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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York, August s,-Flour-ouIe, and
lower to effect sales. Rye FIour-steady.
cornmeal-s,eady. Rye Flour and Barley
s1.c6.; elevator. sl.Ga {. o. b.: No. north
ern. si.257s {. O. b. Options closed SGSc.
net lower. September. sLo7is; December,
sl.i0is Corn-No. 2. rec. nominal, elevator,
on domestic basis. TO arrive c. l. T. Options
closed at re- net decline. September, Sill.
oats-steady; mixed, nominal
Lard, Tallow, Petroleum. Rosin and Tur-
Steady. sugar-Raw, firm; refined steady.
Conee-Futures closed steady a sglo points
decline. Sales for the day amounted to
$3.50 bags, August. SIS; September, 200;
January. $50: February 7S5; March, 7.ss;
April. 7.43; May. 7.l5; June. 7.i6 July. 7is.
Spot firm; Rio. No. Z, &C.; Santos. No. {.
sS.e,; mild. steady; cordova loal2Hc.
2sNc.; extras, 2s92shc: third TO first oig
&c; State dairy common to finest, 22aN,.c.;
process second to special, 22935hc.; West
.ern factory, 2s9 2s'zc; Western imitation,
while milk. special. l59lsHc; do, fancy.
l4i2c-; do, average, prime. lt414hc.; do.
fair 10 good l2ie Gls,sc.; do, common, sHs @
h*c,; skins, full TO special, PA @ l2Ac. Egss
Firm. State. Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery, white, 2Sg 32c.; do, gathered. white.
IS q CSC; do, hennery. brown. s5@27c.; do.
gathered brown. 22925c,; fresh gathered,
extra. first 20@22c.; frst' 1871 9lSsc.; sec
onds. 1sGTiac.
Potatoes--Firm: Long Island. per barrel.
s1SG2oo; Jersey. sl.5Oql,se; Southern, sl.25
G11T5i Southern sweets, per barrel. $21ioo,
Cabbages-Firm; nearby. per 100, S5ls5o:
Baltimore, per crate SOC. q 500 Fyeights--
Quiet. Cotton to Liverpool. per 100 pounds,
l7c,; grain to Liverpool, I'D; grain TO Lon
don, Id. Peanuts--Steady; fancy handpick-
ed, Virginia, 81. @5i2c,; Virginia shelled.
Nos and O. +G6&c.
The cottonseed oil market was quiet with
sales OF $500 barrels, and after showing a
firm tone early prices eased of little for
the late months under proht-taking, closing
at points decline to points advance.
September, s229925: October, 7.7s97S0; No
vember, 7iS@74; December, 6,ss46sl: prime
crude, nominal prime summer yellow 9.25 %
$50; prime winter yellow. s759l3.bo; prime
summer white. sS04l3.W
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York, August s.-The bull movement
In cotton was resumed to-day with a vigor
which quickly advanced prices TO new
high level. AT one time the new crop posi-
of Saturday. while final prices for the day
the whole list We're @a35 points net
higher. the undertone being Arm. The mar
ket opened strong and l7G29 points higher
in response TO dry sunday In Texas. Pri-
yate advices, again reiterated with showers
In that State last week, were entirely Insult
fcient and had accomplished little good.
also over sunday. which stu further COM
plicated the situation, and one local expert
now in the South. wired his house here that
unless speedily relieved Texas could not
possibly produce 3,50o.000 bales, and might
fall as low 100000 This sort OF news in
duced heavy buying from all quarters In
the afternoon the demand from spinners
was one OF the leading factors in the adj
vance, and this interest has taken a good
deal OF cotton out of the market in the last
few weeks. which Is not likely TO come
back again. Wal! Street and Liverpool We're
also good buyers throughout the day. Re-
actions after the opening We're few and un-
showed advances, and spot cotton was be-
fore sold on the basis of i5Gtl5isc. for mid
ding, or the high net prices of the season
thus far. There was said to be an inquiry
not only from domestic mills. but from LIv-
erpool and the continsntals, Liverpool was
active and decidedly stronger on the bull
ish news from Texas and heavy covering
were exceptionally strong with bulls APP
parently in full control.
Receipts OF colton al the ports to-day
were 500 bales as compared with 76l last
week and 1905 last year, For the week
1900 bales against era last week and 1867
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Treasury Statement.
crop Conditions.

Washington, D. c., August s.-The
average conditions of the crop on Au-
gust /, as estimated by the crop re-
porting board of the Department Of
Agriculture and made public with the
general monthly crop today. was 7s.S
as compared with S5.4 last month, s4.i
year ago and s2.1, the average on
August / for the past ten years.
Preliminary returns indicate win
ter wheat yield OF about 1873 bushels
per acre, or a total OF about 458.294, 900
bushels, as compared with 1873 and
446,366,000 bushels. respectively, as fin
ally estimated last year. The average
quality Of the crop is 1915 against 90.a
last year.
The average condition of spring
wheat on August / was clio. as COM
pared with 6l60 as the month, 91.6O
last year and Sl9 the ten-year aver
age on that date.
The average condition OF the oat
crop on August l was BIS, as COM
pared with S2.2 last month, $50 a year
ago and 76S IN 1908 and S2.6. the ten
year average on that date.
The average condition of tobacco
acreage was 7S.5 as compared with
$50 last month S3.4 a year ago, SIS
in 1906 and 92.6 the ten-year average
on that date, the condition in import
ant tobacco States was: North Caro-
lima, IA; Virginia. So; South Carolina.
70.
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IN w Y 0rk
Stock Market

New York, August S.--The govern
ment report on condition of the grain
crop on August i and the July stats.
tics OF the Copper Production Assoc.
alton were the two items of news
which attracted the greatest amount
OF attention in the financial district
to-day The effect was more of repres
sion than of stimulation on specula-
tive activity us the appearance of the
two reports did not occur until the ses-
sion OF the Stock Exchange was well
advanced The first effect of the gov
eminent crop report was to depress
prices sharply. but Il rally followed
The coppers producers report was
we'll received, moro from its contrast
with predictions of its contents than
from positive oetterment in trade con-
ditions to be inferred from its showing.
The impression mad got abroad that u
substantial increase in the surplus
stocks on hand would be shown by the
report An increase OF only 2,254,66i
pounds was accepted, therefore, az all
agreeable disappointment. A reduc
ton IN the months production of 81
S4slS5 pounds. compared with June.
indicated an extremely moderate re-
striction OF output Inc rise in the
copper stocks in response to the report
was beiated. following a long pause
after the statistics we're first pub
ilshed The stocks broke again later
In common with the Whole market.
but showed rigorous resistance.
The disappointment manifested over
the complexion OF the crop report
owed some part. at least to the fact
that intimations hal been freely cir.
Quilted. claiming an authoritative ort.
GIN, that the government report would
prove pleasant surprise to those who
mad feared the damasing ELECTS of the
arg. not Of we weather in the corn belt.
OF since Friday to advance stocks The
professional element In the specula-
ton was prepared. in view OF these
take profits in stocks even in the event
of the favorable predictions being
born out by the government report.
The confirmation of sentiment over the
in view of these involved technical
considerations, was accurately reflect
ID in the feverish fluctuations which
followed the appearance of the. crop
stock market. But support was &C.
corded the market. and the rallying
power of the coppers helped in sus-
tanning the general list at the last
tons, which have existed since the
date of the report, both in the corn
belt and in the spring wheat region |
nentralized the effect to some extent.
The engagement of additional gold
in London to-day was in accordance
with expectation. The British foreign
trade statement for July. with a con-
siderable falling off in values of i'm
ports, does not promise we'll for the
July statement of exports from this
country. which have been expected to
show the June improvement in that
item continued or extended
Bonds We're irregular Total sales.
par value, 100000. United States
BONDS We're unchanged on call.
Total sales for the day, $4,000
shares.
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KRQal fortrRS.

VfRGIN1iA1@T I5- THE cSHaScERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MoND. THE 18TH DAY OF JULY,
1910:
W. W. Talley, 7. F. Green and W. P.
ecutor of William D. Gibson, de-
vs.. In chancery.
Unknown heirs and successors in title
of David B. Reynolds and Catherine
F. Reynolds. II any there be, under
unknown Defendants
The object of this suit is to estab-
fish and quiet the title of W, W. Tauey
the city of Richmond. Va. fronting
sixty-nine (6s) feet on Grace Street.
at the southwest corner of Grace and
Monroe Streets, and extending back
southwardly from said front about
one hundred and twenty-one d2I feet
nine Coz inches.
And affidavit having been made and
filed by w. w. Talley that the heirs
and Successors in title OF the said
David 3. Reynolds and Catherine F.
known. and that they are, or may be.
interested in the subject OF this suit.
they having been made defendants
under the general description OF par
ties unknown, it is ordered that the
title of the said David B. Reynolds
ana Catherine F. Reynolds. II any
there be, do appear here within fifteen
days after due publication OF this order
and do what is necessary to protect
their interests in this suit.
A Copy-Teste:
CHARLES o. sAv1LLE.
BLoOMBERG & HUTzLER, p. q.
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MAN KILLS HIS WIFE.
Later Is Arrested and Claims That
Shooting WINS Accidental
Especial to The Times.Dispatch

Especial to The Times-Dispatch
Blueileld. W Va, August s.-vic
Hillman. bank boss, at the Russell
Creek Coal Mines, operated by the
Virginia Galleries Company, near vir-
ginia City. on the Clinch Valley
division of the Norfolk and West
ern, shot his wife through the
heart last night about o'clock, and
instantly killed her, according to a re-
port received here to-day.
Hillman was Immediately arrested,
and this morning was taken to Wise
and placed in jail. 1t is understood
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF R1cHMosp. AUGUST $. 1910

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST $. 1910.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. me,-
chand!se and passengers, Old Dominion Line
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. mer-
chandse and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora. Drew. petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers. Phillips Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. mer-
chandse and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Berkeley Shelly. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora, Drew. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers. Phillips Line.
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m1suELLANEous .aIARKETs.
npy GOODS MARKET.

New York, August s.-A fairly good nusl,
ness was done in some parts Of the; primary
cotton goods market during me aay, ana ia
iohher, who are making attractive offerings
nrocured a satisfactory volume OF business
Nor. activity is noted in the dress goods
market, the demand for, spring goods from
~ West being OF substantial size Raw
.tp Ga oniet on the local market, but prices
are routing upwards on Japanese material
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GRIP FULL OF JEwELItY.
Negro. witt, valuable Pncknge, Arr
reHfcl mt HiltmOEe.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Hickory. N. c., August S.-Chief OF
Police Jones last night received telc-
grom from Biltmore advising of the cap
ture of negro with a handgrip con-
tanning about $1,000 worth of jewelry,
alleged to have been stolen from j.
o. Rhodes's store. few nights ago.
The description of the jewelry fits
the bill, and Mir. Rhodes went to Bit
more to-day to investigate. An offer
of SfOo was made fop the recovery
of Jewelry and $50 for the capture of
the thief.
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that he will claim that the shooting
Was accidental
SHOOTING IN FRANKLIN.
One Farmer 'E'ires on Another, InHict-
ing SERIOUS IniMrieN.

[SDecialto The Dispatch
Roanoke, Va, August Sin Frank
lin county, Saturday, Henry Phillips
ordered Joseph Coleman off his land.
Coleman did not move fast enough
to suit Phillips, and the latter fired
on the trespasser, with a shotgun. a
score of shot took effect in Coleman's
3breast. but he Will recover. Phillips
was arrested to-day, given hearing
before ~.aglstrate, and sent on to the
grand jury. He is in Rocky Mount jail.
Both men are farmers.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, August s,--Expectng a bearlsh
report from the United states government
the wheat trade to-day discounted prices.
Values also felt the depressing Influences
of the big movement OF the new crop, The
close was easy at decline OF a shade to
&c compared with Saturday night. The
session advanced corn Maisc, and lowered
oats i-l6QAc. Provisions were Irregular.
finishing Tic down to 7isc. up
The leading futures ranged as tolow.;
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- S>--------------------
In CAMP AT EOKr MONROE.
Four Companies of Coast Artillery to En-
gage In Ten Days Practice.

Norfolk, Va, August s.--'rhe four COM
panies of coast artillery. Virginia volun.
teers. went into camp at Fort Monroe to-
with regular coast artillerists. The bat
talon. in command of Captain Charles a.
Mclean, acting major. composed Of
about i75 men. They were taken to Fort
Monroe on the United States mino planter
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New quarters for po.t-on,cc.

Lynchburg, Va. August S.-Post-
master Mclaughlin mas perfected ar
rangements for the removal OF the
post-oitice to temporary quarters in the
old Friends Warehouse on August 90.
The office goes in this property which
belongs to the city, and Will be there
ment OF the Federal building, for which
there is an appropriation Of $4,000.
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Wholesale QUOTATIONS on CHANCE.
CATTLE MARKETS

Chicago. ILL.,. August s.-cattle-Reeeip,
$500 head. Market strong. Beeyes, stSV
s35; Texas steers. s35095.e5: Western steers.
s4Is75; stockers and feeders. siGse5; cows
and he.ters, s270ass5; calves, ss.oot sou
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head. Market strong
Light, ssloas.o mixed. s7.s0qs.s0: heavy.
s75GSs; rough, s7.45g7,65; good to choice
heavy, Es5@s,a5; pigs ss.4o99.G; bulk OF
sales, $3.50 $50. sheep-Rece.pts $500 head
Market steady. Natives. s2.6o4+ LEO; western
tive AN9T.l5: western, Si.7o ga.io.
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Receipts-wheat 5544oo bushels; corn, 2l1,-
500 bushels; oats, sss, 600 bushels Shipments
Wheat. $1,000 bushels; corn, 1850 bush
els: oats los, 100 bushels
Cash grain closed; Wheat-No red.
sl.oli. a l.o3is; No 5 red, sl.o0at q Les: No 3
red $50 a 81. OH No. hard, si.02t: @ l.o3tts !:
No. hard. Sl.o0AGlos; No. hard ssc. q
sl.os; No. northern. si@sts: No, northern.
sial.o3; durum. ssas7c. Corn-No white,
eiis as5c; No. yellow. siis Gsisc.; No. B.
sci. QsHsc.; No. white. S4g6..c.; No. 3
yellow. ssia G64c.; No. 4. 623s &C.; No:
white. s?M a s3i7c.: No. yellow. 6?s. $50
oats-No new. ai&a $50; No. white,
new, s74 a &c.: No. white. Sc: No, 8
new. SIC. No. 3 white. new. 35.gS'c' NO.
3 white 96!5 q ss4c.: No. 4 white, new, 50 q
3s,so standard. new. S7i4 as7isc.; standard
IS q SOC.
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NAVAL STORES.

wilmington. N. c.. August s,-spirts Tur-
nentine-steady at ESQ.,, receipts 40 casks,
Rosin-steady at N7o receipts 2s7 barrels.
Tar--Firm at $3.50; receipts barrels Crude
frurpentine-Firm a. Ssao4hW and 1000,
receipts 37 barrels.
savannah. Ga. August s.-spirts Turpen-
t,ne--ouies at fsH @6she; sales las casks;
rsceintS S2N casks: SHIPMENTS $50 casks;
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New Orleans, La. August s-Cotton-spot
cotton steady. sc. up. sales on the spot $50
bales. Cotton futures opened STEADY et an
advance Of 1925 points good cables and
continued lack OF rain in Texas. Both
longs and SHORES bought heavily in the
first hour. kilograms came from points In
Texas stating that the crop situation was
critical, and that without rains something
approaching a failure would be experienced.
The more active new crop months advanced
until they were 22g21 points over Saturday $
closing. The market very steady
throughout the morning session. The fore
cast promised continued fair weather In the
Western half OF the cotton belt, and this
increased the tendency TO buy, and during
the larger part OF the time offerings from
pro.it-tak!ng longs were hardly sufficient to
supply the demand. The highest of the
morning prices We're 25G27 points over Sat-
urdays closing. AT noon there was reaction
OF 5a1 points as the result o. wholesale
proiit-taking. A feature of the morning was
the receipt of the first bale OF this new
Louisiana crop which was sold at auction
for lie, pound. In the afternoon session
the market was tS.y steady. AT O'clock
the new crop months We're at new high lew
els for the day. Pa 80 points up. The close
was steady at net advance of % q "a points.
Cotton futures closed steady. Closing bids:
August. 1872; September. li.23: October, 1855;
December, 1855; January, 1874; March. 1851;
Nav 1855.
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New York, August -8eeves-Rec eip:s
s,2sl head. steers, s525 @7so; bulls. ss.se ai
4.75; cows s2a5.N. Caives.Rece.p,s. 40 80 : !,
SOB 91o5o; culls. 5000; Western caves.
Sl25a6.l2H. Sheep and Lamns-h se se ~.
i67ls head. Sheep, ss@4.so; culls, sspI ~
lambs, ss37.so; culls s4.eoQ Q. .. aos
ceipts ms head Heavy to rnedtumwe!ghts
sold at sss0M92S.
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stock 1887 casks Rosin--F!rm; sales 2.ois
receipts $50 barrels; shipments LIE
stock ss,sas barrels. Quote: B.
5o5G5.1o.
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Baltimore. Nd. August s.-Wheat-Eas!e.;
spot. contract esltc.: southern on grade, $50.
a slpJ.. Cora-Dull; spot, sshc. Oats
Nominal: No. white. 1875 9i7c.: No. : mix
ed, 449Hhc. Eye-ou!e;: No. Western, do
nestle IS a soc.
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p,o,,,1oSn roBAcco sA1KET.

Richmond, Va. August s. Islu.
Br!ghts-Market tcontinues quiet. put nrn
with fair receipts. Dark Iooacco-heora 9 OF.
ed .-Receipts continue light and market nrm
al unchanged prices. MISUNDERSTANDING
doing. Season over. Quotations nominal.
BROWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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. THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS
Wy of st. Johns Lodge, No. SO, An
/V cient. Free and Accepted Masons.
VIII be held in its lodge room at the
Masonic Temple THIS CTuesday) EVE
MING. August 8, 1910, at 1880 o'clock.
Every member of the lodge is re-
quested to attend. and members of sis
ter lodges and transient brethren are
fraternally invited to unite with US.
By order of the Worshipful Master.
OSCAR j. ADAMS,
Secretary
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~ bales: gross. 1885 bales: sales, 1914 bales:
stock, 1851 bales: export TO Great Britain.
I,isi bales export TO France. 1866 bales:
TO the Continent. 557 bales; Coastw!se. 2.I3i
bales.
Total today at all ports-Net receipts, 500
bales; export to Great Britain, 7,lsi bales:
10 France. 1856 bales. to the Continent. 5s7
bales; stock a55 1853 bales.
Consolidated az all ports-Net receipts.
i4i2 bales export TO Graf Britain, 1910 balls;
to Franc. 1885 bales; TO the Continent. S,iS7
bales.
-e.otr,.. s.-.s seo ,os me- a. ~ Go
Britain. 2.339,2Sl bales; 10 France, s0s,S1s
bales; TO the Continent, 2,525.725 bales; 10
Japan, sa,ti2 bales; TO Mexico. 1854 bales.
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MeetinQ8.

THE REGULAR ANNE.sL MEETfN6
OF the stockholders of the Watkins
Cottrell Company will be held in the
Office OF the company. 1871 East
Main Street, Richmond, Va. on AU-
GUST Q. 1910. at IL o'clock noon.
c. S. FENSOM,
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Quotations for interest-payins bonds are
al price. TO which interest must be added
Income bonds and certificates OF indebted
ness fiat.
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New York. August s-Money on call
Easy: i 1-4G1 "a per cent: ruling
rate. / l-2: closing bid. Ia; offered
at 1-2. Time loans steady and very
dull; sixty days, 3@3 IA per cent,
and ninety days. 8 3-4G4 six months.
3-4G5. Prime mercantile paper.
5 i2as per cent. Sterling exchange
arm, with actual business in bankers
bills at s4.s3506s4.S36o for sixty-day
bills. and at s4.s370 for demand. Com
mercial bills. s4.s2 3-46s4s3 Ia Bar
silver, 53. Mexican dollars, a.
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last year. To-day's receipts at New Orleans.
2lo bales against 1o4 las. year. and at Hous-
ton 1888 bales against ,ss last year
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E!Ein. ILL.,. August s.-Butter-Fsrm at 2sc
Output, GO pounds.
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Cotton futures opened 4

February opening. offered price.
spot cotton closed quiet. 10 points higher.
middling uplands. 1896: m!ddlng gulf, 1880:
sales, 1917 bales.
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BOND QUOTATIONS

American Tel and Tel cow 4s........ eels
American Tobacco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7sa
American Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. lo5A
Atchison COW. As tb!d). lO4
Atchison cow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lo7H
Atlantic Coast Line LIST Is................ 9?A
Brooklyn Transit conv. 4s................ s2A
Central Of Georgia IS tbidl. .............. los
Chesapeake and Ohio AIS (b!d) $1,000. 100
Chesapeake and Ohio COW 4l.s.... 90
Chicago B. and Quincy Joint 4s........ ais
Chicago. B. and Quincy gen. 4s.......... His
Chicago, Nil. and ST. p deb. 4s....... elh
Chicago. r. l. and Pac Ry. rfs. 4s.... ssh
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1fRRGINii.A1@-1TN THE cHaNCEKY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. THE 18TH DAY OF JULY,
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w. W. Talley, T. F. Green and w. P.
Reid. trustees. and T. F. Green, ex-
ecutor of William D. Gibson. de-
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
BY Richard W. Maury.
took and Bond Broker. lois E. Main st.

Richmond. Va, August S. 1910.
STATE SECURITIES Bid. Asked
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A partir de aquel dia, los dos jove-
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que viviese con SUI madre una casita
situada pasado el parque, va en- los
linderos del bosque.
La senora Francisco era felicisima,
pero SUI instinto mat ernal adivinaba
un mist eric en- el alma de SUI hijo. Por
la noche, cuando regresaba cansado
de SUI vigilancia en- los bosques, Sc sen
taba pensativo iunto al hogar don
de cocia su modesto cena y apenas
prestaba atenci6n a 10 que su madre
lie contaba.
No Sc que mas quiere, decfa la
madre a Juan cuando est iba YER
los. Debia dar gracias a Dios por la
suerte que ha tenido, y sin embargo
esta mas triste q. un entierro: STEM
preinclinado sobre los libros traidos
del colegio, y desde mi CANA lie oigo
|suspirar a cada momento. Diriase q
al pobre hijo milo lie han lanzado al
gun sortilegio por envidia.
IA Sc 10 que pasa, grunia Juan
moviendo la cabeza, y ten por segu-
TO que el humor del muchacho cam
blara pronto;se susurra que dentro
Gle un mes el baron marchara a Ma
poles con la senorita Blanca, a fin de
buscarla marido que sea digno de
ella; Sc dice tambien que piensa mo-
difcar su testamento en- favor de Ia
senorta, porque no puede aguantal
a sus pr:nlos.
-SQue me cuentas?
! No hay por que extraharse. En-