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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
STOCKS STRUGGLE
With REALIZING |i;|. ] |. 4 \. |:
Movement to Take Profits Resist
cd, But Market Was Very We
Irregular.
FACE OUTLOOK BETTER .|::' {:
considerable Contraction ii Loan.
Item, Shown BY Bank State
81 inent, Caused Surprise.
nv Associated Press. ]

NJ T. = II
IS NEW YORK, August 12.-1he disposi-
manifest in tho lato trading yesterday on,
tho Stock 15xchnngc continued to-day.
ana an Irregular market resulted. The
movement encountered good Resistance at
tbs decline and was followed by an eff
fectiye recovery but tho realizing was
removed In the late dealings and made
the closing irregular. .5.$s
The selling seemed to be prompted by
some uncasincss over tho contemplation
OF the bank statement. Judging by tho
replrchases which set In after tho mp,
pcaranco OF that document It showed all
OF the expected decrease in cash reserves,
z but the considerable contraction In tho
loan item was n total surprise Ii, view,
Of the revival OF demand for money In
speculation during the week. The de-
tmand for loans has been sufficient, in
Z fact. TO result in hardening the tone for
money TO carry over the end Of the year.
The reports from the peace confer,
ence were also watched attentivcly. and
the news that the counter proposition Of
the Russians was taken under consider
alton by the Japanese ENJOYS. which
seemed to point the way to further ne
gotlatlons. helped in the late recovery
& The Very large buying Of Reading and
Ontario and Western kept UP the tone
of the market, but was offset Mt the last
by the marked pressure upon st. Paul
and Amalgamated Copper.
The total sales Of bonds, par value,
amounted to $S&j, 600. II Is
The total sales OF stocks amounted to
410,7O& shares. RS
* MONEY AND ExCI1ANGE-CLOsE
Money on call nominal; no loans: Tina
loans flrlned; sixty days, 3 per cent
metz, days. -; six monhrdunitss
ninety days. IA par cent; six months,
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, AZ
4 1-2 per cent; etcrlng exchange firm.
with actual business in bankers bills n Z
$4S6. 70Gi SO. so for demand, and at @4.e470GD
4,A.s0 for sixty-day bills: posted rates.
t4.s5 1-2 and s4.S l-2: commercial bills.
+4.s4 1-4I4.si 1-2 Bar silver. 50 5-s; MIX
ican dollars, 45.
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OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS;

NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-FIIoIIIe.Dull and
barely steady: winter patents. s4soIl5; Min,
Eesota. s.. c5I6.75. Rye Flour-Steady; 81 lao
Les. Corn sMeal-Firrn: fine white and s,yel-
ley:.--zSteady: feeding. 4o.sG4lc. .ir,
sE Wheat Easier: No. . red. SG4c., elevator.
Options lc. net lower e. May, s9Ssc September.
sGlac.; December. SIC. as. H.5
unchanged september. s5c.: December, S3ac.:
Cuts-Steady: mixed. 3oGiS1c.
l3eef-s,cady; family. 81. 5oGl2; mess. g. SOP
be- hams CIT , Mea tho
sMasc.; picked hams. .leN @lSac. Lard.F,irn;
continent S. compound. So. a6c- Pork.
s1my '13Glo sasG, 'efr .ssf
ltine--Qulet, 63I4@64c. asked. R!ce-Flrsn do
nestle, fair TO extra. 31aa5ac;; Japan. nom
Il - good tIt to Choice :als5c. i
Coffee-Spot Rio steady; No. I invoice, Sac:
mild steady; cordova. ioal3c. Futures closed
to points hghsr
!sst s mould rehs" ;En cut Ioaf. $;
crushed, s6 grannlated, $3.50; cubes; S5a;;
Peanuts-steady: fancy hand-plcked, 5aohc;.;
Liverpool, 12Ql3c. Potn toes-lrregular; Jersey
sweets, 76c psl.e5 per basket; SOUTHERN sweets,
s1Il.s71s per barrel. CabbaGes- STEADY, un-
changed.
CHICAGO. Aug. 1e.-seml- Official denial OF
serious damage to the Russian wheat crop
to-day. Clear weather In the United States
emphasized the depression. At the close, tho
September option was down lisHiAc.4 Corn
is OF ae Oats shew loss OF ssc. PROVISIONS
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omen High Low, Close,
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RAILWAYS DISCOVER
CURE FOR Or. Il. |N |
Provided Special "Drunkard'
Trains, But There Was No
body to Use Them.

Especial Cable to Tho Times Dispatch and
New York ;Herald)
Copyright by tho New York Herald Coz III
LONDON, August 12.-Railway COM
panies in Liverpool have found a certain
cure for insobriety. They had arranged
to run outward trains for drunkards on
the might OF bank holiday, but to their
surprise there were no drunkards, and
consequently no special trains were re-
CURED. M, ai5 H n
'..rhe premature publication Of our In
tentons," explained the railway official,
ruined our plans. Regular topers who
before could not be relied upon to travel
home drunk have been shnmed into So
briefly. Tho idea of being placed In a
compartment with other drunkards dis
gusted them and consequently they re-
solved to keep sober. consider we have
done more for the cause OF temperance
than any amount Of legislation could pos
sibly do"
by a strange oversight, nevertheless,
the companies failed to provide special
drunkard trains inwarts, and the consc-
qucnce was that many men Of Liverpool
returned home after the days holiday in
more or less helpless condition.
IL u ~ ! i d L #
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SPECIAL EXCURSION TO NIAGARA
FALLS, VIA FL, F, q P, r. r. AND
CONNECTIONS.

Leave washington, D. G., as follows:
Via Baltimore & Ohio Railway and Le-
high valley Eai!rGad, 7 go, "A M Friday.
Raiiroad and Buffalo, 1865 a., M, Fridays,
July III and 2lst, August nth and 25th,
hound trip rate from Richmond, 1880;
days prior to excursions from Washing
ton, llmitsd to reach Washington. retura-
Ing, Within ten days, Including date Of
excursion from that point,
ply to ticket agents, Richmond, Freder-
$500 M IA 'iil'5 ''5 w .F TAYLOR,
gs--s ~. I. - ,5-s Traffic Mana gen
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panvllle Tobacco Report.

iFtt DanNllle' W., AVE, ~. l3O2.
Dihrell Hrothers, Is, as follows:
Receipts this week have been very small
Now and then there have been q few scat
terng lots OF, old tobacco. most Of which
showing average amount " !, o 81 3 colSr and
prln,ings ara bringing from 1Qp21ac,; medium,
pSslor, 2,aQ4c,. and good 4Qsc'i colony primed
Since sV our last report we have had rains
every day, which seem to haze ,s been general
dcna more or less damage 70 the. tobacco
the hl IN the oIa 4 ha ste the ThslS
ssHo the crop y al housed, but there
much complaint q damage ~ rains there
still out and has been damaged by RAIN.
AS 10 the extent O. nv ny, damtaEs hy rain +
may Be overcome BY favorable weather, The
Iindlcations dre that the ( tobacco VIII ba
TAIN ~ ta4giX good colaEa and but few Eopd
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1e-coTToN-The cot
points in response to lower cables. Trad'nE
vas very qu!e,;. continued dry weather H., IN
weak cables prevented fresh buying lof long
account. with the resHl: that eTean,ng up
tUra and prices nuctuated Within u couple
g iponts Of tho opennE figures al. 800
,ass bales, compared With s,5s1 bales last
week and 674 last year Receipts for the
week arc estimated at Go00 bales, against
ca l43 last week and 1903. last year. New
Orleans receipts today were l.157 bales. against
IN last year. Houston receipts, 1851 bales
against 1880 last year. a
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Clearinghouse Averages,
By Associated press.)

@7r (By Assoclnted Frcss.)
NEW YORK. August l2.--Ihc sate-
lncnt of averages OF the clearing house
banks of this city for the week shows:
Loans, 81 l39 sol 400; decrease, S6,272,sD.
Deposits. $l.ls6,bjJ200; decrease, xs<G1-
100. M
Circulation s5o,4d7,5oo; increase. so77,-
200.
Legal tenders ssslso.Goo; decrease, Sl,-
eeeO, zoo.
specle, se2l, s9l 900; decrease, sns,so0.
Reserve s300,5ll6O0; decrease, sl,933,60O,
Reserve required. s296, 6di.9oo; decrease,
S2,6l6,775.
Surplus, sl2,s46,so0; Increase S6s3, s75,
Ex-unlted States deposits. Sl4.9S27oOi
increase, s6s2, 500.
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/ CATTLE MARKETS.
3 RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
'F3 (sales at Union Stock Yards)

(SaleS at UNION SHOCK
Richmond, Va, AUG Y, 1900,
Report Of the live stock market for tho Week
Best sissis few fancy higher; me-
dunn to good, 5Ql4Hc.; common to fair, 3usEc.t
best heifcrs, AZ dl4l.e.; me medium e. good
SH Gp4c, common to fair. sasAe.i cows com.
mon to best, 21aGsSc,; very common, l1sG2c,;
bulls, 2MG3c.
best lambs. 64pdbsc,; common to fair, Sq5Ac.;
breeding ewes ssq g,se PEE hGaa; calves soc;
HOGS, 6G6c. {3f4
\, NpNN YORK.. Aug l2,-BEnyF, ts,,
1911 head nothing doing; feeling steady. Calves
--Recepts. n head; all Yeals and sold at
ss n69It 800 calves hsid Ssse sS,G
ms STEADY; Dressed CALVES slow city dressed
5q9c.; skolcs IIght ~ lIlSs, Sheep and Lambs :
choice lambs steady. others l01loa. on; sheep,
{3q t60; eplls $3.50 lambs saqgl.7S 81 eMl1Is
si.tos5, Iiogs-Re celpts, 2 cSs head nomlnally
steady. 9s Z
q CHICAGO. avg, ,2, TIL --IseceiPts: 100
~ ~ s II; s' soYs Sa iSi isssa
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Home for Aged ARTISTS.

PARIS, August 12--Success OF the pro-
ject for creating q refuge for worn-out
actors has led to a scheme for creating
q similar retreat for painters. sculptors
and architects.
M, Tony Robert Eleury. president Of the
societe des Artlstes Francals has elabo-
rated project for u retreat Tor twenty
inflrm, aged or destitute artists. The sov
ciety has a legacy Of Isl. 900 as a nest egg,
and expects. ia .Talss .tAa ;.lnd To- 5000 o01
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THE PRODUCE MARKET

u FLOUR Receipts not no heavy this week
,WHEsAT-All ggood. dry wheat free from onions
IN good active demand a, qufo,assions !, so2 n
.itny nd these grades arc very dull at prices
quoted. corn-Recer,s continue NJ I, iigh h., and
market active. OATS-Quiet.i5 ~ i--Continues
in good demand. 1iAY-our quotations are l o.
prices Will likely decline when receipts OF new
hay increase. New hny win sell i9r sl0n2
5per ton under old hay when In good order
4 pOTATOES-In fair demand. Ligh: receipts:
YoOL-Receipts continue light and demand ll
'gGcd. 5s .., s553E
y BUTTER-.Firm and active at prices quoted.
observation-disclosures heavy Market fairly
active for all stock at to-day's quotations, no
further decline in prices Is anticipated.
VIRGINIA BAcoS----Duil. Moderate e
ceipts. . ,,,,, w.. =
,3e1 bushels Corn. lGs SIC bushels. Oats. - 23i
bushels Rye 100 hs,she els, 1oE Nh. $50 bar
STOCK IN ELEvATOR-Tye. 1888 bushes.
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|. cts Get That Sea Food
Dinner,
"BEACH. PARK. /"
SUNDAY AT POPULAR BEACH
PARK, soc. ROUND TRIP, SPE-

Leave Richmond, Southern Railway. $3.50
p. NJ. every week day, Returning, leave
the Park 10000 r. NJ,
Sundays TWO TRAINS, Leave Rich
mond 1890 A, NJ. and 400 p. M. Return-
Ing, at 500 and 1000 p. NJ. SOC, round
trip,
Special tickets sold on Saturdays for
ali T., NJ, trains at 900 round trip to West
Point good returning on any regular or
special train, until Monday night follow
ing date Of sale.
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.4.6o. Iogs-Rcccipts,3 1900 head 100 higher;
mixed and butchers. S. Soa6s7!s good to choice
s6aS. 40. Sheep--Rcceipts, 1000; sheep steady;
lambs steady; good to choice wethers. t.7Og5;
fair 70 choice mixed, s4a4.5o; native lambs,
si.25GD7. ,55 f5
4 UNION STOCK YARDS, 3PITTSBU RIG. Pa,
August 1a--CATTLE-Supply light; mar
5ket 3@ steady; choice. W. s5.6085 Go; q prime
X. s5a5 So Hogs Receipts light; market
actra prime heavics. Sc. ioI6. IS: me-
dun, hetavy workers. and light workers..
3d. 65a6. &; pigs. s6.soGG.Go; roughs. S4.b0Io o.
Sheep Receipts light market dull. Prime
We Tiers 81. lOff5. 40 common s2G3; spring
lambs. siel7; veal calves. $500
CINCINNATI. o.. h Aug 12.-HoGS-Qulet:
butchers &c. 80; COMMON s5d5.95. Cattle
common, saMe.75. Sheep Steady. III $2,50Gd.35.
Enthusiastically. Atf7.5o.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. 4
Richmond j Va, Aug. Il. 1905.
TOBACCO MARKETS,

4 Tobacco--Dark Flrcd-Receipts and offcr-
Unchanged prices. Very little doing. Rrlghts--
Receipts moderate. Market continues quiet
but firm at quotations. Sun Cured--AIal ket
continues steady at unchanged prices with
moderate receipts. '<if "a 4 E r
Note-We advise shippers to avoid too high
order as much Of the tobacco coming in is
damaged and when such Is te case 1t scs
faI below market price.
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE Or STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
sALDs..

200 a. G, L., CON. ~.
$500 Annlganiatcd Copper 49,.
3ipO Amer. CIR and TGun....s..
~ Amer. Car5,nd Foun0 pfd.
100 American Cotton Oll...u..
100 American Tobacco, pfd.l.j.
American Can ............
200 American Ct,n,5pfd. ~
u VW Amer. Locomotive, comic
100 Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
100 American Sugar ............
COCO a.. I. and s.. Fe, com. IL.
i 600 A.. Z. and 8. re, pfd.. ~.
300 Baltimore and Ohio........
$500 Brooklyn Rapid 4Trnslt..f
400 Canada Southern ..........t
1900 Canadian Phclflc ............
800 chesapeake md Ohlo.......
51OO Chicago Great Westcrn...
$500 Chi. Nil. and st. Palil..,..
1900 Colorado Fuel and 1ron....
COO Colorado South. com .....
Colorado South, 1st5pfd....
200 Colorado South, I'd pfd....
Clev.4 Gin. Chi. and st. Il.
Chatta. and st. Louis. 80.
300 Consolidated Gas .......,...
1900 Dclawar ana Hudsof.....
200 Del. Lack. and Western.
22S00 Eric. com.
200 Eric, 1st pfd..............".s
900 Eric, I'd Observation-Disclosures.
800 General Electric ...........
s1090 Illinois Central ......t
1890 Louisville and Nnshvillc....
100 Manhattan ..................,
1900 Metro, Street Railway......
91100 Mexican Central ...........g
,27c0 Mo. Kan. and Tex. conn.,. Z
1900 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. pfd...
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NAVAL, STORES.

4 vtt4MfNGToN,1 n. G.. Aug. 12.-sPlR1Tss
casks. hing doing receipts; 70 bar
rsis Tar--fir,n. 81 BID receipts. i, SO b 3.
sXVANNAfI.' Ga, Aug 10 n Ji,TENT1N1'
~; sales, ,7ss 1sosr--1rirrn; .receipts sSs
barrels; shltments 1871 sales 2;sSe; ou q e
81. sosGi 10; III $40: t.. A.19M; K, i4.1s;
Mi sLaS; S4.l6; w g., sis5 WV Z, 81 M; =
f GNHE4HHtNi KRIS r4SSs1S s. ing doinS
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ropncco Market.

I37Il4i Lynchburg Va. Aug. u. 1905
The sales Of loose TOBACCO on the Lynchburg
market for the two weeks ending July aSth.
rs reported BY John !. Oslesby. Of Lynch's
Warehouse, was, as follows; AZ M az
sold week ending July 18th. s3.A pounds; In.
crease for the week ending July 18th. 1850
I Sold from September / 1901 to July Is, 1905.
1t, $40, 400 pounds; sold from September j, 1903.
to July e$. 1904. 2l5o9500 pounds; decrease fol
1908, GIGS. 100 pounds 9h
The cond ton of the crop Of tobacco has
been much Improved during, n the past two weeks,
Considerable portion has not been properly
about taken possession The weather has been
fairly favorable to The growing crop during
the week.
a The quotations are as follows, s,f's}
Dark Jugs good ..,..,.......,...,,,. 476 % 600
Dark leaf, common, ,..,,,..,..,.... 500 10 Csc
Dark leaf medillm,,,.,..,..,....,,, $50 q $50
Dark leaf good ....,.,........,...... $50 q 1lO0
lark leaf, Observation-Disclosures, 100 q 1850
Dark wrappers ....,,,,..........,". 1900 d 2S01
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TENDER. lo.4ollo44; October. lo5sfrio.A: Mo-
tyenber, 1856 1876; ; December. 1884, January.
10, 1905; February. flo.1la1o7s March,.
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11nY GOODS MARKET.

NEW Yortk, Aug i.-country dry goods
!tbhers md retailers today bongth heavy
III cottons IS still QUIET but tho dotncstc
trade u taking spot linen freely. Statesmen,
With Importers show advlccs IN size OF from
2jlS0 per cent over tho contracts plnscd
Mt this tlmo last year Several tnnnufac-
2turcrs announce advances In price OF about 8
per cent. R6
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V rappers. Tho yicid promises to be some.
what less than last year. 90
Trade III round lots La dun. {a
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

PlTttEhsBG1la, VA. Aug. ie.--rEANuTs--
Spanish. Market flrn ut $i.i5 per bushnl vir-
Ena--Marhct nrni at 4c. for. fancy stock ma
chino picked. ~ 13A G. !; Smelling stock, 2lt2Nc.
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COTTON SEED OIL MARKET.
4 NEW YORK. Aug. s1c.--Cotton seed oil was
quiet and nbo,it gteady;aprltne cruds. +. Q. b..
mills. 24d25c.; prime summer .yellow, a0hd3le.:
on summer yellow nominal; primet white,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND. VA. AUG. II.
y Ia ARRIVED jj5
steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. nerchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line:
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise and
pa sscn gers, Virginia Navigation Co. NJ It'll
I. SAILED. II s ii d
IS Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. rnerch an-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line
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Norfolk and western consol .1o.l4
Oregon short Llne rfdg Observation-Disclosures. 9G5s
Pam conv.5 3ISs ......,........ 103 %
lsead 5s esnfri sonso 1?s
81 Louis and San Francisco f. 4s........ 50
81. Louis southwestern con. 4s.......... sly
senboard Air Line Observation-Disclosures. 30si
Southern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ITO
T.xas and Pacific 18th. 122Ia
Toledo. N ST IL. and Western 4s............. s6H
I,uion Pacific As LOG q
Union Pacific COW. l............. 1925
Til. S. Steel End 6s......................,. 97%
af,a ali i sits .........,....... 1lS
Wabash Deb Observation-Disclosures. 7lh
Western Md Observation-Disclosures. 81 n
ys.taaIin,, n mi & T oke Erie As SO
Wisconsin Central .................... 0iM
Jann n a. ond series Observation-Disclosures. 9aN
yanar, DIS cert ilcat cs 92X
c.niora ID Ind 81 get "A. 73H
Colorado Ind IS, set B..................... 71fs
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BALTIMORE, MD, Aug; la.-FLouR--Quiet,
unchangsd WheatmWeak go son 1tras alag TAG
southern by sample, 6o9Hc Corn- .sIeta
SPOT, 59ha55Ne; southern white corn SSae y e.
Steady; No. western. 634Gic, Butter
Steady Unchanged fancy lm,taton nsyqs
ed, gOc Cheese--F Firm, unchanged, llte9l2c'
sugar-Strong. unchanged IL
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bn Affiliations are as follows,
Petersburg Tobacco Market,
Petersburg. Va, Aug. H. 1908,
Quoted by Craddock-I Jones, Vlrginia Ware

housed 3sisl3 .f-4a
Very little doing In loose tobacro, as aLou,
NIL OF the crop IL In for this season.
The quotations are as follows: 8
snort lear ooV Q 1QQ
ssSs caf Or mo a
offered. III III }5s}71 go
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| 10 - AZ h H. Vt
Cotton futures opened easy and closed steady.
= Open. High. Low. Close:
August ..,.........io.sl 1881 1881 1919
Seloper er.........i6,i5 1855 1910 !s
September .......t. ~, ,In'.i i ~ 90
Dec6nDer ,...'.'''' i0'no ~ ~ MS IN "a
January ,........, 1913 1919 lo,os io'ba
Mareh ..iioss6 osa io7s IS!$
A S,nv .''''''.'ios3 ic,Ss io..sa iSss
1865; mIdding gulf, 1890; sales. 20 bales.
re saIsu .s4s bales; sales % baiesi stock.
Total Today, at all ports--Net receipts. O..
26s bales, export 10 Great Britain, o93 balns;
t. France, so bales;to Japan, l57 bales stock'
Consolidated. at all por.s-Net reeeelpts e,ao S
France. 20 bales to Japan, l57 bales !,
! \ Total since September lst at ~ porlsI NC
fsfsp!s Sales salss G SsT nnse s
III III Ia bales; 10 Mexico, eo.a3s bales.
spot cation o, auiet with Light oTerlngs; sales.
is bales; qlotations unchanged a,,o,
Futures opened s points d han S Sn 'o MAJ
h hpspSsa BY whf h Sew bear
We're only 1000 bales The bulls say mat
shows that the farmers are not anxious 70 ~.
I'd Of any more cotton a, present Io55 sold
down to lS,5 up to lpss and hna nG e wIfS
nat losses OF S to ~ points -
Cotton futures steady: August. lo,asc, sep,
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Md. Aug. 1..-Seaboard Air
Line COM. q asked do. preferred. 42h asked.
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leash qnotr'ionS were as lolloWs: iout--
Steady; winter patents. A9o6i % stra!ghts'
81 seq i.s5; bakers. sa49gl34O,, Yheat--No; g.
S5as5c.; M red soeIslssei No s eorn, ssHe.;;
white, 56A at1sc.; No. 2white, 9dNp27Ac,t No.
q rye: 57se; Goodo feeding barley u assaao g
seed. tloG; No. northwestern, sl,16 prime tln-
city seed. ss,s5, Mess pork per barrel. $3.50
1896 lard, per 100 pounds s1,75 short I To !,
edj. 7sS.7SGs.S7N. Yhlskey basis Of high wines,
slss Glover conrae, Grade sa ;s;.. 1sa eT
Observation-Disclosures. ua1fac. Eggs steady at
lrark, cases included, l6Ac.; frsts. l7Ec,i
prime tlrsts. 1Shc. extras, 2lc
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ANGRY MARQUIS.
WANTS. | SHOOT ! D ] |
Asks Leave n to I, Garry Pistol to
Protect Hinsel {; rom Au-
tonobile Fiends.
SAYS HIS LIFE IS I IN DAN GER e:
SAYS HIS LIFE: is I'm. DANGER
Never Knows hen He May
Not Go Home and Find
. Children Killed.

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| (Special Gable 70 The Is Times Dispatch and
::s,5sE5 New York Herald.) Y
Copyright by the New. York Herald Coz )5
LONDON,s May 27:-The Marquis OF
Queensberry Is In such terror! of auto
mobiles that he mad . formal inquiry at
the West London Police Court the other
day whether he could obtain a license for
gun or pistol In order to protect himself
from the deadly onslaugb hts Of automobile
fiends, who render tho Continuance Of life
In the Hammersmith road q very doubt
full matter. X g!. s 3.y5 n =. III III
Lord Queensberry. has occasion to cross
that thorouKhfare several times daily,iand
the account he gave Of his hairbreadth
escapes from death by autonb lies was
almost as remarkable us his application.
Twice In the last ten days his. removal to
another world by automobile has been a
question OF an inch. + 5 5ISs 5 !, s8gl tz
| Tho family nurse. too, goes In such ter
ror OF automobiles that she bsolutely de-
clines to take the responsibility Of con-
veyng the Marquis children across the
Hammerymit tn road. SO that he himself IS
compelled to take the children to the
park. The magistrate, Mr.. Lane, smiled
kindly and said he feared II the Marquis
r.s
carried a loaded gun about he might find
himself in difficulties, but II he could get
q license no was at perfect liberty 20
carry n revolver. {si5 X. , IS
He did not say, however that the Mar
ouls was at liberty to shoot automobilists
..Do not Imagine for a a1nomont," !" SAID said thpe =
Marquis afterwards, that am l against ~ :
all motorists. siis
"On the contrary. I am an ardent mo-
torlst myself, but as a man OF peace
humbly advance tho principle that even zen
the motorlst should live and let i've
have even been Interested in motor car
manufacturing, SO that have llttle de- e's
sire to kill industry. What : say IS peo-
nie who tear about regardless OF the mere
nedestrian's limbs and life are themselves >
doing their best to Kill tha trade lt
they continue at the present rate, the
enrnged public will put a stop 70, 70 motor- eS'''
Ing altogether. y, . 4, I, :, !, I i, d
1T have neyor larbored murderous m
.t,nots against any one but the motor
riend. AS 1t is, I come home every gay
ndth. Nth. nv heart In my mouth lest one OF
nv children should have been killed le g. J ~
''mIfI e' 4 vent out with a sword and hacked
orf the heads OF a few people my career
would be short hut this part GUAR o1ass
~ 1motorist is apparently at, liberty 70 M
dnlge IN more or less Wholesale f muraef l1e
with impunlty.' 3j s ,i