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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF, RICHMOND a UG. q, 1901: 5sf5
I. 3 sj.s.5 ARRIV ED.

~ IN if+t ~
PORT OF, RICHMOND q UG. n 81, 1901 ssaS
N; ARRIVED ssa WA s 81
steamer Bra ndoti. Harvey. Nor olk.. fl1erchan.
aissS nd passe myers, Old Dominion lin ~
I" Steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves norfolk,
iIamegt River landings, N erchandise ana pas
zen Virginia Ma igat Ion GO:
35i SAILED.
s.; steamer Brandon Harvey, N Norfolk, I, mer.
chandise and passengers Old SDominl @ iine..
s PORT OF WEST POINT. AU, g, y. 1901 F
III 3s8Sss ss{s &s ARRIVED. q.
"a char lotto. Short, Baltimore. passengers
II. Elm CITY Haynes, hiattaponi River landings.
passengers and n general carEo IA
B :i5g5 M; SAILED. rs
Charlotte. short Bali imores passengers l'l 2
q Elm CITY, Haynes attaponl River landings,
passengers and general cargo
4 PORT NEWS, AUG u, 400.
ARRIVED.
rs schooner "a ID. A. Holmes, Boston. 53
Schooner j /. FL. Bird sail Boz ton
III schooner n W. Kelsey. {Fa liver.
n Schooner Annie e.. N ew . rk .
Schooner van Nam and Kin g,I N cw Haven.
SAILED
Steamer 6 Georgetown rtland b 81
n Schooner s. wv. Lawrence Bosl on.z 49,
Schooner Perry Steer. Boston III
u Schooner Percy Brdsall. Bost on
Schooner JOS Pierce, Ban gor.
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BY Thomas Branch q Co,
SALES.

100 A. c.. Il. com. ..s...........
500 Afnalgamated Copper .....t5
200 a mer. Car and Folindry.t.
i 400 Amer Cotton Oil.....s......
Amer. Snuff 80. ............
100 Amer. Snuff pfd.s.....i....
Amer. Can s..... " .t.,....
Amer. Cam pfd..............3
ITO Amer. Locomotive, corn $50.
Amer. locomotive, pfd....
400 Amer. Sugar .s.... .s....s
aO7Oo AT. and s. re, com .....s
800 A., r.. and 3. re, pfd
34OO Baltimore and Ohio.
1890 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
100 Canada Southern ..s........
1000 Canadian Pacific s.
37OO Chesa peake and Ohio. .....
600 Chi Great Western. .....!.
s71N) Gill. Nil. and 81. sE........i.
200 Colo, Fiiel and 1rdn.. 1890.
200 Colo Southern, com y. ! !; go. ~.
800 Colo. Southern lst pfd:S.i.4... -.
100 Colo. Sol, thern ~ pi g 9 .. .;'%.s.s
I " Clcv., ,,in..S Chi. anu 9. LIZ;
100 Cont. q 'I'obacc0t pfd ~. $500
COO Consolidated Gas Z.
Delaware and ilidsqrl =. i.
Del. Lack and West \. !. $50. ~. !!
S100 Erie, COm........ go. 1880.
800 Erie. list pfds.,.. go. -. .,.. ~
200 Erie, I'd Gpfd . =
n General Electric y
100 Illinois Central
200 Isoulsvillc and NASHVILLE. y
"a 100 lManhAttan...... ........ ....i =.
$50 Metro. Street Railway
800 Mexican Central y.
! 300 NJ Kan. and Tex, com.
10 MO, Kan. and Tex, pfd...l
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Y -. - 80 ~ 13filHla1i77i
COTTONEMARKETS9

u NEW YORK, Aug 13-TheS cotton market
'opened steady at an adyance OF Il point on
6eptember and a. decline OF 4 "a points on tho
other positions In response to Ca bles. first
there was some bull support and covering, but
sentiment seemed to be bearish on the gcncr-
ally favorable weather reports, and la Ter when
the Houston estimate for Monday was spos ted,
showing expected receipts of q 600 to 2 900 bales
against 81 last year. offerings Increased with
New Orleans sending selling orders to the local
market. Under this pressure prices sold 5off TO
e net loss Of about az points, after which
business became less ACTIVE and !. fluctuations
were Irregular. little up from the bottom
Receipts at the ports to-day were66s bales
against is9 last week and 14s last year. For
the week 5000 bales against 6, TIT last week
and 8, $40 last year. To-day's receiptsat New
Orleans lA9 bales against none last year, and
ct Houston 100 bales against none last year,
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. 81. Aug. 10. IS P1R1T :.
at SsAc bld receipts , q
harreia, Tar--FIrrr, ut S1.To receipts 10 barrels
Crude Turpent ineFlri,, at s. and 500
receipts, 1ss barrels. /. MIR, t,t,,.
riNIc-Firni at sax O.; receipts, 30 casks; salea
q. casks; exports 626 casks RoHn--Fir I'm; re- !.
celpts, 3.6g7 barrels; sales SGD ! paTrclss
sHs IHItARuEsTcN, s. C!. Aug. ia. --TU RPEN-
ut 53c. Rosin-- FIN. e.
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my GOODS sfARKEr.

Il NEW YORK. Aug. 10. yrhe dry gods market r i.t
GODS prices are still frmly maintained In spite
Of the efforts OF buyers 70 secure concessions
the week has closed quietly, but q busy weak Is
5ioked for beginning Monday. Linens are hrm
and In moderate demand. Dundee burlays, hafo
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{ I,ynchhurgR 4 obac g NJ INK

SSF Il Lynphburs, a. wv, aeot, "
sales o. loose tobacco on u the Lynchhugv
snarkst for the two wceSa, tlna July ~,
isoh ~ . ogIssb X; ~
sold week eRdIng July g oQpQ .poulld si de.
ss so Psp ,'as
sG6S8. I'D pounds: sold from Qoto y 1902.
"a July 1905 500. 100 pound decrease Tor
III III wsEa ilsht.
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Northern Pacl1c a. "a
Norfolk and western COM 10ls
Oregon Short Line 4ssaTd Par tic. ......s. 954
Pennsylva MIA cow. IS n
Reading General & ii 81 4. :. 90 III
st. Louis and iron Mountain con- 5s..... 11e7t
ST. Louis and San F'rancisco fg.t 4s. 82H
81 Louis southwest rn lists II. ........... 96n
Seaboard 4Air Line Is IL. !. i. S74h
Southern Pacific As % n
soi1thern Railway 5g ~, ...
Texas and Pacific lists /. Z. =. I1ss4
Toledo ST. H. and Western As 1877
Union Pacific A. Ie5ls
Union Pacific Sconv. 103M
S.. Steel Cd IS z. 1911
Wabash lists 3. 117
wabash Deb BIS ~. 6oh
vheellnr and AXE Eric As !. 81 s.
wisconsin Contra IS S9h
Colorado Fuel ana Iron Conv. ta ]. y. '. :. 7?M
and or % 9si
Central Of Georgia "a Inc. 4sd
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OFFICIAL RANCE AND SALE oFNsToCKs IN NEW YORK
Bankers and Brokers.

Il SALES: ~
1900 Missouri Pacific ........,..
Nash, Chat. and 8. L......
s-14O0 New York Central .i.s.I..
600 Norfolk and Western. .....
100 N. ", Ont. and West......
geo Pacific Mall ..... .......,..
1880 pennsylvania r.. R......s...
400 Peoples Gas lChicago) ..,...
GO Pressed Steel Car.
Pressed Steel Car, pfds.....I
100 Republic I. and s.. con. ....,
Republic !. and s., pfd.. 4
$500 Reading, com. ......s.s.
Reading, 1st pfd .........
u 200 Reading. I'd pfd... ........
4 1900 II ock Island. ON .. 49,.
400 Rock Island, pfd.........s..3
Sloss. $3.50. s......... .s......
sloss,l pfd...... ......
400 8. i. and 8. r.. I'd pfd
400 8. L.fand Southwest. pfd. J,
2STOO Southern Pacific ......s.....
1900 Southern Railway, CONF.
100 Southern Railway. pfd.....
1000 Seaboard Air Line, conn.,.
/ 1000 Sea board "A IL Line. pfd ~ $50. :. z
2Oo0Tenn. Coal and ] ron 1900. = !.
1000 Texas Pacific ................
1920 Union Pacific ....s...
100 United States Leather......
h $500 United States Steel.........
324Oo United States Steel, pfd....
5lli Va. Car. Chemical. come.
200 Va. Car. Chemical pfd ..s...,.
100 Wabash, com. $50. ....t..,..
400 Wabash, pfd ..........
Western Union ..........,..
Wisconsin Central 1900,
wisconsin Central. pfd......
Total sales 900, 532.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pnANttr MARKET.

pErEsRBURG VA, Aug. is...--rE'ANuTsy-,.
very til,int.z dealers not Inclined to sell at
prescf,t prices expecting that y ontinued drain
On tic supply now held by tile cleaners Will
advance prices Spanish arc quoted at 81 per
5biishel. with stock very much reduced. Vir-
ginias arc 4ts 44Ac. per pound; only stock
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5 3 ~ I; BOND i, 3 GU :, EQUATIONS.

!, 20 and con-, "a. 12Sss
fshi "a po r n and Pacific a. 3.
f.hica land Paciflc col. IS 825a
q, md 81. Louie gen.. IS {. ok
I f,,tra ~ nal n !. u. 80. 77h
S,nnsniida tad roba eco A. \. 65k
Colorado and Southern As III w
Denver ana Rio arande q 1Ss &
i Erie A !. 49,
Forf worth and Denver city IL !. .... osh
4 tIccL i,,g Valley 5iss IS. 100 &
Io,,tsv Tia and Nash. Unined AZ Z. 01h
Mammalian consol gold ls 4. 05A
Sfaina n N raj Ia 4. Gil az
Mexica. Central ist Inc &. :. X.
Minn. and 81 Louis IS 90
x n "a "a nd n xas 100
Missouri angas and Texas eds.
Ma tionni RI r. of Mexico con- AZ :. s. 75h
II Na,rSYnrks Central Yen 81 =. 99%
Nav 1sraey Contra 1874
Il Mr. Pacific AS q.
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ssRE GAL RATES 10 cHAnLoTTE, n b
q, VIA souT n e r " FsAil-yVtlA 5s
Ii Account OF synodical sa bbat u School
Convent irn OF the Synod Of ,atawb a, Char
lotte, N, O. (Fsi ID deyillel, the Southern II
will sell tickets to Chariot re, M l3., and
srsturp, 4 til Scerti flea lrlan, one and one-
ythird tsrst-ola fares round trip. plus;
faaS cents tickets on sa To- Au gust 2sd, $50
9th, With return llntlt "a pgust a0tl. Rate
applies from points In - ~ OF N irginias
North Carolina and Washing ton p. C,3
For information apply to agents.
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slInpAY5 an aEAo h EE, /; N;

lg18ly: 81 NpHf93F3 = EFNVF q.
No special trains every ST leave
Richmotld O;8o u. Il and x 100 M h; ;l
leave West Point 100 and 1000 RI Al.
80 cents round tGl!!ll. Tickets good on
either Train. 81 81
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VA 5ss BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. ss2 3
g8i BALTIMORE. N D..g3 AUG. a. 13,--Scaboard Air
{ Line common, 10A Il0n; do. preferred. MGelT.
Atlantic Coast Line common, II Gf1 is.
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BALTIMORE, MD, Aus. 1s. III oUR-oulet
and unchanged, Wheat Easier; spot, contract.
sSa9so ,WesttS to- q gSssA AZ
sSIac. corn-Duil and easy; spot and . the
month"; s9uern y s7 sSr sG NWs
I FIRM. Butter-s steady and unchanged Fancy
Imitation. i7a1 1885,; do creamery 1Sa q 49,; do.
sadie, dp15c.; st orc packed lC4 l2c; Sggh-
dun, 81 a DMc. small 91ad ossc. s'ugar-stron
a ed
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n rc,nnsnr 3. r. q 1oist
n rcrudlnr n. coupon |. :. !. oiE
~ n, r.pistered JOIN
n ! !. connon n. 4. los
n d Nav 4. rcrlstared /. !. \. !. ]. !. 1al
q p s. Il. III o,, \, 4. 1919
~ q IA y. cred h. ). 1867
~ . r,id y. 4. !. 4. I. /. 10sN
D. 4. 5. &. &, \, /. 1o35
a, ,chs, annsrai ~ 1o3
Atchson adjustment ~
Atlantic Coast Line , 9sn
Baltimore and Ohio ~ !. 4. l az
BnItlmore and Ohio " VI,
Central OF Georgia Is ~. ~ ~;
Central OF Georgia LIST 90 90
sChesa peake and Ohio ~
- ~ a = ri Quincy new Al
AZ and a. ger, Il 10s
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sClcariin House Averages

(By Associated Press) Al III
NETWORK. August rs Is. Tho tatcment
sofs averages of the clearin g-h ouses banks NIX
this cit for the week, sho J, ws :; ~ @
Deposits 81, o07, incrca;S y, 9l0, 100
Calculation, SIS, 2as, 6oO; So decrease 49,
:O0O. IN
Specie, $a76. ISL, 9oO Increase: So. Csc, TOO
Reserve, $3.50, 514 900; Increase. s2,152, AGO.
Reserve Ne CURED. ss3301. 1888 125 n increase
Surplus, 57,73l,475; increase, s.. 422, G25. vi
" Eek United States Deposits, $63, 5I5 0e5i
increase, 81, 423, GOO. x
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very dull. SylnleTa pdteitS
to ya " /! Raj 10 steady yellow
western Rye o nina BarseyT
Steady; feeding. 45c. 4 IN, ~.
liens opened lower account Of easy CO pies.
good weather In spring wheat states am
rne follow
ID & the close showing net e ad q
siay closed septe ~ Pc
eeasT s; oRt,tGa en
eos!ns 81 du
ed Ga Isl 20 10 81 pounds, 4od al g,
aa &c 'ies sss
euleI picked pound pishssS
shoulders pound has'tS
,7s S9'l rsned anst:
compound PSEkI = y ,i nnerI
clear ls n 1assg R R,,sm
pe ashi az 5s as u
7 spo. Iga r BE- i.
coffee futures % pened steady at an aavance o.
ID points and closed steady A IN advance 81
~ sn n rnRaw strong fair lining. Hit
centrifugal. Ss test. y! q!
s mcus res s cut sTm
powdered, $3.50: graduated. 20
domestic far e s5tya' SsW
Rutter-ouI and gArin unchanged Gheese--
9u's st but as%siy neIa
toes Long island 81 :5oa
Jersey and fancy hand
nicIed s &c; ether domestic, sQ 6lac Cab
hn pes; eady: Long Island and erssy per;
,ssS SeG; aIiseIp SsG ss ssa Se
sf,HICAGO I'LL, Aug. 10. Weakened bys con.s
5tnued marketing long which wary ~
traders feared to oyer Hnaa
nrica Of s;eptember fell I'm consequence ~
from the hest point Of the day closing ssg
aan;n ~ is finished on; provisions
are nchanged TO 1oc. hig Ter.
,Thes q eadin ing futures ranged as follows;
{aS83 Open. High. Low. Close
Sent Sent f9e1j i i.Ss
5 Sss 81 1ss 81
sCoRN-No.I 81 3 S " se,.
a sss u II ) IL II
s IS 81 q; \; \; II Il
' 81; i; I'ss i's5" llfs
ssS| & SIS sE5's sE7
sHSRT RIBs-per 100 lbs Il. 81 3. NJ
st sspt. 81
Oct. &. "a
ET Winter patents sstraShs
si ioMi 20 "a; bakers spring
Shsas 'lsslt ~; v sEss.
q 4 No. oats 3.c No. sass s5e.
ia. white. 34ss @l35c No. 2 rye 5000
feeding barley, 40c,; fair to choice mai ling.
iSaise. No. faxseed SILT z n q
prime T!m so; e SEED y sss; mar e ls
short r,hs saaa o ssS
KEN & wv iskey, "a basis OF high wines .99S
clover Grade
,7s.asI.c Eggs steady at mark cases ine al
ed. ls0l7c, Ss u 81 q ,54s5 NJ.
BAigrI,foRFl, MD, Aus. ia. III oUR-oulet
and unchanged, Wheat Easier; spot, contract.
sga9so sed bsTn Western bY IA
and easS; spot pot, ana sa6,t ths
ssteadier:8 No. q white, II 37df371ac. Rye
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l,o,.7,r,,-,.,.,Nsrrp 81, MARKET

5ssNI,yy4 K. 1a.-Cot tDnsned oil was
very tirm With, offerings light and a fair spec
7ulai,vea demand Prime crude { Q: b ihills:
22dE3c prime summer yellow z. ;a,t ~ y
sum rncr rs nominal prime W hitc
3sc.; prime winter yellow, s:!1s Gss si
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The First N ali Q Il al Bank.

visit to her sister. Mrs n
Richmond.
Mrs. George w, NJ ayo, of iehm mono & &
has been tho guest Of her sister r MIS-
w. Key Howard, this weels.
and Mrs. "A. llornt visit ,sli,
ing their, relatives Mr., and Mrs, ray
loc Thorn ton, a ellie Groye,lln lA ,sa13.
George. 81 VI H; IS
turned from amonths sta v at coV wi
and Hot Springs. n 81 81 .l5s 6. IS !, 4, u vs.
Il Iss Lizzie Hurkamp Is visiting ~ MISS 81 /
Page IN Rerryvl 10. d, 81 s,iS3
Miss Mamie u X, OF Yashingto,,.is5 on on
an OK tended visit to her parents, M NE
and Mrs. w. =. p
4 Mr.. and Mrs. r. CD Moncure. OF
Richmond &, are 81 est is of M r. ma gAl Its.
Thomas w Wallace III Sta ord. 85g
II Mrs. Charles Meyers, Of Richmond.
is visiting her grandparents q. laJof3 anu /
Mrs. y. Horace La ii
4 Mrs. ] !. II. lowe and schil dren, ! WIN !
returned from n visit to friends In Essex.
B Mr. and Mrs, y II Stansb berry alla !,
have returned from q visit to Atlant'Tlc8
City, II VS. ~; II 3, IL
B Mn M. i. IIurkamp has returned from
"a trip to New York. 5s u
ME- chancellor King, Of 3ittshurg, Pa
has been aspisitor this week the home
or Ills mother Mrs. Anna =. I<ing,
Miss Mamie Porter, who has been Yisll-}
Ing her sister. Mrs, ~ \, u, y ompkins, ms ma
Yeturnetl TO her home mt q ate City,
\ Miss FANNIE GFessett, OF baltimore.
Who has been visiting her sister. MIS-
IT. 3. Colbert. Is now the guest OF NJ
j. Colbert, In \ Spot tsylyania.
+ Mr.fand Mrs. C, / II, Kahn zach are at
Atlantic CT ty. n IF sss y
4 Mr. ohm Moncure and his sister, y MISS
sallla AIoncure, h Of Richmond. are visit
Ing relatives In Stafford. u. !. u
4 Miss Ethel iscott.&of Barton Helghts " ]
visiting the family OF Mr., ], Mes
tiers. 4,
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co.tons futures opened steady "a and s closed

~ N-pttuH 60 ppsucu Il sieauy anu " closeu
a Open. 4 High..S Low. Close
August ......,.... 10. 03 81 1906 100 N 1901
4 September Il, SO 1855 10 $50
S Ss.asaf 6 ~ 81 Ss
5aasars s rs s s.si Isl ssg
ssssaas So; SIS s sss
nay ga SO sas
sSHn s ss sssSy sa %ads Psnd
Cotton. quiet; Iniddling. 55; gross receipts,
= ,o07 bales; sal 446 bales stock, 90 les
toNthe Continent. 94O bales; fstosk. ss2 bales
nc oidated at all Eseaports--Net receipts
Z. Total since Sep eniber lst at all seaports-
Net receipts, Z. 1876 go Aales; export to Great
Britaln EGO bales: to France. 800 1888 bales;
Mesies aiss apa
x NEW ORLEANS LA, "a COTTON
The s9 nras.
lower than yesterday 9 closing figures, Liy-i
erpool was lowerg and Disappointing, although
private cables reported that spinners Mere
time was ex pected. Selling In tho Ideal market
wa. free after the opening, ana fairly active
\ for the half hol day LUZ
out and that some few bears Scro going short
over Sunday in the expectation of continued
favorable weat Their. = ho general opln MON Is that
+ : great deal OF the damage that the rains
have done. " ~ wa III MT
l7the trading September lost points IN the
Tbs, market closed steady. Net losses: August
4 Alponts and the other posi- tlons 6Gp7 points,
& Cotton fu lures :Sauiet nd stead "; August,
Io,1s bid; September. p6aep9 October. 9,4s9
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Decenibe ~; IAN an
uary. 5. 4sas. n; February and Mach Deg
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offerings 5contirus large, 8of thu lower grades
wifi much OF that dained; prices rather off on
all grades. Reports from tho Stowing crop Is
quito favorable. NJ ~. tsss ~
From tho most reliable information obtain.
able tho quantity OF tobacco plhnte ed Will fall
short OF the 1903 crop at least ono-fourth.k
There will BIO no tobacco aod AZ any OF the
warehouses; during tho month ut August by
order Of the Tobacco a ss.o SOC a.lei
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4
CATTLE MARKETS. sss
RICHMoNDsLIXE8 STOCK SAiARKET.S
(sales at Union Stock Yards.

Receipts for the week ending Monday: s. ~
scAfTLE--Recep ITS. s166s head ;ss5market steady
sssa g doI Ssifsss ssa;msa te fai
fair sals soWs SIT ia sen sso e
25s head GOO hog ~ IA
Isl sIIEEpAN s4Se head "a
market fair. Eat sheep. A9lHc. common to
sa sesp ames 1 Mesh
ers. 50 3lac, per pound u y
,. GHIcASo s.
es@s stesss
aslvss sss &c
q 900 head. Market s 1oc. lower Mixed and
S. Tough, heavy s4s5g5 10 light: 81, 20
G5;45 6lils e sal sal. 5.ioa5; sheepIIfe-
s 4
cd. s; native lambs. 81. 759s. %.
NEW YORK, Aug. MISUNDERSTANDING
ssS
head Market very dull 4 demand for the
S ss sold at S. io. Dressed calves lower Gig
dressed yeals. 7Glo 1ac. per Pound country
shie a1sa
lambs, slowTto sc lower; a few cars unsold
lambs s5,6oG8 Is; no strictly prime here. Culls
~. Hogs-ReceIpts, 2, 1858 head nlarket noml-
snallys steady.
UNION STOCK YARD P1TTSBuRG, PA,
Aug. n Il, --CAr LE-Supplyt ss light; Oh market
steady. Choice, S. S0G6. 00 prime. So as. 0:1air
tive. ( Prime heavies. S. 5oa5 81 medium and
heavy workers., s. go al. 65 ]; light workers. and
pigs. IS. 5.75; roug chs st 17 90 Sheep
common sheep s15o o.. oo spring lambs, S. 500
'676. Veal calves, $5l6, so. 81 iE%
CINCINNATI. o.. Aug. i ,-HO GS-Lower
Butchers, ST. 1905 35 corn $3.r5dE 90. Cattle
Steady Fair 10 god shippers, 81 .25 d5.00; COM
mon. sa13,5O Sleeps teady at 81 GAO, Lambs
Steady at sea o, 80. W n u AL
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8 RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
s}ss Richmond g Va. Aug. 10, 1901
IS as QUOTATIONS 3 8.

sLorgberry Gar !. ]. !. ae1o Il
~ Mixed Gear los) al 100 IS
Shortberry Gear lot 80 ~ a. leo n
red (car lot =. y. (. 90 u
va; bag s. 4
white corn. Va. !. \. I. Z. 60 20 g.
No. white Gear lots y. 81 ~ II
+ No. white lcar lots 60 a 81 81
~ No. 2 mixed Gear lots) COZ a M 81 y
Nc 9 mixed Gar lot Sosa
Nos2 mixed Gear Iots) +. !. !. 10
8 NOS mixed (caf lotsj 4. I. IS a 80
Winter SEED ~ g "a
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TOBACCO I MARKET
IN RIch11lond. .Ya,,l .Aug,a

e n Richmond, Va, Aug, IS, 1904. z
Dark Fired Tobacc Receipts continue light
and market active Ct UNCHANGED prices.
moterat 10 4 receipts Spn-Cured- Reoepts very
light and market continues active at I'M
cha II ped prices, 3fsfs al
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CINCINNATI. O.. Aug, s,-EOG s-Lower
Butchers, s53og635 corn. 50. az 90 Cattle
Steady. Fair 70 god shippers s. Is a6,0o !: COM
mon Sa13,50 Sleeps eady at 81 Ql3.75. Lambs
Steady at SCAT &c. AZ
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+ rr,,,Ir~ ia Aug. l3-yTeakened by con-
isuad n,a y,.e tinr 'of long wheat: wary
radera feared to carry over Sunday was The
iatest phase OF a nervous arltet 70 day. -
,rica II September fell I'm conse quence * G.
rom 4 he pon of the day closing sssp
ile..luder yesterday final figures: Corn rs
down Nc. ;Hoats finished e.. OF; PROV
are unchanged to loc. \ hig her.
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{ PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. Ill ,LoUR Re- Firm. but
very dull. winter tents. =. Mime MIN
sota pa tent, ST. Rye Flour-Iirm; 1air
10 good 40. Comm eady yello"s
western, 1901 IL. Ryc--N orninal 9
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1904-10-04
FUNGIcIDES AND SPRAYING.
V.-Benefts of Spraying.

Messrs. Editors:-O Spraying
protects the foliage and fruit from
insects and fungous attacks.-By
properly spraying, perfect fruit and
good yield are obtained where the
omission of spraying would mean
poor yield and dieased products, or
permanent injury to the plant in the
case of perennials.
90 A marked increase in yield is
often evident to even a casual obser-
yer. Where such is obtained by
spraying, there would be but little
difficulty in securing recognition of
the benefit from spraying.
CD Where the increase of yield is
slight, so slight as to require
ing to detect it, the benefit is often
overlooked. Yet this slight benefit
may turn a handsome profit upon the
labor and materials invested in
spraying, and it is not to be ignored
by the man who farms on business
principles. To accurately judge the
value of spraying, some portion of
the crop should be left unsprayed,
and the yield from sprayed and I'M
sprayed areas carefully noted, and
the differences compared with the
cost of treatment. In the conduct
of any large business every small in
crease in profit and every saving of
leakage is important.
Cd Perfection of plants.-The
quality of the yield as well as the
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yield of shelled corn per acre. Both
plats were of the same type of soil
and treated in the same way by fer
~tilization and cultivation; hence the
decreased yield of the plat sown in
butt and tip grains was bound to be
due to the seed, as all other condi-
tions were as nearly identical for
both plats as it was possible to make
them.