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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-03

To the Holders of the Fifty-Year -Four Pc
Cent Gold Bonds of CONSOLIDATE
TOBACCO COMPANY

ISSUED under Indenture TO Morton Trust
Co.. dated June 18th. 1901, OF which the
Guaranty Trust Company OF " Y is tho
Successor Trustee:
The Supreme Court OF the United States
In its decision in the suit brought by tho
United States against The American To-
bacco Company and others. has directed
that proceedings be had in the Circuit
Court of the United States for the purpose
OF ascertaining and determining upon some
plan or method of dissolving the comb.
nation. and OF recreat!ng. out OF the ele-
menis now composing il. a new condition
which shall be honestly In harmony with
and not repugnant TO the law These
proceedings must necessarily affect tn,
interest Of every holder OF the securities of
The American Tobacco Company and OF
every holder OF the bonds OF the consou-
dated Tobacco Company. The undersigned
have consented, at the rcques; OF The hold
ers OF IA number OF the Four Yer Cent
Gold Bonds OF The American Tobacco
company to act Committee Tor TN.
protection Of the interests OF III holders
OF the said bonds. and OF all holders of III.
outstanding Flfty-Year Four FER Cent Cold
Bonds Of the Consolidated Tobacco Com.
pany' who shall become parties to an agree
at ed July IS. 1911.
Holders of the said bonds are requested
TO deposit the same With the Guaranty
trust Company New York os Nassau
Street. New York CITY the deposiiary In
be named in said agreement. which will is
sue transferable certificates OF deposl,
tnereior All registered bonds must be
properly endorsed In blank.
The Committee believes that the inter.s.
both Of the holders OF the Four Per Gene
Bonds OF The American Tobacco Compnny
ana of the Four Per Cent Gold Bonds or
the Consolidated Tobacco Company demand
that measures be promptly taken for Their
protection. The decision OF the Supreme
court Indicates that the proceedings must
he completed and their purposes substanti-
any accomplished. within six months I'm
mediate action IS therefore absolutely neces-
sa!y, and the Committee requests thai tl,
said bonds be deposited al once Danosi,s
will be received up to and including The
18TH DAY OF AUGUST. 1911.
Copies OF the deposit agreement may be
had on and after July Sis. 1911 from the
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY. or from
the Secretary Of the Committee. 1t is the
intention Of the Committee to make an
application 10 have the certificates of de-
post issued by the Committee listed upon
the New York Stock Exchange
Dated New York, July 2sth. 1911.
CHARLES II. sABIN,
PHILIP LEHMAN,
j. II. McALfIsTER.
SAMUEL McROBERTS,
SAMUEL SLOAN,
II. j. H. SUTTON '''
Secretary
% Nassau Street. New York
EvARTs. CHoATE s. SHERMAN.
JOSEPH H CHoATE.
. Counsel
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HEAD OF THE CARBINEERS
TELLS ABOUT CONFESSION
Capizzuti Thinks Informcr Was Not
Pcnitent. but Was
ApDrchcnslye

Viterho. italy. August 2-Marshai
Capizzutl. OF the carbineers OF Naples.
who obtained the confession of Cen
naro Abbatemag g!o. was !aterrogated
to-day at the trial OF the Camorr.sts
for the murder of Gennaro Cuoccolo
and his wife. Cap!zzut! and Marshal
Faris were the r.ght-hand men OF Cap
tain Fabroni. who conducted the de-
tective work In building up the case
against the Camorrisdi
Capizzuti was not permitted to give
description of the Camorra which the
witness had prepared. President Bian-
chi saying the judges and jury had had
enough of such descriptions. The wit
ness confined himself TO particulars Of
tho Cuoccolo crime and of his assoca-
ton with Abbatemaggio. He said he
had known the informer as a criminal
in the past. and believed that he had
been implicated in the murders. this
suspicion being made stronger by the
fact that he suddenly disappeared.
Later he found AbbatemagSio in
priosn. Cap!zzuti expressed the opin-
ion that the informer was moved TO
confess. not because of change of
heart; but by an impulse OF self pres
ervation.
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To ali parties Interested in the above
ht.tled canse--rake notice:
That the Undersigned special com
missioner. who was duly appointed by
aceree entered in the above entitled
cause June "a. 1911. has fixed upon
August IS, 1911. at 100 North Fairfax
y. NJ, as the day. place and hour for
executing the decree OF this court as
above referred to. wherein said under
signed special commissioner is re-
CURED 10 report to the said honora bio
court follows:
To take an account of the liens out
standing and enforceable against the
poration, which are binding liens upon
tie bonds OF the city of Alexandra
deposited by the said Virginia Safe
Deposit and Trust Corporation with
the State Treasurer. which are re-
ferred to and set out in the bill OF
compliments filed in this cause. show
Ing the amount of SAID liens and the
priority, If any. among said liens. to
which they are entitled in the distri-
oution OF the funds to be derived from
the said bonds so deposited with the
Treasurer treasurer Of the state. Of Virginia. and
referred to In said bill. which said
account the said special commissioner
Will take. state and report TO the
court, together with any matter spe-
cially stated deemed pertinent by him
SO TO STATE by any party Interested:
and II from any cause the execution
or said decree be not commenced on
that day and time. or. IL commenced.
be not concluded on that day the ex-
ecution OF the same will be adjourned
and continued from day to day, or
from iron time ne. to q, time, at the same place
shall be completed.
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF July. 1911
e. f. D. BRUMBAcK,
Spcclai commissioners IN Chancery
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license for the new Hotel Bristol by
granting the license Prominent tenn
perance people. including ministers.
fought the proposition bitterly. and
soug<t to make 1t appear that Charles
l. Alexander. president Of the hotel
company. was not suitable man. al
lesiHs that he violated the Tennessee
laws by permitting the sale OF whiskey
Wnen ne Vas manager OF the Hotel
Patten, in Chat tanooga
Local ministers raped the Council
Tor amending the saloon regulations so
as to make II possible TO have a saloon
IN the hotel,
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The
American Tobacco
Company
PREFERRED STOCK
TO the holders of preferred stock OF THE
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY:


In view OF the direction in the recent de-
cision OF the Supreme Court OF the United
States in the. suit brought by the United
states OF America against The American
Tobacco Company and others. that proceed :
ings be had for the purpose OF ascertainlng
and determining upon some plan or method
OF dissoiving the combination and OF re-
creating out OF the elements now composing
it new condition which sna! be honestly
in harmony with and not repugnant to the
law without unnecessary injury to the pub
lie or the rights OF private property. and
the request of the holders OF a large
amount of the preferred stock OF said The
American Tobacco Company. the under
signed have consented to act as a commit
tee for the protection %! the interests OF all
of the holders OF said preferred stock who
shall become parties TO agreement now
3, 1911. % - 'e "A's' 'u''
Holders of said preferred stock arc re-
ques;ed to deposit their certificates on or
before AUGUST -, 1911, with CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, 81 wan
street. New York City. the depos!iary to be
named in said agreement which viii issue
transferable certihcates OF deposit therefor.
All certificates must be properly endorsed in
blank and bear all stock transfer stamps
required by the laws OF the State OF New
York
AS the opinion OF the Supreme Court d,
reefs that period of six months be allowed
for the accomplishment OF the purposes
above stated. the interests OF the holders OF
said preferred stock demand. In the iudg-
ment OF the committee, immediate and con :
cortcd action for them protection and the
Committee urges the necessity oil an imme-
diatc deposit OF said stock.
Copies OF the deposit agreement may be
, obtained on and after July 81, 1871. from the
depositary or from the secretary OF the
committee.
Application VIII be made TO list the GER
tihcates OF deposit Issued by the committee
upon the New York Stock Exchange.
Dated July IS. 1911.
in. WALLACE.
FREDERICK ,s'rlsAI IS.
CHARLES ID. NORTON.
HARRY BROSNEN,
ERNEST ISELfN,
F. L. BABcocK. Secretary,
81 Wall street. New York City.
ADRIAN H LARKIN. Counsel
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COTTON MARKETS..

New York. August 2-The governments
August condition report, issued at noon to-
GAY proved n shade under expectations but
me percentage OF sci the highest on
record. pointing TO f very large crop and
"hi!e there was n good deal of covering
prices showed little change. The close was
steady. net points lower to points higher
generally unchanged TO points higher on
new crop months.
Receipts to-day ls7s bales against s,a last
week and i,i6i last year To-day's receipts
at New Orleans II bales against ?ao last
year and al Houston LII bales against 81
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New York
Stock Mark


New York. August 2.-on much
larger volume OF trading the stock
marker to-day manifested a pronounce
..,.,.,- o,, ,ou,.- lave,
'u
Prices heId ialrlE STEADY al the outset
but early in the session selling
r,vemcrt Of no mean dimension pro-
so,,,s Tho r,ove-
'oN''
Mtht WAS az '''iie9 ''i'S''
tive OF bearish initiative, but was
Quite successful inasmuch as the out
,,,ar o+ sav.r.
come resume" ~
net losses The heaViness OIL me tist
probably was traceauIe TO mum ger
Of causes bearing more OF less vi
recuy upon security Nalues' hai'roau
and other executives nave FecehtN
been preaching the sospei oil eau'ioh
and conservatism ana these utse!
ances were seized upon Hes'eIu"!
when a number OF poor ra!iroau
ports was submitted, as somewhat IN
the nature OF a warning Another un-
wholesome influence is the persistehe!
with which currency Is given 10 Fu.
mors that Federal investigation oi
the so-calied money power Is prop
able.
AM incident which ADDED much 20
the days unsettleinent was ION %
the American Iopacco COMPANY
rectors in deferring Paymen, OF .he
quarterly oNluehu on vac .ai.on
stock. This step. II appears was taNcn
largely as legal precauuon PehuihS
the reimbursement OF the tot,'i'uH!
affairs. IS ordered nN the Oniteu Sta'es
supreme Court. IoeacSo s"a'cS
materially aheoted' the common slooN
making a net decline oil = poiHts on
the curb with loss OF over
points for Standard on whose a.aI.s
also are in the way OF Feol a ma 'to','
Unouestionahly the uncertainty anu
confusion connected win ,ne maH.ms
over of these important corpora'tons
are 10 be counted among the po'eh-
:ial factors OF the present PeF'ou
Another theory advanced IN eAP1aha
ton OF the markets heaN'heSS ai.u
one that finds credence IN sPecuIht'Ne
quarters, is that the !oca! eNohd"se
Is now digesting the large a'nouHt Vi
securities sold here through Lo"oon
and continental sources "h'ie .he
Moroccan situation was mos
London was fairly active here to-daF'
with small balance on the ouylhs
side. The fortnightiy settlement 'here
was accomplished without strain oul
disappointment was expressed IN rhe
showing OF the Hartman hnes me
of over $l2Ooc.ooo in It's sold holdings
with expansion OF SlS,ooc,0o0 on loans
and discounts.
Distinct weakness was shown by
United States Steel to-day. and the
selling was naturally associated with /
hearing upo the Fed
sral inquiry into the company's pur-
,hase OF Tennessee Coal and Iron. In
ooint Of fact. however. steel vas much
stronger than many other speculative
leaders. both Union Pacific, Northern
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BOND LIST.

7 IIIs-I aalmers 5s....................... 80
Z fner.ean Tooacco Company 4s....... 81
-isnef+ean Tobacco Company ss... l6;.
rAaHt Coast Line lst is....,...... q
. t!ayte Coast Line-L and y. 4s.... ~
Atlantic Coast Line coav. 4s..... los
: .hesapeske and 1hto cow 8Jss a..
Norfolk and Western COW 4s. lSsa
resDoard Air Line IS ODD ...... 81
NeahosTc Ar Line adj 5s.. Is
Southern BEL Tel. IS Old ....... .1it
...,s" $500. .oet' = '..'''..-....... Isss
i-s ha.'nay % tasKed)-............ lteb.
" 9.a'e5 stee. -. '-............ 1881
~, -, hiVf. ctIS' - .-'-.....s......., "a
mem, ISL bS toldi............... i0ois
-S@sH "e'' fs''''.''..'''' f'............... s5i5
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. August The dry goods mar
kets are showing signs OF very moderate
Improvement In demand. but orders are stul
small and scattered. Prices are easier on
some lines Silks are In slightly better call.
Fhere Is more business in small way re-
ported by kn!; goods manufacturers Yarn
markets are showing a slight Improvement
in demand Jobbers getting moderate
trade.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New. York
Sales. Stock.

1850 .Allis-Chalmers ............
a,2po Allis-Chalmers. pfd.......
s.s;V AmalSamated Copper 80.
2.loo Amer. Agri. Chem. com.
S,Nc Amer. Beet Sugar, com. :.
80 American Can ..........
l,lS American Can. pfd. ......
La" Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car anJ Foun.. pfd
l.6o0 American Cotton OH.
100 Amer. Linseed Oil. pfd.
100 American Locomotive ...
Amer. Locomotive. pfd...
40 Amer. Malt Co, pfd. 49,.
e,e" American Smelling 49,.
100 American Sugar ....
1870 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
l'oSp american Tobacco. corr.
100 American Tobacco. ptd.
Anaconda Copper ....
l69O Atchison
100 Atlantic Coast Line. -.
\. c. l.. OF Connecticut.
LOO Baltimore and Ohio. 49,.
100 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
500 Central Leather. COM.
S,o25 Canadian Pacific .......
d,stc Chesapeake and Ohio..
l.1" Chicago Great Western.
ii,'Io Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
Crucible Steel Cor. com.
Cruc!ole Steel. pfd...
400 Chicago and Northwest.
600 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
loo Colorado and Southern.
eco Consolidated Gas ......
Delaware and Hudson.
Den. and Rio Gran, com.
loo Den. and Rio Gran. pfd.
$50 Distillers' Sec. Cor.
SEQ Erie ..................
200 Erie. LIST pfd. .....
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd..
80 General Electric ....
ll.61 Great Northern. pfd.....
5ep Great Northern Ore Gifts
100 Illinois Central ...........
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

reported by Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
petersburg. Va. August 2.-eanuts.-
Farmers Spanish firm at si.o7ii per bushel;
sheiIed Spanish. No. !. 797Hc.; No. Span
ish, snelled. 81. q &C. per pound Virginia.
Firm: bunch, 81. a SIZE per pound extra
prime. &c. per pound prime. sac. per. pound :
machine picked, So a &c. per pound shelling
stock. 343iSc. per mound
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NAVAL STORES

Wilmington. y. c., August o-Spirits Tur-
nI.en,,ineGsteady at i7A.c.,: receipts 81 casks.
Tar--Firm at 60: receipts - barrels crude
Turpentine-Firm at s3a4.5o; receipts 80 bar
aANahneh, Ga. August :.-Turpentine-
Firm at iSiac: snles siS casks: receipts 0ss
casks; shipments o47 casks: stock q s2s
casks Rosin--Firm; sales 35l6 barrels; re-
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chicago. H.. August ?-Ailesed fear .,
tecProcitY' coupled to-day with absence -.
me market closed AT prices va,ryins 60
me same prices TO &c. decline cth"- ~
ing stapier showed net gains all aroi,1G
corn "a &c. to y Il 9.c oats A1fls5 ,t
and provisions 5a7i:c TO i?i.c Eye
Lead!ns futures ranged as follow.
Open. High Low clos.
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CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE sTocK y,,s

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tsa!es al Union Stock YardsI
Richmond. Va August .. 1911.
Report OF the live stock market for The
week ending July 81
keoeipts-Ca,t!e. ~ head: calves. ll2 head.
sheep. AIS head: hogs. s75 head.
Best steers. &c. medium 10 good. az n $40
common TO fair. az 2 &c. bes, hcifers. 5Gf
&c; medium TO good ~ n i%.c.: commoo 10
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Ci4'''s' uiS, ppI..'..'.......... 800 a $50
MARKET CONDITIONS
Poultry in heavier receipt and marke,
lower. Butter IN heavy demand Live stock
and potatoes extremely active. Other pro.
duce also active.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 2 1911.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. I.nrney. Norfolk mcr-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Limo.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengeN. Virginia Navigation Company.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va, August 2 1911
Brtshts-Recepts light on account OF late
season. Sun Cured-Rccepts lighter Mar
Ret fairly active at quotation. Brown Ship
ping Receipts continue light, demand good
at quotations.
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Notice
of
Call for Redemption
go Ten Year Notes
Jefferson Realty Corporation
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to the Holders of Coupon Notes
Nos. 2, 4, 10, 20, "a and 90,

tor one thousand dollars soo9 eah Of the six per
] R wie the terms Of said REDEMPTION will be
sne faTmsnt OF semi annual interest due on said by the
sum oil one and one half OF the face said
holders
stated Sepember L. - -
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~ R,eeeipts-wheat sss,soo bushels: corn. is2.-
~ Suone!h: oats. eOs,eoo bushels. Shipments
-Wheat IS. $50 bushels: corn. 2sa 100 bushels:
oats 2siso0 bushels
Cash grain closed: whcat-No. red.
NWe"' SO I@1ac. No red. new. ssg Si,c !;
s.1Ssc; No northern sio4dl97: No i
northern. new. Csc a Si.o2. No northern
sc. @ S!.o2' No. northern, ?ic. a si.o:: No. .
nor notthern' new. slG95c. No. northern. @osf
81 no northern. new. eo1aic. No ?
spring. new elas sc; Nc spring new ss6r
&c, velvet chan new. IS n SIC: turu,n. new
si,l s-e: CoFS-No ?. $50. 6i',c.; No. white
o 90: vstTc' No. yellow. 5il. n 6is,c No 4
eais 53s.c. No white. si,s q ssi.c No =
Yellow s& este; No. III. s3i. q sc; No :
~hite' eSi2 a e!l.--c. No 1 yellow e2S. a 63i.
oa's-So white, new. go q soc: No swhite
new "sg Ss'tc; No. white new, ssik a ssc I;
standard new. ;ai. a sss.c
Baltimore. Md. Angus, "Reminiscences,
spot contract. 9oi4c.; southern on grade. Ssi
80 80, corn-Duii: spot. contract. Sc oats
ii'sc. Rye-ouiet. "'
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The
American Tobacco
Company
Forty-Year Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds
To the Holders of the Forty-Ycur ST, Per
Cent. Gold Bonds of TIE AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY:

In the recent decision of the Supreme
Court OF the United states In the action
brought, by the United states OF America
against the American Tobacco Company
and others. directions We're given that pro-
ccedinSs be had for the purpose oil asser-
tanning and determining upon some plan
or method OF dt.soving the combina tiVn
and OF recrea;ins, out OF the elements now
composing 1t, n new condition which snail
be honestly in harmony with and not re-
puSrHnt to the law. without unnecessary
injury TO the public the rights OF pro-
Hate property. and at the request OF the
holders OF large amount OF the Forty
Year SIX Per cent. Gold Bonds OF the
American Tobacco Company, issued under
and secured by the deed OF ,rus, dated
dated October 20. 1904. under which the
Guaranty Trust company of New York is
the Successor Trustee. the undersigned
nave consented TO act as a committee for
the protection OF the Interests OF all OF the
holders Of said bohds who shall become
parties TO an agreement now IN course OF
preparation to be dated July IS 1911
Holders OF said Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds
are hereby requested to deposit their said
bonds with all unmatured coupons N
TRIp,eT c S"nqs, Win The GuARANTY
Nassau Street, New York City the deposit
tary 10 be named In said agreement which
Will issue therefor negotiable certificates OF
deposit All registered bonds be &C.
compan!ed by powers of attorney to trans
Ter them to the committee.
The decree % the Supreme Court allows
n period OF six months for the accom- lish-
ment OF Its directions In view OF the
shortness of This period of time and the
many things TO be done. the Committee
deems immediate and concerted action ga
sential for the protection Of tho Interest.
OF the bondhoidcrs. and &, therefore re-
quests tina, said bonds be deposited az once,
but not later than AUGUST rs. Ip1I
Copies OF the deposit agreement may b..
obtained IN end after july 81 1911 from
the depositary or from the secretary OF the
committee
Application Will he made TO list tho GER
tncates o: deposit Issued by tho committee
upon the New York Stock Exchange
Dated July Is. 1911
ALEXANDER j. HEMpH1LI.
Chairman;
T. DE WITT oUyLER.
ROWLAND DAVIS.
j. HORACE HARDING,
ALBERT II. wIGGIN.
Committee.
LEWIS b FRANKLIN. Secretary.
Is Nassau ST.. New York city.
MORGAN ]. o'BRIEN. Counsel
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The Valentine Niuseum

ELEVENTH. AND CLAY sTREETa
Open daily from 10 A. N to & p NJ ;
Admission. zoe, Free on SaturdayA
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Why not begin to save today
Open an account here.
Manchester National Bank

IN TEE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
CITY or RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
5. IL. Donohoe, Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts, etc.,
Thomas ". Rohinson, Treasurer OF the
City of Alexandria, Nn.; Virginia
Safe Deposit aud Trust Corpora
ton, virginia Corporation, etc,
and 4. W, hnrmnn, Jr, Treasurer
of the State Of Virginia.
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fair. 81. a. a.c.: hes, cows. ia 4,sc: medium
| to good. Sa3Nc.: common 20 fair. 2a2Nc;
bulls, 59ic; calves. ~ sac. Cows and
calves. $3.50 5000 per head Best hogs. &C. /:
sows and says 5dsc.: sheep. ~ a size (:
Chicago. Ill. August 2-Cattle-Recse:pt.
, i'o"p head. Market steady for best grades;
others weak. Beeves. s5d725; Texas steers,
! s. 4nd go; western steers. Sidslc: stockers
and feeders. s3a 5.S5: cows and heiters. s2.Io
MoS: calves, sa5oa775 Eogs-Receipts 22,-
900 head. Market steady at early advance.
Lisht. $6s5 80: mixed 5000 7.55: heavy,
$3.50 a 40: rough, $3.50 ESQ: good Il choice
heavy. :ssoa74o: pigs, s6.5oa7,2O; bulk OF
sales. s6so@ 80 sheep-Receipts 2o,Ono head.
Market steady. Native. s2251 AGO. western.
$50 a 400; yearl!ngs, ss.s5ltso: lambs. ma
tive. 1913 1850: western. si25 a SIS.
New FORK August , Beeves-Rcceipts 1884
head. Market generally lower. steers So 6S
$50; bulls. SSda.25; COWS. si.25 q 500 calves
Receipts 1885 head. Vesls sold from $500,
800 cuils s516oo: Grassers. $500 1850
sheep and La mbs-Rcceip,s e2lo head sheep.
2a s@ia; lambs. Sass G7.0A Hogs-Receipts
S,i1g head
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ISSUED under Trust Jndeature dated octo-
Der 20. 1884, OF which the Guaranty Trust
Company of n. Y. is the successo. Trus-
tee.)
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HotcI Gets Licenae.

Hotel Gets License.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Bristol. Va, August 2.-Jujge Kelley.
OF the Supreme Court, to-day ended
the fight against the granting Of bar
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New Orleans. August Cotton futures
opened steady points down to 2 points up
was llt;le fresh business but what came in
was IN the way o: short selling. The wealth
er map was called favorable. although some
little rain was noted in the central portions
OF the belt Spot closed quiet, i-lsc or !:
middi!ns. Il i5-iec. Sales on the spot 81
oales; receipts IA bales; stock ASS bales
Closing bids: August, lls5; September IL a:
October. 1858: December. 1889; January
l0.:-1; March Il0e; May. Ill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-03
MARINE lNTsLLIGENcE.

ceipts s.21s barrels: shipments 1894 barrels;
stock 1883 barrels. Quote: B. s5,1o90.2o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-03
The
American Tobacco
Company
FOUR PER CENT. GOLD BONDS

10 the Holders OF the Four Per Cent. Gold
Bonds, of THE AMERICAN TOBACCO
CoMPANY: