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and ability.
 But cheer upi
 The Barons will have new shortstop. ] The country Is being secured. Yesterday Manager Vaughn teleBraphed inquiries into several camps Last night this tele- graphic inquisition was continued It is a certainty that the management will have it's hands on another man before the western trip is begun. The manage ment has shown considerable aptitude and energy in this direction. It was announced in Atlanta by the physician in charge of Alcock that he would be able to enter the game on the following day In this the physician was mistaken On account of the medico's advice. however, Manager Vaughn did not take the steps towards acquiring a new inhelder until he reached Birmingham.
 After a new shortstop is obtained. and the general apathy removed from the hearts of the team, the old ginger that conquers will return. Atlanta should not have defeated Birmingham. Nashville should not have won a game. Those dis aste~s occurred. however, and the chief reason is that there was no ginger. The courage of the stout-hearted fellows for sock them when young Oyler was strick- en. but will return when a worthy sue cessor is enrolled.
 When the old-tme snappy fortitude re- turns, nothing can defeat them. The pen nant Is yet to fly from West End. It Is needless to censure too severely. Some one has said that a certain quantity of heas Is good for a dog. Thus a certain number of defeats, rotten ones, if you will, is good for baseball team. The Ba- rons are having an off day. The old gin- ger will return.
 Whoop em up this afternoon and lets win out.
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Summary: Two-base hits, Tribble. Mul- laney, Perry. Wallace Stolen bases, Houtz, Apperious @. Crozier (0 Brett enstein. Sacrifice hits. Hausen, Hoffman (2), Houtz Double plays, Evers to Jor- dan: Busch to Mulaney Base on balls, Hughes 8; Breitenstein 4 Struck out, Hughes 5: Breitenstein 3. Time. 1:5O. Um- pire, Rudderham.
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Summary: Innings pitched. Fritz. s; Fisher, L Hits. off Fritz 5 in eight in- n.ngs. Two-base hits. Quick, Johnson, fritz. Stolen bases, Byrne Hess. Struck out Fritz. B. Fisher. 2; Brady. 5. First on errors. Little Rock, 1; Shreveport, 3. Left on bases. Little Rock, 8; Shreveport, 6. Double plays, Allen to Kemmerling. Time, 2 hours. Empires, Campu and Wainscot.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
Meridian 4, Baton Rouge 1.

Meridian, Miss, August 16.-(Special)- In the fourth inning the visitors went to pieces, piling up three errors, two hits following, netting Meridian four runs and the game. Engman pitched gilt-edge ball and was entitled to a victory. Pylant also pitched we'll The fast work of Hu- Der was a feature. The hitting of Boyd and Durmier was exceptional.
 Score by innings: R.H. E. Baton Rouge ...........000 GOO 00l1 1 Meridian .............. .vvV 4vV VT .
 Batteries: Engman and Woodward, Py- lant and Sample. Umpire, Earle.
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OTHER GAMES.
Gadsden Z, Bessemer 4.

Gadsden, August 16-(Special.) )-Gadsden defeated the Bessemer Eagles this after noon in a slow and uninteresting game by the score of to 1. Errors were numer- ous Score: R. H. E. BesSemer .....,..........'....... Q GadSden ...............s.''.. ....'''..i Q
 Batteries: Rogers and King; Edwards and Stevenson,
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The Pelicans fought a game, and uphill battle yesterday. In the ninth inning, aft CT having been shut out, they got busy, and ran in four scores, enough to tic things up. It was d pity that they then lost. Liebhardt and Phillips were both hit hard.
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GOOSE EGGS FOR
 SMITHS FIREMEN
BREITENSTEiN WAS THE GOODS, AND ALLOWING ATLANTA BUT THREE DINkY HITS, SWITCHED LAUREL FROM HUGHES.

Atlanta Ga, August 16.-Montgomery had no trouble in hitting Hughes today, and shut Atlanta out easily. Score
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Dusty" Miller when he approached the stick for the first time, brought forth a howl from the bleachers. It can hardly be said that the dusty one is popu- lar in Birmingham. Nevertheless. he got a hit at the time when 1t counted for a run
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The Montgomery Advertiser man com ments on the fact that Birmingham ard Atlanta papers are loyal to Umpire Buck ley intimatirg that there was motive Tn ing dope on the Advertiser. Nothing bet ter expected? Thought not
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ta, shutting the Firemen out with three little hits. They are now raising sand in Atlanta, and boosting In Montgomery. These two towns are always on extremes
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Kansas City. 2; Louisville 0. Milwaukee, Il; Indianapolis. 2. Minneapolis. 1; Toledo, 4 St. Paul. s; Columbus, 10.
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Stirring Q Bitter Cup
 Wifh e CbeeYJNI Spoon
BY HUGH ROBERTS.

In the renaissance of his wonted energy and ability.
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BARONS DRUDBED
 BY FINNY TRIBE Catcher Matthews Decidedly
 Off Color DUGGAN PERF FORMEO WELL Hsfty Meeks Starred With the Stick and as the Chief Run Getter
 Another Trial
 Today.
STANDING.
Results Yesterday.

Nashville 3, Birmingham ?. Montgomery 6, Atlanta o,
 Little Rock 3. Shreveport 8. Memphis 5, New Orleans 4,
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E Cleveland and Philadelphia tied up in a doubleheader yesterday Bender was strong in the second game, and had the satisfaction of scoring the winning run. Waddell was easy in the first. The "Rube' is not so great this season. Birmingham may have him next.
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special last night from Mobile was to the effect t<at the Cotton States pen nant was cfnched. About eight games remain to be played, and if the Mobilians are beaten out of the rag it will be neces- sary for the winner to defeat that club about seven times. Baton Rouge and Meridian will scrap 1t out for second place.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At New York R.H. E. Detroit -. ........... 100 900 GOO 01-2 12 New York ........... 600 001 GOO col Batteries Mullin and Schmidt; Orth and Mcclure. Time, 2;29. Empires, Evans and Hurst.
 At Philadelphia, first game R.H.E. Cleveland ....... ........ GOO Ol2 010-4 9 Philadelphia .... .......000 001 000-1 ? Batteries Hess and Bemis; Waddell and Schreck and Powers Time, 1:4O.
 Second game R.H. E. Cleveland ........ .......000 900 100-1 Philadelphia ..... .....O00 100 01s-2
 Batteries Bernhard and Bemis; Bender and Powers. Time. :S0 Umpire, o'Lough- lin.
 At Boston R.H.E. Chicago ..... ............312 OO2 100-9 IA Boston ....... .... ......00O O03 0l0-4
 Batteries: Altrock and Sullivan: Harris and Peterson and Carrigan. Time, 1.42. Umpire, Sheridan.
 At Washington R.H.E. Washington ..... ...... 100 000 0e0-1 6 4 St. Louis ..... ....... 300 033 00o--6 10 o
 Batteries: Smith and Warner; Glade and Hickey. Time 1:06. Umpire, Connolly.
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Sickness is general. oyler and Alcock
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SOUTH ATLANTIC.

Augusta 1; Savannah, 0. Jacksonville, ?; Charleston, l.
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The Aftermath.

ner. Walters retired the side and ended
 the game with a strike out.
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SOuthe fnR ailway

/, !, TRAINS LEAVE rs1CtfMo Mp J. ~
ANY,. l.-,.tollowng schedule 8hgureaE puhisnSdf
I'm as ,nlormatlon. and are not
a w A. NJ --Da ily--Locai for5e Chariot also
EaanfessIInIg At
Az:a0E Al. aily--LiniIted-B fret tillman tos
fA.tlanta and Birminkham. New OreAnes$
5Mtemphis. Cha tanooBa and all the SOUTH
trough coach for Chase City, Oxf6rdta
NJ durham and leigh.
S;sS s unda
MI. FOR ali tho South. h fi,S
Il. I. !. DIRK RIVER LINE. NH
50 =; n: .Hxcept Sunday 70. 1s-Balt more
s:ls s. , 81;
l:4b "a. Except sunday--No. Il Local vi
West Point. n Steamers call at X ork town
and Clay Bank Mondays. n w ednesdayl3
FrldAys: At Goucest ter Poli1 /. Celemene1
and "a ALMONDS T tuesdays, Thursdays, Sat Nj
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
S;6s A. NJ 80 r. NJ From Al The south
S:85 =: M From Charlotte Taalei 81, $Dufhan.S
Chaao8 g! Ind local Sta! Ions 4. Y.
rs 4 4. n From, fillmore ana West
lo.4s a. NJ. No, .: u s:15 II. Nj, . No FROM
!, Is and Mo-. 1s stop Qhnton. Tunstalla.
White Iouse and Lester Manor.
&WSfWESTBl1RY.4DtP p. A., Sg
FL. B. SPENCER, nj 81 II. HARDW1CKss
3y5iGS Gen. Mgr. Pass Traf n sssBaata
W. Fl. TAYLOE, CT
S995 Wash ngton, ID. &c SSsi
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug, The cotton market
ssSs spt
unsettled With hs close barely steady q
Tho opening was steady q, m advance q
o Of Iavsrpoo last Friday, The, steadier cables
Were backed by q few buying orders from
r s,nsppd their pressure again Tho market
hnlr hour or 30 she market becoming
Particuary weak II the af,ter1So o,se, whsb
Eouthern Connections as well as llqulaattiio o
oW leyei Tor the season with October selling
Noyepsr ee2 st'ea,ly 81 lswes
Tor tha d day. The weekly bureau report con-
ansd spseal feature and was wah ee
oompanied hearish private crop reports an ,a
tho Increasing new crop movement IN me
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5gALNss
sHEaHHT4t -

Il boo Atlantic Coast Line com. \
y, 400 American Shelters, coin..
$500 AinalsamnNcd Copper hi
p 900 Amer. Car and Fonndry...
lW Amer Car and Fotify pfd.
~ Ivy American Cotton OIL ......l
d NO morlcnn Tobacco, pfd ~.
J American = Can I. s....I
100 Am erlcafi Can pfd .,t.l..5
y 1900 Amer, L Locomotive, com ID.
300 Amer. Locomotive pfd ....,
1000 American Sugar ........s.....y
1860 Al r. ana 81 re, com. ...,.
= and s. re, pfd .....s..
q, 600 Baltimore and Ohlo.s...s,..
i, eco Brooklyn8 Rapid q 1'rnt,slt...
GS,700 Canadian Pacific ~, ..,.....
B $500 Che sap peaks and Ohio I. /.
z 200 Chicago Greht W. stern ~,
q, 500 Chicago, Mil. and tBt Patti,
1f. 70 Colorado Fuel and 4 fo,fiii.....
~ 100 Colorado South. u corr. (
100 Colorado South. lat pfd....
200 Colorado southy III ypfd ~.
II. 600 Clev., Gin, CHI. and st.g1.
]! 5, COO Consolidated Gas ..i...,....
400 Do laWnre and Hudson s....s
Del Lack, and WESTERN.
1890 Erie. com. 80. ......
e 800 Erie, list pfd !. ,3.i,}
34 100 Erie, ID pfd ~. Il. .....
200 General Electric ~.
< 800 Great Northern. pfd........5
II ], 100 Illinois Central ~. ........
5000 Louisville and Nashyille..J
Manhattan ~. ..,........I
i@ 100 Metro. Street Ra ilway. ....'
Mexican Central ~.
Y 2,400 MOI, Kan and Tex. COM
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NEW YORK PRODUCE NfARKNT.

NEW YORK. Aug. VI -FT. OUHr-steady ana Ia
,unehangsd, Rye Flour-E'asy' cor'nn'ea.Ei;
wheat.Ftrm No. red, ieeya az e or p
s5Mc September. 7oAc.: December. sftc;;, - !.
Corn-Firm 5sEe elgya sor ;hor sao'
Oatt-Bteady; mixed size q \, 3, g. Y
steady; western prime. =. s0a9.0o: reii rem
steady. Pork-Steady TIA llow---Stea Ro ns,
Firm at s464,l0 Turp entine-Firm a. sno;
Enthusiastically MolaRses--S tendy.eA Conee,-Spot
Rio Arm; mild, steady Futures sosed r un.
changed to points lower. su sar--Haw ~,
Z, sar 1sSsMc. rensd stssdy hutsss-
Tirm: extra creamery 2292sHc. Cheese g,
steadya and .unchan god. EEgs-Dull and IN
settled Y no change In prices ~ - ~
FrelEi,ts To Liverpool teadyi cotton ,, npy
stea M, 1sc. /; grain by az eanl ~ ,Ss
i,uts-Ouet; fancy handpc ed ~ 9. on
ldomestic, 2ft4ne.3 Potatoes-EaAlsr Ina - :,
Island, per barrel. "a Jersey. per DIT ad
raj 81. ,6., CabbaEes-slow and uncnans aa,
cot tonseeti Oil--M odera tely active ana ,,ls
shade lower. Prime crude. &, g, b D. f mi,s
2iik 6r25c,; prime Aummer yaoW,r 'ss sa'
prime white 4ac.; prime winter yello~, 4So'5
r. Shock IN The southwestern States caused
strength to-day In the local wheat ma i,rar,
AL the close wheat for the September oelSSst t
was 4 lps ~ i've Corn WAS OF msgAn, Ua.n
were pra ctically uncha nged. 4. t'roplbloHH tWet'
eve. lower 10 2tc, fhiEher. ..,,ar,. a
The leading futures ranged as fol!oWrs;; o. Is.
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:COTTON IL Err
ss b MILLER e. COMPANY i
Z NEW y DIRK, Aug. a ,.-Following ii are the
uctuations Of the cotton market to- days Eis.

The cotton 1has abeen quite weak sto-
day and shows no rallying power. II liverpool
this morning bore evidence Of special support,
supplied probe ply from this side; Blu the Il
tempt to rally our market on the Liverpool's
apparent rss!stance was ~ !, fig & failure. The
highest. touched represented an advance \ OF
about points from YESTERDAY close, but
throug hout the greater part OF the day a sick.
saggins SInarlse: was the arule. New low levels
wero touched for all options. and everything
this side Of next January sci ling below & -
cents. The n close was only a 8point or two
above lowest and showed losa On the
Until Liverpool had been heard from he
full effect Of the bureau report could not be
measu red ow, wi tn all markets sopen.s{ we
find cea lower. and "a feeling XII To-
hopei essness beginning to- spread anon Z, :, tho
longs a d good many. however.4fA It'll believe
that liverpool VIII prove heir salvation. 50
there g tomorrow We look for further lcng
sliaudatlon.. After decline Of over a e
cent stop orders are likely to be encountered;
They may cause quicker decline than Y
Liverpool p is due 10 come Il Is $ point. low,r|
In 1.-THE morning. q s 3 Ii Oh TIE
ding 70.
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ID CATTLE MARKETS.. III
Il RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. ~
ri (Eales at Union Stock Z arda.) 5yitt. 35
aHIit. Atsati n lei f1annd w A II ~ 14O6.

The i've rtock report for the week ending
August 6rh was ns follows Isl 5l
Besi ase taiT e soos 4R a. !:
anod 4sAe sess sest
az 6aAc common, to ;fa!r. aac old. y poor
ss'yss a f Ssst asss sa sR
To- good ba5hc,: common, 3a4c. !; hogs, sa
ehc.: sows and sta Y af6c. iit5: 4 MI 5s
CHIC AGO. AUG. ATTLEi. eceipts. 400
$4,000 g COWS, hs i. e soa5
feeders. 81 ooal2s HOGS Receipts u, ooo head I'd
Ms.ke, ito e s S
or, so; good e CHOICE =, hsay y
Market steady to strong y. Sheep. s. $3.50;
yearlings, S5ds.ss lambs. $50 100. s55
Il NEW; YORK: AVE; 7.;REEyEsz5sesssi.ps, :
Dressed beef une,a 1go,as $50 ea 4
iss head. Is Feeling steady: Kentucky nd Viz a
Einia calves. .56aS. % City dressed yeals 99
Sl2c 4 per pound.4a Sheep and Lambs sslpts
siss head but steady !ess .s shss g.
Hogs-Recelpts, l,eos head. Feeling STEADY.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or \: R1c,lIMoMp: AUG, u. 4 i

PORT OF 5R1cIIMoMp, AUG, y. 1908
seamasr eiaeY
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. . Sorfo ok an g
sengers Virginia NayFsto y. GemPWa anc Bal-
more kanet virginia chsm,eal aS.
light. :. !, z, 7, = ,,oo,i,
Wake s. Ballau IN =. !, /. = mn 3i @
HeT S mHsioK
schooner Ruth A. Price. Todd, James R "
f schooner Alcei.J. yenahle. slgnaiso James
River, machinery. n s,Bss n 4 & q L Z I
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG. Z. sl af'' VS.; g
s5 ARRIVED 8t3s..S3. 4.
Steamship Charlotte, Murphy, Bal.' pas
senRers and general ca rgn, Il . n.
Steamer Elm City, HAYNES. Mattaponl f'VeF
landings passengers and general cargo 4 4ls
Steamship Charlotte. murphy Bal more. pas
senRers and general cargo !, !, 1. Y.
Steamer Elm City, HAYNES. Nattenons Hi'sr
landings passengers and general cargo, 5Y
Produce Market. 5a{
The midsummer illness 81 truck, Cary Street
With Pull force yeste rdayi and " was very Gun
there, Receipts Of produce and frult were very
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light. They always tnro on Tuesdays and the
demand was lighter than. the receipts. W
II The Tins, has come a and now Is when the
supplying tho demand for all things season
able in, tho vegetable and fruit lines. aid
the block" VIII have e 81. take back seat for
IN prices yesterday q There was not enough
business to effect q change. IF ls y 5 5Fl
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

PET ERsBu 1Ep pls !; " ,ss7
anish-Market Arm at l.2O 1stock SllniteaJ
steady at 3.bc. for 4 fancy
stock; machine picked N @f2A Z lsF'
DRY GOODS MARKET.
The dry Z g g m e9eds
We're advanced again and print felo ths went up
wide goeas %eFS yeEX sisrf prln u9
moved more actively Narrow odd print cloths 2
were very strong for the moment Gol pre-
Tho jobbing houses did an active business,
despite the great heat.
fs5syS NAVAL STORES. s, -, y, !
r1 u Pc Firm al tse.; receipts. 1se
casks RosnFirm at 33.a2h receipts l26 bar'
Crude at 1901, 80 reee'p's'
ssssAVANNAI. GA. sAug TURPENTINlcs---,
Firm tss casks; 1ess}Pss
ssales 2.7ee barrels 3; receipts. sb72 barrels
shlpments s9sS barrels stocks ~ PaPpfEss
TINE AND ROsIN-Nothing do'n &.
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Mobile and Ohio Collateral Trust. 4s,.... o5 !,
National r. 1,ao Mexico con. As ........ s41f
New York Central gen. Shs Wy
New Jersey Central gen. IS. !. 125
Northern PAD nd a. "A, l13s;
Northern Pacific
Norfolk hnd yvoht tern cor. - 1ol
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s............. VIII
IPennsyivnrin cony. 3ks ...,.. Dy
Reading General ls . ID p9H
ST Louis and Iron. Moun tain con 6s....s II y.
sSt.aLouis and San francisco fg. 4s......,. S2sS
ST. Louis southwestern con. As I. 77A
Heaboard Line i. b.
Solithern Paciflc5 AZ I. 4. o2N
southerr Pacific st y, certincat 49,
Southern Railway IS ~. I. D. ~. ZIG
Texas and Pacific lists lls
Toledo. St. IL and Western 4s............. & g
Union Pacific 4s. Il. i. Z.
United States Steel I'd bss. yses
Wabash M lists !. 4. N. 1tH
Wabash Deb. 3 4. 3. 82M
Western Md. Is. II. IS
Wheeling and Lake Erie 20 {offored) 1900. SSH
Wisconsin q Central 8sH
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R.1CHMoN, stool, ): ,tA .l'';lt

81 N SALES BEFoRE5 BOARD. II
Virginia Sc sa sq1sss- 1g &c B 8 f:fs
y virginia Celiturl es-6 900 at s5ilsa
Yirsi nia. Carolina Chemical Collateral Trust
81? sTA 3 f.l's sEcrRfT Bid.;A skea.
Va g snt 3la sns q and r. $751; * So
isa,I slIs5 &; BoNps y IS
Nor. and West. RS. "a. 1925. 1872
PssrssuEr G eIsss g. g. &c.,
Els;isa ga II s'Y II e & ' 'sii
Ss sfssHr Il. LIZ II IS w
SsstsS ~. and EIsht 900 t;,r % 100
saaRn Ha, EA,lM ssa sE9eSa s.
Htsn.a s ess,, c f5s lIs
Atlantic Coast Line com 100 I:s ;ss;,
Gh hsns sl and Ohio. Noyenber ios s9A
Norfolk and Western som i0o y. ~
RleA End nna = snd pl Pot sGI i sS IS IS
BE ana e s, }S9 rs
s sssR A A!1 l FRus ssT sro g Z
H A3ssa s,r Ss'ons' l:!
T Tirst Hatiionai lssH
Ns sssssHtf eS as 81 f is
sR's; s, ssaT J.
H SSatS f hank q RieSmond -. os
Bank Of nish HHn,a 100 NY
Se.s & ch sS lss HoG9l @ is
Va Carolina Chemical com......loo ssh
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I No T z, Sales y Yesterday,

Contrary to expectation there were no nuc-5
ton sales Of leaf & tobacco yesterday The
warehousenlen had enough stock In hand to
make small breaks but a I best they would
have been very ANAL and It was deemed wise
to let the breaks so over until Friday. On;
that day the breaks will probably he large. IL
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STEADY. No. spring wheat: 1901 lAe;i Ne, ?
Gss ss a. S ss.s ssS tsSs Ss y's'isS
III +; No white NJ as:s,; No, I'VE 5ae,
saFss hiSs f4s sls iSSsi
nootrthwsestern, yl,lo. clover, contract! grade.
iis short rib, sides assa z a. mssssSS
p psisds RS FE shsrt sidss bose
Wssksy Sss!. q "a h & 81 IA g.
d sI1 5sGlao. Hgss- Frp3 at mark; sea
insudsdS i2 G,5A prirnS Y ng sts,
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BY =. N. Wortham 8 n! Go:
"a Bargain Ii i. tio;i \ IS HAD d Here
Upon Liberal Terms.
TO 5eEA$s SOLD ~ sAuc TloN, II Hat
S$4 NICE@FRAMEs DETACHEO% co1TAGE
E55 pWEELl q AND LARGE 10 IA "a NO,
1870 \ BEVERLY&sT STREET,. si3g
This property is loca ted In one Of the
be st observation-disclosures in the city, and Is nav
under; good rental to the best Of tenants.
AT the request OF \ the owner 81 who IS
determined to sell, NE viii ofrer4 the above
property for sale q II auct lon. on ne
n IVES WEpNEsD AZ 8. 1907, st.s
at o. clock Z. I d M, yS85 3iS
1.-THE house con talns about FIVE !. rooms.
5witht5 detached Kitchen, In good u order.
The Hot fronts 43 feetBS inches. h more or
less, OF, Beverly Street and runs back
between irregularilln lines 4 az fee t, more or
less, Z along the line Of "a i -foot aliey
to an alley In rear, and having a front
on said alley OF ~ 4 !. feet, moro OF less,
This lis one Of the. hest small proper-
ties to be had I. and IN III MAX g You a nice
home or an excellent lnvestment.
S IT ERMs: One- third cash, balance Eas 9,
S1 and 10 nlOnt VI y
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AT L.AlNTIC COAST LINE

a4i sSEFTNCTIVES May ut
Trains leave edmond dai
For Florida and South s;o5 AZ. z y 7;sS NJ y:
For n. and ". west, 1s 10 and $40 Ps l.
Phi ;so. .: 80 IN III, NJ es and ii 80 :::sa
For Goldsboro and Fayetteyili g :sa III
MO ;I5 and n II ;SS ios
III EXCEPT sunday. ssSunday only. s:f
Time 1ot arrivals and departures and eonnse.3
lions not guaranteed. ~ XII . ss
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". 3. rtfunding %, rngistered 1ol
Y. 81 refundnE Is. coupon. lo4
u. s. 81. tegistered y.
8. 49,, coupon. los
y. s.. Old ls, registered 10l
Old %, coupon !. 1oa
u. s. New 4s registcred IS 12s
ew "a, coupon 1 g
American Tobacco
American Tobacco IS !:
Atch,son general 1871 9;
Atlantic Coast Line Is, 11l
I3al tmarc and Ohio 4s....... 10;
baltimore and On IA Az 81 4. /. Il. VI
Brooklyn Rapid Transit $copy. 4 g
Central Of Georgia 81.
Central OF GeorgI la lat q
Central OF Georgia I'D Inc. q
Central OF Georgia % Inc. (offered) 8!
CteRapeake nnd Ohio ~ .. 10l
Chicago and Alton ~
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fiji BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
* BALTIMORE. MD AUG: --seaboard Alr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
Rich Men Build Houses
poor People Pay for Them in Rents.
Which is Best for You7
Our Plar,:5

Home Purchasing Contract, tho face val,ie
( OF which is 81, 900. We collect On this
/ contract 80 as advanced payment when
"a the application Is signed, and thet eafter
4 the 18th day Of teaci, month. when d
4 home Is purchased or a loan is ma do we
charge only $3.50 persgmonth. with five
4 Dor cent. interest per antium, payable
monthly, Oh oaci, s 900 ad vnnccd or Dor.
growed a Loans can Bio repaid at any time,
stopping interest. we good = per cent.
contracts for a Il, 81 lgibls 20 loar, soon.
testitnoniais 81 those who have received
loans and built their homes on our plan
4 N b Richmond 4 4 Roanoke, Blackstone and
3otherg Wright Ia II towns. s
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YAITIMoRH; II n Aug:.. LII - vi Quie:
tract IN Sp1l Nc.; southern by nipple, soNssc
sSl g, s a s0s1 ~
"a. ssiSaaSc, Rys7Ts teadS No. western,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08

Hold RuFin for This State.
u The Governor. has been informed OF the arr
rest atf4Winton, &HertforI county N. CT OF
charge OF completely In the murder. robbery
and burning Of an Englishrnan at Tuggle' s. IL.
Prince Edward county. ssg si A8
ri The crlne was committed some time ago.
and two OF the principals are now In jail at
Farmyille There are four men 5lmpl lea cd in
the offense 3i M VT s3 sS3iagF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
STOCK BROKERS.
'''.J GEO I. KING & CO

E1io4h 81, Main ST., Richmond, Ya.
STOCKS, coTToN AMP GRAIN.
Fractional Lots 4 Speciality. II
close Attention to oWtfef- Town Accounts.
i73 PRIVATE WIRES. N. 4,
NEW YORK, G t1ioAaor NE w ;oRLEANs
Western western Union Branch In our office, y,
ss stock Ticker In Customers Reon,,
8i3{ N ember s----T III
Richmond Grain ana satton| Exchange,
Strangers visiting the city nre !nyiNed
1 ana have mai and wires seat IN our care
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08

Initiation Isl lec. do creamery, eadssc Eggs-
Firm at 20c. N Cheese--A otve and unchanged
at l1N d12Ao. Sugar-Steady and unchanged Il