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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
SLEMP HERE,
The Republican Chairman Passes
Through Quickly. Z. d

state ChairmanG. Baseom slemp, OF
Tor very short time yesterday. but got
away before the reporters could got on
his trail. His presence here WAS known
To- Few persons In the CITY, and these
were prominent local Republicans. It Ia
not known here WHISTLER or not his visit
Ilectorship matter the prepare lions for
the campaign. or whether he was mere
w. passing tthroughEthe city. 4 Ill
open np their headquarters In Roanoke
thqt sIty Arsafy the ReP4bsans
attacks made on the Democratic party
,olrEanlsatlon by certain candidates ana
their friends. In one county a chair,
man OF the Republican party is said 10
have quoted L ! circular certain charges
made IN speech BY 9 candidate. and
used y as q basis Of appeal 70 pdepend-
], K, tInt,Gal Repub9lleasns are undlsgpssedlIy
hs eSs liz 1ta psm ssseq aaa
e subasdSsaG! aeE9n hn SsRRs aEy
Tor them oil over the state. One Of them
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MARINE INTELLIGKNCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. Va. Aug, 10.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line
Schooner silver Star, Williams, Lower Bran
don wheat. Warper-Moore Co. n 65sl = &
e StSam sr Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. merchAn-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line u
b Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves JGu,el
River landings and Norfolk merchandise and
lpassen1ers Virginia Navigation Co, 4 :. 81
Barge yJno, r. zimmerman. Mover, bermuda
Head, ligt. s5iSs
Barge Ann Thompson. Conner. Bermuda ,'ed..
Schooner Geo. c. A, Trsvers, cannerly, Va.
cement
PORT OF WEST POINT, VA, Aug. 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamer baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore. pas
stngers and general cargo;
Steamer Baltimore Courtney. Raltlmorc, pas,
q Myers and general cargo,
PORT OF NEwPonT NEWS, VA. Aug, y,
Steamer Cluden, qulfport,
Steamer Georgia, Galveston. 5 X is ~
Steamer Powhatan. London.
e barge Whitman, Fall River,
Schooner Dorothy Palmer. BOSTON,
Schooner Barnes rr r A1S i
Schooner II, W. Mccomber, Boston.
d Schooner Geo. D, Ednonds. Plymouth.
Barge Enos Souls Providence,
barge San joaquin. is M
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug. l6,--CoTToN-Ane mar
nor wIrrcgularity during the early session
The cotton market turned weak IN the late
trading and closed at net decline OF 1sUla
points. tps lit45 EbH-
The opening was quiet at a define OF 4 to 5
pol nts in response to lower cables! Less ia
yorable weather. and crop. reports caused an
early rally. which carried prices to Q net
advance u lGl9 points, but bears became more
aggressive on the bulge. md the market later
duct,ated around last nights prices until late
IN the afternoon. when theirs was q sharp
break under active. bear pressure and ,lIqui,
dalton, which seemed TO BIO based on official
confirmation OF showers In Texas oyer Sun.
day The close was barely steady, and Mt
Tho lowest point OF the session. Sales were
estimated at 100000 bales, III Sstf
There .wcre 4rumois all day that q, new bull
CLIQUE had been formed under southern leader
ship but nothing developed in The market
10 substan tiato such an impression and the
less favorable crop accounts from. the eastern
be, appeared 10 be attracting little outside
support. Southern spot markets were gem
orally quiet and unchanged. 4ts g7f A5
Receipts OF cotton at the ports to-day were
,i.i bales, against 9.2s6 last ~Week and 1880
last year. For tho, week, estimated Is, 900,
against 6S,1t3 last week and It. 0Sa last year,
To-day receipts at New Orleans. T. 1861 b les
against 273 last year, and at Houston, 1883
bales, against e94 last year,
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IA F3bis83t Az Z I 4 8 y 7
MARKET STRONGER.
BUT STILL |. s.P0| ].
Prcp5hadfssrai1c eioi 4 MoYs s
mei1ts 81 Prices On Exchange
Yesterday.
THE PROF EsslohllIA'lLI.s|'. !. 1
Sudden Demand tfor.A nal ganl1a.ttce.d'l..
Copper g .. Stocks !. /: Figure
III Trading.
-t.I1fii.l Il0I,Y7l- if.., N NJ n
me Associated Presg.l

NEW YORK, August 1G-2rherc was a
prepondernnce OF gains again today In
Tho movement Of prices on the Stock
Ike hange and 'the stocks affected had
more Influence BY syt,ipa thy on the gatl-
eral list Gtlnn& hose which moved ydstci.3
day. rho market, nevertheless, conttn-
uod spottyt and uneven and showed mod
crate Improvement III tho volume OF tho
trading. There was d marked decline In
animation after tho working off OF orders
accumulated over ntSht iii commission
houses. The market then relapsed lnto;its
professional character and gave evidence
OF renewed operations by that element 70,
get uPprlces here 1nd thorH serve a.
were extended TO other portions OF tho
.The vitality q rumors rekarAng the
Northern Securities group seeIn9 proof
against nil delays and sdlsappoln tment,s.
Its renewed nipenos WE seen .Sdsy II
fsa nsf nr ls hq rom tSa ysa
tlon Of Great Northern and Northern Pa:
cIho. fThe revived and successful specu,
s ssn 70 HfsanSS ss SS sss2ss
speculative spirits. si5t ;55
The dimlnpion Il the new yeloW isys1
has. however, been slaKu|arly laalfterent
heretofore to the possible harm to earn
break. News from The crops showed , no
grain }ronion. vi ne exeeptlonsot aom NJ,
corn OF low temperature and possible
froats In the nor bern portions Of the belt.
The rise In the locomotive stoeks had =
sustaining effect In the railroad ca UP.
THE lurge demand Tor Arnalsnmated
Copper, utter ia prolonged Inertia. re-,
I. the market but tlLa United States steel
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FAVOR EXCLUSION,
Washington and Oregan Cover
nors Want Strict Application,

(By Associated Press)
J, PORTLAND, ORE. August l6.-At the
IRA rs, NJ sslssippie Z, Congress here to-day
the welcoming address developed the fact
that there Is not entire harmony on the
subject OF Chinese restriction laws, It be-
camo evident during the address OF Gov
ernor Chamberlain that the sentiment Of
Washington and Oregon & is lin favor Of
strict application of the restriction laws
as opposed to tho more liberal 'appl Ica.-
ton favored by the California Tepresen-
tatives and delegates from the middle
west. 4& ~ ~ n sl5S II
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Judge Mann Complied,

s sassFn Gr f. aom mat p n a RIPE
plspatci Of Yesterday which did Judge
-vited the eandldates to yet together md
few OF the candidates Eesponded Judge
act for Nflm. The article written sat
out that .Jndge Mann ~ the only, cpndl-
date who, has somplled," The WORD 'c1 nl1c
error Ia chaerfully corrected.
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NAVAL. STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Aug 1s-sP1R1Ts
TuRPENTtHE-Soth iRs doing; receipts. Is
casks. Rosin--Nothing dotpB; receipts. 100 bar-
reIs Ta-Firfn, & bid; receipts. II barrels
Crude Turpe milne Firm. $3.50. = and si.26; re-,
ceipts So casks aas5 ie9 n s.'5s..l ]
SAVANNAH GA. Aug. ls-TuRPDNTINE
Rosin-Steady: sales, Lo1s barrels; receipts,
2.Gs9: shipments. 3l2. Quote: A.. B.. G.. -. 70;
D.. $685. IT,. $3.50, T. s.; O.. ~ 10; H.. - 10;
3I,.tAHt X, sAl6: Nj, Aa; No H.4s' w. g.
CI{ARLEsToSt S. C., Aug. 16,-TuRPEN-
TINE AND RoSlN-Nothing doing
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DEMOCRATS NOMINATE
. REPUBLICAN FOR JUDGE
By Associated Press,)

HARRISBURG, PA, August 18.-John
Stewart, Of Chambersburg was nominated
for associate judge Of the State Supreme
Court to-day by the Democratic State
Convention. Judge Stewart Is. the Reppb-
flican nominee for this office, and this Is
the first time tho Democratic party IN
Pennsylvania has nominated q Republican
candidate for a State oltice.t 81
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Il. Cotton quiet, m!ddng 1870; gross receipts,
Total to-day. at all ports-Net recelpte. IA
bales: export to Great Britain. ~ bales; 70 me
lCantjnsnt. &.2l bales; stock. aiseSs bales. :,
70, inIes: export 10 Great Britain a.se bale e.,
,MoFiance. 7.de3 bales; to the Continent i..e
balei: 10 Japan. lb7 haleA TO Mexico. ~ oa.es;
r. Tolal since September 1st. at all 1ports-NGt
rccsipts, lo.l.3.t4a baes; export y. Great hrl.
tath. 4,oi6.7s4 bales: to Francs ~ ps o ant.
to the Continent s..ss. bales; alan's " \
ri tales 10 Mexico. 1913. bales n ~ ~
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THE pRopucs MARKETS.

NEW YORK. AUG la-RUTTER-F!lm;
creamery, 1Thselc- stale dairy. l702shc
checse-Quiet,} unchanged. EgEs~F'Fm. p''-
yiaur-pull but steady. Rye Flour-steady'
Corn! Neai--Fltn. Rye-Stead y+t l'arle! ~
Wheat-F1r1n; No: red. seN elevator. Up
tlona showed x f&c. net advance Septemoer
s. 5-lsc:;- December. &Sasc.; May, soac:
Confirm: No. 2. SIC eleva tor: OPTIONS o
parti, hc. net higher September, t9He;: De-
.e Si siHe & oats-Eaay; mixed. seHE@c.
'Beef-steady. Cut Meah-Qu!et: 5ata-
steady |; refined nrm; compound. ~ Hec. PORK
Firm family, ;17,eo: mess. fl6. $50 -. 20
Taliow-stcady. Rnsln-Qu'st. Turpentine--
stendy Realistically, Molasses-Ftrm.
,cntee-spot Rio steady; mild STEADY. sugar
,nnRatyi arm; fair refining, shd3 ,l7-S2c.; CEN
t,ifuEal, 81 test. 4%f4 5-3:c.; molasses sugar,
yafi3 Y-a3c.; refined hrm, Z,
and unchanged. Potatoes
Firn1: si,ons Island and Jersey. n,s:B2; Della,
tSartl and Maryland sLso4 Is: aouthern 49, @
,1.e5: Jersey sweets, per basket. 1oc q14l,So 1
southern ss,Seets. per barrel. l.t0Q u, Gap-.
bages-Stcady. unchanged.
& CHICAGO. Aug, ls.-Predlct!ons OF frost for
South Dakota and Northern Nebraska helped
cause irnness In wheat to-day september
olosed hGNc. up Corn made gain OF h9Ac.
OATS are unchanged, Provisions are down lofp
I7ne. -, b IA
Z
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY

/; SCHEDULE IN EFFECTf MAY as, 1905. ~ ~
TRAINS &LEAVE$Rl CuMOND.s, !l 3335 u t3f
100 A. M.-Dally--Looal for Charlotte, N. CO.
AZ 80 p. M.-DaIly-Lin United Buffet Pullman Ia
Atlanta and BIrlnhghRm. New Orlenns,
NJ Memphis, hatlhnoognY and all the South,
f with through coach for Chase City Ox,y
& ford Durham and Raleigh. e ~ {tt9
100 r. M Ell, q Sunday-Ch usea city Local,
II 80 p ready .: ~
AlFla r. NJ, FOR all the Sou tn. ls$ S{S5 q,
385af 55t5 YORK RIVER LINE. &s5ts Eta
points Leaves Richmond 4:2O 2. NJ, daily,
except. Sunday. u S%iI u
I 3 lis r. M-Locnl -Dai xoept Sunday. 5,s
tl:2o ~, M.-Eacept Sunday-ForsS West Point,
\ connecting With steamers for Baltinorn
}i4sf and river landings Steaners call at York;
Il, town and Clay Bank Mondays. "a 4dnes.s
days ana Fridays. and q g oncester Point
@ and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursday and
4;45 4. M.MExespt Sunday Local mixed for
y ITi,AINS lARRINE3 r. CFIAOND, * IS 4.
ss.ba a nj md 6:i2 r.. M,-Erom all the South,
4 az PIM,-Fron, Charlotte and Raleig .a
tS:I A. M.-From Chase Citytand intsrmodl'
Ia S57S ate stations Fg ~. . R. ~ 555y$s
e.25 AN. -I3altimore and West Point 84 q ii
NE 1 a.BWN-Daily-I1xcept Sunday and Non.
day; As n, daily, except sunday '!s--
WEsTRuRY;, " A,i ~ shYm 81 aya
az til il. B. SPENCER, @ en- Mgr. q 81 I,
s3. Washlngtap. p z =. s ,5ss.t
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE Of STOCKS IN new YORK.
sAlrs,

= = 4. n B. ] q 4
e 200 A. G. L.. Observation-Disclosures.
63sW Atnalgunatcd Copper 40.
1900 Amor. Car and Foun.....t..
..s Amer. Car and Foun., pfd. ].
~ American Cotton OIL a....,sS
$500 American Tobacco, pfd. ~.
American ca Il (. t,.......s
700 American Can, pld....;a..
1470O Amer. Locomotive, come.
1900 Amer. Locomotive. pfd 90.
1900 Atnericat /, Sugar ............
1900 AIT. and g. re, com...,..
( POO. a.. II and 8. F'e, pfd .,.s.t..
5000 Baltimore and 5Ohlo.i.......
1900 Brooklyn Rapid Ira nsiti !.
100 Canada Southern ..is....."
600 Canadian Pacific ..........
22700 Chesapcakc and Ohio. ....s
105o1 Chicago Great Western ~.
$500 Chi. NIL. and ST.. PAUL..
POO CDlorad do Fuel and Iron 80.
400 Colorado South, com u. ~,
1900 Colorado Soilthu LIST pfd. VI.
800 Colorado South. I'd pfd....
1000 Glow, Ctho CHI. and st. u.
Cha tta. and Sk. Louis. ..,...
x. Consolidated Gas t,....,
1900 neta ware and Hudson.,...
400 Del, Lack, and WESTERN.
1900 Erie, eolt,... :.............i.s.,.....,s..
400 Erie. 1st pfl..................
1900 ERIC. I'd 5pfd........,.........
200 General Electric ......"...
1710O Illinois Central ......;.......4
7 $500 louisville and Nashville.
Woo Manhattan ......... ...a..t.,.
1880 Metro. Street Rallway.,..
TOO NJ exican CentralS....s..,...,
$500 Mo-. Kan. and Tex. CON.
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MisieELLANEovs IMAnkgrs.5
Dry GOODS MARKET,

MARKET, to-day country jobhers and retailers.
ssbbslleving that the cotton goods market. would
not old Sats the recent hiEhs level, because b,
Tho increasing aruaess " SELLERS, More -,
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TRYING Il; ,PU7
BOYCOTT DOWN
Efforts Being Made by Chinese
Officials to Prevent Any N!
.s Trouble;
(Ry AssocIated Press.)

-Star. tRy Associated Press.) ss.,3Ss ". 81
'st SHANGHAI. August 1G.-The Chinese
Foreign Hoard has ordered Chou Fui TIA
5viceroY Of king, to make every Of
fort to Suppressgthe boycott, wbtofi has
now BEEN ex ended to English goods. inn
ported It IL supposed. BY an American
firm ~ s'5E- cor
Chinese merchants have asked the gem
/ eral seha mber;o Of Commerce ito assist them
to suppress the movement; rfctrings that
serious financial trouble will result! O a 2
Much Of the trade OF Shanghai ist,al-,
ready being transferred to -Tien --Tsin.
where General Yuan Shi Kai, voeroy
OF Peehil. haz prohibited the boycott -
Il. WASHINGTON, p. {. August Ia
SConsulr General Lay, i Canton China.
has cabled the State Department, that the
viceroya Of H that ], province ahas; issued a
proclamation warning thespeople not to
tintlmidatc persons who desife!to purchase
American goods, and no, to- commit any
acts OF violence, So far 1T does not ap-
effect, 49, q ~; N. s.. =.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET;
(Re2ortsd BY Rodgers, Mccabe 4 Coz
PETERSBURG, VA, Aug; le.--PEANUTS-
.Spanish.-Aarket arm at 3l.lS per bushel. Ntr
Ginia-Market 1lrm at 40. for fancy stooki ma
chine picked sh1SHc.; Smelling stock. al12xc
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RICHMOND, sT0e,K MARKER.
~ IIElI n 3N1CtIViuv15!t,.tH q, nuk 3t = f0VN
SALES.
Virginia New Ss-l.0p1 satS a4H. 5ts
vIrrinta C.entirfeR--10 ob1 mt o. VI a5,.s..s

Virginia cen,uries-1o. oon at a. NJ ss
hlATf. St;auAlritt. y,s Rld. Asked
North Carolina Is. O.. 1910. ......... 10:
S v@sIn,a es g. Nav Z & s s r. ;;i
5 ltAi,noaD RURUa ~. ssl. /. q, y.
H.'entn a1n o Ghsr c,l Is r. 19a7
\ C. L. OF Conn. Ger. Ind. 4 p. G, Sarr....1,
A. C. L.. Il. r., Con. TT. a p. c,... M;s.p..a.
4. 6: y, Ger. Of Ind. p s.,.,.... Ana
g. snd0 = d ~; i. 6 IL s.iSsr
Georgia. Car. and North lst s.. 1874 III n.
! Georgla and Pacific LIST a.. O.. la:::. w ~,
aeurs!a So. and Fla; Eist %, is&
Central OF Ga. Ry. Con. Sc, 1855. u! -.
southern ny. LIST. Is. 1894. ..,..,,..t llSh
Seaboard Air Line Con, lst e.. 1850. % sr.
STREET RAILWA 7 STOCKS
Norfolk Ry. and Light tCon.-..,. y sfs,,,
RAILROAD sIOc1a saE II PAT s, IN n
Atlantic Coast Line pfd.....,.loQ ~
Atlantic coaAt Line com........,...1o 100 1854 100 81
Atlantic Coast Limo OF conn,....100 &3S AZ
BANK AND TRUST CO. sTocxA
Bank OF Riehm Trn j 100 ~
Broad Street Bank .....,...:........:5 20 -.
& INRuRANCE COMPANIES, tSt{
va, Fire and Marne,.".,.,,.,.,,.,ss 2 SO.
VirTna 2 .
ya.-Car. Chem. CO.. com 100 lG7h II lO8 ~
WesiEnd Land and Imp. co..........ts 5 H..
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Aug. ld.-SeabOarI Air Line
SON., not quoted do. preferred, I? asked,
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Mr.. Faison Here.

81 Mr.. Emmett p. Faison, Of fPprtsmoyth.
formerly a page In the Senate and Con,
stltutlonal Convention. w. was ~ ttachmona
Mr.. Taison, though. yet under age, Is
a. st EOng friend Of Captain, Joseph u.
Willard, and y dolng.a great deal Of work
for his faYQrite, .tf sEtst
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I Meeting for Divine Healing,

The revival services at the West End
are Going on this week, each afternoon
at a P. M. and night at I'm,
There Will he q service e the mission
to-day nj a P. NJ, for divine healing and
sion ON Sunday. t. g sgssi fgS x
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vRnces g In bleached cottons and staple ging.
hama we're announced to-day, Many lines
were absolutely sold up. The local 1obbers
did q record trade In prints and glnghams as
they were selling at less than the prices
Involved by shrst hands. t733
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7R0L.LY HIT BY !.
!. Train; 3 KILLED
nv Annotated prae.x

I n GIN GIN AT, Ohio, August ls.-Threo
mon were killed and ten were injured
tacnight,s when n fast through express
from New York to Cincinnati OH the
Baltimore gieapd aa Ohio v Southwestern,
crashed into q Winton Place trolley car,
In WIntoH Place, a suburb. All the
killed lived IN Wtntop Place
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I Mr., Willie 1T. Bowles. for. The past
alsyen I Years manager Of tho. Swift Pro-
Vision Company, ID eRtehmqnd, va, has
bought hall interest," ln Ioo, the American
Street, 4 Mr., hoWles " popular and
we'll .knQWn business man, II 20 I. g
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ne leading futures. ranged as follnws:
{ ~; AZ - Opeu HiGh. Low. ClosA

Cashi quotations were as afollows Flour-
Steady, Wheat-No. ;. shGolc,; No. red,
s2lsc.; No. corn. blhc.i No, yellow. 65Nc,
4 white ssN1ssHe., No. 9 rye, 6Sc. Good feed
Ing barley. $780,; fair to choice Mailing, $50
s9c.; No. Il max seed, il.o6; No. Northwestern,
per barrol, tiAao9 1875 lard. per 100 pounds,
t7,e5; short ribs sides iiooasl. ts,t5spsSS; short
clear sides {boxed) 3S,750S.S1A. Whlskey,
basis OF high wines. 3l,2S, nutter-Steady;
creaueres. 1920; dair.aa. l60lse. Eggs
staedy Ct mark. cases included, lax9l6Eo'
.Cheese-ERBy, ll11ihc. {i7t
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n Il q n Richmond, Fredericks-
~ u u : burg s Potomac +. Il.
rrnins # cave Richnlond-NO rtllWard.

% n % i'ic1llIlo'l,l' rfes'e.iens-
0s FIX burg s Potomac +. II.
Trains Leave Richmond---N ortilWard.
1:15 A. M.-Daily-Byr st. Through. M
GINA. M.--Dally-Main st. Through. jj
7,25 a. M.-Week Days-hlba Ashland AosI
$40 G &. M.@Daiiy-Byrd 81. Through, Local
nssss p4ysRysa ], ThEqash
- burg ACt $mmoda tion. 755t3 n
T s;so e. .MM,-Wsek bays Elba, Aaalana Az Az
10, fSe'SMi noee aIBd ST. Through,
fHrSins Arrive Observation-Disclosures.
$40 a, M,--yVsek pays-lEtlba' Ashland AZ
con,modat ion. !. ~ N ~ III. I
an, Az MS.--Daiiy st, Through !.
!, i :sS & M.--Wssis Days-Byrd 81. Throush.
!, :, s oeSl ssEt o1lfIM st, Through,
Els b M,--Wesk pays--tiha, Ashland ,As'
IT'S e sMGBaiIy-nyra s.! T E6 saani Local
o:9 p. NI.--DailY--l'yrd ST. phFoush. Ao'a =
I: o..o s. sto X -paily--aIain ST. Through.
'nyo1,ir 'p uilman Seep!pg or ParioT cars on
u ~ nver trains except trains ARRIVING Nlcn,
jmond ii 10 A, NJ. week days ana local accom-
1ma Of arrivals aud departures and conpep-
tons not 2ss,I KgfTae g! w cuLp F. rAYLoR
e,enl Mhnr. Asst Gen' Man Man y" lr 90 man.
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CHICAGO, Aug ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 2s-
900 head; steady to 100, lower, Good 70 prime
STEERS, f5.4oGs,lo; poor 70 medium, f4IS,2Si
steckers and feeders, ts2'6at !, soSs s,Hal:5i
ket, io0i6t. lower. Mixed and butchers. 1850
tss5;i good to choice heavy, ssftS, 70 rough
receipts, 1900 head. Sheen, alodDlfc. higher;
iambs lsalaOc,. higher, good 10 choice wethers,
ji.soGu5: 30; fair to eholee mixed, SGbQ1tSoi ma,
five ,lanllE S525DT7b \ q. 1,
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All ANTIC COAST LINE
q PETERsBUR rig
ELECTRIC RAlL WAl

cars 1eayo corner Of Serspth ana ptirl
s,rests,- Msnehsstsr, every hpat son sha hoa,
tt I'm sar 80 r. NJ daily. e8efpt SUNDAY.
4 Cars Luss Petersburg. FOOL az sys9lnoFa
istrsst. .,Isry hour from s.s5 A, ". ~ A;R y,
u. Last car u ~ x,,s stp4's' p@'i ~ 80 -
All cars from petsrsbuY sonnse,inx R!eh
nand cars.
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SEABO
AIR LINE RAILW1xr y

l-9-l9oo E3s.
TRAINS Ls s, Eol t satna asi ptiaa.
s;iV r. sMa,:-S aaoourd Fast Mull-nSa fitpnah. :
E'~ ftn,cEsonvilis, Atlanta and spythgsst, /. ~.
1880 + in,a s aaa ssv1hSsss
TRAINS ARRIVE RlcltAoAl. rs Z I
"a, M--rrom FLORIDA, ATLANTA and South
Is y wesMt, -From Flor!da1 Atlanta and South
f#t west, 4 ,,,,, pnlpta t5tfi Fi p
$50 y: M ,,7uf,tN' - w. NJ. TAYLOR,
II, s, i ,.aasnpass. Agent, City Ticket Agent
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cOTTON SEED ON. NARKE

COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK. Aug. la,-c,otton seed oil STEADY
with moderate business. Prime crude. T. o.. b.
mills. 24a go; prime summer yellow, ssMg
s2a33c.; prime winter yellow 3eg33c,
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Il NEW YoKK, Aug, la.-nEEyEs--R Receipts,
1850 head good steers nrm to a shade higher;
others. slow hut steady; bulls and thin cows,
steady to lOc. lower; good cows, Arm 10 lbc.
higher; steers, tsEGb S0;e BULLS. s2.50Gt 20;
cows. ,ltoGaSo. caives-Recelptt, 1,7ss head.
yesls. bo11bc. higher buttcrmlks,f frmi yosls.
sS4S; throw-outs. t494 t0;s top yaals, s,s6i
s strong, ely dressed Veal sG llHc per pound;
seleoled do,8 lsc.i country dressed bdploc. Sheep
hnd iI.atnbs-Receipts, s,0.e head good sheep
s56Saoo.i. higher; quality considered Sheep.
sdl475; culs. t269'6o; lambs l6,96 eps; no choice
lambs here ~ culls. 1905. IIogs-RsceIpts, 4,
sls head market sasleri state hogs, IS, 65lsS 50.
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Z, =, -, .. - 4, N A, 1875 1913 1913
~ eH I'VE. ~ ..,'i.''.'s. 81. TO- Is
March ,S,s1 IS7t 1 y - 1 Ssi
Nav ......,......l072 1912 loes TO- %
Spot cotton closed quiet. 70 points io 2" r
niddlns upinnds. 10. 10 tmlddllnx Hui1. w. 20 !
sales, 81 bales s5&ts. n, sS.i IN 5s
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

G., e.. C.. and ST. Iolis gen. h ..,.,..- 1924
Chicago Terminal IL. ........t..... "
Colorado and Southern a. !. Z. 4. 94h
Cuba S. certIticate d ]. 1oaM
Denver and RIO qrande H.. !. Z. l. u. 1921
Distillers securlties ................ Sis
Erie prior lien :, ........ 10lA
Erie General FAX
Hooking Valley Ms. 4, 8. lloh
| louisville and Nash Unlned Is. Z. go. l0ih
Manhattan consol gou w.. Il. 1OtN
Mexican Central 77H
Mexican Central LIST Inc. ...,.............. 2IK
Mlnn and ST.. Lnuts ....,..t...4...., 97A
! Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s............ 1924
/ Missouri. Kansas! and Texas ands........ s7A
\ National Il. r. OF Mexico Sconsol 4s...... 81
| Now York Central gen. ais. 99h
New Jersey Central yen. 5s...,........,...s1 Hh
Northern Pacific 10Sh
North Pacific Observation-Disclosures,
Norfolk and Western consol s4s. 1osx
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June II. tat6

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~ LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. a. ii5s Y ,S :
,,yiE wy \, ~. Mo RFOLk LIMITED. % Arrives
Wavery and Suffolk. - ss' - -
4 20 1905 A. M.--cHIcAao EXPRESS. parlor
md R aGlef seryIGH
90 Golu n nlueneld to Cincinnati: also Roam
S SRs Y hn g. and Knoxyllle Memphis.
M m III ~, + :. M;;-Ro,ANolSE Exp Ess For
faarImyllle. Lynchburg and Roanoke rs N l17s
100, s:o =. M.M,OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. AR
h t,Nes Norlok ;20 r. Stops only at PETERS,
purE, Wnyerly and Suffolk, Connects with
steamers st to Boston, n Providence. New York.
Ba ~ md Washing ton. ~
II ~ .i y M-Fr Norfolk and all stations tast
0;so3 u. n. NEW, ORLEANS SHORT LINE
P ~, Sleepers Richmond t. 14ynchbuGg and
}Roa noke. Petersburg to Bristol, 1.ynchburg -
e Memphis and New Orleans ca1s
...,0:aO r. N. ST. Iou1s EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper etersburg to Roanoke and Roa poke 70
Columbus Cafe d ming Car.
Trains arrive from tho West 7:42 y. NJ, .2:0
p H. and :1S P. NJ; from Norfolk t11:+0 A.. NJ
and 6 10 p. M, 9 ,}5i ~ 53 3js.4 ~
Nv, p. HlSYILr4,s.4iE$ G. H.. BOsLEY,
Genl. Pass Agt. dat. Pass. AT. sss