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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-15
WOOL.

NEW YORK, August f4.-Some i'm
provement Is noted to-day In home de-
mand for cotton goods but the market
continues quiet. Prices are unchanged
for both staple and fancy lines. Print
cloths are quiet with sellers at previous
prices. In Mems wear woolens and
worsteds staple lines are firm and tend
ing against buyers. Dress goods con-
tinue dull.
BOSTON, August 1.-THE American
Wool and Cotton Reporter will say to-
mQrrow~ Of the 1woei tredea-~.
The market Is active and strong. An
enormous business has been transacted
which has been more broadly distribut-
ed than at any time this year. The de-
mand has been from all classes OF mills,
large and small. the former taking on
some good sized blocks Of wool, nota-
bly, of Oregon woods. the aggregate
transactions in which are claimed to
amount to about 5000 900 pounds. 1t Ia
known that some large deals are now
pending on spot WOODS and woods to ar
rive which will very likely result In
continued large sales for n few weeks
to come. On foreign woods, some large
transactions are likely to materialize at
any time.
che season in Montana is rapidly
drawing to a close and by next week
most of the Montana buyers will have
reached home. 1t is estimated that
hardly more than 8 per cent of the clip
of that State has been consigned. the
great bulk having been purchased out
right. All the other States and terri
tories have likewise been pretty well
cleaned up.
The receipts Of wool in Boston this
week amounted to 1899 bales against
35, 62S bales last week and 1873 bales
a year ago.
The sales for the week In Boston
amounted to II. 545. 900 pounds against
a total OF $780, 900 for the previous
week and a total of 2,237 800 for the
corresponding week last year.
Shipments of wool for the week end
ing August IL, were 6,158,153. This
shows an increase of 1920 pounds over
the shipments of the previous week.
Since January /, the total shipments
amount to 153, 1872 ,621 pounds.
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n~orrectad by Neili A. Ellinphnr

Corrected by Nell a. Dillingham;
oa syrup s anya, Z, pri as.. sy,l q a 90 r ansr,
Drlps. bills. 2sc. &c addition In hhlf bar
rels1. New Orleans molasses. choice new.
i0c; prime, 35c; 3-lb quar- cans, s-doz.
case sisbai.@ doc; bakers goods. lSe
Teas-Young Hyson. per ib.. ag0Vos; 80 ~
powder. 30n soc: imperial. AVao5c' yapafS
asl15o;, Colong. 2~,d,soc: souenans. a7g !oc'
per ID, l2c; Electric Light. per lb.. lie.
Vinegar-Choicc cider i20isc Der gallon;
standard city brands 1ouilG per GALLON
Tlsh.No. | mnckerel; 900 ihs., zoo hnn.
1890. No. J extra msckerci. b5-obI, new,
100 lbs. 100 fish, $50 ,u..
.Rice-Fauey pearl, &c: choice pearl, sac:
choice domestic, she; fancy head, FAc;,
Salt-No. /, per bbl., 800, extra, per Dbl,
u 30 dairy line. 6-bu. sacks, $llo
hams, i2hei @-Ib average, i2hc; $. G.
breakfast bacon. 1lh9lsc; $. c. shout
ders. 9Ac: city sides. 9%WloAc; ham beer,
15hc.
carbon oil. 10. sac; carbon, $50, 9ho;
water white, 9hac; Lewis miners winter
white. 4sc; summer white. &c.
Lard-Schenks pure kettle, ucrces, vMc;
smaller packages over %tierces Is as FOL
lows: Tubs. Sac. 50-lb. tins. NC; 20-lb.
tins. %e; 1o-lb' tins. &c; BIB. tins nc; j.
lib. tins. 1c.
sugars-CutIoaf. G.12c; cubes. 5.s7c; pow
dered. 5.72e. ~granulated. coarse, 5.62c;
graduated, fine, 5.62c; Columbia A, BIC;
American A, Bic; white extra c, 4.92c;
C, 4.77c: choice fruit sugar. 4.57c.
Conee-Green coffee. fancy golden Rio.
i1ci fancy green. i5c. choice green. 14Ac;
roasting grades. 10ho: Java. 26iSc. Roast.
ed in packages, Arrow, 10.1ic; Pan Handle.
lI.i4c; Arbuckle q Co.'S roasted. 10. lac:
Lion. 10.14c; bulk roasted, 9hnl0c; Mocha
and government Java roasted. 27hc; Mo-
cha and Java. 271xc; A grade Rio. i21zc.
Brooms-Ordinary sweeping. 2.10M3.00
per dozen; carpet. 50. ioa6s. TO; Stable. ,3.75;
whisps, 800; hearth. 800.
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marketing stocks. considerable weak
ness being disclosed By attempts
of the pools and syndieates 70 liquidst L.
a portion Of their holdings. The
Changers were as prominent in the
declining movement this afternoon as
in the advance this morning. Steel
stocks fluetuated within a narrow
range on moderate transactions. To-
ward the close the market was taken
in hand vigorously and marked up
sharply again The talk of an in
creased dividend for st. Paul once more
was general. Probably not until less
favorable reports of railroad earnings
begin to come in will the present char
acter Of the stock market show any
noteworthy change. That earnings viii
decrease there is no gainsaying since
crops have been largely reduced.
c. l.. HUDSON e. co.
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Eggs. steady at 14a1alse.

Eggs, steady at 1ful4bec.
NEW YORK. August l4.-Flour. re-
ceipts s4.Ssi barrels: exports S,sss bar
rels; shade easier, but not quotably
lower.
Wheat. receipts %. 900 bushels. ex.
ports 104.13s bushels: spot weak; No.
: red 795sc Z. o. b. anoat; No. . red
SSc elevator; No. l northern Duluth
Sl%c {. O. b. ahoat, No. I hard nu-
luth S9&se {. o. b. anoat; options. after
opening firm on higher cables. were
weakened decidedly by liquidation,
smaller seaboard cl~earances than usual.
foreign selling and increased country
offerings. Closed weak at %9Ac ret
loss. September TSM67sAe; closed
IS%c; October closed TSfse; December
closed S0he.
Corn. receipts 80, 200 bushels; exparts
45.76s bushels, spot weak; No, :,
6SAc elevator and 62Ae (. o. b. ailoat,
options had a firm opening on Tie
cables, but also turned weak through
active liquidation. small elearances, alb
sence OF bullish crop news, the wheat
break and short selling. 1t finally raj
lied, however. on covering and al ,sed
unsettled at bG&e decline. September
closed 6Shc; October closed 63fsc;
December closed Gee.
Oats, receipts $1,000 bushels; exports
so bushels; spot dull; No. >, Acc; No. B
soc; No. . white 441stRc; No. 3 white
4Siac; track mixed western 3att Waie;
track white 4295oe; options quiet aud
barely steady with other markets.
Sugar, raw quiet and easy fair re.
fning 8 9-16c.. centrifugal 9e test 4Me
Molasses sugar 3 5-t6c. Refined qait:
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August IA
Wheat Nc lower; contract grade Au.
gust 76@76isc.
Corn &c lower: No. . mixed August
62@62Ac.
Oats firm; No. 2 white clipped new
44@44ac: do. do. do. old 45c.
Butter firm and in good demand
fancy western creamery 2tt4c; do. do
prints 81 We; do. nearby Gle.
Eggs firm and in good demand. fresh
nearby lie; do. western lie. do. south
western l2tac; do. southern 12c.
Cheese dull and weak; New Yorl
full creams. fancy small 9Ac; do. do
\ do. fair to choice So @9iae.
Refined sugars quiet but steady. -
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Com
mercial Advertisers London financial
cablegram:
The stock market Is stfa sefyAeek,
but firm American shares were far
from brisk, but were confident from the
very start. London. for once, led the
way. feeling that the worst Is now
known. New York seemed to be anx-
ious to check the speed of the advance,
but we contoinued to buy in a aar-
row market, causing prices to close at
the best.
The Bank OF England has received
SGT, 900 gold in bars, and has brought
on the steamer VENTURA, sailing from
Sydney, for San Francisco, half a mill
ion sovereigns.
Paris exchange is 25.21h; Berlin
20.44%.
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c. /. HUDSON & co.

NEW YORK. August Il. 4 p. H.
The strong closing of yesterday
and the higher LONDON prices
cabled this morning brought about
a decidedly active trading aud
higher prices at the opening
here. The advances that were then
made were not only held but eoutin-
ued up until the last hour when a re-
eession took place. due probably to re-
alization OF profits tempted by the rise
of the last few days. The tone OF the
market, however, remained strong as
on previous reactions that have oe-
Cured since the early part OF the week.
The Industrials, as well as the rail-
road HIST. benefited by the hope
full feeling. In the former Consolidated
Gas and the Leather issues advanced
several points on reports OF excellent
business, while the Steel stocks main
tanned a rather steady tone. In the
railway list, Canadian. Minneapolis and
st. Louis common and such leaders as
Union Pacific. Atcbison, Missouri
Pacific gained higher prices which were
only lost toward the end of the session.
Wheat and corn prices were somewhat
lower to-day, while the money market
remained at the same level as here
tofore.
The purchases OF wheat for European
account as well as American securities
on yesterday and to-day caused the rest
of the exchange to weaken. and to
nullify the outlook for gold shipments.
Should Europe continue to take our
wheat in large quantities as well as
our stocks. and this is a strong like
hood, we are likely to see a continuous
low money market and certainly wit
ness shipments of gold to the other
side. These factors are likely to infiu-
ence speculation in securities in course
of time and bring about higher values.
BACHE & co.
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Prices still steady at the high level.
Threo-lb. fancy tomatoes. 9bc; tomatoes,
new. SOC doz: tomatoes, 3R-lb. St.25; Hart
ford Co. Stand. corn, soc; 2-ib peaches. yell
low free. s1.s0: Bib standard table, 1850,
California lemon cling peaches. 500; Bal
timore peaches. sI.75; pie peaches, SIC;
lib Deep Sea full standard cove oysters.
SIC; Acorn standard string beans. TIC; 2-lb
can corn beef, " 80: lib can Clipped beef,
81. rs; lib can lunch tongue 8,25.
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Journal
of says:
Interest at the moment appears to be
more subdued In future salmon. Offer
ings OF sockeye have, 1t is believed. met
with "A ready acceptance by the trade on
the basis of 81 for tails. and to a large OK
tent jobbers have suDplied their wants.
Some new pack sockeye put up by an out
side packer rs reported on the way here.
On some grades of fish n few of the pack
ers are said to have sold up to the limit
of the pack. chiefly OF the cheaper grades
of medium fish. Various estimates as
to the probable output of the Sound are
a~float-one estimate based on reports
from the coast places the probable total
at ~, 100 cases. It was expected today
that the official prices on the balance OF
the pack controlled by the Pacific Pack
Ing Il Navigation Company would be an
nounced, but up TO a late hour they were
not forthcoming. Spot sockeye appears to
be easy as a result OF the low opening
basis on new pack, but business at the
moment is quiet, Some goods are report
Gu OlitiiHr Vh Nv popf W FAsAD " to'o
and up to $1.45 for flats. The second allot-
ment of A. T.. A. sockeye salmon Is re-
ported on the basis of 81 for tails and S5c
for halves. no flats being Offered. In Col
umbia River salmon some business Is
noted at the reduction on Association
pack. and at least one outsider is offering.
The run there closes on the 18th inst. Re
liable estimates on the pack to date are
not available. In spot red Alaska some
business is reported on the basis of N25.
and IT is stated goods are available around
81. 22lz. In tomatoes the market continues
firm. but we hear OF little important BUSH
ness. Some holders on the spot ask up to
Csc for both Maryland and Jersey 80. Fu-
lures are offering In a somewhat limited
way around B11c to 90c for So. Southern.
(. o. b.. and gallons, Southern. around
81. rs for future delivery Z. o. b. Spot gal
Ions are firm. In corn 75c appears to be
the lowest for spot State standard. with
90c to 95c on Maine. An offer of 7c on
State standard fancy packing Ii said to
have been turned down.. Futures are not
offered freely. In peas rather more inter-
est is noted. In fruits we hear OF a good
inquiry for peaches and apples. gallons.
Gallon pie show some firmness in peaches
In sardines we note an advance to $3.25
4. o. b. Eastport on quarted oils. reported
due to the influence of the strike and Its
effect on tin. In other descriptions a fair
interest," is shown.
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COFFEE MARKET.

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE coffee
market opened steady. with prices un-
changed, but soon stiffened up 8 points
on several openings on good buying
orders from room traders and more or
less demand from German interests,
and held the advance all day. The
market was finally steady and net UNI
changed to 5 points higher. Sales IN
cluded September at $4.85; October at
$3.50; November at $3.50; December at
S5.O5@5.10; January at $5.15; March at
s5.30@5.35; May at $5.45; June at $3.50
nd July at @5.55.
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sacks. Naf5: spring wheat flour n
sacks, II paper. 2S5 per Dbl. Pilisbnrys
Best, In WOOD and cotton. 81 Pilisburys
In paper. $40. Gold Coin. $40 In cotton or
wood. SA10 In paper or jute: Loyal. SO
In paper: Reliance. IN wood or cotton. Ni5.
in paper. 500; Winter Wheat. Silver IA
IN N paper. 500: rye finur. In u barrel
sacks, $50. Ben Huf patent, wood. A&;
paper. Ale. tute, 40 lbs, SAlo.
Wheat~Per bushel-fsc.
Corn-Goc.
oats-western. old. out of store. SOC;
home. new. will he a56tac. but not In yet.
Feed@Middlings. per ton. S0.oei bran,
| per ton. ss0.eo.
Hay-No I haied. SIS 90 loose. <5.oo1
1890. Price fluctuates slightly. according
to supply and demand. Large receipts OF
loose hay yesterday.
S~traw-L0ose. $500. haled. $500.
Seeds-Timothy, per hushel. choice, So
G2oo; prime. s255. The market Is still
strong.
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Butter-Creamery, 20d25c. choice coun-
try, i2ul5o; country, good, logic. coun-
try, light. zoe; butterine. 1lMltc.
liggs-l3u14c per dozen and In fun sup
ply.
Navy Beans-Hand picked. $2.bodt2.b per
bushel.
Cheeae-Prime Ohio factory, 100ioiac.
New York. lie. L%imburger, 12hc; Sweit-
ger. 13lfttc.
Lard 9u9Hc per pound.
Honey-lGc per pound.
Potatoes-old, out OF market. new, home
grown, 81. 50a3 Is per Dbl. as to quality,
in moderate supply. Sweets, $5.e0as.50 per
barrel, si.75n2.G per bushel.
Nuts-Brazil. DC per pound. English wal
nuts. lie; pecans. 12c; almonds, lie; III
berts, lie; walnuts. 400 bushel.
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LIVE

EAST LIVERPOOL, Pa. August H.
Cattle steady; extra S. 50db Is; prime
IS 40as 60; good S. 1906 35.
Hogs slow and lower; prime heavy
81 IS; assorted mediums Sc 10; best
workers. Sc O5d6 07R; light workers.
Sc 00@6 05; pigs SIS 75d5 IS; skips
"a 50@5 %; roughs 81 00dp5 SO.
Sheep about steady; best wethers
50 90@4 90; culls and common 81 500
2 so; yearlings So O00p4 rs.
Veal calves Sc 50M7 20.
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Celery-251a0c rer bunch
r~ersley-loNlse per dozen, as 10 size.
L~ettuce-fGi5c per,bushel; scarce
onions-l2n4l5c per dozen. according 10
size.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per dozen,
Cabhage-Horne grown Sl.26hl. LOO per hbl,
and scarce.
~Peas-7scdsi. 90 per bushel. Home grown
coming I'm with increased rapidity,
Green B~enns-50Mfac per bushel, ana
scarce for home grown.
onions-75e per crate.
Green Corn-i5c per dozen; S1.5o0fl.'5 per
Dbl.
Beets-New. 15a20c dozen,
Carrots-l0Mi 5c per dozen.
Spinach-Homc, i0c per bushel.
Kale-T5cutl 90 per barrel,
Rhubarb-lsd25e per bunch, and supply
growing better,
Tomaioea-Mississippi. out g date;
home grown. si.26mi.b per bushel.
COMMUNICATIONS grown, Nc per doz.
Southern Gems-Home grown, 6oc per
basket,
Watermelons-Fancy Indianas, 100000
$500.
cantaloupes-si.b0 per crate.
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Open. High. Low. Gle

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour. quiet and firm.
Wheat, No. 3 spring 69h@73c; No. 2
red 73@73Ac.
Corn, No. 2, 5shc; No. 2 yellow 5Sh
Oats, No. 2, seX@ 37c; No. 2 white
38& m391kc; No. 3 white 38&@39c.
Rye, No. 2, soc.
Fair to choice mailing 57@61c
Flaxseed, No. /, $1.64; No. l north
western $1.66.
Prime timothy seed, $5.6505.75.
Mess pork, per barrel $14.10Q14.15.
Lard, per 100 pounds IS. 7008.72h.
Short ribs, sides ~(loose), 37.90@S.10.
Dry sailed shoulders (boxed), 7A@
TIC.
Short clear. sides (boxed), $3.50
8.55.
Whiskey, basis Of high grade wines.
$1.29.
Glover, contract grade $10.25.
Receipts = Flour, $4,000 bushels;
wheat, 565. 900 bushels; corn, 1877, 900
bushels; oats, 632, 200 bushels; rye.
II, 900 bushes; barley, 80. 900 bushels.
Shipments = Flour, $4,000 barrels;
wheat, 105. 900 bushels; corn, SO. 900
bushels; oats, 354. 600 bushels; rye,
none; barley. 1000 bushels.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was hrm: creameries
14h@21c; diaries 13h@1Sc.
Cheese. steady ct 9%@10%c.-
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, August 14.-Close:
Money on call closed steady "a @2B
per cent; last loan 2h.
Prime mercantile paper 4h65 per
cent.
Sterling exchange easier with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 S7A@
4 S7M for demand and at 81 $500
4 s5H for so days; posted rates 81 sea
4 S6h and 81 sSk04 SO; commercial
bills "a SAY "a IS.
Bar silver 58hc
Mexican dollars 45c.
Government bonds steady.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds firm.
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REGISTER OFFICE.
WHEELING. W. Va. August H.
Only about the average and s~casonable
changes appear in the local markets this
week. Cattle are OFF s5c.. flour is zoe.
higher. coffee Is lower as to some brands,
rice is up. potatoes are lower, and green
stuff and fruits are gradually settling
down to a low level. and the supply "a
ample. white there ~ some complaint Of n
light demand. blamed upon the strike. for
lack OF some other good and sufficient
cause.
We quote as follows;
Fruits.
corrected by Il. BRchmRn & Sons.l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per pail
Huckleberrles-Peck baskets, 50f0G5c.
half hushel baskets. Sl.0Omi.25.
Apples-Ncw carly harvest, ihcuSt.M per
hushoi. home grown, Se.Uodf2.10,
Pcaches-Georgia Alhertas, Ss,0oGia2S per
6-hasket crate. home. 15cm $40 per bushcl,
MISUNDERSTANDING from Sl.po TO 81 .75. ac-
eoralng to quality and size.
Lemons-From $3.50 TO 5000, the latter
for extra fancy
plums-sl.a af1.5N per hushei.
oranges-Californta navols, out OF date;
seedlings. out OF date.
Ltmes-N 00ti.ss.
Pine Apples range from iac TO isisc each.
Cocoanuts-s0c per doz.; NW per sack.
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Pittsburg Close.
. PITTSBURG, Pa, August 14.-Pitts-
burg Glass 172k bid.
Traction 20A@21.
Window Glass 60@60k, pr. 96% @97.
Crucible 22A@22as, pr. S3A@S4.
Westinghouse 6Sb @6SR.
Fire Proof1ng none.
Pittsburg Coal 31@31A, pr. 94A@
94%.
River Coal 14% @141S, pr. 46k@47.
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corrected by Goodhae & Co,
Cattle-Extrn, 1000 20 100. N2Sf4fNs
good. 500 TO t.ao0. S.2aMAS1. good, 500 to 800.
y4.O0ul2a, common. 600 20 500. Sa.0ons.2a;
bulls, s.. Ta5iSbo.
Hoss-Extrn. s6.oom6f 10: good, SS.edl6oo:
common &.paubh0.
Sleeps, es6f3, 50; market nominal.
Inmhs-S4 60aG5a0; spring lambs. $500
h.a0t yearlinEs, SieoatIha. Prices nominal,
no market,
Fresh Cows-sese aS395.o0.
Calves~Sb oG6o0; grassers. t.eo1si.o0.
M~arket-Steady.
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Yesterdays TRADING
WAS FAIRLY ACTIVE.
THE sTEEL WERE TOLERABLY
THE RANGE BEING
NARROW ONE.
u. PAUL DIVIDEND QUESTION
ONCE MORE A TOPIC on INCREASE
RUMORS.

The Quotations ms q Huie were
Were Marked Up Noticeabiy at
the Close, and the Generai situ-
alton il Fairly Good All Along the
Lines.
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Chicago Close.
CHICAGO, August 14.-Wheat, Sep
TENDER 10; December 1875.
Corn, September 59B; December 61%
bid.
Oats. September 36h.
Pork, September 14.15.
Lard, September S.72@S.75.
Ribs, September sos.
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Ghiekens-Live. 81 bo@3,15 per doz. saioC
per pound, ms very scarce.
Dueks-s2 7bafS.eo live. dressed. 4oaSoc.
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AFTER THE MARKETS.

Specials to White & White.
NEW YORK, AugustN IA. $40
?. m.-The dealings THIS after
sa0n showed the dincalty Of
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The following table shows the opening.
high, low and closing prices OF stocks on
Wall street yesterday
NEW YORK, August IA.
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NEW YORK. August IA, 4 p. NJ
Opening was strong and on the bulge
little long stock came out. The SECS
were quiet ard strong, and it u said
a movement il on foot to Dust Mr..
Shaffer from the Amalgamated ASS
citation and settle the strike over his
head.
London bought stocks, Sc. did western
houses.
Sugar being Ssvrsold rallied. Leather
common arr preferred were active and
strong. Nothing unfavorable in sight
and tendency of market Is to do bet
ter.
DICK BROS. & CO.
New York Curb Closing.
Special to White & White:
NEW YORK, August IA.
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THE LOCAL MARKETS
SHOW FEW CHANGES

Hut the Tendency IL co Lower
Prices.
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by Howar Hazlett & Son. brokers. Ma
t.cnal Exchange Rank Building:
NEW YORK. August a.
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Green stun, Fruits and Potatoes
Are Down-so Is C~oncc-Eiour
Has Advsnced-i.ivc stock shows
No Change. Except In Cattle.
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Special to the Register.
NEW YORK, August 14.-There is
little to be said of tc-day's market, The
story being well told in the tables Of
return as soon as he hears the news.
Money was 2Q2ha per cent, the last
loan being at ~.
Golas for the week nv days. were.
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Ptttsburg Close.

. purchaser to pay accrued interest.
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The Hnslctt Quotations.
The following motations were re-
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for the week by days, We
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-08-16
DOTS FROM HARMONY .

Farmers are busy this week
pulling fodder Fodder pulling
and VISITING i all the gonow.
Mr. yvillSo speamy, .wi,y lr,,
been snending \ whila With Elis
&uIi Mrs Am Conner at lNllon
retlaneil homeSauDrd.y night.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. r. Spears spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Dock
Quick ut McColl.
Mrs. Fl. b. Woodley Of Mar on
spent last week with her mother
Mrs. Sallie Allen
Mr.. and MIRA. Clarence Hubbard
w,orshiped y, at Beauty Spot Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Spears
visited at the home of MI. Ed
Townsend of Blcnhcim last Thurs
day.
We have q plcntyIof mosquitoes
and Buffalo gnats in our neigh.
borhood, and o plenty OF nice
water-melons.
A Farmers daughter.
Aug II, 1901.
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Soldiers Of Christ Arise.

Mr. Editor please allow me a
small space forthis appeal to my
people:
Dear christian friends harllen
to the voice Of the Lord, arise
at once, let lis begin our life s
work, take up the bitter cup and
drink thereof. Take up the cross
with heart and hand and YOU
will soon learn q secret. Devote
yourselves to good and He will
fight your every battle. Though
the way seem dark the light is
just behind the cloud so never
think Of giving up, butremem-
per that little spark that God
has given you will keep and lead
you Alright in all places. So let
us work for him while it is call.
ed day for the night cometh on
when no man can work. So lot
us look to the Lord for all things
for He is God, and beside Him
there is no other.
Pray for me that may con.
tinuo in the faith. Your sister
in Christ, saved and baptised
with the Holy Ghost and with
fire. LAURA ARMSTRONG.
August 13, 1901.