly market seemed to be due to-
til cfrmness In Liverpool. where a better trade
demand is reported s5 5ss y
Receipts at the ports to-daySEwerc 1853 bales
against 9, u: last week and 81 last year. ZOE
the week q, 600 bales against A. 90. asst week
and q, 4ss last year To-da q s receipts at New
Orleans were COL bales against II lats yea :,
and at Houston; s. 3G5 bales against last ye
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET. *
Richmond. va. Aus. 8. 1901.
SALES.

Is x.
!!s'e!s sls :. c :: 4
s'eSa. syea Sass { & j. s4a
j 70. oo0o at IS ZOO at 81 =
9 seaboard Air Line pre- erred-loo at 235s III 4,
9EE STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
North Carolina l9lo !. s. 1o..s
y North Carolina g.. GU 1919 Isl
e q sfs asa and nd issi. 81 81
CITY SECURITIES, 81 ss
Richmond City 1925 y. \. 1861 10TH
Il RAILROAD BONDS.
ea'i Asf Conn. Cor Q Of In s.. s.
& L. e e "a es q Tin Ind s. ' se III
Georgia Pacific lat Sc. G. 1872 le2
So and Fs; ut s i;
Central & 81 R 3: c I'm s. IL
Rich and Neck Iat IS lsis g !:
T'e.,sn ssuthe1n f.. s Ia IL e
4. - Con list g,
II COL TT g. ;s;i I; ls "a
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlanta Atlanta coast saa hiss 1s Is
Atlantic Coast Line pfd 100 IS 1l7is
Aslsasls e esss! Linz SCI
Rorts G ans ~ Div ob - 20
Scaboard Air Line COM. 1ati7 80.
aSoutheTn Railway 81 pfd 100 20
Southern Railway com 100 3
BANK AND TRUST COMPANIES.
American National !. y. 400 4 20 g.
Broad Street Bank .s......:......,s5 IS .Gm
q Union Bank OF Richmond .......... 50 l65
q Bank Of Richmond AGO lQ3 80. NJ
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ga D Dom e. 9 s. nona, 40 i Ss q;
I S. 4. and S. CO. Con. PAS. 1913.
81 IS. and i. Co. com 100 SIX 10 K
Va Car. en- Ifd', p. 100 1854 1osat
4 Va Carolina Chemical rs com. "A. 400 81 3cA
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n k&zW A5ito|ksWes

53SS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. II 3;s
& q, e:oo =. M:--No RE'oLK LIMITED. .ArriyAa
NAyerly and sunoik. Isl ~ - Z ~ "
q = s: e. A. !, n. ST LOUIS EMPRESS. Bpnssf
Roa cas ter
Louis. Blueheld to Cincinnati n also Roanoke
70 "a hsnqo1yilis and Knoxville to Chattanooga
d 12:1o p MyI-RoANoKE EXPRESS for rarr.
500 2 NJ oGEHN' siicKE LIMITED. AZ
rtYes Norfolk $50 p. N. s Stops only at Peters.
k :, Wayerly and & sufrolk. Connects with
baltimore and washington. Through coach to
Virginia. Beach.
7:S ). For norfolk and all stations .ass
Pullman Sleepers Richmond to LynchbursS and /
Roanoke. rsbirg to Bristol. LynchburE to-
Chat a; ttaneoga, Memphis and New Grleans.S CAFE
Is $40 p. NJ. WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
Throug h,. Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to St
" Trains arrive from tho West :S5 "A Nj. 2oS
N and Q 06. r.. NJ; from Norfolk II 40 A. ~
and s 80 p.
S Office No SIS Eas. Nal !, IS street. Ell
b. BEvILIaS C. aIfs3 BOsLEY, ssE
Cen 4 Pass Dist. Pass u. i$sSst
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1RONCT TONE
IN MARKET |. 4 !. I ] K
Weakness iii Wheat and Buy
ing BY Bulls the
81 Cause,
SHARP ADVANCE IN COTTON.
Sub-Treasury Sends $500, coo by
Telegraph to New Orleans to
Move the Cotton Crop.

4 NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Further weak
ness In wheat contributed largely to the
strong tone OF the stock market a to-
days opening though the strength Of GER
buying BY some OF the professional ele-
sment whose interests lie on the bull sde.
! Prices receded before the end sof tho morn
Ing session. sharp advance on the cot
ton, based largely on the rise In 1.lveR pool.
was doubtless partly responsible for the
rcactIonary tone In stocks as the day
wore on. The market drifted ain!essly
s fufhe awes ees
/ hour hour extended 10 the bond division. in
which dealings became very light: Tho q 9
aclines IN tho active list were In no In
stance very severe. the greatest losses
being sustained by New York Centra1 and
Amersan sugar neilnnIe eas aeens
Stionai advance. The strength OF Southern
Railway. which was q conspicuous fcaturo
of tho day, was attributed largely to the
new ownership Of the seaboard Air Line
system. The stocks OF the express COM
panics were among the few noteworthy
s FAX aef
OF these interests Adams Express adj
vanccd Is. American Exp:csss u and Wells
4 Fargo IS points. The sub -Trensury m ade
Orleans. This is believed To- represent tho
\ first shipment OF the season to the cotton
fields. and attracted some attention be-
cause OF the general belief I hat the South
will this year have the largest cotton crop
on record. In this event the New York
I bands will be called & upon for ul1 usually
heavy amounts, 81 III t5
In bonds United States new coupon ts
advanced IA per cent. on call The bond
4 list was a nm. Seaboa I'd -Ai r Lin As Il
vanced IL per cent Total sales. par
value. were 1926. ooo. 81. u
shares. ils3 Ms
a. MONEY AND u ExCHANGE-CLOsE
Money on call easy a 1871 per cent?
closing bid, 7-s per cent; nffercd at Il per
cent; time loans. easy and dull sixty
days, per cent; ninety days Y . lr-lasi-3
prime mercantile paper. 3 3-4@4 IL per
i cent Sterling exchange firm with actual
business In bankers bills at s4.SS.l0ll4Ss15
for demand and at a. s55oa S. IS for sixty
day bills: poste ed IA ties: s4s6Gp4 g !; CONNER
cfal ~ bills $4.E51 -4GI4. IS 3.S. Bar silver
81 Is: Mexican dolla rs. As Ia. 4$5
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Z PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. Aug e4.-Fr.ouR-Firn, with
buyers and sellers apart. Minnesota paint,
fsirIsesH Rye-keainal sarsyFlrn; teadins
sS ~ ssy 81 i az wsos
nfiuenced BY less bnllsh crop news, from the
Northwest. easy cables. foreign selling, !, l!au!-
West err, Her. Near the close prices "a llied
silently with corn = !; ,s in sany
'saS ss n :i,s '?Mss Msy 'Ssis sp.
stres and hsishsr foll9 win os sas
demanS and cool weather we're The bnll in.
snees close here ere showed G,seoIRet
oiisfsess, Gue Mxes
S.aaay aeass
s stssH Common 10 good rprpsi,
as ~ , leS9.se f, sSs;
hass as'sd1 A'ss'
SsTs 5alsss sn
eanu fancy hand9!sksa sAs; e. tl, q
esa asrisy TEA % X 1906
ws5 ea St5 AHs sEsaaisai
fr s yto.dsy. cioslns prlsss comparing with
for santa1ter und 1859 AZ c. fof .pacellrbss.
Corn Id 9uIlS q; oats are proY visions vary
from Sc. gain to shc. decl me- X VIZ 81
The Sleading futures ra ngea as follows, III
Open, High cows Close.
SEPT. loldl !. i,oa,s llo
R RsS ss::,.:.., ifs iis llsi Siils
Y SEMI. .....s.,,,,. Ban h bau Sc B5ss
Ray G, U.s.. ;;,.s s ss 3 d sss
Sept. a, 1, .,...,. sss ssA ss,.s 81
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u. G. III cotf1s.s....a..,..,.
24500 4tmalgainated Copper ......'
200 Amer, Car and Foundt-y....
600 Amer. Cotton oil.
Amer. Snuff ......,.....,....
Amer. Can ". ...............
1900 Amer. Can, pfd ~. ......
zoo Amer. Locomotive, CONF.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
600 Amer. Sugar .......
1890 Al, y. and 8. re, com......
$500 A.. r.. and 8. + Fe, pfd .......
! 200 Baltimore and Ohio..:... ..,
a2GO Brooklyn Rapid Transit....
Canada Southern ...........
1900 Canadian Pacific ]. ....,.,..i
1900 Oh esapeake and Ohio......
400 Chi. Great Wcsta,..st..
1900 CftJ Nil. and 8. P..s..,....i
400 Colo. Fuel and Iron.....1....'
& 100 Colo. Southern. corn........
700 Colo. Southern. list pfd....
600 Colo. Southern, "a pfd ].
POO Clcy.. Gin, Chi. and 8. H..
4 200 Con-. Tobacco. pfd.........
I 200 c Consolidated Gas ..........
400 . Delaware and Hidsorl......
100 Del Lack. Ind West
+ 300 Erie. com q. ............a
100 Eric, 1sts pfd.....
a ZOO Eric. I'd pfd
400 General Electric ..........
1900 Illinois Central -
$500 Louisville and Nashville.
400 Afanhattafl...... ...... $500.
16S00 Metro. Street Railway. ~.
Z 200 Mexican Central
400 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, COM.
1900 Mo. Kan. and Tex, pfd ~.
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Richmonders In New, York.

.fSnen,al III Tho trist,nsr ralsiiatrhA @
gfl'IW YORK, August 89s-st. Penls. J, r.
Mrs sW. III Adams Miss ii Adams. i, Cans
p, ~, AIyersi hoffman, 4. '. NeWbsr and
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orea ,nery. 1sasoc. #ladle, 14a15c; store packed
5io0i2c. Eggs-FirM and unchanged aaoE ?oc
'Cheese-S steady and unchanged: large, sasAc.
medium OK 191sc.;; snall, 9lls 4pssc. sugar
Firm and unchanged. III FL
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u. s. reflnding q, registercd,.... jos
u s; refundlng 2s coupon. JOG
u g. a.. registered ). JOS
u 81 81, cotpo,, Y. 1854
VI s. New A. eEistered i, ~. 1871;
u. s. New d. coupon j. ]. 1s2
u s. Old 4s, registered. !. i. 1868;
u Isl Old 4s coupon +. !. !. 1851
Atchison general Is 7. !. 4. 1e3ss
Atchlson adjustment 4s....... !. ........... OAK
Atlantic Coast Line ~. 1864
Baltimore and ohio As =. 1854
Baltimore and Ohio 3ils =. s5N
Central OF Georgia IS /. j. 110ss
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc /. ~. S3sS
Chcsapcakc and Ohio !. 11ssi
Chicago and Alton a;s Z. 3. -. y. 1SA
Chicago. b. and Quincy new 4s. ........... 81
Chicago. NJ and ST. Paul gen. ~. 100 \
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS.

u CHICAGO, Hi, d Aug. Il %. -CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 9, 600 head. Market 10 I15c lower. Good
to prime STEERS, 81. al. IS; poor to mediun,s
g: stockers and feeders. seas.75 cows,
81 heifers. S2Q5 q: Gamers, 81. Is
steers. s.. lbs. Hogs-R ecelpts 10 900 head;
Market 69 loc. higher MI xed and butchers,
goo, te e sso
OF sales. s5.10a5. 40. Sheep-Re celpts q, 900
head. Market 10G15c.{ lower. G nod TO choice
wethers So 5013 90h choice to mixed q. .0O;
native lambs, $4,5 OQ5. To- ssS
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NEW YORK. Aug. %. MISUNDERSTANDING ts.
52s head; 80 cars mainly held over yesterday
for sale. a few cars changed hands at IA ther
Receipts. 14s head. Market steady. Yeals. $50
800 cuils 8. 50; buttermilk ks, 50. no Vest
pound country dressed at y afl1 c. per pound !;
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 8. 167 head. Rather
less activity. but prices steady Sheep & bop
lambs, s2.50a3 So n Hogs-Recept =, 1856 head !;
ALT for. slaughterers N feeling steady.
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SOUTHERN Rail AY.

n scHEDuL LIE; IN FEcTAMAYsssTIL 1904 u.
TRAINS LEAVE p.
IN 100 "a Dally Local for Char CT,
Y $40 P Af,--paI Y, Buffet PullmanX
Memphis. ard g! n.
4 Ii :0o r. M.-Daily. Limited q pullman ready
$3.50 r. NJ. for all the. Soat 8,
YORK RIVER LIT z. q si.si
x The fayorite route to fBaltinl and B9stsrn
points. eays Riohnopd g so pa
a:ib p. Daily. except sunda !, {.
connects g wits steamers for Bal timore and
river landings 8 ten mers satli from West
Point Monday md x cal as
and isa tnrdaY. Almonds and 5loucssters Point.
~ Is Al. hi.Exce Sunday. local mi 1ed fosS
yess i, TRAINS ARRIVE RIcIIMoND
n 65s a. M. and IS AZ r. M.-Frpm a. the 6outh,s
s;s5 p. From Gharot f. and Durham III
R 9.95 &M.-Baltimore and West POM:
n io.1slA M $40 sP.S M.--From West Fotnt:a5A
CIV. WEsTBuRYD. F. RIehm =, a. AZ -
81 n IARDWICHs }89 Nv =! IT,. =, 49,
P, T.. n ~ =, ~,
& g. II. cKERTi Cen, !. M NJ 8
" ashtngton, 2. e g ls 53ie3is
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
y BALTIMORE. MI Aug. %. -Seaboard AR
Line common, 8 st G,la& do. preferred 23ai a.
23N. Atlantic Coast Line common, LOG III. 81
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AT LANTlC G AS u n Y. 81 4
X AIMS LEAVE RICIIMo NppAILY-BYRD.

R5 85 STREET rATION. q va I
55l SFFECTIyE ia = lNpAY,f5 MAY esT H. ,s g
4 BIOS a. Ma, g. u. Express 70 al points5
900 A., M.-Petersburg and Norfolk.
1s:i0 a. III. Petersburg and \. = and wv. West
4 s:oS i. M.--Petersburg and Norfolk;
3.l:i0 P.8 NJ. &c OIL sboro I.1cal. "
Ran p MI etershurg Local
;S;sS p. Nj Florida and West Inolan Ltua.i
itedte NJ points IS S9g - q -
40 "a M,-PetershurgS n .ocal SAl
" M!GsIItsMo e n i.
400 Az M I = Al. n; M NJ Y,
M 4 IS Mli;7,G BIZ s;e5 = ~
EXCEPT sYndeGyxi M i,SHhsfs orsy Pas.
". i. CRAIG, Gen., Pass = s.. .s3siSsg
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Kiis,e,r Makes Good Titae.l

iBy Associated Press.l
ii (iI.llYI3I.AND. Oh, August ~ No Eorld'a
records Mere broken ut the secopd day y atl-
'ton,obile races here to-day. a'he hest tlnln!
for lie day WAS made in the last regular
event, the ten miles iollen, when Is Aser swent
a mile lin 81 seconds
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q BALTIMoRE.SAi MD, 81 Aug. 23.-CALvEs.
Choice lightjSveals Nc. per pound y good
iveala R6Hsc. per pound to good per
head igS. so: Sheep and Lam bs.sprli lambs
choice. INT. per pound ); poor small,
inferioi q per head, q 81 I1.50; old bucks, per
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q Cash quc!ations ware as Follows FLoUR-l
81 No :p 'reds sLesai No.
65A G. !; No. yos:ow. $40. O.. q oats 32H32A ];
No 4. white. 35i f5sc,; No. white. s4a sac. No.
2 rye, 74c: Fair to choice NAL &. 45q55c No.
! na1seed ilsa !, = ~ \. s. 2e;
barrel ;11.750i 1s0: lard. per 100 pounds IS. $50
6.S7IL; shoIt ribs sides " (loose) 81 371s97. So;
short clear sid s NJ lboxed) 3, IS as. Whiskey,
basis OF high wit,es, 81 .es.a Glover. contract
grade. s1l.75. Bntter-Firm creamer ies, 100
1sc.5; dairies, 12G &c. Checse-Stendy at ~
sIsc. Eggs-At mark. cases inc!uded. 13a1e1sc.f
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS..

chicago and Northwestern con. 7s........ 1asss
Chicago. r. L ana Pacific ls..... ........... 7s1s
Chicago, r. I. and Pacific col 6s......s... s!5s
c. CT G. and ST Louis lolt4
Chicago Terminal A.. Iat
consolidated Tobacco 4a.........s..,,.,.,..#
Colorado and Southern u q
Denver and Rio Grande lol
Erie urior lien IA ss1s
Eorf worth and Denver City lists. !. 1o4tz
1Inck tnp Valley ~ .......... Jos
q 1onisviio and aNash..Unined ls........... 1Ol
M anhattan CON- gold As. l06s$
Mexicnr a Central IA ...........,......,..... 62Lz
Mexican Central lst5 Inc. 147i
MINI and st. Louis AS Y
Missouri ansas and Texas As. loO ,
Nationais r. r. Of Mexico con. 765s
Nn,,.S ynrk C,entr- n gen 100 @
New Jersey Central Ken. IS !, 1s3N
Northern Pacific i0a.s
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smlddlnE upiands, II rs m1oolh8 suit =. 49. q
al bales: stock. a, Sc bales export e Great
Britain, sos bales. +. ~. a3 /,
bales: export Great ~ bales;
to the Continent 90 bales: pan bos bales
sss sr s en- y! e, rsa
Britain $50 bales; to France ssa l3s bale s
to the ;! bales e q -
NEW ORLEANS, /. Aus. g, -,coTToN-i
Spot cotton market In response 10 the adyanc
In rpool and the furry n futures was vas
soe days ss Sales SO bales including ito
arrive. Quota Ions advanced &c.
ssn.s b GPssst as sss
pool was sltf.7 points up at the close, and the
conditions there were strongly
The covering by shorts had Is ffect on prices
but a much more startling effect was produced
Nem
thousands OF bales oil October and DECEMBER
ws9 rom , points SnsnaS ssss
OF yesterday Longs then commenced to take
pro Is freely eand shorts took .onS COURAGE
reaction OF from 1870 $poin ts:sS Toward u
o'clock the belle grew that the bureau re port
orders struck the market and sent prices q 10.
the highest levels OF tho morning, For a mo-
there was s. lece around the ring and then with
a. Wild yeli OF sexuitation} the shorts hurled
thousands OF bales OF cotton in.os the ring:
earlier Hours 4 A struggling mass Of brokers
tried frantically 70 unload the co1tonLthey had
this time from loga1 po!nts-a dollar Q bale b
The crop reports! in a measure snpdued me
ardor Of the bulls and the market Is became INC
alhetar. Many bulla,E however, said tEat prices
wer1, going much higher, In tn. rading Sep:
TENDER opnnd p points up at "a y droppsd %
i0.si rho market closed weak and within g
8point or two Of tho lowest figures Of the day.
Mel gains were: August 2 points and the other
positions l.gl3 points. "a ,
Cotton futures stea Aus lst - 4 Y bid; sep-
5telnber TO- 81 lO e.; October ID. 81; f4opem-
iS.osa Febrpary March 1olss4
il0.1t. ak
gLIvHRPooL.. Aug. %. oTroN---A large!
strength of the New York rkst 3 sent
uary and g February were esneeially,- strong
touching $50, or 10 points over tile 24h T. Nj
value, August and lSspten,bert touched 500 but
reacted a little under realizing. The close was
dad
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sEABEOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TRAINS LEAVE RIcHMoNp-pAILY.38 53i ss
OPP M, --Seahoard Mail--l0; 80 II, n ,--Sea.
board Express TO Savannah, Jacksonytl le A IL
Mo A' M.T-Losai--For Norlina and Hamlet
II YTR AIMS aARRIVli-RIc CNo-rpAILY,Sa.l5
6;s5 a. M.r-No. si-F from Flo Ida, "A ntA SID
w i;55 si r. MNo, ss-From Florida, ara
th S:sS sf p. AM,-No. as-From Norlna and LOCAL
points. , = !, K = r, 4, n asA &.
II ~ z. w. N. 3 TAYLOR, C, n. AZ,
$50 East Main Street. Phone to5. sss
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r. ss;s Z ss,s r; : I:

r, 5 s,ssS Z s.,e nsss'; !. 8
rains Leave Richmond- ~ orthWard.RS
y 4:15 A. N. daily. 2 yrd ST. Through.
NJ rs "A. dai ly Main Throug
81 rs a. eek days,. Eli Ashland aceom.
Y $40 ~. NJ daily Byrd 81. Through. Local
n Il :O5 noon, week days. Byrd ST Through. Sa
AZ E;65 p Nj, dali Main ST m Through.
"a so Pr NJ .. week days. Elba. HAND aoss
! s:o5 p. NJ. daily. Byrd St.. Through ii. is8
rains rArrlV SR chmond out Inward. 5s1ls
$40 AZ. Nj, week days. Elba.:a Ashland IL as- Is.
. $40 a. NJ. week days Byrd 81 Frederieks.$3
n IFS a. Nj, daily Byrd ST. Through:
ii:So A. shi. week days Byrd St. Through.
hss as p II, daily! NJ ain s.. Through
N 10 IL. NJ, week; p basy hland ~. -
ec1n IS fe'H N Through:
S7.15 20 Is. NJ daily. Nal n Through
g NOTE.-Pulirnan2 Sleeping Or a arlor Cars on
ali trains except train edmond l1:6e
A. M. week dhys and local &C comniod ations:s
Ii Time Of arrivals and depa rtures and connec-s
W WIZ ID. Duke GUILE; PrT g: I.fs
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VIRGINIA VACATION co.,

8sg, s3 n JAMES RIVER DAY LINE, 4
II STEAMER OLD POINT COMFORT leayes
MONDAY, WEDN EspAY AND FRIDAY al 4
a. N, N for Norfolk Portsmouth,, Old Point,
ksyPor. and san Rysr
washington, baltimore and tho North state,
rooms reserved for the night at moderate
4prIcss Electric cara directS to the wharf, Fare
only 81. 30 and 81 to Norfolk rs.
Z Freight recalyed for nhoye-nanled places and
ali points an Eastern Virginia and North Caro-
Ina. sHi IRWIN 6WElIS III r. Gen'l, Mgr.
A ~ A. BARBh RI Jr,, Secretary
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Northern Pacific 81 ......................a 74ss
Norfolk and western con. 4s................1 o1M
Oregon Short Line Is and Partic. e61s
pcnnavlva MIA conv az "a ~
Rcndinrs q cneraI q &, &. sass
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con! 6s..... IGN
st. Louis and SAP Francisco fg. 4s....... s5st
st. Louis Southwestern IVA
Beaboard Air Line
Southern Pacific Is. !. 9iH
Southern Railway IS /. 1l7h
Torsa ana Pacific lists Z. lie
Toledo. ST.. L. and Western I! E
Union Pacific As 1914
fInon panic COW Is 4. 104h
if,asS Eteei "a Sc :. X. =. 7sM
3xvaha ali ists ;. 1l7a
Yabash Deb. b II. &. 6oa
1,s,anIjn . nd 81 AKA Erie 4s =. 81 &
lxvisconsin Central As 5. S9a
1Coiorndo a Fuel and Iron cow. 72s
~ "a Gala taral iTr o. a
Central of GeorEia I'd Inc {. 4s&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
.iNAVAI, STORES

h WILMINGTON, N, "a G, Aug. %. SPIRITS
AT 5s e receipts q g
reia. r-Tirma at 81 100 racoi pts, 1913 barrels.
Crude Turpentiner I'm 1t sss5 and -
'est.I IN; All, Aug. TURPEN-
.TiNE-Firm at 63,hc,: receipts, ,1SsiR casks;
sales, 9a7 casks: export LOO ca sts, Isosn--
Firm; recepts aos6 barrels; snles' ,sss bar
I .fHCsyitrARI,EsToN, s. c., Aug ?a-TURPEN-
7TINE-Firnl at b3d 3hc. Ilosin-f'lr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.. !
\ PEANUT bfARKET.

PETERSBURG,9yA... Aug. 223.--PI5ANUTS
Tho m arket Is reported as Inuciis firmer and
very quiet d dealers not Inclined to soil At
present prices expecting that a &C n inusd drain
on $the supply now held by the e leaners VIII
advance prices. Spanish are quot ed &at 81 per
bushel, with stock very much reduced. Vir-
gInlas are 41s94Ec, per pound ~ only stock .
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PITTSBURG, PA

d u ZION STOCK YARDS, PIrTSBURG. PA
Aug e3-cATTLE-Snpply llg ht.s Market slow
Prime, SOS 5. 40; fair. So va: 70; Hogs-Re-
S. rs 20 4; medium, $500 IS heavy york
Z. r. y ni ,s
.iight; market steady. Prime swethersr q 800
40; Common sheep s. 0G2:oo:; v spring lambs,
.S6 25l6 25; vcal calves, $7G7. a a. Eli
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

q CONDEMNATION, Aug III OGs-steady.
s5.65 400: common s.. .a5 Cat
tie Slow. Fair TO good tipping, s. 2Saa g
common, $2612, so, R3 Sleeps low a t. $l00G360
Lahbs-St eady at ST. O016 % IL
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5D1,1RY GOODS MARKET.

DRY z GOODS MA KlEr. 39s
Ii NEW 10 RI An 90 The johbng market
is very active wi tn an lisua unber 81 buyers
in tho local dry goods market. Tho condito
among first hands, however,, Is little improved,
and buyers seem to be awaiting some develop
1nent in tho raw material mar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

a coTToNsEED OIL AtARKET.7
NEW YORK d Aug. % ottonseed oil was
steady to firm on good buying orders Prime
crude ~. o. b. mills prime summer vol
low 2SIk 6p2sYtcs: OFT summer We low. E nominal;
primo White. alh332e, prime winter yellow,