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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
4 NoOllen Mill Assignment.
rp,- taie.r~ar,h n tho Daepefos,

Providence, Il. l., August 20.-The
assignment Of the Phoenix Woollen Com
panv, OF East Greenwich, was recorded
to-day. The assignment is madeto VIII
liam a. Walton, Of this city. The mill
is owned by Joseph Dows, and the en-
barrassment is brought about through
the failure of Brown, Steese a Clark,
which firm held D0Ss's note for large
amount, tho custom of Dows being to
give his note to the Boston firm and re-
cciyo from them his consignments OF
wool. Shortly before their failure the
Boston firm held Dows'spaper for 3l00,
COO. st the time OF the collapse Bows
had received but S37, GOO worth OF wool
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21


WAsmSGToy, August l0.-Bond Offer
ings to day wore $1,000 IS Mt rs and
s., 600 4I's at 1869. All accepted.
In answer to certain inquiries made
by the collector ut Charleston, :. c.,
relative 10 IL drawback on lutte hagglng
imported rs covering of cotton IL
bales. the Treasury holls-lirat, that the
official supervision Of lading should be aj
careful ind thorough as possible. Sc
cond, whenever it 10 found impractica-
be for the exporter to give IN the pre-
liminary entries the number Of the yarl-
ons brands of the bales in each lot it
will be sufficient if the numbers are
stated in the Inspectors return. Third,
the sworn statement OF the exporter re-
duired by the regulations should be
made by the actual shipper, who has the
knowledge OF the TACT. Fourth, the
agents or attorney should not be allowed
10 sign the final entry ana the oath OF
expectation when the exporter himself
is present al the port OF shipment.
Secretary Rusk left Washington tins
afternoon for Deer Park, Nd, where he
will Join the President AMI accompany
him 70 Indianapolis. All the members
OF the Cabinet arc now absent from the
city, and. with possibly one exception,
mono are expected to return for several
weeks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

President NJ. +. ingalls, aud General
MauaeorJ.T +. Harahan, ofthc Chesapeake
ana Ohio railway, whoarriycd here Mon
day evening from the West, spent busy
day mt the company offices yesterday.
They leave here this morning for the
White Sulphur Springs, where they will
spend eeyoroldays.
Mr. ingalls, gives the assurance That
the Office Of Mr. Potts, division passcn-
ger agent, VIII not toe moved to Cincin-
matt. When asked If any more removals
or changes were contemplated he said :
"No. sir But / will say that oar bu j.
moss has increased To such an extent that
where ouc man j. removed three arc up
Ioutcd. Besides, as soon rs The new
sho. Is IN this city Are completed the
force employed there will lie donblcd.
The positions occupied Ivy Mcssrs. Mac
mu,uo and Goodman We expect to con
sol.latc, and 10 appoint some good imam
20 take charge. We have not yet deter
mined who the man viii be, but posi-
l'y Mr. j. ID. HotchAiss viii be re-
lcctod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

week are checked in most places and put
ont in others. The fires originated from
two causes-lightning and camp-tires-
and millions of feet OF the most valuable
lumber in the Territory have been de-
stroyed. az well as valuable ranges burned
over. Owing TO the drought this has
proved an incalculable loss 10 stockmeD,
who have had in some instances to take
their cattle into British possessions,
where they are charged good round
prico for grazing privileges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
JAKE KlLRAlN.
An Effort 20 Prevent His Being Taken
south.
ny telegraph to the Disps,csl

ny tNlbsfhph 10 Nuo l'lsla-lI'f
BALTIMORE, August 20.-There Is m
effort being madeto obviate the nccessi-
ty OF Kilrain going personally TO Missis-
sippi 10 give bail for bis appearance ct
the next term OF the court. Owing 10
the present session expiring next Satur-
day il will be impossible to try Kilrain
at this term. The effort is Tie secure
meut Of some reputable citizen of Mis-
sissippi t, 80 on his bond without re-
curing his presence. In the event Of
the future to accomplish this scheme
ki'rain will be forced 10 accompany De
tectivo Chlds south Thursday. Joseph
Whyte. Kilrans lawyer, is also Of the
opinion that the authorities OF Missis-
sIppl ara not anxious to prosecute Sull-
van and hirain, but are after denial
Of the Queen and Crescent charter.
Detective Chills also said it was not
Sullivan aud Ki'rain they were after,
hut they had TO get The fighters TO fight
The rni.road company. II the arrange
mcnts TO save Kilmin Journey South
fail the fighter will appear thursday
before Judge Duffy. as the writ Of ho-
L,as corpus is made returna0le TINT
doy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

In the Chauccry Court yesterday the
Will Of Osborne Holmes (coloredJ was
aduitt,d 10 probate, and Wiliiam Mason
quahGal as the administrator Of the an
ucycd viii.
Tho estate is valued at g., 300 ana is
left To tle widow end children.
The viii Of Charles Jurgens was also
ur1bated The PERSONAL property is
valued III $50. The widow, who is DOW
10 Germany, is left 81. The son Fritz
is also i.it a like sum. The balance of
the estate IS loit to Tire son August Jur-
gems.
George Kramer qualified as executor
Of the sill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
M.Nat nrm.
MARKCTs eY TeLeGRApH

NEw YoRV. August 2l-Cotion arm; sales.
As taio3: uplabds. Ike. Orleans T. - rcf
rcrci pts. i.g@ bales. exports-tO Nrsat britian,
$50 balcs, D. FrHnrc. 5i1 bales 90 thc toniino no.
ais Uaica: stork. I.l1O bales. southern Hour
duh. Wheat-spoi dG'i ami weak: new 20. 2tei,
SlAass1c. IN clcvsior. options lgli and Aslc.
i0s'r and weak No. red August. 49, sep
temb-r, SIC. October. - Pc. corn Spot quiet arl
steady: 40 p ifsliac. "a elevator. options dHi
AMI stoa3y. August ifo; soItemter h a
i3r,c.. October fJ C. Oafs--aiot less nftito
ami steady. pprons 5icaiy and quiet, August,
214c; scpfcmb'r. soi.c; or'oter. ia;
No. p "a a.pc.: mixed wosi'rl. NA<t.
Iioua ensy aoi quiet. state. i1ai.e CO..
feet Options cioscd easy and Sa5 prnis
iowa August sllFNi3; srp'emter fil*t
SIS: October. sl3asl5 - n. spot kin CASTOR
fair cargosa f.N1J. Sug1r-hcIu'"i fairly =
tive aud nrm. hO'asao- quito Rice sieody An1
in far demand domestic. iaf &C.,. Japan, Z q
5'rc Petroleum steaiier. refined go. Cot
tou-srcd ga Crude. 80 &a3tc yellow. iisi' -,
IA % quality. turpsnuue higher ari qaict -
ar aii. ilIne luietani sinadN. Wool -iralr
aui quiet. domestic Ncor', SiAfs' pulirf .
&c.: IeNls ifnls.. rnrf lower mess. fli. "a
slL-J.: extra lr.re. RIO e,ai0fh B"cf irafiiFe.
Reef HAMS slow 10 GLaafii t0 l.orrci b n
quiet. city ezra India meas. fi@1si4. cu'-mrais
s;caiy. picked bellies. e. shopi ior,. g. huus,
az .. nffl. MiGddrs stead .cr. -h0rt-rlrar 10
LAM Nfmer end quiet. wc-i' rn steam tAl' :,
c.ty. o. ~ ontou---"pfrr'r O. tt, Nrntfr,
81 %. November 500, rolngl lnot ffrghb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
NJ wEarnsn N HIcuxoND YFsrraDAY was
Ranre Of r,crmsmcter Yos.oraar:
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW lOYK. August 90 Tho stock market TO
day q. tho rirg wns generally AZ q small al
vanre over laaf evenings prices, but There was
no lfe I'm th- Is ani tho weakness Ia trusts
cgu-ot q l'u'n decline 90 fho regular 10 l. 1870
declining f"n 'cnrf. however, WINS oi ~ 70 Inra-
ton aud larFHNarnt dcvclclei considerable
strongth Hud wt, followed rv g.. G., g.. aul -
Louis. and ,efors aeon tne ragu az 1877 was gone
rally slightly above FIRST drurc~. aiiei 10y a
rally IN COTTON CiL Tho SLOW appreciation con-
unuei until toward the close. when ihe usual
realization -cf thuf IN = r. -hatn. Nut the mar
krt finally closed duu and fairy stoaiy 40 tho
bc-, prices of the day finsl changes arc ln o
majority ~ cases in the direction - higher
pri cs nrl IarkawannR rose y. e., g., g. sui
ST. louis H., tno only important decline belng a
Joss OF a M Richmond Terminal. and hli trusts
showing ouiya smal, fractional change. Total
n1i llinW nrrs.
E-enlnJ. Exchange dull arr steady ~ isit a
fs> " uoy easy at "a. SIt-tr'a-nry n4l-
ancos-Go'f. sI1.tH.np. currency y ,N>te@
q oyorumel an -.'rf, for 81 iper ceuts.
Us OK. iat 80, coupons 100 state Douds r"-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
rhe Lynehbnrg AntI.lIaIoneItes.

special telegram u me Di'pAlfn-l
LYScHBUHo, Va. August 20.-The
anti Malone meeting was attended by n
large crowd OF colored men tonight,
and the most violent speeches were
made against Malone and his methods.
an intelligent colored man informed
your correspondent tonight that the
dissatisfaction among the colored voters
was general in this section. and would
include nearly - per cent oIthe colored
vote Of this city. He says they Will
stay away from the polls on election
day. The meeting IS still IN session at
IL o'clock, with no sign of adjournment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
WILLIAMSBURG
Yachting Party - Political go Personal
Notes.
ynocInl telerram % the plspntch.l

Especial telegram n the Dlspnichl
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, August 2O.-The
"White Wings" Of the Williamsburg
Yacht Club. sailed this morning from
KinQ's Mills. on the James, for q ten
DAYS cruise on the Chesapeake and up
the Atlantic coast The following mem
bers Of the club are aboard : Commodore
II. =. Smith, commanding; c. L. Armis-
tcld. James McCaw, ii. J.. Hundley,
Il. Il. Cole, and 4. &. Peachy. The party
is well stocked AMI supplied with oil
shat is necessary TO make the trip u
pleasant one.
TIE Republicans met last night and
selected an auti-MahoIe delegation to
Norfolk Convention. Speeches were
made strongly opposing tie present plan
of party organization. The bepu mean
collector ut Newport News was alluded
To- in language not very complimentary
fof refusing TO honor Williamsburg III
the selection of MS clerks.
The Board OF School Trustees for our
town meet Monday, August 10Th, to
elect teachers for the public schools.
Colonel George ". Palmer, leading
citizen of Cumberland county, was hero
Yesterday with q view to locating in our
town, which is on considerable build
ing boom lust now. \ firm Of our
largest contractors report more work
going on than at any time for several
years.
The colonial structure on the college
campus known rs the Brallcrton build
ing is undergoing a thorough refttlug
n 10 its interior arrangement, and when
completed viii comfortably accommo-
date twenty students.
From letters received and The demand
for catalogues President Tyler expects
fully 115 students at old Williom and
Mary next session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
Rejoicing over Phil's Nomination-The
Crops Sc.
Correspondent Of the Richmond Dispaich.l



New STORE, Va, Aug. so, 1889.
Captain Philip W. Mckinney, the next
Governor OF Virginia, was born and
raised at this place and lived here until
the latter part Of the year 1865, when be
removed to Farmyille Consequently we
are All re;oicod that DO is nominated Tor
Governor aud will do oil IN our pow
or to elect the ticket in November
next. think the Republicans as well
as the Democrats, blacks as well as the
whites, will support bim, for he IS very
popular and no one can say word but
in his praise
The Westinghouse of Captain Jack
Hooper, near this place, was entered and
robbed in peculiar manner on last Sab
bath whilst he and family were away
from home attending all-day preaching
At SMYRNA church. The thief went
down the chimney and, it is supposed,
rot hung inside and could not so down
or climb out at the top as he came IN,
and had to kick out the bricks above the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
The West Virginia Cubcrnatoriai Contest.
ranc.,inl t-lacrarn % Tho niaDaicnI

WurrrIvG. W. Va, august 20.-The
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS committee took
action on Kauagha county to-day and
further reduced the slim plurality by
which General Cot leads the district IN
which the in6rmary is located. The
votes of twcntypaup rs idiot whowero
voted by the Republican managers
were thrown ont j he testimony dis
closed Systematic effort Of the maua-
gers Of tie county poorhouse 10 vote
the inmates for General Cot Io-moC-
row the rest OF Kenawha county will be
considered. GoI viii probably lose
about thirty-Gyc more votes. Before to-
days action be had plurality Of forty
two. Fleming Will have plurality OF a
hundred when all the counties have been
acted upOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

~ T0T0GTNVT N LlH UNV1|T,T
NEW YORK, August 2c-Tw, atty Arabs
of both sexes. who came on the steam
er in Narmaudic, ere detained at Castle
Garden uutl the Turkish Consul can he
consulted. IT Is said that there ou
1000 Arabs waiting 10 cone 10 the
United States provided these twenty
are passed through.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
GUIDTY liILIrARY oFF1cHrs.
THAT FATAL DAM At JoHNsTOWN.
Probability that the Fishing Club win
Mate another Dam.
m. ,.,,o,.,,,b o., fl., UIs.,afei.
nv telecraph ~ tho Dlspatrhl

PmrsBrnGu, August 2o.-Tho general
impression that the South Fork dam
would never bee rebuilt appears 20 ha er-
roueous. az there is strong probability
that f,hnglake will o0I1 be- cstab-
lishcl in that locality. a member of a
fishing club OF tl-t name said to-day
that the belief that Eoath Tora iai
been abandoned as a club was a MISTAKE.
The club, he sad, could not afford TO
lose tho money it had invested in real
estate in that locelity. The property
was worth fully &201. 600, and il tie
fishing resort was not re-o-tablished the
whole investment would become almost
a dead loss. The intention, however,
was not to build o dam tine size Of the
one DESTROYED. bat one which would
make the lake much less in sic, so that
in the event Of tn barrier again giving
away no destruction to life on property
would follow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

hYttlagrapN b the Olspa-ca.l
NEW YORK. August 20.-Ihe New
York attorney OF Mrs. Maybrick IT,
cciycd this morning from an anonymous
correspondent a letter explaining the
Use O: the expression Il am sick unto
death" IN Mrs.. Maybricks letter to
Briefly, and upon whichJudge Stephens
placed SO much importance. The CORE
suondent writ Is 80 at the solicitation OF
friends communicate with you on behalf
ct Mrs. MAVERICK. You viii learn from
southerners that the sentence sick uutO
death, used in tire Briefly letter and
construed by tho judge to mean darijy
and the intent to XII, Is a southern YER
nacu'ar In common use among the wo-
men IN tie Gulf and other states, 10
express any Tinfal illness, however
slight it may be. She would Say, /
nm sick unto death. II merely suffering
from sick-headache or sickness ot TIE
stomach. 10 express q dangerous i'll
ness she would be very apt to say, Very
I'M or VERY sick. $50 The Attorney Viii
submit This evidence 10 the British Home
Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
MAHOME'S CIRCUS.
Norfolk and Portsmouth Getting Ready
for ~.

TSnecI1I tCIoEram U no UI-pnt'hI
NoRroLE. w., August 20 The Re
publican Convention tonight elected
fifteen Malone delegates to the stato
Convention and the body was thoroughly
harmonious. In Norfolk county this
afternoon tie County and Portsmouth
senatorial convention WAS held, ami
Colonel George 4. Martin was nomi-
mated for the Senate and Supervisor =.
-. HOLMAN ,co,orcdD was nominated for
the House Of Delegates. 4 number Of
write and colorcd delegates to the state
Convention arrived tonight.
Colonel William r.. Cameron says the
opponents of Mahone have no idea Of
entering the convention on Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
Saratoga Races.
nv telegraph to no DispaNl

sAnAroo., August 2o--First race
ono mile and IA sixtcenth-Lavinia Belle
won Vermont second, Belle DOT
third. Time, lag. . -
second race-thrce quarters oil a
nile Fberlee won fminence secohd'
Ayopda!e third. lime, i;l6.
Tbird race one mile and five iur-
lonqs-Tbo Iioness won fIoo Sis',
second. Once Again third Tine Z:9'i'
Fourth race three quarters OF "a i n-
Leo n. won; Filter second bravo
third. Time, l;l53. on, NON
FSith race--one mile-Dilelnhs Won
Golden Rule second, w. u motifs
third. Time. l:4zA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
The Chinese Legation Flag.

WAsuNGToN, August 2Q-The Secre-
tary Of state is informed that bis Impe-
rial Majesty the Emperor of China has
approved for the use Of the Chinese le-
catious and consulates an oblong yellow
flag hearing q dragon in dark blue aud q
sun in red, and for the use of Chinese
merchants o triangular flag Of the same
T.g,Op
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
Receivers Report Filed.
lny tolsrrnnh % the pispnrrh.l


BuTFALO, August 20.-Gerhard Long.
who was appointed receiver in the mat
ter of tho dissolution OF Sherman Bro
theirs & Co., has filed his report with the
clerk Of the Superior Court. The docu-
ment shows that the amount OF billspay-
able was about 1856, 900. and that the
actual assets were between SO, 900 and
$1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
Tho sonthwcst,s Fa,orIie.

iSl''iAt ti'kt HlA ~ Civ b''i'-'-i'l
RADsoHD, Va, August Ca large
crowd met Hoge Tyler at this place rs
the train passed and raised Democratic
veil. He passed on to Dublin. where he
gels of. A big demonstration awaits
Inn there The ticket IS tpking one
and the enthusiasm IS wonderful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

Coroner Taylor was called yesterday
morning TO view the body of Sallie Dick
erscn, colorcd woman forty-f'e years
Of uee. who died suddenly at the corner
of st. mes and DuYal streets at {
o'clock. le decided that death WAS
caused by congestion Of the lungs, with q
complication Of heart-discase.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
FOREIGN NOTES.
Injured by the Explosion of "A Bomb-Ru-
bernstein and the Gar.


ny AngloAmericin cable TO tho Dispatch.l
ROME, August 20.-Lsst evening
sperial bomb ten centimeters in diane
ter was thrown from the rear of tho
Chamber OF Deputies in the piazza of
the Colonna during the progress OF
concert. The bomb exploded, wounding
seriously SIX gendarmes and child. A
panic ensued, which wos, however, soon
quelled and the injured persons were re-
moved to the hospital.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 2O.-The
Gar has sent n teleRraphic message to
Anton Rubenstein, the Russian pianist
and composer, CONCENTRATING him upon
the approaching jnbilee OF his musical
career. The Gar has also sanctioned
the public subscription for testimonial
10 the great musician.
TO TAX PROTESTANT CHURcuFs.
ST. PErERsBUBG, August 20.-Gcnerll
Vashnegradsky. Minister Of Finance, in
tends 20 TAX the Protestant churches in
The Baltic provinces. These churches
have hitherto been exempt from taxa
ton. This is one of tn series Of re.
forms by which the Government intends
TO thoroughly Rus iaui2e the old Baltic
German institutions and domolish the
influence of the German Protest mt
clergy.
RECOGNIZING TIE NEW GOVERNOR.
CoNsrANr1NopIE, August 20.-Dis-
patches from Crete report that fifteen IN
surgeut villages submitted to thaalr
Pasha. the newly-appoiuted Governor,
upon hls assuring amnesty b the luAabl-
tants
Az Ex-KING's RETURN.
LoSDoy. August 90.-Advicos from
Apia report the return 10 Samoa OF eT-
King Mnhetoa AMI other eyiles. The
cx-king was warmly welcomed hv tho
natives and bis ovn flag was hoieted.
King Iiataafl also greeted Malicfoa with
cordialty. The German Consul inform
ell Maiietoa that he WAS nj liberty to 10
Us he pleased.
THE IRISH sUSDAT-cIOeTNG BIrr.
Losp0y. August 2o.-In the House Of
Commons this evening Mr.. Baifour,
Chief Secretary for ireland, announced
that it would be impossible To- pass toe
Irish Sunday-closing bill ut this session.
THE EiFFRL Tower STRUCK BT LIGHTNING.
PARIS, August20. -1hiscity wa. visited
by q violent storm to-day. a thunder
bolt struck the Eilel tower. NO dam-
age was done.
GUILTY MILITARY orFICErS.
PARIS, August 20-At a meeting Of
the Ministerial Council at llysec to-day
Vi. de- treycinct. Minister Of War, stated
that ont OF 26.0lO officers OF the NJ
tive army. fifty nine had been guilty Of
participating in political agitation and
had been dealt with according TO tine
gravity of their offences. lie also saul
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
TO Apply for "A Divorce.

IDY Telegraph % tuo DI7I'a'Vu-I
New YoRK, August 2O.-Mrs. flack,
accompanied by her niece, appeared at
the Office of her lawyers, Messrs Evarts,
Choate & Beamans, this afternoon to
make arrangements for applying for a
divorce from her husband, Sheriff tlAck-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
MARKET REPORTS,
ANDIN CoNNeC TON THEaEWITH The
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds-Cotton'
Grain, Flour. and Other Quotations.
a. t.lnrrann % tne pIspntch.l

- WASHINGTON. August m-For VIZ
H. gina, fair. continued high tempera-
tkllR lture. westerly winds, slightly cooler
1 Il Thursday.
- For North Carolina, south Carolina
AMI Georgia, fair, stationary ,empora-
ture, variable wiudA
For Eastern Florida, lgh; local showers. sta
ti0uary temperature. eosterly winds Fer West
orn Florida. ucht local raias ON tho coast, sta
u0nary temperature, soutneaster.y winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
Ous Next Governor answers Ills Letters of
Concentration.

FAEMvILLE, Va, August 20, 1889.
ia the {'ijtOr u ne Dispatch:
VIII Won allow me the use of little
space III your paper to say to my fricnls
that am grateful tothcm Tor their kind
letters Of congratulation, but that every
moment of my time is so occupied IL
preparing for the canvass that | am not
able to reply TO them and hope each and
all will accept tins and excuse me from a
more formal answer. Very respectfully,
L. W. MCKINNEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

BALTIMORE. august s.-Flour fairly active
an -totfy ll0wsr i-@trnet aui wosfHrn rup"r-
fine, ftErsLlt- oAirn. fl1Aflf1. family.
ga.la{i-f. rify miHs. RIO brands, extra, }i"la
ghIa Nucat--S0lfhem nWer. arrivals gene
rally interior. tulik. Su,,c, LongD'rry, 'ih
S.r. . No. fouthetu. -c. Steamer So. Hrst-
crn quiet and rather oasl'r. 30. winter r-i.
spot nul August e2t as -. torn--~Outhern
f'af. receipts al iamIR0i white. 49, yellow,
42al. &c.. western tun. Oats easier: snuth,rn
nud Pennsylvania. s,a2ic. Western white, Old.
3ulJlc, row. -'a-i.. dn. mixed, OH. 2ia.ic.
new, ni1,ir. Iyn r Gre" au1 nominal ~ a. f1-'.
Hay ngu: primo 60 choice timothy, ti'nfia
Ir1yisi. ns iuu. Butcr rrmer for .nn aiaf "a
wn-trru packed. l2aib'. creamery, lal-'.
Frrs in fair demand Ht l1r. Petroleum iuli
refined ,.i5c. COice quiet nud Jim. hio
cargoes. fnlr. le<c. sugar steady rcii. .'t-
Copper ltorued. lDSalDf.c. ri rriyhf5 o. liy-
erlo1l. per stenmcr nrm grain, pcr hush'l,
~ 40. CORK Tor orders. g.. 49, hoccipi--'
Flour. ii.ayl barrels. wheat 5000 pushci- !,
corn. % ON tuahels: oa.s. g,Ot' bushels. ehip-
meufs-tl1ur. G.fO0 barrels whe4L ,ipn iu-h-
els Snlo5--MheaL 5000 bushols; corn, t-,aoO
/ lu-luis
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nonvY Raln nnd Fire.

IbJ ttIcsTlVu 10 IIu UH7l1.NlsI
HELENA, MosT., August % heavy
rain. general throughout the Territory,
fell ell Sunday night. aud the forest
fires which have been raging for tho last
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COTTON RRPoHr

wo quote Fias. s2SJasl7J. supsrnns n7Ja
t2s; cTirA slYssiT5. flnuy, fis;k5e pstsas
tb.LiiY. cOuAtry. sl.75NSAs3
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. August o--ihe cash quotations
were. Fiour unchanged. W. 4. sprine Sheai'
&C.. So rr'. &c. ~ corn. hhhaH.
~. oats. S''t n,'a-lork, f.aoatA.A laf'.
thltlain 10. ~nOf.-rif.. as 1905. shoulders
fif,N ati.5. sAor--ciuar fAs5siAt.4 Wh'scy.
sl.r-