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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-20

When naby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for cas,oria.
When she became Miss, shc chung to casioria.
When shc had Children, aho gave them castorla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-20

You will DO pleased with Goid Band
Coffee. For sale by all 1rst.class
grocers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-20

Itching Piles are known by moisture
like pespiration, causing Intense itch.
Ing when warm. This form ~ well ~
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding, yield
at once 10 DIR. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly on parts affected,
absorbs tumors, ailays itching and If.
fects q permanent euro. 90 cts. Drug
gisis or mail. Circulars free. DR..
Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by
z. q. M. 1. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-20

$50.
eiii Hl nOll
ait 80 sfii'a -isr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-20

Tho Rest Makers put Their Names
On their products. II there's no name
there's u suspicion that the goods are
not the best. In buy 10y linol.um LOOK
out that "WlLD'5 LlNOLEUM" IL
on back. Wnen you buy that you get
tho best anu most durable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-20

Telegram wheels are the best, Mere.
dith, 200 w. 2nd y nth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02
What nrnr BE Done WITH Hnlrpins

"Give her few hairpins and she will
make home happy" was said Of young
woman who possesses infinite resources. 1t
was a figure OF speech which will doubtless
appeal more TO the feminine understand
ing than 10 the mind masculine, for the
latter will never be able 10 understand the
immense number Of uses and possibilities
Of this ever handy, always accessible fe-
male appendage, or convenience, or whar
ever may be its proper designation. As an
all round, desinble travelling companion II
has no eaual-no Yankee notion can hold a
candle to IT,
If your Tauchnitz Is uncut, out comes
The bairpin, and better paper cutter can
not be invented. And-tell it not in Gath
but rather than trouble herself to take
off her gloves the society girl will prompt
ly extract pin from her perfumed tresses,
will rub it daintily with her cobweb Of a
handkerchief and use it In lieu Of fork to
eat berries in tue train.
AS a shoe buttoner in case of necessity
ali the world knows its merits. Used AS =
geometrical instrument, IL will draw cir
Gle as we'll as the best OF compasses. It can
be a bodkin il need be- 1t can be a needle
even. 1t can pick locks, mend straps, fasten
refractory bags, it can be used as a clothes
pin. book marker-in fact, II is yerita
bic multum in paryo, and the name Of its
capabilities is legion in the hands Of an
American girl Of fair abilities.-New York
Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02
The Fan Game.

A new japanese game IS played with
fans, and the pretty paper balls OF different
colors, which are inflated through tiny
hole which closes with a valve from the in
side, and so prevents the slightest escape
of air. The balls are tossed as high as pos
sible. and the game consists in preventing
their falling by tanning them. 1t is quite
as active as tennis, and the effect IS exceed
ingly picturesque TO those looking on. The
one who succeeds in keeping her ball the
longest from touching the ground wins tue
game. and in this case won a prize-a
dainty fan Of white boiling cloth with pink
sticks. The mother Of the young hostess
who was much skilled in the use Of water
colors, had painted on the white back
ground in letters formed Of a succession OF
tiny roses the word "Darna, the name OF
the place 1t is an Arabic word signifyin,
"our happy home" 4 long, pink satin
ribbon was tied at the end, TO recall th,
table effect, and the whole was a charming
souvenir Of a delightful occasion.-Mrs.
Kingsland in Ladies Home Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02

were moderately active and ha% lower,
closing weak: Sept, AN: oct. ~; NOV,
i6H Oats { duh. firm. options dull,
easier. sept. 3Oai -s,closing. 70; oct,
72N. Corn dull lower, weak. NO.
30 1-S0lt:No. 2 white, 33uAiNo.
Chicago. 81 Is: mixed western. 3op32;
white do. 38d39. Wool quiet. steady;
domestic fleece 20U2s; pulled. l6g .;
Beef quiet, steady. family 1902. Extra
mess. 71S Beef hams. quiet. ti1.5O
Ticrccd beef. dull. city extra Indian mess,
is0I7 Cut meats dull, unchanged Lard
duh. easier; western. steam, closed at
$50 nominal. city, k0A. option sales.
n,ne: refined easy; continent 3. :. A.,
%. compound. 7skaN. Pork dull, steady.
New mess. 1911 Cotton seed oil, dull;
uf changed. crude 32d,c; yellow. 3SQ39.
Petroleum duh. steady Rosin quiet;
steady. Turpentlne dull. firm at 2TlAQ2S.
Rice active. firm; domestic fair 90 extra,
1898: Japan. & 1-Sah, molasses, for
clcn. nominal: New orleans open Kettle,
lo0d to choice. 3O03s: steady quiet. Pea
nuts quiet. fancy hand picked. 44gh.
Coffee. options dull. steady; closed 2
points up 20 points down sept. 1900
20. Nov. and Dec. $3.50; spot Rio dull,
steady: No. Z. 1GR0H. Sugar, cav, nomi-
nal: fair refining. 3. centri fugals, 96
tests. 3i5 Refined firm. fairly active or
A 1868 is; standard a., 3-i645N,
granulated. . 8-1GQ5i5. Freights, Liver
pool. qulet. easy; cotton, Esd; grain
2R.d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02

CHICAGO. Sept. THE wheat market
attracted only a fair attention from the
speculative element. and principally Tor
local account to-day. The orders from
outside Operators wene generally for
small quantities. The short session OF
the board tomorrow and fits adjournment
over Monday Labor Day. had some In
auance fin checking business.
The market opened unsettled and hMRc
lower than yesterdays closing prices.
A further decline Of vase. was caused
bv liberal selling by Ream and New YORK
houses. After the decline there was mod
crate buying credited 20 shorts ana
prices were advanced u 20 x for sept
and a for Dec.
About an hour before the close the re-
port that the Equitable Mortgage COM
panv. Of New York. had been placed ln
the hands Of receiver. having become
generally known. the market became
mich more depressed and closed at prac-
ticauy the lowest prices Of the day. The
total recession from yesterday was 1hQ
NC.
corn was only moderately active. the
market ruling most Of the day, fiuctu-
ations covering but 'zc. range.
oats were quiet and easier, most or
the business consisting OF changing from
the near 10 the distant months. The de-
mand for car lots was moderate ana
prices steady.
There was scarcely anything doing I'm
the speculative market for provisions
during the first hour Of the session. A
few transactions took place I'm RIBS. AT
the close the market was firm at a MOD
crate advance for pork. easy for lard
and steady for ribs. Sept. pork opened
nj Sl45O. and advanced TO Sl5, closing
al the latter price, an advance OF 3'c'
from yesterdays closing price. sept
lard closed az 2l4c., decline from yester-
day. and Sept ribs at BE. advance.
Chicago cash quotations: Flour, No. z
spring wheat G2M No. red, ca no z
corn g7b.No. 2 oats. 23&024. Mess
pork. Sl5al505. lard S79OQ797h' short
ribs sides. SSOjaS90; shoulders, $3.50
$50 Short clear sides, boxed, S921q93'
5c Whiskey
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02
A story About Unjust Law.

The Rev. Anna Shaw, who knows the
legislator as the sportsman does his game,
relates how, widow dying, the mother-In'
law refused to permit her to be buried in
her husbands lot. The audacity Of the re
fusal was increased by the fact that the
cemetery lot had been bought by the dead
,yoman's money, although in the husband 5
name. The friends OF the dead woman In
consequence went to law. The law, how
ever decided against the dead woman For
IL appeared that II wife bad only a life in
terest In her husbands real estate. The
cemetery lot was real estate; consequently
n the wife wished to lie beside her husband
She should have been buried aliye.-New
York Evening sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02

Private sales reported 10 the secretary
at the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers, % hhds.: cutters, hhds. /;
scrap, bright. 6 hhds.; Tugs. dark. -
hhds: leaf. dark, IL hhds. Total, 5S hhds.
The tobacco Inspector reports light
sampiing to-day.
Myers. Wilson'S ShoclSoe. Old Dom
inion, Davenports Crenshaws, sand Sea-
brookes tobacco warehouses report to-
day: Receipts, II packages: deliveries,
2f9 packages.
L. S. Internal Revenue collections for
the city Of Richmond, Va, to-day: Cigars
and cigarettes, s4354S5; plug tobaccos.
s.. 22014. Total. ST574.99.
A lot Of good rich Plttsylvania county
tobaccos were sold at Dayenports ware
house to-day at fairly satisfactory prices.
a pretty fair sale Of loose bright to-
baccOs at the Planter warehouse to-day.
Advices from Louisville. KY. report
o higher tobacco market. Buriey selling
as high as $500.
The official report Of the tobacco in
spector for the month OF Aug. 1sy3'
shows as follows: Receipts for the
month. 2183 hhds.. All tcs., etc; de-
uyeries for the month. 2.32G hhds.. 2s2
ties. etc Receipts for II months, ending
Aug. 81. 1898. 27.130 hhds., 2,sO2 tcs
deliveries FOR IL months, ending Aug
81. 1898. 23029 hhds.. 2,70t tes.
Stocks on hand Aug. II, 1888: Inspected
stock. 20. 73O hhds., .OG5 ties. uninspected
stock. 4. SOB hhds, sos ties. Total stocks
Aug. 81. 1893. ~. 533 hhds., 1888 ties, etc
Total stocks July 81. 1893, 25'726 hhds.'
1 i64 ties. etc.
Decrease in stocks for Aug, 1893. 1913
hhds.
Inspections for the month ending Aug.
81. 1898. Bright, .542 hhds.. tcs., dark,
1.OS3 hhds. 19l tcs.; western. 90 hhds.'
tcs Total 2Gs5 hhds., 1917 tcs, etc
Relnspections for the month ending
Aug. n. 1898: Bright. 90 hhds., l ties.
dark. 50 hds., 8 tcs., western. o hhcs., 0
ties. Total, lSl hds., ties.
Total sampling for the month, end
ing Aug. 81, 1898: Bright, 1,G4l hhds..
7 tcs.; dark, l ,l65 hhds. 10 tcs.; western
hhds.. 0 ties. Total, 2,SG6 hhds., 2O6 ties.
Inspections for the II months. ending
Aug. 81. 1893: Bright, II, 1913 hhds, 81
tcs.; dark, 800 hhds.. 1923 tcs.' western,
SO hhds.. tcs., etc. Total 2Z'Olo
hhds.. 2,GlS tcs. etc.
Reinspections for the II months, ending
Aug. 81. 1893: Bright, 69s2 hhds. 60 tcs.'
etc; dark. on hhds., us tcs., etc; vest
tern 10 hds.. o tcs.. etc. Total, s,VJ3
hhds. 1S3 tcs etc.
Total samping for the IL months emu
ing Aug. 81, 1893: Bright ls'4o1 hhas''
1872 tcs.. etc. dark 1867 hhds., 2.6li tcs.'
etc: western. 942 hhds., 2 tcs., etc.
Total, 30O2l hhds. 2,sOl tcs ETC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02
me leading futures ranged as follows .


BALTIMORE. Sept. Flour dull. I'M
changed. Wheat quiet; No. 2 red spot,
GGE07z. month, G65sQal; oct, GsAqi2;
steamer No. red, 63lgQA; milling wheat,
by sample. G50G7. Corn. dun. mixed
spot. 4Gl9aN month, 45A asked; oct, 459i
asked: year. 40 asked; white and yellow
corn, boy sample, 30. oats steady to firm;
No. 2 white western, 33l2Q34; No ?
mixed western 3Oah. Rye, slow; Mo-,
5lQ52 Hay dull, good TO choice timothy,
SI4Q15. Grain freights steady, UNI
changed. Provisions, firm. unchanged.
Butter firm: creamery. fancy. 25q26;
do. fair to choice, 22Q24 limitation, 200
q. Eggs. steady 15c. Coffee quiet. Rio,
cargoes. fair NOT 1864. Sugar strong,
granulated. 5N Whiskey firm, f19g2O.
Virginia Consolidated. 65q6G; 3. and
O. stock. G9l2q7O. b. and o., S. W, firsts,
100; first incomes, G5QB. Consolidated
Gas, los; DO. stocks. 543sGa. Peanuts
uuchangcl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02
NANCE AND COMMERCE
yosINo QUOTATIONS or
10 mONIl.
,o SAFE. st the Riohmond To-
.ool,cha"e'-i"'''"'' ''''""'
,r,,Hon.-forciG" Adviee''


s.nt. 1.-The emphatic
SEW l''' General Electric officials
.. sas in difficulties had
, M -. efocF market at the
81. .,4c at the opening
.t t.. ....ns of a number OF
ESD . - I.a, loud an their pre-
...t.~ general decline in
of the market In the
distinct disappoini-
.e and an attempt 70
I. these who had sold on
Electric receIvership TuinoT'
stocks was sma'ier 'hal'
% fact ""i'" lS Vo'
LID. hieh lending rates TOT
..fI.. Louisville ana Nash-
and %. The hfSt haiheo
-.- nor cent. per diem Tor use
..-..a t.e iaaure OF me h'Qult-
.... Company. on missouri
offices in this city was an
d. was stated That anolheI
similar character was ln
.r.r,arcc ~ the failare OF
.enIy proved 90 nave
..I iut not until me room
...h limos of shorts. Brok-
.. 70 carly information of the
~ ODD. Equitable Mortgage
...a1.I that us interests
..-t.l.I iu he Eastern
..rt.t ,h.y SOLD New Eng
rr fr-e put the stock
eU.. Holders Of other
t. De frightened. however,
... became apparent 70 the
. was made 10 get back
..f at lower figures This
r. market am appearance
rl ID majority OF the Lead
af Che best prices OF me
. uak ST. Paul rose 20 d9cr
. t. ~fsc.. R. J.. G34c y. w.
-.ear 20 Soc. T. and y. 90
r D. preferred t0 2Esc.. Read
So Paul and Omaha to324c
..e. 90 2gc and vs. Or. 90 70hc.
.. .-.r.aIt-s American Tobacco
rHson Illuminating 2c-
.-r So Louis preferred &c.. Pitts
.,.I...n Chicago and So. Louis
Manitoba &c.. St. Paul and
.,.f.rr.l 20. Evansville and
.fa f.I or. AZ the close lh- mar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02
OBITUARY.

The funeral services Of Mrs. NJ. f.
Woodfn, whose death at the residence
Of her son-in-law, Roy. George T. VII
Mams. No CIT IL North Twenty-third
street, was noted I'm The Times, took place
yesterday afternoon al o'clock from
Leigh Street Batist church. and was
largely attended The interment was at
lakewood Cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02
Gram AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. VA, September ], 1879.
Offerings Wheat 2i6 bushels. COrn-Whito,
6o) bushels, Con-mixed, 700 bushels Oats, l02
bushels.
salss-Wheat, l76 bushels. Corn-white coo
bushels Oats 1l2 bushels
Quotations. Wheat-LOngberry C0c Csc.
mixed. toe to Co.: shortteiry, 55c. TO 65.
No. 2 red. 6ic. Corn hite, prime Virginia
(bag lots 49c; No. white. isc 70 %; No. 9 mix
ed 17c to 47Jtc Oats-Wiuter for seed. SOC
TO 8}c No. mixed Oats, 3llsc. TO Sc; No. 3
mixed, Soc to Sic. Rye, 52c. TO sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02
I Pf1CE. q Csnss
lOrr price to sender Of
] = Commons. 3 cents.
TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.
August %
lsgA

BACHELOR WORK OF THE HEART
NJ By osD
Anew
THE HOUSE GABLES
MRs
by LoRDLH
NOT DREAM
NJ
No THE SCARLET LETTER HAWTHORNE
ESSAYS OF By
VICAR OF WAKEFIELD BY
No TWICE TOLD TALES By
BY ri SAINT
STORY AN AFRICAN
Name Suect''.'..
DEPARTMENT
Watch the List eaefulv books eonstanty added
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02
People and Their HIS"

Guest-Why is IL, waiter, that English
men give his TO words that have no right TO
them and drop them Off Others to which
they belongi
Waiter educated Hinglishmen 'ardiy
heyer do hit, sir. Honly the hignorant
hand hilliterate talk that way.-New York
Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02

Manning. "a the cutting or OF an ear or
band, was praoticed In the earlier English
armies, AID in charter Of Richard men
tiou is made of death by drowning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02
One Thing Needful.

Almost everything has been invented,
and now if some man will but yet up an
electric battery which will make under
clothes suitable for " In the shade equally
suitable, just by touching a button, to
temperature Of 20, he will make bis ever
lasting fortune. Boston Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02
SAVANNAH MARKETS.

SAVANNAH. Ga. Sept 1.--Spirits tur-
pentine. firm at 24A sales. but cannot
be delivered on account Of the demorali-
zatlOn OF stocks at the wharfs
Resin, no sales, but firm at the fol-
lowing quotations: q, b. C. and d. So;
g. 90: +, 90; &. 81; h, S11O; f. S1.35; k,
81 so. IN. q; IL, S275q2.s5. Window
glass, 50; water white, 1895.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02
NgW YORK COTTON MARKET.

AlN YORK. Sept. Cotton quiet: up
---a 1916. Orleans. S 1-l6. sales
e. bales. good ordinary. l1-10. low mtd-
1h Futures closed steady. sales.
-p bales, sept. 7.54, oct, IA; Nov.
. Dec, 100. JAN. 500. Feb. SIT.
.. 20; April. $50; May, SAB
A-H YORK sept. 1.-The following
total net receipts OF cotton at all
rs for to-day Galveston. bd9 bales;
Sew Orleans. lQ4 bales; Mobile. l25
savannah, 1,7s8 bales; Charleston,
N bales. Wilmington. bale. Norfolk.
Bales. Boston. % bales. Total, D.
$50" YORK, Sept THE following
he total net receipts OF cotton az
e from Sept. l. 1892, 70 Aug. 81,
". Inclusive. Galveston 1.Of7 0lO bales
Orleans. l.0OZU79 bales, Mobile. 49,
.ags savannah. 79l .2n bales; Char
'a $4,000 bales Wilmington 100
N 1a Norfolk. 297. 8Ol iales. Balti-
t r@3 bales. New York 1O7 OdS
.s' Boston. 1871 bales. Newport
"e lHt3 bales Philadelphia. 1922
West Point. Va, 1876. 140 bales
WICK, e1t,3 bales: Velasco. 1863
.-.'. Pensacola. 1910 bales. Total. g.
''' hales. Deduct 1890 bales claimed
4 counted by Savannah and Charleston
nei receipts Total since Sept. "a
N.ifecieD. 5G5.30O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02
3. CRAWFORD. BY Mrs. GAsKELL.

painting sketches or cha
] delightful picture OF
little community The
apttudes in the writer 1t Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02
NEW YORK-Weeklv

NEW YORK-Weekly gross, 1870
bales exports. g. b.. 1854 bales; CONT
nent, 5455 bales; forwarded 2sS bales;
sales, 1880 bales; spinners, 789 bales
Total to-day: Net receipts, 2S67 bales;
exports @. B.. 2.2sO bales; stock, 237 al.
Total for this week: Net receipts H.,
7O2 bales. exports G.. B., 1896 bales;
France 2.S39 bales; continent 0,347.
Total since Sept. LIST: Net receipts, 1857
bales exports @. b., $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02
;. LAYS OF ANCIENT ROME. BY Ii

Of
this edition executed delicate outline
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02
8. A TILLYLOSS SCANnAL. Br In BAnnrr.

A o The Little Nj
Ia "a m
the
the sketch o a
forcea
situations and amu
ddl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. Futures
steady; sales. 10000 bales: Sept. 7.37.
oct. 7.46. Nov, 7.57; Dec. 7.G6; Jan,
7.s2. Feb, 100. March 79S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02
THE TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. Sept 1.-No offerings OF
tobacco at auction on Change to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02

ST. LOUIS. Sep. 1.-The -four market
is nominalV weak Patents. 3Q325
fancy. PO593.5O; family. 10OQ2.O5.
Wheat 1ower. Sept, 500: Oct. GlM;
Dec. 6jH. Corn. lower; Sept. "a; Oct.
81. Dee. 38A4 oats. lower; Sept. % Is
Pork.new selling. $3.50; on orders. SlGQ
p. Lard. prime steam quoted Sc. Dry
salt meats. shoulders. nc; long and
clear ribs 9 Is: short 0as. Bacon, boxed
shoulders SIC. Longs, 10hQ%c. Clear
ribs, l0HG@sc: shorts, l05s4A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02

ATLANTA. Sept Lection quiet; mid
ding, ga. Receipts, none.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02
4. THE HOUSE OF TIE SEVEN GABLES. By NAruANI

This masterpiece Hawhorne's IS full the imagna'
felicity Of touch. author is unapproached by "
day The work is perhaps the piece Of poetic prose
American literature
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02

..--M YORK PRODUCE MARKET
'." l'lth, Sept. Flour steady and
ii''. crate demand. Winter wheat
g., 'ai,a lslu245 fair 10 fancy .245
.''. patents, &4o0f00. Minnesota clear
a.. faientH. 39O04.3O. Southern
a1l. steady. common 10 fair ex-
Az. @i'44lO, go0d 60 choice DO. 8.15Q
.-. " neat dlh. steady al GqiI dc.
e No. 2 rcd. store and elevator osg
,., "n2at tr1s Options fairly active
~, Hietular but closing weak Al Z41&
l.. THE trading was chiefly switch
,, Dl"ren Sept ana pee: No red
81 ol is, Sept. GSs.. Oct 7olI. Nov
Corn dull, lower. weak. No. ?
''eFs'or' 4okgh afoaL Options
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02
Watch the list carefully added
THE REyERIES OF A BACHELOR. Or BOOK OF THE HEART.

BY TX MARVEL Donald G. Mtcl2l)
This American
$L25 1t is a
How a
how humorous. philosophical. pathetic charming
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02

YOs Gnu,traodl By orrrpGo
No IA TWICE TOLD IA;Es By TAIaAsIrI HAvTaoass
No. 49, Story OF AN AFcS FARM BY q I from OLIVE scn..a
Aadro. TIMES BOOK DEPARTMENT
Watch the list carefully a constantly added
1. THE REyERIES A Or BOOK OF HEART.
BY TX MARVEL Donald G. Mhc.2nl
" S aa G'i S, s TS %'s SoS R': O.
now How l@ a' bs!5p na p, sT Ss9' fro" his pen how quaint
LAYS OF ANCIENT ROME By LORD AcAuY Beautifully Illustrated
h Ms et 's are qs5a ss ysa s9g I d oS
e fat ao ess thar s'9 e os5 oy 6s breadth e s
edition are unque being executed in delicate outline %
9. TnLYL0SS SCANDAL BY J. NJ BARRIE
new work by NJ Barrie author Of the Scottish classic The 1 Mn
i sib asnt f S Rr 0f @ @ s ground lie Know,
knows the se His sketches @S fun Of ary quaint humor
Ga has oand st aoG h arr prefer SCI enssocus
or drGl incident ~ " ~
4. OF SEVEN GABLES By NAr!Aspr
In T4 3y oh its S unap p by any written nSs S@
American literature ~ ''
). CRAWFORD. By Mrs GAskEL1-
calls S@s . in o 1 . Miniature as painting sn 1 s 'e1,as''
illustrated anu W.T." '"' literary ''''''"
8. THE COMING RACE By LORD LYToS.
the Coming Race by LORD Lyton clever and ingenious excursion Into
S curious T ai s 1 o ma" 9 s human eS SS"
resource electrical
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WILMINGTON, Sept 1.-Rosin. steady
stained. 10 good stained 50. Turpentine,
quiet, p. Tar steady at 90. Crude tur-
pentine. firm; hard 100; soft and vir-
gin, 14O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-02

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1.--N0ON-Cotton
quiet; prices unchanged. American mid
ling. 4 5-l6. sales. 1000 bales; American
600 bales, speculation and export, 800
bales; receipts, 1900 bales American.
none. Futures steady; demand moderate.
sept. 16Ql70lS: SEPTIC 4 150l40
l5Ql6Oct-Nov. 4 10; Nov-Dec, : l6q169
lGQls Dec-Jan. 1908; Jan-Feb.. = 100
2OQ2202l; Feb-Mar., 4 81; Mar-Apnl,
4 23Q25. Tenders. ] 200 bales new dock
cts and 100 bales old dockcts
i. Motion, American mddling,
fair N-iG; good middiing, 47-1G. middi-
ing ~: low middliug, - good ordinary,
4 -S;ordinary.S 1916 Sept. 4 Is byrs Sept
oct. 1T-1S, Oct-Nov.. is sellers, Nov
Dec, 4 10 value; Dec-Jan.. p sellers /;
Jan-Feb.. PROPS. Feb-Mar, 4 24Q25;
Mar-April. I 2GQ27; April-May 4 2sQ20
Futures closed firm at the eGNa1ra