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RlcHMoNp PRODUCE MARKET.

Corrected daily Unless otherwlf stated these
quotations arc wholesale pricesD
Il LIVE sPOuLTRY-Sprlng chiclfns. large. per
pound, l4c.; spring, medium per pound.
;i4Gl4hc.: spring. small. per poind. i1sa l5c.;
hens, per pound. 1Oc. ducks. 4rGe. old. per
pound. loa iic.; ducks. large. yotAg, per pound.
li1 l2c eoosters. per piecG, ave. :5c; Euineas.
rer piece; 1--we. per pound md 2oc .: l..a ,7e,sc
choice dairy. packed. per pound. Tglss;; choice
store packed. per pound. loalGci medium, per
pound: ul5c.: common per pound. lsc !, on !.
EGGs--1n crates nearby, ir.fh iald' oe:
crates, other sections, 10c.; barrfls and boxes
lsg 19c.; guinea. fresh, 10c.
N MISCELLASE oUS.prled paEhea. e.
fancy. per pound. lolllc.; pea ;hes, virginia.
fancy. per pound llDl?c.i peathes unpeeled.
per pound. 41sc.: apples. fnn9, sliced. per
pound, 4Ii4hsc.; apples cyAporat w. per pound
nal; No. q per rushcl, nominal
LIVE sTOcK-Vcals. choice. Per pound. SO
7c.: vcals. thin. per pound bG$hc. runners ::
per pound. 4a5c. hogs choice. ifr pound. t..U
&c.. lambs. choice, per pound !GsHc,; SHEEP.
choice, per pound. aGf4isc.: besf cattle com.
mon to prime, 2h0l4hc.; bulls. Ier pound, ?;:u
&c. Irish potatoes. fancy, per barrel, Woo;
choice, per barrel. $l.25; mediui,. per barrel.
TIPS Country hams. 121l4c. 81
J &FLOUR-Wintsr superior. - blga.,a: winter
extra, $3.75Gt. "a: winter c.sarA iSs9s %; WIN.
ter straight. IS. 2506.5o; winter eatent y. $50
500. Buckwheat. per pound. 2ltI .c Gornmeaii,
ciyt sacked. To072hc.; country tplted, sacked;
6aMQ65c. Mlllfeed-Shipstun. pei ton, 3el.bo1
q, CO.. bran, $l95092l.O0. i@8 ss4s
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BANK CLEARINGs.
Report of Bradstreet's for Week
Ending August n.
DIV ( Associnted Press.l

n NEW YORK. August 1S.-Tho following
table, compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the
bank clearings at d number of the prin-
cpal cities for the week ending August
l7th, with the percentage of increase and
decrease, as compared with tho corre-
spending week last year. Sixty-two 9th
er cities are included In the totals.
New York. $l59O.S53,o77, increase 3s.2.
/ Chicago, $lso,S9l, 69l. Increase 7,3
Boston, 1S5,96S6sa' INCREASE Saa 2s,5
F ST. Louis S47, 597, 03l. decrease lO.l.
Pittsburg,,s $40, 800 1858, increase 500.
!. San Francisco. $4o.149.9S3, increase 2O.2.
Cincinnati, $685. $50, decrease 2O,l. "a
Baltimore, $2o, 542, ~. increase It's.
Kansas City see ,3S2, eos, deorolse So.
New Orleans, sl3.60O, sos. increase $50.
louisville, sli,ol9. 76S, increase l2,6.
Memphis 1864 go, Increase ISL.
Richmond, s4!95:; 59aao Increase ls,6,
Washington sd;SG2, ~;
Fort Worth. sloi2,bss. increase IS.
Atlanta $9.74l, $50. increase 1879. ls
Nashville, s74os09. increase TIA.
:. Norfolk, 81, 843 500. increase nj.
4 Augusta, Ga, $l.20A,b05, Increase sci.
Birmingham, sl2l63s7, Increase $40
Knoxville slso9a7ll,. o ine gre la,. o ,
Little Rock. 79l,09S. increase 2Sd.
{ Chattanooga. s9l,3H. Increase 3o,3
Jacksonville. Fla, u 1897. ". Increase Gl,S
Houston, $l1 500 $50. increase ST.
Galveston $9,S75000 increase 34.5.
Totals United states, S2403,57l, 1904, IN
Outside New York, sss2,7l7,es7, increase
A0 Total, Canada s59,l7s,os. increase lu.b,
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MANAGER PEBBLES TALKS

At opportunc times tho Emporia bat
tiers could not connect and at inoppor-
tune times the flelders for the visitors
were making errors. This Is why the
Brownies won the game yesterday by the
score OF 4 to 3. There was a large
chunk of luck handed along with the
game. for the visitors got Just three
times as many hits as the home boys.
Rotten playing In the third inning lost
the game for the Emporia aggregation.
Ne Wyche. out In right garden. got un-
der d long fly, but his petals refused TO
close, and the sphere fell to terra frma
with dull thud. And Turner made a
Bum error at short, but afterwards re-
deemed himself BY fast work. both on
the diamond and In the box.
Rawlings started the game for the
visitors and pitched five innings. He
had a spraincd thumb and could not
grasp the ball properly, and Turner
came In from shortstop to do the bend
ing exercise. Rawlings went to short.
And Turner turned some mysterious
kinds OF kinks loose, for the Brownies
coundn' connect safely! Not a hit was
gotten lii the sixth seventh. eighth and
ninth innings, fEs56 ,iEI W. Y
were pounding Winston, but getting the
safe ones when they didn't count for
much. There was no punching OF hits
save In the second inning, when the boys
found tho Brownie twirler for three,
good ones and scored two Of the runs.
How They Did It.
The first inning resulted In goose eggs
for both sides, and the Brownies got
nothing In their half Of the second
.Gathrighti ozoned in the opening OF the
second, and Eaness snlacked a beautiful
two Dagger. II. Hobbs sent n hot one
through short, and Eanes came across
Mum handed one down to third and IT
wasn't handled, and when Wyche pasted
good one H. Hobbs came over. But
Wyche was caught between the sacks
and died.
2S In the third \ the Brownies had their
inning McLeavy was blffcd and stepped
to the first bag. Winston got a scratch
hit, and he and N1cLeavy did the 8dou
bic steal racket Bowers sent one out
to Wyche, who dropped It, and Rose, the
next batter. ripped q two Dagger The
following three men died, but three runs
had been made. ;5,s5. S.5i3s
The Emporla boys left last night for
their home, They will play Lawrence
Vile to-day at Lawrencevillc, and next
week viii meet the Richmond Brownies.
or Anthony's boys, on their own grounds.
Manager PEBBLES, before leaving last
night, said that he was much gratlfled
with the treatment his team had re-
ceiycd here. THE Richmonders know
how to attend to visiting crowd. me
grand stand is exceedingly liberal, and
applause Is always given to a man when
he makes a good play. can say for
every man with me, that they highly
appreciate the gentlemanly manner IN
which they have been treated, Here a.
the hotel have met many friends, and
/ really wish could play game here
each week. ii 4,
The official score follows:
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Az GTlONsS SALE -. This Day.
BY II. Chewing Company
(Real Estate Auctloneers) I'll a S{5
Trustees Auction Sale, Without
Limit OF Reserve, Of The toll.
lowing Properties For the. /
PurDOSe of Final Settlement

In execution Of a deed Of trust b dated
March 16. 1898, Of record In the e, Clerks 3
Court. in 3. b. 165B, page 81 We j will vi
sell by auction on ~, ,..- Il eS
AT $50 O'Clock p. NJ, It the corner Of +
Leigh and !Dineen Streets. tho following {
lots Of land: Lot 20S76 feet on the north
lo lot 4Os1oo feet on the. north side Of FIen-ii
rico Street, q In the plan Of RavenWood;f
lot 20x100 feet on the south side Of Thorn
Street. the plan o6 feaF neg
on tho north side Of Leigh stree :, near e
front Of the r. f.. &, r. & Roundhou Est.
N''u THURSDAY. AUGUST "a, II
AT $3.50 o'clock P. NJ upon the respective g ct
premises, In order named, the following
P 4o Feet on the SOUTH side 81 Sycamore
corner Mitchell, Street. BY l25 feet Is an
alley: Ave lots fronting together e feet
inches IS qh the eas5 a at
ner Of North Avenue and YORK. street
fronting III feet on York street, ,i by,. q
depth Of 14S feet to an alley; an undlvlaeds /
half Interest In lot and improVements
fronting 81 feet on the west side OF ST.
James Street between Orange and ga con
Streets. I
opportunlty is offered you to secure pror-ii
erty perhaps Mt n great sacrlhc as
each piece will be sold regar dless OF
TERMS: One fourth cash, balance at
6, IL and is months. interest added or al
cash at tho option OF the nurchaser 8f55$s
SOL. CuTCFIINs,
;. BOOT1IN HILL,
Trustees.
we will also sell that attractive
Dwelling, No. GOT York Street. contalninh
six rooms. In perfect condition. Lot 7Sx
= THURSDAY, All 6 O'CLOCK ?. NJ.
Upon very liberal terms -, ~, al
-. #5N7 5. Auctloneers
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COTTON. MARKETS..

Il NEW YORK, Aug. ls-cOTToN-The cot
ton market. after another sharp advance ear
y ruled rather rrsyuSar and closed a5,,s;
sun showed q net gnint OF oul2 points sales
were estimated at 5500O balcs The opening
was firm n, an advance Of 2Ull points, ard
Inside OF the first lr-hour the maj ket had
reached n not gain OF ?3i9!6 points. with De-
toter cotton selling At 1913, or q little more
than half q cent above tho low prlceay OF the
previous day. There was active covering W
smaller shorts, renewed support by SoulnGin
bulls. and scattering wire ana conml.s.en
house deWand on the advance, which was
attracted BY higher cables another bulllsh
private estimate OF tho crop condition placing
|. at 7l3 per cent. against 10 last month, anu
reports that the Lancashire strike had been
fnally averted, On the advance there was a
renewal OF bear pressure, also nsidernble
renizng and the market worked OF several
points. With local bears becoming moro nggres-
sive toward tho close, when, however, there
was also covering BY early sellers and some
bull support, The final tone. was steady at
about 'llal3 points Oft from tho hest. The
weather continued dry. and hot IN the south
west with rains In other sections and south.
ern spot marketI were officially reported
unchanged to nc higher.
iteceipts Of cotton y! the ports to-day %e ,te
1851 bales, against $40 last week and !, S SSO
last year 81 For the week, estimated t0,0o
bales, against 6s643 last week and li.o3. last
year. Receipts at New Orleans were 63l bales,
against 237 last year, and Mt houston, 3,b.9
bales, against loil last year.
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receipts. lo,l4s.se5 bale4 export 10 Great PR:
tain, lo2s,2l2 bales; TO n ance s5s. 81 bales;
10 TIE Continent, 3,ai4.63s BALES: to Japan, 3d.
cG7 bales; 10 Mexico. % 49, bales. sN..

NE woRLEANs. Aug lS.-coTToN--spot
cotton steady Sales. as bales. Including LIS 70
arrive Quotations UNCHANGED. Hes sE5 z,
Futures opened strong with prices 1742l
ponts higher than Yesterdays closing innu'
Iish points at Liverpool Heavy huyins ordeis
from prominent bulls and the outside public = 10
in The session realizing sales BY !. satisfied
iongs resulted IN decline q lssp:o n2nts.
ousEand fairly wide. The market closed dun.
n ar the bottom. the lis; showing net gains ms
!" Cotton futures we're steady. August. 10. 45c.
bid; September. 1917 bidH October. 70. 55aio 6s;
November, 1ossg.,o.eo Deccmtsr. 10 eoIi
Ien,tary. Ih.6rTGe 6s; February, lo.7SU10. 7oa
March, l0.SbTl0 gF5#a ,t I$.f'E .ts 4sss
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Sale by Public Auction
BY N. ". BoWe & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers,

Commissioners sale OF nice Cottage
Home, at LAUREL. Va. fronting on me
r., T., and n, Railway, eight miles from
the city OF Richmond. and a few minutes
walk from the station, at auetlon.
In execution of q decree OF the Clrcull
Court OF the county Of Henrleo. entered
in vacation on August 18TH 1905. IN tht j
suit Of '"Tinsley vs.. 1insley, ct al" W.
viii sell at public auction, At Laurel sta,
ton. Henrico county Va az 10 ,o S,elo ,S,
=, NJ, on Tuesday. August 20: iS'S. tha
real estate above referred TO. ms prop,,
crty consists Of 7-S0 100 acres. With smali
dwelling and outhuildings. loca!ed I'm. Z,
adjacent to Laurel Station, I being ths
same land Of which Robert Tinsley died
seized hd posse ssed. 4I l,s III
Terms: One-third cash ana Tho bal,
ance al six and twelve months. for notel (
with interest added and titla attained, OF
ali cash. at the option of tho purchaser,
~ ALEXANDER II. RAsspS,
l.. o. WENDENBDRG,
Special Commissioners.
Tho boad required OF the special com.
missioners In the above mentioned suil
has been duly executed. /,
sAMI..JSP. WAppILL
Note. Parties eaesirlns "a attend This
sale can take the O'clock train at Elha
station. and return on she train reach
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STOCKS .DECL|NE||'.
UNDER. PRESSURE |: I: {: ! RI:
Movement 10 Take Profits Over
bore New Buying Demand and
8 Tone Was ctionary.
.RECovERlEs WERE FREQUENT
Reading SCARED to New High
LcvclASt. Patti Very
Active.
Try Associated Press.l

NI1W YORK, August i1S.--Prccnulonary
measures TO preserve profits In the shape
OF selling to realize overboro the new
buying demand to-day and i gave the
stock market OF the day reactionary
+ tone as a whole. Some question as 70
the possible effect OF the outcome OF
the pence conference at Portsmouth and
4 the large lnroads OF the w.ck on the ING
cash reserves In the banks mphaslzed
the disposition to reduce commitments.
The market continued to show ilr Urn,
undettone. which was manifested by me
progressive dizziness Of the trading as
prices declined, n 81
h THO. selling, III fact. was not pursued
nggresslvcly, and the market had f.e-5
quent terlods OF recovery. ST. Pau was
the conspicuous Instance Of early
strength, and II was made to open at
wide advance over last night wniie
active selling began almost lmmediateiy
at all other points In the list. Late ~
Fl this day an enormous accumulation OF
Pennsylvania set In, and this served TO
hold the level Of prices for a time a.
other points Reading also went to a
new 4high level during the day.
This about cxhaust3 the list Of strong
stocks among the active market lea eis.
Z Otherwise the pressure TO sell was qtite
general but was most marked I IN the
latest speculative favoritcs. Tho Pa
cillcs were Especially affected. W lille the
market showed resistance from time 70
time. prices were tending down"ards
at the close. which was about the lowest lowest
OF the day
Bonds we're Irregular; total sales, par
value, s3,s50,ooO. Z
United slates 3's advanced Ia the Old
sis s-s and the new As IL per cent. on
call.
The total Gales Of stock for the day
amounted to 308,2uO shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE -cLosE:
Money on call easy, ! 24d2 l-2 per can't:
closing bid / 81 per cent; offered at
PERCENT Time loans steady; sixty days.
3 per cent; ninety daysS3 l-2d3 ~ per
cent. six months. per cent Prime
mercantile paper, 4lf4 IL per cent. steri-
Ing exchange steady, with actual busi-
ness In bankers bills at siS665 S6.7O for
demand, and at *i.s4.G5Gf4sa7o for sixty
day bills. Posted rates, si85 IL and
s4ST Ia. Commercial bills, s4$i 6-s. Bar.
silver, 81. Mexican dollars. &c 1-2.
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Charlotte, S; Greensboro, T..

GREENsBoRo. N. G.. August 49,.
Charlotte won thls afternoons game
from the Greensboro team, I TOD Char
lotto's fifth run was made IN the ninO'
inning, while Greensboro was changing
pitchers, Umpire Malone ruling that It
was right. NcEvoy was on third and
stole In when Charter dropped the ball,
Tho umpire had not called time. a dis
pute over the decision lasted for several
minutes Charter pitched all but a part
of the ninth Inning, He gave men bases
on balls often, Charlottc's first four
runs were made on errors,
The score; H. -. ~
Greensboro .,,,...,0 001 O3 00-4 40
Charlotte ,..,,,,..,0 o. oo U l--5
Batteries: Charter, Doak and Ryan;
shannonhouse and Peed. Umpire, Mr.
Malone.
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THE PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug. ls:.FLoy}H-Dull: y. Rye
Flour-Steady. Corn Meai-tir'p, bar 'ls';
Quiet. 49,. a.
i5eei Sc; May, ssSc. .,.,., on,,on.
nie. net higher. September, s9%cG December.
Size Oats-Steady; mixed, 2oMG!oc, MIS-,
IS Beef-Steady; cut meats, quiet l.ardrFlrImi
refined flrm. Pork-Flr1n: TallowmSteady.
Rosn.euist. Turpen,!ne-Easy sif.a'se Rise
Gotfee-spot Rio steady. No. lrolce, SIZE
mild steady no,n Eut bwsr s'eady
u susarSRaw ,inss,tiea fair reGnrg I:lsR
s,lc.;Tcentrifugal.3 9S test, 1-l8G 4MA moasses
stiaas, 3 3-IeG3ac.; refined steady.
changed nssi Esss-Frm Ssarby se!sc,Hd :sd:sc.;
"Te.an,,ts@steady: fancy hand ted, 5Ac.;
other domestes sa5Me Poate e Lon 1s
and Maryland SoutneTn FSStiiSa
to Liverpool, l2Gl6c ~
CHICAGO, Aug. l8.-Clearlng weather In the
northwest eliminated speculative interest y. IN
wheat and left the market dull ana easy sep,
timber closed l%c. down. September gorn Is u9
&c. Oats are OF q shade Provisions c!oseo
2iSMl7nc, lower. 49,, =, IL. n 4
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Property Transfers,

Richmond: ]. r. F'ord 70 Edward u,
Kuhn. 20 feet on N, line Of Park Avenue,
4 Burnett net Lewis Lewis and wife to Henry Fl,
Nolte, so feet on W, line OF Second Street,
between Cary and Canal Streets. $3.50,
Henry s. Wallerstein and Wife to
Thomas NJ crump. So feet on Leigh
Street. s. u. corner OF Bowe Street, 81, $50.
Nelson Elan and Wife to ". =. Bolton.
II feet on N. line of Orange Street. II
Street, 500, a n. \. "
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Danville, 9; 8Winston, s,
Especial TO The Times-Dlspatch)

N --- ToTcCIHI = 40
DANVILLE, VA. August lS.-Danvllle
defeated Winston Salem here this after
noon by a score Of 0 to 8. Danville Is the
only Virginia city In tho Virginia. Caro-
lima League, and the Tar Heels seem
unable to hold their own against the
boys from the Old Dominion, There Is
SOME talk here Of reorganlztng the old
Virginia League, to include as mem,
hers all Of the principal cities OF the
4 State .l4l '-.i4t 4..Iiet lIat'a .f.FH
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!. f.7l I-F- 70 I. ~ q \ 49,.
4 NfARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. VA, Aug. Is.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. merchan n
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Schooner Alice r. Vencble, Slgnaigo, Wilcox
Va, wheat and oats. p. a. saunderss Sons.
n Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line:
Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves. lame.
River landings and Norfolk. merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Co. q
Barge Majestic. Fairbrouthers, Plncy Grove
Va, light. III
PORT or WEST POINT. VA. Aug. 49,
ARRIVED NJ
Steamer Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore, pas
sc ngers and general cargo.
.IE5s SAIIIBD
Steamer Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore, pas.
scngers and general cargo
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, vA.. Aug is.
%FsHs AhRlVBO t55
a Steamer Chalton. Gulfport
g Queenswood, Gulfport.
Brutus, Norfolk %NACi3 W. 155
, Schooner Alma E. Homes Portland.
9s,5sTEa85 SAILED * &s!ssaf
Steamer Chalton, Hamburg, .8
Queenswood, Delfye, Holland.
Mae. Key West. 3#
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Two base hits q Rose, Turner. Eanes'
tnren.n'seM cIseayey, winston, Heath,
Gathrlght. Double plays, Smith to Cru l.
nor, Base on balls: or winston l; !, 2 or
Rawlings, =. Hit by pitched bn ais ,H Nc
eton, &; Rawlings. I 2; Turner, G.. Passed
bali, McLeavey. Time OF game, 20; I'M
pire, Mr.. Danny Hogan Attendance
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PHILADELPHIA st. Louis, 4,

ST. LOUIS, August Is, st. Louis and
Philadelphia batted 10 hits each In a
16-inning tie day The final score was was
Score; III. n r. II. E.
ST. L...ooooooooasoioooooo-s IS q
Phil $4,000 O. 90 90 o o 0 o % 10 a
Batteries: ri Glade and Spencer; Henley,
Waddell and Schreck. Time. 2:55. UNI
pIre, Hurst. Attendance, 1900
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CATTLE MARKETS,

RICHMOND LIVE sTocH MARKET.
S isales at Union 8 .pck Yardsl
eoaI 81 .sny pa p .'t a rR ,or ira uaex
Best steers, W Csc; a Few fancy higher me-
dium 10 good 5@4Nc,; common TO fair. saShc,,.
best heIfers. 4NQ tac.; medium 70 good,
sA @ic.i common TO fall, se1SAc,i COWS, eYpT
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores yesterday.

Scores esterday.
New York S; Chicago, !.
Pittsburg, 2: Brooklyn, i,
st. Louis II ~ Philadelphia. Q.
Boston, IL; Cincinnati, 0,
Cincinnati, 8; Boston. z
Where 'rhey-Play To-day.
1 Chicago at New York, IA
y Cincinnati at Boston,.
Plttsburg at BROOKLYN,
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Standing Of, the Clubs.
Ne cpos Sorx Wo1 h & Gsa Wos ss s' $50
Plttsburg ..e9 20 $50 81. Louls..,.4a % 1897
Philadelphia 90 Il 1851 Boston 8......s6 % 1924
Chicago ..,..6l IS $50 jBrooklyn ..33 u 1908
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Southern League.

At Atlanta: Atlanta, s.; Nashville. o.
AT Montgomery: Montgomery, ii hir-
mingham. ..
Al Memphls; New Orleans. s; Menu
pills. ., sS \,
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Another Prisoner Gets Away.

James Davis. a negro conylct, escaped
tty, yesterday morning; The negro was
one Of the gang working on the county
road on Marion Hill, The officer fired at
him, but his aim was not tho very best.
negro Is stlll running,
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Reading General 4s................ ~. !. oaN
st. Louis and Iron Mountain consol ss.. LICK
st. Louis and San Franclsco fg. 4s........ S91s
ST. Louis Southwestern con. 4s............ S3tt
Seaboard Air Line 4s............ ..........., 0jM
Southern Pacific 4s................:.......... 95M
Southern Railway 1l9h
Texas and Pacific lists Observation-Disclosures. 123
Toledo. St. l.. and Western 4s.............. s6N
Union Pacific 1oiN
Union Pacific $conv ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1851
y. s.. Steel End 5s.......................... 97h
Wabash lists iis
Western Md!Els OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50
and Lake Erie Observation-Disclosures. 90
Wisconsin Central 4s................. 9iM
Japan g.. End series. s97s
Japan 4lss Observation-Disclosures. D0A
Jupun MS 2nd series S9A
Colorado Ind SIS. set Observation-Disclosures. 1871
Colorado Ind. IS. set B.2..................... 7lh
Southern Pacific As, 1st certificates. ... 81 4a
NJ and O. Coll Tr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10lh
Central OF Georgia Ord Observation-Disclosures. 70 #
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Colorado Midland A. 4. . I. +. !. ........... 1874
I. Colorado and Southern Observation-Disclosures. J37t
q cuba "a cprti1cat es Il. 1S
Deliver and Rio (;rande 4s,,.,,,.,.......... lO2 A
J 11istiilers' secmr,fies Ss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 4
"a Erie prior lien 1olts
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MINI. and St. Louis Observation-Disclosures. 97H
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19
New York, s.; Chicago, a,

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ing game to-day the local team defeated
Chicago.
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Umpire, o'Day. Attendance. 5000,
Pittsburg, q; Brooklyn, !,
BROOKLYN, n; y. AnEust IS; ,sh',r q
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Score; IL. II, y.
Brooklyn !, .,.,,,1,Qo oo9999-l !
pl hattsrtss: McIntyre and ritter; Lee
yer and Peitz. Time, 1:4O.. Umpire John
stou Attendance, 1000, IN, .l5 RI.
ST. Louis, III; Philadelphia, 9.
PHILADELPHIA, August 1s.--st. Louis
won by punching Ave hits IN the ninth
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Empires, KLEIN and Emslle' Attendance.
Boston, 12-7; Cincinnati, o-8,
BOSTON, August ls,-Two, heavy bat
Roston winning the first and Cincinnati
the second IN ten innings.
First game
Boston I, so1s12Olt-ia II 3
Cincinnati !. 80 o O00O0 90
Batteries: willis and Moran; Walker
Harper. Baker and Street, Time. l;S
Umpire. Rnusewlne,
Second game :, :, !,
Score, IAE 4, 81 y:
Boston .,,,...,l0 100000 OF IA
Batteries Chech, Overall and Sohlei;
Wilhelm, Harley and Needham. Time,
2:1,4 Umpire, Bausewlne, Attendance
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