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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
GUS SALVE SHOWS
PITCHING ABILITY
Night Do Better Still if Allowed
to Work in the Box
Oftencr.
--
CARROLL SEEMS GOOD MAN
Otey, in Magnificent Form, Al
lows But One Hit-Kirkpat-
rick's Work With Stick.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Schedule for To-day.
Lynchburg at Norfolk.
Rlchmo;.d at Danville.
Roanoke at Portsmouth.
Records OF the Clubs.

Gus Salve demonstrated his ability
as pitcher in the game he pitched
against Portsmouth Saturday after
noon, when he allowed but six hits and
struck out eight men. besides Knocking
out two-bagger in the second, scor-
ing two runs. and fielding HIS position
fauttlessly. The southpaw made a
great display OF his powers. and We're
he allowed to work In more games,
might Improve still more.
YAH, on the. other hand, was some
thing of II. disappointment. He was
Wild. and his wildness cost him the
game. He has the qualities of n good
pitcher In him, but he hits too many
men and allows too many bases. all of
which count in the scoring OF the other
side. That he has speed and curves
is shown by the fact that he struck
Carroll, the new first baseman. seerns
to be a man of the right material. He
played well in both games, saturday.
of hard ones and wild ones saved many
an extra base on the locals. He Is
likely to be a fixture, particularly as
Bowen Ia probably out of the game
for the rest OF the season.
Bowen Is suffering from a bad attack
of rheumatism. and he is not improving
as rapidly as could be. hoped. 1t has
been stated that he Will play no more
here, and that he expects to 20 out to
Chicago as soon as he is well enough
q
Gettig has recovered. and in satur-
days games lie showed up In his old
iue form.
The Tercentennials apparently cinch-
ed their hold on the pcnnant by win
ming both games Saturday afternoon
from Roanoke. otey was in magnIn-
cent form retiring the visitors with
bat one lonely hit and without a score.
All save two of the Norfolk men got
hits. Fetzer and Manion got three hits
apiece out OF four times up, one of
Eetzer's being for two bases. Jackson.
Hinton and Otey got two apiece out
Of four times up. Brodie was the only
man who connected with Otey's de-
livery.
Bertram likewise pitched rafting
good game; allowing but three hits.
Kirkpatrick was in hitting form Sat
urday. He got two hits out of three
dimes UP In the first game, and one OF
them was for the entire circuit In
he second game he got one hit-for
three bases. Hooker. centre fielder for
Lynchburg. also Knocked out home
run.
Richmond plays with Danville the
first three days of the week and will
return to play at home with Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
SMALL CRAFT
AT OYSTERBAY
Such swarlns About Mayflowe
That Officers Had to Look
After Them.

OYSTER BAY, August 1s.-There
has been great Interest here and at
nearby points along the coast to-day
IN the Hopkins and Worden. OF the
torpedo squadron, which are at anchor
in the bay ready to convoy the May
flower, when, with the President
aboard 1t sails for Provincetown,
Mass. to morrow. There was such a
crush of small craft about the two
black hulled boats to-day that officers
and several men had to keep constant
watch thar the launches and sailing
craft did not bump the steel-skinned
boats and spoil their appearance.
The Maytlower lies Well out near
Plum Point, as It was apparently
thought best not to bring her into the
more shallow water. The officers OF
the little squadron, which includes the
Sylph, were entertained this evening
at dinner by the house committee of
the Sewhanlsa Yacht Club at the club
house on Center Island.
The President will start on the May
flower at ] 0 o'clock Tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Roosevelt vii entertain the ST.
HiIda Society OF Christ Church on the
day this week afs9r
the Presidents return.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
CONNIE MACK is A
STAR MANAGER
Leader Of Athletics Shows Re
markable Ability in
Handling Players.

5. PHILADELPHIA, August 1s.--When
1t comes to getting the biggest amount
players. most managers must take
their caps off to Cornelius McGillcuddy,
Familiarity known as Connie Mack. OF
the, philadelphia Americans, who now
lead the American League.
His development of young players
has been almost phenomenal. When he
went to Philadelphia he took an ag-
gregation OF average players. welded
them together. imbued them with a
winning spirit, and twice captured the
pennant. Not the least of his honors
is that Of being the only man in the
world who has ever succeeded in doing
anything with the famous RUDE Wad.
dell.
i Mack is an old ball player himself.
In the eighties he was the receiving
end of the famous Gilmore Mack ba Z
terry. They created such furore with
the Hartford club that they were
bought by Washington.
Gilmore soon blew up, but Mack be-
came one Of the best catchers in the
country. Later he went to the Buff
falo Brotherhood club, and afterward
was manager OF the Plttsburg club
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
RAILROAD MEN WIN
IN A SNAPPY GAME
Defeat Taylorsville Team in
Eighth Inning by scote
OF 6 to 4.
JONES MAKES GOOD RECORD
JONES MAKES GOOD RECORD
Pitches Steady All Through, AZ
lowing But Five Scattered
IIits-Gibson's Good Work.

TAYLoRSvILLE. VA. August 49,
The r.. f. & p. baseball team defeated
the Tayiorsvile team here yesterday. in
a very fast and snappy game, by the
score OF G to 4. The game was inter-
esting from start TO finish. and was
Witnessed by n crowd OF enthusiastic
rooters from all parts of the neighbor-
hood. The game was anybody's until
the last Taylorsvflle man famed at
three wide ones from Jones's delivery
in the ninth inning, thus retiring the
side. Beasiey pitched good game
with the exception Of the eighth inning,
when a base on balls and two stolen
bases. together with some timely hit
ting, Melted his opponents three runs.
clinching the game. as his team was
unable TO gain the lead.
w. Jones. for the railroad men, pitch
ed steady game all through, allowing
but five scattered singles. Another
feature worthy of mention was the
catching of =. Gibson and his style
of throwing runners out at second, al
lowing but one stolen base out of nine
who attempted. He also secured three
hits out of four times up.
Next Saturday the r.. f. & p. team
will cross bats with the Laurel team,
at Laurel, Va. A well-contested game
is expected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
BRAVE RACE RIOT
FOR HORSE RACE
Trouble With Negroes Has No
Deterrent Effect on At
tendance at Tasley.
THREE DAYS OF. FINE SPORT
Last Day Best Of All-stake
Race Feature, Local Bred
Horse Winning.
THREE DAYS OF FINE SPORT

oNANCoCK, VA, August 1s.--The
Tasley Fair Association closed Friday
the most successful session In Its his
tory. The weather throughout was
ideal. Monday 1t was feared that. on
account OF the race riot. the fair would
be failure. The crowd was never
larger. proving that 1t takes more
even than q race riot to keep the East
ern Shore people from a horse race.
The stake race was the feature OF the
day. Joe Coard, a local bred horse.
proved his superiority over the fast
Royal Prize; which some weeks ago
gained record OF 2:16 IA. Philadel-
phia Cannon made his drive In the
first two heats and gave up the chase.
never being able to get to Joe Coard.
although the middle quarter of second
heat was trotted in 80 IL seconds.
The racing card follows:
2;35 Stake Pncc3 purse, @SO0t
Joe Coard (Finney) ..........1 1 !
Royal Prize (Cannon)........ 2 .
Prospect (Floyd contaminated 8
vancedel Uudwig) ..........4 4
Time. 2:22 "a, zee IA, 2:22 IA.
:,14 Pace; purse, $500,
Miss CLEAN (Cannon)..1 2 1
Golden Rod ,MitchelD..3 8 2 2
Noah B. (Nicholson) q 4 8 8 8
Tins. 2:1s ia, 2.1S "a. 2:o1. 2:al,
s2:2i IA.
::24 Trot; purse, $500,
Dickmont (Tyson) ........2 1 ii
Hamlet (Nottinghaln) ....1 4 3 Al
Donovan Boy (cannon)..s 2 81
Imperial (MitchelD .......6 3 81
Minnie j. (Upshur). ......4 s 81
Bedsworth. Jr. (Blake)....5 s 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
PLANT OF CUMBERLAND
sTETa COMPANY nESTHoYEn.

4 CUMBERLAND! ND, August IS.
The plant OF The Cumberland Steel,
Company was to-night totally de-
stroyet by fire of unknown ORIGIN.
The loss is estimated at s350,000, with
Insurance Of sl00,00o.
Ninety men are thrown out Of en-
ployment. The plant produced aocu-
rate steel castings, and is said to have
been the only one OF the sort in the
world. The company has Offices in
London and Paris, and In all@the lead
ing cities OF the United States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19

Wplam Il. Nerlaaies OF No 562
ocean. Avenue, RatchoEue, l.. l.. yester-
cay rcceivedsa Letter which was mailed
t. him on Kohruacy 9Ol. since
tl3ut date Mr. Mcdaniel has lived IN
srvera! places In this city and part
sof tho time he. has received his mall
at the general delivery department. at
tho post-oitice,
him about 10 his various addresses. but
nlwaxs arrived too late to reach him.
a'wo years ago Mr., Mcdaniel returned
Ia Patchogue, but the letter did not
arrive there until yesterday Why It
was so long on the way is q mystery
New York. Herald H Il M
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BOYS, IN PLAY, ALMOST
EXECUTED LITTLE GIRL

ST. PETERSBURG, August 1s.-Flve.
small boys. the eldest nine. of Vandek.
near Riga. this week seized the two
year-old girl of Apinin, a police officer,
tried her by court-martial, and con-
demned her to death. The offence was
that her father had made himself
obnoxious to their grown-up rela-
tives
A sallows was erected and the moose
tied round the childs neck. While q
boy pastor was praying for the con-
demned, the child's mother rushed up
and stopped tho execution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
BOXING Is BECOMING

NEW YORK, August Isle boxo a
these DAYS, and is amusing q American
and English visitors OF spoNlngt pro-
clivities at the French capital. Are
cent match between Adolph, light
weight championSof France and Hu-
bert dos Ruelles, champion of the
North. developed some things in the
.Anarlcnn boxing limo which would
have amazed Joe Cans Tommy Burns
The French boxers are WILING
enough to mix 1t, however. and II the
fad continues, they may develop into
elfectiNe men With the mitts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
VANDERBILT CUP CARS
ENTERED F0R ORn0lD
Florida Beach Will Profit by
Abandonment, OF Classic
Northern Event.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1S.--Or-
mond is next The Florida circuit will
now engage attention outside tile
shows.
The American Automobile Associa-
ton has promised its support. and the
promoters feel that they have some
thing to build upon in this promise.
Makers want Ormond TO exploit the
1908 product. and owners of automo-
biles want 1t for sport and for a win
ter trip. The entry promises TO be
now in this country which were made
for the Vanderbilt race, and the Inn
porters will bring to America for the
salon at Madison Square Garden many
of the great racing ears of Europe.
Owing to the early dates OF the shows
in the North, 1t will be possible to
reach Florida with all the racing cars.
with ample time to give some weeks
for tuning up before the time of the
meet
In fact, 1t is planned to put on the
long races first, and to force the COM
petitors to qualify by making stipu-
lated speed for given distance in
these long races before allowing them
to enter fAc the short races. preaks.
1t is admitted. must be closed out oil
the contests t32sf- WE 80 5iktta
The construction of loops at both
ends of the beach to allow continuous
racing at the Vanderbilt distances for
racing cars and for stripped touring
cars Will do much to add to the inter
est and to the entry list.
w. j. Motoring" Morgan is already
at work on the preliminaries for the
meet, and he feels certain that the
event will, be very successful.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
CHICAGO FnOTRhFL ELEVEN
IN TRAINING FOR SEASON

NEW. YORK, August 1S,--Not even
Sthe glare of the summers sun can
-versity OF Chicago's football faction,
and reguias practice for tho making
Of next falls team has been begun,
Finger and Schomr.,er, g men nave
.schott Moulton and Ferguson, candi-
dates for this. years team, have been
out regularly. Most OF the practice 80
far has been confined TO perfecting inc
forward pass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
ERIE TO SPEND $7.O0O,000
ON NEW ROLLING STOCK

The Erie Railroad, it was announced
yesterday, has made application to the
Public Service Commission OF the
Second District for permission to Is
sue s7,216S45 In car trust certiiicates
IN order that It may exercise an op-
ton on tho issue arranged some time
ago These equipment cortificateH
will be used to pay for 1000 box ears
5000 steel hopper coal cars thirty
eight freisht locomotives. and sixty
passenger coaches
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
Stumbling of The Clubs.
CHANCE For HRIrIsH
HORSES IN MEXICO

tcst I,as bssn'aroused here BY the an
lnouneement FLAT the Mexican govern
mont pronosesBto set aside 100000 for
the inauguration OF ii Mexican Derby
Ing the breeding of horses In Mexico.
3 1t not only means an additional
market for British thoroughbreds, but
AZ is altogether probable that, some Of
take part An the Mexican races. In
the vernacular they see chances to pick
up SOme long money.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
WING T,mperor,a Gun.

IlIL1 w August IS,--1THe ,Eerman
Yacht Company, to-day won the EN-
nesor's CUP for boats of the Sender
klasse, She finished twenty. seconds
ahead of the Tilly. which wis sailed
by Prince Henry OF Prussia, and one
minute and eight seconds ahead of the
Wittelsbach II. Many Americans wit
messed the c0ntest, H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
STATE RACING COMMISSION
is PLEASED WITH EMPIRE

NEW YORK, August 1s.-Not only
has the Empire City Association won
the approv;al th the Nsw staying
conducting running races at the West
chester Course. but it has satisfied the
State Racing Commission as we'll.
Secretary John Boden. of the ruling
body, was visitor there yesterday.
and, after giving the plant a thorough
looking-oyer, expressed his complete
satisfaction with the condition of the
track.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19

7fAREEMVILI-E, FAo August IS
Miss Anna Whitehead, t,venty-four
years old, daughter OF q prominent
Methodist Episcopal minister of Turn
.ersville Pa. Is in H. critical condition
from u brutal assault perpetratea late
last night by q tramp. Posses with
bloodhounds from two counties are
securing the country in the vicinity
of Jamestown, Pa, and simmons, Ohio,
for the man. Great Indignation pre-
walls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19

Jim Hanlon. c........ 9 8 o 0
|. Score by innings: r. II. E.
r.. F. & 2. Shops.0 0 3 loo 131-6 10 4
ITaylorsvilleN ...01 100l1 90 5 8
Summary: Earned runs--R., f. & p.
-: Taylorsville, I. Struck out-Jones,
49, Beasley. s. Bases on balls-Jones,
u; Beasley 4. Two base hits-E. Glib
son. 2: Dew, /; j. Gibson. 1. Double
plays-Wright to Parkinson. Time of
game, $40 Attendance. $50. Umpire,
Mr.. Sweeney.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
Admiral smith .,les.

PARLIAMENTARY ~ PEs august tss--Rsar.
s&dnlfa. Jcs9ph .AdRns Smith, o.. the United
stittes Navy, retired. died here to-day, aged
.iapentS ysa's 4Ndmirat Smith MIS- grad
nntNd from Harvard Law seaoal He Wai
appointed M assIstant asslstNs tsf In the
navy from Msine IN isi1s and serve on the
oil Kaarsirse "a Commander ~ the l'ov-
der d!v,stpis insthh memorable fRnt Win
tina Atahanla, tIe wa retired In sea-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
Miss sutton Arrives,

MONTREAI,S August 1s.-May Sutton.
British and United States champion
tennis player, arrived here to-day on
tho steamship Dominion from Liver
pool, She will take part in the cham
pionship games at Niagara -the-
Lake.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
Standing Of the Clubs,
Boston VANS Both.

q
ST. LOUIS, MO-. August 1s.-Bostor
won both games from st. Louis to-day
ST. Louis was shut out in the hrs'
game i to 0, and the second game re-
suited to !.
First game:
Score by innings: R.H ~
st. Louis. 1000 0 0 o 90 Y
Boston ~ ....00100 00OO-l !
Batteries: Powell and stevens; Nor
gan and Criger. Time, 1850. umpires
stafford and Hurst.
Second game: st
eoore hv innings: r. HE
st. Louis. ......oo / 90 ooo-1 !
Boston ....O1Ool 0Oo0-2 5
Batteries: Petty and stevens; Kroh
and SHAW. Time, lao. lUmpires,
Hurst ard Stafford.
First Sunday Game.
DETROIT, MICH, August 1s.-For
the first time since 1902 Detroit play
ed home Sunday game to-day, beat
ing New York easily. There was no
interference.
Score, by innings: r. Il. y.
Detroit .O2O31115- -1S 16 !
New York. ....oO010014 o. 8
Batteries: Donovan and Schmidt;
DOYLE, rift and Thomas Time, two
hours. Umpire. sheridan.
Washington Hits Hard.
CHICAGO, ILL, August 1S.-Wash-
.ington hit hard to-day and defeated
Chicago rather easily 10 =.
Score by innings: ~. Il. y.
Chicago .....1 0 o 600 OIL
Washington 90 zoo 02-5 IS 9
Batteries: Altrock, owen and Me-
.Farlana; Patten and Block. Time,
1850. umpires, O'Loughlin and Evans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
.B[ANEATERG TAKE
: TWO FROM ST. LOUIS
Detroit Plays First Sunday
Game in Many Years and I
Defeats New York.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

Boston. 1; st. Louis. 0 (frst game).
Boston. 9; st. Louis, I (second game).
Detroit, 10; New York. 8.
washington, s: Chicago 2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19

NEW YORK, August 1s.--News of
tho 'breakdown Of Richard Cookers
derby winner Orby, has been received
with much regret by the entire horse
racing world, 1t Is hoped that the
great colt will come back to form be-
fore the end of the season. 1 II fact,
DR.. Mccabe. his trainer. Is confident he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
Hockey Teams to Form League,

NEW YORK. August 1S.-Plans arc
being made for new professional
hockey league next winter. an effort
being made to include the cities of
ronto.
These cities will form the Eastern
circuit. while those Of the West will
include ENGAGE Detroit Winnipeg,
met. Mich; Sault Ste. Marie and Bran.
don. Ont.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
,chedule for To-Day

New York at ST. Louis. ~ -
Philadelphia at Cleveland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Schedule for To-Day.
Chicago ut New York.
Pittsburg at Boston,
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19

PHILADELPHIA, August 1S.-Or-
mond is next. The Florida circuit will
now engage attention outside tile
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-03-19

| Lacking all details and giving only
| the bare particulars Of the tragedy. a
| telegram was received yesterday con
veying the sad intelligence of the death
by being crushed by railroad cars. of
Mr.. Thad f. Tyler, Jr. a son 'of Mr..
Thad f. Tyler the well known cell
tractor and a young man. who 'Inti!
mington, was popular and esteemed
among a large circle of friends.
The fatal accident occurred at b.
galus, Ala, on Wednesday afternoon
and death ensued hat night. The news
of the tragedy was not received until
having come from Mr.. w. H. Sullivan,
of Bogalus, to Mr.. John Brown, broth
er-in-laW of the deceased.
Mr.. Tyler, his father, yesterday wired
for full information concerning the &C
cident and inquiring also as to what
disposition had been made of the re-
mains. Up to last night no reply to
the message had been received and the
family and friends are still in the dark
as to the circumstances and details of
the accident.
Young Mr.. Tyler, the dead man, was
a machinist and a skilled workman.
He left Wilmington only a few weeks
ago. There are left to mourn their
loss besides his father and three sis
ters, all of this city, his stricken wife,
who was Miss Mary Canady, and a
small son.
To all the bereaved relatives, the
sympathy of their friends will go out
because of their bereavement.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-03-19

New York, March 16.-There was 4
further volatile recovery in stock maj =
ket prices today from the depression
of the Thursday market. An overex-
tended bear account was an infuarc ca
in the ebuliency Of the late upshoot.
The days business, however, showed =
very large and confident ABSORPTION of
stocks going on and confidence in the
situation seemed to be restored. The
complexion of the bank statement hal
something to do with this. The reduc-
ton Of the deposit item by sealing
down of loans proved sufficient to re-
duce the reserve requirements mO:a
ductlOn and SO to conserve an addition
to the surplus. The loan item is uJ-
posed to include the large preparations
for b Friday settlements of the ear
lier part Of the week for greater effect
on the average han the loan Contrac-
ton by stock liquidation later so that
the effect of the loan reduction is ex-
pected to be carried over into next
week S statement. The dimensions OF
yesterdays money settlements are in
Dictated by today's huge clearing house
exchanges, which ros to $67S, 1892.
The only time this figure has eveI been
exceeded in the history of New York
clearing house was on January 5, 1906.
when the annual settlements resulted
in exchanges of $3.50, S44, S91. Sterling
exchange ruled at yesterdays low level
today, indicating the power OF New
York to withdraw gold from London,
unless that step should be deemed
impolitic. Funds We're more freely Of
fered in time loans today, with the RS
~toTatlon Of confidence and a rise in The:
New York exchange at Chicago to pa;
has occurred.
The tenor of the United States Steel
annual report, especially the references
to the sustained level of orders receiv-
ed since the first of the year, was an in
t%1uenclng factor in the strength of the
market. So also was the tone of the
mercantile agency reviews showing an
expanding volume of business through
the country. Hasty profit taking made
the closing of the market Irregular,
but there was excited buying still in
progress. Total sales of bonds oar
value 81, $3.50, 900.
Bonds We're little affected by the
crash IN stocks. except in the convert
ible issues.
United States new As have advanced
II per cent. on call during the waek.
Total sales today 924, 200 shares.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-03-19
NEW YORK

New York, March l6.-FIour duh
and easier for some grades. Minnesota
patents $4.1OG4.35. Winter patents
3.60m 50.
1856 n $50: choice to fancy S3.S5m
$50: choice 10 fancy S3.85m4.2O.
Buckwheat -four dull. $2.2O nominal
and spot to arrive.
CORN MEAi~Steady: fine white
and yellow sI2Om1.25: coarse Si.IOG
LIZ: kiln dried S2.65 2.75.
WHEAT-Spot easy: No. 2 rod s2c
elevator. Options unsettled and partly
&c net lower. May closed S3%c: July
84zc; September SAC.
COEN-Spot easy; No. 2. $3.50 ele-
vator. Options \ TO III net lower. May.
sec: June 53Lc.
OATS-Barely steady Inizcd f7izc.
LhRD--Easy: western prime $3.50
9.2j nominal: refined steady. conti-
nent s.S0:S. a $lI.0o. sompound So
n sac.
PORK-steaav: ramIy &1s50G
1000; short clear $4,000 1850. mess
1S.O0016.75.
PEANrTS-Ouiet. unchanged.
POTArOES-Siow but steady, IN
changed.
supply but .u."t. unchanged.
RICE-Stcady. domestic fair to ex-
ira 2l sc. japan nominal.
MOLASSES- Steady; New Orleans
open kettle. good TO choice 37y4s.
SrGhR-Rav weak: fair reclining
Sc: c-utTifu2at IS test BIC; moias5es
sugar &c. Refined quiet.
COFFkE-SDot steady; No 7, Rio
nc. No. I. Santos sac mild coffee
quiet; Cordova ga 12Izc- Futures un-
changed to 5 points lower.
BI'TTER-Weak: extra creamery
2Slz N ere: creamery common TO extra
81 CSC. held common 10 extra goa.
CSC; state dairy finest 20 n csc.
CHEESE Firm, unchanged.
EGGS-Easy, unchanged.
COTTON SEED OU@3teady with a
moderate trade. Prime crude fob mills
go 40c: prime yellow 4sk: of sum-
mer yellow 43G45c: good OF summer
yellow I444e: prime white 52cs
primo winter yellow 50hc. :