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2sassc.; New YORK, Michi.sn, indiana. snd
Wisconsin, fleece, washed, *, y3@Soe.i =.
Siood. ssia@sse.: common, aSS1se;, ~, Toni.
Lime. 40@4ic.: do. medium. l1es43c.: do: low
s3@37c. uawasled, medium; s0@Ssc:
washed, nue, 22m25e.; medium, 2sg33c.
low. 23n25c.: coarse, hurry. or heavy. 100
ZUc. Iowa, Kansas. Nebraska, aud MInne-
sofa, washed, fine. and medium. 30@35c.; do.
course. 2Sa32c.; unwasbed, anc. 20a23c.; do.
medium, 22d23c.; low, lsmz0c. Colorado,
medium and fine. choice. 22g25c.: do. average,
2O@2lc.; common aud quarter blood. 1870
2vc;; coarse carpet, l79lsc. New Mexican
Choice improved. 20m 23c.: average improved,
lSeplOc.: course carpet. light. l7Ml7c.: do.
heavy or greasy. l5m Ice: black. l56l &c.; fall
clip Improved, lisa 22c.: do. coarse, 1870 &c.:
Texas. spring clip, fine North anu East. o2eo5c.:
medium. do. do. 2jM2Sc.. coarre. do. do. ITO
17c.: improved western aud southern. 20a25c.;
coarse do. DO, 16nI7c.; Utah. Montana. anu
Wyoming. uuwashcd, choice fnc Night. o0m23c.;
fine. ncavy. l5ml7c. choice selected medium. rs
m27c.: low do, 20M22c.; do. coarse. 17Mi7c.
Tub wlshcd-ChOice selected 40@flc.; good. SO
63Sc., fair ordinary. 35m37c Puiled-City
merino, 30G33c.; do. super. and lambs, 500
33c.; Western do. do 2SG32c.-Press.
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on the Canadian Pacific Company, who
supposed that they controlled the south.
eastern road. and cuts off the only connec.
tlon with Boston and the Atlantic norris.
The purchasing syndicate Is believed to
represent the Grand Trunk and Central
Vermont interests, rs Mr.. Hibbard has been
working against the Canadian Pacific all
along. Mr.. Chapman is here, and Mr.. Nc.
lntyrc and Mr.. Stephens, Of the Canadian
Pacific, have left for New York to inter-
view Mr.. Barlow.
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Declines Promotion.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, August 9.-Captain Leon
ard Whitney, for many years manager OF
the Western Union Office in this city. has
been promoted to be assistant superintend-
ent OF the Southern district, with head
quarters at Washington.
Ldter.-Captain whitney has declined
the appointment as assistant superintend-
emf, and has rendered his resignation from
management OF the Washington Office.
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SAIIED.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, AUG. 8, 1883.
ljy telegraph


steamer Luray, schermerhOrn. Norfolk. mel
chandise and passengers. chesapeake aud ono
galway Company land sailed 0T returnl.
steamer AccOmac, Delk. merchandise ana pas
songcrs. Smthiield. Chesapeake and ohio Hallway
Company (and sailen on rcturnl.
steamer northampton. McCarrick. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. Chesapeake and ono
Railway Company (and sailed on reiurnl.
steamer Pamico. Brakeman. Smithneli, mer-
chandi,c and passengers, Chesapeake AMI ONO
Railway Company land sailed ON rturnl.
Steamship Carl on Lower iir.) Evans, Pensl-
cola. for Hun. put in for coal.
schooner Weyi asset, Crowcll, Boston, light.
SAILEr.
steamship Bcnycncre (jrl. Robertson, Rio 'ic
Janeiro, merchandise and pass, myers, and tniied
STATES mail.
steamer Juniafa, Daggett. New York, merchan-
disc. Old Dominion steamship Company.
PASSED UP THE RIVER.
\ brig name unknOwnl, and schooners Nellie
v. ROdes and ID. II. lngraham all I'm tow.
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Crushed To Death.
fBv telegraph to the Dispatch.

IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
PITTSBURGH, PA, August 9.-While five
of the employees OF IIuSsy. Howe n Co.,
steel-manufacturing establishment, were
taking stock in the warehouse at noon to-
day, rack supporting tive hundred tons
Of steel gave way, burying Charles Ash
man and Robert sherrity under the ruins,
and slightly iniuring three others. Ash
man was instantly killed, and Sherrity will
,,rok,hlv dio
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. August 2. 1883.
SALEs-FRsT BoARD-9O shares Norfolk and
Western Railroad preferred at 37k: 5000 At
lania ami Charlotte Incomes at 79a; 100 United
States As at lis.
SECOND BoAID.-10 shares Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad at 1914 10 shares Columbia and
Grcenylle Railroad preferred at so.
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INCORPORATED n ls65.

CASH CAPITAL..".............. ....sIOo'O0o.
Insurance efgerted on stocks Of merchandise,
stores. dwellings, and other property ~ town and
country.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.
nm telegrnnll fo fhe

10y IVIVgTdpH 10 me UIsI'aIcH-
CINCINNATI, August "a freight tram
on the Cleveland and Lorain road ran off
an open switch five miles south OF Massil-
Ion. The train was wrecked Graham,
engineer. and Wilson. fireman. were killed.
Others were mi ured, but not fatally.
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Meeting of the State Democratic En-
ccutiye COMMITTEES.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

ISDCclai lClcGIall 10 tlic lispdlCn'I
LYNCHBURG, VA, August 9.-The Dem
ocratic State Executive Committee, all the
members present, was in session here all
this evening. Nothing was done beyond
the appointment Of i subcommittee to re-
port plan OF organization to the full COM
mittee at / O'Clock tomorrow.
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AUGUST supplies though Increasing, are sill
light for the time of year. Demand II active ana
the market rules 1rm. Sales during The week
vania, and West Virginia fleece. washed: Ky
aud above, 37@40c., X, 39@37c.; half blood
4U@4lc,; quarter blood, 34@5oe.i common,
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RRLGmr TonAccO-MANuFACTuRING.
LOUISVILLE LEAF-TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST THE Peoples House sold % hogs
heads hogsheads tcntress county trenn.) leaf
ut $500, $3.50. S6.65, ST. 81. and $500: hogs
h,aCs McCrackeu county leaf at $3.50. 80, aud
1880 4 hOgshcads factory trash at $40, $40.
s3.g5. and So hogshcads Irigg county Tugs AT
81 80. Sj.5j, 30. 500, and $500: hogsheads
Logan county leaf nj s6.65 1913. and $3.50; 4
hogsheads at private sale COurier-JOurndt.
Prices at other houses ranged the same.l
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SARATOGA RACES.
Baseball Yesterday.

iBy telegraph TO the Dspatch.l
New York: Athletic, Of Philadelphia, 8;
Metropolitan. If.
Boston: Boston, l; Providence, 0.
Detroit: Chicago. 6; Detroit, 8.
Cleveland: Buffalo, 3; Cleveland, II.
Columbus; ST. Louis, 3 Columbus, 4.
Cincinnati: Cincinnati, 3; Eclipse, O..
Game called at the end OF the sixth inning
on account OF rain.
Pittsburgh: Allegheny. 4; Baltimore. 9.
Philadelphia: Philadelphia, 7; New
York, 3.
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MARYLAND Republican Convention.
IHv lelerrnph 20 me Dlspatch.l

10y Telegraph 20 The DlsDatch.J
BALTIMORE, August 9.-Tbe Republican
State Convention has been called to meet in
Baltimore September 9th to'nominate can
didates for Governor, Comptroller, and
Acknowledgement.
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- Running Bird" Managed for Muir.
dcriue {" Running Water

by Telegraph 70 The DIspa'cH.I
CHICAGO, August "a special from
Talequah, Indian Territory, says that
Running Bird" was hanged there to-day
for the murder OF Running Water"
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST o. 1888.

Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen Co.,
agents.
steamer Pioneer, Plat. Philadelphia. merchant
disc. j. ". McCarrick. agent.
Schooner Rose McDeyiti, Miller, Philadelphia.
coal, Crump West.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk United States
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. II. Taton.
suucrtrfendeni
/ ISchooncr Amelia IIclrn. ElZcy, Philadelphia,
spokes and bark: vessel, Curtis K Parker.
schooner Ella H. Barnes. Rose. philadelphia uld
Kamagcs's, ties, X. X. sOmeIyille; vessel, Curtis
& Parker.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

AUGUST 6.-Prcc, this week ranged as follows :;
Beef Catfie.-Nery best a',c.: good. asa De-;
medium 10 good far quality, Agi1c.; common
cows and rough Inn cattle, 3a3sc.; bulls 3+g
isc.
mich COrS-Dul at .22 ~ $50.
Vedis.-SjHS 10 per bead.
Sleeps ga e.
LdHibs.-fW5sc.
H0qs.-Sd 0c.. net.
About 263 head Of beef cattle. 236 hogs' and
$50 sheep lnj lambs were on tie marked during
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WHEAT.-White. 2,247 bushels common to
prime AT 95c. to Sl.1S. Red, 14,76O bushels COM
mon 10 prime Longberry at 9jc. To Ills; 2,SS6
bushels mixed ut Sl.lt To sl.l63; s.4Ol bushels
common To prime Shortberry AT 95c. 10 sl.l4.
CORN.-White, 100 bushels good TO very gOOd NJ
81 TO 63c.
OATs.-S2 bushels good winter at Soc.
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stoam snw.NTiIi Burned.

lBy telegraph 10 the Disratch.l
OTTAWA, ONr., August 9.-Gilmoui's
steam saw-miIl, near Hull, Quebec, was
burned last night. Loss, 100000,
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NEW work. SuyAC MARKET.
PniLADELpnIA WOOL MARKET.

AUGUST 7.-Quoted at s67@s70 for vtrgiDis'
and slOO@sli25n for job lots OF sicily from
store.-JOurndi of Commerce.
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E'lOllr.

Flour We quote: line, s3@S3.5O; superdne,
s3.2jas3.75: extra, S4.5O0ri.9O: common
family, a5,GS5.25: Patent FAMILY, fGGs7.
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The Turf.
MONMOUTI-PARK RACES.
BY felecranh 10 tho Disn1fch.

By telegraph 10 the Disp1tch.l
MONMOUTH PARK, August 8. First race
free handicap sweepstakes, S2j each, with
$500 added. seven eighths OF miIe-Du-
pick won; JacObus second, Strathspry
third. Time, 1:29.
Second race-ophonal stakes for two
year Olds Of $50 each, with $1,000 added,
selling allowances, three-quarters Of a
nicholson won; Leo second, Thack-
crtv third. Time. 1:ljt.
Third race-Passaic stakes for three-year-
oldS and upwards Of $50 each. with 81 800
added; three-quarterS OF mie-Breeze
won, Eoli>t second, Fa.anitza third. lime,
1:15i.
Fourth race-free handicap sweepstakes
of $3.50 each, with $500 added; one and a
quarter miles-Topsey won. Charley Marks
second, Giro1a third. Tine, 2:10.
Fifth ace-purse OF $500; selling race:
one and one-eighth miles-Flower Of
Meath won, Marshall second, Clara a
third. Time. 1863.
Sixth race-Scud stakes, sweepstakes OF
So each, p. p, with $500 added, three
fourths Of miIe-Valusii won. Antrim
second. Corsair third. Time, 1:l74.
Seventh race-steeplechase over short
course for purse Of 0-Charlemagne
won. Abraham second, Lilly Morson third.
Time, 3:l4{.
SARATOGA RACES.
SARATOGA. Augusta 9.-First race-Onc
mile-won by AScender; Bonnie Lizzie
second, owen Boiling third. Time, 1:423.
Second race-fivc furlOngs for two-year-
olds-won by Burton; Lloyd DAILY second
and Lotion third. Time, 1:035.
Third neutrality-suspicious. OF a mile
won 10y Glengarinc: Dan. X. second and
Bell-Boy third. Time, 1:1Gi.
RACING AT BRIGHTON.
LONDON, August AT Brighton to-day
the race for the mile-selling plate was won
by Fitterboo, Nanduora second, and Pas
sale third. There were five starters.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY. August Q, 1888.
The offerings have been large. with prices much
advanced for inc grades and very full.
SUN-CUEED.
Lugs. s46S7; medium, $500 80; good. 800
SlZ; anc fine. r25cf< $50. several hogsheads have
been sold ut S3"0 So.
DARK TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Dark Sf@Sj: good. $3.50.
Le,g.-CommOn, $1,000 5000; lood, 81 5OG
SO; tine, Sl0GSl5.
BRIGHT TOBACCO-MANUFACTURt
SmOk6rs.- Common, SS.j0MS10.50; medium
s12mSl3: good, Sl3.5O@s16; fine, SlG@l7;
fancy. .l9MS22.
FTHers.-New lug filters. from - to 81; COM
mon, slO@sl2; medium, sl39slf; good,
TljMSl d fine. sl7MSIS.
WfdDDerS.-t ommOn. Sl9dS2t: medium, $50
$3.50: good, $3.50 $40; fine, $3.50 $50; fancy,
5000 SOS.
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nieiae of n rresbyterian Minister.

QUEBEC, August 9.-W hen The steamer
Manitobian. from Glasgow, was coming UP
the river through the Straits Of Belle Isle.
Rev Mr.. sweet. Presbyterian minister.
cut his throat and Jumped overheard.
The boat was put about and the body re-
poverp1
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. August Q. 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT-Whitc, 2.452 bushels. Rcd, 29,O02
C0HS.-White. $500 bushels. Mixed. 500 BUSH
els.
OATS.-1 ,044 bushels.
RYE.-20 bushels.
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INSGRANCE.
L'IRE-INSURANCE.

L'lkE-lNSt hANAL.
VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
Office: 1905 Main street, Richmond.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES

NEW YORK. August 9.-Cotton-Nct receipts,
100 bales: gross, 1869 bales Futures closed
slO.T7: Scutcmhcr. slO.e3GslO.2i; October,
sl0.12dsi0.13 November, sl0.09Msl0.10;
February. slo.29GSlO.3O; March, s1a40;
April. s1O5OGfiO 30 May. O.616pSlO.63.
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MA>UFACTUREDT TOBACCO
MARKET.
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

...............32(di Acc.
(COurier-JOurRdL
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MARINE INTELLIGENCk.

MINIATURE ALMANAc-AuGusr 10, 1858.
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~ OF W orshlp In Russia.
Liberty

LONDON, August 9.-The 81. Petersburg
d,snateh 20 the Times says the coronation
decree granting liberty Of worship to dis
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France ana China.

LoyDoN, August 9.-The Times'S CORE
spondent at Hong Kong says he has been
informed that there are no Chinese troops
either i'm Tonqnin or on the frontier. but
the carrisons in the provinces OF Yum Nan
and Kevang ii have been secretly increased.
Much Grain and rice are being stored at
Canton. The impression prevails that
China is PLAYING a waiting game, which Is
costing the French much and the Chinese
little.
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Tho ParnoII Demonstration ADAM
dOned.

LoNDON, August 0.-The great national
demonstration which had been arranged
TO be held on the estate Of Parnell, in
wicklow county, Ireland, Sunday next,
has been suddenly abandoned. Ii is stated
that the abandonment was in consequence
Of an intimatioD from the authorities that
the meeting would be suppressed.
Lord Trevcyan. Chief Secretary for Ire
land, stated tonight that the proposed de-
monstratiOn on PanelPs estate had been
abandoned because Of misunderstanding
with the railway companies. lie said that
the Government had not interfered in the
matter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-02
HARDwAIE AND METALS.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
AXEB-Collins, per dozen, . 90 Gold Dollar,
per dozens 30 Diamond Ridge. per dozen, 90
sKILIETs AND L1pB-lKo por pound; sugar
kettles, 4Ao per pound.
SCALES Fairbanks, discount % per cent;
Howe, discount 20 percent.
TIN PLArE-I O, lOxlA per box, 90 ]. q.
lix20 per box, \ OG Ternc liX2O, por box, 90;
Tene, 2Ox2S per box, 10 90
TlNwARE-Pieood, discount 10 per cent
stamped, discount 50pcr cent
SOLDERING l. lbo; No. l.2 and l'2 $50 per
DUCK HoRsE COLLARs-No. IL 25per dozen
nAMRs-two loop, % per poaen; three !eop
4 10 per dozen
TkGRs~In boxes, 100 papers, 2 50 per box.
GRUB HOE3-Per dozen, o. railroad picks,
per dozen & 80
MkfTOCRs-Ict dozen, o so.
PLASTER PARlS-Pcr barrel O0Ri 10,
RUBBER BELrlNG-Dlscount 90 per cent.
NAiLS-3 IS rate.
SHEET IRoN-27 b, Sc galvanized, discount
sHoVEIb AND SPADES dis.
count % per cent Amos list steel goods dis.
count 20 aud 10 per cent
HEAVY HARDw ARE-shans, finished, . OC
poles, ~ So slngleuocs, wagons, select 20,
buggy, 2 ~, express 2 so Wagon tongues
10 90, Hickory aNlos, 10 %. holsters, 4 "a
Coupling poles, 10. spokos, XXX, select 2 "a
MY a@, Sawed telloes ~ 7G , %
No. eco 7.2S s. 500 Bar iron, 10 rate
Plow ste ! 20 ,epflng steel, SO; cast steel, lSc
BuGulkt-arade Il, aud spring top, " GOD
100 90 do open, 70 OeleSo co do side SPRING.
top, 100 o ei& o. do side bar, loo OOOplS0 90 dc
phWtons rs 0Onib0 %. A grade side spring
40 O0n2 co. do phWtons, $50 Ooa20O W bumJ
seat bughies, l75 uOd2o0 Ol platform springs
ITO 00@l2O 90 three spring wagons, ~ 0O0liA
Y sSc lapannod, barbcd wire, 60; galvanized
bari ed, 70
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
COM hIERCIAL.

DALLAS, December what can tn q people OF
Dallas expect US to do; have wenOt done more
In the way OF public improve ments than my
other city council have d ine before usg asked
a member Of ihe council The answeri g plaza
Dallas Ia q larger and more important city now
than she was three years age IN The language
OF sol Russell, she Is Rettiug 70 be . big BOY
now She IL reaching out and assuming great
commercial proper ions, and nu have more
conyenlences viii h carry with them expenses.
The city council has done nothing but what
put lie sentiment forced II 10 do. The property
owners aud business men Of Elm street petition.
ed II for whole year TO pave that street aud
the members delay, the work nc long ns IL was
pOssib far them TO do SO. IL Ia well known
that hose a ing business ON MMn street asked
long ago that their th0rOughlare BhOuld be
paved, ltisnot done yet n Ieven an ordinance
passed au hoIi Ing the desired work Tho
sewerage accomplished could not DO longer
avoided and II was compulsory on tho council
to constr uct It. IL Is a. admitted fact that the
water supply Ia Inadequate 10 inc VANS or ahe
citizens, ut the oOunc seems To he waiting for
some one w put up lob" on them before taxi
Ing steps 10 accomplish this necessary work. In
con gorsadon win one Of our most highly
esteemei cltiz ms, and wiz not ne
breach Of conf !, nee To mention his
name. neijr joan Henry Brown, he
remarked he was very VIII ng 10 bear
bis share OF the burthen Of taxation to b We
Elm and Main streets paytdt0 the eastern KIN.
It's Of tho cit, nj hOugh " could not benefit
him peculiarly one cent but he regarded the
wOrE as a public necessity. This patriotic s'n-
tment is he'd by hundreds Of tho best men { (
the city. IL Is general supp0sed that eoun.
cilmen Of n city the size OF Dallas could and
would conceive aud bring forth some measure
or improvement for the good Of the city But 80
far, not one has promul2ab cling original
idea or measure that Cou POsslb advance
the prosperity of city. AID they ask what
more can wedoi There are some members Of
tue council VINO ,eol aud knew that more pub
lie works should DO IN riad forward These
meu are en- iiled 10 the thanks and respect OF
the people. Tho HERALD Ia folly enlisted In
the cause Of public Improvements and II has
most tho 6ntlrc community With II In this
N sitter. IL Is wa ching clio ely the course Of
the members Of the city cIuncll, and should
they offer again next spring for tie Office they
now hold. the sheep will ba separated from the
goat, and this paper VIII espOuse the cause Of
the people and IL will not fail 10 tell the public
upon whom they can pronounce the Injunction,
well done good aud faithful servant"
and the vosr will say come Into the city
council again"
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DRY GOODS.


pRINTs-Freemans,4J Ak; Lodi, IS; Gloucester, 5%
II nmony, 8; OoCheoO. tx; hcifiTac,G 9; drte en-
with, bK; Alien. Q; Albion solid, 30; Peabody
solid, Ok: Peabody black 81; simpson BLACK
OK; simpson mourning, 81; Gloucester mourn
ing, 0. American. g; Betkley pink and purple
6; Arnold 6; oil red, 9; oil blue and green, IL.
HEAVY BROWN DoMESTICs-Augusta, ~
Z; Indian Head 2; Swlh Creek, "a, vi Mtna
~, u Edgefeld, ~ ~; Cabot a.. ~
8; Charter Gak, a, 4. Lake George, ~ 6A
Great Western a, i, International. ~ 81
Atlantic AIN; Bennlngton,7% NatcheS, x, bhi
FIN FINE BROWN DoMEsFICs-Lake George
on; Harvest, TX; P0eahontag, TX; Great Falls, 4
Peerless, 80 5: Plum Island, y Atlantic, TX
lreCnbricr, ~; Allendale, TX; Dwight TX; Be-
BLRSCHED DoMEsTICs-social, 81 Sunny
Side, s; H0lmcsville. IN; Forest 8; Big Bonanza
x, o. Auburn. az Lonsdale, *; Lonsdalo, cam
brio, l2H wamsuttG. 70. Now York mills, ~
Diamond HLl. oambrIc, ?; knights, cambria
); Hero -, .: Hero q, g. BGllardvale u Can
bridge z, B Peerless, Y, 5Si Fruit Of The Loom
DUCKB-Arlwrgh 10; Ettrick, sos, l0a
Stark. doL II; STARK, 1000, 10; Savage, s.oz ia
Hampden. brown and drab, 90. TO- Hampde
Xxx. do, II; Boston, l0-0S, brown and drtb. l6@i
a3gtenE' 40 inch 20 No. No. 70 n inSh RH NC
brown and drnb. IL: Chariot striped, l2k; sav
age Striped, l2k.
TICKING moskeag AGA, IS, Hamilton, 70
Hollywood, plaid, IA; Standard y, w, Easton !
Ok; Omega, l6h; Continental Fancy, To- Stan
dard Fancy OK Harrisburg, ID.
HlCK0RY-ROck River, 6-g Blno and brown
9o India, 10ko; ArllNgt0n, sHG ThorndlkH
2G Hamilton III American, 10; Lowell City, %
PLAID OSNABuRGS--Dolta, ~: Economy
OK; ottaws, 81 Michigan. 7k, Belle, 7k;wOOd
lawh.7A; Catawba,6A, Arlington, 5; Augusta
3; Louisiana ~.
JEANs-RoxbOfOugh 49,. Pacific, n. X ,28 X
Beaver Valley, 20; Toxic, l2k Humboldt S5
Peoples 2bk; Louisville, 8Sk. Kentucky, B4k
United States. 80h, Cold Medal. II.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
Mems Kip brogaus, nom Q19l IS
noyS Nip btOgat, irom SOopl CO.
Mems 4, calf brogans, nom cool rs.
Boys 7, calf brosans, nom Qitol Is,
Men'saip 2.buckle plOwS cool IS.
Boys nip 2.buokle plows, SOL 2t
Men hufi balls CONGRESS and button, 1902 "a
Mems calf balls. congroe ami button, 2 bOOsi 80
Mons hip boots "A OOd2S 90,
Men y. calf boots, - coo a. 90,
Mons calf b lots, % OOd60 20,
noys Kip boots, 10 GOALS OO,
boys y, boots 10 b092i 90.
noys' cal cots, ~ so ~ %
women's n) hip pOlkas, TSSaS7kc,
Miss u) Kip polhas, 6Oo 100,
Child's Ql Mn pOlkas, all slHe, MONO,
Child's Kip polkaS al sizes b6@05c.
women's calf y, x aud 80 polish, l COAL 80.
Misses calf y, x aud SO polish, cool TO-
Nomen's bull Aewed polish, pOoi -,
Women'H calf sewed polish, i06l SIN
women's rain sewet aud polish, 00al %,
womcn's K q sewed p0al 90
women's goat sewtd polish, 10 10 l IS,
Women'a grain sewo0 button 4 o. tolls
Women KIDD scwed hutton. 90 toS00
womon'a goat scwed button, l 7bto2S
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