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Evening journal., 1908-09-17
FAIR COMMITTEE
WILL MEET

The executive committee Of the New
Castle County Agricultural Fair As
sociation will meet in the Equitable
Building tomorrow afternoon. Plans
may be made to have salaried workers
for the fair throughout the year, in
which case arrangements will be made
at once for the fair Of 1909.
Evening journal., 1908-09-17
Returned From Abroad.

Federal Judge Edward G. Bradford.
with his son. Edward G. Bradford. Jr.,
arrived in New York on the Oceanic
yesterday after tour Of several weeks
abroad. He returned TO Wilmington
later In the day. Judge Bradford and
United States Commissioner william
G. Mahaffv left on June IS for SCOT
land. Norway. and Iceland. Mr.. Ma
haffy returned August 20. In France.
Judge Bradford was Joined by his son.
Evening journal., 1908-09-17
THEATRICAL
THE GARRICK

Those who fail to see the show at
the Garrick Theatre this week will miss
a treat, for it is one of the best that
has ever been at the house. a fact
which will be attested by the crowdg
that have visited the theatre this week.
Some Of the best vaudeville novelties
on the road are at the theatre this
week.
Evening journal., 1908-09-17
Put out Fire on Bridoe.

timore and Ohio railroad, caught fire
today from sparks from a passing To-
comotive. The Union Fire Company
responded with its chemical apparatus
and extinguished the blaze before
much damage was done.
Evening journal., 1908-09-17
no pisouss LaunohInn.

Members Of the Board Of Trade will
confer with Governor Lea today to
consider the part which the board
win play in the launching of the Bat
tleship Delaware at Newport News
This is expected TO take place within
a few months.
Evening journal., 1908-09-17
ORANGE ATHLETES
-.

The Orange Athletic Association will
hold its first meeting of the season
this evening Candidates will be ex-
amined for the Orange Football team,
which made such a splendid record
last year. Other business Of the eleven
will be taken up. William Joslyn
has been made manager for this season.
Evening journal., 1908-09-17
A.soeIated charItle. cIInIe pay.

This was clinic day at the Associat-
ed Charities home in West stret today.
Saturday win also be clinic day. IT
being the custom TO have two days a
week
Evening journal., 1908-09-17
MeohnnIos 40 Initiatn candidates.

The Degree team of Winona Council,
Junior order United American Mechan-
les, will initiate a class this evening
in the new hall. on Monday the team
will initiate class at Newark for
Newark Council.
Evening journal., 1908-09-17
aTrue Economy

is practiced at the present time by the
masses. Are you doing likewise? Now
that you are storing your screens away
give them "a coat Of James M Bryan's
Screen Enamel to protect and preserve
them for next season See Bryan's
at lo7 West Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1908-09-17
Boy May Lose sight.

Harry Moore, a Chester boy was
struck in the eye by powder from an
exploded torpedo, and it is feared that
he will lose his sight.
Evening journal., 1908-09-17
Four aprunksv In Court.

There were four "drunks" arraigned
in City Court this morning and Deputy
Judge Joslyn imposed the usual fine.
Evening journal., 1908-09-17
MCKINLEY SHAFT
WAS UNVEILED

contInued From FIrst page.
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COTTON MARKETS

B NEW YORK. July 27.--The streneth al,
me old crop month"; was the feature ~
AZ otherwise dull and unlnterestinc cotton
market to-day the close being steady al !,
net advance OF 2l@4: points on tho nea.
months. while later months were only 55
points not higher. Sales were estima ID
~ 7a'p0o bales. The market opened stead y
= = aec!ine Of points to an advance of :,
DON'T the gain being only point as = re ). !.
Sult or GOVERN g.while other deliveries we're
liver, and the general list sold Off 10 n mai
.os Ns o. y Ws points during the early session
oNiInS 70 the lower cables. good weather
aho hearish crop adv1ces. The decline wa =
,.;i,s ss,a oy support from the Wall suee;
ouil cirque IN the absence of aggressive bear
pfessure. and during the afternoon TIC
Strength OF August became the CHIEF snec,,.
4iaHve feature. That position soldza,n2 IL
80 -. o5 90 points hst higher. and closed Mt
80 p!u. ms was sustaining factor with
.I le 20 !he later months which. how
ever responded only slightly to the Oh
c! a,E. atre en-, and general business was In
active The close was at practically ths
best point. Next Friday WIN be the frat .s1
AUGUST notice day In the local market, ~
Veil as government condition report de,.
Ano tho demand for August consenuenti,,
eusE ests that tho local bulls intend Ia 90
cure control OF the local stock market an =
8stsn Toward squeeze OF October contracts
fssrop adVices published during the day wer.
SEanerally very favorable and new rrnn
8~nlldition Is moving more raptdiy IN s ~ =
Southwest. Southern spot markets Official :
" reported were unchanged to s-l6c. lower,
the Southwest being relatively easy, 49,
Receipts at the ports to-day were 1 TAI
hnles a ga1nst 1865 bales last week and ! aas
last year. For the week $4,000 bales against
13s,1 60 last week and 1896 last year. ~.
Gays receipts at New Orleans 2eos bales
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NEW york PnoDUCE ,LARKET.

NEW YORK July 27.-FLOUR-Steady
but quiet. Rye Flour-stcady. Cornmeal--
Firm. Rye-Dul. Wheat-Easy; No. 2 red,
asa.a esAc. Options broke over cent per
bushel. being finally rallied a trite. last
si.oeA; september. s7s:e:; December. ss':s.
Corn--Steady; No. 9 s3hc. Options l hc.
net lower. September, s2&c.: December.
T1%c. Oats-Frmer; mixed 60462c.
Beef and Cut Meats--Stendy. Lard
Easy: Western, $9.s0I9.40: refined. barely
steady. Pork-Barely steady. 'rallow-
Barely steady. Petroleum-Steady. Rosin-
Steady: strained. common to good. $1,000
BIO Turpentne--Quiet. Rice-Firm. Mo-
SuEar-Isaw, quiet; fair re-
firing, 1857; centrifugal: as test sat-;
molasses sugar, s3.a7: refined. quiet. Coffee
Futures closed 8 points lower. Spot, RIO.
exc; Santos. No. 4, Stsc.; mild. quiet; Cor
dora, 9aG lc,sc.
frsights to Livcrpool--steady. Cotton by
steam. &C.; grain BY steam. Hd. Peanuts
Film; fancy handpicked, 6A a 61ac.: other
domestic, 81 q SIC. Potatoes---Irregulnr
Long Isand and jersey. per barrel. s2,75D
S.25; Southern, $3.50 $500; sweet. Southern.
new. sS@4.0e: Jersey. per basket, $3.50 a.
$50. Cabbascs--Steady: flat Dutch, per
100 pounds, s5ls.oO: red. per barrel. SIG
ltc5. Cottonseeaseed Oil-Qhiet with prices
generally a shade lower. Prime crude.
a2c.: prime summer yellow. 44c.; off SUM
mer yellow. 429iSc.: good of summer yell
low. 40 @42c.: primo white. 46!s q Soc; prim ,
Writer yellow. 47@4sc.
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he. leading quotations were as follows:
Omen. High. Low. Close

y Cash QuotaUons were as follows: FIOur-
Steady. Wheat--No. g spring. 31.o2@l14;
No. corn. 76h371c.; No. q yellow. IS q
1s!sc. Oats--No. white. 53iac.; No. 8
white. 81 q6Ac.; No. 2 rye. 76c, Fair 10
ehoice mailing barley. 6b9s6c. Flaxseedr--
Nc, northwestern. 3i.25. Short ribs. sides
sl5.25Qlh.st; lard. per 100 pounds. ssla;
short clear sides tboxed), 1915 a 900, ,Whis-
re; basis Of high wines. sl.a5. Receipts
els; oats, sle.0o0 bushels- Butter-Murket
steady creameries. lsd 21isc.; dairles. ITO
a9c. EEgsEs,eady; at mark. cases includ-
s ~, "a e lbc,, hIstsl, l7c.; prime tirsts.
ls.sc. cheese-Firm Mt llal3c.
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sales OF 1900 boxes Of cotton fabrics and
10000 pieces OF dress goods will have on
competing lines. The value Of the dress
goods is placed at s1.:5o,ooo. Heavy orders
were booked on staple prints to-day. This
was looked Tor. as the new jobbing price
COOS Into OBJECT Tomorrow The best raw
SILK Is &C. pound higher.
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NEW YORK, July 27.-BEDvEs-Re-
ecipts, 1893 head steers. s4s5@7.1o: bulls
S.75 calves-Receipts, 5.2lA head. Com
mon to choice veals s5@s; few selected lots
sa.75Ms.90; culls, $4@4.5O; buttermilks.
s:.e5 945o. Sheen and Lambs-Receipts,
1921 head. Sheep sold at $2.76@4.5o:
lambs, s4.75 $3.50; eight cars Mt 1910. Hogs
1877 head. Pennsylvania an
New York State hogs f7m7.10
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS I'M NEW YORK
Thomas Branch8 Co, nd Brokers
SALES.

100 Ais Chalmers ............
100 Allis-c Chalmers, pfd,.....
$500 Amalgamated Copper.
400 American Can. ............
800 American Can, pfd. ......
1900 Am. Car and Folln.......
800 AM. Car and Folitl.. pfd.
900 American Cotton Dil...
100 Amer. LocomotIve........
Amer. Locomotive, pfd..
4s,400 American SmeltinE......
American Smelling, pfd
1890 American Sugar.......,..
American Tobacco, com.
American Tobacco, pfd. (.
Il, 700 Anaconda COpper.........
600 Atchison ...................
Atchfson, Dfd. ............
GOO Atlantic Coast Line......
1890 Baltimore and Ohio.....
$50 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
1890 Canadian Pacitic.........
1900 Chesapeake and Ohto...
100 Chicago Great Western.
500 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul
Chi, NIL. and ST. P..pfd.
GOO Chi. and Northwestern.
100 c.. c.. g. and ST. Louis.
6.40o Col. Fuel and Iron. 1880.
200 Col. and Southern........
40 Col. and South, 1st pfd..
400 Col. and South. cd pfd..
100 Consolidated Gas. ........
100 Delaware and Hndson...
1.4o0 Distillers' Sec. Cor.
11,7N Erie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
600 Erie, LIST pfd.
300 Erie, I'd pfd..
800 General Electric.........
1896 Great Northern, pfd...
26,00 Great Northern Ore ctfs.
6,W Illinois Ccntral............
42S Int. Metropolitan. ........
LOO Int. Metropolitan. pfd...
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CHICAGO. July 27.-cATTLE-Receipt
csc. lower. Steers. $5as: cows, s3.4O@5.50;
hcIfers. s3.5o@s.5o; bulls. s3@5.25: calves.
s2.5oG7..5; stockers and feeders. s3@4.SU.
HoEs-Recepts estimated about 900 head.
Market 106l5c. lower Choice. heavy ship
ping. ss.6o@6.s5; light, mixed, $3.50 % s.a5 !;
butchers $6.5566.65; choice. light. S6.45ap
C.5: pigs, s4.b0@6.10; bulk OF Sales $4,000
Cos. sheep-Receipts estimated about TO-
600 head. Market steady to strong. Sheep
se5o@45o: lambs. s4.75as.5o; yearllngs,
j4@5.5O.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. G. July e7,-sp1p1rs
TURPEETINE-Recei ~ casks. Ros,n-
Steady at $2.35: receipts. Il barrels. Tar
Firm at SO: receipts. barrels. Crude
receipts. 104 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, July e7.-TURPEN-
T1NE-Firm at 37c.; sales. 1850 casks; re-
Resin-FIrm: sales. 3.11s barrels: receipts.
1861 barrels; shipments. e.77l barrels; stock
14o.7s5 barrels. Quote: A. T.. C. so.65.
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DRY GOODS MARKED.

NEW YORK, July a7.-The main tonic
OF conversation among all factors In tho dry
goods trade is the, extraordinary auction
and worsted dress goods, which are sched-
uled 70 take place during the coming month.
opinions differ az to what effect the public
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Sent Buck to Reformntory.

A negro boy about seventeen years
old who was placed In the county Jail
several days ago for trespassing on
railroad property. and who gave tho
yesterday to The reformatory in Han
over county. from which he made his
escape day or so prior to his arrest
here.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

tReported by Rodgers, Mccabe n Co $
PETERSBURG. VA, July 27.-PEANUTs:
steady at sl,a7i, per bushel: receipts ie',t,
at 4is@iNc. for fancy
stock; nachne picked. SIC; shell,ar
stock, 80 SIC 49, - 80.
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NEW ORLEANS. LA. July sr.-coTToN

NEW ORLEANS. La, July 2r.-COTTON
Svots were quiet with prices unchanged;
m.ao,ns' ao.se. SAFES were Snv pales on ,ns
quiet and steady with the July option 10
ocints down and the October and Decem-
her options 2d13 points below the close Sat-
.,rday. Liverpool was weak On the scar
positions. and the cable advicon from that
market had depressing influence on futures
here The July option developed some
strength during the day and scored an
advance. finally closing points above the
close Saturday. a slight upward turn in
New York was Immediately followed by i'm
previous losses were recovered before noon.
The market presented no specially interesting
features during the late session, and there
vas only a moderate volume OF trading. but
prices held we'll. and the close. which was
.uet, found the active months 3 points
above the close of Saturday. Closing bids:
July 1882; August. 9.sl; September. 9.5i;
October. o.32: November and December,
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Speech SENT list
0TH.UPA.N||DID0V|vN.
Information as to Taft's Forth
coming Dcliverance Has Curl
H Gus Double Effect on Market.
.REAC TloNARY TONE AGAIN
Hopeful View Regarding Crops.
Speculation as to Steel Cor
poration's Report.

NEW YORK. July 27.-The reaction.
Ary tone which reasserted itself in the
stock market to-day seemed to be
based largely on technical causes The
distribution OF buying orders was made
to look as though coming from tho
strong interests which have supported
prices for a considerable period past.
The weight of the selling orders on
the advance created the suspicion that
8 this demonstrative buying was de-
signed to cover efforts to realize.
Prices consequently turned downward
There were some selling orders for
London account. and they aggravated
the depression.
The information as to Judge Tafts
0eech. on which contrary movements
In stocks were based. was In agree
ment as to the substance of the speech,
and the result indicates conflict Of
views over its significance.
Reports regarding the friction be-
tween Holland and Venezuela showed
signs OF bear origin. The downward
course Of commodities prices indicated
the hopeful views held regarding all
3 Aaie important crops. hallway oftt-
Gals admitted only moderate improve
nent in the traffic situation.
Iron and steel trade reports wers
favorable. but some fears were fell
that the quarterly report OF the United
etates Steel Corporation to be given
ing. '"''''7
Bonds were Irregular: total sales.
par value; s2.45s,ooo. United States as
registered declined as and the 2's
call -
The total sales OF stocks amounted
NEW. YORK. July 27-Money on
scall easy at 1@11-4 per cent: ruling
rate. Ia; closing cid. /; offered al
a la per cent. Time loans very dull:
sixty days. 2 to Ia per cent: ninety
Gays. Ia to IL per cent; six
months. per cent. Prime mercantile
ipaper. 1-2 per cent. sterling en-
Change firmer. with actual business in
bankers billsat s4S630 q s4.Se95 for de-
nand, and at si.s5So@s4s54o for sixty
ms4.si rs. Commercial bills, s4.s4 "a
4 "a 4.s4 rs. Bar silver, SO ga. Next
can dollars. As.
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BALTIMORE. MD. July 27.-F1.o11R-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheut---Weak; spot,
ceItract. 9b @sss.c.; southern on grade, alil
q 9aHc Corn--Dull; spot mixed, 7ahc. Oats
.-,Cutet: No. q mixed. 6liass62c Rye--Firm;
new. No. west tern. domestic, TsG5 soc But.
= Ell lrm and unchanged, imitation, 2oa,
elc.: "a d, crennerles. 25c.; do. ladle, la0s
sec,.ii Store packsd. liza gl7c. EgEI-stsaux
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKEr.
Richmond. Va. July 81. 1908.
SALES AT BOARD

SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia Centuries-3,oOo at aol.; /, 500 at
eeia: 100 at 90h.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
North Carolina As. c. 1elo.... 90 80.
Va. IS, Old. c. and r., 1892. 90 9O.a
Centuries. 2-3. c. and r.. 1891. COZ 9O1
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. c. L. r. r. Col. TT. D. G.. 90
Z sc. L.,R. R, t'.fs.5ot Ina. As. a -.
Char Col and Aug. Ex. SIS, c. 100
Char. Col. and Aug. Cd Is, c. 100 n.
Co. ana Green. lst g. {. i isis: i IS =.
ssorsa Fs aa Isl e g. e. ls ss: l lss
Georgia. Sou. and Fla. 1885,. 100 -.
Ga. and Ala. Con 5s, 1915. % -.
nor. and West. Ry. As. l9o6. 81
Nor. and West. Poe. As, 1914. ss
Rich /, and Dan. Gold So. Co.. 1oe -.
r., 7. and and z. Cor AZ ?: Ct. los -.
korthern Railway LIST IS. 1891. sax
Florida and Southern As. 1915. 81
y. n. G. LIST ss. c. 1914. 1o4 -.
,staboard Air Line As, 1885,. 81
g. A. L. Col. TT. IS. 1oll.... 81 -.
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlanta and Charlotte 400 100
Atlantic Coast Line pfd. ;. 100 IOI
: Iiantic Coast Line com...,l00 o.
:; Sti y. Coast l. Of Conn. loo Ia 49,.
Ehes. and Ohio. ,Nov....- 42Is
n = and Western COM. 400 n -.
r.. =. and +. com 100 eos -.
851ts..i r. ana T.. DIV. Obiig..10O 1876
Southern Railway pfd. ....1O0 As
Southern Railway com. 400 IS -.
\ BANk5AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
american NatioDal.. 100 l3I
kroad Street Bank. e. 90 40
Bank or RicHthond 100 119 i:s
E'Est National. .:.....l0O 22o
Merchants National. .......l0O 500 -
ga tional Bank of Virginia. 100 lso
National State Bank. 49,. 100 III
Pat. Saws. and ms. Co. go rs
e National. .........100 1870 -.
Savings Bank OF Richmond. % SO
Union Bank OF Richmond. so 1874
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
VilRnia Fire and Marine. " b7h "a
MISCELLANEOUS.
AIn.r; lob: pfd. s ?. ct. 100. 95 -.
a 4 rserean L Ioeo ntd,.... los y.
amer. lob. p. CT. bonds. :. 76.
A q, s,.r T9 81 p. 81. bonds. % 1o7 -.
Na.-Car. g. Co. Col. Tr. S y. Ct 1ol mi.
Va.-Carolina Chem. com. 100 a5
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CII1cAGo GRAIN n1AnKEr.

CHICAGO. July 27.-Ideal weather for the
new crop caueed decided weakness to-day
In all grain markets OH the Board OF OF
Trade. At tho close wheat for September
delivery showed a net loss of ~ q LIZ c.
Corn was down 1Ac. Oats were III q Tic.
lever. and provisions 81. @5 to e7la q soc.
lever.
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Richmond. Va, July y. 1905.
Report OF the live stock market for the
week ending July 27th:l
Best steers. shasc.: medium to good.
lis q exc; common to fair, ~ q 4Ac.; best
heifers. 4%c.: medium, to, good. 94lac.;
common to fair. 3D3Ac.; best cows, 3stc.;
medium TO good. 3h03hsc.; common to fair,
2 93c.; bulls, 3M3isc.; calves, 6@6c. Cows
and calves. s161 1000 per head. Best
lambs, 5ik6 6c.: medium to good. 505hc!:
common to fair. 4T4&c.: best sheep. 3ia@
&c: common TO fair. 3GD3Ac.: hogs5k q
&C.: sows and stays, 4h@bc. IA
Prospects good for all kinds OF stock.
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Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. mer-
ckandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk, mer.
chandtse and passen gers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passen gers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas.
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. July ~. 51sos.s Il
Tobacco: Dark Fired-Litt1e or nothing
doing; receipts nominal Brights-Continue
firm with fair receipts. ured-Rece
continue very light; very little doing. Prices
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&tfar1toat8.
Virginia Navigation Company's
and Miners I Transportation Co.
Norfolk to Bost ton, Mas. an

Norfolk to Boston, Nfass., and
Providence, r.. ]. ti
4 Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston SUM-
Mon, We'd. and Fri: for Providence SUM-.
Tues and Sat. at, 6 r. M. Passengers and
freight taken for all New England points
Tickets on sale at offices G. & O. Ry., N. q
Nv, Ry.,Es. III, Bowman sos n. Main, and
Rich. Trans. Co.. Sl9 2. lain. ~ isg
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Q. S. refundinr %. registered........
u. $. retundlnG %, coupon. .......
U. S. So. reEistered......
U. S. ss, COUPON. MISREPRESENTATION.
q. S. Is. registered. .,................
american Tobacco S..
Atchison general Observation-Disclosures.
A,chison adjustment 4s.............
4Atchison conv. 5s........
Atlantic Coast Line Northumberland.
Baltimore and Ohio bs..............
Baltimore an dOhio AIS tbid) ........ s
brooklyn Rapid Transit COW. 4s......
central OF Georgin INSTRUMENTATION.
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc. tbtd)....
Central OF Georgia nd Inc. (asked)..
Central of Georgia Sd Inc. Odd ......
Chesapeake and Ohio 4iss......f......
Chicago and Alton ais tbid). .......
Chicago. B. and Quincy new 4s......
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a. Ice. Cheese-Firm and unchanged; new.
large. and new, flats. 1Phc.: do, small,
lzNc. Sugar-Unchanged; coarse granulat-
ed and fine. $3.50.
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

:. Cars leave Manchester. seventh and Perry
Streets. for PetcrsburX:
.s. rs. 80. TO- IL :ic p. NJ. 4, =, 80. 4
5, '-5t45. '6. q. s. 50. 10 P. NJ.
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foo, sycamore
Street, for Manchester.
s:a5. ..7.ls. .7:s5. s:35. s:a5. .1o:as. 11:s5
a. NJ 1885. 1883, ::35. 3:35. s4.35. 5:35,
s:35. '7:35. s:a5. 59:35. 1000. 11:4o r. ~. II
Carries baggage and express. H
~ Limited except Sunday aud holidays
All cars from Petersburg connect with
cars for Richmond.
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Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE JUNE Z, 1903.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: s:l5 a. II. and
7:.5 p. 81.
For Norfolk: ..s;1o A. NJ, $500 a. NJ.
$500 p. NJ. $500 p. 81. and '.7:oo P. n.
For N. e ". Ry.. West: ss8:1o A. NJ.
1900 a. NJ, 1910 and 9:10 p. 81.
For Petersburg: ''S:l0 A. M, $500 A. VI,
1910. $500. 1880 p. H.. 500 p. 81, 1900
r. NJ. $40 p. ~, 1:75 and 1870 p. n.
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: $3.50
p. ~ = NJ -
!, Trains arrive Richmond daily: $40. sos
~ NJ, 's:35. '.11:1s A.. NJ 4s.lo:45 and
'l1:a5 A. NJ. 1880 Z. NJ, 2:05. $3.50, 500
and s:2o p. NJ; ..9absP. NJ.
= Except Sunday. ''Sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departures and con.
nections not guaranteed.
c. s.. 5CAMpBELI.f ID. p A.
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S e Jersey Central sen. ss.......... i22,a
Gortnfrn Pacinc As (bid). .......... 10.f M
Nscrthern Pacif'c Observation-Disclosures. 72L
Eorfolk and Western con. ,4s........ 9I:a
oregon Short Line rfds. 4s.......... y0ia
nchnsyivania conv. avs, l9l5........ 93as
:, peE nsylvania consol 4s.............. 1929.
= General as..........l......... 973.
~ MepIo oi OF Cuba 6s ............. 10a:l
81 Louis and Iron Mountain con. bs.. l0s
-. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4... 6s.s
81 Louis s,western con. 4s (bid).... 8,
seahoard Air Line IS tbId). .......... 57E
&c .i! rae!hc g (bid) ........... sf,S
Seuthern Pacific LIST 4s...l.......... 9aN
1,oua Ra.lwny 5s fasked)........ 09ia
-, .o3as ahnu Pacinc 41sts.... ITO
r, ,,,e -. W. y. ana Western 4s...... 7S3.
Cn,ol Ehclnc 49,. .5................ 101i:
!,nit.a E ee sony. 4s.:........... n5;.
s .t.nt, sta.es Steel End ss.......I... gs7s
r,,. us.s. -. 1862.
VESTS. ~ esteTn Mo. 4s.................... 10
Wheeling and Lake Erie Is (bid). ~. IA
Wisconsin central 4s................. rs
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, July 81. 1908.
-f1o1 EsA1Et ROTATIONS ON .,cHANGE
CATTLE MARKETS.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSaies at Union Stock Yards)
Richmond. Va, July 81. 1905.
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