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TO HAVE sEA-WRlTTEN PLAY
IHndtl0n Chambers Writes Prose Version
IS. of. "JOnn Of A rc, for NIaude A DIN ms (.

HnddOn Chambers Wrltea Prose Version
of sloan of Are" for tNIaude Ada ms.
NEW YORK. July S22, --Miss Maude
Adams is to have the first sea-written
play, so far as the marine records go.
The man who wrote this ocean going
drama is Mr.. Haddon Chambers, and he;
delivered the manuscript6to Mr. Charles
Frohman Monday night 1t is a now
version OF John Of 4 Arc" and Miss
Adams, OF course, will play the Maid
OF Orleans, SS
MI, Chambers says that Just before
Mr. f.rohn>an left LIVERPOOL on the
cunarder Mauretania, about ten days
ago. the American manager "shang-
haied" him, took him aboard thes Gu
harder and said "Haddon. I have work.
for You to do" i
The American manager put in the
authors hands a draft of the play,
written in blank syerse by Miss Anna,
''Schwanick. s4li Il. 8 81 s
Now" said he. II want that put In
prose, and where It may be somewhat
verbose and over-literary fix It up,
Make It a very live and spectacular
drama, That's what Miss Adams and
I want" S4s III
This all happened before the steam
ship had fairly left the pier. Mr..
Chambers disappeared into his cabin,
and, seeing mo one but Mr. Frohman
for consultations about the play, ifwo rlS-
cd ,buslly night and day over the nlanu-
script during the liners swift passage
to New York. lNs3 l}8s " VI e 81
onatheir arrival here ! asst Saturday
morning all the no 9glh Wogk on the
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MADE PERFECT SCORE
Re marx 4 bic Record with big Guns In
~ PrNCtfcc nj Fort Cnacy. III

Rcmnris 4 bic Record with Big Guns In
Prhcticc Mt Fort Casey.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-The Seven
ty-first Company. Coast Artillery
Corps, at target practice at Fort Casey,
Washington. on June "a, 1908. made
100 per cent. Of hits at thirty-foot
target, which was moving at the rate
OF 7.6 miles per hour at q mean range
OF 5,492 yards. This practice was held
at ten-inch rifles on disappearing car
riages at Battery Worth. Fort Casey,
Washington.
Tho series OF six shots was fired In
a little over five and one-half minutes.
This Is the second practice within the
last six months in which the Seventy
first Company. G. "A. c.. has made 100
per cent. OF hits The excellence Of
the work Of the seventy-first Com.
pany, c. "A. c.. attesting a careful and
thorough performance OF duty. the
chief OF Coast Artillery has recom-
mended special commentator Of the
officers and men. Captain Granville.
Coast ARTILLERY Corps, commanded the
Seventy-first Company on the occasion
of this practice.
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TRADE REPORT.

Bradstreet's Saturday Will say for
Richmond and vicinity:
Wholesalers OF dry goods continue
to receive fair orders for future ship
ment, and moderate filling-in orders
have been received. which tended to
keep UP the spirits Of the joobers who
look forward to fair fall trade. The
same may be said OF shoes and other
kindred lines. In the produce and pros
visions market, the midsummer dull
ness prevails, and shipments are small
except In carload lots to resorts or
Northern markets. Considerable OF the
new crop OF wheat Is being marketed,
and prices have been we'll maintained.
Manufacturers OF tobacco are report
ed active. The old crop has been well
used up and buyers are eager for the
new crop. More Inquiries are being re-
ceived for lumber. Locally. building
operations are active. The corn and
tobacco crops are beginning to suffer
for rain in Virginia, and sections Of
North Carolina are also reported dry.
In that State tobacco is being cured
and small quantities OF the new crop
have been marketed at satisfactory
prices. The crop is reported full to
more than an average.
Retail trade is quiet. Collections con-
tinue slow
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Northern pacinc a. ...... 102 Z
tutihcrn Pacific 3s......g......... IL;
Norfolk and Western con- 4s........ 97H
oregon short Line refunding 4s..... a01a
Pennsylvania COW. alls, 191b....... 939s
Pennsylvania consol ls............... 102A
Reading General 4s................. 97M
kcpublic OF Cuba IS (bid). 1,3h
st. L. and Iron Noun con. IS Odd. 1863
st. Louis and San Francisco IS. 49,. 67h
st. Louis southwestern con. 4s....... 6sX
Seaboard Air Line As (asked) ...... 57A
Southern Pacific 4s.................t s6a
Southern Pacific 51st 4s............... % 81
southern Railway IS (bid) ........... esH
Texas and Pacific lists .............. ITO
Toledo, st. L. and western 4s........ 74,s
Union Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1o1K
Union Pacific COIN. As. ............. %
United States Steel and 6s........... 99H
wabash lists (bid) Observation-Disclosures. 106
Wabash new Observation-Disclosures. sax
Western Md. 4s....... 1919
Wheeling and Lake Erie Is tbid).... 50
Wisconsin, Central 4s................. s3x
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< BALTIMORE. MD, July 22.-FLouR-
1'irmer Wheat-Easier: spot, contracts,
a6st q a7c.: spot, No. 2 red, western. 9s4. %
steady; spot. mixed, Toisc. Oats--Flrm; No.
2 white, a9h d 60isc; No. 3 white. I5shs %
5a':c,. No, mixed, 5s@5stc. Rye-Quiet;
n9 ana faney ao ar
2oh2lc,; do,4creamery 26c.: do, lndle. 70 %
2oci store hacked. l6A@l7c. Eggs-Steady
and UNCHANGED at 1s@lsGc. Cheese--Firm
and unchanged; new. large, new flats, 12,:c.
new. smal #leNc. sugar--Unchanged coarse
sranulated and fine. s1.Gu. -sl. 49, 1890.
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COTTON MARKETS.

Z - NEW YORK, July 29--The cotton market
was less active than yesterday and showed
Z cohsidefah!e nervousness, with fluctuations
lire sular and the close steady at a net de-
Cine OF len2 points on the old. whlie the
z ntW5 crop held most of yesterdays gain
Closing only 2Qs points net lower. Sales
were estimated at 10000 bales. The mar
iHto an advance of points, the old crop be .
lhg apil and relatively easy. some Of yes
: trfoaSs DIE sellers started Offering b III ks
Z o. li.VoO bales. but their cotton WAS ouIclllv
(. tlkell, ana later the offerings ware less sag-
s.9sslNet Wnile the market advanced on Wall
& sueets bull support. scattered co pc.ing and
4 lHar OF renewed complaints or dry and h,t
,s. ne! from eastern sections of the be.t.
3$iGe advance was not checked until Oct oh,r
HAD scld at $50 and January al6s}ss ar g ~
~ FONTS net higher, but at this lryel honvy
sAHeisFs orders made their appca rance s,,s-
r EesNlnS reduction In the concentrated Inn,
interest trailing longs conseque.tlv lf,SI
4 1a.Su ana nNetnSs for short account he
came cams. rather more confident, particularly as
sissI me forecast was for showers in the Caro-.
s. !,Hss' t"ifhln point or two of last nights
s & luis new crop months. however there
i seemed 10 be arenewal of bun support AMI
the market was marrow In the late session
!8gh any announcement whatever local 'nro.
1esslonais seemed willing to sell he IN a II,
4 pu. are rendered nervous by The strenrt Il ~
bull superior setbacks. Cables were = h, ~
fas expected. oouut
Receipts at ten ports to-day were . III,
ttltales against 1885 last week and s,eO5 Ias,
}a3ear. For the week 25.O00 iyaas 80 N a., t los .
;ff25.oo4 last week and asa las, Wear a! T1
days reoetpts at New Orleans Ilst Ia i.s
4 against 10 last Year and at Houston ! Ins
slbeies against i0t last Year.
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play was completed, ana only the type.
Written transcript remained 10 make
1t complete. This was accomplished
Monday. Mr.. Chambers turned over
the play In final form to Mr.. T'rohman
last night. ana, with one more play
off his mind Will leave tomorrow for
liverpool on the same stenmship that
brought him over the Mauretania.
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NEW YORK July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
2.oo4 head. Steers, s5.5og7.5o: oxen and
s1.6Ol4.25. Dressed beef steady at s1.9
11hc. per pound. calves-Rcceipts, s.5oS
head. veals. s5.25@s.5o: cuIls. s4@b.oO;
buttermilks. s46o94.75. City dressed veals.
9@13c.: country dressed do, 701lkc.;
dressed buttermllks. 7Qs1c. Sheep and
945o; culls. $3.50; lambs,
s5.5045.S0: culls. $780, Hogs-Receipts,
1913 head. New York State and Pennsyl-
lNania hogs, s7l7.lO per 100 pounds.
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|BULGEnD0P.R|C.Es
WAS I SHORT LIVED [. !
Excitement Following Announce
mcnt Of Result Of Oil Trust
Case Did Not Last Long.
BOND MARKET VERY STRONG
sAbsorptive Power Of Demand for
Il Stocks Has Measuring Effect
on Trade.

NEW YORK. July 22.--Tl,ere was no
Z. constant trend in the course of prices
OF stocks to-day. The market was
whipped into some show of animation
i by one or two OF the occurrences of
The day, but these Influences expended
themselves in short. time and left Z, no
i apparent trace on the market EX-
IRENE uncertainty OF speculative senti-
i1,ent seemed to be expressed by the
numerous fluctuations
81 When the reversal of the lower court
,tbecams known In the Standard OIL case
there was considerable excitement, and md
. 8 Jump in prices resulted. Standard OIL
I, stock itself rose 16 points In the out
4 side market The effect in the stock
..n1arket proved to be short.ilYed; AZ
.gin prices to effect a free distribution
.ppf Speculative holdings by those who
sshave followed the rise IN prices. me
s.iesitation and irregularitN IN the STOCK
division was in contrast with the sus-
STAINED demand Of the bond division.
Not only in the aggregate par value
,sof the sales. but also IN the variety
of the demand to.days t nona IN maf eae.
lfer days OF the week The number Oh
different bonds dealt In was larger
than on any day since the present re-
vival set In Tn the st ansoTp had reas
suring effect as the day. progressedt
and made the closing strong and at
Send s M Sss soS strons total sales par
United States bonds were unchanged
The total sales OF stocks to-day
amounted to s35,5oo shares.
NEW YORK. July 22.-Money on call.
easy, 1-4@1 IL per cent; ruling
rate, / IA: closing bid. per cent;
Stranger: sixty days, 2 per cent: nine
sty days. 2 IA: six months, per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 1-2a4 per
cent. Sterling exchange, weak with
actual business in bankers dis at
s4.s6S0 for demand and at s4.S54oq.
s4.S55O for sixty-day bills. Commercial
bills. S4.S5@s4.S5 lie. Bar silver,
F62 rs. Mexican dollars. AS
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COTTON DUCK PLANTS
GIVE WORK To MANY

WASHINGTON. July 22.-six plants
of the Consolidated Cotton Duck Com
.pany, employing 1880 hands, which
4th. have resumed work for four days
q week.
The remaining mills Of the company
are running on five-day basis, and II
is hoped that all will soon be put On
full time
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TRAVEL TO YELLOWSTONE
HAS DEEM VERY HEAVY

BUTTE. MONT, July 22.-Railroad
stone, Park this season will break all
previous records. Superintendent Good 4
ell, Of the Northern Pacific. says that
since the. first of the present month;
park by the hundreds every day.
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OFFICIAL RANGE. AND SALE OF STOCKS I'M NEW YORK
BY Thomas Banch8C Banker. and Brokers

SALES:
1880 Allis-C Chalmers ...........
400 Allis- Chalmers, pfd. ......
$3.50 Amalgnmated Copper n.
400 American Can ............
$500 American Can, pfd.. ......
1890 Amer. Car and Foundry.
200 Amer. Car and 1Toun.. pfd
500 American Cotton Oil......
200 American Locomotive ~.
200 Amer. Locomotive, pfd..
., 500 American Smelling ......
500 Amer. Smelling, pfd......
1000 American Sugar
American Tobacco. conf.
American Tobacco, pfd..
800 ANACONDA Copper ........
1S,t00 AtcliisOn ..................,
2G0 Atchison, pfd...............
400 Atlantic Coast Line......
$500 Baltimore and Ohto......
$3.50 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1.2O Canadian Pacific .........i
1850 chesapeake and Olio.....
200 Chicago Great WESTERN.
21,7O Chi. Mil. and st. Paul
CHI. M. and st. Paul, pfd
1900 Chicago and Northwest.
C1ev. Gin. Chi. and st. l.
500 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
$40 Colorado and Southern..s
400 Col. and South, 1st pfd..
500 Col. and South, I'd pfd..
a,4O Consolidated Gas .........
1,3a5 Delaware and Hudson...|
1900 Distillcrs' Sec. Cor.......
$500 Erie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
100 Erie, 1st pfd................
200 Erie, I'd pfd...............
$500 General Electric ,........
$1,000 Great Northern, pfd......f
4,4lO Great Northern Ore ctfs.
1900 Illinois Central ...........3
1000 Int. Metropolitan ........4
1900 Int. Metropolitan, pfd...f
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKER.
Richmond. Va, July 90. 1870!

4ss SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia Carolina Chemical pfd. p. CT
go at 1o1; 5 at 1o1; 10 at 101; at 1olh.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
North Carolina As, c. l9lo.... 80
! North Carolina IS, G.. lsl9:. lis .,.a,
Va, as. Old, c. and r.. 1922. W so,s
: Centuries, 2-3, C. and r.. 1891. 90 9Ola
CITY SECURITIES.
y Rich. City As. C. and R....... 80
8. RAILROAD BONDS
a. c. L. R. R. Col. TT. 4 p. c. % =.
A. c. l.. r. r. Cts. of Ind. As. 141a Is
char Col. and Aug. Elk. 5s. c. 100
Char. Col. and Aug. I'd Is. c. 10
c. e O. r. 6 A. Gen'l n. 4!as. lol
Col. and Green. LIST Us, Z. l,.o. w.
Ga. Car. and North LIST 5s:... 100 -.
Georgia Pac. LIST Is. c. 1922. los -.
Georgia. Sou and Fla. 1915. lol
( TIA. and Ala. Con. os. ls4o.. sS
Nor. and Western. Ry. As. 1896 So
Nor. and West Poca. As. 1914, SIS ~.
Rich. and Dan. Gold S. Co.. 1oe
South h Bound 1st S.. isii..... iol 49,.
seutherl Hallway lst IS. 1884. as,s -.
Florida and Southern As. 1885,. So go.
s Msssln a Air E L ass IL 81
: S. "A. L. Col. TT. IS. l9ll.... 81 10.
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlanta and Charlotte. ...1oo 100 ~.
atlantic Coast Line pfd....1oo lol =.
tsAtlantic Coast Line CON-. 100 94h -.
Atlantic Coast l.. OF Conn. 100 eos -.
stChes. and Ohio. ...4soy.... 400 445s ~.
/. Norfolk and Western com..100 rs -.
r., +. and p. com. .-....... 100 205 -.
r., #. and p. Div. Oblig. 100 1874 -.
southern Railway pfd....100 so ~.
Southern Railway conn.,. 100 10 80.
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
american National. 100 l34 80.
80 -. :...:-........ IS sax ssY
salrst National. ............10O 22U -.
Merchants National .......lOO 500 -.
National Bank OF virginia. Hoo lou ~.
National State Bank. 400 1711s
planters National. .lO0 43U -.
Savings Bank.of Richmond. 70 90 -.
4 Union Banf OF Richmond 50 lV4
y sEINSURkNeE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire ard Marine. -. 50
,.sS MISCELLANEOUS.
amer. lob. pfd 6 p. ct...1OO. as "
american Loco. pfd...... ~. los -.
American Loco. com....-5 So 80.
Amer. lob p ct. bonds. ~. 7G -.
I Amer. Tob. 6 p CT. bonds. 80 1O7
8Na.- Car. Chem. pfd. s p. ct.1OO lo1 iO1,t
va. Car. Chem. com. ....s.,.1OO esq aGI,
Sa.-Car. C. Co. Col. Tr. p ct. l01 ~.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

II Chicago r. I. and Pnc. r. r. col. 5s.. 6i$i
Chicago. r.. 7. and Pac. Ry. rfdg. 4s.. SAY
iC., c.. C. and st. Louis gen. 4s...... 9I1.
Colorado Industrial 5s.............. 81
| Colorado Midland IA (bid) .i......... 81 y
Colorado and Southern As (bid)...... 9o%
| Delaware and Hudson conv. 4s...... as;
Denver and Rio Grande 4s.......... 91h
Erie prior lien MISUNDERSTANDING. 8l,s
Erie General 4s................ 64i!
Hooking Valley 4las................. 1os
IInterborough Metro. 4hs.............. 67A
Japan is. Observation-Disclosures. 10
japan 4,as...... Observation-Disclosures. s3si
Japan AIS, End series thid)........... IS
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s...... 9i.s
Manhattan consol gold 4s............ esN
/ Mexican Central Is (bid)............ 81
Mexican Central LIST Inc. (bid)...... 10
MINI. and ST. Louis As (asked)...... SO 4
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4s........ e7A
Missouri, Kan. and Texas ends (bid>.. SAh
Natl r. r. OF Mex. con. As (asked).. 81 .
! New York Central gen. 3hs.......... o1M
New Jersey Central gen. IS. ......... 122N
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DRY GOODS MARKEr.

4 NEW YORK, July g2o.-Excepting on cot
ton goods that areteXceptionally styled, and
have therefore selling advantages. trading
on the primary market was quiet to-day.
a. good amount OF now business was booked
on staple prints on boarded goods, and the
jobbers had a fairly satisfactory day. Broad
silks are moving slowly. but ribbers are
quite active The amount of business in
hosiery and underwear is being confined
within narrow limits. M
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Prospects good for all kind. Of stock.

CHICAGO. July 22.-cATTLE-Recei
estimated about 1900 head. Market steady.
Steers. s5..5 500; cows, S3.+o@ $50; heit-
ers. $3.50 @ $50; bulls. ss@5.26: calves, $3.50
Receipts estimated about $4,000 head.
Market 1O015c. higher. Choice. heavy.
shipping. st.7O@6.so; butchers, t6.7o96.S0;
light. mixed. S6.40 q $50; NchoIce, light, $3.50
$50; bulk OF sales, s6.5046.55. Sheep-Rs-
ceipts estimated about 10000 head. Market
for lambs low: sheep steady. Sheep. SO. so %
so; lambs, $4.7506.6G; yearlings. S4@5.50.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

(Reported by Rodgers. Mccnbe & Cos
s. PETERSBURG. VA, July 22.-PEANUTS:
Steady at sl.s7h per bushel; receipts liz ii.
at 4Iafl4%c. for farcy
stock: machine picked. a1ac; shell:aE
stock, 3931c M
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NAVAL STORES.

Il WILMINGTON. NJ &C.. July 22.-sPIRlTs
TURPENTIN E-Steadyi at 37Ac.: receipis
90 casks Realistically at sa.4O; receipts
355 barrels Tar--Flrm at sl.bo; receipts
y barrels, Crude Turpentine---Flrm at SAG
so and s3.5o receipts. ~ barrels.
E SAVANNAH. GA.. July 22.-SPlRITS
EXPERIMENTATION at 3SAc.; les, a77
casks receipts, 1923 casks; shipments. 3O7
casks. Rosin--Firm; sales 3.582 barrels; ;
receipts, a,s5e barrels; shipments. 9s5 bar-
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SEND MEN 10 JAPAN
San Francisco Chamber OF Commerce
Accepts Very Cordial Invitation.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. July 22-
The local Chamber Of Commerce has
Chamber Of Commerce OF the five Ja-
panese cties-Tikyo. Kioto, Oasaak.
iOkohama and Kob-asking that rep-
resentatives be sent to visit these
places. The invitation was cabled to
Japanese Consul-General Chose Koike,
of this city with request that 1t he
extended to San Francisco and Seattle.
The local chamber has decided to ac-
cept the invitation.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va. July 2

Richmond, Va, July %. 1908.
Tobacco-Dark Fired: Receipts nominal:
very little doing. Brights-Unchansed.
firm; fair receipts. Sun Cured--Active at
prices quoted: receipts continue very light.
DARK FIRED q
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U. s. refunding IS. registered.
Z. S. refunding Is. coupon. ...........
U. S. 49,, registered
U. s. As, registered. .................l
u. S. As. coupon.... ................i.
American Tobacco 4s.................
American Tobacco 6s...... ......-....
Atchison general 4s...................
Atchlson adjustment 4s...............
Atchison COW. 4s...................
Atchison conv. s...;.................
Atlantic Coast Line 4s.............
Baltimore and Ohio 4s...............
Baltimore and Ohio 3.ss............
Brooklyn Rapid Transit COW. 4s......
Central OF Georgia 5s................
Central OF Georgia list Inc (bld)....
Central OF Georgia 2nd Inc.
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. (asked)..
Chesapeake and Ohio AIS. .........
Chicago and Alton 3hs (bid).......
Chicago. 3. and Quincy new 4s.......
Chicago. r. I. and Pacific r. r. 4s...
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. Y
tsales at Union Stock Yards,

Richmond, Va, July %, 1908.
Report OF live stock market for the week
ending July 18th:
Best steers. 5h q &c.: tmsdium to good.
heifers. Az q &C.; medium to good. 4N9 4lac.;
common to fair. 3Q4c.: best cows, 494Ac.;
medium to good. 3la q 3Ac.; common to fair.
sZoW45.Oo per head: calves. 50 SIC; best
lambs. 6061sc.: common to fair. +05hc.;
sheep. 2isQ4c.: hogs. 5,s @ &c.; sows and
stags 4taY5c.
Prospects good for all kinds OF stock.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, July 2e.-The wheat market
ruled weak to-day under heavy realizing
sales. September closed at a net loss Of
H@7sc. Strength In oats had a sympathetic
effect on the corn market, which closed &c.
down. September oats closed With q gain OF
" 6pis for the day. Provisions We're a
stade TO &C. lower.
s(r9hm- -wsh5G. memtm hehtm hemtranou
The leading quotations We're as tollows
/, Oman High. / ,nly.if Close.
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NUHI IEUUIuEIUIIb WIFI w .I''FIVWS'ET IVUE--'
Steady. No, 3 spring wheat, s1.15@1.16; No.
q. slO23ll5. No corn, 70 @76isc.; No.
2 yellow, 76&177Ac.; No. 9 oats, 50isc.; No.
2 white. 500 6014c. No. 8 white. 5Sla@61c.
Fair TO choice mailing barley. 67G69c. Flax
seed--No. ! northwestern, Sl.24&. Short
ribs, sides (loose), sS.50qS.S7; mess pork,
per barrel s15.6h915.7H; lard per 100
pounds. S9,25. short clear sides tboxed).
SS.1549.o0, Whskey,i basis of high wines.
Sl.35. Recepts--Wheat, $4,000 bushels
corn. 100000 bushels; oats. $4,000 bushels
Rutter--Market steady; creameries. Is q
e1Mc.: datrles. 17pa0c Eggs--Steady at
mark, cases Included. 14,s@l 5c.; firsts. II a
loMc. Cheese-Flrm at ll,s1l3c
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+. : 4
Cotton, quiet: n1lddling, 1890; gross re-
ceipts, 1882 bales: stock. 1883 bales; ex-
port coastwise. 1,415 bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts,
2,945 bales; export to Japan, 1o7 bales; stock
229,274 bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts.
1891 bales; export to Great Britain. 1900
bales to France :st1 bales to ,s tine Cont
Total since September LIST at all ports
Net receipts. s,306,a bales; export to Great
Britain. 2,s72.967 bales; to France. $50. 2l6
bales; to the Continent. 3.2s2.441 bales; to
Japan. l0o.756 bales; to Mexico. 1.549 baleb.
NEW ORLEANS. La. July 22.-coTIoN
Spots were quiet with prices unchanged:
middling. loNc.: sales were 325 bales on the
spot and Ito to arrive. Futures opened
steady. 1a2 points below the close yester.
day, bullsh advices from Liverpool being
more than Offset by bearish reports OF
weather, trade and crop conditions. On the
whole there was little activity In the future
market and no factor. either bullish, or
bear!sh, of any importance developed dur
ing the day. The close was steady with the
active positions from @2 points lower Than
the closing level of yesterday. Closing bids:
July. 1875: August. s.9s; september. $50;
October. 9.36: November. -9.27: December,
s.26; January, 9.2S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-23

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