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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-08
MISS BETTE PLAGENs DEAD.
Died Suddenly Yesterday While En- Route
TO Bryan TO Be Married.

Henry Prinzel and Cue Hinz
came in from Kurten late yester-
day afternoon for a coffin Cor Miss
Bette Plagens, daughter Of VIM.
Plagens, who died yesterday morn
ing about 8 o'clock. She had
started to Bryan 10 be married,
accompanied by the young man
she was to wed and others, and
had an attack OF heart failure when
4 short distance from home. She
was hastily taken back home. hut
soon expired. She had been in III
health for about n year. The
funeral will be held at Kurien
Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-08
chnp.Il,,, sueee,,or Arriv,,.

New York Dec. Mgr. Giuseppi
Averza, apostolic delegate to Cuba and
Porto Rico. arrived here on the steamer
Kaiser wilhelm II. Ho succeeds the
late Archbishop Chapells Of New Or
LEAFS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-08

The Nicholson Watson Co. open
their clothing store for business this
morning. They occupy the build
ting next door south Of the Cole Hard
ware Company.
John Grissett and J. NJ Barron
were here from lola yesterday.
5. II. Allphin returned yesterday
from Madisonville.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-12-08

Place your Christmas orders now.
Ed X lam has everything you want.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence, agent. Phone
3i5. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July es.-The cotton market
was very nervous and irregular with Trading
fairly active, GALES being estimated AZ eo0,o5
s deol'n as q point or, Ausus{. but generally
dnnase reports arising from, rains In the cen
trial and western belt, and covering OF shorts
In connection with bull support. attracted by
expectation Of a biIIsh orerep neueu,pupp
Washington at n,ld-day. There Vas sons r. If.
maTks. ruled hrm u thsma!n, and Just before
The weekly report rTHysd les, n bulsh than
atou, last nights prices under liquidation and
acreage estimate would be issued by the Bu-
rcau OF Statistics at moon Tomorrow caused nM
loved by reports tending to dlscredl, 9 new
acreage statement IN tho immediate future.
and the market In the late trading va, was very
q which was attributed to leading bulls; The III
session. u net decline OF 4Gf9 points.
a Receipts at the ports today were o4.3t3 bales
against 25, 200 last week and 1921 last year.
For the week (estlmatedl ITO, 900 bales against
l03 79o last week. and l4,33s asst year. To-day 8
receipts at New Orleans 3,sSs bales against
ls5 last year, and at Houston 6,7i7 bales against
81 last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Patents Issued.

Especial Ia The Times p spatch) :;
& WASHINGTON D. c., July 25.-Pat-
ents Issued Yirginians: Edward S. Burt
less. Roanoke. locomotive throttle valve:
George Graham. Dorchester, oil Aslas;
David Il. O'Connor. Waynesboro, vapo-
rizer for furnaces: Ida j. Stovall. High
land Springs, sham holder for beds.
Harrison Il. Miller has been appointed
postmaster at l3eldcn Ashe county, N.
c., vice John F. HolbrooI, resigned.
Rural route, No. /, was ordered estab-
lished October I'd at Enterprise. David
son county. N. c.. serving 244 people
and siXty-one houses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
( AMHERST FINANCES.
The Supervisors Lay the Levy
for the Year.
,ncclal e The TImes-Dispatc h.)

3Ia7t1I- Especial to HTho. q. Z,
AMHERST, VA, July 25.-The county
board OF supervisors met. yesterday for
the purpose Of making the county levy.
The lovy made was MS follows: For county
purposes s. cents; for county road pur-
poses, 1O for district road purposes, y
cents. except in courthouse district, where
1t was made 20 cents: for county school
purposes, is cents for district school pur'--
poses, 10 cents, except in courthouse dis
8trict, where It was made Is cents.
Tho county school board has announced
It's purpose Of esta blishlng a graded school
at Amherst Courthouseland possibly three
others III Eothers A.threc " districts OF the
county, and also Of reducing the number
Of schools in tho county as much AZ pos
sibe, possibly as much as one-flftll.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
I STATUS OF COTTON.
Improvement in the Staple is
Neither General Nor Marked,

10y 'SASsOSlttlSu 9So9'Jt
WASHINGTON. July 25.-The weekly
Drop report OF tho Weather Bureau To-
day says: J RI
Although Improvement is indicated In
parts OF nearly all Of the cotton States.
It is neither general nor marked. While
the staple has grown rapidly and Is gen
orally fruting we'll in portions Of Geor-
gia, ALAMEDA, Texas and Missouri, COM
plulnts of unsatisfactory fruiting are
received from the Carolinas,. Mississippi.
Alabama, Tennessee and Oklahoma, and
rust or shedding from all sections
age to cotton In localities In, Texas. hut
gsne!ly no great injury Is nss an,
portion OF the 'helt, and picking is UNI
der way In Southern Texas,
Tobacco has made rapid growth and is
generally in satisfactory condition The
crop wesdy, ana some has so bee saos drown.
sains u' II V tNy and is poor in iiglif
soil in Maryland, Topping is In progress
IN New England and ohio npd curing is
becoming general. with good results, In
North Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
NAV N6ito|k &W6stern
Juno II, 1905.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. 5S 5
i. 300 A..M.--NORFOLKa LIMITED. Arrives
N n, 1l:2o AM Stops only at Petersburg.
9:o5 a. M.-cHicAao EXPRESS. parlor
Car, Eroller Service, Petersburg to Lynchburs
and Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to
el, nlneaeld TO Cincinnati; also Roam.
Cafe Dining Car, Roanoke to Williamson.
R:lo p, M;;-RoANoKEj EXPRESS. Fol.
400 T. M.,1ocEAN SHORE LIMITED. AR
irivea Norfolk $3.50 r. M. Stops only at Peters,
burg Waverly and Suffolk Connects With
steamers to Boston,. Providence. New York;
Baltimore ana Washington. liaI ifS & tN
7:25 r. M.--For Norfolk and all stations east
of Petersburg. i5f4 3i
4 ESQ r. M.-NEwE ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman s!eepers Richmond tt,Lynchburs md
Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol, LynchburG to
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans. CAFE
Dining Car. ,li .a3$ i53 ss
\ $3.50 p. M.-sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke to
Columbus. Cafe Dining Car y.
e Trains arrive from the West T:42 "a. Nj t:oS
p NJ. and s:1s p. M; from Norfolk II no A. Nj
and 6 $50 p. M Il l57 III
ortiee No. sss East Main Street; Il n,
N W. d, BEVILI..@ .sa5rfEi c.. n. BOSLEYi' 4, /.
Sem /. Pass AEt. Dist. Pass. Ast.s ssl
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TO HAVE RACES AND &.
THEN, A. TOURNAMENT

Especial to Tho Time Dispatch.) S
"a SOUTH. fBOSTO VA, July 525.-The
event Of the summer WI BIO races at the
South Boston Houston Driving Park Tues
day, August lst. After the races have
been finished there will be a tournament,
in which all can join. This Will be the
first chance the young men have had In
lance
The entrance of tho knights will be free.
Refreshments will be served on the
grounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
MAYOR PROSECUTOR.
Little Girl Bitten on Foot BY a
Snake.
lsnnnln1Nto &c 1,i1nes III 80 ~ 3

sS5S (Special&to The Times ispatcho
4 WINCHESTER. VA, July 25.-Mayor
8 II. II. Baker played detective this after
noon and made an arrest III person. his
victim being itchell, n colored
liveryman, whose sick and diseased horse
was being driven to a transfer wagon. inc
Mayor appeared III person against the
livcryman In court. An appeal was taken
from a jail sentence.
A big copperhead snake attacked and
bit Miss Minnie Nail, daughter Of Albert
Nail. Of this county. on the foot. and her
leg is now greatly swollen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
LIFE PROLONGED.
Laughs AS Deaths Shadow is
Temporarily withdrawn.
A = \ i
(By Associated III

NEW YORK, July 25.-The notice OF
stay Of execution OF tho death penalty
on the order granted by Justice O Bricn
yesterday to Lawyer Albert T. Patrick
under sentence Of death for the murder
OF the aged millionaire, William March
Rice, was not served until to-day on tho
lawyer, who is confined in the death
house at Sing Sing prison. Patrick
laughed when the notice was given him,
and sald 5E
3"I knew It would come. It is only
what expected. IN
Ho expressed confidence that in a short
time he would secure new trial and
ultimately his freedom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Less Produce Coming In,

Cary Street commission merchants are
receiving less produce now and arc bet
stock. Fair prices are being received
for vegetables, chickens and eggs. Chick
ems go at IL cents and eggs ut n cents.
Potatoes run from 81 70 $l.26 barrel.
good prices, as the lower grades are
fast coming In. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26

year, but 1t lis yet too early to fore
cast the size Of the coming crop. AT
present the crop Is suffering from too
much rain, and the rank grass ana
difficult for the farmer to keep his to-
baccO clean. s y
NJ II tho weather conditions become more
favorable the crop may recover from us
aet-back, as the most important stage OF
Il xn + y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c.. July 25.-sPIR1TS
TURPEErINE.-sSleady at ss,ic; receipts. IS
bs rreis. Tar--Fsirm at 800 bid; receipts: 4
barrels. Crude ;Tdrpen tinsI-F at f?.5o9
and 81. Is; receipts. 80 barrels. ~.
fSAV.ANNAH. GA July 25.-TURPI5NTGNE-
Steady at 67!ac.: receipts, 100 casks chip.
receipts 1911 barrels shipments. 2l76 barrels;
sales 1916 barrels. fsAtEga ti555 Jst
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

Corrected daily. Unless othe rwise stated these
nS g.
pound, co122c.; SIN all. Ier pound, l7119c.: hens,
per pound. l2apl5c. ducks, per pound lagl4c. !;
gee.e. per head 5Sa7Se; Eulnea1 per head,
d. BUTTE --cho!ce dairy packed. per pound.
12al4c.; choice family packed. per pound. 10
13fi4c.: sto; packed, fresh mixed. per pound.
leal3c.: common grades, per pound. lo1l:c.
EGGs-In crates. fresh. nearby. dozen. !ec:;
IiscELLAN Us-Dried peaches, N c..
fancy fancy psF psaa % Ps
per pound. 415c.; apples. fancy. sliced, pei
pound. ta4Ms aPpes :yapora,eS; per p1u r.
s.ss; blackeye No. :. per bushei 81 o; BLACK,
per bushel, ,l.4o; clay. per bushel sl.lo9l2o
ns-Handpieked per bHs ina, !, tLs5g.,;
LIVE sTOCK.-Veals. choice. per pound 50
per round. 4gse;: hogs: choice; pxs pound. 9
Choice che per pound. s94He.; Beef cattle, com:
&c. Irish potatoes, fancy. pei barrel. ,ltS;
choice, per barrel. 31.25: medium. per barrel,
100. Country hams. l29l4c
extra. ss.75Gtz winter cieara stae. Is; win:
!eI straight; t5;25ae.s So; winter patent: ts.75g
go Rsr pound
s2,s@ssc siiIifeed-shipstufr. per ion. ;eL5e0
200; bran. sls.5bG:l.oa
OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS assss
NEW YORK. July c5.-FLOGR-Dull, but
steady. Rye F'lour-Steady. Cornmeal-Flrm.
Rye-Quet Barley--Nominal. .
Yheat-Easy; No. cred. a5c.g 4. o. b. aflout.
Options partly &c. net lower. May. closed at
9:5sc.: July, eiAc; September. ol1sc; Decem-
Der. 92c. 3sE5 ~. u.
ne Say se
oqtsZsts,ady; mixed C "a sst,:e :, .s.y ~.
Steady; refined, steady. Porls..steady Tai
low-Steady, Rosln-stendy at $3.50. Turrcn-
Corce--spot Rio. steady: mild quiet. Futures
firm. net unchanged to points lower Cor
Ing. sNG3Nc,: centrifugal, 90 test, I-Sea
4 Lilo / inolasaes sugar. 81 "a 3-16c. refined,
s,endy, Rice--Quiet. Molasses-Dull.
p Butter--Firm: extra cren merry, Y gO& T2lc;
5Cheese--Firm and unchanged, 70 Eggs-Firm and
unchanged. ssf5 I. u Il 4,
other her domestic, 3aT e. cabba sesa,s lSady
y CHICAGO. July a5,--confllcting reports as
to the amount Of damage done BY black rust
caused see-saw market ~ wheat here 10.
tEa Mc. corn is on MaAc. Oats show !, loss
OF ssGNc. Provisions are unchanged TO Use
The leading futures ranged as follows; ~.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
! (Sales at Union Stock Yards.)

v
tsales at Union Stock Yardsl
Richmond. va.;July. g. 1905.
ending Monday Ia as follows:
|. Good rim OF cattle. sheep lambs and calves,
and run OF hogs.
d Best steers, AZ e5c. < medium to good. 4d4Nc;
common to fair. 3k44c.: best heifers 444tsc. /;
medium TO good. ola93Ec.; common to fair,
s@aAc.; cows. itG3hc.; bulls. zta3c.; calves.
Fat sheep sHPsc.; common, s52isc.:: sculls,
lHg2c.: best lambs sasac.; common 70 afalt'
3a4sc.: r,ock ewes. ssfpi:sS per head
Good hogs 5N46Ec.; common, 4h45c.
sesa a. Market steady Sood !, 6 III gTms ssssls
ss!tsss sssnsis; :i$sS, Ss1;s
sspss E|. hsrd 1saa
IsasR s:os sa?ff sh sssyS
head: Sheep loc. iower;S lambs ieai5o. lower:
Good to choice wethers {47oaS:io; ealr !,
natse ssa1oo t's wssern lambs s5sSasss
NEW YORK. July 25-BEEvES Receipts,
1.ls5 head; mainly consigned direct; nothing
doing In live cattle; feeling firm on reported
light receipts tomorrow; cables weak at loisg
11,ac. per pound for live cattle. dressed we1ght;
,sps a naop IA At 9
head. Veals liominaly frm: no sales; butter r
City dressed yeals steady at 7glo1sc. per pound ;
extra careasses lle per pound; country dressed
ceipts. 4,l4s head, Sheen steady; prime heavy
a .a%G ms alum SLOW ssssp ,saa 1ass.
heaa fs esset
So asaa Quoted q s. 81 PIGS So; MICA
westerns. $50 G5.s5. IA
gALT1MqHE LILY s5s ws2e s.s 9N
at quotations as follows; First quality !, pei
bulls. per pound. afp3c.; thin Steers and COWS.
per pound. .as,sc oXen pe PER- pound sgs oS
s %sa isSs s:'ss ssss. Ssss
and I.nmbs-The market was steady as follows
Sheep Mol fat, per head, 50, 5oaS. 90; do peE
e2und gset do So "a Gnon
hound, saS'sc, CaIves@There we're very light
receipts with q good demand. The market wa
rmer Following are the es asc ca aoeS
p pes poa n1e s.a fH rough heavy each
sSs fhssssb fa'Tss 7SS nS poShd '
Union STOCK YARDS, gPITTSnURG,t PA.
STEADY. fchoice. ss4oaS so fair. S. loSI5sa
Hogs-Receipts light:. market higher l'r y &c
i1SSas asaS 's
ST. s;' rough iih sisSGsis hesp-ReeeiPts light;
market steady;g prime wethers. S5gblb; com;
mon, $4,000; spring lambs, Sf.eod7,oo; veal
calves, 37N7bo. i
GlScINNAT ,so com H'g soasAe az.
tle-steady Fs'r I! e. good sh1gp y 81
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l5,sl4.oo pounds; sold from September J. 1893 %:
1905, ,9o5. 800 pounds. Is
The weather during the past week has been
Ing in proper order the farmers have put in the
week getting their crops cleaned OF grass and
dItion.i There In some. complaint in different
sections that tobacco 10 not growing as was
some tobacco tapped. and is generally reported
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
TOBACCO MARKETS.

r. Richmond Va, July Is. 1905.
s Tobacco-Dark Flred-Market continues quiet
With light offerings and receipts. Drlghis-
UnchaMged outlet, but firm, with fair receipts,
Sun. Cured Receipts continue light and mar
ket steady'at UNCHANGED quotations,
order, as much OF the tobacco coming In is
damaged, and when such Is to case It sells
raj below market price, J5
mr., ot0tiD inns a ra q follows.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Richmonders in New York.

(spccialto The Tlmes-D Ispatch.)
NEW YORK, July 25.-Bresln, I. kauf-.
mann; Plckwlck, Miss T. Montell;
Gerard. j. C, Mayer, A. Cohen and wife;
Navarro, NJ. L, Folk York, M. Hirsh-
berg; Herald Square, w. Fl. schwarz-
schild; Hotel Aston. J G. Tinsley, ]. r..
Smith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
SOUTHERN RAIL NAY

"A SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY rs. 1905. rs
40 TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. ~ sifi
1900 A. M.-Daily-Local for Charlotte, n. CO
1870 p. Observation-Disclosures Buffet Pullman L
Atlanta and Birmingham New Orleans Z
with through coach for Chase CITY. OK
ja5 ford, Durham and Raleigh. "a = 5s5 4
500 F.. M.-Ex. sunday-Chase City Local :.
1850 T. M.-Daily--Lmt ed-Pullman ready 2;ss
5l3j8 p Nj, for all the South.
III, 49, YORK RIVER LINE.
The favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points 4 Leaves Richmond A:ao P. NJ, daily;
? 2;l6 r al-Daily-Exce Sunday. ~
4:s0 p M.--Except Sunday-For West Point,
80 connecting With steamers for Balt nlorp
hi IA and liver landings Steamers call at Yorki
5.i town and Clay Bank Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays. and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays, Thursday md
Eta Saturdays. la5Eia ! II -
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
}A.sa A NJ and s6;I2 p. M.--From all tho South
s:sS p M,-Fron Charlotte and Raleigh. I,
ia 4. M,-From Chase City and ntermcdl-s
a.25 An bal tlmore and West Point.
NIX 4. M-DaiIy-Dxcept Sunday and Mon.
day; 5.lo z. NJ. daily. except Sunday =
WEsTBglR21Tsi, p p -, lThY%oE =
III III 3. SPENCER SPENCER. Cent; Mgr.
washington. D.
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"A Virginian WEEDS.

Especial to The Times Dlspateh.)
ST. LOUIS, MO-. July Pa mar
riage license was Issued at Clayton to-
day to Beth w. Thomas, OF Lynchburg,
Va, and Rosa Kessler OF Salem. Mo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
Lynchbnrg 1opacco Market,

N ~ Lynchburg, Va, July s., 1907
The sales Of loose tobacco on the Lynehbnrg
market for the Two weeks ending July eth. as
Warehouse. we're as follows. !"
Sold week ending July itth, Ss.7e pounds
sold week ending July 2lst %, 100 pounds ;
decrease for the week ending July 2lst, ll.sFo
Sold from September i. lsot to July n. 1905.
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professionals
CONTROLLED. IT
--- = rs -. f3 s Il 81
The General Public Eviiiccd No
Interest III the Market t,<s
Yesterday.
SHARP REBOUND ' OF READING !; {: . y:'
= $3.50 ~
Disclaimers of8A'-ny Danger Of =. +: z
Strike Acted to : Bouy
It Up.
SHARP REBOUND. OF READING {: 81
nv Associated Press

NEW YORK, July 25.---To.days stock
market had clearly enough fallen back
Into the hands Of the smaller profession
al element. Tho general public shows no
sign OF interest IN the market The
buying movement Of. Monday TO cover
y short contracts put out on Saturday was
carried over into Tho carly part Of to-j
lay, and smnll speculative parties oper.
Z ltcd for, an advance In one or two
stocks In which there was plausible mo-.
lives for an advance. s}
Reading reboundcd sharply from Sat-
urdays attack. owing 10 the disclaimers
the Mine Workers o. the alleged danger.
The United States Steel stocks were.
taken In anticipation Oh a strong showing
to be made BY tho quarterly report Of.
Tho demaTnd for stocks was not extend,
sellers OF last week. 81 .55,5,l
hs rs %ss j. 'hs Sc q sd whgs
p yh WHEAT eaek res Fs ffR re sarns da e
crerancy between. the tenor OF these re-
them ofinduence. both IN the wheat and
stock markets. and the late reaction IN
\ cause.
Tho New York money was called
x easy, but principally from the llghtness
Of the demand. the funds offering show
Is Ing no notable increase In volume.
Is The stock market of the latter part Of
q the day foil into, almost total neglect,
hut the decline was partly recovered,
q and the closing was steady. 5
Bonds, were steady. Total salcs, par
value, S1Sl4,p10
United States bonds were unchanged
on call. t b
Total sales OF stocks, 3ss,seo shares.
"a MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cLos E:
4 Money on cali. easy, at 2 per cent; clos
Ing bid. and offered at 2. Time loans
easy; so days, 3-4G3 per cent; 90 days.
mercantile paper, 4G4 II per cent: sterl-
ing exchange. firm, with actual business
Is In bankers bills, at $i8s. 4sd7s4s6 go for de-
mand and Mt 1854 7o1lsaei.75 for 60 day bills.
Posted rates, $ieJ I-9 and $t67 l-2. Com
mercial bills, s4s4 1-2Qs4s5 SIS. liar silver, IS
B rs. Mexican dollars, s; L.
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is5a ~ - s3s5 81. isaE = 80. -.1 4
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Il PETERsBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported by Rodgers. lMcCabet & Coz
PETERSBURG, VA. July "a. --:PEANUTS-
Spanish -Market firm at 'li5 per busheH VII VI
Chino picked. 2hG3Ac.; Smelling stock, 2d2Mc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26

o hA umaGahanssd Mr. sy
ns& soSher M9sS 81 sapls sa
Stc eSSTTneadS III" spot sna tbs month sle
southern white corn Goae'4S; 2s I;] Ms
Western w 75a7se.1' Butter-stsady and IN,
chansed fancy i f,ansy CREAM
IiiiiSal6c' Z Eggs Easy and unchanged at I7e,
lCheese--Firm. large, loac,; small ll%e'
Sugarr-Steady and unchangha' 5s
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npy3coons N,ARKETs

NEW YORK, .July 2s.-Dry goods opera
tions have mot been large and buyers were not
sueculntively inclined, but were very 5insistent
upon securing early deliveries, which In increas
Ing number Of cases were impossible. Il VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26

France e.oss bales; 10 the Continent. 5oo4
bales; to Japan 2,949 bales. &
Total since September 1st at all ports
receipts 0s0S, 92l bales: export to Great Britain
1893. os3 bales: 10 France. 1900 bales; 70 the
Continent. 3.1H.t93 bales: to Japan, 80 1871
bales: to Mexico. IS, 81: bales.
SEW ORLEANS. La. July s5.-roTToS;---
Sales $50 bales. Including $40 to arrive; dcliv-
cred on contracts. 100 bales; quota lions NC.
. Futures opened arm with prices efls points
vance until a new high level for the season war
recorded. August opened J points up 4 i os:
evening. s finals. Heavy liquidation then set In
which finally. carried prices down TO polnts
below yesterday'S closing figures. The closing
was quiet. The Lat from August to March In
elusive showing net losses OF 6tpoints on each
position. 4Sg ft Il. va y
Futures quIet. July. 1ln2 bid: August 1870
1893; September. 1921 1913; October. i1.oi4
li.oa; November, l1.0lG1LG3: December, 1-05a
sii.4: January. n.1oalLli February. ll.l4q
Ills; March. II .e?Gl1 .e3. 5t ts3
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II NEW YORK, July 25.-Cottonseed oil was
Irregular With fair business Prime crude, ( { g
.SXc.; z of summer yellow. nominal: prime
white, 3ohff3lc.; prime winter yellow. 3o,sGalc. y
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Tobacco Outlook,

= The tobacco acreage In the sun-cured
belt is about the same az It was last
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JULY c5. 1895.
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PORT- NEWPORT MEMS, y ULY Is. 19J5. n
ARRIVED
/, Steamer Anstcldyk, Rotterdam and Amster.
dam.
Barge Knickerbocker. Providence
Barge George r. Skolfield, Boston. 8
Barge Cassie, Boston.
barge Fannie, New London.
Steamer Lowands. Savannah, sGf
I, Schooner, Rachael ". Stevens. Boston.
"a at .l ts}s yli "a SAILED. gF s
Steamer Georgetown. Portland,
i Schooner w. r.. Hood. Gardner.
s Barge Kenebec, Boston.
Barge Bristol. Warren,
Barge Sagua, Bangor.
Steamer Ness1eld. Norfolk.
Steamer LOwlands. London,
Barge Idaho, Allyn's Point
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE MD. July, dashboard All
Line common and prefcrred-So quotation
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
llIchmond, Va, July q, 10,

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SALES.
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r., r. and r. Div. Oblig.-f01 at ss2l1. Is. e.
Eank OF HIchnond--5 al ia. .a
Virginia Carolina Chemical preferred-5 AT
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