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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-12-14

The ways Of drunkarcs are ,saula
In an ordinary way, Tom Wepu ttsr a
sleep for ten or twelve hours ~ AL.
debauch. Yet, an hour before snI rnsn
lest of Soho milkmen had startea va Il
his rounds. he awoke 10 a da2eu and
semi.consciousness. His throa ..houeh
mouth seemed to be dried up, as .,mest
by fire, and his animal Instincts FOR
water. He knew, vaguely, tina. ~
In the room which to him water
home, and that there should ~ .,d hut
upon the washstand. II ne IN ths
find II In the dark. So he roileo I'm In
bed and staggered across the drank
search Of the jug. He found ~ rod to
eagerly Of the contents, n es ssa hear.
return to bed. He mistook ~ s,ainst
ings, however, and stumbled
the sofa instead.
nc ~ CoutfpuedJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19

floor. Consumption here and abroad has
been very large and prices OF goods are
rising while cotton falls. and stocks car
ried over must also boz large. but Will De
less than present returns indicate.
For wool Coates circular for August
ist still holds good. although Inside quo
tations are more often made Sales for
three weeks have been d 5000 pounds
against 13se65Oo last year. 3S5303t5 In
1881, and z3.8oj.ioQ tn the same weeks OF
1892. Goods have advanced further, es-
pecially Ia cassImcres, choyi0ts and cot
ton warp cashmeres and the tendency
Is upward IN nearly au grades
Wheat has advanced about a cent dur
ing The week with Atlantic exports only
29332 bushels Wour ncludcd). against
30l9#0 last year. aud Pacific exports
l1l3-9 bushels against 1I5 900 last year.
Western receipts have been only 3sal.,l
against 1892 29 bushels last year. 10 Is q
question whether .ha smaller receipts are
due 90 recent changes in crop prospects,
giving holders 0l grain "a better outlook.
Exports off wheat n three weeks have
been from both COASTS 9q3l8 bushels
against lolil26 bushels last year. and
the western receipts have been ils6f69o
bushels agai1f. 9NijlN last year. but
DC is also significant thl- corn has risen
IS OF a cent with receipts of 3.2,oGN
bushels for The week. against 5jlilol
last year. while the exports have been
4e43o1 Bushels against 23l13H- last year.
The figures clearly do not Indicate 4
partial decrease 'n foreign demand ON che
whole though for wheat &C. is somewhat
smaller than appeared in July
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
THE BUSINESS GUTLOOK.
steel Famine Checks WOrk-COtton
Falls While Wool Advances.

ais " lllAt hNDl 1NAAtii~s
NEW YORK, August lS.-R. g. Dun &
Co.'S. Weekly Review OF Trade will say
tomorrow.
The Cramps have discharged many
hundred hands and ask Russia 10 extend
the time for the completion of the two
warships because they cannot get the
steel Completion OF twenty-one out of
thlgty-seven vessels buildings ia the Della
ware. Is also affected. IL Is a curious ex-
perience for this country and showsw the
gigantic expansion Of home demand.
No one can question the fact that pay
ments through the principal clearing
houses in August have been $50 per cent
larger than in 1892 for the month thus
far, and outside of New York 8 per
cent. No better test Of the volume Of
business IS known. but there is a growing
handicap In the advance I'm prices. How
long and how far this advance can go
without reaction is the problem which
level-headed business men are studying
Evidences Of checked consumption are
rare but IL would be childish TO hope
that al some point higher prices would
not hinder buying.
In iron the question IS OF steel bill
let's. which the great consuming conn
panles have bought far in advance, so
that all new orders have a narrow mar
kst. For six months billets Nave sold az
81 10 S. higher than the rails made from
them. Other demands not covered by
contracts, are mainly for various shapes
ana sizes only prescribed in contracts.
While prices have risen p cents Tor
Southern pig iron. 20 cents for Chicago
local coke and IS cents for grey forge az
Pittsburg. rails have advanced 81 per
ton. with work covered for all this year,
and 10000 tons or more taken beyond
what can be delivered until next year.
Other finished products do not change.
although the demand al all points eX-
eeeds present capacity.
Copper IS steady ar Is IL cents Tor
Lake. with the production for July 1883
IONS domestic and 1880 tons foreign.
Tin is lower at 80 3-i and lead weakens
on the stoppage of the shelters strike.
Cotton rose a week ago to $50 cents,
but has fallen TO Go, Mr.. Nell having
estimated the coming yield at l.2S0,eD0
To ls.ooO 90 bales. Official and other esti-
mates are much smaller. but the man
who Judged rightly last year has the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
PAYERS SUIT SETTLED.
The Trouble in Petersburg Sa'lSia''o-
rily Arraugrd-iicayy storm

rfiV Arrange d-iitaNl sum"
prTDPSBRUG. VA. Aug h-Spe' lal-
The PAYERS who have been at Woi- ~
tr. street electric railway mere i'4
Retuo.ds. OF New York. sup-cpii fi''',''
stooued work some days ago ana Di''s"'
c.yl action again. Reynolds ioi ""'
f..t ,,ares The trouble between On
PAYERS and Reynolds has D'eh s ,'.'. ,.,1
t,rnv settled The PAYERS claimed Nt' Du
'...,,,l.roni-ed on $3.50. which has been pald
RrsakIne OF ground on Ola stree.
s.~ tbo now electric railway was pesuh
rhis morning.. hut the work hal 10 10
stopped on account OK ram.
Ths work of pHling Boz bath iups ih lNa
youus Mems Christian Association ou"''
mg B nearly completed.
rho rain which has falien to-day VIII %
very beneficial 90 che late tobacco CROP
nm Duwidd.o Lumber Company los 10
nu- ND "a large brick plant at d. WIZ.
4, ufnwfIdia county. on the hichmcHd
petereburg and Carolina railroad. l"t
no,v stores are also t0 Doe buLt ineie'
Roth tobacco aud corn were blown do"r
q, tbe n4.rhborIng counties iast night oy
the high wind and badly damaged.
rbe tobacco market here D. duller than
t has been for sometime, which s du-
to the fact that nearly al of iho Oh
tobacco crop has been marketed.
Mr. w. II. wilcox VIII leave to-mofro"
for New York and other Northern clles'
whore he VIII spend bis vacation.
Mr.. ". n. Cuthbort and Mr. Robert A..
Martin Jr. have gone 10 the dreenD'ier
white sulphur Spring -
The stock of dry goods OF the lac W.
r Iambor. was offered for sale today
MS an entirety. at public auction but 10
sale was made The stock was with
drawn ON bid of sixty-six hundred doll
lars.
A heavy rain storm hos prevailed hero
an day with "a high wind
The handsome brick residence on liish
street. owned by The hate John Q Jackson,
has been purchased privately 0y Colonel
James ID. Brady. the price paid was
500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
Nryv yODK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-FLOuR-Firmly
held but quiet apart from fair inquiry
for standard brands
RYE FLOUR-Firm: good TO fair, $3.50
CORNMEAL-Firm.
BAELEY-Stcady
BARLEY MALI-Nominal
WIIEAI-SpOt firm 40. . red, iSl2c.
Options opened easy at unchanged prices
iu consequence of lower cables but later
devel0pel strength which 10 retained un-
80 the last hour Influenced Dy export
rumors. buIiish northwestern crop adNices
and covering. Local realizing prompted a
setback which was finally recovered ON
the strength in corn. Closed rrm "a t.1
&c. net advance, September closed at
re; December closed at 1910.
CORN-SpOt firm, NO. ., |'sc. options
opened steady and advanced later on
strength of cash property, enormous
clcarnces and demand from shorts
CLOSED firm at KAYE. advance. August
closed al 375~c: September closed al
Bike: December closed az 35isc
OATS Spot steady; No. ? 2559c. OPP
BJ1TTER-Firm: western creamery. II
Q21c.; State dairy. li0lsi2c.
CHEESE-Quiet. large white, CSC.
EGGs-Firm. State and PennsyiNani1,
17u1sc: western ungraded. 12Ql5r
POTATOES-Qu fair 90 prime, Slb
a1.T5. fancy. 220221 southern sl-542.
CABBAGE-Quiets Long Island, S5"4
FREiGuTs TO LivHRPoOI-weak;
cotton by steam, -2nZ'fc.
HEEF-Flrm.
CUT MEATs-Quiet.
IARb-Steady, western stfameq,
SIIIis. city. SJ15; August closed al
Sj.JTia nominal Refined steady
pORk-F Firm.
TALL GW-Steady.
COTTON SEED OIIs-Stcady.
Petrol EI M-Flfm.
ROSlN-Stcady.
TURPENTINE Steady.
COTFEE-O Options opened steady az un-
changed prices 90 . points decline. ana
ruled very quiet. with weak undertone.
cables being unsatisfactory anad receipts
az Rio and Santos Increasing There was
30 outside speculative support ldght
local covering arrested material decl ne.
Closed Steady. net unchanged o. . points
lower sales. 27jo bags, lncluqlns sep
tember. 81 90. October. S4.4l. November
81 80: March sos. Spot cohee-ttio duil
and lower. mild quiet
SUGAR-Raw hrmer. centrifugal oj
test. Z GIG Refined firm; good demand.
MUSKME mostly inferior
and dragging at low prices; Hackensack.
nutmeg. ner barrel, I5cHN Monmouth
county. rer barrel zoe NSl. Jenny Lind.
5Oc 0S1 p. Hackensack seed, i0u1io.t
South Jersey. Gem and Jenny Lind. 5pc.
GSi. do average. 4onVc.; Maryland.
Rockford seed. inferior. per crate. 2j0
l0c.. DO Emerald. Gem. O1OOc.i do. per
two basket carrier. 4WuJNc
NATFRNELONS- Steady: per car
load. ST50lJO. do. per hundred, SI9lS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19

The Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
graph Company announces thar tele-
pbonie communication can be had over
lis lines with Lynchburg Va; Danvlne
Va Roanoke. Va; Wakefield. Va; APP
nomattox va: FarmyilIe. Va; Crewe.
Va salem. va; Bedford city. Va:
Reidsvilie. \. e.. Charlotte, n. c.; Co
lumbia, 5. C..
For further particulars enquire at the
puhlic paw stations and at Managers
office. lgl4 east Main street.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TrT.EGRAPH COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
ylRGlNlA'S NEW OFFICERS.
Coy. Tyler Has Nearly Completed List
lie MiiI Recommend.

FAST RADFoRD. VA, Aug h.-spe.
cial.-The Governor has almost conp.e'ea
Inc llst OF officers he WIN feeoniine.n un-
aer Inc last can for volunteers. ~ inc
records of these officers u 20 pc examiner
as 10 their proficiency, ne VIII nor make
s.,.,s. ,hair names until the War Depart
- ,akes favorable action. He has not
a",t6eA the men themselves lie was
',,,.erned largely by endorsements of the
e,,oneis of the regiments IN his recon-
mendat0ns.
covernor Mcmillan wired Governor Tyler
his AFTERNOON agreeing 10 August 18th as
Inc date on which they would hold their
conference relative 80 the boundary nne
hetween virginia ana Tennessee az Bfis-
tol the attorney generals of both States
WILL be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19

OAK. VA. August l7.-Special-A very
quiet marriage took place here yesterday
evening The contracting parties were
Miss Ollie Boswell and Mr.. James Mills.
Rev. W. IT, Barnes odiciated. They
were married at Good Hope church, but
owing 30 the inciemCncy of the weather
there were but very few present. After
the ceremony they went to- the residence
of Mr. James Walker where supper was
served 90 the bridal party
There is right much sickness here owing
IN the sudden change of the weather
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va. Aug. is. $500.
M offerings were made 0n the Tobacco
Exchange to-day.
stonewan. shockoe. scanrook.s. Cren-
shaws. Allegheny and ora Dominion
G,.,5s. Grliyerics. IS h0eslrlds.
inspections Bright 2j hossheads; dark.
ms h0r.heads and - tier.e-t western.
hog-heads spectous Bright, II
h0gsheads: western. h1s heads.
Private sales this week reported hy five
dealers were. Dog hceshelds: Dark leaf
"a. filters. i3. wrappers, 3, stems, ~
hurley. ] lugs H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
nA1r1NfnRE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Aug. iS-FLOuR-Firm
and unchanged. -
72c september. I2sspT2'se.; October. 7iH
T4Ac: December. p4tf'4e' Southern
CDuN- steady. mixed. spot and month
sJls5ltys,c.: September ana October, al40
95i-c. November and December 81 ,at
31tc.; janu,ry, 32laH32bc. Southern
white corn 4On iO.c.
OATS-Steady, No. : Whlle, new, 2JA
2Gisc. -
hYE-FTrmor: 40. 2 nearby 52nJ3c.
er-fttD Etrdue and unchanged.
pI-TTER-Flrm and UNCHANGED.
CHIEFS E-StCady ana uh.n tn5cd.
EGGS-firm ana unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
NEW york DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK. Aug is.-G0od general de-
r,,ard arafn To-day for staple cDttons.
brown sheetngs and drills without quota
bile change IN price Out .s'leucy s-eahy
.nd against buyers. Market bare of
stocks print cloths firm but Inactive for
REGULARS. vide odds IN eo9d demand.
pleachsd firm. leading makes scarce IN
all grades. so change ~ coarse coiored
cottous Linens are quiet. but prices
firm Buriaps further advanced ~. per
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19

Was the result of bis splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach Liver, KID
neys and Bowels are out of order. If You
want These qualities and the success they
brlne use Or. Kings New Life Pills.
Tbe, develop every power Of brain and
body only g cents at owens and Minor
Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19

j. HAHT0N. b. b. sunday school az
1913 A. ~.
MONROE BAPTIST CHURCH lMON.
rue H8H. Maiu street between Pine and
Belvilorel. -lrea.nlI- 90 ID A. "a. ~
4. N.
PARK.PLACE NJ. T. CHURCH COR
ner Pine and vest Franklin streelsl Kew
THOs. a. POTTS. Ph. d., ID. D., PASTOR
Services al A A. II. uNl $3.50 1. Als
preaching hy Doe PASTOR 4 cofdiai INVITA-
ton t0 an
BROAD STREET METHoDtsr
church icOrnpr OF Broad ana Ienth
streets Sunday school at $3.50 A. VI.
Preachina at ~ A. 81 and $50 r. NJ. by
the PASTOR hey ". 81 49, Nth Nth Mast
be- Answered 40 night. who are Near.
est the Kingdom of Heaven. A cordial
welcome to u.
CENTENARY METHODIST EPIsco-
pal church. South lGrace street between
Fourth and Flum. Rev. W. " lDDOh'
ID d.. ul4tur-prel ching at ll D. III. anu
s1j J.. NJ. Dog the pastor
UNIoN.srATIoN NJ =. CHURCH
tclrrcr Twenty fourth and n streets,
CHAs T.. BANE pastor. Preaching AZ
n a. ~ and sI5 j.. N. Announcement
mnao in Ohio afternoon paper NaU''
weekly services. AN welcome.
FIRST PRRHYTERlAN CHURCH
Rev. r.. =. kBRR, ID, H., pas.ioit...- ti 4ch'
lnr at N a. 49, ny REV. q. ". Is, Lilo
SO service no. night
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. j.. LOll1 A.. a. Np Wa Lit'. I. at
NJ O'Clock A. M 80 service in the after
noon.
THIRD PREsBYTER1AN CHURCH
corner TWENTY iNlh ana hfoad streets
Row CHARLES r.. HYDE, PASTOR
Sabbath school at o.3o Morning service
m d o'clock. preaching ny Rev. n. IL
NrppAN. stated supply. no evening SER
vice durins August
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT pres res.
bytcriam. Rev. j. CALVIN SIEMANi,
uI-for.-I reaching al ID -. wy "lu 80
H. NJ. by the pastor. M.d"e,h seiflte
Wedree iav evening at s.l5 o'clock. sab
".h ..Eool meets $3.50 A. M All seats
free and "a hearty welcome 90 I'D services
WESTMINSTER PREsB YrERIAN
streets REV. C. NJ cHUMBLEY. pastor.
will preach &c sl' b. Al.
sEvrNTH-sTRErT cHR1s r An
huron corner Seventh and Grace
siresf a. preaching Sunday al IL A. NJ
h., REV +. b. JON rLL. Of Louisville:
H. snhiarf "Thr cross and the crown.
seats free and an welcome. No service
Oft night.
cHRrsTADFLpHlAN ECCLEslA lik,,s,s,
cam, Ifau BROAD street between fii.n
and Sixth q rvicos sunday - ~ %
o,bem Moses and the Prophets ala
Write
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
roIcaNIC ERuPTIONs.

Are grand but skin Eruptions rob life
Of joy Bucklen's Arnlca saive cures
them also Old. Running ana Fever Sores,
Ulcers. Boils. Felons, Corns' Warts cuts,
Bruises. Burns. Scalds chapped Hands.
Chilblains. Best Pile cure on earth
Drives out Pains and Aches. only %
cents n box Cure guaranteed. Sold by
Owens & Minor Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19

The steady growth OF this institution,
under careful and conservative manage
ment has merited by It's success the
hearty support OF The banking and IN
surfing public. Four eJ per cent Interest
allowed on deposits.
Strict attention given 10 the placing Of
insurance lines in the very best compa-
uIn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1S.-Speculative wheat
market again basked I'm the sunshine OF
an active cash demand. An advance Of
December. Corn closed Irregular at hu
Wc. higher for September. but barely
steady for other futures Oats closed
shade higher Provisions advanced 2anjc.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
90 ltI.-..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
NA-AL sTOREs

CHARLESTON. 8. G.. Aug. 1s.-TUR-
INrIEF.-1iarket arm at 49,. safes.
ca casks.
RD- iN-Flrm and unchdAbcd, sales,
100 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. aug. 1S.--sPiRITs
or TT'RPENTrNE-tlrin 700 J.lc., sales,
20 cas SKIS. 20. eipts. Lotto as.
reirfs 2 Nss barrels. quufatnus-A. b. e..
ID No 4 81. j.. SftJ. q, sLI5. ii 81 20.
~ .n. X 81 a.. 81. s17U. n. 500. win
d,w siass S2.3j. water white. 500.
WIZ frNGTON. r. g.. Aug. 1s.-SPIR-
IRIS ~ TIrEPIsNTlN firm and un-
changed, receipts. to' catk
PosIN- Film ana uncl ansei, receipts.
CPiDE TURPENTlNE-fum at 500;
receipts. 90 barrels.
TNil-Firm at $50. receipts, fj1 bar
rcls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
IN NTrr MARKE TS.

NORFOLK, VA. Aug. ls.-PhANuIs-
Farmers stock-Fancy, &C. St,iSls urine
sl.st!fxc.. prime 3izc.. ordinary, 5g3ac.
pound Spanish. 81 per busheL
PETERSBURG. VA. Aug. 1s.-PkA-
NtfTs-Therc are no changes IN me pea
nut market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWsPORT NFWs. AUG IS. 30.
ARRIVED.
Barge EnOs S0u.c. ton.
Steamer orion. Boston.
PORT OF WEST pnINT. AUG. 70. 1899.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Dantilie. Boyd. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danyilie. Boyd Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
Brlsket neef, . Cents.
Monroe Market 4Oi west Grace.

duly FEED MAN AND sTEED"
Feed voftr nerves. also. n YOU would have
them strong. Blood made pure and rich
bv Hoods Sarsaparila is the only true
nerve food. BE sure 10 get Hoods. II
never disaDuOints.
HOODS PILLS cure constipation
Price 2Jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19

(boxed). s5.JDG5Go. whisky, distillers'
finished goods. per gallon, h9 Sugars
unchanged. Butter nm; sreams' l31t %;
Eggs firm; fresh, l2isc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1s-COTTON-
Futures quiet and steady; August. . ~
bid; September 1915 iC; october. 5.ts4
SO. November 5.52d553: December 55I
a5.5S. January, J.G2p563, February. 9Ob
dJfS. March 5.7O0572; April, j.I445.I6;
May. 5.7Saj.SO.
LIVERPOOL. Aug fS-4 p. Moot
TON SpOt-Small business. prices lid
higher American midding fair. a.;
good middlinF 3 l1-11: middling. 3 5lg,
low middNng. 3s. good ordinary. l-l0
ordinary. ~. Tie sales az the day We're
Go00 bales. Of which 40 were for specu-
lation and export. and included $50
American. Receipts, 4 co.. bales, iuclud-
Ing 70O American.
steady: American miidling. J. m g.. Au-
gust. 23-Gl value. August and Scptem-
hor 2i-Gf03 22-Gf sellers. September
and October 2O-C4 sellers; october and
November. 3 1S-G403 1866. buyers No
vembcr and December. December and
January. January and February. 3 l1-641t
@ 1861 BUYERS. February and March
3 1865 buyers. March ANA April 3 1861
sellers: April and May iA-G403 2l-Gi
sellers. MAY and June. 3 2O-ti, buyers
June and July. 3 2l-Gi sellers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19

Put the old straw hat aside before you
get in trouble with the Governor. Muscoe
a. Garrett is agent for the stetson. New
Fan Styles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
coTTOS MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.-COTTON--Ihe
cotton market opened with prices hisner
by . 20 points on strong early tauIcs
ana continued bad crop accounts. cover
ing was feature Of tine early session.
but later cables showed pronounced weak
ness in the English cotton market. ana
prices declined about 10 points under ac-
tive selling pressure from aii sources, yea.
however. ny one or two leading Dear
houses. The course OF the market was
exceptionally uneven, although the gem
crli scope of the fluctuations was not 20
great as heretofore. Again the market
Took generally upward tendency on
renewed covering and SOME buying FOR
Investment account. following teiesfam
from Texas saying That only showers
had visited some sections of that state,
with the rainfall four-hundredin Ot an
inch. The iinai phases of the market re-
lected "a very nervous sentiment with
The market at The close steady at net
sain OF TO- points.
COTTON-Futures opened steady at
The advance. August, J.lni September.
j.53; october, q; November. : 81, De-
cembcr. J.N,. January. 5g2. February an
ccmtcr. 5Ss. january. jg2. February ana
March. 600. April and May. hul
Futures closed steady August 300;
September. 5.JG. october, go. November.
90. December J.s5: January, $50; feb-
rlary. 3.Hl; March, J.91, April 6oJi May,
G.Of. june. Sos
spot cotton closed quiet; middllng up
anss. f. 3-i6, middhng BulL ZIG. sales,
49, bales.
COTTON-Quiot. middiing 3-i6. gross
receipts. $40 bales. sales, 1856 bales, stock,
1ftfls balcsi exports 10 France, 10
Total to-day-Nct receipts. Psi bales:
exports go Great Britain. $40 bales, to
France. 10 bales. 90 the Continent. l.JJf
bales. STOCK. ~. 4'H 't-Ds ,.,oo ,.t...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-19
The Market Strong and Strength
More Generally Dffused.
BEARS MADE A LATE ATTACK.
On some Ilixh Priced Spcciaitics
Which Showed Notable Declines,
But a Very General Cain III
Whole List Remained.

and thU strength was H'tN
o.UusOl than 40 auy time dliine 'He
week Whore was an evident recession oi
outside interest in tHe AlalHNt iA .'-
shape Of orders through C'inilie IT,"
houses ns was io lo tApeclti HitIt ,io
sharp rise for the last ic" oal = iI'.ga
,eere tr.ttt well marked up at the riniti
and soIlns GO rfdlze was ON gull. ,r w.
trnl scale niicf l.t Ntl"llir ,.-
ofcruer were wei ans '-., "v" 49,,
az small rNl i-e i' N.t.'a' go.
hcIue sustained melnWAl.e ny the M.t
hic upward movement oi 'il'
obscure stock Nftr tnia iiri iM.4h
had been oi-c lt' prices '''u''''' ~ ''''
best of thc ldf
ln thc latDr afternoon iho DnLo,n on
realizing ottrc1ut tNr Itit'N "lN UT '..'
yielded au around a number of the re-
cent leaders lost pracucail5 ail on ln,li
earlier gains, notably the l'alt more So"
Ohio stocks. southern ANA central ta-
eilo and Southern railway preferred
which rusc early from } go = pNlH,a-
Tho hiGh-prc.d 500 ciliNc' hNH 'ne
stocks of local corporations were @
lerted 90 renewed ueif ni.e it. e.IN
showed notable declines, esNceltiit
bacc9 ana Cona9lio3iei cas- WI. GO
cincl W 'Nl A. N'iNIe' III
iIacu0u was knHrht4 OFT Piil a."
through lhc Hfl thN htl kiiNa iu
general list were brought nei'" poi.i,
but very substitution use DID prices
mains, ueNnrfhele-t. gains ht.lk Nml..
generally d.nused through the h-- ie
Hr0urcfs hnu I'a'lIire, SCUM W. '7l'i 'i.'
C0alcrs and a number OF s1It coti i'"N7
nii have eains io snow
on a vcry largo scale. and was pushed up
at ono time t0 SIZE southern ith"tf
preferred declined on f.ilIihs WY. 'l
publication OFF the dividend annoui.D ~, t't
and tIe statement OF .inai'rs l'i $50.
year Mins4eanoi- eng b i, seson i'''' pre-
fcrred rising ~. iowa Cehlidl pieIeII'u.
Evansville and Terra haNlc' tne nov
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Cash quOtatlOns were as IoHuWs' FIour
firm No spring wheat d9pIlAc.; No.
5 yellow corn sSiso. No. oats. 2id2lc.:
10 , white 23a2ic: No. 3 white, pa
23l,c. No. rye, 53Ac.. No. barley. 3la
SOC No. naxseed,, aoi new, sio5
narL per barrel. s7G0nS35. Lard. per
loo pounds, s5l2a5.25. Short rib sides
uooss, ss63l510. dry sailed shoulders
boxed, $562i4qo.7J; short clear sides
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Monroe Market sol west Grace IL
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CHURCH NOTICES.

SECOND BAPTIST CltURCil.-sER-
Vices at N a. ~. conducted by Rev, a.
j. BARTON. D. b.. sunday school az
1913 A. ~.
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PARK-PLACE NJ. j.. CHURCH COR
nor Pine and west Franklin streets. Rev.
THOs n. POTTS. ph. d.. ID. D., pastor-
Services al As a.. A. ull $50 Ms
preaching by Doe pastor A cordial invita-
ton tO all.
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MONROE BAPTIST CHURCH lMON.
zoe HlH Main street between line and
Roy A. j. HALL sunday school al BIB
a. a.