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were reported unofrlcially af,er he close here
at a. decline OF about 3 points, as compared s1
gossip hero that tho Page concern was short
some one hundred thousand bales 81 the ne "
llo wmuch 81 this had been the local ma fket
and the account. was said q pc 50 scattsrS,o
that no large losses would fall on "a
! gradual covering OF this cotton during .tfle
session had consderab BILE influence In the a.
& EstImated receipts a t the ports io,day were
CLOS bales against .ess last week ann iSs las az
year: for the week 900 bales gainsL u =.
al New Orleans wore $50 bales agai INST y last
Year and AZ Houston c9s bales against a. last
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t!I9tt9
SOUTHERN RAJ

8scIIED uL in EFFECT May 18th. 1904. ".
TRAIN s LEAVE RICHMOND 81
9s 100 a. M.--Dally Local for Charlotte O..
TO Atlanta and Il Blrmingh ham, New Orleans
Memphis, Chattanooga and Iall The \,
55i ii 100 Pr ily Limited .j ullrnan read ~
f9:3OI Pg NJ. Y, for all sthe Sout
- ~ DIRK RIVER q LIN E. ~
IS The tavorita eroutesto Bal tmore and Eastern
points. 1 Leave Richmond 4 10 II M--Datlysa
d a:is II S-Local. ally. except Sunday !. I'll
Iconnec tins tiwthi Steamers TOR aitimore and
river5 landings. Steamers sniling from West
Point Monday and Z, call " e
and Saturday. "a ALMONDS and gloucester Point,
~ :45 AZ NJ Except SUI Local mixed fos5
esss TRAINS AR RIVE RIcHMoNp.
IA A. M and 6:l2 P. M From all the South
: :S5 r, M, From Ghnrlo tte and Durham
Il Md a. 8M.-Balttnnor and Lives. POM
s3 ya.15 n MI no P.s M.-From West Point:
CIV VESTRuRY,SD,P. A.. G = * Z.
81 HsSHARDWICH.&4 " Il. - /, " 49, Ss
CHI exert Gent s Mgr.
.s Wash lngton. B D. g g II sS58ssS
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COSTLY CLoDl.,s OF 81: DIRT ',l['0
( Connecticut Town Spends $50
Is Collect Two d ollars.

Us Especial ~ to The Times Dispatch: >
RIDGHFIELDg COM Il II Aug. q. - OBJ.
taining udgment on q bill g 66 against
Edward Lahey Dan bury. for q q tax'
on thirty acres OF WOO Hand, the town
of Rid geaeld has taken posse ssion by
foreclosure. 3ist /,
N The unique formalities we're 9 servtcrsd
yesterday for the first time In this town.
Constable Frank Ia 3 Tor 4. serving the, pa
Picking up a. clodf Of earth, he read over
ii the decree OF Judgment Of the court
and the papers OF force osure. He then
handed the 81 lod f8i to first g& Selec tmaIl
Richard W. Keeler, official represent tive
OF the town, and the property wa de-;
.clared to have been handed over to the
town by due process Of laws Tho costs
of the court proceeding were about $3.50.
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j Patents iVirginians.

Messrs, Davis and Davis ashington
IA font al torneys. report the grant this
Week to citizens az this state Of the FOL
wifi MW!iIlaPm nil. ii. Nice onnel Of coylngton for
9 stuart NgMs A. Weiss. or Richmond. for. a
bat4f sor ana hea iESItxmiler az Norfols rur
a seal eSand pointer Mechanism for ~ pc:
writing machines. <, IS. !, ~,
D. Harold II. Norton, .aof ne Nport A y eWs,
for Il trousers hanger. u, Ii, I.
4 Rohert slaughter. of ri chlno l'd, lot
Viii M. Johnston, Of Rural Retreat
for q lifting jack, 81
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WOMEN WHO USE
THEIR WHITE III !, f. FISTS S
Angry Wife Attacks and Whips
Woman to Whom Husband
Gave Diamond Ring.

5SS3 Especial to Tho Times Dispatcl,)
q KNOXVILLE, TENN, August q a
fight between two won,el, took place at
Jellico yesterday The participants were ere.
Mrs James s.. Sharp. q m y y.
Ky, wife Of tho Comm onyyealtls tor or.
ney OF the twenty.se tn judicial district
snerlylT Of WILLIAMSBURG Mrs. Sharp eIl.
tered a boarding house hero 3 miss. Earriss
Shas rooms. She Is said to have attacked
AT the close OF the attack 1t IS sged
that she drew bottle Of turpensinte 1f i q
Miss 7Farris's face. T he liquid escaped ed
Miss Farris.s eyes. Is said that MIS- Y =
imond ring which Mrs Sharp declar red was
her own, and Sthatgit had been given 70
Miss e r. I,olie at
Fine who & separated ~ the women. NJ ISIS
sFarris Isl wenty-fou years old 83li as
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I M[ARINEE1N /:


PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG. a.. 1904. 5s5s
e safS8 ARRIVED. Il
Z Steamer Berkeley, Shelly Norfolk. me rchan.
disef and paasenge rs.f Old Dominion line. ss7{
ID Schooner Alce$ ]. " enable, GS!gnaigo.3 James
River, " heat Warner Moore and 81 Co.
"A "a IN s$ SAIL Ed
& Steamer Old Point Comfort Graves, Norfolk,
James River landings. merchandise and pas.
senEers Virginia Navigation Co.. i5,55
disc and passengers Old Dominion line. % <
PORT OWE POINT. TG. q. 1904 " &
$s ARRIVED.
Baltimore, cortney. Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo.
SAILED
baltimore. ii Courtney. Baltimore. passensers
and general cargo S,T i53sS "
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. AUG ..5e4, 100.
Ny RRIyED. H.
Steamer Cayo Bonito Gulg Port:
Schooner n arjoryf Brown, Norfolk
8 Schooner Henry Lippett. Boston. S Re IS 8s4s
Schooner Harry I. Hayward, Boston,
a ggg5ls SAILED. s. q s q
steamer Cayo Bonito, Hamburg. VI u
s Steamer Vaccamaw, Boston, II Il 5t3 III
q Schooner " " HI Ycrkes, Boston.
u Schooner Charles r. Tuttle. Bos ton.
schooner Pendleton Bros, Newburyport.S l5J
Barge Cienfuegos, Boston, S Il IA
Barge Landseer. Prov violence, .5es ~. !.
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! RICHMOND 81, nj, / s, STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Aug. a. 1904.
Virginia Centuries-5 00oSat se5ik i3s3
Broad Street Bnnk-eo shares at q. !!

2 Virginia Centuries Z. 900 at eS,k.
st Broad Street Bank-eo shares at q. n: VI
yirEinia Fire and Marine Insurance CO.
virginia casol,na Chemical g; Col. s
"a per % at ssss: 900 Mt
II STATE SECURITIES. Bid3 Asked.
va. Is New. and n. 1872 ;::: ssH
E cITY.sEcuRITIEss II
Richmond City, i9as, 4. 4. 1osE 107,s
SSs r.a1LKoAD8 BONDS.
Atlantas and Char. list -. RI. lsg, lo1
mi 3, es Cen y Tn md s l soi Il
Ca Car. and Northern Is So. lssy Jos
81 81 ,s;;, i,
Georgia and Ala Con. So. 1876 1o7
Central of GO. Con: s., 1876 ~ io,s
4 NJ and and ~ yy r.. las s.
4 Rich and Neck. LIST 40, 1885,. s. al
w !e,ss s Seq! hsra 3. e. Is 8
b ~ A.ss q Con lat is. $50 50 sais
7. coTr 81 lsi IS; ]; 1ss &:
STOCKS. Par. ssa
Atlanta and charlotte 1. 9. \. !. 100 leo
Atlantic Coast Line pfd 100 i IS
Atlantic Coast Ill ne com 100 LEO -
Y chesapeake and Oil 100 g
I. Norfolk and Western con, 100 g ...
sesboasd Lima com: 100 lsl 1s.s
4 Southern Railway pfd .:,. loo o 5s
Il Southern Railway com 100 % w
5S. BANK AND TRUST COMPANIES
d Broad Street Bank
s First tonal ieo ssos
Virginia Trust Co. 100 100 II
Bank Of Richmond loo lo3
"a MISCELLANEOUS S # j; "A
Amer. Tob. CO. pfd Z. n 100 i3S
II American Locomotive pfd loo 90
Va Car. Chem. ptd. p:. loo lo!a JOG i
Va Carolina Chemica com 100 q g
H Va. Car. C. Co. Col, Tr p c..,... 9SN S.i
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u. S. srefunding e, rcgistercd...............
u. s, refunding -, coupe
U. s.. 49,, registered
U. %, coupon
u. s. New 4s. registered ......s
u. s., New 10 coupon. !. /. 4.
u. s.. Old -, registered
u. S. Old IS coupon.
Atchison general
Atchison adjustment "a.
Atlantic Coast Line - -
Baltimore and Ohio 4s..
baltimore and Ohio z y
Central OF Georgia 5s
Central OF Georgia LIST
Chesapeake and Ohio u.
Chicago and Alton y. =.
Chicago, y. and Quincy new 49,. 800
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The RIGGS / |;
SHOT III: \ II
The Market Proved Strong iii
the Face Of Very Adverse
Conditions.
STOCKS I'':'.':;K OF THE +. eo lJl.'
They Were Conspicuous III the
Days Tradil,gThe Bond
Market Was Steady.
Vtlpyi Associate "a p pl:,,e,ss.l

Sa (f3y Associated PScssl
NEW YCRK X August "a. lin the face OF
conditions, which, ordinarily mako for
lower prices, such as Increased excite
+ mcnt tin the commodity markets, y further
strain in the local labor troubles and cell
Ing by London on the internal ional politi-
ca situation, to-day's stock market shows
cd general tendency toward higher!
i prices,
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific were
among the early features by reason OF
their strength. but their rise failed to,
stimulate any imned ate !. Response j. ln1 Q
n the market hung back. Then the toull
4 or southwestern group OF railway Issues
6 became conspicuous under the lead % hlis-
souri Pacific and Kansas and Texas pr
ferred ana this movement was followed
sf sna g.
c;trrlated Copper i. Sfncl ing Su con
solidated Gas and Brooklyn Rapid Transit
All moved up. but the improved tone.
while well maintained, failed to sbrlpg q ny
b real demand. VA
The strength Of Gould stocks was a G
4 compnnied by reports OF prospe I've huge
earnings accruing from the large cotton on
crop, hut In moro conservative quarters
e there was ~ disposition to look upon no
movement as Of a pool schnracter., Read 4
Ing was taken by houses With
nhia and sou. .n,, Hwa
seemed little justhi ton for tho report
that the recent heavy, buy Ing wa 8for N :
side account In the late session business
4 became more dull and restricted. 81 and
while traders seemed less inclined g take,
Il bulllsh View 1t was clear that ut to long
4 stock had come into the market. 5g
Il last hour and there was an Increased de-
j mand 3 for the A coalers. chiefly Reading
land Jersey Central.
II rod lays market for bonds was steady
Total sales 6 tocks. par val te, 81 BIS 0O0.
II The total sales Of 81 ocks for the ! day
Il were 1920 thar eB. a ,l5 s5 i 8
4 s8Is AIoNEY; AND EHc1IANG --cLO
i Money Ton call easy a 7-sa per cent
closing bid, 7-s per cent; offered at \ per
cent; time loans easy and dull sixty
n per cent. !: slx N onths, 1-28 per cent,
prime ercaIt:l Nh i 1,2 Der
cent sterling exchan &c firm wit h actual
q business In bankers. bills at 8: $50 for
d demand and n, s.. 80 $3.50 fer. sixty day
b bills; posted rates, s4S8 and $is9: com,
merciai bills. $4SS 1874 SSH Bar silver.
Y 81 3-S; Mexican dollars. 45 4 MI d 53S
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, NJ. and ST. Paul gen. IS. ......... 100
Chicago and Northwestern con. 1s........ PISS
Chicago. r. j. and Pacific 4s.........,..n. 7sts
4 Chicago Ri and Pacific col. 6s..........s FIX
{. &C. III and 81 Louis IL \, 10lE
S,hfrs "a terminal :, Z, -. :. =.
S,onsoda ted Tobacco MISREPRESENTATION. SIX
Denver. and = Rio Grarde 4s............... 1oOs
Er rle eeoera q
Fort Worth and Denver City lsts.......... l04!a
Hooking Valley ltss.. 10o
q Louisville and Mash. Unified 1911
consoi gold is ~. 106M
Merica n = Cont raj HI h. :. sex
Mexican Central list Inc. lSh
Mimi and st. Louis y
Sfissoi,ri Kansas and Texas eds !. !. 7s1a
National r. .8of Mexico con. Is.
New York Central gen. 81 IOWA
New Jersey Central gen IS ], 1871
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ATLANTIC c OAsT! LINE u! !.

TRAINs LEAVE IlIcIIblOND5DA1LY
STREET STATION e 5ii I
n EfF'EcIl VII. 8 y NDAY.a&a MAY 18Th,
n 10 los A.. NJ -A.3 9. Express 10 all points
!: 90 a. M Pc ersburg and Norfolk.
1910 81. srsburgg and y. and w West,
u; 10 p Nj, g oldshoro Local
5;t5 q co. !. " Y.
~ ited1 to- all points Sou g. .
0, 100 III Petersburg and y " and Nv. West:
{. i.sofP MISUNDERSTANDING Local S,t Ee335 HI
"a .fs TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND, Z. +.
4.o7 A., ;25 A. N n !, s'lo 81
A. "a NJ NJ My liz 4; s;o5 ri, n. Al @
.Except Sunday SUNDAY only 8, e. q. 81
e. H.aCAMPBEr DIV. Pass. "A 33
1 NJ M CRAIG. p G en-. Pass. IA
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Locusts Eat Cotton.
h. lBYa Associated Press,

lf3yl5 q, 81
5iYASIlINGTON, ID. c. August u n In
a report to the State p,al rt 7, ON
many, says that the German consu VA
Alexandria reports that the sEg Ian cot
ton fields were In grea = dan ger from. im-f
were fought by the farmers and 81 their
helm. assisted by government tre-:'s: IL 81
adds that IT. present the prospects Tor .
big Gro are Favorable. 8i is X
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Goes to Panama
nv Associated Prcss.)i

WASHINGTON, p \. !. August 1. TIN I'm
rotary Murphy, OF the Panama Canal
Commission, to-day appointed PATRICK
slepaar FIN s az tha Commission. Mr. Gall
iyun lis n. member Of the engineer corps
Of the Illinois Central IRA Iva " y oned
at New Orleans. -. 4 laa..8 I'll N laa
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BALES.

As g. u. cpin !.
1850 Amalgamated Copper ......
Amer. Car and Foundry 3.
Amer. Cotton OIL 80.
Amer. Snuff .................
Amer. Snuff, pfd...s..,.....
Y 800 Arefn. Can s...........,.
r COO Amer. Can, pfd ..t..,.. ...,.
y 500 Amer. Locomotive. CONF.
300 Amer. Locomotives. pfd..s.y
5000 Amer. Sugar .s..... .........
300 A., 4. and 81. re, com $3.50. :.
= 100 a., T.. and s. Fe, pfd .....
200 Baltimore and Ollio....;...
1850 Brooklyn Rapid Transit....
Canada Southern
q 800 Canadian Pacific ............
100 Chesapeake and Ohio......
1900 Chi. Great tyesterns...A,,..
1900 Chi, NIL and 3. r. go.
400 Colo. Fuel and 1rofi.......l.
I 1 ',9s. Colo. southern 1st Ifd ~.
2Q0 Colo. Southern; "a pfgei.';I.'.
200 Clev., Gin. Chi. and 9. II.
Cont, Tobacco. pfd..........
300 Consolidated Gas ..... -.
1900 Delaware and Hudson
100 Del I, Lack and yVcst......
1900 Erie, cotil.s..... st....tsss..
100 Erie, LIST pfdn.............. I.
900 Erie I'd pfd..............,...
General Electric .......s....
1900 Illinois Central :.
1900 Louisville and Nashville.
100 Manhnttan..,... .....
$500 Metro. Street Railway.....
1900 Mexican Central
1900 Mo, Kan, and Tex, conn.,.
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Tobacco Sales

Over 100 packages OF tobacco were l, Of
,fered ON the local obAcco ma rk yes ter
day. The market continues strong for all
lwrappers and good sweet working filters,
Common grades are YEA er, a nd moulded
.orS funked tobacco Is not wan ted a II any
price Tho highest price paid yesterday
was $25. tS 4. d s # al5
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GOODS MARKET

8,ss M DRY GOODS y MARKET
NEW YORK, Aug. 24.---1'he advance III cot
tom has caused considerable comment. but on
tho whole has . rather disconcetti ting factor
In the. dry. goods market, as It has influenced
buyers to Increased conservAt snl, while sell
Eers. who have been operating on q low basis
begin to fell somew hnt nervous about tho
future. JobbinK activity continues.
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Nnrtt,cr,, PaeIfc a 10lN
Northern f1acif, IA ............. TAN
EorfoIk and western, con ................ 1o1N
Oregon Short Line is and PRrtic,.n...... 85A
Pennxviva nil cony az ........... 0S
reading Vi e11era # IA n. D97s
oiIia ana iron Noun tain con-. IS. 11GK
st.fLouls and San Francisco fg. 4s.......,.. t6h
ST. Louis southwestern lists ssh
5Seaboa "a AIR line n a 2. 81 Is
southern Pacific a. !. 94N
Railway IS !. g. 8 Z. 117M
iTexaSIand Pacific lists (. .,.......... 119 a
Toledo st D. ana western Is 74Is
Union Pacific a. . 1854
Union Pacific cow a l04 II
u ST. Steel ID 5s i. Tsas
wabash lists Z. ii 4
Wabash Deb Ts \. 81
wheeIinr a IA Lake Erie 40 !. Z. =. ..... a1 "A
yvisconsn c.en "a Ia 4. w 90 N
Colorado B Fuel and iron conv. ss........ 72,i
Mand q Collateral IF Is !. Z. o.
Central Of Georgia "a Inc. !. Z. 4s
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3 RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. !. Aus, n. 4 1spl.
QUOTATIONS. s8 = Aiis$83 Hi
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE 3STOc K&%AfARkIeT.
(salcs at Union Stock Yards.)

Richmond, a a.. Aug. 2, 1904
Receipts for the week ending Monday:
CArTLE-Reeepta 400 1 head. Market, SLOW
s ssssIs Is fsss
SIC; 81 common to fair 2G2K e; bulls ~ as
calves ], &, iFesh COWS auarans
HoGs-Rece!pts 400 head. Market good.
$50 head
aske sSSs sassI 1 essR !?
stock ewes 81 - f4.oosper head stock Wethe
593 CHICAGO ILL, Aug. CATTL.E-Re.
ceipts 1900 head n Texas 200 head Westerns:
1000 head Market stead 10c. hi cher Good
S. J6g5. 90. atockers end feeders s3a39o cows
St.5SS450 heifers Sl.75 d475 &: Gamers 81. to9
80: bulls g - z, Texas.
Re e tsso head. Market stsong to5c
higher Mixed and butchers IS 5000 !, to
choice heavy S. SOC As; rong heavy 3: 65fp
he fn head Market Steady To-
&c, 10 Choice mixed, Il; native lambs:
S4.e5 90.
"a NEW YORK. Y Aug. "a q --BEENES-Re
1878 head. steers more - I've. and higher
bulls dull and ilower; seven cars Western bull
seesa SO
se.asG4 .o5; cows sl..5 a ,s5 Cal Ives Receipts
,eas head Neas tirnl end higi,er se grasssss err
si5oa5. 90: uttermllks and grassers 1904 60:
s Dressed calves strong. lily dressed yeals $40
i2ssc. per pound; country dressed SHll per
P per pound shsep and LAY ss
sss: szd " II yI46s
here here :'caiis S. Hogs--Rseeipts 500 head. Mar.
ket strong. State and Pennsyl yania hogs {5.SoD
8, 05 q mixed Westerns IS 80. s5s t 53
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~ r n. p Rlchmo nd, Frederlsks.s d
oOs8 's0 4 burg q Roton,a a. a VI


Trains Leave Richmond -N orthWard.
III 4:l5 AZ N rs daily Byrd St. Throu Eh.
Isl 6 AS IA. NJ ia ily Main 81. Through
1915 A NJ, week days Ell shland aceomsS
$40 daily. BYRD 81: Through. i,
ss Il Is noon, week days. BYRD
IA 100 p NJ, week days BYRD ST. Freder
I'd 6 :ea p. M. !. daiiy Main st Through. 81
@ $40 days Ashland 90 ts'
IA :o5 p. N. y daily. Byrd s !. Through, u
sgSYT rains ArriVe r chmond---SouthWard. fs
6:4o AZ NJ week days. Elba: Ashland 40. !
q SEQ AZ week days Byrd ST.: ederieks h
~ :s5 A. N. M dali Byrd ST. Through
ii 10 a. week tlay Byrd #st. Throush.
Local stops n .. X,
:00 P. week days FL bn:5 ashland ae.
scom .I5 ~ NJ. daily. Byrd ST Through. &
$50 "a daily. Byrd Local
s' q rs ~ MI Main IS.
E9g NOTE[Pullman Sleeping or rParlor Cars ON
snlSfraIns except train arrivi ing Richmond
AN week days, and local sacconnoda tionsa
r Time Of arrivals and departures and tconnec-
s!,enn hf5 & P Z, :,f n
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!. os; No !. red. 31o4s No. corn, Sic;
NO. yelIow. 10 eats AK nsa1c; No. No.
2 rye, zoe. a Fair 10 choice mating, barley.
4s95.c. No. I. na1seed. s tl1sh: MOI no q q
Mess PORK. per- barrel. il1.76a il.so lard per
1op pounds. 81. eoas. ssh short ribs " sides
'(looxe) f7.37z short clear sides (boxedl,
ssgs.25. D WhisRey. basis OF high wines q; q,
Clover contras. rade
Steady at sasc. Esss-steady at mark, cases Hs
included, q 139161tc. 800 Sls
BALTIMORE, ND, Aug. e4.-FLoUR Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Weak:. spot, contr ra Z
S1031k al. OAK spot, No. red. Western. SL0575@
i .o5X a the month. 81. 01.oss y: Southern By
zoe GoTn-Duli sSS g
corn 81 G4Acs Oats Weak p white inew),
s7,sc. Rye-Firm: Butter-sts adys and un-
changed fancy irnita ton 61sc. fancy. cream:
cry is (,oc. \: fancy lade ap15c store packed
10d12c. Eggs-Finn " and Sunc hanged at Z s9c.
Cheese-Flrm and unchanged g large SAP e.;
medium 8 9x l99s c. III: small 911z 199scA SuaSr--
Strong and uncha nged. ST. III
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UNION. STOCK YARDS PITTSBURG. VA"
Aug. o1--CATTLE Supply light. Market SLOW ~:
Choice S. 6Oa5. 50 prime IS, 90 fair ~ ,4op
4.lo EIogs-Receipts light; market active.
Prime heavy IS. dIums, heavy york *
crs and light So pEs, ;s1o ns Is
steady. Prime }wethers 81. 20G4 a.: common
sheep S1.boGe. oo; spring lambs s4dS.6o iycal
calves VIC d0. gfS n ~
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d, the supply now hold BY the cleaners will
advance prices. Spanish arc quoted at 81 per
bushel, with stock very much seduced. Vir-;
stnias y are ~ 9iSc. per pound; only stock
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CINCINNATI. o. ave. q. oGs-sleady.
butchers and shippers s.: 81 so com I,,1,
plns 81. S5a4 Is ;Tcomnion Sc 80. Sheep steady
at Sld3,5O, Lambs trong at ssGa ~.
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N 81 vN0ito|k&WeStel

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY /. M N
20 A. M.--NOKFOLk LIMITED. q Arrlvea
yyaysrIy and sufioik. - - s1I e.
Parlor& Car, Petersburg i TO LynchburK 5 and 4
Roanoke. Pu llmanS Sleepers Roanoke to ~ ST.
Louis Bluehad to cinclnnati: also Roanoke
70 3, kHn1 o and Knoxville ito attanosga
4 40 ~ M.--R oANoKE EXPRESS FOR Farm.
500 2. M. OCEAN sHo f.E LIMITED. AZ.
rlves Norfolk 20 r. NJ stops only at Peters,.
e,n e 9, Wayery and surslk Con with
/, ana coach e
IS {. ~ For Norfolk and ali stations eass
Of Petersburg.
Roanoke. Petersburg to Bristol Lynchb to
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans Cafe
S1 $50 2. W RIDs s. FAIR SPECIAL
5Throug Pullman SLEEPER Petersburg to 8 st.
Trains arrive from tbs west :s5 A. II. 800
3P ". sand % o5 y. NJ: from NJ rfoll u n.
K and E6 80 P..tbf M.
l3s2E Onfce No. S3S East Main Is street.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-25

There have been many ina uiriesl as to to
attenda,n1 &c upon the st. Louis Tx position.
These are the figures up 7 Q @and 51ncludlnG
n fsnen,nr dar prIl 90 I. .7o3
ETveai. e,,dnp Nav y. I. 4, sos
S1Veeis endin9$ Nav IA 4. 4. . Il. Isl 1888
S1vaeis e,inR MAY I. . 8, n, 2557 CAT
Week ending Ma 80 s :SS, Wy
Week ending Tune ~, dde
Week ending June ~ -;
Week ending June y. -. 40, ls18
syveeIr ending June % Y. : =. ASS
Bveeis endIriI, Illly :. 540,142
EIvesis andine :i,iy o. \. 2. . I. I. 5s2, 1903
SWees ending July 16, !. :. i. s. $50
Week ending Jul " q 10y
Week ending j uly 80. %! ,sis
Week ending August \. t01 ILL.,
Weak ending August 10 u. ,6078
ttendap II AprIl. i day 4. !. 81 ,7oa
Atteu Dance May, 20 days. ,l0l AL.
Affendance III nc. 26 days I. Z. ,l24 OBS
Affeniance. July n avs . 4, I. Z. ,557
,A%<pndance. August, II avs !. &, 2tS, OBS
Total since opening !, 1. !. !. .4o7
Average daily attendance for pas !, ], !,
week - w
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NEW ORLEANS La Aug. q. COTTON
The spot cotton market was firm. but some
5s5S bales prices advanced ~
The future ma rkct ope ned 5stead ana rom
{I0Iei points Is higher At a the opening me
mark Ell promised TO be as active as vest rday,s
but trade fell OF and With Q offerings exceeding
4 the demand prices sagged until they were only
6fl7 poln Is hi Cher than level OF yeste rday.
SAr this $lnvel the announcement OF the fus.$
pension Of Page and COMPANY. e prominent
frm OF cotton. brok was made. and there
was iinned lat ely avid scramble 70 buy ana
prices went up 81 az points on October ana
December. y
tha market was, cool head about the E rinH
grasped the situation and began! to .o1er.rotton
Ii, large blocks. n This prevented the WE'D nd
vance from continuing and even sent the
market or considerably, althousha there was e
heavy demand which taxed the selling power
OF the ring. sln the trading September opened
Fl poirts iip Mt 10. 80 declined to 10 sold up
TO #ioTo and finally declined 70 3l0.6t; OGtober
opened an is points at X. 49, sold down to
Jumped up to 0b2 and finally declined 70 70, 81; -
Sa The market closed steady, showing net gains
Of 50 points on August, % on September and and
Cotton futures lrreg Angus. III q
yeirber TO- 10 81 December 70 2as Liam
Fnary 40; February y, osa % March
10. 4SfjiO So go fi8