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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-16
BANK CLEARINGs.
Report of Bradstrcet for Week
Ending Thursday.
S(By ASSOciated Pres

SftF BY ASSOClateu FI SSSj
\ NEW Y DIRK. July 1.-THE following
the bank eiearings at las number Of! the
cities for the week. ended July
ii, 1901, with tho percent ges % e increase
and decrease as conn red with the .cor-
responding week las b year Sixty.three
other cities are include In the totals:
n New York 81 ,283 So, 434 4 decrease. 2.3.
A Chicago, $1S1 .59a, 1856; increase, 8.
Boston, q $132, ITO. 233; decrease, 3. s33s
Philadelphia, $40, 03O, sec; decreas Sc. SO.
Y st. Louis. So, 957, se3;; 81 crease, %,
81 443 .ss o. de crease u
saltimore Sc IS de- iea
b Cincinnati ~, sos, $50; Increase, AZ
q Kansas City, $14 1888 8 decrease, %.
Il New Orleans, 81, 997 ,49S; decrease, 18S.
louisville, q $12, O43, 1SS: ilcrea6e 1873.
Memphis, $, $50, 466; ; increase 81.
Richmond, IS, 3S2, 6s6 {; increase, $50 IS
Washington, $4,3s7, 1853; increase. ~.
81 Savannah s., 900, 200; increase, "a
Fort Worth, 81, 419. GIT; decrease 81
/, Atlanta. 1880. 2l9; Increase. SIS.
Nashville. 81 1886: increase. ~ ;.8f
Norfolk, 81, 633, $50: decrease, e 81
Augusta, Ca. s7s3 .os q; .deerease. 14s
H Knoxville. 81. 084 .951 !; decrease, l:
4 Little Rock, s725, $50 ! decrease, 10. 9.
Macon 4, 1915 1855 decrease, SOB. 3s
Chattanooga, Sis, 085 decrease, 4. II Ss3
,Jacksonville, 1854, 238 a increase, 4 "a. i.
4 Houston, 50, GA. 664:. - decrease Sc, Il o.
IS Galveston S. SS8 OOO: increase 31.0. rs
z Charleston. S. c.. 81, 0G5, $50; decrease, IL.
Totals United States, S3,121, o6l, 39S de-
crease, Il al & . q. &. VS. 8
- ~. egg 400 iiso "A ~ I. % ~ jisf
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ATTACKED II RESIDENCE.
Assault Made on II ONE Of Mer-
chant Recently T atencd

PITTSToN,4 Pa, July "a IA IN II attack was
made during last night upon f tho residence
Of "a. ". TepllrE one, OF tho two men Of this
Soity who were threat ened vii dynamting urs
VII Two rear windows were suashed the sash
being torn out The noise Aroused 3 sister
sof& Mr. TeplIr and she ran to see VIVA Is had
happened This lghtened the men away.
g Whether. they had Intended to throw an, ex-s
as a threat against Teplirs and TO warn him
that they were wa telling him he does q not
The police boliove it was merely to glltsn
him because Ito has 4 notified tho police 4 Of
the threats. a closer watch than ever 10 I
now being kept about the place. and at the
same time tho police are working on q clue
which may lead to- an arrest V, a,l
dogs to guard his property. but in tho lasts
Few weeks several OF them havs A beslls
poison ed, saS tx
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4 RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond Va. July is, 1904
QUOTATIONS. Il,
CATTLE MARKETS
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. B
(sales At Union Stock Yardah
Richmond, Va, July "a !

II chnono, " T., Juiy 10, 190A- ~
Ssss5Rts t9s e. sss fssHs sassy
C.: common g al: ssg te:; soaa heisrs.
& sG eom@en & 70 fair. gsss; baIi..
dsiyss Ssss fresh COWS - 't
oss$
SssHs ssIs ssHf
eeipta. 1900 head Market STEADY 10 Strong.
GS9a prime sss5
s:fad steers, sttoas y Moss.Rsesipts:
.5sq5s; seoa ~
IS. 4oaS5o: rough Is. light, $40
aoes ehaie.
.l,a5; native lambs, N@7 %.
ToKK july yo saS'Syy
er; bulls and cows, active md steady. Steers.
oxse 7 snd i bulls IS
bgtsssmilks calves
1881 head nep s Sr my
lambs, opened Arm TO ~ shade higher, closed
cay on medium 81. d ds,s 4 sheep 8 5eas %
Hogs-R Receipts. 1,458 head. Market higher.
State hogs 1906 q; mixed. s. Western, i5A5.
July l6.-CATTI4 E-snpply s light; market
stoady, Choice. s. lods. e; prime, 500 Loo !;
fair S4.4064. 30, Hogs Recei pts. light market
active. Prime heavy. ss.aSa 8. op; mediums.
50, 10 4; heavy workers. So 10: liEht workers.. 500
$40; pigs, 5000 rolEhs, as,o 90. Sheep
era, 81. ,00i common sheep, 90 spring
lambs. $l07, 90; veal calves. u a7,e.6, A
o., July l6.-IIOGS-S Steady
at $S.S5ejb g. Cattle--steadyE at STAT ,sh Sheep
Actiys and strong ut 81 as 49, Lambs Quiet
and lower at IS ehfI I 10, ii
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SAW NAM CHAN GED MIND;
Girl From Texas Won't Marryl
q Transatlantic Farmer. u
Especial 10 The Times ispatoh.,,

Sss fIoNEspALn PA. July 1s.--Misx IiiAi
Asher, who came hero from Tiogh, Tex. to 4
become the bride OF Andrew Martwtce. the
young farmer Of AIdenville, Wsyne county. /;
who sent her the money to pay her ratlrnsd
fare to PennEylyan says she Will not NARY
AIartwiok Ss $ z y.
THE young woman yesterday afternoon said /
afartwick Representations by letter eft Or she
Journal were not what she found thsm to be
when she Aaw Andrew and his farm, and ALL
Journey She has dot ermined to work until (
she can save enough money to pay her way way. I
back sly; ls B5s2s .l n ~ -.
nesday3 night having haen driven into town.
by young Martwok after q, day at the farm
AT The farm she found his father was eoi
glad to SEQ her that he wanted TO send 4toss
ionesdale for q key Of beer II her honoss 89ti
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.TIGREss BITES TRAINER
He Loses Part Of Finger in the
Arena at Bostock's.

\ Collide, iie man eating Bengal lgress. In
Herman weadon mixed group. made another
attempt to Kill gheri trainer in the Hnstoek
animal arena Mt Coney Island yasetrday AZ
stelnooI,. Last summer she attacked sWeaaon
at Sea Beach Palace, tore HIM about the legs
and sent him To tho hospital for two weeks
In Paris she bit the man through the lers
and has since been waiting 10Y an
other favora bio opportun Weadoll trled yes
steriay for the first time since arriving N
this, country. three weeks ago, 70 nut Goldlo
through her tricks, SHE resented W and le
was about fifteen feet from her when she
gathered herself for n spring. making sralGht
Tor tho trainers throat 81 In
The audience sat Rpellbound apparently par
lajyae,l 3 yV,eadon ped Y backward, throwing
Ills left .rm before his face. AS the tlgress
5strucE the trainer mayed his body sluoWaya.
thrlstng hts gaunteted hand oyerthe anlnlal's
eyea Like a flash the head went un, ana Tue
Jaws closed, THE first joint tho littls hnsstt
al the hand WAS bitten or, and the tnsk Went
through Tho palm, breaking two OF the slna!l
homes n lYeadon fired u number OF blank car car
ridges ul,d went After The animal WIN ,lils
Whip driving ller&hack 10 her pedestal INC
other animals became excited. ana ne dr9Se
ithenls from tho arena and then Went 70 me
hospital. Aftcr leaving tho hospltal, Weaaoll
know tioldle VIII got mo one Of ths s,a
,ays and III Is moro providence than. hhylnlns
else that she haSS not killed me betnra. INA
She l,as tried often cnouslI nut ! y ~
WAYS got away from her. l. II 50. on tornlsnti
and work as usual 1t ~ all IN me business
New York Tribune 5ss9{
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The SOUTH. HAS
BEST OUTLOOK.
! General Undertone Of Business
IS One Of Confdenc Brad
sire, cts Report.
- 7Naa9I -1ll - i79l, y
4 BY Associated Press.

NEW y DIRK, July 49, Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say gE3
movement I'M trade Industry
and speculation give Ell. irregl lar a ppear-
Sance to tho general business situations,
gDistrbutivo trade and Industry is still
quiet and even dull j, awaiting IS clearer
views OF tho crop nut-turn. Damage To-
tls wlntor wheat crop by heavy rains Is
admitted. though alleged ITO be exa e.
gerated Z: The REORGANIZATION IL the meat
Strengthening Industry has Flowed H
strike which ifsnut4 set ted as now seems
likely contains more pow FOR evil, AZ
meat prices have beer advanced and cat
tie shipments ID al cclkad, !. Rui VA y ross
earnings for The fiscal yeRp4 will show an
but not results arc. less clearly defined
with the question whether m. Increase
Or; decrease vii be shown ~ III IN doubt
The general lndertODe Is one of confl-
dence, good results being looked for by.
the business world from an expected largo
volume Of fall trade, Viewed geogra phil
cally, the Sout II seems cas- TO liza ve the
best outlook, he cotton crop having pro-
crossed so far with lit tie ONO draw
Hacks expopt tho original 3ateness of the
spring, Tho OH look Is for an immense
cotton crop, The Southern peach crop
this year has been enormous and has sold
at good prices, ri
Rather more was reported dolng ~
some kinds of cotton gods his week,
some heavy export orders being reported
at very low prices. but against ms was
would make n further reduction In swn ges.9
,rhe cotton goods side of tho market has
i,lnn,estionably been much Improved. 4,
aBusiness failures In the lNted States
far tho week number POI, against lT3 IN
the same week In 1908,
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NAVAL. STORES.

WILMINGTON, N c.. July 16.-sP1R1Ts
TURPENTINEsteady at s3HG,: receipts: ~ ~
barrels. Tar-Firm at $1.so; receipts s y bar,
rel. Crude Turpentine-. Firm, at g. Rt.oo ana
81 c5 y receipts, a62 barrels. =,
SAVANNAH, GA.,sJuy 1s-TuRPENTINEs..-,
Firm, AT 7oi easks sales ale % a..
ceipts, sSfs barrels; sales s.14a barrels: ex-
8 1c.iIARI,DsToN,a3 s.. g., July 15..-TURPEN-
at So. I,osln- Firm
coTToNsEED OH, MARKET.
NEW YORK, JuSAcottonseed oil inac-
tive, but steady. Prime crude. I. @. o. mills.
nominal prime summer yellow. 0l4ffSOc.;: OH
summer yellow, nominal primo white S2sto. |;
prime winter yellow. 32Gl33c.
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EFFECT WAS
VOLCANIC.
IViolei1t Movements Of Stocks
Follow Northern Secliri-
ties Decision.
GENERAL TENOR F'oRIE e y.
Announcement Caused Spas
mode Jump ii Southern
and Union Pacific.
Associated Press.)


8 NEW 81 81 Is, July l5. The decision OF
Judge Bradford, handed down at Trenton
to-day Sin the Northern Securities case.
proved explosive In Its effect on the
stocks of the Union and Southern Pacittcs
large preliminary speculation. which has
boon going OH In these stocks most. of
Z tile, week In anticipation or this decision.
s o4e vSss sfsss q s s seefa eno s
was pretty accurately foretold. In IN,
general market the effect WAS more III
accordance with normal expectation, the
animated movement to take profits
Southern Pacific and Union Pacific, also
q spasmodlc Jump on the irst an
{ der a flood OF profit taking offerings
Tho two stocks then resumed an Saggres.
sIvc upward movement and galvanized
the general market to some s& activity
a 'Shn =. !. i. ,,,s IL general
market to hold some Of its earlier 90 ~ &
& but there were no Important new points
decision became known. Ontario, and
Western and the subsidiary Pennsylyania
stocks. notably Norfolk land Western
sqoa sa rse
and Southern Paciflc's to SO were not
fully hold and the Irregular tone Of the
market q, tho final hour continued up
3 Pressure On the Burlingt on Joint As
and the Oregon short line participating
as made the otherwise firm bond market
irregular, III b s u h u t,sft . "a.
\ Tutnl sales, par value. 81. Ss5 600 United
I States bonds were unchanged on CALL
Tot al "a les OF stocks we're 81 zoo 8sharea.
Is HONEY AND ExcHANGE-crpsE
4 Prime mercantile paper, 3 1-2ll4 per cent;
sterling exh cange weak. with Z, actual. blsi-
ness "a bankers bIlIs sat ;as4 osfor
day bills posted rates 81 &6 and "a S.:
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a new WAY ITO
COLLECT TAXES 1 (. S
.Dray Horse Of ! v ding North
Carolina Merchant Is
Locked #Up,.,
5to The II Times Dispatch,

Especial to The Time Dispa tch- Tx
sALIsBURY,N.C @, July Is The mats
ter OF collecting municipal taxes at
Spencer took new turn yesterday after.
5noon.s when Chief Fofs Police D. IL Parker
8of that place. Slevied on and lock ed up
the drayI horse Gof .. s. c. Eagle "a on OF
theSleading merchants of Spencer, for the
OF his orporation tax ss for
1903 ait
About two months ago the latter fig
8ured as piaintff ii suit against spen-!
Ger Ealleged irreg ularit less In the mat
ter Of tax assassin nts the suit being
subsequently dismi ssed at the cost Of said
plainti If. He, S5 however, 5 fused 3 to pay
his tax. wfic h, ss in tile meantime. had
been reduced by the Board Of ldermens
lin compliance wi tn his first complaint
He allowed his horse to- be locked up Eyes-E
sterday,$it Is said Gin order to max e n test
case as to the val ditys Of the tax rate,as
H In formation wa NJ received NJ here last
night OF a serious, 81 Z not fatal, accident
which befell NJ r5S j e Al lindsay, of Spen-s
Ger. at Lynchburg during the previous
night. In attempting q to- get water In Ito 4
the locomo tive, " hich he was firing, he's
was $tripped and fell some twelve feetStos
StheR track benea thu sustaining. 1t is be-
$lieyed, a. red skull ~ At last .ac-
counts he had mot gainedg console usness.s
HeswasI at once carried to a hospital In
sLyncllburg and his fe summoned SSt os
his bedside. 3s
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SELLS SPACE IN CHURCH
TO PAY OFF THE DEBT
,nn,,ial M rho rimes- pispatell,l

vi ,,pecial TO The Times pispat tell, !.
7, MILWAJ IKEE,, Jnly 15.-l The 3 Rev
Shaw. pastor OF the North side Gop - q
Observation-Disclosures. has rented to business men
advertising privileges In his church " return
for liberal donations Similar CONCESSIONS a "
That a certain nuniber Of persons become reg
uiar attendants q the church. &. q ~
y BY this means the money necsssaFy ~, ", w
Two Smerchants paid $50 and $40. respeetlsely,
Ia have their names In asphalt IN fFans "
,tba church. y u
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! MARINE INTELLIGENCE
,nRr or .RICHhfOND.a JULY IS, 1904. i

PORT or RICHMOND, Jul IS, 1901.
ARRIVED ~
steamer Berkeley, Sterling. Norfolk n1er-
chandlso and passengers, Old Dominion iins.
James River landings. n erohandiss ana pas
sengers. Virginia NavigAtlon Co. =, u q.
"a Schooner Mamie Saunders, Soper, 3tonaout
8. H. Halves and 90. ps%
2ss Ssgs SAILED. ". ,is3 4
4 Steamer Berkeley. Sterling Norfolk. Snler-
chandiss and passengers, Old Dominion line.
Schooner 4 William Young, Russell Btsitl-
moro. lumber, @ i jsSs VI
PORT OF WEST POINT, JULY IL. 1904.
Baltimore. Courtney. BaltiTore. passenger
ana sene' - = = SAILED. u
Z Baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo. s5 M e. 1 AZ
PORT NEWPoRT#NEws.. JULY u. 1901. #
& ARRIVED. SaiF5
steamer Oleta, Pensacola.
Schooner Elizabeth T. Doyle. New p ork,
q Schooner Mary f. Barrett Portsmou n.
Schooner Elizabeth Palmer. Boston. s
81 Barge EDals!e,a Bosto on. " 5Ss
Il Barge ], B. Walker, Norfolk n
4 Schooner Jennie French Potter, Bangor.
Schooner Joseph p. Thomas, Bangor ~
3 Schooner Henry Clausen, Jr,ss Charleston 5s
4 Barss West Virginia,s Providence. III
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yEs'n!s s ss rs, 9 FL * Z: i
..I7sss $ ~ ..S5
Virginia Carolina ch, eieal co. preferred-5
& shares mt 39ss. 5S III q 3as
per cent--l.6G Ut sssttss
STATE siccUR1TIEa Bid AaksA
North Carolina Is, a., 1915 ~. ]. 40
Va. as New, G. ana II. 81 1852. 9fA s5
Va Centuries. 20, G. and r. 1891. ssH ssi
" CITY SECURITIES. f5sS
Richmond Clay q. r.. 1920 1873. los,s
Richmond City. 1885 loSk l07 Z
gsS lRAiIttoAlo bonds ts3s SsS &
Atlanta and Char. 1sts q. r.. 1871 $1e g
.lc. u OF G. Ger of Ind 4 p So
VA C II, n n Can r i. ~ Z. 49,. IS
Georgia racife 1t o. 81 1872 q; 70 2,
Georgia ana Alabama con. s., ID IS. 10,
\ Rich. md Neck. lsti ~: 1913 IS %
SOUTH Bound DIST q. 1927 1871
Florida Southern. 10 81. 9at
Western NJ. c. list S. c., 1914 113 50,
f RAILROAD STOCKS. Par
Atlantic Coast Line IA Z 100 tils
Atlantic Coast Line pfd 100 112t1a
Atlantic Coast Line com !09 }lla rs 1lt
Atlantic Coast Line Of Conn 100 30
p C:heaapeake and Ohio 100 %
Norfolk and Western com y, 100 81
4 seaboard Air Limo com. 3. 100 az
Southern Railway pfd. ..-........1eo 90 ~
s. HANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS,
American Nat icnal GO GO 1so 2
Broad Street Banks u
Mlst,sli.A NIco Us. 5s|. NJ
Old Dominion S. s. Coz. 100 lis
Val Car. Chem. ptd 8 n. 100 ss1s 400
2ya.-carG c. Co. Col. TT. s p. c..... %
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mIaallns apana.. 1les mlaal,ns gull. ll:so;

49,. 9s
r. cotton. quiet; mlddl.ng, 1i.o5; net .seeeipts:s
145 bnies gross loe r,
stock; SLIPS bales esport g TIC comment ls
Totai since September ID. at al t.
sol bales; to&the Continent 5.oes bales e stocs,
Eonsolda,ed y et receip *
,5Ss bales: export % - 1,or9
bales; q the Continent 7.sss bales; e : apah.
slne. sep.enber 81 .sap9or rsst
isrtain A. AS $50 bales to France, 81! "a bales
me Continent q 500. EOS bales; to Japan, 49,
90 bales 6 10 Mexico, y, 77s bales ss
n NEW ORLEANS. la. July 1s.Ico IT. On
though there good inquiry BY exporters
for July shipmen.s. Sales 81 bales; Inc luding
80 10 arrive. Quotations unchanged 3.
$4s Cotton futures opened Etcady%At prices lHo
point is lower Liverpool was better. than 4c1-
ne cted Private cables report mat manipui,a-i
ments having been made. Some fresh short s. p
selling was induced by III reports from tiy.
erpooi and the crop condi the maIxHs
~ \ stiIl oversold and offerings met
ready buyers. The weat her map was caa lf
psrfect and kilograms telling 9, carry pisk
in and early
10 81 advanced 70 ios SIS declined to 70 81 and
fi,inly recovered To 10. b. IN
Inc ,e,x crop months werr NOT 80 ~
market closed steady With net losses e. on
gof ~ points. AUGUST q, uI'u wy
q tnt,on futures stea az July LOO bid; Au-
gust a057 enber 0e sGa e
* ~ November. q; december, 9Si qly. 80.
January, 8. 500. 40. E.ls Al
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,latng and market very quiet at quotations
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liberal; only strictly
fancy stock wanted: other grades very dull
and hard TO sell oven At low nE.re.s: ..,,,,.
liberal but not in excess Of demand.
.i.ViRGINIA1 BAcON-Qule but hrr az un-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy and IN e1css! %
demand market very dull and in buyers ia s,,}
MISUNDERSTANDING heavy and sla sas
busnels corn. SIS bushels: oats q. ~ bush
es: rye, on. bushels: -four, 2. 7sO batFes nay,
s7s tons; mill offal, ia tons - 3, (, .
- STOCK in ELEVATE Corn, =, rs bushels;
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I RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
IHyary Friday mi, .lif

FLoU Rrslow and dull 5. Feee!p liberal
discount, cor N-EirMi ligAt receipts, q TsT.$
Quiet. NJ RYFr-Coptlnueg In good demand at
fluctuations, lIAY!-Our arket continues With
little demand ana prices ARE s., npSns sasa
srecsi,tsH have fallen off frem tha heavy \ re-1
!ceptsl1of the past two Neeks !, yet stocks on
hand ARE largely lin excess OF demand 80 81
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my aoona MARKET.

y NEW YORK. July 1s.--Fiiyers OF dry goods
are not operating freely. but tho market mas
a flrmer tendency and In certain sections con-
siderabiy more inquiry IL In evldence. The
otlook u better e az tb a. e any
5taiinents In progress tho prospect for the
maintenance OF present prices Is bright.
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I PRODUCE +, i, c, j; MARKETS,

SNr,ys YORK. July S15.--FLo URst eady, but
without feature. Rye FIour-Dull Cornme 5:
Dull, Rye Nominal Darlsy,sloys. "a NOM.
nal. ecya tor Options opened with inc
West but advanced later In me g, ast , n1ul
3rea lens occurred through unloaaing Ups.S
and dnehanged except July WHICH Wa s,i,s
Nc. net higher. Juiy closed at PIE g
Der. aoisc..;; December. {. k,., On.
i'm imarket opened barely steady afterwards =. as
ralyinE with anan elosn ~,
sc higher July closed y, At q
,nd 1ass .:iss s options "1a nominal
3 Beef.Erm Mea FIRM piskledI IL bel.
les sssc pound IardI ,T. oant mentI
g d. ss ea,poand 4
"a jowGFirm Rosin steady; strat Y. coIat
mon to good s295. rpentine-steady q
: eoalreespot RIO steady invoice
mild. firm; Cordova, The marke5 1 loI
cpffes futures opened steaay a. sna
prices ~, aaynnes q p mst snetansed to s
i,oints lover Sales $50 bags sugar = "
Inlet . fair refining sac. centrifugal 50 teS.'
is a4c.; nlolasses sugar. 'seNus
and unchanged. cheese-st ats
NH cream. SMALL white, fancy, Sc, small
coorea fancy s,and baik
~ inc,,mds. siblae %: Jersey. prime, per
l,ond sl5Oa Norfolk. prime per q PATEL
Jersey sweets. Per Sea.n1pieked sasac:
peanIss-S Sasnc p Garbage s Long
i.,a nd and Jersey per 1o0 $2dlS ~
re- cotton-By steam to Ltyerpool' l: .ss
CHICAGO (. I'LL, July l5.S-u Under the !. N !.
uence Of conflicting reports q 20 saw SESSION
todas a. The septs'm6ss Sps9n
Corn is IN dhe: o 2, ~ snow
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Official Range and Sale 81 Stocks ii New York
Bankers and Brokers.
aAr,Es.

1890 Missouri Pacific ............
Nash, Chat. and s. L......
1901 New York Central .........
t16O0 New York Central..........
1900 Norfolk and West........,.
5000 N. Y. Ont, and West...s..
II 400 Pacific Mall .,........s......
23sOO PENNSYLVANIA r. R..........
6i00 Peoples Gas tChicago)...,
100 Pressed Steel Car. ..!..
Pressed Steel Car, pfd.....i
AoO Republic Land 81, corn...t
ao0Rep,iblic 1.and 81 pfd.....s
$500 Reading, com. .... ........
Reading. lat pfd. ............I
Reading, "a pfd ........s....
2c9O0 Rock 1sla nd, cot1l............
300 Rock Island, pfd...........S.
Sloss. ~. l...... ............
B 100 Sloss, pfd. . !: - . .s,.
3TO0 s. Il. and 8 F.. I'd pfd..:...
400 &. L.. and Southwest, pfd..
$500 Southern Pacific ...........s
300 Southern Railway, cor1....I
1000 Southern Railway, pfd.....i
s5'5g. Seaboard Air Line, com ....
16OOSeaboard Air Line. pfd,..,s
400 Tenn. Coal and lron.. ......,
1900 Texas Pacific .....l
1880 Union Pacific .:.........
F1iO0tunited States Leather......i
HO3tinited States Stcel..Y..:...i
$500 United States steel. pfd...
COO Va. Car. Chemical, CONF
Va. Car. Chemical. pfd....
% Wabash. con,...... .....s...'
400 Wabash. pfd.... ....:.....
4 800 Western Union ..............
900 Wisconsin Central ..;.....y
wisconsin Central. pfd....i
Total sale &S, 600.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-16
BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago and Northwestern con. s.........9lss
Chicago r. 81. and Pacific 4s................ y
Chicago n. 1. and Pacific col. bs..........3 81 y
Co. e.. c. and ST. Louis gen. q 1ola
chicago terminal As INSTRUMENTATION. 64la
f,oiorad "a and Southern Is ................ slM
Denver and RIO Grande es7s
,ri. prior lien a !. es7s
rric A . <. i. -. s5}s
En-, xInrth ana Denver City lists. 1y35
iInnL nv VA lev n 1o7N
< M Nash Ijnidod lOs
Manhattan consol gold 1915 ess
Central ist Inc Is IN
nd ST. I,ouis a.. 9sA
" TN. Y TEXAS Il. . 09s
MIssbouri Kansas and Texas dds ....s..... so1
~, I, " - ~ Mextco con A. M
=. as, 81 q eer ss.
N.Y., 1erssv antrai rem 81 J. 1925
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-16
.Lynchburg Tobacco Market.
Lypchburg. Van Julyjl5. TO-

I.ynchburg, Va, Jnly!l5, 1904,
Sales 81 loose tobacco on the Lynchb,irg
market Tor tbs two weeks ending July 8, 1901,
reported by John \ oklssby n =, "a y,
sold week ending July 9th. ~, 100 pounds; in-l
crsa tn week ending Jq AK, ath if?G9 p9ynsSs
tlsb. 100 pounds; sold from oetopsrl isga q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-16
g. a. o. SUNDAY OUTINGS,
Still the FavorIte,

The q. g q. sunday Outings are 4 the
choice al tho Richmond people. No stops
to get q crowd; plenty cars, sl,00j round
trip sunday to Ocean View and Norlol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-16

July b. 1903 LIN. 800 pounds decrease for.
Tho iiEtt receipts. after .havIhs good seasons
for tho past two weeks for handing TOBACCO.
Indicate that the crop is about All SOLD, T The
past fotir weeks. Tho weather for the past
fev, weeks has been tno,o fayorabis for tho
growing crop which Ia In good condition, being,
wsii cultiv Ted, and With plenty Of moisture
the tobacco Is locking green and thrifty and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-16
' Ths Quotations are as toilowa
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PEANUT MARKETn

Continue flrir, At si.i6 per bushel for Spanish:
sellers are asking higher prices; very few beiIx
offered. virginlas nrm at INC. for, fancy stock.
Some shipments arc being. mado from Peters
burg Of stock that had been stored IN this