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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4-The cotton market
tImated at about $4,000 bales. but showed con.
net change trlf!ing. The, opening was steady.
unchanged to points lower In response 10
lower cables, good weather and q renewal Of
tho bear pressure noted late yesterday The, Q
were good many overnight buying orders in
tho hands of wire and commlsslon aoases that
ever. and shorty after the opening prlceS 4. I'd,
finals on the active months. on this trlflng
bulge leading bear traders sold very asgr, .
s!vey and soon filled up the demand. alter
which prices broke severely ea.chi,ngs o stop sopn
October about 2oq:4 points net lower cover,
Ing and persistent buying for the account OF
powerful longs rallied the MARKET, and ne! ne
SaS points private wires from The South re-
ported very small spot offerings. but according
to 'officiai reports tho markets were about " %
S-lsc lower, Liverpool cables stated that Ian.
cashre spInners were yielding TO demands OF
operatives and no strike was probable; ,,,,,o
ls,ssS bales against 1902 last week and 20
last year: for the week. estimated 1900 bales
against lO0967 last week and ISL last year,
To.days receipts at New Orleans were 1'ss, S
bales against II last year., ana AZ houston .'Sfa
bales against 15t last year.
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RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY %. 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. SD s
e 100 A. M-Daily--Local for Charlotte,s NJ c. Sss
1850 p. Observation-Disclosures Buffet Pullman 70
Atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans,
5a Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South.
s&;8 with through coach for Chase City. Ok
i5 ford, Durham and Raleigh.
600 F, MEX. Sunday-Chasos City Local.
III $50 P. M.-Dnily-Li mted-Pullman ready s:so
t|33Nt p. M, for all the Sou tn IA
Il sf5 YORK RIVER & LINE. VIZ ~
The fayorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. 4 Leaves Richmond 4:2o P. NJ, daily,
b 2:lb p. NJ --Local-Daily-Except Sunday fEy
I:20 p M-Except Sunday-For West Point
Is connecting with steamers for Baltimore
5QSg and river landings, Steamers call O.. YORK.
4G# town and Clay Bank Mondays. Wednes.
days and Fridays and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursday ana
t5, Saturdays ,s ~,
"' VIE AIMS ARRIVE RICHMOND
aka A K NJ and G;4o P. M.-From all the South.
e o:sS p O. M1Froni Charlotte and Raleigh. :.
S:1O 4. M.-From Chase City and INTERN 11i
30, aa.'oM'IBaltimoro and West Point. :.
80. i d t III NJ, daily except SUNDAY ms
G. ". WEsT1InY;- D. - 4, = R! HhTP1n We
s.. III. HARDWICk, W. II. :, q . ~ e.
f 4. ii ). M SPENCER. Gen'L Mgr..
washington. D. =.
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N By a. ]. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers. s
Trustees Auction Sale
No. 518 N. Twenty fifth st
Without Limit.

By. virtue OF a certain deed Of trust.
dated July 1904 recorded IN the c e. *
B. Isl, B, page III default having been
made In d portion OF the debt thereby Sc
cured, and being required BY the benefl-
ciary SO to do, we will sell by auction.
upon the premises, On en- r,s,1, orr ,oo5
at 6 O'Clock r. NJ, the property numbered
as above, RONTING. % FEET. MORE
OR LESS. ON THE WESTERN LINE y p, ~ r,
TWENTY FIFTH STREET. BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, BY, a
DEPTH OF 1922 FEET TOMAN .ALL.EY,
WITH A FRAME DWELLING TfiERE-
ON. Thla property. located In one Of th me
city, should attract your attendance at at
time OF sale. !,
money. except the following credits, viz:
-Four notes for he sum OF sS3o each due
1907, and July 4, 1907 and one note for the
sum Of $500 due July 1907; said credit re "
payments to bear interest IRON az daysi O.
sale. ~ "A. ). CaGW NM,
Au 4-tds. trustee.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

~
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUG. =, 1905.
ARRIVED 5lS
Steamer Berkeley, Shelley, Norfolk, merchant
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line
s 4. 80 fi $3.50 SAILED
Steamer Old Point Comfort Graves, James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise land
passengers, Virginia Navigation CO..
= Steamer Berkeley She cy.t Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. 4. 1905.
t ARhlYDD n. 5s
Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo. 49,. =. 5?iA
Baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo. iffis
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, AUG, 4. 1905. Il
ARRlVED
Steamer Gadltano. Norfolk. &
Steamer Bayport. Boston,,
Schooner s. p. Blackburn. Boston.
Barge Brittiania. Boston, Nh
55Si SAILED.
Schooner Prescott Palmer, Boston. &:
Schooner Margaret Haskell. Boston.
Schooner Twilight, Charleston.
Schooner Ellen NJ Golden, Portsmouth.
f Schooner Henry r. Tllton. Gardner.
~ 4 r.. H.. i &. = i
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Visible Cotton Supply.
(By Associated Press.

NEW ORLEANS, August 4.-secretary
supply OF cotton ised to-day, shows the
total Visible 10 be 1901 462, against asst S'l
last week, and 1,494,2l5 last year Of this
the total of American cotton Is So !sS ~ \ |.
last year, and OF all kinds, including
Egyrd, Brazil; India, etc. l,1o2 600 against
/ ,il2'0oD last week, and S35,0 900 last year. IS
or the worlds visible supply OF cotton;
as hove, there. is now afloat and held
in Grant Britain and Continental Europe,
1,576o(0, against s63,ooo last year; In
+ Isgypt, 1900, against 75,0O0 last year; In
India, 73O, 600, against 40l 900 last year. q I'D
in the United States, 62S,ooo, against 156'-
900 last year.
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CTS O. Sunday outings are the choice
Of Richmond people. No stops to get q
crowd plenty cars, $l.Oo round trip
Sunday to Old Point, Buckroe, Ocean
View. Pine Beach and Norfolk. Trains
leave Richmond every Sunday $3.50 and
"A, M. Pn'rlor cars attached, Seats
reserved any time during the week. Only
route running through to seaside without
change OF cars. Ten hours at the sea-
Shore Returning leave Norfolk every
hour until z r, NJ; leave Ocean View and
Pine Beach, 1880 p, n
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prices. shot up,
Then fE..L |. | A | | y
Stock Market31I Quite q 4 Lively
Hour Following the
Opening.
DECLINE. CANE LATER i E IN DAY D
Central Railroad Of New Jersey
and Northern Pacific Reach
New High Level.
tBy Associated 12ross.>

NEW YORK, August A.-'rhc Stock
Exchange had Quite lively hour fol-
lowing tho opening to-day, and the mar
kct showed more consistency and strength
during tint period than at any time
during the week. with the subsistence Of
thc carly active demand a dropping ten
dcncy III the standard stocks became OBJ
scrvable. 'rhc hcavness had no more
news 10 explain It than did the early
strength. The active buying OF the first
. hour was profcssedly based on growing
confidence in tho grain crops, and u, was
sought to convey the impression that In
formation was available 10 the buyers
on this subject through the arrangements
for securing supplies by the great cereal
producing companies
81 Record prices for. Central Rallr0ad OF
Now Jersey and for Northern Pacific,
with the exception OF prices touched dur
Ing che corner in the latter stock, were
another stock to touch q new high record
price. A number OF minor stocks made
their first appearance on the tape Tor
months TO be moved upward, with a dash
on light transactions The coalcra ana
the Southern group rested after their
previous advance. 81 u q, !, J,
rho carly5strcngth In Union Pacific was
cxplninahlc by the reports Of net earn
InSSs tDut SySleIl anu iO1 -
Pacific for June, showing an increase
over tho preceding June. which reached
nearly a million dollars for the two !rys.-
terms. The check to the buying when
showed in, the later market may have
been done 10 consideration OF the bank
statement forecast. 1t was notable; how.
ever, that an easier tone was reported
In tho market for time loans and for
call loans there was hardly demand for
what WAS offered. r'he Irregular tone OF
the latter market continued up TO the
closing.
bonds were STEADY: total sales, par
value. &302s,O;D. United States bonds
were unchanged on call. j
& The total sales of stocks amounted to
&C., shares. s
MONEY AND EXCHANGE-CLOsE:
Money on call, easy. highest. 2 per cent. !;
lowest. ! 80 ruling rate. g last loan. 8;
closing bid, ] 3-i offered at 2. Time loans.
slightly easier; 60 days 3 per cent; 90
days and six months. 3 3-4G4. Prime
mercantile paper. In4 IA pSr cent; sterl-
Ing exchange, iirmcr. With actual bust
ness in bankers bills, at S4.S6.55a 4.S6. 50
for demand and at ti.s4.75n4.si.s0 for co
day bills. Posted rates. 1875 l-2 and $4.S7
1-o Commercial bills. 1854 SIS. Bar sill
YER 591S. Mexican dollars. IS ~.
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RlcHMoNp PRODUCE MARKET

Corrected daily. Unless otherwise stated these
quota Ions are wholesale prcesO
LIVE POULTRY-Spring chickc ems. large. per
pound l4c.; spring. medium. per pound. lac; !
spring. small. per pound l1c.; hens, per pound
ike; ducks. large. sold per, pound "a loc: |;
e ensSI per Al piece i've suineas per piece
BUTTER-choice.. family packed. ls9l7e;:
choice dairy packed. per pound, l70lsc choice
store packed, per pound. l5q l6c-; med Hi, per
pound l5c.; common per pound i4c I, =.
ECiGS-In cratesabnearby. fresh lald !oc. !;
crates other sections. :l5c.: barrels and boAes'
1MIscELLAN s-Drled PEACHES, ~; e,
fancy, per pound, leGl3c.: peaches. virginia.
fancy, per pound. 1lfDlsc. peaches, unpeeiea
per pound. 4Gl5c. h apples. fancy sliced. , per
pound S4fI4hc.; apples evaporat ed, per poundd.
iM5c Feas--Rlackeye. No. per bushel. nom'-
nal: NO e. per bushcl. nominal -
LIVE lsToCK-yea!s. choice. per pound. ~
&C. veas, thin, per pound, ~ Csc. runner !e y;
per pound. "a So. (; hogs choice. per pound. - @
bc.; lambs, cnolce, per pound, % ehc; sheep.
choice, per pound. 3d4hc.; beef cattle. com.
mon to prime, 21a Q+hc. bulls, per pound, ?h9
b, irish potatoes, Il fancy. per barrel. 1l.6o;
choice, per barrel, y$l25; Medium per barrel.
sI.s5. Country hams. 1?a l4c 80, -.
FLOUR--Winter superior. - bo1I1b: white!
extra, 81. 1904 Is: winter olaarA $500 2: Wiz:
ter straight, s5.a5G56o; winter patent. 5. 20
500. Buckwhcat. per pound. 23ta &C. Gornmea
ciytH sacked. 7oG72Mc!; country. .boted. sackea.
ssha55c. Nillfeed-Shtpstun, per ton, s2l b0g
?a.00; bran, 3l9.bog2l.oo 3s3 b@5 3sls S.s yss
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William B. Pizzinl Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Tenth and Bank Streets.

4 LECTION SALE OF FOUR BEAUTI-
~ Full BUILDING LOTS ON GROVE
AVENUE.
We will sell at public auction on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST STH, AT P. N.
the four Elegant building Lots on the
north line Of Grove Avenue, beginning
IS feet west of Meadow Street and front
ing on Grove Avenue 1l2 feet, with u
depth Of l79 feet inches to. an alley:
These four lots are unsurpassed py any
other buildings lots on tho market, and
Will be sold at a sacrifice. t;y,tia3
TERMS: Very liberal.
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y BALTIMORE. MD, AUG, A-,Flop R-steadiy
MaheaW5 estsrn 1hg 4sahif1 ths
s @aMHHlS $sNgSsSc.; new southern 81 sampls
ssgssa eoEasBa; Spot END ths S1t
s ssier; old, No, mixed, slN Gs2o, Rye,-Eas,,
s5gS9s,c n95tHsTsr9ng and
Ell u g.ae. adle, 1el store packsd. loo,
Esss-EFm at 174c. Chesss-F1ym and un-
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
K BALTIMORE. ND. Aug, 4.-Scnboard Air
Line common, Is asked do. preferred, not
quoted, t!f2t5 E0.A5. 53s5glts
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CINCINNATI. O.. Aug. 4-Hoos-,Lewsr
BussherI. ss65q5.o7'. common: cts 90 g. 81 sG
Catte-Slow. Fair to good shippers Y1 &.
7 d mhs-Dull at S4lQ6. so. ls.tIal t6 ~
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u. g. refundIng 2s.a registered ........... 1854
u. s. refundIng ,s. coupon. lo33t
u. s. 49, registered. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 1917
u s. o. coupon J. I. }. 1881
u. g. New Is. rcgtstered /. ............. l32
u. s. New Is. coupon ....................t1S2
u. s.. Old H.. registered. .............:... ffl
II. g. Old Is, coupons. ............... 1o4 +
American Tobacco 4s. .certinca tes....... Is
American Tobacco e.. certificates. ......... lltA
Atchison general 4s (. lo4 (
Atchison adjustment 81
Atlantic Coast Line 4s........ !. 1929
baltimore and Ohio A. .ai \. x. looz
IIaitlinorc and Ohio Ooh
Central OF Georgia ts..... .s...............1 ~
Central of Georgia list Inc. ..,......,..... ys
~ nirai al Georgia ed inc I. ........ 81
f.hesa pcake and Ohio 109a
IN ira ~ and Alton ........... 50
S.hicano H. and Quincy new 4s...........1 0l !!
Chicago r. T. and PaclNc r. r. Seer. S2h
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"a 5 NAVAL STORES.
Observation-Disclosures at 5sc;;. receipts. ~
casks Rosln--Firm at ;3.12h bid: receipts SIG
barrels. Tar-F'irm at $500 bid; receipts. 80
barrels. Crude lTurpentine-Flrm at s2.5Ol4.0o
and s4.2s: receipts 1873 barrels.
81 SAVANNAH, GA. Aug. +-TURPENTINE-
Firm at 5S1sc.: receipts 1.1oa casks; ship
rnents, Jos casks; lies; s6l casks. Rosin-
irels: sales 2. 75s barrels.
% CHARLEsToN: s.; G., Aus. 4...TURPEN-
5TlNE-Steady 4 at 5Gisc.: sales 100 casks.
3Rosin-Nothng doing a l.stisi5
New ORLEANS, Aug 4.--Ros1N-Reccipts,
Ito barrels go. 49,. . s.lsa
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n k&SMN5it1!k&W6Ster|n
iEss June II, 1905,

uuo II,
89f. LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. II
500 A.. N, --NoRFOLK LIMITED. AZ Arrives
Norfolk II :2o a. M. Stops only 4 at Petersburg.
SWavery and Suffolk 81 a. ,s{f57 7l5-.a
Dos a.. M.--cH1CAGo EXPRESS. Parlor
Car. BE- Bsoiler Service Petersburg to .Lynchburs
and Roanoke, Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to
}Columbus. Blueheld to Cincinnati: also Roam
oke to Knoxville. and Knoxville TO Memphis.
Cafe Dining Car. Roanoke to Williamson. q 5{8
Farmrllle. Lynchburg and Roanoke 2 5is f55
300 P. M.--OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar
rves Norfolk $40 P. NJ. Stops only at Peters,
burg. Waverly and Suffolk Connects with;
steamers to Boston. Providence. New York;
Baltimore and Washington. RI
7:3 z. M.-For Norfolk and all stations east
D . 80 p. 5M.-NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman sleepers Richmond t. Lyfchburg and
Roanoke. Petersburg to Bristol Lynchburg to
Chattanooga Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe
Dining Car. 5S's slbil Us 8 i99 sSss
b 9:3o p. M.-sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke TO
Columbus. Cafe Dining Car is3t AN u ~
d Trains arrive from the West 7:42 A M. rs
p. Nj. and 9:ls p M; from Norfolk Il 40 a. M
and $3.50 p. NJ fasii5 s5g ,ts 3+ 81 {S3
Office No. S3S East Main Street. 8a5 ., 5s
a w, b.. -BEv1LL, IA G. HI. BOSLEf, #I
a$S5F Gen'l. Pass, Agt. Dist. Pass AIT.
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EQR NEW YORK.

Via Night Lane Steamers Except Saturday,
making connection in Norfolk with Main Line
Ship following day at ALI a'so y Mofto na
chesapeake and Ohio Ry.$ at "a. NJ. and P.
n. making connection daily Except Sunday
at Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing at :
r.. - q. Boswell. City Ticket Agent: sos E.
Wharf; II. b. WALKER, V. 7. and T, NJ. !.
New York. N. Y. rs 5
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATI0 COMPANY

Boston, Mass, & Providence, r. 1.
steamers leave Norfok for Boston Tuesday,
denca Monday. Thursday and Saturday ut 8
p, NJ. PASSENGERS and d, 1, frelght taken for a!
8. Rwy. and N. and w. Rwy. OFFICES, and
No. $40 East Main ~ K
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oregon Short Line refundIng 4s............., osA
Pennsylyania cor,v. F3hs................... i0At
Reading General 4s..................... 102M
ST.. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s...... 116A
81. Louis and san Francisco fg 4s........i5 S8%
81. Louis southwestern con. is............ s2h
seaboard Air Line 4s (offcred). ........... 9ot
s southsTm R nsSss ,lsfH
Texas and Pacific lists. 123 '
Toledo. st. l.. and Western 4s............. ssh
E EnIsn P Psse ssnv 1 1ss
I init ed States Steel I'd 6s............... 96 n
Wabasi 1sta 1lSh
Wabash Deb. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70H
Western Md. ........................ IS
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s................ % ~
}:$:$
Colorado Ind. I'd IS. series A..............1 70
Colorado Ind. I'd S., series B............... II /.
Southern Pacific 1stf4s. certifcates........ 96X
NJ. and o. Collateral Trust 4s........... 100A
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. Observation-Disclosures 70 Fl
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,tIsCELLAyNOUs MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET;
pE;rERSBURC, VA. Aug. 4.--PEANU TS-
t'rm ct $li5 Per bu sinny w, p
Chine picked, 2kI3Ac.; Smelling stock. 2G?Nc
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago. Il. I. and Pac. r. r. col. ks...... PIX
c., &C. and st. Louis gen. 4s.......... loSh
Chicago Terminal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. gC!t
Colorado Midland 4s..,............. 74h
Colorado and Southern 4s.................. q
Cuba IS. certificates !0!N
Denver and Rio Grande 4s................. Dlls
DstiIers' Securities R.................... hJl7
Erie General VIZ
Hooking Valley ............ liOh
pan 6s crtincntes. ..................... 1914
Louisville and Nash. Unified s.........sl ~ ~
Mexican Central .................:..... TN
Mexican Central list 1nc........-........... 24M
MIMI. and ST. Louis Observation-Disclosures. an
4 Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s........... 1924
{ Missouri, Kansas and Texas cds..!....... Seh
Z National r. r.. OF Mexico con. ls.......... S2N
New York Central gen. 3hs................ 99A
New Jersey Central gen. Northumberland. lS4H
Northern Pacific s......... ......... 1864
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 77h
Norfolk and western con. "a. ............. 103 d
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All ANTlC COAST LINE
RICHMOND & PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RAIL WAY

car. lsayo corner Of Seysnth ana psrry
Streets. Msnohss!sr every hous som ths nsi,,
, ,,mi,sd car. $3.50 p, NJ. daily. s1csp! Sunday.
t't Cars leave ps,srsburs, foot q syS s...
street. every hour from, $50 a, A. y l9;ss r
n Last car ll;p y. a. t.lhaltea saF, 10 ~
NJ. daily. except sunday, U, ~.
! All cars from Petssssurs coaaselsAf R.sa-
Ennna Cara "a AT
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CHICAGO Aug. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .. acc
head. Market steady Good 70 prime ne steers n,s
ers and feeders. 81. 25G4.e5; cows. .4oq4 go
he:ters. sa.sgs.oo Gamers, slssg4 ~. bulls
s55oa4 Is. Hogs-Receipts. 5000 head Market
Sc. higher. Mixed and butchers. S5.ao@6 s.. 10
good to choice. heavy f56a6Io; rough. hssav Y.
sos. shcep-Recelpts. 1900 head. Market
steady. Good to choice wethers. y! 6o44.S fall
10 choice mixed. s4g4.t0; native lambs. $4,a5S
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STEAM BOATS.
MD DOMINION
III STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Nighttime For Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening foot Ash
StreeD at Il P. NJ. stopping at Newport News
an route. Fare $3.50 one way. 81. 80 round trip.
Including stateroom berth meals. soc. each.
street Cars to Steamers Wharf.
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X CHICAGO, ILL. Aug. +,-Decreaslng receipts
southwest Impaired rm tone o t. t9e O wmeas
northwest added to the strength. At the close
wheat, for septsmber delivery was u ,ps. s.ei;
Corn Is doWn ls@lMc;7 ! 9ass snow loss o.
Tha landing futures ranged as folloWg:
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Iing futures ranged aa folloW8.
l,N 49,. Omen. High. Low. Close.

ossh qaotaiona We're We're aslews Fleaf
steady spriHg s%Shheat nosa IoEG M Mo-
SsAe.;; No syelow' sec. No. 2, oats, s7Ac, !
rssS %he ssgIsse ssa Ms
ff sir to eeisolce mailing, li9i1e No haxseed,
;I!s, No, northwestern; il.ss; prime, T In
othy aeed ss& Mess poFk Pr Ek barTs S"e9
r fiuo sides tooseS asosMS Isl: short clear sides
boxed, 500 se7.s Mhlskey, basis 81 Of h 1.h
%llsn e a sii 1s@ssc cReeseNFirm at loA
ilMc. Eggs Easier at mark. cases included,
ira. 9lc. N l4} 4. f.tl ~ tAY
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

changed: large. llhc.: small. 12c. Sugar
Steady and unchanged
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NEW YORK. Aus; 4.-BEEvE 81 I,,!;
and cows dull, but steady on light supply.
Common 10 prime steers, $1,000: bulls. ss.7Sa0
ans; cows, g. SOC. 75 calYes-Ree .n
Veais. s5Qs; but,ermlks. ,,aG3.s.A.a Dressed
calves lower. City dressed yeals su l2c. per
Sheep and Lainbs-Receipts. ll.l04 head sheep
lt935c. lower: lambs demoralized; closed Ioc "
sa75da. 62ii lambs, 1910 Hogs-Receipts, ? 40
head. Market 10c. lower. Good, medium state
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

NEW YORK Aug. 4,--Buying In the dry
goods market Is spotty, Buyers are lnsistent
,non securing SHOT goods, but are not pnrticu-
inrly Interested in futures unless for absolute
needs. Prices continue to advance and sellers
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OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4-FLouR-Dul and U,
changed. Rye FIour-steady. Cornmeai-
e' WsSneat-Firm; No. red. ss7sc. elevator. op,
lions ts1Ac net higher. September closed al
Csorrn-Easy: No. 2. SIC. elevator. OPTIONS nc
lower, following the west. September. Ole.
sOats.Bareiy steady; mixed, 3eisd3Sc.
Beef-Steady. Cut Meuts-Steady Lard
Firm; Western steamed. s7:5n7S';., r ref1n oi
ss:s5 rpentins.steady al slfasss; :. az
mild. Arm. Futures steady, net unchanged.
Sugar-Raw. QUIET fair refining. 7-lsIshc;
sugar. 3.isGsnc.; refined, Arm: 3.
i utter-Firm; western factory, lS1 lSc. west
Quiet and unchanged. Egss-Firm and un-.
changed, !, e,6n, 81.
southern si.25ai75; southern sweets. S!,S9R
S5, peanus-QuLet fancy hanSdplskedES,,, Sg
Long Island, per 100, 1Sas.oo, cotton-By steam
to Liverpool, l29lac L
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITrsBURci. PA.
Aug. I4.-CATTLE-Supply light; market
steady. !" Choice, s5.s5Gb,50; prime, s5.la4 I'D.
light, rkst seye q 9fme
pies, 80. iOd6 10; roughs. s+a5ao sheep-Supply
light; market steady: Prime wethers, {i:5!G'
76o common, s2a3.oo; spring lambs s7a75o;
,ycais calves. $7d7, so.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCE MARKET.
}(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)

- IEI9I1 Richmond, Va, Aug. =. 1870
Report OF the live stock market Tor. the week
ending July 3lst:
Prices about the same as last week. Best
steers. 4Aa5c.: medium to good 4giAc.; com
mon to fair, 3ia Gl4c. hest hefers, 4I4hzc:: me-
ldlum TO good. 3Isg3Ac.; common to fair. so
$40; cows. laq3hc.; bulls. 2hG3c.; cows and
calves, s1Sa35.oo per head; calves. 496c.
Fat sheep 3nG4c: common 2Q2hc.; culis.
1hG2c.; best Ia mbs. .6g6hc; common to fair.
343hc. stock ewes, 334425 per head.
81 Good hogs. 5hG5Ac.; common, 4Apsc.
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occupy more Independent position dal,y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-05
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va, aug. {. 1905.