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PRESSURE ENDING,
MARKET ADVANCED | !. \. J {. !.
Improvement III Prices Late "a III II
Day Ovcrcaine What Had
Been Yielded.
MOVEMENT 70 TAKE <, PROFITS
Consideration Of yellow Fever
Outbreak Had More Force
Than Last Week.
my Associated prcss.)

NEW YORK, July Sl.-ro.day's stock
market had to face the ordeal Of pront-
taking Oh last weeks advance, which Is
al almost Inevitable process OH a Mon
day after d preceding rise in prices. The
action OF the market, while tho progress
OF digestion was going on, was encourage
ing, Il considerable absorption being cf-
fected without serious impairment to
prices, After the period Of profit taxing
cot the morning had passed the trildiiiY
became dull and interest appeared LAM
guild.
10 AFFECT tho market Immediately, either
way, and working out on normal lines
or previous steps IN the speculation was
relied upon 10 move prices lndusti1als
having to do With the metal trades, either
ns Producers or consumers OF IRON steer,
copper, leads. etc. moved in fair accord rll
the Uni,cd states Steel stock being Inc
noted exception, The ruilrond equipment
stocks and the electricnl companies we're
included. Published reports OF active con-
ditiohs in these trades and an advn1e
3 In the ma rkel price OF copper ere iialu
10 account for this movement. The iLct
thai the advances did not prevent t.'e
Y prices OF railroad stocks from sngglns,
was attributed partly TO the profit LK-
also some depression. caused ny the re-
vival of black rus damage report from
the spring wheat bc!t Dy hutHoTllieb
deemed conservatives.
Consideration OF the yellow fever out-
break perhaps had more force to-day than
was the case last week. Railroad OIL
cinls spoke In very cheerful and conii-
dent tones, both of current traffic. and
of prospects, and assertions attributed
to tho executive head OF the mine. work
crs Of his sentiment, against talk at TINS
time OF strike dangers, were regarded
with satisfaction. Delaware, Lacka wan
m aud Western lifted Its record price
q 10 4.25 l-2 MS nm incident OF the day. The
money market remained nomlnally very
easy, however. There wax enough lim-
\ provcment In prices late In the day to
overcome most OF what had been yielded,
and the closing tone was firm.
Bonds were steady; total sales. par
value, t2,7G?.00o.
unliedl States bonds we're unchanged
The total sales Of stocks amounted to
81, 70l shares.
.i. MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cLosE
Money on call. scndy; highest per
cent: lowest, 3-4. Ruling rate. 2. Last
loan. 3-4; closing bid. ~; offered at
Time loans easy; 60 days. 8 per cent;
Il 80 days. 3 Ia: six months, 3-4I4.
Prime mercantile paper 4GiI1-4. Stcrl-
Ing exchange. steady. with actual busi-
ness in bankers bills at 3i.s6.4pa4 .s6. IS
for demand. and at &4.S4.65Gf4.84.70 for 60
day bills. Posted rates. 1854 1a2 and $4.s7
1-2. Commercial oils f4S4 1.2N4A 5-S.
Bar silver, 591-4 Mexican dollars. IS IL.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK July S31.--Whle the days news
Included no fresh bearish factors. but on the
contrary appeared to- be OF rather Il bullish
average, the cotton market was unsettled and
closed Mt a net decline OF f1.Gl0 points.
Tho opening was steady. 81. An advance OF a9p
10 points on covering and bull support. enoouf-
aged by buish crop reports and higher Liver
pool cables New Orleans was relatively weak,
however, and with Liverpool sellin on shortly
after the local opening. prices here soon los I
ground under liquidation and bear pressure
Reports OF hlgh temperatures IN Texas teiiasd
to offset an otherwise favorable map, ana TO-
ward mi day there 5was. q raily from ioal 20
II 90 for October, but tho gain was promptly
lost and during the afternoon the market was
generally weak In the absence OF support CLOS
ing barely stcadyitat the lowest level, OF tne
session, Sales were estimated ut $4,000 bales
Two private crop condition reports were issuea.
ono. placing tho condition ut 70 and the otnsS :
rs per cent. ms compared with me oHlcat
report OF 900 pier cent at THIS Tune "a :
YEAR But bears claimed n low condition report
had been discontinued and expectations OF a q
favorable weekly report tomorrow,( probably
prevented general support; \. 49,, ,,.a !,
Receipts OF cotton at the ports to-aay we ETC
1888 bales against l3G04 last week, ana o.a
Inst year, For the week ei,S5S phes nsau,st
loo 9sT last week and 7.Sll last year, Io,uay
receints at New Orleans were 3, 7Sb ba!es nsA!hst
t9 last year, and at Houston sloo bales against
65 last year. 49, ts4l
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NAVAL. STORES.

WILMINGTON, n C,tgJuly &3L-sPlRlT s
TItRp NE-Flrm at 2 be-; ereceip 4 % %
casks Ros!n-Firm at 33lg bid receipts sts
barrels TnrF!rm at sh 1la: .eH s6G1 %
barrels Crude ,Turpentiie-tlrr ~ S-.ooVt t"
and s4o5; receipts 4ai BARRELS Z, Z, Z,
SAVANNAH, GA. j uly 3l,-r!l RppNIl NE,
Firm at sdl3c 4 ss7
barrels; shipments, 0.22s barrels. =, :, nv, 4
HARLESTOS, S. G.. July 53l.--TU REEN-
TINE AND ROSlS--Nothins: uoits'
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I TOBACCO MARKETS,

Richmond. Va, July 81 1905.
Tobacco-Dark- Fired Receipts and offerings
d doiue slH MARKET continues quiet, BIT
firm, With fair receipts. sun. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
continues steady at unchanged quotations Win
Eote-.We advise shippers to avoid too high
order, as much OF the tobacco coming IN u
damaged, and when such Is to case It sells
fat below market price lIt NJ
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Hc.; No. q yellow. 54Ac No. 2 oats, Z7c.; No 2
white, Na2ohc.; No. awhite. 27Hc. No.6S: ..s
bsc. Good feeding barley. 3Gc.; fair to choice
mating. 41g,5c No / faxseed. tLsl No 70 = =
northwestern sl.a5; prime Timothy seed, ~ ~;
Mess pork. per barrel sl3, Sgl3. 40; lard, per lso
pounds, s7saa7. 27,s: short ribs sides Goose,
;slSlo: short clear sides tboxed) 81 S11saeW'
Whisky, basis OF high wines, SIT. Glover.
contract grade sl275913oo Eutter-Firm;
crcameries. l7da1lsc dairies. l6Qlshc. Cheese
Firm at 1ON QllMc. Eggs--Firm at mark, cases
Included lsc.; hrsts, l71sc. prime hrsts' lg y !;
extras, &c. l
BALTIMORE, MD. July 3l.--FLCUIs..lD!nllll::
Winter patents, s5.o5a6. spring patent S;teov
$50 Wheat-Qulet, spot. contract. S3h qS3RG,;
gpot No. 2 red. western, S5hgSbrc. July'
s5Adsahc. Corn-Weak; spot and the month,
59G59Xc.; southern white corn, 20 D6lc. Oats
Dull and lower No. mixed. 33c- asked. Hye-
Steady; No. Western ssa1oe B Haisr
creamery. ol12l1sc.: fancy ladle 1ea l7c store
packed al5e EEgs-seady and saeha arSe
1lhc small l2c. sugnr-Steady and un-
changed Fl
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE sToCF MAKKET.
IN -(Sales at Union Sock YardsO

Report OF the live stock market for the week
ending July Slst: =, \.
steers, hG5c.; medium to good. igf%c.; com
dun I to good s.sGaNc. common TO fair, ag
axe: cows lAlr3hac.; bulls, shagsc. J. COWS cow anu
calres, slSI35. 90 per head; calves. aWoc I'm,
Maze best lambs 6G6tc.; common to fsirt
3gakc stock ewes ;3G4.25 per head.
3 Good hogs, OK fI5Nc.;3 common 4aqpsc.
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!, co1~r !, !, OIL MARKE'

NE WORK. July sl,.Icottonseed oil mod
orney active and barely rrltle saine
ao,ac, off summer yellow nomlnal p prime
White, ssaallsc,, prime winter yellow si4 nc
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

y NEW YORK, July 3l-The month ends with IN
nrIces on the upward, trend In the dry goods
market. And although buyers are not operat-
ing for the future they fare sendenvorl IN %
secure goods for mn edtdteI delivery = oopl'ls
Is iuuiet. ~ 'sfEf ~ y n
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!
cotton. DUET; middling. 100; gross receiptss
SIS. bales; gales 1ls2o bales; stock ~ 80 .
Total to-day at all ports-Set receipts TO- 800 20
bales: export to Grent Britain ~ bales; 70
the Continent 1856 bnles stock ss7 az @a "a
Consolldated at al. ports-Set receipts, 1''s %
bales export to Great BrItnin' isi balesi 70
the Continent 1854 bales. n rs ~,
Total since September is. at ports-Set re-
celpts s,y77.7s7 bales: export TO Great brl'aln,
q ai3 lo3 bales; to Franco. sa35 bales; TO t ai
Continent, 3l77.7 bales; 70 Japan. 31,cH li
bales; to Mexico. q, 3s2 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La. July. a.-CoTIoS,.sno
spot1 cotton dun; sales $50 bales inciuolns az
haies 10 arrive quotations down u C.
Futures opened salo points lower ana !. svn liza
4,4.i, f9cadad 1916 points additional on reanza "a,
tIon BY weak longs. who did not wlsn 10 cal.9
their holdings over bureau day next Ihulsuas
The conservative element az not believe ~ ln @
report viii show any hing lower than ! L.a :. -
and expresses the opinion that n lower repo ~,
would cause nm advance OF PIC per pound on
cotton. The market closed weak WIN WI hel
losses OF 80 points in August and ~ on nep.cii'
her. and :, tho othcrs,posl lions 23M4 points. (.
Cotton futures. August, lo5agio 70 sep. e..,
ber, 10. 75Ml076; October. 10 S5alo.ss; = OVEN 1A
Der. oSoglO.s7: Dscember. lo s0glo:s jan an
uary. D,ssaio.a; February. lo.ssall.oo' March
1io74ll.o9. 5-ss-s. III ss4sl
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=, ro,,na,nv q. registered !. .......... 1osH
n r rcfundinr %, coupon. I. /. .......... 1854
n 4. ,erIster ID !. !. !. ~. 1o3A
q o. nnn,,nn f.....I.,,..,....... 104
~ I New Is. registerei lslA
VI 8. New 49, coupon. :. i iSs M
III 81 Old As registered ioi
y o. ~ az -. 49, certihcntes........T sA
American Tobacco o.. certificates. ~, ~
tehison aT,,,s,mcnt "A iotered) e7ia
n nti.s,n 90 =, ine H. lo-E
n.la..no "mI Chin r. Observation-Disclosures. ic4st
t,,ti,noro and ohio avs o511
=, 1,eorria ll4h
S S.i ~ r,aarri.s al Inc % Is
80, - VI -, r. onn.,n 9d Inc Sc h
Sn ,.,r. and c,hio 1914
Sh,a" - s,ss Jorfered) SCR
,1haso n nm Quincy new 4s......... l0IM
S,i 81 - - and pacific r. r. 1s........ 81
S III ~ ~ ~ pacInc n r. col 5s.... 81
:, " = +, ma ST ouis gen. 4s........ lU3A
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OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July 3l.-FLouR-Quet md
barely steady Ryc Flour-Quiet, Cornmcal-
Barely steady. Rye-Dull,
enthusiastically; No 2 red, SOC. elevator
Options TIlMc net higher. May closed at
O3fllc.; July, S9Ac.; September, o0c.; December
0lha 9lAc.: closed 9lhc
Corn-Easy; No, 50hc. elevator. Options
Nc net lower. September 5SMc oats-EasSi
'' Beef- sS,su Cut Mcats-stoady. LARD
FIRM refined, nrm. pork-steady; short clear,
slDGl.00; mess $MOI15.00, Talow-Ftrm,.
RosIn-Quet ut ss.65G36o. Turpentlne-Dull
Coiree-Spot Rioi steady; mild, steady; Cor,
dova lOll3c. Futures steady. net unchanGeu
to 8 points lower. Sugar-Isaw, Arm: fair re-
dining, l-1oasac.; centrifugal, % test s,s n
steady, Confectloners IS 10; mold A. - vi "
cut loaf and crushed. $500; powdered 'a.4oi
granuated. 1910; cubes, $3.50,
Rlce-Quiet Molasses-Quie, Butter-Firm
creamery, l7@2lc.; State dairy, l6G.0hc.
Cheese-strong; State. small, colorcd and
white. loA1llhc, Egss--Firm; nearby, select
ed, 249?5c; Western, best, lsGl9hc..
Potn,oes-Dull; Long Island, $l.7b; southern,
81 e50l.6?; Southern sweets, s'.5ogs26, Pea
nuts-Quiet; fancy handpckcd SG5Ac.; other
domestic. 3a5,sc Cabbages-Fim; Long Is
land, p1r 100 s6aS0o. Cotton-By steam to
Liverpool, 124lSc. #
F. CHICAGO, July 3i.--Ttalk of famine in RUS
sla, owing to damage to the wheat crop Inn
parted strength to the wheat market here
to-day Bulllsh sentiment was augmented hy
ern Minnesota, AT the closc wheat for. Sep
TENDER delivery was up Mc,; corn is orr Afl7sc, |;
oats are down %qlsc.; provisions show a gain
OF lOdf27ikc, sia+5 i5t ~ 5esl
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N Observation-Disclosures.
June ii. inn,

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
Y 800 A. M.---NORFOLK9 LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 1l:ao a. NJ; Stops only at Petersburg,
s:o5 *. M. CHICAGO EXPRESS Parlor
Car, Broler Service. Petersburg to LynchburS
and Roanoke. Pullman Seepers Roanoke to
Columbrs, Blueaeld 70 Cincinnati; also Roam.
Cafe Dining Car. Roanoke to Williamson.
u, ESQ T, y: -RoANOkE EXPRESS. For
Farmvillo Lynchburg and Roanoke n
7 800 r. M--oCEAN SHORE LIMITED. AR.s
rives Norfolk $500 r. Nj Stops only at Peters,
burg .Wnverly and Suffolk. Connects with
steamers to Boston,, Providence, New York,
Baltimore and Washington. 59 6t.5q ~ gS%
7:2b T! M-For Norfolk and all stations east
OF Petersburg.
Pullman Sleepers Richmond t. 5Lynchburg and
Roanoke. Petersburg to Bristol, LynchburS 70
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans. Cote
Dining Car. & 1000 y. . 5.tls4s
$3.50 P. M ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pulln,au
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke 70
al Trains arrive from the west AZ a. M. 400
p. NJ. and 9:1s p. NJ: from Norfolk II 40 A. NJ.
and $50 p. N. .5ss "a SS x
h Orco No. 1893 East Main Street. . s$s'
Nv. b. BDVILL. EN- G. H i9OSLEi, sis1
40 q en- Pass AEt, ls Dist. Pass. ACT. !l
~
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PENNSYLVANIA conv Observation-Disclosures. i i0aiMl
M y. ,h iron Mountain con bs..... 1cf
ST., Louis and san Francisco r.. $780,. s q
ST LOUIS 29 " " ,uaHtIa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ e
Sea Doara "a e4
Soutnttln I,Iin,n /, ri 119
sSputHcfu - Do rinc Isis 123
; ens my az nnd Western, A. S5M
,ani, 1,r,fic 1865
u ,, I,inc oonv ia Z. 13l n
Unou . q aai 81 5s xxx %
Wabash lists 20 ~
Wabash Deb. 90 20
western Md. 90 90
Nv hccling and Lake Erie 4s...............-..s D.
WISCONSIN Cent raj as. "
I I ~ Say ccrtica tes M OK
y , Z 80 /, 81 .eriaa Observation-Disclosures. Is
Goiors,o3 Cd ~ scries 7iM
Is,o,,, horn 98h
AZ nj T, C,nllnterals Trust 1O0M
c,cntralaof Georgia Cd Inc. 7Sh
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si1sCLELL LAVE: ii J MARIE
/; =; :pnrERsRlJRG PEANUT MARKET.

- .gPUTERSBDNNfst. u
II (Reported iby Rodgers, Mccabe .. Co
.PDTERsBu re, ~ sl,IpislANsl y y3
Spanish Arm at l:lo per bushe VI
Chine picked q a34c,; sheling STOCK g
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.RAILW WAY.

y Fsl SCHEDULE n IN EFFECT MAY Is. 1905. &
I31-RA AIMS LEAVE RICHMOND. $@5 ~,
300 IA M;-Daily-I1ocal for Charlotte, N. q.
IL :aO ~ Observation-Disclosures ffet Pullman 10
80 Atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans,
\ stlss Memphis Chattanooga and all the South, E.
u, VI with through coach Tor chase 5Clty, . o@' Y
ford. Durham and Rhleg H..
500 T. Mex. Sundny-Ch1se, CltX Local aa 80
1l:3O r. Daiy.--Limited-Pul ready s:A 2
~ RI, NJ, for all the South. I, Z,
7, sl DIRK RIVER LINE. , ~. I.
eiThe' tfnyorte route to baltimore and Eastern
points Leaves Richmond APO ?. Nj. daily
except Sunday. = g., !, i. ~ Il
s4:20 i. M,-.0xcept Sunday--For West Point,
connecting wlthaEs Gamers 1or bait1mora
s. n and liver landings. Steamers call at york;
tnwnI and Clay Bank Mondays. Wednes.
.5 Si days and Fridays. and at Glouoester5 Point
,tjF, and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursdny aho
Saturdays. : U, ,,,a, IS ro,EE
q 4:45 AsFM.--Except Suhuay--loe'At i'' rt'e -
. AS West Point =, !, ,c,ry>,,Nr 3; II. I'LL
s:5s a. N. and 6:42 r M.-From az me souln
4 M p fN,-Trom Charlotte ana Naieisu.
SID A., M.-From Chase CITY and interm rNetil
i&A5t' ate stations r,a,nt IS p F253s ISL
s:25 a. M.--Baltlmore and West po'nt -; Non.
10 As A. M-DnilyExcept Sunday aH g., M0 on
tO''' davis :loNP. NJ, daily, except sunday
From west Point. -, - 80, I; NJ, Z!
IS. H NHARDW1Ck,ll ". NJ II - II, a.. VI
Z Fiji Il 81 M SPENCER, Gent; Mgr.
washington. D, G Ks
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E CHICAGO July Notwithstanding. 20,
o00 head including GOO Texans and 1000 West
ems, Market steady to 10c. higher. Good to
nrime steers ST. 20dp6, 90 poor to medium S. Glap
BIO: stochers and feeders. ;?GI4. 26; cows {25og
AGO: heifers ;2.s5a6,Oo: Gamers, $12bQ2a !;
buls, s2a0QIA. 90: :. calves :3Q7.00; ,re1as.9e a
ri GERS s3C6I4 co Western steers. So. b0H4.so
Hogs Receipts. 1000 head. Market Sc. higher.
Mixed and butchers, IS. S0aI8 021s good to choice
heavy. S. 75a5.s5; rough. heavy S so, ~
light. So. 5oQ6. 0S; bulk OF sales $4,000 so.
Sbcep-Receipts 1900 head Sheep strong;
iambs 1Oc. higher. Good to choice wethers,
;i50a4. so; fair to choice, mixed 33'7o9t4o;
NEW YORK, July 3l.-BEEY ES.iteceip
37a5 head Good to choice steers. loqlbc hs s,,-
or: medium and common steady to strong: bulls
steady to zoe. higher; cows steady 81, steers rs
si05G5.s5 bulls s25od4 lo: cows, N,R fnl..1o
Calyes-Receipts, S,20s head. Vcals 6oH'b &C.
higher; buttermllk. 81 higher Vea!s, *oqs.6oi
throwouts. $ldl6 90: buttermllks. $4G46o Dress,
ed calves higher, city dressed veais, s,sW
l2c per pound; country dressed,' 5ts4tloF:c'
sheep and Lan,bs-Recepts. l4,o45 head. Sheen
steady; lambs opened steady; closed easier. On
the undergrades, Sheep. S3T4.& culls,t S!,6o@
275; lambs $S,60GS,26; one car extra, $StJ
culls 34.b0G6.b0. IIogs--Receipts, 1913 head
Market steady TO strong. State hogs, S6.4oY
g. 80; choice medium. td60. 5
CINCINNATI, o.. July S1,-HoGs-Act!ve,
Butchers, ss9S05; common, H.ooa6,so. Cat
tle-Slow and lower Fair to good shippers,
s4s5Gl.S; common. s2d2,75. Sheep Steady at
"a rn I or,t,a lOWDr
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R,cHMoNp PRODUCE MARKET.

corrected daily. Unlesa otherNSiAe stated tnese
quotations are Wholesale prices.
LIVE POULTRY-Spring chicksna large per
pound, 20ao2c.: small per pound. an !9c:: hens
her mound, l2p13c. ducks, per pound lSg lAc.;
geese, per head. t0Q7tc.; guinea1. per hea1,
IQ2c, .
i2Ql4c.; choice family packed, per pound. i4y
i5c.; store packed. yellow. extra. per pound.
i.s,isc: common grades, per pound. l0Vlsc
b EG GS-In crates. fresh. nearby, dozen, Ice. |;
In crates, fresh. per dozen. 49,. In barrels,
MiSCELLASEOUS-Dri peaches, G..
fancy per pound. l3gllc-; peaches, VirElnls'
fancy per pound, lea 13c peaches. unpeeled.
per pound. 4G5c.; apples fancy. sliced, pei
pound, 4a4Hc.: apples. eyaporattd. per pounu:
tG5c. Peas-Blackeye. No, per bushel, - 200
81. 70; backeyc, No. 2. per busnel 81. 20; black
Der bushel, ND: clay. per bushcl 81 100 l.?o
Reans- ndpicked. per bushel. &lSg l.Al'
white, mixed. per bushel. Nl09l.25; coloreo.
per bushcl. &l.159l96.
LIVE STOCK-veals choice per pound, 70
tAc.: .ycals, thin per pound, 4hG5c.; runners
per pound, ,40Sc.; hogs, choice, per pound. $40
&C.; lambs. choice, per pound, t90hc,; sheep
choice. per pound. sG4hc. beef cattle. c SI !:
&c. Irish potatoes, fancy, per barrel Sl6o;
choice, per barrel. SIZES: medium, per barrel,
400 Country hams. l2Gl4c. n
FLOUR-Winter superior, H. bol3. 70; wlntef
extra, $3.7544.A; winter claarA WOO 70 win:
ter straight, s5,2516 50; winter patent S.!eY
s.oos Buckwheat. per pound. 2MQsc Cornmea!.
city sacked. 100 721ac.: country holtsd saSked.
e2k165c.I Millfced-Shipslun. pei ton, s2lSO
300; bran. $l9.50G2l.00.
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Richmond. Va. July 81, 1905

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
I BALTIMORE. MD, July 3l-seaboard Air
Line common. 231a asked; do. preferred. 70
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE
& PETERsB URG
y ELECTRIC RAILWAY

4 5,,a,s ls,,ye !, eor,sr. OF Seventh anl psfrS
streets, Mancnestef every h9pr Se I. ,as hsa
TON ,i, ~ a. .a ~ 40 r. ~ laih. except SUNDAY,
carr lSaveS petersburg fea, sSe IN Z,
s.,isai Avery hour from G;a5 Az % lo:5s "
Nj last ear liD ~ ~. ltt'lsa sNb 80 -
Al daily, except SUNDAY. u fs
All ears from Petersburs connecting Aes-
mona cars &g 2Y
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago Terminal W.
Coorado na st,",hsrn ia...,,,,,.......... 967s
a , auo ar. s. d. 80 t07
Gupn o.. CT biz r y. 20 M Ia . lOl
l, ~, i'ant ~ 70 1918 \
i Ere ~ ~, al 4. 4. II 0as
Fort Worth and Denver City 1st.,......., iii iaM
Hooking Valley i io;i
japan 8s, cert Neat cA :.
louisville and Nash. Unified io,ia
staxi rlenira, I. 77ls Il
rsnn,rai tst tnc Z. 25h I
~ a. - nnis IA. s71a I
~ IN nd 'rrrnH u 102i
Missor Kansns and Texas 2ds ss4s /
=, II, ~ Mcrico con s. w
SaaioHa, ~ cen; ~, ~ zen. SIS s9
Se. iar.ey central gen 5s 124M 1
Ser,,orn I,o cfGr IL 4 10iTs
.,. IL, 15,ciac A. .7sM
Ns,,. - Jvn.,ernI ron IA 1928
~. aor Shor, Line refunding 4s........... 96ss
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Anil ..1l.a lso ll.s1 ii.1o
Mnv 4, .1l.3l 1872 1L2l l.l5
SPOT cotton closed quiet. 10 points lower; MD
ding upiands, ll0Q; middng gun, ll.o'' sa'es' s
1880 bales. J 5gE 5itss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
Petersburg Tobacco Market. {

3(ouoted BY rCraddock- 6ifes. Virginia Ware
- Petersburg. Va, July 81, 1905
f4VeryEl!ttleE doing In loose tobacco AS about
all fof the crop Is lin for this aeaAonrtf s'i
r THE, quotations. are. as follows i, -
JuRs y ..iAs..t.i 4 OF. 81 ~
short leaf 3 o ny "a
30 shipping Leaf or fine. WRAPPERS are being
offered fs5 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01

market for the two weeks ending July 2sth.
as reported by John gesby, Of ELyncshf's
Warehouse. wa 4as follows: III II. 4, {. 4
Sold week ending ~ uly i2lst q, 100 pounds;
sold week ending j uly5 18th, 81, 400 pounds n.
crease for the week ending July Sth. ,$1'aN
4; Sold from September 1901 toIlly rs 1s sSs,
"a July %. 1901 q 5oo. 500 pounds: decrease for
1905. G,l63. 100 pounds q -
been much Improved during the rnst'two weeks,
Yet the crop Is not ella s.
worked, consequently the .grass and weed has
ntout taken possession. Tie weather has been beer.
fairly favorable to the growing crop during
tho week. 95tg ~ i, ,,'S5 :. ~ =, ~ ~
/, "a ~ ". HIS GOOD .......... 475 @ 900
no ~ ,aaS c6Inmon 500 a 6.L0
1rr ieaf nahum !. ,x,,..,,5tb $50 "a $50
I1a ~ Lad r rood ~. Il. $50 a l100
IA ~ ~ Ian 4 n ma ~ 1l.C1 q 15.L0
Dark wrappers ,........t 1900 q % 90
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MARINE ..INTE1ILIGEN'CslE..

PORT OF RICHMOND, uIl1 !Y 81, l1so5',
'T32l9 ARRIVED
steamer Brandon IIarneya Noriolk, me- i,sn cram
disc and CD DemigiSh m Me
steamHsr b assenreys Old Dominlon line
- - 5'IlIfg NJ SAILED ~ u y. rs
steamer old Point comfort nEaSes, ~ sam ss
passengers.. Virginia Nayisat!ons Co. 5ss Il.
nranGn 1q9nHyD o%I ins
steamer iI3erkeley Shelley, Norfolk. merchan-
disc and pnssengcrs Old Dominion line,
- PORT or WEST jTOlNT,tJ ULGN ~, 1905
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RICHMOND n GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond, Va. July 81, 1905.
K u QUOTATIONS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01

Cotton. QUIET; middlIng. 100: cross recep ~
&. ia bales; gales, 1l.s30 bales stock. 1't-'
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-07-14
~ G... 5 aalJen-
Her Character.

Will yon cultivate your garden, or viii
you neglect it There is no spot of ground
however bare, that cannot be tanned into
state OF beauty 1t cannot be done easily
We must be willing to take trouble to be
industrious, vigilant in our gardens, and
to dig, plant and weed iuteiligently. In
our gardens there mnst be plants worth
growing, the hardy cheerfulness, willing
ness; and the good old-fashioned plants
simplicity, patience, courtesy, modesty,
sympathy. call these the dear old fash
Toned virtues worth cuiUivating, because
in these modern days there is danger that
opposite characteristics are being planted
in your lives.
Enemies find their ways into our gar
dens. Weeds must be pulled out without de
lay. They are troublesome faults ia char
acter, thrustlng themselves where they
have no business TO be. Weeds are idle
ness, vanity, envy, carelessness, and
many other traits which destroy b-au y,
Incidence is a great defect in character
Its zeal name is sloth. and it has its root in
self-indulgence, lack of thoroughness,
putting ease before effort and pleasure be-
fore duty. Cur galdens should not be
shut-in, narrow, inclosed places, but from
them we should have broad view where
We can look out aud beyond and learn
largeness of heart, generosity, and that
there are many other gardens in The world
besides our oNn.--Ex.