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Another Forger.

New York. June 2i-Edmund Huer-
stel. lawyer. was arrested to-day on
a warrant charging him with forgery.
The specific charge is the forging OF a
check for $1,000. although the amount
involved Is said to reach many thou
sand dollars. The complaint is brought
by Eugene Lecour.
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His Last Expertmeat.

Chicago, June @.-charles p. Libbey.
the well-known packer. died to-day
after a lingering illness. He was the
first man in Chicago tn make tho sx-
pertinent OF canning meats.
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POPULAR JIM.
His Foudness for Other Mems Wives Gets
Him Under Consideration.

New York. June 24.-Mrs. ollie Cor
belts suit for divorce from James J.
corbett Is to be tried before Edward
Jacobs. whom Judge McAdani. In the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-25
ITSG GETTING WARMER
Louisville Delegates Trying Hard to
Get Their Men In.
AN ALL NIGHT SESSION
Silver Men May Be In Conference
TIL MornIng-Bitte Fight for
Temporary Organization
Talk of a Bolt.

Louisville. June 24.-The democratic
state convention tomorrow will be
among the hottest contests in the his
tory Of the commonwealth. All the del
egates are here to-day for the prelimi-
nary skirmish in the district meetings.
The polling Of all the Louisville pa
pers show that the gold delegates are
in the majority. The silver men charge
that the Louisville papers claim most
of the unlnstructed delegates. while
they are equally divided.
Lines are drawn on the Endorsement
of the administration. with Carllsle's
friends leading for the administration,
and Blackburn's friends against its
financial policy. Gen. Cassius NJ. Clay
is the administration candidate for
governor and Gen. p. W. Hardin is the
anti-administration candidate. The
silver men will try TO force the nomi-
nations before the adoption of plat
form. The gold men are bitterly op-
claim that Hardin is stronger than the
free silverites. The first test will come
tomorrow on the selection of tempo
rary chairman. who has the appoint
ment OF two members at large on all
committees. One member will be APP
pointed from each of the congressional
districts. It is estimated that the gold
men will have six and the silver men
five on the committee of resolutions
from the districts. but II the silver
men secure the temporary organization
the platform makers will stand seven
to six. This is the fight being made to-
day.
The Post. which strongly supports
the administrations financial policy,
to-day has a poll Of delegates, showing
435 for Harding, 37S for Clay, 65 doubt
full. The Post says: There are S1s
delegates. 4i0 necessary to a choice
and the polling indicates Hardin lacks
only five votes. The Hardin men say
they have these five votes. This is not
by any means certain. Gen. C. Cor
don Williams was defeated 16 years
ago by James B. McCreary when with
in five votes of the nomination
Ex-Governor Buckner published a
card to-day saying he would not ac-
cept the nomination for governor
Buckner is a candidate for senator on
a sound money platform and will
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
FREDERICksBURG.
clearinghouse Robbcd-Christ-
mas Shopping.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. November
@-lspecial)-A stranger, giving the
name Of Or Charles Bartlett. Of st. Louis.
No.. engaged board yesterday with Mrs
Nellie Carmichael. During her absence,
ana that Of other boarders. Bartlett, 1t
is alleged. went through all the rooms
That were not locked, and secured quite
an amount Of booty. Mr.. T. c. Wright
iosi valuable revolver, and Mrs. Bruce
large gold cross and Sl5 In money. The
trunks and bureaus of others were opened
ana ranslckod. but the owners say they
can't tell what they lost Bart EFT left,
u Us supposed. on a northern-bound train.
good description of him has been wired
over the country.
While the public schools Of Frsdericks-
llis are in most satisfactory condition,
ihe percentage of attendance has been re-
.ecei TO lower figure than ever before.
4as is attributable to an epidemic Of
IT. .'s.es which has prevailed mere for
ABOUT six weeks.
signs OF Christmas coming" ape al
ready visible here. Many persons from
. distance were in town to-day bvying
W.F holiday supplies, and all indications
p..li 90 q good season for our merchants.
lae annual meeting Of the Rappahan-
1.eA Valley Agricultural and Mechanical
S.ce'y win be held az the courthouse In
.el.rcksburg on Tuesday. December
",l. % elect officers for next year. The
t@ieIous condition Of the society Is
-si gratifying 70 the stockholders.
lAe activity In the railroads.&c. business
s'atnles. and ali the dealers are loading
Vaisos Tor the northern markets.
captain George +. Wheeler and Law
renee Rose, Of Fredericksburg, now en-
s'sel in business IN Oregon. are here on
piei visit Captain Whceler's venture
a. .9ppcr-mlning promises large returns.
Mts Carrie Moore. OF west Grace street.
richmond. is here on visit 10 her friend.
Carrie Flcklcn.
Mss Lucy +. Thornton, of Warrenton,
va Who has for several weeks been
'HNns relatives here and in the county,
'..-iA'1 home to-day.
'eral peasant society entertainments
VII lake place next week. and number
~ richmond gal.ants are expected TO
Participate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

60 5-Sc-a shade lower than yesterday
Cash wheat was steady and unchanged Z,
Corn-Comparatively llghl receipts ana
a fairly steady wheat market enabled
prices for this grain TO maintain toier-
ably firm outlook, but prevented tnesh
from showing any inclination TO ascend.
In consequences of the existing CONDITIONS
an almost unchanged market was noteo'
and the absence OF speculative induct-
nents. together with the half-hollday
session, confined business to the SMALLEST
Nav corn opened at 29c., ard sold be-
tween Is 1922 and 9d9 l-sc., closing
at 2ec, unchanged from yes,erday. Cash
corn was easy. closing l-ic. lower.
Oats-Prices for oats hung around one
position for the greater part OF the day.
Shortly before the end OF the session
cash oats began 10 display weakness, ana
the futures sympathized with them, de-
Ginning about lie. May closed l-e9l-fc'
under yesterday. - 60
Provisions.-Changing from the near 70
the distant figures and general LIQUIDATION
comprised the bulk OF the business, when
was not anything too large. in PROVISIONS
to-day. A light run of hogs came IN az
the wards. and prices for them advanced
Sc. per hundred pounds. That ana me
early frmness OF grain rendered ana 20
product but at the close there was less
strength than earlier in the session.
NAV pork closed sc. lower, and May iaru
a shade higher. while May riDs were IN.
changed Domestic markets were quiet
The leading futures ranged as follows:
upeniug. hI;nesL loves. closing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
DEAD IN THE WOODS.
A Prominent Farmer OF Floyd
County.

FLOYD, VA, November 3O.-(Special)-
Mr.. Isaac Huff. a prosperous farmer and
worthy citizen Of this county, was found
dead in the woods about half a mile from
his house yesterday morning.
Mr.. Hun left his home on the day be-
fore to 20 TO his brothers, about mile
away 10 buy cattle, and, taking MS gun,
walked through the woods. When found
he was reclining against tree, with ms
gun lying across his lap. 1t Is supposed
ne died from heart trouble, as he had
been for year or more at times com
planning of a pain about his heart. MI
Huff was c. years old, was brave Con
federate soldier. and member OF the
1riftv-fourth Virginia Regiment. He had
been a member OF the County School
Board ever since the public schools were
established. He leaves a wife and seven
children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
A PURSE OF GOLD.
Presented TO q Retiring Petersburg
Pastor.

PETERSBURG. VA. November 90
(Speciat)-Rev. II. NJ. Hope, formerly
pastor Of Market-Street Methodist Epis-
copal church. this city, but who was APP
pointed by Bishop Galloway to the pas
torship Of Clay-Street church. Richmond.
was the recipient of a purse OF gold to-
day. The purse also contained the fol-
lowing letter:
as there anything purer than gold or
swoeter than love? We have chosen the
precious metal as a gift Of love for our
dear pastor, who will ever carry with
him the earnest prayer of the people OF
Market-Street Methodist Episcopal church
that Heavens richest blessing may at
tend him. and the peace of God, which
passeth all understanding. may abide
with him continually
fSigned) FROM YOUR FLOCK"
The purse contained handsome sum.
and was a complete surprise to Mr..
Hope.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

ternoon was occupied In hearing the evil
dence OF Sadie Shcrier, Mary Russell,
Jenny Russell George Crowley. George
IT. Miller, william H. Sherier tthe ia
Their OF the glrD. Timothy Hayes. WIN
r. Carne, and VIII Payne. for the pro-
secution, and Richard Norris Daniel
Masterson, Sarah Masterson, and the
defendant, for the defence.
After argument, the case was submitted
10 the jury, who returned a verdict OF
guilty" and ascertained the punishment
OF the prisoner TO be eighteen years in
the penitentiary. 1t is understood there
will be no appeal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSH
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds. Stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C.. and
I'm Addition Thereto tho Weather
Indications.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. November 30.-The fea-
ture of the stock market to-day was the
sharpened demand 10 cover short con-
tracts IN the lndustrials. There was a
perfect rush to cover In Sugar. and the
stock rose from 100 5-S to l02 Il
Tobacco bounded up from 70 "a TO 81 81,
while Chicago Gas first fen to 81, and
later rose to c. IL. These three stocks
figured for $500 shares In total Tor
the entire list OF 1914 shares.
The buying was partly based on ru-
mors that Congress viii not take UP
trust matters at the opening session.
A prominent Broadway commsSion-house
with Washington connections was the
largest buyer OF these stocks.
Leather preferred and Distilling and
Cattle-F Feeding were also in better re-
quest, and advanced La S-S per cent.
Near the close the demand from the
bears was less urgent and the Indus
trials receded to IL to ga per cent from
the top Of the day.
The railway list opened weak, in con-
sequence OF the lower cables from Lon
don, but when the Industrials adj
vanced rally ensued. In the last hour.
however. weakness set In again. and
prices declined IA to "a per cent.
There was some pressure TO sell the
CHANGERS, the poor statement of the Bal
timore and Ohio for October having
led to liuuidatons OF special lines. The
specuations in the railroad department,
however, were on an unusually small
scale. and mainly professional.
The shipment Of $1,000 gold had no
effect on the market, which closed IRE
gular. In the inactive stocks Lake Shore
fell is. Net changes show advances
of 1-47l SIS per cent. in the Industrials.
and declines of 14d5-S per cent. in the
active railroad list Western Union
gained IL per cent. on the day.
Bonds were higher and active. Sales
footed up for the halliday the large to-
tai OF $765,Oo0
The sales Of listed stocks aggregated
90, l5i shares. and Of listed stocks $3.50
shares.
Treasury balances: Coin, ss1, G9i,oss; cur
rency, S99,96S,5i5.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call, 21-20S per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, Apps per cent.
Sterling exchange IS easy. with actual
business in bankers bills at AS7 1-20
s4S7 "a for sixty days, and Sass 3-4a
$50 for demand. Posted rates. HSS LA
$3.50 Commercial bills. SiS6 12a$i.d 1-2.
Bar silver, CT Is. Mexican dollars, 81.
Silver at the board was dull.
Government bonds easier. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds higher.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
1tS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
THE SECOND REGIMENT.
Cnptafn Roller. of Harrisonburs'
Elected Lieutenant Colonel.

STAUNTON, VA, November w.
Especial THE line-ofiicers of the Second
Virginia Regiment met here to-day to
elect a lieutenant-colonel vice Colonel
Wilbur s. Pole, Of Roanoke, resigned.
Some thirteen officers were present, ana
O. b. Roller. captain of the HarTlsonpuIg
Guards was elected over Major j. c.
watson OF Abingdon. Colonel Roller
leaves Monday with the Harrisonburg
Guards for The Atlanta Exposition. The
Harrisonburg boys will wear the gray,
instead of the regulation blue, on their
visit to the Gate city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
F'nfaI Accident to a Child.

ROANOKE. VA. November %.-(Spe-
cial)-Yesterday afternoon at Bonsacks
the little 4-year-old son Of Harry Crop.
who lives near the depot, jumped upon
the caboose of a freight train, which was
lust starting east The little fellow
Slipped and fell under the wheels, which
passed over his body. nearly cutting 1t
in two. lie died in twenty minutes. The
funeral will take place tomorrow at Bon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, va, NOVemDtr 30 $50.
No auction sales to-day. and private
sales very light
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites, Sl,556.Sj; tobacco. $l,05i.25. Total,
$2.Gl1OS
Private sales for week: wrappers. 80;
smokers q: filters. IS: cutters, s.; dark
leaf. "A: scrap. 16; Buriey, II; Tugs, Il.
Total. 2S2 hogsheads against 40 hogs
heads last week, and 453 hogsheads for
same week last year
Revenue collections for week: Cigars
and cigarettes. Sl2, 1929; tobacco, sli,5SL2O
Total, $27.Oi6.49.
Everything was quiet on the Slip to-
day. with but little trading and no par
ticular demand for any grade.
Good sales of both bright and dark loose
next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
Hundreds OF People Drowned.

BERLIN, November SO.-A dispatch to
the Cologne Gazette from Odessa says
so persons were drowned by the recent
storms and floods in Southern Russia,
and that the people In the devastated dis
tricts are in great distress. The dam
age to property can hardly be esu-
mated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

RURAL RETREAT. VA, November
o-(Special)-Bert King Of this place,
was killed yesterday in Pocahontas by
a falling tree, and brought here tonight
for burial
Major w. c. Repass. OF Wytheville,
editor Of the Patriot Herald, died this
morning Of Inflammation of the bowels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

The weekly statement of the Associated
Banks shows the following changes:
Reserve, decrease, S9si go.
Loans, decrease. s2,6S2. 500.
Specie, decrease. Sl63.loO.
Legal tenders. decrease sl9H2Oo.
Deposits. decrease, $i.3S2, COO.
Circulation. increasf $500.
The banks now hold sls6l3. 800 In excess
OF legal requirements.
The New York F'inancier says: The
statement of the Associated Banks for
the week is nothing more nor less than a
belated report Of the business Of the pre-
yious week. The changes are due partly
to the gold-export movement of the earlier
part Of the current week, but they in
clude also the later shipment of the pre-
ceding week.
According TO the statement. the banks
lost in cash during the week 1927, 300, Of
which sl,94L2o0 was In legal tenders and
1888, 100 in specie. There was a heavy ex-
cess Of interior receipts at this point du-
ring the same period, so that the decrease
in cash more nearly represents the actual
condition OF the banks, although the state
ment cannot be accepted as accurate in
showing the real standing OF the banks
at the close of the week.
The contraction in loans for the week
Oh speculative account more than from
mercantile sources.
The total loans OF the clearing house
banks have been declining steadily since
September l4th, and the net loss to date
has been nearly s220O0000. On the other
hand, deposits have been contracting
more rapidly, the loss during the same pc
Rod having been no less than s5l,000.00O.
The banks therefore. are in better posi-
ton than was the case early In the sea-
son, and the spasmodic advances in the
money rate of late are justified IN so far
as they are controlled by this showing.
Still, 1t should not be forgotten that 1t Is
only too easy to attract Interior funds to
New York, and harder rate might have
this effect as well as 10 temporarily
check gold exports. In the months Of
April. May. and June lat the deposits
Of the New York banks went from $780,
10000 to s574ooo.000. and tho reserve in
creased $2600o.0o0. Whether rapid ad-
vance at present in the money market
would start another such influx Is profile
NAUTICAL. Bankers report that the South
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
TIM COTTON MARKETS.

rJvrRPOOL. November SO.-Cotton-
Demand fair; prices steady; American
mddling 4 f1-16d.: sales, 1000 Dales'
American. 500 bales; speculation ana eA-
hort 1000: receipts, 1900 bales; Ameri-
FIJI Futures y opened easy; demand fair; No
yember and December, Ji-1fd DeceinDSr
and January. 34-6t04 35-6t0f S6-Sid'
January and February, 1 3i-6fU4 35-tld. {;
February and March. 34-6ld. Marcn ang
April. 4 35-6idf 36-6in4 S9-6ld.; April anu
May 3i-640f Std; May and June
4 35-ei6I4 36-6iQf 37-64d.; June ana jury
4 36-G4d.; July and August, 5'-6id.
Futures quiet and steady. - -oo
Tenders at to-day's clearance were fVy
bales. new docket, and 20 paies' oiu
p. .-Cotton-Amerlcan middl,ng.
. 1t-Gid December 4 36-6ill4 37-G4d., value;
December and January. 30-6ig4 o0-otd:,
buyers; January and February, $o-otg
a Se-sii. sellers; February and March,
4 aI,eiGi sS-6fd.. sellers; April and May,
4 3;-64d.. sellers; June and July, 5a-eigt
4 sS-efd.' buyers: July and August, ! 5S,o4n
4 39-6ld, sellers; September ana ocloDer'
4 37-6ld.. sellers.
Dull: middiing Gulf. 3-l6c.; middling up,
Lands & g-l6c.: sales, none. Futures closed
easy: sales 1860 bales; December, W;
January, $50; February, Ss'St ,re Ms ~ 5a
July, sS5l; August SSo5; september -
The total visible supply OF cotton Tor
the world is 3671. 800 bales, or when $3.50
loo bales are American; against $500
and S.65S.lS, bales. respectively, last year.
Pecelpts of cotton this week at all IN
terror towns, l59 9Ss bales. Receipts from
the plantations, 2Z1,7S bales. crop IN
S'e cnftc S'''idH uIl middllng Gulf. s1s-lsc.
,,i6diing \ g-lcc; net receipts, none;
gross. $40 bales; eXpOrts-to France 40
bales: TO the Continent, lVO DaleS, ior-
warded, 1871 bales; sales, none; Stock 3d.
Totals today and so far this week: Net
receipts. 3S055 bales; exports-to treat
| BRITAIN. II. SiS bales: 70 France, $40 Dale5;
to the Continent. S,5l5 bales; Stock s'i'Sso
Totals since September 1st: Net receipts,
| . 5s5 OS7 bales: exports-to Great Britain,
67i.li9 bales to France. loio'o pales; 10
the Continent, 56l 693 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, La, November 90,
| Cotton-Futures steady; sales, 1900 bales;
| Decemher 81. January SSH; February.
SlG: March. $50: April, 1874; May. S.2;
| June, $3.50; July. s5z
NAVAL. STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, n. c., November 30
Rosin-Firm; strained. $50; good strain
Spirlts Turpentine-steadr; machine.
Is Use; irregular. 24q24 5-sc
| Tar-Quiet at SOC.
Crude Turpentine-Quie hard. N.l0;
SOFT $780, virgin, SLIGO.
| CHARLESTON. y. c., November 30
| Turpentine-Firm at &c; receipts, 81
casks. -. 49,
Rosin-Good strained firm at N.2ogSl.25;
receipts, 6SS barrels.
| SAVANNAH, November S0.-Spirlts of
| Observation-Disclosures opened firm at p l-sc.,
with sales OF 1856 casks, and closed firm
at % l-sc.; sales. 800. and receipts, l.ziO
| casks.
Rosin-Fiym and unchanged; sales. $500
| barrels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
snopisb Princes Volunteer.

MADRID, November SO.-Princes Ferdi-
nond and Charles, of Caserta, have Of
fered their services TO the government as
officers OF the artillery branch Of the
army In Cuba.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
CLYDE Strike Improvement.

GLASGOW. November SO-A conference
has been arranged between the Clyde
shipbuilders and their striking locked-out
employees and it is thought that there is
now a prospect of settlement OF the
trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
SECOND TRIAL or HAWKINS.
He Gets Eighteen Years In the Peni-
tenary.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. November 30
W,p'eial THE second trial OF Albert
,'-"Ains, the negro boy Who at the
49, Term Of the County Court was SEN
ssi''l 10 be hanged Tor attempted crimi'
90. assault on sadie Sherer. a scnool-
o." years Old, bat who was granted
"e" trial, took place to-day.
CommOnwealth' s-Attornsy Richard H.
,,oaAson and Leonard MarDury. with Mr..
I'm IL. Green. appeared for the prosecu-
s0h ana Captain George Mushbach, with
eoiored attorney, w. ii. saddier. APP
'a Tor The defence. The entire af-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
LONDON AND PARIS

LONDON. November 30.-Bar silver,
30 i-l6d. Consols, 1O6 rs. for both money
and the account
$50 r. M.-Paris adv'ces quote per
cent. rentes at 1oof.. 81 1-2c. for the ac-
count
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

BALTIMORE. ND. November 3d.
Virginia rs. new. 70 asked: do. Century.
c. i-fle2 10: Baltimore and Ohio, IS bid:
Consolidated Gas. stock. 5Sq5S "a: do.
bonds, SIS, los IA asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
BRIcks.. BRICKs!!

A fine opportunity 10 go into the
BRI SIX BUSINESS. Owing 20 poor health.
the owner wishes TO retire from business.
and so offers his ENTIRE BRICK
MAKING PLANT FOR SALE PRI-
VATELY. IL consists In part Of the fol-
lowing: Three entire blocks OF land In
city. occupied by yards. klins. drying
houses, stables. Offices. etc; fifteen acres
on the best clay around Richmond: en-
tire outfit and machinery fer making
bricks OF all kinds: twelve fins mules.
carts. and wagons: i.50o.0oo OF common
pressed brick Everything Is In frst-class
A. l.. ADAASON.
no 232l27&Dei Manchester. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01

or any. one else, who can say they ever
lost dollar by investments made through
NE ~. 3. DEAN SAFE SYSTEM OF
sr,ESOLATlON viii receive upon appli-
CERTIFIED CHECK FOR TEN TIMES
the amount.
nile our profits paid to customers all
days.
WE PREDICT
according 70 our Information and ideas.
Snu only after mature elaboration. We
90 not blatantly force upon the specua-
tive public any haphazard guesses In re-
garI TO the future happenings in tho
STOCK or grain market. We have set the
acuve Traders and brokers 20 thinking
curing the past six weeks and many have
wondered. and more still have laughed
ana sneered az our daring statements and
i ,ort,y SIS, We were ridIcued BY the ma
STOCKS when every one else were advising
their purchase. They paid no heed 10 the
causes that we advanced in support OF
our ideas, but because we were the only
ones TO advance them they thought them
wrong. But the events of the pact three
weeks have verified our predictions and
proven that our ideas were correct. We
are students OF the markets and have, by
long experience, become thoroughly posted
on every detail pertaining thereto. We re-
celye the most valuable and reliable In
lOiluttlOu nOufly, ana nave the very BEST
facilities for keeping ourselves and GUS
toners acquainted with every happening
which affects the markets. We DO not
wildly jump at conclusions. but, by the
use Of sound reason and facts. we figure
out the correctness of our ideas before
giving them TO the public THESE ARD
THE REASONS why we are enabled to
successfully forecast the markets. our cor
respondents and those who have read our
statements OF five weeks ago. which adj
vised them 10 sell Louisville and Nash
Vile when II was selling at GO. Tobacco
when 1t was at par, Reading when IL was
IL. Manhattan when IL was 1903. Leather at
80 Gas at 20, T. c. and |. at A, and pre-
dicted that Sugar would sell below par
when IL was quoted at 10, will not now
wonder why our Special order Depart
ment has paid such large profits lately.
WE WE'RE RIGHT, and with the aid
OF the DEAN SAFE SYSTEM. we secured
large profits on our trades.
II you wish TO AVOID RISKS IN specu-
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