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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-01
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug, a,--very heavy quda-
ton and aggressive bear pressure caused q
sharp break in cotton, from which there was
little recovery The close was steady In tone
but at a net decline Of 2lI24 points, SAFES
were estimated at fully 10000 bales, md y was
considered that more ton changed hands IN
about an hour around midday than for tho
same length of time any previous Gay lh's
season. ids, ~
Tho oponlng was strong at an advance Of 10
points in response to higher European capies
and continued dry weathersin Texas, but re
market almost Immediately weakened, vim
working on to 1855 FOR October STOP or asrs
were caught and tho market SOLD OIL 2GQg.f
points with October touching 1913 ana Ian-
uary 1880 or about isc below the highest
point Of the week Proft-tak!ng by i, recent en-.
boilers became very heavy at tho decline ana
fluctuations in the late trading were lrlesu-
lar, According to official reports only IhE 'ee
points In Texas received any rain, and hnolher
bullish private estimate OF condition was Is
sued, placing 1t at 6940 against 1874 last nonlh,
General news. however, received little at,e EN-
lion, and murors as I othe speculative poSlllon
we're tho main factors, with one story to me
effect that there had been q split IN the Wall
Street bull party
Receipts at tho ports to-day We're l6,Gll bales
against l12ul last week and $3.50 last year
For the week (estlmated) $4,000 bales against
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sov, .........,.... no 7.7sA no 77sA
SHORT RIBs-Pss 10 lbs.
n Sept. .............. SSH $50 $50 $50
igE Oct. .............. s.07H 900 $50 $50
Cash quotations were as follows Flour
Easy No, g spring wheat. s5asGc.; No. red,
7sA aI0hc. No. corn, 52H q54c.: No. 2yellow.
5iA uo4isc. No. oats, 25hc.; No. 2 white,
27h dp2sc.; No white. 25st1e7Ac No.y2 rye,
COO. Good feeding barley, 57a3sc.; fair to
cnoicc mailing. 42Geisc. No. ! nassecd, sl.t6;
M. ntl'h.estern, SLIP: prime Timothy seed,
IS s0Ga,G Mess pork, per barrel sl5.5I $500;
.lnri. rsr l; pounds, $50; short ribs sides
400 ss.s0qs.s5: short clear sides (boxed),
.1S..;isGlU.l2 Whskcy basis OF high wines,
3l.z9. Glover, contract grade, Sll.25 Butter
Easy: creamcries. .17120hc.: dalries lskc.
Eggs aesier at mark cases included. Icy;
hrsts. 17Ac.; hrsts prime, 1s.lc.; extras, PIC.
Cheesc-Firm at llGlltc. aS
BALTIMORE, MD. Aug si.-FLoUR-Ea--
Ter Whcat-Steady; spot, contract 7shg19Ac.;
August, 7eh079Ac Corn-Firm; spot, t9ltD
SsAc.; August, 6sisftissc.; southern white
corn. 6ous2c. Onts-F.rm No. white. zoe.
sales; M 5a white. 2saea,sc. 8 No. 2 mixed,
2,HIssc. Rye-Fjrm; No. Western 82662hc.
Eutier-stcady and unchanged; fancy imitation,
1sa2Oc.s fancy creamery. 22a23c.; fancy lahe.
1salsc,; s.ore.packed, lsa17c. Eggs-s,eady
and unchanged at 3oc. Checse-F1rm and un'
changed; large, 1oc.; medium, phc.; small
Pic Sugar-Stcady and unchanged; coarse
graduated. s6.45; fine S.a6. * n
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HEAVY SELLING
SNAMP:S' MARKET ||'.E|: !
London Mucl, Disappointed at
Nature Of Reception Of Peace
News inaNcw York.
RUSSIAN LOAN DISCUSSED
Stocks Rallied III Later Dealings
Bit Broke Again and Clos
ing Was Weak.
RUSSIAN LOAN N o DISCUSSED SOU =,

I'D NEW YORK, August 3l:--Thc stock
market suffered severely otlny from
heavy selling, which came from all
quarters. Including Lorhon. Much Of tho
selling was probably induced by fcurs
of II coming money strngoncy this fesl-l
Ing being based upon the low. level Of
New York bank reserves. Veteran OBJ
servers Of recent conditions were Of tho
opinion, however that other and more
important causes were responsible fer
the markets slump. Chief among these
IL tlbe fact that London. which bought
heavily or our stocks on the peace rews,
Is much disappointed at the manner of
Its reception here and has unloadcd the
greater part of her recent purchases at
Il loss.
s'I'l,a more pronounced reactlonary ten,
dcncy came at midday, when heavy sell
Ing caused breaks ranging from2 points
} In Southern Pacific to more than 4 In
Chicago and Northwestcrn. lTEe pres
sure against Reading and Amalgamated
the selling at this time being In these
stocks. The Gould group also was heayy.
aud bear points Oh Union Pacific which
The market showed some tendency 10
rally In the later dealings under IN. lead
OF EhLCDltOTyt WHICH sN'tH Jilc VI lEV
strong, stocks OF the edy. There, we're
l.ecovcries Of n point or more u the &c
tive issues. with Indications OF q quiet
accumulation In moderate volume. bus
In the final trading prices broke again.
causing Il weak closing.
/" London's sales were not SO large as on
yesterday. That centres bearish attitude,
was partly ascribed TO the publication
iof the Bank of England's weekly stnsc-
met, which. showed 4 heavy decrease of
reserve and a greater decrease Of gen
cral deposits.
Conditions dealing with the much dis
cussed Russian loan have undergone a
radical change In ths last day or two,
according 10 advlces received here by
foreign banking interests. BY common
consent they are now OF the opinion that
The Ecaboard Air Line r2tu ms show
nm Increase OF sTso,oD in surplus for
Bonds were weak; total sales, par value.
So, 10000. United States old is advanced
is per cent. on call. s
The total sales OF stocks for the day
amounted to l,2G,2O shares.
MONEY AND ExcnANGE LosE:i
Money OH call firm and higher, 2G2 II
per cent; closing bid. 9 Ia per cent; Of
fcred at 2 H. per cent Time loaEs firm
er: sixty and ninety days. 1-4iD3 IL per.
cent; six months. per cent and II per
cent. Prime ifGrcQnti.c paper. l-iat ~
per- cent Sterling exchange firm, With
actual business in bankers bills at
SIS ,35Qi.s64O for demand and at S4.Si. 10
for sixty-dnytblils.5 Posted ra:cs.l$is5 2
and st;s7 Ia Commercial bills, fd.s4 3,s,
Bar silver, 60 LIZ. n Mexican dollars. 49,.
Government bonds firm; railroad bonds
weak isfy 3G8 Eittast5
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Goshen District Schools.
(specIul 10 The Times DIspl

f GOSHEN, VA. August al,--rhe Wnlk-
ers Creek School Board OF Rockbridge
county appointed tho teachers for their
district Saturday. Tho board appointed
the following teachers for tho Goshen
graded school; Professor f. l.. Jones,
Of McClung, Bath county, Va, principal.
and Minnie Ilepler. OF Mllboro Springs.
Va assistant, The school board AFRO
to be congratulated upon securing tho
services Of Mr.. Jones as principal at q
remuneratlve or supplementary salary,
as he Is n teacher OF ability. and has
been very successful, and y Christian
gentleman, was principal or the graded
school at AIillboro, Va, last year.
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Richmond. Va, Aug. 81. 1867.
QUOTATIONS..
! CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE sTocY MARKET.

lSdIeS HI Union . .oCb 1uIhs
81 Richmond Va, Aug. 81. 1906
Sist ssSs
Ss'lsss ps; s%ssu% i soosS;
calves, ssoa4s PER head. - ,,s,,.
stock ewes, sea-. Is per head best lambs s.aD
sMc BUCKS e EsSss 1861 fes; fS%Se far
" CHICAGO, Aug. observation-disclosures. 1880
head. Including LOCO Westerns. Market steady.
Good to prime steers s65oG6.50; poor to me-
dun. AGde5; stockers and feeders, s2e5G4 %
cows, $2.5G4.6o; he!fers, 81. 26Gp Co., Gamers,
somsa9 bulls sa5g az calves sa5oaa1s
s3.60Gl50o Hogs-Recoipts. 600 head, Market
t0loc. lower. Mixed and butchers. s5.65163o;
EeSa e shH s Assyy baS q hsax
eco Sheep-Recelpts. 49, 600 head. Sheep strong;
lambs lOc. higher. Good to choice wethers
s5G5.4o; fair to choice, mixed. si.eGi,75; native
& NEW YORK. Aug. sl,-DEEyE Receipts.
trade in live cattle. Feeling steady on re-
ported light receipts tomorrow. Calyes--Re-
celpts. $50 head. Active and strong, yeals ESQ.
strong Wednesday prices Venls, IS, 5l@Y.00;
throwouts, $4,000: no Westerns Dressed
calves Arm: city dressed veas; sgl l3 s extra
and I-ambs--Recelpts, 1861 head Sheep firm;
lambs 1890. higher, No prime here; all sold !;
nearly market closed strong. Sheep 81 b0fl5 90 |;
culls. $500; lambs, S7dS,6oi culls. $0 few year
illngs, $3.50. Hogs-R Receipts. 2,7sa head $40, on
sale. Market steady; State and Pennsylvania
hogs. aetoId,7o
UNION STOCK YARDS PITTsRURG. Pa.
AUG, si.,rcAI"rL1-suppy light; market
steady. Choice. 1,5odl5,76 prime. s4.S5g5.l0.
heavy, s6.454G47k mixed and heavy workers..
sG5Oa8,55; light workers., ss,asa8.49i pigs, S40
$50; rouGhs, $6Gl5.5o. sheep-Spply light mar
ssqs6O; spring lambs. s5a7,75; veal calves $40
500.
X CINCINNATI. O.. Aug. MISUNDERSTANDING.
Butchers and shippers. $4,000. IS common, SaU
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], MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or WEST POINT, AUG. 81. 1905,
~ ARRIVED.
Charlotte Murphy, Baltimore, passengers and
Elm City Haynes, Mattapon, River landings,
passengers and general cargo,
SAILED
Steamer Charlotte, Murphy, baltimore, pas
sengerS and general cargo
Landing. passengers alld general cargo, i.F
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. AUG, 81. 1905.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Joseph D.. Thomas Bangor.
Barge Pottsyille, Providence
SAILED
Schooner ruth n, Murrcl Boston
y Schooner RI, w. Cranp boston,
Schooner Hugh Kelley, Bangor
Schooner George u, klnck. New Buryport.
Barge George Moon, Providence
~ Mr., spencer's Sad Condition,
(spee!lleto Tho Tlmes-pl spatch,) s$8i
hlARTINsYII.Ll1 VA. August s1.--In-
formation received daily byi relatives In
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or11nn PRODUCE MARKETS

NBWYoRK. Aug, sl.-FLOUR--Dull and IN
changed. rye Flour-seady. cornmeal.Firm,
RyeTsteadyi No. s? Western, Si'ae' 9. y T. NeW
" arm: No, 2 red. SIC, OPTIONS E'h
closed Arm at NO sc, net ADVANCE "ep '''i'pSs
$50; December. S6Tsc.; May. sSAe, !, ,,osod
b Corn-Spot easy; Nogg 6oc. options c. Un,',
rarty pc, higher. September os'sc' i'e e
o5a,sIspot steady; mixed oats, sedsec Wool
Firm. Bcef-Frm. Cut Meats-Ste p!S y, ~,
Shoulders, 7I7Mc. per pound, Lhra-r ara
Western steamed. sse0Gsto; reflnea e. n5 ~,
Iork--rlrm Tallow--Steady. Rosln,moSteaay'
at rnlned, common 10 good. $3gb4S.to' Iuf-
nentine-- Quiet at 63sG6lc. asked, :, /,
SCofiee--Spot RIO, steady, FUTURES GLOSSY y
atendy," net unchanged. sugnr-Raw, GuIet al, a
steady; fair refining 3fc centritnga w tesi'
10, I molasses sugar, sMc'; refined, uhsole'eu'
I Butter-steady; official price. western factory,
,t,,mon "a ira l56pl7%c. Cheese-Elrm anu
unchnnred Eggs--yNeaf and unchnngell,
Pennits-Quiet; fancy handplekea, o. SW g e. j,
y Nd umoha nged. Cabbages-pull ana uh-
changed. Cotton-By stea INTO L'VeFpool'
1eQl5c,
g CHICAGO Aug. al,--Wet weather. Decay 20
IN rvesting In tho Northwest, was GnleEly az
~ ,nl,il Ia for q firm close IN the wheat mar
LeI ,n-dny Final quotations on the sepsetnhpsr
M Nv, I'm showed gain OF Sc, Corn ls or no.
oats are practically unchanged. FroYlslohs pFe
up tdhc. -
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TRAP SHOOTERS.
Tournament On the
Lynchburg Club Grounds.

LyHCHDurg5 N1uD adrolllluS.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch0
8 LYNCHBURG, VA, August 3l.--The
annual shoot OF the Virginia Trap
shooters Association. will be held Mon Ion
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, Of the com
ing week on, tho grounds Of tho Lynch
burg Gun Club short distance west
Of the city. Tho club is making exten-
sive preparations for the entertainment
of their guests during the shoot, and It
is expected that more than 1850 persons
will gbo here to participate In the twenty
eight events of the three days. The
prizes for the meeting aggregate $500
in money and $500 In merchandise.
4 Mr.. w. r.. Winfree. Of this city, is the
secretary of tho State Association
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he Limitations arc as Follows:
Danville Tobacco Market,
(As Reported BY Dibrell Brothers,

DhnvlIle, va, Aug. st. 1906,
Light sales again this week and tho offerings
were composed almost entirely Of primings
these were eagerly taken ut a fair price when
in sound condition. The primings showed very
to eight cents. Prices are rather higher than
last week. One or two new buyers came In on
little trading In hogshead tobaccos. but there
has been some inquiry for the dark grades and
nahnyanv IyraDDerS, :
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NAVAL. STORES.

WILA1INGTON, N. c.. Aug. 3l.-srIRITs
TuRPENTINE-Firm at 6oc,;, receipts, %
casks. Rosln--Firm ut s3.17ls bid; receipts 900
barrels. Tar-Firm at Sl.S0; receipts, 1873 bar
rels Crude TurpentIne--F Firm at 32,7o94,oo and
$i25; receipts. 81 barrels.
Firm at GO,sc,; sales ldi casks; receipts. 500
casks; shipments, $50 casks Rosln--Firm;
sales, 1874 barrels; receipts. 1850 barrels;
shipments, 1,47i barrels
CIIARLEsToN. S, c.. Aug. sl.-TuRPEN-
TINE AND ROsIN-Nothlng doing.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

! NEW YORK. Aug, 3l.-Tha dry goods situa-
ton was further improved by the entrance Into
the print cloth market to-day Of Il big Fall
chnses had not been large they were all that
could be obtained, and have steadled the entiro
market on cloths. Jobbers were active for
spots. on which a general scarcity exists,
Trade In jobbing quarters continue With largo
shipments at the first OF tho month,
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Nelson County Returns,

Especial to The Times-plspatclD
IOYINGsTON. VA, August sl.-rhe
official yotetof Nelson county IS MS
fhllowss Martin, 4s7, Montague 425, Swan
son 647, Mann 293, Willard ~, Illyson
COS. cabell $50, Anderson 400. Williams 4oo,
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Lynchburg ropacco Market.

n 35lI7 Lynchburg, Va, Aug. 81, 1905.
The sales Of loose tobacco on this lynchburg
market for the two weeks ending July 18th,
as reported By John T. aOslesJx OF Lynchs
Ware house, was as follows: .lsiEt ~
Sold week enuing July alst. Is, 100 pounds;
sold week ending July 18TH. 81. 400 pounds; In.
crease for the week ending July 18th, 1900
pounds. ssf55tsfe IA a 81 i5E4 l5l,ss
Sold from September /, 1904, to July 49, 1906,
400 poun5dis ;, sG pa 4; from Septen,bsr 1 1928
1905 G,l63 100 pounds. rs ~
, The condition Of the crop OF tobacco has
yet the crop Is not In nrst-ciass condition 4
considerable portion has not been properly
worked, consequently the grass and weed has
ntout taken possession The weather has been
fairly favorable to the growing crop during
he week
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MartInsyIllc as to the condition Of Mr.
John Is. Spencer, Of Danvile, who wa was
shot by a burglar here about q month
ago. and who Is now ut Johns Hopkins
Hospital, in Baltimore, Is very unfayor7s
able to his ultimate recovery. The bullet MET
injured tho spinal column and he Is now ty'y
ma ra lyzed. * NJ Z 5str5 3EiH
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
Richmond, Va, Aug. 81.

I'm F1chmond, VA, AUG. 81, 100.
Tobncco-Dark Enthusiastically. and offerings
continue very light and market very quiet.
Very little doing. Brights-R Receipts continue
lisht and market quiet but firm. Sun Cured
Note--We advise shippers TO avoid TOO high
order, rs much OF the tobacco coming In IL
damaged, and when such is to case II sells
TAI below market price. 5Et5fsg
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,o,,roNsnnn or, MARKp,r

NIw YORK. Aug. s.-cotonseea oil was
barely steady with an aGtlve trade. Prime
yellow, sOAds0hac.; off summer yellow, nomi-
inal; prime white. S2aSac- prime wintr yell
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

2 wv = F13t1fO
(Rcpor,ed by Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
y PETERSBURG, VA, Aug. Sl-PEANUTS-
Spanlsh.-Market firm at Sllb per. hushel. vir-
glnia--Mnrket Arm al &c. for fancy stock ma
chino picked. 2h13Ac.: Smelling stock. 2dE2Xo.
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900. Cattle-steady. Fair to good shippers,
tL35a53; common, &2l2.75. sheep--Strong at
$2.76aL6O Lambs-Strong at tGI7.75.
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Eggleston B26, Hulvey 900. For State
Senate: Massle AT, strodo 44G. For House!
Of Delegates. G. w. Whitehead s0s, j.. G.
Everett 300, A. B. Fitzpatrick lilo. +
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R1cHNoNp PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVE PouLTRY-chlckens, small bright, % Per
pound q lec medium. per pound, loc: (
ia rge per pound = 1ic.; extra large, per pouma.
l3c Hens small per pound. l04lic.; iufSs, pss
ne und. l0c. RoostersIt each. 2593oc. Duets
young large, per pound. l:c. younS, sl't nnnt
per pound, l0gllc. Geese, large .at' eacn, eoV
75c q ~ r.,rnd
BUTTER-C Choice family packed. per pou,H 7o5
17Tlsc. choice dairy packed per poun ~ !.V
lsc; choice store packed. per po9na 1oW LIZ
medium store packed. per pound. loc.; co hlaon'
per pound 1alpl4c tx, q b .-..,5 do,on
EGGs--ln crates. nearby fresh ,oo per uoze'''
2oc,; other sections. per. dozen lsc.,.. e,.a
LIVE srocK.yeals, choice PEE PEE pound n,n es7g
7c fair to good per pound sGho Il, TunhG ne.
ppe s 5Gsc.; lambs. spring. per pound 4assc'
CATTLE fair TO prime. per pound, 5gbtsc. ,,,sha,
MISCELLA NEOU S. utnsons, per Dusne'
sl50(Il75; dried peaches peeled. per NJ, P3 sS1u
l0l2c apples bright h r POINTS, onions choce
sasRs sr p s5s apples
sid2 0o dreil cherries. per pound. lGu JIG
Wool unwashed free burrs per pounydis o slc,
Wool unwnshed bury per ponnnsla$o ztapI 81 81
WOOL tub-washed per lpound. l., intn
potatoes fancy per bushel. eoe;; irish Poe e
toes fancy per barrel sleoeabhSS arse
G pcr ton p;sss ssaee s@s small smoked
Der pound bl2il2c: hams. large, Wel sinoke a
her 'nound liGi9c.; sides, well smoked per.
bound Sfploc.; 4 shoulders, well smoked per
I FLouRD(jo supsr,o r.
Sic ars ts5oGsSo winter straight Staa,.o; o NM
81 tsF 6, Hate"sc ornIneai. city sacked 12R1C2s
country bolted, sacked. 6?hlVac. ~ tSsnn,
shipstuff, per ton. s2l,5o@?s %; bran. Si9oVe-l'
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. Z
BALTIMORE, MD, Aug, 81. Sea board Air
Line coInmon-Nothing doing Seaboard Air
Line preferred, 42is bid
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u g. refunding 2s, registered. ........,.,.. y
u 8. refundIng 49, coupon ............s... y
US ss. registered y
y. 8. 49, coupon..... y
~. 81 New ~, reglAtercd ...:...............3
VI 81 New IL, coupon. ~
u. s. Old As, registered ~
". s. Old "a. coupon..... .!........,.s....., ~
American Tobacco As, certificates .........
American Tobacco cs, certificate .......i..5!l
Atchlscn general 4r.....t... ~
'AtchIson adjustment Z
Atlantic Coast Line 4s... ~
Baltimore and Ohio by
baltimore and Ohio ahs....,...............
Central Of Georgia 6s.... y
Central OF Georgia LIST
Central Of Gcofgia I'd Inc...............,.,Bs
Chesapeake and Ohio 4lss...........
Chicago and Alton
Chicago. 81 and Quincy now 4s............5 y
Chicago Il. I. and Pac: r.. Il. 4s.....'..5
Chicago r. r. and Pho. n. r.. col. 6s..,...
G., C., Gland st, Louis gen. 4s.......... J.
Chicago Terminal
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE or STOCKS IN NEW YORK
. sALEs,

loo A G, IL. CON
V5' w Ainnlgnniatcd Copper ~.
5'1W Amer Car and FOtin..,
lW Amer. Car and Foun,. pfd.
American Cotton Oil....
~ Amcrican TobaccoS pfd..
20 American Can .,,....,...
l,M American Can. ND
& b,vW Amer. Locomotives, com /. /. I.
200 Amer. Locomotive. pfd.
u.7W American Sugar s...,..,...
67WW AZ, T.. and s. Fe, corn. -.
LOO a.. 7. nnd s. re. pfd ..,...
15,l00 Baltimore aud Ohio .......
5000 Brooklyn Rapid Translt..
Canadi Southern .........
1880 Canadian Pacific .,,,......t
1892 Chicago Great Western"
t GOO Colorado Fuel and Iron.
IW Colorado South, com. -.
100 Colorado South, 1st pfd..
200 Colorado South, "a pfd.
4 100 Cley.e Glib, Chi. and st. l..
Chatta. and st. LOuis....
200 Consolidated Gag .......S
\ G0 Delaware and lIudsoil....
Dell Lack. and Western.
H. 200 Eric. CONF. ................
1.TW Erie, 1st pfd................i
$500 Erie, "a pfd.................
800 General Electric ...........
200 Illinois Central ...........t
1880 Louisville and NASHVILLE.
i 100 Manhattan ........... ...."g
\ 49, 200 Metro. Street Railwny....
$500 Mexican Central -..........
1900 Mo, Kan. and Tex, com.
4 1900 Mo., Kan. and Tex, pfd
1890 Missouri Pacific ...,.......
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49, ooD last week and 77.Sss last year Io.uaye
nil las, year. and at Houston 6ls5 bales
against 6,3l3 last year, s,st Si3
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rstelpts At New Orleans were s.ofs bales against
nil ins, wear, and at Houston 6,s5 bales
against Jas last year l5 a
Cotton futures opened strong and closed
steady. III Il .8 r,,.
sep,,n,ber . . ID. S0en' 1o H'S' $50 $50 ~
October ~. ....llo5 1Lo5 loS lo.7i
November .,....... 1913 1913 l w 10
1Jeeunoer "......1i.i7 Ills loN io.s5
m nsarlnry ......li.:; ,i:s loS; Is.s;
arr s,r ........:....1ic; ids 1851 1921
spo, cotton closed quiet. % points; decline ,
rniddllng uplands 1925; mlddllng su VIZ, ii.-Vi
sales AZ bales
Cotton. quiet; middling, 1885,; gross receipts II Is,
443s bales: sales. 1,45 bales stock, y - ~ ~
bales, ,r 81,
Total to-day mt all ports-Set rec Gel le,eil
haics. export to Great Britain. 1850 bales: to
the Continent. 1866 bales: stock 3l3Ios paiss 81
Consolidated portsNet ree &c 7oe baes
to France, 600 baes;to the contIment, ',' soS
bales; TO Japan. 1e3 bales; TO Mexico ,'9 '
bales. -, Ma,
receipts, TO- 27l sig bnles; export 70 Great
Britain Cease bales: 70 France syi.oiS panes
Continent ssssss 81, sa, Ms,cs 70 'ua' ~
NEW oRLEAN Ms. Aug. aL-coTToN
cotton quiet and weak: sales 2ee bales f ff
fng 100 10 arrive. Quotations reduced hS...a.
Futures: Al the opening holders were asKing
sa1S points above last evenings closing figures
on better Liverpool figures but rush OF SELL seiI
carried prices down lsae9 points before II, The
noon call Bulls about the ring adv,nea s ine
90 q ~ I'm : leading bulls here and In New York
we're letting 90 everything they could q. sog
. points below yesterdays finals The mar Ises
closd dull at the bottom With net losses o. 1sp Y.
Cotton futures closed steady septe n b, +,
$40 bid; October. 10G2 bid; November io.s ZIG
IN az. / December D.7saln73; January. 1o.sog
a 81: February 10 Sd no. $751; March. l09igl0os;
April 10 ssgl0.9s; May. 91lo:1llo3
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

/ Colorado Midland Observation-Disclosures. IS
; Colorado and Southern 4s..,......,........ "a
4 Cuba 5s ccrtilca es 1o7Ia
Denver and Rio Grandc 4s..........,...... 1919
a Dstilcrs Securities 5s.,.................. SlM
IA Eric prior lien ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1903
Eric General 1881
! y Fort Worth and Denver City 1ss.."..... III
Hooking Valley Observation-Disclosures. liz
ia ia pan Gs certificates 101h
Z + Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s......... 194
, Manhattan con-. gold 4s....s.,.............tlo ih
Mexican Central 80
q Mexican Central 1st Inc. 25N
+ Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s........... 1o2H
4 Missouri. Kansas and Texas eds. .......... SIN
III. National Il. r.. Of Mexico con. 1s......... 81 4
4 New York Central gen.. 3ha.. ............... 1914
i New Jersey Central gen. 5s..........t. 1904
4 Northern Pacific JOG
= Northern Pacific 3s I. II
\ Norfolk and Western con- 4s......,...... 1929
! Oregon Short Line Srefunding 4s............ OF
~ Pennsylvania conv. a,ss. 1855
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RICHMOND srocK MARKET.

Richmond. Va, AUG. 81. 1895.
SALES.
Virginia centurles-3,go0 at 955s; 1000 at 9jH;
100 at s5n
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4 CINCINNATI, O., Aug. al,-HOGS-Actiye,
Butchers and shippers. S6.S0Gp6. IS common, 500