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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-29
BETTER TIMES COMING.
Fall Will Bring More Active Mar.

Fall Will Bring More Active Mar
ket-Live Stock in Demand.
The general tone@of the market up to
this week has been very quiet, owing to
the fact that many buyers have been
out for the summer. But now the market
i Is resuming its former activity, and
with the commencement OF the fall trade
the prospects are looking much brighter.
In poultry the receipts are moderate,
and the market very active. and u good
market is expected this week. Receipts
of eggs are gradually Increasing, but
q slight decline Is very probable. Butter
Is light, but thcreflsi q good market, and
large: quantity OF it=1can be handled.
In country bacon the market is very dull,
especially SO on anything except choice,
well-smoked. well-trimned stock. a bet
ter market is hoped for later on IL 4 q
In live stock yeals, lambs and sheep
are in good demand. ACholcc cattle are
also very active and scarce.
In miscellaneous foodstuffs, dried
fruits. damsons. fancy Irish potatoes.
choice dry onions, cabbage. wool, etc.,
are In good. active demand f
The market is ready now for all kinds
OF fall produce, and q good, active trade
lis expected from now on.
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COTTON sNIA.RliETS.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s-cotton prices made
movement on the renewal q active huil suppos;t
and covering. Influenced by continued drought
In the southwest and reports OF an improving
spot demand. The close was at practically the
best OF the day. or u net advance OF lS1l21
points. ~ & ~ laaa .
The opening was strong at an advance Of
sQls points. following higher cables and the
for sale al the advance. but Southern and !
soon after the opening prices showed a net
reaction OF s, or points under realizing. nut
zion the market ARMED Hp a:aln IN the after
two over tho high point Of the early session
The close was very steady. Sales were esu-
ma led at $4,000. balcs sE53
Temperatures In Texas wore lover, butS the
only Indication Of moisture was a forecast
for showers In tho panhandle Southern spot
markets were l-l6IAc.: higher. EXPORTS tor
the day, were about q 900 bales against port
reccints OF ii, COS bales. A private crop report
Issued after THO close. showed q condition %
Receipts OF cotton at the portH to-day were
II io3 bales against 6.6pl last week and H. 66e
last year. For tho week (estima,edl % 600 bales
To-day's receipts at New Orleans wers ,pas
bales against l,l74 last year, anu AZ houston
s,a6 bales against 4,9la last year.
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Virginia Merchants in Baltimore.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
BALTIMORE, August 2S.-In the past
merchants lave been in the city, among
them the following from VIrginia:ET. ],
Cooper, Winchester; Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Slmons, East Radford: Miss Simons, East
Chase City: Miss VI. Nuchwoods, Galax,
Va: S. NJ. BAYLOR. Roanoke:J. G. Cronk,
Suffolk: S. @. Bunkley. Crittepden: Henry
A. tTalk. RI edmond; Mr.. Gardner. Bla cks-
sburg:GJ. W. Hennger, Chllhowie; T. & B.
Hall. .Chuckatuck; L, Johnson, Virginia;
Miss Z. p. Jones, Bradford; u. p. john
son, yIrginln; Samuel Cohen Christians
burg: J. L. Frank. Crittenden Charles
L. Miller. Belleheld; Frank Owens.
Wytheville; T. W. Pitt, Chuckatucx p.
w. Sheton, Clifton Forge: wv. G.. Snow,
nthsville; IT. "A. Stewart Clearmont;
J.tF' Snow WlcomicU Church.
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FIRM CIL.Oy|N(
AFTER: !. REACTION.
Renewed Hope fos Peace i, Ear Ear
East Influential Factor On ~
Market.
COPPER AGAIN A FEATURE,
Attacks Upon Stocks Rcst,incd
and Prices Affected Money
Rates Harder.
my Associated 1'rcss.) /,

NEW YORK, August %. -'rhl licnvinrss
ana irrcgularty Of ts-duys stock mnr-
kct may be nscrbcd 10 several 4tircuin.
stances any one OF than more or less
p!anstblc, II not entirely logical.
n Our market nnd those nbrU,ld derived
/ but scant comfort from the situation at
Portsmouth, while further rreLeXt to ell
hero was found IN the n.G,tl demands OF
the head Of the Anthracite Miners UiUn,'
and tho widely hcralded ut.er,,lces Of q,
New England operator, who to-,lny re-!
sumcd his attacks upon the :bppu, stocka.
1t Is noteworthy that the coal shares
and Amulgamntcd Copper wers matarials
ly lover. To the foregoing cond,tit Ms
should be adued a decd ID tendency to,
tho hardening Of MONEY rates ard a
further drain by tho est upon locnii
financial RESOURCES. III. E,fIs
The rc-nelon To-day app 4tcE,ly mad the
tacit. II not the open ssympdLiy % htiong.
OF support vi the most crit!cni stages
OF the early session, Initial pr ees through
out The ac,yt Lst we're lo.er, nclu Y. !.
n n sra % neaahs na lt paec
st. Paul, Atchlson, cnnsylvhnia and ca
madam Pacific. On the othar5 ia III cams
were made by. METROPOLITAN street Eau,
way, Metropolitan Securities, Sugar and
Pacific Coast. the latter making ~ new
high record. Tho list rallied fceoJy IN ne
first hour. such Dupport as the market
received coming from INC Western GcSo' '''-
factor being the news that Japan had
agreed to. waive her claim to Indemnity u.
value, s25s5, 100. ',1s51 Z,
changed on cnll. 5i III
The total sales of stocks to .,lay amount
't,,S nui, q = Il q
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to the Continent. a27o.l2s bales; to Japan,
373, 710 bales; 10 Mexico. 5l032 bales. r

4 NEW ORLEANS. La. Aug. 2.-EOTTON.oea
Spot cotton firm sales 300 bales. including 100
TO arrive. Quotations advanced Nc.
Trading In futures during tho tirst Dal { Gay
ns It & has for the past three weeks while
The spot dsma I'd Is inersa s!ng With = i i,
higher than Saturdays finals and soon gained
ids points additional, L!yerio9l. also fsll IN
line, closing lsGl5 English points higher r On
market was f,rm throughout the session, clos.
Ing within a point OF the top and showing net
and I7als points on the other positions 4 1,
Cotton futures very steady. August. io ,9
bid; September. 1896 bid: October, ll.09IiI1Q;
November, II. loaiI.12; December, ii.iIaii.S:
Al. 25sil1.e6; February. N.3oG u.SS;
March. IL d9G IL 40. -. gLst 80.
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MARINE 1NTE1LIGkNCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUG. .. 1905,
~ ARRIVED,

q
PORT oF RICHMOND, AUG. g. 1905,
ARRIVED,
Z Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. merchan'
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line. sa1
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, merchan'
disc and passengers Old Dominion l'Hs, /,
aE sfit9 SAILED
steamer old Point Comfort, Graves. Jane,
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Co. 8s4
steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. merchan,
chandise and passengers Old Dominion line.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk, msrchan,
disc and PASSENGERS, Old poml Mon lila.
Tug Radiant Baltimore, two oil barges. ~
Schooner Kate, Davis. James River, lght,
PORT OF, WEST POINT. AUG. 2s, 1905,
ts{r AkRIYAD seg 4 AZ
steamer Baltimore, Courtney, Baltimore. pas
singers and }general ca
Steamer Baltimore, Courtney, Balt!raorc. pass
81 ngsrs and general cargo. Is
PORT NHwPoRT NEWS. AUG. q, 1905,
i " ARRIVED 81 N
q Steamer L. a. Savole. New York. IN q
h Schooner Augustus Dabeock, Bangor
y Schooner Saganore. Camden tsift ~
schooner Marie Palmer, boston. IL N 4i5, ~,
Z Schooner Margaret Haskell, Boston. s.s S
Schoore Addison y, Bullard, Boston. Il.
Schooner =. T. Stotesbury, Boston, a.
BARGE Indiana, Fall River, &
sehoonsr Baker pRlbsr HastnA Az
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NAVAL STORES.

rHMR tfinSTT i At 5sae: receipts, IS
casks Rosin-E1rm at 33.l6; receipts, 2id bar
reis Crude rpentlne-.Firm at 81. 6g4'O0 and
Si;n; receipts, 1ss barrels Ts % -r1rRppNr1NE-
Steady at 6Oc.: sales. l.l22 casks receipts, 6N
casks; Shipments 1H casks. Rosln-Firm;
sales 1883 barrels; receipts. 21io barrels; ship
tH III n HE EsroN, S, c., Aus. 2s-TCRPEN-
TINE AND ROSTN--Nothlng doing.
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y oruER PRODUCE Il MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s..F1oUR-Recee dpt
, sssSa1tS. GyoSrnmeal-steady. Rye-steady.
Enthusiastically feeding. 10000.
%Wheat-Spot easy: No. red, sac. opIIifo n
closed XIAc. net lower May closed at Sshc.;
September S5Ac,: December s7c.
corn-Spot easy; No. q 6ohc Options closed sss1s
AaAc, net lower; September tsHc'; D Decor,
Me .'ssss Iyss 5sF Re-
ilnod quict Pork-Firm: family. 81. 5GllS.oo
short clear, sl4: 6oGls,bo. Tallow-ouet: Rosn-
pentlne-Quiet and steady at 63u63hc.
3 Coffee-Spot Rio. steady; mild. ste aSly;
Futures closed steady at net decline OF SHlo
pela,If d test moasses sugar
3Ac.; refined, quiet Rlce-Quet Moasses-
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; Long leland and Jersey In
bulk, per 100 pounds. 3l.5oTi:I6; 90. Jersey,
round, per barrel or bag. sl37Gl6?:, Southern
Maryland barrel dH;,, :; S g; re ao
Saii; ia, bu.ch. per 49, s6sSo; do Wake
rel. = 7sc GsI co. Pcanuts-Quiet; fancy hand
picked, 5G6Ac.: other domestic, 1904 C. COT
ton--By steam to Liverpool. l3Gl5c.
~ CHICAGO. ILL,., Aug. ea.-Under weight
Of bea Han sentiment wheat prices were held at
n small decline to-day by resting orders IN
the hands OF commission houses: september
WINS down No. at the Close, September corn
and oats we're of Nc. Provisions finished staW
VII The leading futures ranged as follows 60.
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my GOODS MARKET.

+ NEW EYO Hk, Aug. 2S.-The week opened In
the dry goods market with the same firm;
ness and Independence which was exh,pifG co
tho @unwillngness to speculate regarding the
failure there wers !nslssn inquiries e9 hs o at
value. and tho outlook was for higher prices
In many directions without demand being sat
\
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TCH.tOND PRODUCE MARKET,

LIVE POULTRY-Chlckens, small. bright. Fer
pound. lbc.: medium. per pound ltkal5c;i
large. per pound. 14c.: extra large. per pound.
l3c. Hens, small. per pound. l0c.; large, per
pf und. lOc. Roosters each 2ol5c: pucKs.
uns age per pauna yeuns s CO..
R ssc. $3.50 !. - III - ~. =
3 BUTTER-ChoIcc family packed. per pound:
l7alsc.; choice dairy packed. per pound. l7l
lSc.; choice store packed. per pound, l6Tl7c.;
medium store packed. per pound. lac,; common,
Edds-in crates; nearby. fresh, p, per dozen.
&C.: fair to good per pound. sgs SIC runners.
per pound 4qec.: sheep fair 70 prime az per
pound 3GD6c lambs, spring. per pound, 4aesc. !;
cattle. fair to prime. per pound 6GIalzc.
MISCELLANEOuS--D per bushei
;ll7s dried peaches peeled ednS per 2Sn4nh
esekeerrfs Pesnd en os5 5 sn9'se
WOOL lunwashed, free iof burrs per pound 81, 3lc'
Wool unwa shed. bury, per pound e'dp?sc;;
WOOL tuh-washed. per pound, 3sgssc; 1r,sn
toes fancy, per barrel soeSlIS; =, capn pa &C.
eqss. e5e ef srass ssSsess
per ton ton, sseass.oo. Hams, small well smoked
per pound. l?T &c.,: hams, large, we'll smokcu,
per pound lialoc.: sides. well smoked, rer
pound, 9alOc. !; shoulders, well smoked. per
'HFiOURWWinter. superior, ss.6o9375 winter
extra ss7Sg4s winter clears s5S e w, wlnt t.
per pound. ~ csc Cornmeai Sit Y
sa cked, 7067aHc. country bolted sacked St; ~
csc. AIillfecd-Shipstuff. per ton 32l.eO9:2'D
bran, {l95013l.00.
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STOCK. III
The seaboard Company, having
heretofore called for the payment
Of the first instalment Of twenty per
cent. Gao PED Of the subscription
price of the First Preferred stock Of
the Company at the time of the de-
livery of the subscription agreement
and not later than July %, 1905, and
for the payment of the second IN
stalment Of twenty per- cent. GO P.
C.) on August IS. 1905, hereby
calls for the payment Of the third
instalment of twenty per cent. Gao
p, CT on September 28, 1905, and
for the payment of the fourth install
ment OF twenty per cent, Gao P, o.
on October 2S, 1905, and for the pay
ment of the fifth and last instalment
of twenty per cent. Gao ?. ca on
January l., 1906, and prescrlbes such
dates as the times for the payment
OF such instalments
All payments must pc made FOR
the account of The Seaboard Cons
pany by check or draft payable In
Kew York exchange to the order of
The Morton Trust Company, 3S Mas
sau Street, New York,
This notice will be published on
August 20, September 8, and Sep
tember ~, 1905,
THE sIlAROARD COMPANY,
BY Order OF the Board Of Directors,
d. g. PORTEoUs. Sec. eta,y
~ =. n d Y
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Neither Had a Quorum.

The Committees on Streets and Print;
Ing both failed of a quorum last evening.
The Street Committee was to have met
al o'clock, and the Committee on
Printing at P. M
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N !!k&'!z|;!W!!!!K6ijo|ksNeStem.
Juno Il, 1906.

:, s:oo a.. M.--NORFOLKE lIMTriJfJ Arrive
Norfolk No. ll:2o \ NJ. Stops only at poter.burs. s
pos A.,%,M.--CHICAGo EXPRESS. Parlo,
and Roan et seryGs pete.rsbutg TO
G oa ~ Blueneld to Cincinnati; also Roam
Tn}e y y, knoxville n and Knoxville to Memphs.
E - az s;pS1 81 +, M,;-RoANoKB EXPRESS. Fol
feardnnTllle. Lynchburg and Roanoke. 3t 75sI7i5
L,,o:W T.. M.i-OCEANE SHORE LIMITED AR 4
t rive. Norfolk $3.50 p. NJ. Stops only at Peters.
our9, Wayerly and Suffolk. Connects with
1 ~ liners to Boston, Providence Now York,
6al!!tnore and Warrington M i I'D is42l9
Of Petersburg. ~. 1E571 .Is lr -
..o;to p M:-NEw5 ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
pullman Sleepers Richmond tt. 1ynchburB and
Roanoke. Petersburg to Bristol, LynchnurG u
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans. Gaze
$3.50 r. NJ SIT. LOUIS EXPRESS Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke TO
Columbus. Cafe Dining Car.
Z Trains arrive from tho Wsst1!:2 A.. NJ: aos
P. n and 9:1S p NJ: from Norfolk II 40 -. Nj
and $3.50 p M. "a $tl
4 Office No. 1893 East Main Street. y91z b
w. d. BEvILL, wy et22tf q G. HI BOsLEY,
den'l. Pass. Agt. Dist Pass. ACT 4S
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SE<ABOARDI
Air LINE RAILWAY

i-9-l9Oo.
TRAINS Leave o1 lt Saii,na and iiams..
! 9'iV -. t'-tt.aooard East MAll--SavaunAh>
::" ETa,ehsonyle. Atlanta and southwest :. ~
1000 + MssaanSasa E aas ssuhSs.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
s.si A M.-yrom Florida, Atlanta any SCUM
55 pp'ssMi.-From Florida. Atlanta ana south
west. r,nintu e is5Rt. aA
$50 !; M;.Up f 's w. n, TAYLOR,
II. S;,L ~ PASS AGENT CITY Ticket Agent
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& PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RAIL WAY

"a u ,.,ya corner OF Seventh And Perry
(, rsats Manehestss, every hour ton the hour
rom IA. III 10 10 Il. NJ. Iast car y midniShty
t mi al Car. 5;lJ r, NJ daily. except Sunsay.
i4, Eaps lave petersburg. toet Of sycamore
streci. Every hour from s;3S a. H. IL 1876 r,
bi. Last car li:to T. NJ. it'in'lea cAr' ~ -
~ All I car. from Petersburg connecting Rlets.
r,anEh cara Nv ~ W.. aaaa -. I-lEsle.
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fx,T1,oNspEp or MARKET,

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s,-Cottonseed oil was
steady and moderately active, Prime crude ni
mills sste yps gI%s s nomnal yg prs
White. S2dTssc.; prime winter yellow, Sa1Ssc.
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OFFICIAL. RANGE AND SALE or STOCKS m NEW YORK
~ Thomas Branch & Co. Bankers and Brokers.
.lsH a irsl ...sasl 90
SALES,
FFsHHI

100 a. c. l., com y. 4. IN.
65.loo Amnlgamutcd Copper ..s..s
1900 Amer. Car ind Touh......
"a 200 Amer. Car and ltoun.fpfd.
lW American Cotton OIl......
KY American Tobacco, pfda.s
/ 40 American Can ........s...
200 American Can, pfd. .......5
3,lO Amer. LOCOMOTIVES, CONF. 9,
~ 800 Amer. Locomotive, pfd...s
1900 American SUPERINTENDENT.
1890 ~ I. and q. 70, COME
800 a.. +. aid s. lie, pfd....
17,l00 Bnltlmrc and OlilO........E
x, 100 Brooklyn Rapid Transit ~.
Canada Southern t..n......
500 Canadian T'nclflc ........
1900 Chesapeake and Ohlo...3
L 0,l00 Chicago Great Wcstcrn..I
1900 Chi, Nil. nntl ST. paul....
1000 Colorado Fuel and 1ron...5
800 Colorado South, com. 400.
201 Colorado South, 1st pfd. ..a
100 Colorado South. I'd pfd...i5
900 Clev., Gin, Chi. and st. l.,
Chatth and st. Louis.....
Consolidated Gas ..........
Il wv lleIu ware th1u tJ1uuSVI''s.
Del. Lack. and WESTERN.
40,1 100 Erie CONF. ..........,....
800 Erie. LIST pfd....n...........
400 Erie I'd pfd.................
III 500 General Electric ,..........
u 800 Illinois Central l............f
$500 Louisville and Nashville.
100 Man ha titan ...... .s........8
.le, 600 Metro. street Rnilway....b
1870 Mexican Central ............S
$500 Mo-, kan.iaEd Tex, com.
x 200 Mo-, Kan. ind Tex, pfd.
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Reading General 49,. Observation-Disclosures. lo29i
ST. ,ous and Iron Mountain consol 5s... llIh
81 Louis and san Era nc SEQ fg. 4s......... SJT
St Louis Southwestern con. 49,. .......... S3;s
Seaboard Air Line Observation-Disclosures. g0l4
Southern Pacific s...............,.......... 9s
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. l20
Texas and Pacific 1sts.. ......,............tl2i
Toledo, st. L. and Western As............. So
Union Pacific ;. 1G6
Union Pacific COW. 1&GH
United State. Steel I'd Observation-Disclosures. 97h
Wabash ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 11S,i
Wabash Deb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - i
Western Md. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Syii
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s.............. gs,i
Wisconsin Central Observation-Disclosures. %
japan 6s, I'd Observation-Disclosures. 99si
JaDan as. certlfcatcs........,.... ~ {,
japan AVS I'd s......................... s9N
Colorado Ind, IS, series Observation-Disclosures. u
Colorado Ind. 5s. series B.............,... Z. :,
Southern Pacific list As, certificates. 907s
~ and o. Col Tr. As lO2
Central OF Georgia 3rd ,Inc................. 10 Z
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UNION STOCK YARDS. P1TTsBURG. PA PA.
steady. Choice, s5.boas75 primes, 5000. 50:
60 fae af hsayy SorEers %
&c: light yorkers ts45Q166s; pigs. te.ooG6 q;
Te1khs shseg 5 eyinn malKes $685.
spring lambs $3.50; veal calves *7NS, 90.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

" PETERSBURG "PEANUT- bAttKE 81 q
fReoorted ny Rodgers, McCabe & Coz
PETERSBURG, VA, Aug: 2s..PEANUTSs-
spa arket firm at LIS per hushei w
chine picked. 2h13Hc.: Smelling stock. edfe&c,
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Colorado Midland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70
Colorado and Southern 4s..........t.......s W ~
Denver and Rio Ora nde 4s,.........!. l01h
Distillers Securities Observation-Disclosures. STA
ErIc prior lien 1925
Eric General Observation-Disclosures. PIX
Fort Worth and Denver, City 1st*(offered) ~
Japan S. certlilca les 10ys
LouIsvlIe and NASH. Unified 4s........... 1917
Mexican Central 4s............ 80h
Mexican Central 1st Inc Observation-Disclosures 2ois
MINI. and ST, Louis IS. Observation-Disclosures. FIX
4 MISSOURI, Kansas and Texas 4s...........1 O2i2
Sas1onal r. r. Of Mexico Con- ls 81
New Nsw 3 9ars ce cent4ai gee se ~
Northern Pacific 4s........... 1855
orthcrn Pacific a.. .........,.... II az
Norfolk and western con. As. .............. 1929
Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4................ u ri
Pennsylvania cony. 314s ........ 1o51s
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All I A i COAST LINE

~, ,INs I1.I,s i. NlCt1AONp Dali a--n ! sI>
I'stAi''' srttEs2r stAIIOS., ,s,,,,
z EEEECrIVE sgsDtSSi, .AFhll. III .S !, no,nt,
s.o5 4. Ma G. l. E1pF'ss " :" p a
. "a ssouMs--ps,ersburs and Norfolk, 49,
lii F ps,sEs6ars a ana MOTOR :" wa
.aa.y W q H --t;oldsboros Local,
s + M psiissiiSaafsa and t9e Ws., Indian Linz
fp ted to all points south VI, .v..,.55s
s;ss +, M -irsitstsSSSSFFss i hsss J. ~
II 80 TSptA 4, rs ARRIVE RlcHMoNp-pAlLT; I,
4:o1 4, Nj, 7;EA, Nj; KY, KY s 15 e E.
g. q X Ills y, NJ; 9;is 7, M ~. is
Except sunday .,Susfay 6 onS' psu Al.
~ 7. CRAIG, Cen Pes a g.
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Cotton. steady; mlddllng, ll35; gross receipts.
1893 bales sales, 100 bales; stock, lsSlss bales;
export 10 Great rtain, slS bales i, ,oa
saies: EXPORT to Great britain 20 sls bales; TO
France, ESQ bales; stock, Sl0, 09e bales, ,o,,,
bales export to Great Britain. 1851 bales; to
France, $50 bales; to the Continent, bss pa es'
to Mexico. 600. ~.
Total since September LIST at NIL portsc-,Net
receipts, 10. O.bl0 bales; export 70 y ,eht
Britain, 4.077,4e7 bales; TO France, Ssosa paies'
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CATTLE MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards,

Richmond. Va. Aug. Is. 1905.
U The report OF the live stock market for the
week ending August ?sth Is as follows:
Best steers. ~ Csc. a few hefefx medium
to good. AQ4hc.; common to fair, sAg!c.;
heifers best. ~ nc. medium to good. ~ @
&C.; ! common TO fair. 3U3l1c..; cows, 213aac,i
bulls, ~ g3e.; calves .a,; 5.sGsac.; cows and
n Fat sheep. 314Ac.: very common, 2G21sc.;
stock ewes. t1Ul, 25 per head: bes. lambs. GEO
7c medium. to good. 5QGc.: common to fair.
3G.iHc.; bucks, 2h13c. Hogs, 6ka6hc. .e5
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B9 GISc1SS ;s5sa oeM COM; ess
tie-Slow Fair TO- good shippers s5s sstSl az
Lambs allow at 1000 III N.iIaI. SIS. .E..s ~.
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B NEW YORK, Aug es-BEEyEs-Recelpts,
Aha head. Steers glow. 10000 lower; Z. bulls Wig
dull and easy; COWS lo4l5e. on steers Ss71 g
cows, ;l.2593.75. calves-Recepts.ta eS head cad
Veals a5Gp50c. higher; eraser and butte &
tsGs. e: westerns. 81. s5a4,t So Dressed caiys:
fs%ntsy fssssfai sheep steady
< 70: culis. ;e.25G3.as; lambs. s6aS.J culls.
sI5'5o 4, Hogs-Receipts, BOSS head. Market Ma, &C.
Arm, State and Pennsylvania hogs. s6b0Ib.'V.
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CHICAGO. Aug. MISUNDERSTANDING, 20.
steady. Good e. prime steers. s5.5eQFe.4o: poor
TO medium - al: g Suckers and = feeders ss
s35Og75o; Texas-fed steers. s.. 6oq469; Western
steers, So. 500 400. Hogs-Receipts. 80. head
Market weak to &C. lower. Mixed and butch =
ers S. 7oaess good to choice neayy sSatS 81
OF sales. SsQJ.s0. sheep-Recepts. o?0oo head
Sheep, loc. lower: lambs l5c. lower Good, 70
mixed, ,i7sg5.lo native lambs, $5.6oGif, 65.
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Schooner D. H. Rivers. Boston.
\ Schooner Levi S. Andrews, Providence.
Me- zen SAILED.
Barge Fall River. Boston.
Barge Malvern. BanBor.3
Barge White Band, Providence. Ks
Barge W. y. Becker, Providence.
Barge rhacker, Providence.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

;i65& SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY rs, 1905.
s$s TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. 8&tS$ Y5sHa
81 100 a. M..Dally-L for Charlotte, N. G..
1880 r. M.-Daily -ALml ted--Bunet Pullman 10 4
Atlanta and birmingham. New, Orleans.
Memphis, Chat 1hnooga and all the South,
with through coach for Chase City, Ok 4
ford, Durham and Raleigh. So zss E5s$
4 800 r. MEX. sunday-ChaAe CITY Local.
II 80 p. Observation-Disclosures Pullman ready o:30
800 P. NJ, for all the South. B55fStigl2
tSf4 YORK RIVER LINE. tas$t9fE t3Ssl
e The favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond 4:20 2. NJ, daily,
2;l6 P. M.-Locnl-Dul Sunday.
1920 p, M.-l1xccpta Sunday--For West Point,
a connecting with steamers TOR Bal tin1oro
and river landings. Steamers call at y ork-
s town and Clay Bank Mondays. Wednes.
days and Fridays. and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursday and
4:45 T.. M,I-Except sunday--Loca mixed for
Trains ARRIVE RICHMOND
asa A. NJ, and 6:42 p. M.--From all the South
az p M-Fron Charlotte and Raleigh. .
$40 4. M-From Chase City and ntermedl-f
X a.a5 A.MAS,atimoro and West Point.
,S:1s e. M-DaiiyME1oept Sunday and Mons
: = day;6;lo + q daily. except cop sunday ''- \
O. w FIVE WEs Mfius .. a, R!sh%q1a: Va
E S. II. HARDW1Ck. ". - IL = e . = IT, ~
Il. 3. IS! SPENCER. Gent; Mgr.
II
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