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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
HUGHES FOR GOVERNOR.
Reported Odell-Q uigg-Plat Com
hines in New Y ork,

NEW YORK, august ll6,--1t Us Teported
on very good authority In this city that
the odell.Q and Plat combine have
decided to agree to support. Charles p,
Hughes Of insurance Investigation fame
IL ne will stand for Governor. It is said
that they have the consent Of Hughes, B
"a "A man who stands as close to Odell az
man can stand Is the authority for
the assertions that the Odell forces want
Hughes; that the Higgins faction are
ready to take UP Hughes; that Hughes
is IN every way acceptable to Oyster Bay
and finally that odell already y, has sne
promise OF Hughes that he will accept
3 he nomination II It Is made clear 70
MIN that ne is the choice Of g har-
mohious and solidified convention. S2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
Z COTTON MARKET.

2 NEW YORK. August lsT he cotton market
was fairly active again to- day. and after
selling at new low records fort season again
during tho early trading rallied on covering
and moderate bull buying. credited TO strong
interests. The close was at a net decline OF
II points to AN advance OF a point 3s55
IA Tho opening was steady at an advance OF 6lG2
points. and shortly afterSth call prices were
about 2ds3c. net higher on the active months
ms a result of covering and higher Liverpool
cables But there was no aggressive support,
the wenther map making a favorable showing
and tho local crop crowd was against the
market despite the recent reserve losses ana
tho bullIsh tenor OF private cables from the
English ma rket. Prices consequently soon
weakened under a renewal Of bear PRESSURE
and the decline forced the liquidation ofNrecent
buyers for a reaction under which the market
went on to 9.3c for October. 9.42 for December
and p,h1l for anuary. or about sac points under
thn closing figures of the previous 6fd day. At
this Lowell the buying seemed TO be of a more
substantial character, and there were rumors
that aoma OF the stronger shorts were cover
Ing, which attracted n little scattering sup
mort The market closed Very steady. and in
the late trading there were rumors that a big
block OF spot cotton had been sold 10 down
East mills. Southern spot markets were un-
cha nged to nc. lower. Local sales were estl-
mnted at 800 900 bales futures. i & Fl s5 n.
- Receipts Mt the ports to-day Were 1883 bales
against 2,sn5 last week and 4, sas last year
For tho week 95 900 bales against p4.8lb last
week and 81, $50 last year. ro-day's receipts at
Nav Orlea ms, bales against 2.4SS last year.
!. and at Houston b,5al bales against $3.50 last
year N. .tts n No {, III 4t 5ii
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.SOuther'n.R ailWay

II. TRAINS LEAVE Il iCff q. ss AZ
~ ~ GLOWING schedules figures punnsnsI
n 800 M. Dnlly--tocal for Charlotte l 49,
qhs5s ci'y
2:oO M --D lly--Limi ted b net Pullnen loS
atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleo9
K Memphis, Chattanooga and al the eoys1
SSSf Through coach for Chase CITY, Oxforss5
DURHAM. and Raleigh. 5'Sg $SS}9;
,g S:eo III y Eek, Sun Keysy!lls Local
z DIRK RIVER LINE q. VII
80 f Fl MiidEseeDt stnday-s0.
s,1s Exeept sundsy No. -roeal =
2 Y. ok espt sunday I !; ais3
West Point d Steamers call at. Yorktown
and Clay 4 Bank Mondays sWedn eadayA.s
Fridays: at Gloucester Point. CeementeS
and Almonds Tuesday s.5 Thursdays DaSe
Trains ~ ARRIVE 3R1czMoNp. 1$
$3.50 AZ NJ ~ 80 P.$ M.-From all the eoue8:
1888 z. M.--From Cha rotte,6 Raleigh. Du rhehss
hase1 CT and LoG;al atons Z. ]. !, ~
ei6 A.. ANo rom Bal rnore and We 49,
1o;45 "a: No. y :15 p 1s-7 ~ 20.
y NC. s#f6 and No. rs stop Quinton. Tun staus>
White House and Lester Manor. ssS5
e. W. WESTBURY,$D. 81. q IL 9.
go 3. Main 81. Riehfaa nd, ~
HI. b. SPENCER, 8. H.S$ST1ARDW1CksSS3
''' ~. 9 H 4. a. +. A.:
ys shln gton .. G.
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CONTEST F0R.0 0 D Il:
on AMONG EA c. | |! !!
jih.S Z,
ppp4 d.

fIs (ByAssocIat ted Preas N
$ MILWAUKEE, VIE s. August l6.-Gon-
tests for the various offices OF the Grand
Aerie, Fraterhal Order Of Eag les. be began 'aI
in earnest to-day. i1s X Il "a 5S5 n l${ NJ
When nominating spec hes were made NJ vaEas
Tor grand worthy presto dent the contest
for this office had ma wed down 70 ne :
present. head q the u. qSn!
the thers caidid dates having ,vvithdrawn..,s
% irhe forenoon was t ken up With snoml--
mating .and seconding speech s..5 Z ne con- Z
a afternoon. TIE annual parade too place
this afternoon. he pa rade cons q. 81
seven! disvIsions. y a cries from nearly y every
state In the MON being ~ I line 3i5
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KERMIT |'R0OSE 1 ].
OVERLAND. !. i !! |
lByiAs,...oclated Press

(ByaAssociate ted Press.
DEADWOOD,s s. d.. Aug list 1s.-IS erinlt
roosevelt, with his young FRIEND. J chm
Heard y arrived to-day for 9; visit with
Captain Seth Bullock, United States mar mar
shall. The feature OF the visit Will pc 3 an an
overland trip by way OF Belle. t,o y. q
to President Roosevelt's old ranch u nea r
Nedora, on the Little q
The party consists Of Captain tan fullock'
sl,is son Stanley Paul Martin. son Of Con-
FRESHMAN Mar tin; X errnit Roosevelt, and
%Jofn a H card. hey will travel 3 "a
complete camping outfit, and will be gone
for a week or ten d avs ;. tgs 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
MAN SHOT
.77' AND FATALLY WOUNDED

81 MINfa sE SAL. ALA, August 1e-1n
q personal alteration to-day, NJ, D.
James superintendent Of the gas works
OF the birmingham Railway. Light and
Power Company, was shot and perhaps
fatally wounded by W. n. N Rogers, o
prominent paint manufacturers. James hit
Rogers on the head wlthsa heavy iron
wrench, inflIctlng severe Injuries. Both
are In the hospital, l Il i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
COMPLETES FUSION
ON SITATE|T|'.I ! / ] II.
Conference Between Democrat!
and Populists il Nebraska
y. Was Successful.
my Associated Press. !

Fl LINCOLN, NEB., August "a confer.
encei to-day between the Democra Is and
}Populists resulted I'M the completion Of
the State Fusion ticket, the Popullsts
being permitted to nominate tickets for
four Of the State officers.
II The iresulti fusion on the entire ticket,
When Berge was defeated for Governor,
the Populists, with whom he Il had for
.merly affiliated and who claimed him
when he ran for Governor two years
ago. were Indignant, and ii 1t Il looked as
though the two conventions would be
unable to got the ground. bis morning,
however, the Popullsts were willing to
take the remaining portion of the ticket
and To endorse Shallenberg, the guber-
a,atorial candida te, who had defeated
tBerge. S aS .5 Il MI
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U. s. refnnding "a. registered ~.
". s. refundlng %, coupon
s. 80. Registered
u. 8. IS, coupon. :.,....s.
g.. Old - registers
u. s. Old 4s. coupon
u. 8. New IS, regiatered |g.
u, 81. New W "a a.
American Tobacco =.
American Tobacco en-. $3.50.
Atchson general NJ
Atchlaon justnenta
Atlant ~ Coast Line s,....,... tt..........8
Baltimore and Ohio ....s.....
baltimore and Ohio s. n
Brooklyn Rapid Tranat con " $50. ......-...s
Central OF Georgia 6s... ~.
Central OF Georgia LIT
.c..SH.ius i,f Georgia "a ~
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc -. -
5Chesapeake ia nd Ohio
Chicago and Alton \. \.
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OHIO d ito 8TREAsU RERs IS S! I
SHORT OVER $750,OO0
nv Assoclat cd Press,

Il M tBy Associated, Press. Y, !, J,
AKRON O.. August l6.-T IN examiners se!
appointed by Judge Pardee q MAKE ., a. !,
their report to-day. Y It charged former
county Treasurer Smith with IA shortage
~ s755. 3s5. This amount was found
missing from the vaults. Prosecuting
Attorney Hagellsarger says hat g de-
mand viii be made on Smith for the
amount. Iii II jsi IS ilg4@ nj }ii il
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Fine. sFar,n,1 Sold.

(speoial to The Times -Dispa tch.l
LEXINGTON VA, august 1s,--Mr.
Henry F. Mitchell has sold 500 acres Ct
Ronl,bridges county, to Supervisor T. 8.
r es, gof Natural 4 Bridge District This
sale includes the mansion house, to-
getherIwlth oil the buildings. Tho price
pTtrTh The VA farm Sis one Of the best in Rock
bridge, and was formerly the o!d Mo-
;Chesney Ma NATION Mr. Mitchell came
70 Rockbridge about twenty years ago
from. New York. 4lf98 g8Sff M nm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

Continent Isl es9 100 bales Ito Japan. 1l9 0l6
bales; a 10 Mexico 2.7si bales. sjS nm

If n EW$ 81 LEANs August IA. coTTON --spott
cotton ciosed Irregular, but unchanged total
sales were bales on the spot, Il su,n W.
and Immediately declined 4d5 points. then r.
isd hosss w pf1n,
tho City limits a tiers October list will affect
several large Orleans housss bearls y
sentiment nj ~ rs 10
s Steady. points lower than yesterday. g,
Col ton futures closed barely ~ ~ ~;
November, s5lG bid &; December. s6l bid y "a, ah-
W. g. 81 bid February. 9.57 March, 2 % olu.
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Personals and Briefs,

4 Mr.. and Mrs, George f. Doughty and
child Will leave Sunday for Norfolk,
brother, Mr. James F. p Doughty. 5
yiooted II, the Police Court yesterday
Tor stealing oysters was not Nj. George
Williams, connected With q the City Gas
a MI L, NJ, w. Manning, Of Norfolk, is
"A. Nh ~ ana Iss Mrs, ], E caudle, Of South
Eighth Street, who have been spending
soma some time at Ocean View, have returned
home. ~ ssVs 81 ts4,3 f5saf 5G5E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
{ CAMPBELL NAMED. VI
Was Unanimously Nominated Tor
Governor Of Texas. 8
Associated Press,)

7lI T11 l7N lHy AEaUcIHIeu FFuoSI n.
DALLAS, TEXAS, AUGUST le.-I lno
o,Nr rampbell, a native OF Rusk, T exas,
th ~, mace Of nativity OF the late Governor
James TIogg, 4 was this afternoon nomi-
mated ~ the Democratic party for GOV,
er 1 Of Texas. He Will be the SECOND
native Governor Of Texas, There were
four candidates for the nomination,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
Another Bank in Trouble.

(ByE AssOciated fFfeHaJ q.
81 BOSTON. 2 August 49, md he Firs t Ma
tional Bank OF Chelsea Will not be open;
for business in the morning, orders hay
Ing been issued by the comptroller Sof the
currency to close the institution. Ma
tional Bank Examiner al fred Ever who
has been making an nyestiga ting OF $the ~,
l l., said tonight that II was doubtful
e thaF bank ever would be reopened@ for
business. 4 Beyond this statement he had
nothing TO- say. 3ss B
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17

4 !. !, y /, =, r., u, Mex,o con- 4s........ S. N
saa, 'wn,,l c.sn. ri zen. /. !. ss
Nan, Central ZEN 81 4. \. 1853
Nor, Nam D. M 4s q. 1osls
NJ - ia LID ~ rs s
orfniis ri We.tsr con-
" 81
Saegon, Si VIZ .onv 10lh
:, - :. y, 100
ssss. ~ u tn So sisss fsn IL
L0uis 'II . s8E
seIn 1oact \. ..! Z. 91ts
M g.. In yBA
ooi ~ iua ! "a I. \. /. /. 11tH
raI IA panne ists
eAns - ~ Wv Az, ia ~ l
e, a,, 81 81, 4 ~ 1oah
Sn{ed states Steel g s. w
~ " aDasn y1 - +, y, Slss
1la !. ~ q ~ A. I. S4M
" II ~, Erie "a 8sia
" t,iIs a. s9h
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SEVERELY CUT BY 3, s GLASS e S.:
Mr.. Mead Cuts Himself Raising
car. Window B1eeds Freely.

Observation-Disclosures q Ieet .A,
Nj e 4 E Z. M lead one OF the party of
esxcursionistss from orfolk ~ to Is. Hot
Springs, attempted to open g window low 4, On 2
his car shortly before .reachlfn = w ms ms
j irving to force 1t open his hand slip gil
ped and went through the glass. q. 4. /, J,
The ambulance was summoned On \ tn,a
trains arrival here and Dr. \, M Y, !,
freaiv - several small arteries had been
severed IN a cash about two and e h 81
inches long. DR.. Mason took eigh y
stitches in his arm and S& lef q, him % %
catch a later train to II Tot sprln 81
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BALTIMORE MD August ls Y E s6@3 g
Dull and nd, s ass ); ,Sa 1ae sps
eer so sam soaiherH
Gse; eorn hsMGSo,l g. oats-New. easier; 30;
mixed No Masiera fancy ny
sic. Ruttermstsady ~ ana c ues esasic.
EeasNFirm at 49, ana un-
chsasnred at Is0l2Mc. sugar--steaay ana W.
oh NJ ri
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1,-na "a corn, a5oc; No, yellow
RassGs ry Shi 1s: 2 aSoa
3sc.; No. white So.%a III,
fssainx s Noi aasseed so7 nert
wssern !, t s.aa eess pSr
ri RI "a, sa i .sai7o lard per 100 pounas ESQ
sass Chez Sssd,
6asls o Ola aries iSha?.c,; dair!es 7;oc
cases ncluasa q.s i' Stsso
irsu ls,<c; prime, h "a sn 1sc' 7zs'
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{ss n, ~ III oADe. W. iES Nj a
X. : :;;;;s,'sss: \.

nVfU
rraihs lAavs Rtohmon ~ Ssft hssa 4.
$40 Al. n DAILY. Byfd II 81 ThfusgA is
$40 Al. " 4rai Ain 81. ThfcxeA
7.1o n. X4-Wssk Days--xltA. 1fedeeseaee
$50 "A, N.--pail y.Byfd II NJ, Thss1ah.
IL os noon--WcAk Daye-Byfdg d Thfeae
A:00 r. H--Wtsk Day ~ I'd NJ Hfsd ssas - IA
"a burg AceomtrO1la ton ifE "a
6:os P.5M.-.UAliy-MAlnS O! 1ntou4 Y NJ
s0 =. M.-,Week DAys--nlba AShiansa sy islssss
$50 ?. N. ssDaIly..By 81 Throusa
NJ r4ana Asrlys !. &
eointnod Mesn Day Daye-7AtOs s %
SEQ Al M.lsWesE pays-.Hyfd 81 Tfsdssislal
puW ACCOMMODATION i !. !. slS Nm
i1'5c ~ M,-,Wesk bsys--B,rd & stii rAfssse.sg
III = M..n ss Thsouls WV
s.Ss tnccommodAu OA 38 III I'd ~. sI Nv Sssls
LIE NJ Daily--Dyrd st. Through !. ,.s
POO Z RAM y Byrd q. Throush sess
e ;t +. NJ 3a III Main ~ Tnrcnsa.
al ~ as.-PullmAn Sleeping os PArlof
49, trains except trains afftsine
modationa. q sS
Time q arrivals and departures ana conas.se'.
p. Du kRI e q. w W. cuLr. ". r rAIt.onl..
AssI4 70 k'rest. CENT Supt. 1fAta 80 .ssS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
n RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET, .
Richmond, Va, ! August 10 ls "
CATTLE MARKETS. :,
RICHMOND LIVE 6TOCK MAnKEr,

1TN HICE5MOyN II 80 ts ~ ~ 1arS.
(eales ete Union Stock ,ias anNs "a E ,ao8 II
The live stock report Tor the week ending
August sth .yas !, A e. follo , 4. rood 4ap4,4c
Az s s$ eS Ssss
s se@s 0so Sulls $3.50 frssh cows sEa
ssiys' S4: h Ssst ss ss a. M
10 good, b9tMc,; common sD4o,i Ross.-ss ~
,yBvi YORK. August 1e.-BEEYEs-R Receipts:
sos head; mono on sale. Calves y seepts ltae
head s Vsais. WGs, 81 5000; Ws ~
ylIgbmla zee M sso head sheep.
eulls. 1850; amba n $50 q; TIVE cars q {. e an
ira kentucky lambs, at se,so 6,s cl n ~
Hogs--R Receipts, 100 heaa; none of@ sAte'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
Negroes Fined for Gambling.

san, - Tones, Grant Harris, Lee Jones
and William Coles, all negroes, were
S'finad $3.50 In the Pol Ice Court yesterday
morning on the charge Of gambling. r.,
j. Taylor the negro who kept the house
In which the gamb Ing was done, was
security for six months IN the sum Of
$500 d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
i RICHMOND 4. \ STOCK MARKET

4a
IL III Richmond, Va. /. August 10. 1908
81 ~ s! jOyERNME TENT SE1cUR1TIE Sll 5SSsg8b
n q. s. S., coupon. 1909 1918 1o3
Ar STATE SECURITIES: BID. a sk Setl
North a crolina Il, c.. 1910. lo2
va. S. Old, C.. and RI, 1882 ss Sst
va Centuries, rs. G.. and r.. lols s5Rs 70 U
+ RAILROAD BONDS. FL
FLORIDA and Southern 4a 1915 ..S.... g 6 s g
z Eeaboard Air Limo IL. 1862 SO b.
3t STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Norfolk street Ry. LIST 81, 1913. no az
Norfolk Ry. and Light LIST SIS. IS is.. % 535 100
55g5 STREET RAILWAY STOCKS. Par.
Sorfoik RAILWAY and Light co....,.. - $sss %
RAILROAD STOCKS S. 5t3s sss Par. VA
Atlanta and Cha l04 l!6 ..Bi
Atlantic Coast Lins com. ...s....- lgp lss
Il Norfolk and Western com. ..-...i9o 9?h ..,s
n. F.. and p. 4 p. O. guar. l9o 100
z BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
Broad -
&Clty 20
y First National W
X National Bank OF Virginia.... .lG l3s ...8$
Savings Bank OF Richmond ......:3 90
Bank OF Richmond loo l39 gS 40 II
4 MISCELLANEOUS g tl4 a. IN
Old Dominion SIS. Co. 100 l2o
Va. Car Chem. pfd-, p. 400 los lo9H
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
ND DAITIAfORE,4 Md, August dashboard AIT
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Richmond /. and Petersburg Electric Railway,

"A Car. n 1eaye corner OF Seventh and Psrry
strsets. Manchester. every hour ION the hoy.s
from A. II 70 r car y T,a51!fask.
y A Gars tleavs retersburG.M foot ef sycamore
Street, every hour from e:s6 a.: y, g. 1sS:;s
~ da,iy. except sund AZ. !. !, ]. "
An ears from Petersburg cohhso''hs RIOS
n1cnd cNrn III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
4 PLANS COMPLETED,
Master Plumbers Will Enter Enter:
fiti3!5s3}t. !, =. National A ssociation.

fully attended meeting ste + {
For the entertainment of the
NATIONAL I,,iol Association officers. wto8are to
deta3s 8 perfected aad time me-
v a!.s War things for their entertain
, ment vii, TtH be Bis banquet at Mqrphy,s
HOTEL 1sIe IT is expected that he. delega-
tim will arrive about Wednesday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
|COFFlClAL & sANCs5 Am d SALE OF STOCKS lin
&# BY Thomas Branch Co, Bankers Brokers'
SALES.
= L-----. - -

Atlantic Coast Line, com.
310.WO American Shelters. conf 4.
i27,s0O Amalgamnted Copper ....
1900 Amor.c,ar and Foundry u
Amer Car andsFo,iti pfd
200 American Cotton Olly.....
loo American Tobacco, pfd....
NJ 100 American Gun ~. 500.
4 100 American Can, pfd s..... 4,
900 FAfner.iL Locomotive, com u.
4, COO Amer, locomotive, pfd. "
900 America n sugar \, I, .y..s. a.
D q, 900 A., z. and 9. Fee coms.,t. y.
100 Al, y. and 3. ne, pfd...,..
l14.lW Baltimore and Ohio....,;....
j 20, 900 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
3A1 100 Canadian Pacific /. 80.
$500 Chest pen X e \ and Ohio.....
400 c iiicagpyG rem Weaterti...
\ "a, 100 Chicago, M II. and st. Paul
A 800 Colorado Fuel and Ir6n...
KS 200 Colorado SouthD com NJ.
200 Colorado South,, 1st pfd...
Colorado SOU tn I'd pfd n,
v 800 Gle vi, Ci1a Chi. and ST. L
HIM 400 Consolidated Gas ..s........
100 Della wurc and Hudson j. 8.
Del. Lack. and Western.
E9'7 100 Erl o !, corr ......t......
400 Erie, lat pfd .................
u Ton Erie, I'd pfd !.
1,10O General Electric,
400 Great Northern. pfd.......
100 Illinois Central ~.
& ], 400 louisville ana Nashville.
MAMMA ttafl .s................
Metro. Street Railway....
900 Mexican Central ..........
1900 MOI Kan. and 3Tex.& com.
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lie dress goods. southern ginghar11s were $ad.
"a need ~ G. per yard. Gradua1ly adva nclng
prices reported I'm the raw slk
svnoa thy With IA lower otton market. but q
iarKs Volume Of trade Il already reported IN
bleachedG goods. s5! ii3 *
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
45# BALTIAIORE,4AfD August dashboard ALI
Line common and $preferred---Nothin doing
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.ILNAvAI YTQREs,

NAVAL STURES 3 -, y, =
y5 WILMINGTON. NJ c.. August 16.-SPI R1TS
Firm at, r p. 4. q
res. Tar-Firm at s.; receipts. rs . barrels
Crude At g soa4 20 receipts
= sAVANEAH. ;G {; Al. fl August ls.-TURPEN-
TiNE-Firm3 al 6aMc. !; sales, 74s casks receipts
ia casks "a shipments, 1924 casks. Ro;in-TT
Firm q sales "a SOL barrels receipts. COS bar
rolls shipments. 4s7l barrels; stock. 50. 7ot bar
rels. 4f5s . Il q h. ,,,r
TINE AND TROSIN--Nothng doing.
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'ATI.AIlTIC COAST -INE1

E!5 EFFECVIVE NAY 27TH 8
II Trains lie ave Richmond dali !; S4 E53S
II For glorda and South. s:0s AZ 7;2s -.
For n an w. Ry. west. Il 10 and s:so
Is Tor Petsrsburgs 900 Al M. u ZOO s9:6e
Fl N, $780, $50 ii IL. is and Al 80 r. 3: .ss
I'D For Goldsboro and F'ayette yilie. $3.50 r.
II Ira ms 4 arrive 3Rich mond daily: S:l0. ~
sioS5 and 81 10 II 90 -, ~ ~
and $50 r.. NJ s$S
" Time fot arrivals and departures ana conueosl
kions not guar nteed 3, =, 2, .ftt}
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St;,eaboard Air Line Railway.

$southbound Trains Leave Richmond Daily.
4 $50 IN. N, -Local to Norlina. Raleigh. $500
a.ao PIN! P'"M-Throush sleepers and cosehea AZ.
- ianta, Brmln cham. 90 yannAn. = scksoaIe.s
l viiioT and Florida poi ts,
a. - % W Through Coaches and 6leepsrs4 eey.
~, annah. Jacksonville. tlanea, BrminshaA 81
= : = NM Trains Arrive Richmond Daily
s:io ia NJ. Ass p, n, $50 P.iS
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'.ViIIIR'G:iINl nj BONDS
s!E:.LL..|A|.. |. 4 IN|'A|IRL.
Bids ere Opened y esterda and
55885 Fine Prices Are Sc
cured.

a Virginia State bonds sold with q hoop
yesterday. * Il l
or the offerings Sis. 900 were Riddle
berger securities and 1882. 900 We're cen-
fury bonds al 5i s755
The bonds for the most part were to
Virginia bidders. 353f9 5; y
Following we're the sslccessful8 bidders.
the amounts sold the price and the Issue
q Henry &. Roper, Petersburg. $4,000
Century. 95.75 "a is43s
q Rolfe b q. clover, Richmond. s11,boo
3(Riddleberger), ut 95.a7. ~
q 5Rolfe q p. n Glover, r ch,nond, 900
(Riddleberge r. .sat 81. 4e. 3.5
3(Rlddleber ger) |. ct % go. \. y,
Century at 9b. 81. ! fs85 IN S3 8
h sRolfe p, Glover. Richmond, $1,000
Century, at 95.74. a "a "a
John B. Manning. New York, $500
Century at $3.50 and interest, IS "a
y John Z. So Manning, New FORK. $4,000
Century, at 95.8 and interest.
I'LL John B. Manning II New York. $4,000
Century, {, ut S9b.40 and interest. Vi
u John B. Manning. Now. # York, $500
Thomas Branch s. Company, Richmond,
81 900 Century, J, at 81. II s. ss5l n
ss Thomas Branch 8; Company. Richmond,
10000 Century at S86. g. ;;Sy.
# Thomas Branch e Company Richmond,
81 900 Century, I'd at 95.77, s59t
Thomas Branch & Company. r Richmond,
50 1000 Century, at sb, 70. III
4 Thomas Branch 8 Company. u Richmond.
50 900 century, /, at 95.79. ~ {s{i
Thomas Branch q Company, Richmond,
$500 Century, at $3.50.
a The total purchases aggregate 800.
being $4,000 more than were asked BY the
bid. The prices enable the commission
ers!to take over the additional amount.
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VIRGINIA., s&
AND BURGLARS.
as
and other bulky
s
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STEAM BOATS.
7FIoR NEW YORK.

X VIA Night Line Steamers Except sAtprdayJ
making Connection II, Norfolk with Main. l.!ae
hp sl:S As sna ca ss
W We Ss a lY Ohio ~ "a A. ii. and q Il
amaRinE eonnest!ea daily SG1ssps sunaay,
y III rcketse sos b. Main street, AchmoAo
Ma I sfer Co. $40 p. Main Street. The Jstsss.
su uanSM urphys Hotel. Il \ V &. 5ss
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DRY GOODS MARKET, ,s
NEW YORK August liar actlYe g3opplne
trads was reported tosd ay, sspse w aepss'
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\ "a vN|5fi'to|k WSstsIll

j{3s| ONLY L-RA1l4 LINE TO NoREuLEs.sslSssl
" Leave Byrd 81, station.S Richmond. DAILY
\ In Effect Nay q, 10. ii
IN FOR NORFOLK: 20 100 g 100 III. .
s:ap$ p. u.
Il FOR LYNcHBURo. the WEST and the
SOUTHWEST: s,ot a. =. ~ u 10 noon, -
p. NJ Pullman Parlor and Il Sleeping cars.
Cafe Dining cars Trains arrive daily
Norfolk III 40. $50 r. from the Wsstt ~
A. NJ 2:o6 P Nj. 1850 #. y. ss9SE
onice sas q. Main a st. ss flyer: 9 hrs I'll
$S{ minutes
W. b. BEVILLs G III. BOSLE \. RSss}S
IA Gen. Pass II Agent. Dist PAss.9Ag6nss
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ai1scHI.l,A 4 MARKET,

g4 PEANUT MARKET.
r,f sMS SeRIssuRa VA VA August
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