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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-17
TWO ACCID.ENT S
At MANASSAS SHOW
tsn.c,,l,o rhe r,me,.Di,na,cb

Especial to The imes.Dispatch.l
MANASSAS. VA, July 16.-Thc sec
ond day OF the Manassas Horse Show
was marked success Weather con-
ditions were ideal for an outdoor show,
the exhibitions were of the highest
order, and the gate receipts were prob
ably larger than at any other OF the
annual shows of the Manassas Horse
Show Company.
An unfortunate accident happened
while class for green harness horses
were being shown. There were sixteen
entries in the class and while the
horses were going at good speed
Mrs. Allen Potts, driving Lord Chester.
field. turned suddenly towards the CEN
ire of the show ring. Alr. c. j. Meetze.
who was driving just in the rear of
Mrs. Potts's vehicle and a little to the
left. not having time to check his
horse drove straight into her runabout,
striking 1t hroadside. and wrecking It.
Fortunately neither Mrs. Potts nor
her horse We're injured.
Mr.. Fl. l. Goodwin sustained a severe
injury In the open stecplechase. His
mount fell at one of the jumps, and
horse struck him full In the back. It
is not thought that his injuries are
serious.
Summary OF events: Best sthree-ycar-
old hunter-First, Monday Morning,
Rogers Bros; second prize. ]. Fl. Dodge;
third. Bannock. George II. Ayres
Green harness horse-First, Lord
Chesterfield. Mrs Allen Potts: second,
Cock of the Walk, Mrs. Allen Potts;
third. Seldom Fed. John U. DIETRICH.
Green hunter for horses that never
won blue ribbon-First. Merry
Widow. Herring & Meeze; second.
Vivid. Mrs. Allen Potts: third. Della
plane, Byers Bros. q Koontz.
Prince William roadsters-First. Ce-
Gillian. Liberia Farm; second Amberine,
Liberia Farm; third, w. j. Bryan. z.
r. Conner.
Saddle horses to be ridden by a
.lady-First, Robin Adair. Mrs. Blair
Johnson; second. Sparkle. Mrs Allen
Potts: third, Lord Golden, Mrs. Blair
Johnson.
Sporting tandcm-First pair, Byers
Bros. Koontz; second, Noble xerxes
and mate Herring & Meetze; third. No
Name and mate, Blair Johnson
Heavy and middleweiGht hunters
First, Willow King. Mrs. Allen Potts;
second. Noble Nerxes, Herring and
Meetze.
Horse and runabout-First. Lord
Chesterfield, Mrs, Allen Potts: second,
Lively, w. F. Hale; third, Cock Of the
Walk. Mrs. Allen Potts.
Presidents cup class-Flrst, Noble
Xcrxes, Herring & Meetze; second. Lady
Jane, Herring g. Meetze: third, But
terfly Herring g. Meetze.
Ladies hunters-First Merry Widow.
Herring & Meetze. prize cup. '
Ladies' harness horses-First, No
Name. Byers Brothers & Koontz; sec
ond. Royal Signet, Allandale Farm:
third, Cock of the Walk, Mrs. Allen
Potts. ss
Handicap jump-First. Justine. w. S.
Sewers; second, Merry Widow, Herring
e. Meetze; third. Vivid. Mrs. Allen Potts.
Three-quarter fiat race-Bessie Wynn
first; II eadway. second. a5
Omen steeplechase, distance two
George Brenton George
Harris up), first; Warrenton, Fleet
Galloway (N1r. Sinclair up), second.
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stan ID ny OF the Clubs.
NJ
Games TODAY.
Games To-Day.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn ut Clncinnati.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Pittsb,iru
MnttI,e,,,yaon ytop,,cd R,,lIy

&56gBa53 MnttHeWHOn stopped italllys s5.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 1B.--New York
and two errors giving them n lead OF
two runs at the start. Matthcwson
stopped n Chicago rally In the ninth.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Chicago ........O 90 90 OIL 02-3 20 4
New York ......2 OO020OOO-4 8 2
Batteries: Reulbach and Moran:
Crandall, McGinnity. Matthewson and
Bresnahnn. Time. o:O2. Empires.
j tombstone and O'Day
Phiilics Win.
ST. LOUIS, MO. July 1s-Philadel-
phia defeated st. Louis to-day Z to A..
The visitors gained a long lead at the
start OF the game, and were never in
danger.
Score by innings: R.H. T..
st. Louis........00.0 o o O1G0 3--4 10 3
Philadelphia ...3o2oo0o11-7 10 o
Batteries: Lush and Bliss; Corridor
and Doom. Time, 1:45. Umpire. Ems
lie.
l1rrors MIKE Huns.
E CINCINNATI. o., July 1s.-Error,
were responsible for all the runs scored
by Brooklyn in to-day's game. Gin
cinnati hit Wilhelm hard. but could
not bunch hits when they were needed.
Score by innings: r. II. 70
Cincinnati .....o1 o13oo.11 o. 10 o
Brooklyn .......004OoO040- o
Batteries: Campbell. Doescher, Dubec
and Schlei; Wilhelm and Ritter. Time
1855. Umpire. KLEIN.
INT Victory.
P1TTsBURG. PA. July 16-Pitts-
burg to-day hit the Boston pitcher
freely and won with ease. Lindaman
was accidentally spiked in the third
inning. Boultes succeeding him. wits
pitched strong game.
Score by innings: R.H n
Pittsburg ....1OOo1 ~ =
.... ..0o15oo1.o0o-2 G O
batteries: Willis and Gibson; Linda
man. Boultes and Smith. Time, 1910.
EMPIRES, Rudderham and Rirler.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 1s.--Thc cotton market
opened barely steady at decline OF 1ua
POINTS, but after q few points of further
recession there irmcr feeling. which
carried prices 10 within point or 10 o
yesterdays closing. The initia! weakness
vas due to disappointing cables and an alb
kence OF any change FOR the worse In me
crop prospects. At the same time there
fesmed to be Epecla pressure on the
market IN the way Of unlimited selling oy
leading spot spot house. The cotton thus
I sold was quickly absorbed by large houses
led by Wall Street interests. heretofore ac :.
L tiSely trading in either side OF the account
Later there was renewed selling pressure.
win the earlier buyers inclined to Withdraw.
girem tho market. The afternoon weakness
was more directly due to speculative selling
by the south, which was looked upon an
foreshadowng large and carly movement
I Of new cotton. Tie market was fnnlly
steady nj net loss OF SAIL points. practi-
cally at the bottom Of the session. sai,.x
estimated az $4,000 bales.
ssssReceipts al the ports today ,ser. ii, 4,
bales against LOCI last week ana 1sis ,.s,
year. For he week 10000 bales nrains,
as,sh3 lastweek and 1851 last year TO !.
days receipIs at New Orleans s27 ba,..
AGAINST IS last year. and at Houston TSs
bales against 235 last year.
d
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS I'M NEW YORK
ThomasB ranch6s and Brokers
t
SALEs:

S3ALESs ss5
Allis.Cllalmcrs ........,..
300 Allis.Chalners, pfd...."
1880 Amalgamntcd Copper ~.
American Can .....,....
400 American Can, pfd... ....
1000 Amer. Car and Foundry.
GOD Amer. Car and Foun.. pfd
500 American Cotton Oll...,..
$3.50 American Locomotive -.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd...
q. 500 American Smelling ......
100 Amer. Smelling, pfd......
$500 American Sugar ..........
Jas Amcricatl Tobacco, com.
1850 American Tobacco. pfd..
1850 Anaconda Copper $500.
t0.435 Atchison ....................
400 Atchison, pfd............"
100 Atlantic Coast Line.......
1856 Baltimore and Ollio...,...
400 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
400 Canadian Pacific .........
$50 chesapeake and Ohlo.....
300 Chicago Great WESTERN.
1850 Chi, Mil. and st. Paul....
CHI, NJ. and st. Paul. pfd
1850 Chicago and Northwest.
I 100 Clev., Gin, Chi. and ST. l.
81, Colorado and Southern.
20 Colorado and Southern.
AS Col and South, list pfd..
Col. and South. I'd pfd..
1.400 Consolidated Gas .........
200 Delaware and Hudson...
200 Distillers' Sec. Cor. .......
500 Erie .....,,....,,
200 Erie, 1st pfd................
100 Erie. I'd pfd.................
500 General Electric ..........
$500 Great Northern, pfd......
2,1O0 Great Northern Ore ctfs.
1900 Illinois Central y. ......,.
zoo Int. hfetropolitan .......
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A MESSAGE TO ROCKEFELLER.
Jingle Sent to Him ON III

ClerEyman's Jingle Sent to Him on His
Sixty-ninth Birthday.
NEW YORK, July 16.-Anong the
congratualtory messages received by
John D. Rockefeller on the recent oc-
casion Of his sixty-ninth birthday were
the following lines from the pen of
the Rev. George Thomas Bowling, D.
D.. rector OF st. James Episcopal
Church, Brooklyn:
Cling to the habit OF still being
young:
Cultivate leisure without being lazy;
Garner all Joys that the poets have
sung,
And prove every year DR.. osler is
crazy.
Before becoming an Episcopalian,
DR.. Bowling was for twelve years. Mr..
Rockefeller's pastor in the Euclid Ave-
nue. Baptist Church, Cleveland.
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GET NEW PITCHER

Pitcher Jack Quinn. Of the. Potts
vile Club, Atlantic League Joined the
Lawmakers yesterday. and Chenault
was released. The latter Is a twirler of
much ability, his only drawback being
lack OF control, something that can DO
easily overcome. Chenault should have
no trouble getting on With some other
good club. ING
American Association. lasttsyear and Is
said to be good one. For Pottsville
he has won sixteen out OF twenty
games and he pitched in double-
header there Wednesday, Quinn was
terday. m.
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Tournu n,cnt ana Races.
Tspec ,l 10 Tho Timcs- Dlspatch.

1--- Nv Tspeclnl 10 Tho Timcs- Dlspntch, -
GLoUCEsTER, Va, July 6.'---under
the auspices Of the Temporary Agri--
cultural Associatio1b Of Gloucester. q
grand tournament abd races We're held
here yesterday at White Marsh farm,
owned by w. j. Burlee. formerly Of
New York, 89Ts en-
Hundreds Of interested citizens, with
their tamilie We're the spectators, and
with widespread interest ave large at
Il upon the tournament, Of
which W. I. Burlee u treasurer and
James Sinclal q ere tary, III ~; Ss
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BALTIMORE Nh, July ls.---YLCCt--
siehdy ana unchanged. Wnsst---FirGi5 sID,,
contract stH@stc,. southern an st4d.. sGE.
meise cofn--Dpi! ana .tssti1: spsl, ,ai1.
no tntIed. TITO Bys---stsslIy: 40,
Wtstffn, Domestic ss9sse. E9ttsf.~Yirhi
n , uhenanssa. isney Imitation, zp@zInst
40. creamery, ?tf,. 40, tpai.. is4zge.s
s s,t1t packed t1Me Eggt.-S5.tssy am mn
unehhhEeni new. large. ae8 sats, iztle..
thW, small. lzso, sngaf--tgesGax.s, eoarse
GRADUATED ana rls. ,s.s9
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Diamond Dust

Seven 10 one Guess that's going some.
Four hits. base on balls and one error
netted the Lawmakers five runs in the first
inning.
Lipe and Messltt both figured in brilliant
catches of foul files.
The real feature of the game was Hef-
ron's running catch OF Haas's fly In the
sixth. which was highway robbery He,
fell and slid yard or so, but held on to
the ball.
Forbes. new one, relieved Perdue in the
second. and pitched winning ball after that
inning.
Quinn. our new pitcher from Toledo.
showed up well in practice He Will work
will probably oppose each other to-day.
O'Ncl made beautiful stop OF thrown
ball by Haas In the fourth round, which
prevented Stinson from scoring.
stinson. our new fielder, made his first
appearance yesterday. He got two hits In
three times up. and accepted the only chance
he had BEN TUCKER.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL, July ls.-Improved de-
nand for cash wheat by millers and export
crs caused an advance in the wheat local
exchange to-day. AT the close the ssptem-
Der delivery showed net gain or lnc.;
ccrn was up Itsc. Oats were IA &c. higher.
and provisions l21.Gsoc, higher.
Leading futures ranged az follows:
: ll..tI IIt.h .6..x
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Cash 4GotatIons we're az foIIoWnt FIopf--
Steady, Whest---Go, a. spring. ,lQi.gs;
40. 2 corn. 75S ATsIsc.; No. = yelto~, 7Su
7ht.c. 10. 2 oais. tie; 40. 2 shitf. tt1iGi
size. Fait 70 choice mailing barley. $50
TIE Flakseed--So. northwestern. ;L2zk.
short ribs. sides Eoosej. jt.t94aD6; n;sss
pork, per barrel. 31s.91@it.l5, 1a.1, per l9s
pounds. 'st.h; mort tisar sifss foe1ra :.
sl.S5 Eeceipts-%Watst. 1899 D4shsis.
corn, lii.agp bushels oats. 1851 kgsheir-
Bptter--aarket STEADY ctsatnstles. tS9 51css
dGiries, l79 zoe, EgEs~-Yifa; ~ usH(
eases included. ltt. u itt.. bfsss. igAcss
prime nrr;h. i74e. CAssss--ftt4'4Y ~ tG:sU
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Playing COmpared
zrsnecial To THE Times-.Dispntc

[Sreclnl to The Times Dispntch.l
LYNClIBURG, VA. July ! 6.-Fle Gliding and
batting honors were nearly even between
Roanoke and Lynchburg N the recent
series In which each club carried off two
games. The Tigers helded . lille, better
than did the shoemakers. while the Shoe
makers led 81 Chilly In the hitting.
The 6hoemakers are credited with eight
sacrifice hits In the series. and the
Tigers nine. In stolen bases the Tigers led
with eleven to the Shoemakers eight. In
the total bases the Tigers led with forty,
The following figures show the fielding
and batting averages Of tho two teams in
the games.
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SOUTH. ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Jncksonville-
Score by innings: r.. II, m.
Columbia o Q 0 o o 0 o Q 90 II !
.... o 1000 O9001-1 i
Batteries: Volt and Evans and Cote;
Lee and Roth. Time, lao. Umpire,
TRULY.
At Savannah: acknowledgements
game postponed; rain. 4 38s
score bv innings: r. II. q.
Macon ..000033.21 80 II
Charleston o o 90 0t2 I 9 o----5 II 2
Batteries: Showers and Robinson;
iO'Halloron. Mccarthy and Durlln.
Time, 1910. Umpire. Buckley.
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NEW n MILITARY c 0MPANY
Dixie Grnys Organize ON Church Hill,
alndeNendcMt Of State Militia. -.

s Church Hill boys are preparing to
form an independent and voluntary
ths ay.ng
and and, b generally intended for younger
The company will 9be known as the
."DIxie Grays" and has had a tentative
oI ganizatlon FOR the past two months,
II Is described by Its founders as be-
Ing 'strtctly for young gentlemen be-
tween. tho ages Of sixteen and twenty.
inches In height The orga ntzers are
r. 2. Proctor, o N o. g. N orth twenty
sixth Street; G, n, iWinfree. Of NO.
North lwenty,n!nth Street an z. . J. A'
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Drub Wake Forest.

Tsnnclal5toT THO Times Dlspateh.7 4
z HENDERSON. N, c.. July 16.-Hcn-
derson defeated Wake Forest to-day
by q score Of a. to in q slugglng
match from start to finish. 81
wv Score by innings: r, H.
Henderson 8.a....,s.l.s...,t......... II a
Wake Forest .2..'...s.....,..1... $40
b Batteries. Pope and Riddicl1; Riddle
and Brookwell Time, 1:45. Umpire,
Mills. is 81
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY Is. 1905.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. MGR.
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sensers. Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. mcr-
Schooner Alice C.. Ogden Signaigo, James
River. light.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va. July Is.

Richmond. Va, July is, 1908.
Tobacco: Dark Fired-Little or nothing
doing: receipts very light. Brights-Re-
cepts fair; market continues firm at quo
ta,ions. MISUNDERSTANDING continue very
Hight; market firm at unchanged prives;
Very little doing.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

new YORK. July ls.-Advances In
d rner.can staple prints were announced dur.
Ing the day. The new jobbing prices to so
into effect July 22,h. Openings OF mems
wear goods were largely attended. and the
initial days buying was unexpectedly largo
REVISION. OF prices were made. and at the
refsc,ed quotations buyers responded well:
The cotton goods market ruled quiet ana
STEADY, SIX piece goods were IN stcadlcr
demand for early ahpmtnt. The better
qDaiitie. u standard made knit goods were
IL demand, but general lines were slow.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
CRepnrt.d by Rodgers. McCabe g. Coz
PETERSBURG. VA, July 16.-PEANUrS:
STEADY at tl.971s per buxhcl; receipts light.
enthusiastically At 4a94Nc for fancy
stock: machine picked. 3;sGsc.; Smelling
sock. Stac.
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y. Y. N. II. and H. IS. ccrtts. ...... 1875
Northern Pacific 4s..3.,.............. 102
Northern Pacific 3s tbid). .......... 71M
Norfolk and Western con. 4s.......... 97E
Oregon Short Line rfdg. As Odd 49,. 30 z
Pennsylvania conv. 3,ss, 1915........ 9SA
Pennsylvania consol 4s............... 1923.
Reading General Observation-Disclosures. 97s.
Republic OF Cuba 5s tbid) ............ l03is
ST. L. and Iron Noun. con. Is tbidI.. 1913.
81. Louis and San Francisco is. 4s.... 66h
ST. Louis S'westcrn con. 4s (bid).... s5,s
Seaboard Air Line As (bid). ......... So
Southern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s6A
southern Pacific LIST 4s.............. 91zi
Southern Railway 6s............... os7s
Texas and Pacific lists tbid) CONFEDERATION Il
Toledo. st. l. and Western 4s..... T3ls
Union Pacific 4s. ...... !............ 1O1i:
Union Pacincs conv. Observation-Disclosures. 92H
United States Steel End So. ........... 9oA
Wabash Observation-Disclosures. los
Western Md. Is (btd) ................ 60
Wheeling and Lake Erie As tbidl.... 6sls
wisconsin Central 4s.... s2fs
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TINE-Firm at sake: sales. 4o4 casks; re.
eeipts. 9ao casks; shipments. gag casks
3.1S1 barrels: shipments. 1858 barrels: stock
l25.894 barrels Quote: a, b. C. ;o.75dl
ESQ.
CHARLESTON S. c., July 1e.-TURPES-
TlNE-Quoted at 3sc. Rosin-Steady
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u. s. re,und,ng 2s. resistered. ....... 1os4
u S. refund,ns Is. coupon. ......... 1895
Il, s.. "a. registered. ................... 100
1, s. a.. coupon. .......... 1905
II s a., registered ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 120,
II s 81 co.pon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l22b
Am erican Tobacco 4s............ AZ
a ,nerican Tobacco ss........ 1861
Atchison general 9S9
Atchlson adjustment 4s............ s9N
s tchIson COW 4s........ 81
.Atchison cony. .......... 1908
Atlantic C,oast Line Is...... 90
RoitImore and Ohio 4s,....... 80;
Baltimore and Ohio 3,ss tbid). ....... gli
Brooklyn Rapid transit cow. %s...... ~.
central Of Georgia 5s......... 1919
Central of Georgia LIST Inc. (oner.d). ~
c-.ntrni NJ Georgia 2nd Inc (olrcred). 46s
Central of Georgia Sd Incl tofferedt. 3sl
f.hesananke ana ohio ii.s,..... 102
C.hinsros and Alton 3iLs.......... 65s
S,hicaso p. ana Quincy new 4s...... 96,
chicaso' r. Il. and pacific r. r. 54s.... 63E
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MERICAN LEAGUE.

Results Ye.terday.
Washington. 6: Cleveland l.
philadelphia. 5: Detroit, 3.
New York, 10: st. Louis. 1.
Boston. @; Chicago, ..
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. r.. i. and Pac. r. II. col. 5s.. s2E
Chicago. II. I. and Pac. Ry. rfdg. 49,. SAY
G., c.. c. and st. l.. gen. As toiered).. 9l;;
Colorado Industrial 5s............... G5A
Colorado Midland INSTRUMENTATION. CO
Colorado and Southern 4s............ SOL,
Delaware and Hudson conv. 4s...... 9S
Denver and Rio Grande Is. (bid) ...... so
Erie prior lea Is (bld) .............. soy:
Erie General 10 stbidl ..5........... 62
Hooking Valley 4iss tbld) ............. 1919
Iaterborough Metro. 4,ss............. IS
Japan Observation-Disclosures. ...... 7Sis
Japan AIS. Observation-Disclosures. seA
Japan iiss End series......,........ SGiS
louisville and Nash. Unified $50. 97A
Manhattan consol gold is............ 9stt
siexcan Central 4s................... sag
Mexican Central LIST Inc. (bid).... Is
MINI. ard ST. Louis As (orered).... so
Missouri Kansas and Texas As (bidj.. 81
Missouri Kan. and Texas end tbtd) 81
Natl Il. r. OF Mex. con- As (ofrcrcd). ;. 81
New York Central gen. 3ks.......... 91is
New Jersey Central gen. 5s (bid) 49,. 121 (
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Games To-day.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
| st. Louis at New York
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PROFIT TAKING
UPsGT|s MARKET
Causes Irregular Price Movement
and Unsettled Tone Of Trading
&. to Large Extent.
NET CHANGES ARE SMALL
Call Money Market UTnruffled by
Big Payment OF Subscriptions
ss to Union Pacific Bonds.

NEW YORK, July 16.--The move.
ment to take profits in stocks. whicl,
4 developed yesterday. was extended for
\ u time in to-dayfs market This process
ssof digestion caused an Irregular price
4 movement and unsettled the tone to q
degree. The character OF the market
was not essentially changed, however.
y in spite of the moderate shrinkage In
Its dimensions and the shifting OF
1.-The list The Industrial stocks and
specialties. some OF them of lower
Il grade, received the greatest share Of
H the days new buying orders, while is
u sues which figured hitherto in the
.9strength of the market were subjected
Ito profit taking. Government disburse-
Il ments have SO far offset the with
drawa of government deposits from
s the banks that the net absorption Wy
- the Subtreasury thus far this week
amounts to only sl.29s,000. The call
money market was unruffled by the
payment to-day Ct 80 per cent. Of tn"
!. subscriptions toEthe Union PACIFIC fund
5 ing bonds, calling for about s23.000000
sEne time loan market, however, was
strong in tone. The days changes IN
Il stocks proved small for the most part,
with gains and losses mixed.
: Bonds were steady. Total sales pas
s5Salsle, s4o5o,ooo.
-. United States bonds were unchanged
Ion call.
g The total sales of stocks amounted to
4soG,S00 shares including: Smelling,
;assaa6oO; Sugar, $500; Tobacco. l,Soo;
Atlantic Coast Line, 100; Chesapeake
and Ohio. 500; Louisville and Nashville,
1900; Norfolk and Western. l,5o0:
! Northern Pacific. 10000; Reading. $500
Southern Pacific, S1.4oo; Union PaciIic,
/ 5000; United States Steel. S2,6oe;
Southern Railway. 900; pfd. 500; Ten
nessee Copper, 100; Sloss-Shettiel, 900.
NEW YORK, July 1s.-Money on call
easy, 1@1 IL per cent: ruling rate
"a III; closing bid Il offered at ! Ia;
time loans ;trong; sixty days per
cent. and ninety days 2 IA per cent.
six months 3 "a. Close: Prime mer-
camille paper 8 1-2G4 per cent.
sterling exchange easy, with actual
business in bankers bills at s4.SIoo
for demand, and at s4.s5759 s4.S5S5 Tor
sixty day bills. Commercial bills
s4.s551-4Grs4.S5 1-2. Bar silver 81 l..
Mexican dollars 40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-17

NEW ORLEANS. La. July 1s.-coTToN
Spots were quiet, 1-1sc. down on all
grades middling. lo7sc.: sales were 42'
bales oil the spot and 81 to arrive. Futures
opened barely steady, 5GDs points belo TIL
close yesterday. cables advices from Llv-
erpool being to the effect that an unfavoA-
able opening characterized the market there.
During the greater part OF the morning tn.
market was quick but steady. with an ah-
sence OF offerings. The reports of high fem-
peratures throughout the belt were receiv-
ed by the most sanguine bulls ndl-
cation that a hot wave would develop ana
slight Improvement, in reports received.
bu, this was temporary IN It's nature. The
spot market was down and this also allied
in depressing futures. At the close. wh!ci
was quiet and steady. the active months
We're . points below the close yesterday.
Closing bids: July. 10.Ss; August, 19rC:
.9lS: December. Oh: january, 9.ls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-17
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales at Union Stock Yards.)
lcl,, "a H,,lu
,ort Of I've stock market for the W

Report Of I've stock market for the week
ending July 18th
Best steers. 5,s96c.; medium to good.
AZ Il SIC: common to fair. 81 a 41tc.: best
helfers. Az a &c.; medium to good. AZ q iisc.;
common to fair. 4c.; best cows. "a Ac.;
medium to good. 3lsI3Ec.; common to fair,
q. @ 3nc. bulls. 3a3hc,: cows and calves.
2ott45.oo per head: calves. 596isc.: best
lambs, 6Q6hc.; common to fair, q SIC:
sheep, 2EGt &C.; hogs, 5isa6c.: sows and
stays, Az sc.
Prospects good for all kinds OF stock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-17

8 At scors Nv innings: R,H. p,
I3ir,ningham % o 1 o % o 90 o DOL 2
New Orlenns,.1 0 o 90 0 o. o % ia 4 q %
Batteries: Turner, - eaverBand MeelSsi
Fritz and Mathews. Time, 1921, I'm,
Yplres. PfennipEer an q Brown N