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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1902-02-01

his candidate in a baby cab through
our streets. introducing him to the
eVer-faithful democrats of Lincoln with
an air of triumph. as though his cleo
ton were already assured. Surely
Mercury and Minerva are not in it,
One thing, however, may stand I'm
the way of his election. This precccious
youngster, so he is reported. told the
young men of the Good Government
club that too much stress has been
placed on honesty for public position"
and this. too while the military scan
dals and the Grand Rapids departure
from rectitude are still fresh in the
public thought. But nobody can tell
the capacity of this marvel of the 10Th
century to make black white or the
worse to appear the better reason, and
it stands the republicans in hand to
fortify their position before that baby
cab starts on its tour around the
country.
The magnificent gift of $50. 900. 900
made by Mrs. Stanford to Leland Stan
ford university places that institution
far in advance of the eastern colleges
that have heretofore been considered
wealthy, and leaves even Chicago far
in the rear. Ii is stated that Mrs.
StanfOrd's gift is three times as large
as any endowment ever before given
to an educational institution. If our
magnates go on provoking each other
to good works. the public will eventu-
ally get the benefit of the immense
fortunes which have so seriously
troubled refOrmers of the populist type
Andrew Carnegie is disposed to place
the modest sum of ten millions at the
command of university interests. and
is considering the founding of a ma
tiOnal university for investigation and
research at Washington. There will
soon be no excuse for us if we do not
become the most learned of peoples.
But there is one thing that this cOun-
try needs more than schools and more
than books and that is a helping hand
for those who have no chance to profit
by either. The man who will devote
his millions to the rescue of the chill
dren of the slums in our large cities
will not only prevent a large amount of
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-02
VACATION DAYS.

Vacation time is here and the
children are fairly living out of
doors. There could be no health
ier place for them. You need
only to guard against the acci-
dents incidental to most open air
sports. No remedy equals De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve for
quickly stopping pain or remov-
ing danger of serious cOnseq uen-
ces. For cuts, scalds and
wounds. 81 used DeWltt's
Witch Hazel Salve for sores, cuts
and bruises, say S l. B. Johnson,
Swift, Texas. 'sIt is the best
remedy on the market" Sure
cure for piles and skin diseases
Beware Of counterfeits. : Df.
Tsrry's drugstore.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-02

TO sustenA sA any osgscesr for nel; ycss6f
duty sqnAnieeOnduek,D md u eDsesOis&
anysy1Cancya IN tn BlsnFd o. DnOn&9
the oG3ceaa. ArOms death, reeig14ta4
removal or any other Cause,t ,t1e Btr0c,
tors shall hate -th6 sfGht -. sOoOh
VACANCY, and shall have Generat Az
thority 10 carry out the O0lecte ana
business Of the aseOcieAiOn. But
they she'll NOT have power 70 Rurchssej
tract any indebtedness withOut.the III
firmative vote OF at least 6ve 1irec-
tors, and then only In furthersnce OF !
the proper business Of the AssOcie-
lot, and shall be held 1T the dOmicile
of thislcOrpOration. under the super
vision Of thre shareholders appointef
by the Boa d of Directors at the last
preceding regular meeting thereof.
WAC are not candidates for electi' n,
The shareholders receiving majority
of the votes cast shall be declared
elected.
The failure to hold an election on
the day specified shall not dissolve
the corporal on, but the directors in
Office shall hold power until an cleo
! zion is held, after ten days notice OF
Tor. FIVE Directors shall constitute
q quorum at all meetings. of the
Board.
ARTICLE vi.
/, The following named persons shall
constitute the first Board OF Direc-
tors, to serve until their successors
are elected in accordance with this
charter: f. F.. RowsOn, f. /. Hall, A.
NJ. Arthur, W. z. Dodsworth, G. r.
Glue, Harry Stern, j. G. St. Ger
main, A. f. Derouen, F. F. Morse,
M. Cooper, A. d. McFarlain, j. 81
Hoffmann, N. L. Miller, A. A. Shear
and j. w. Hulburt.
ARTICLE WI.
Special meeting of the shareholders
shall be convened at the special re-
quest in writing of ten shareholders.
stating the time and object of such
meeing, or when ordered by the Board
!, of Directors.
ARTICLE VIII.
No stockholdcr shall ever be held Ii
? able or responsible for the contracts
or faults of this association in any
1 further sum than the amount o! his 10
debtedpess to the association; MOI
shall any mere informality in the Or
+ gankation have the effect of render
f ing this act null, or Of exposing any
: shareholder tn any liability beyont
I the amount of his or her shares.
= ARTICLE VIII.
S This charter can be altered. amend
ed or modified, or this corporation
dissolved by vote OF three-fourth
e of the Cal apitsl stock represented at an.
e general meeting OF the stakeholder
g called for that purpose. after du
), notice mailed to each stockholder, AM
l. the publicationfor ten days in dali
g newspaper of the notice for such meet
Il ing And in case OF dissolution tn
stockholders at such meeting shall
: elect three mmissioners. who sha]
If be shareholders, who shall have en-
e tire charge OF such liqu dation, an
IS such co rmissi"ners shall have powe
D to I'LL vacancies occurring in thei
e number.
IL Thus done and incorporated in m
r. Office at Jennings, in the presence Q
he L. Z. Moses and of Roy A. Cooper
e both of lawful age and residents G
Ii this city, who sign these presents wit
4 these parties hereto and me Notary
L. on the day and date first above writ
at ten.
st Share.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-02

Wanted Several boarderS and
roomers,enquire two blocks west
of Briggs house. 17O 1w
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-02

Witnesses:
L. T. MoSEs.
Roy A. COOPER.
State of Louisiana,
Parish of Calcasieu, I
Office of Clerk of Court, 18th judicial
District:
1 hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is Il true and correct copy
of the charter filed in my Office on the
Goth day of June A. D. 1902, and re-
corded on the list day OF June, A, d.
1902, in Mortgage Book No on pages
463 ct seq
In testimony whereof, witness my
official signature and seal at Lake
Charles, La, on this 2lst day of June,
A. D. 1902.
DAVID III. LIVINGSTON,
DIV. Clerk and Ex-Officio Recorder.
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Signs that advertise; see Nc
Givney. over Two Brothers bi.
cycle shop. l49
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-17
LIVELY DAY on
The / STOCK market
Substantial Basis for Confidence.
Stimulated Buying.
REFLECTS LARGER FORCES.
No More Fear of Lack of Resources to
Meet the Expanded Conditions of
Traue-BeEief That No General
Strike VIII Occur.

tpy associated Press,

y
NEW YORK, July 1s.-There was an
active and sar.egated speculation in stoci 5
to-day, the market renecting the play OF
larger forces than at any time during
The recent advancing tendency. No speci-
nc new Developments were evident to ac-
count for tie movement, which was ap-
parentiy due to the substantial basis Of
confidence In the generally PROSPEROUS
condition or the country and the firm
foundation Of credits. The uneasiness
over the resources of the money markets
to meet the expanded requirements upon
them was also less in evidence.
The reported dissolution OF the specala-
tive corner in the July corn option az
Chicago had not little to do with en-
EenderiRg confidence, as It was ieiL TOT
several days past the struggle to man,
tain the conditions in that market would
result In pressure upon New YORK Lof
money and in forced liquidation Of stocks
that might prove disastrous to the mar a..
ket. The published abstracts Of the affs-
dasits Of officials of the United States
Steel Corporation in connection with the
suit against the corporation, were eX-
pec;ed 10 have a stimulating effect upon
prices. The fact that the advance In the
United States Steel stocks came to
standstiII under the food of long STOCK
which came out when they were bid up,
and the further fact that Chicago re-
newed Its demand upon New York for
currency. causing shipment OF SOB F51
through the sub-TreasurE: were, without
effect in checking the buliish tendency OF
the market. The bears laid mere stress
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-17
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE cotton mar
ket opened quiet with prices unchanged
TO 5 points higher, this being natural
response to frlnness in the liverpool mar
ket and to supporting orders from abroad
Following the call the tendency was up
ward on buying led by the shorts. who
seemed to fear possible ''squeezes' In
july and August. The crop and weather
reports were very favorable as RUE.
and there were few Investment orders In
evidence Later in the morning Liver
pool lost portion Of the early advance
and selling for profits by insiders became
something of feature. Demand from
shorts petered out and prices slowly
slipped back ward, reaching a level
slightly below yesterdays close soon
after the noon hour.
For the greater portion Of the balance
Of the day the market was dull and mar
row with sentiment mixed. The Govern
.nent reports gave good rains In the cen-
cral and portions Of the western belt, and
The forecast was for showers and thun-
lerstorms tonight and Tomorrow over
The eastern and central sections. The
market closed dull and steady. with
arices net unchanged to points higher.
having rallied near the close on demand
from local shorts and absence of offer
ngs to speak of. Total sales 10000 bales.
estimated.
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COFFEE MARKET.

NEW YORK, july l6-COFFEE-The
market for .eoHee futures opened Irreg u
.ar, unchanged 10 8 points 5N.s ner. due to
covering aud TAR -lnNsS tnleAtf demand.
tollomlng lie initial can Prlces In some
instances worked sui. mig ner5 on continued
ouying for a rally, noon bids rejecting
prices to a net advance OF ~
FONTS. near months being relatively the
strongest. Early in the afternoon heavy
realizing set in. under which prices broke
sharply, some lUM20 points from the high
point of ten day. the market closed easy,
net loul5 points lower. Shorts put out
heavy lines on the declines; importers
were sellers all day. Trading amounted
10 $1,000 bags, including July 5.uJM51o;
August, 5.uo Qi5.10; September, 5.Q54o.1O;
October, 5.l5; December, DO; March, 5.25G
o.S5; May, 5.30oyo.4 Spot Rio, easy and
nominal; No. Z invoice. oAc.: mild. steady;
cordoVa S4l11sc.
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80 - 7..y.7s--slE--z
BANKRUPT NoTICLA

UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. ss.i5
In the Matter OF
Virginia Electrical Railway and Develop
msut Company OF ais.
versus
Charles H. Hudspeth. 5sE5i
In Involuntary Bankruptcy.
IT appearing to the court that the AZ
legged bankrupt. Charles II. Hudsposh. -
not an tnhahItant OF. and cannot be found
within this judicial district and hAs not
voluntarily entered hIs appearances here
IN and that personal service upon him q
tt Il hereby Srder that the said char.o
III. Hudspeth appear and plead. answer
or demurrer 10 the petition died by eha;
Virgins Electrical Railway and psvslop-
ment Company and others against HIM
by MONDAY, the 9th day Of August, IN
and 81 default thereof the court will pre-
coed to the hearing and adjudication e.
Il Is further ordered that this ordse u,
apublae1-@. n .-re1 Times. q nsyspap
FoS 1Asral circulation. for TT consecutive;
~-eks.
Seal
- o. 8 Judge
Joseph r. Brady. Deputy Clerk
Richmond Va. June 3. 199os
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-17
A LIT[L BOON
THEM |. | (: X
Several o sheT Stocks Are Moved
Up Higher,
c. & 0. JUN IS FOUR Q. . POINTS i n, IS
It's Said That e,Ruying was by John
W. Gates-R umors About an
Increase Of DIVE
dend.
.SeyeraIO sheT Stocks Are Moved.
c. & 0. JUMPS FOUR POINTS

fs ~ = -
The stock market @is growing more and
more interesting, and there are signs of
a big bull market in midsummer. For
several days past stocks here. and there
nave been taken up and advanced. notably
the Changers 1t was thought by some
that stocks like St. Paul and Rock Island.
New York Central and aPeppsyivanla iiau
been pushed up by manipuIators for the
purpose OF unloading their stocks which
they neid. There was much prollt-takins
on Tuesday, but yesterday the market
broadened out CONSIDERABLY and became
very strong Throughout the list. ST. Pau1.
and other stocks which had been put up
OF late were still very strong. but there
we're notable gains in several other
stocks.
Chesapeake and Ohio led in the upward
movement yesterday. 1t started at a9lla
and continued to go UP until it reached
Chicago and Alton was another favorite
and went up several points, and the Col
orado and Southern issues were all
strong, the common selling above 81, sec
9na G ne sT1
strong in sympathy with Chesap eake and
Ohio, but the gain was small
There was no news on this market 10
account for the sudden dump In Chesa-
"
early morning gossip that's tip was ont
to buy Chesapeake and Ohio for 6o. but
little attention was paid to it. That the
rise should come just now, when the
mines along the Chesapeake and Ohio
Road have strike on their hands and
when the earnings of the road have fal-
len off materially, is one of the mysteries
of Wall Street. There was some gossip
about an increase of dividend, but this
Is hardly to be credited. The rurnor is
that the stock was bought yesterday by
John W. Gates the man who recently
put Louisville and Nashville UP.
THE INDUSTR1ALS.
Steel stocks were also strong IN yester-
days trading, the common selling ABOVE
40 and the preferred above 81 Locomo olive
issues were also stronger, but Chemical
was weaker, common selling below 70. The
whole market closed strong, IN many
cases at the best prices OF the day.
A WALL STREET VIEW.
Sweet & Co. say: "Alton shares We're
again aggressively bought. the common
stock gaining about 4 points and the pre-
ferred over ~ points. Coincident with
this continued strength was the advance
In Chicago Terminal transfer stocks. AS
the session advanced the strength steadily
increased, and traders turning from the
bear side of the market caused a stam-
pede in shorts, and in some eases sharn
Gains were recorded, This was noticeable
in Colorado Fuel. which the professional
element bought aegressively. marking the
stock up four points, and in symra tiny
Tennessee Coal also advanced smartly..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-17
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMoRE, MD, July s16---FLoUR-
Unchanged. Wheat-Steady; spot ITO
.771Sc.; Southern by sample. 7oA@77Ac;.
Corn-No business: oaa1tS.Quiet an; ana
NJ . sic Butter-Firm and unchanged
Eggs Egg.s5ouoted at 179zs@1sc. Cheese-steady#
and unchanged Sugar-F,irm aid un-
changed.
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CARRIED a FULL LINE
Bishop DudIey's Story Of His Meeting
With Sociabie Drummer.


The Ri. Rev Thomas Underwood Dud-
lev OF kentucky. one Of the eminent
bishops in the Episcopal Church. enjoys
. GOOD story as well as If he did not
wear the cloth. He tells this one on
himself.
A number OF years ago he was going by
train to one OF the smaller towns OF his
diocese to hold services. He was enjoy
ing q cigar In the smoker. and upon tho
seat facing him was a very large valfse.
containing his clerical vestments- a
dr,mmer sitting back of him noticed his
iarnty travelling cap. Leased forward and
Inquired:
TRAVELLING man. eh e.
YES, answered the bishop.
.what house dye represent
s ..The biggest house in the world.
.shillito?'' (the largest house in Gins
ci,,ratn asked the drummer.
Trigger than that
..Marshall Field 2
.sFigger than that.
"a. r. Stewarts?''
8S..Figger yet.
wen, what house IS 1t? Those are the
best I know. -
II represent. SIR said the bishop. I'M
pressfvely. .".the House Of God.
The salesman gave a gasp. then elanc-
Ing at the mammoth valise, exclaimed:
well, all I've got to say IS. you carry
a pretty full line Of samples. New York
Tribune.
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ufon their. belief that ii ey q stected the
soperaf!o ems OF Morgan and STANDARD Oil
sesaa aae afg synE
forward 5of new stocks into the upward
movement was taken advantage of on
stoe M ahE M ysass ps9ask
ers, and speeially amongst the Changers.
but no serious fnroads were made on the
PRICES of these stocks. Stocks Of the sec-
5ond grade lower In price and with no
the market. 49,
The heavy absorption Of Chicago and
Alton streugt hened other 5iow-priced rail-
road stocks lin the West and Southwest,
while the aggressive rise in Chesapeake
srytng roads both IN the anthra cite and
sbtturninous group. The belief that to-
n1orrows miners convention at INCA na-
rolls wilk decide agaist general strike
and thus lead UP to an early settlement
of the anthracite strike was the preaemi-
mating influence in this group Much
was made also of a current rumor thati
the control of Reading had passed to the
PENNSYLVANIA. thus further centra1,7'nre
that corporations control of the coal trait
flc. There wore other POINTS of strength
from Individual causes ANA lramated
Conner was bought in the belief tnet ne
Ternessee Coal rejected a favorable re-
-o-t of ga rrir,es The settlement OF the
e-,ei~s3t rara'e-s' strike n C''ica~o was
= favorah.A influence, esrec'a w unon the
chicago Terminal transfer stocks.
The market closed somewhat IRREGULAR,
viii, prefit-taking continuing but there
vas pots bile renewal of the buying power
81, the strong stocks.
T',e~a was a large business in bonds.
,,,s ceFe-;nge were absorbed without. hurt
So r-.cae ro.ol enies nay val1le go f11 :
ooo United States bonds were unchanged
On the last coll.
we're $4,000 shares.
MONEY AND observation-disclosures on
ca1l closed steady at 2issash per cent;
c,osed offered at 3 per cent: prime naer-
>. 5tiIeF paper. 1905 per cent. Sterling ex-
firm With actual business IN n, bank
:. e5ss for sixtv DAYS: posted rates. s4.sSgt
4ssss and s4.ss,k@4 50: commercial bills.
s4.Sz4Tts5&. Bar silver. 50: Mexican doi-
lars. 417k Government bonds. steady;
state bonds, inactive; railroad bonds
steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-17

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, July dashboard
Air Line common, 1a@265ss; do. preferred,
4611s asked. Seaboard as, S52@S5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-17

WANTED. MEN WELL ACQUAINTED
with merchants to work sood adser-
Using proposition on COMMISSION. ~
sno,1fd carr. s1,v. per mouth. J. L VAR
~ lNG,S hing ton, D. G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. july Is. $50

PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY Is. 1907
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. Old Domin-
ion line.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers. Old Domin-
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk.
and James River landings, merchandise
and passenger. Virginia Navigation Go.
Steamer Dale, Smith. Norfolk. light
Schooner Flora and Agnes. Twigs, James
schooner, Nettie Williams. James River.
light.
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z.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. ON FARM
Ing property. STORE AND HOTEL
STAND combined. in best farming sec
ton of Lance county, Pa Building OF
Brick 60SsO feet; all conveniences: TWEEN
ty-two rooms. Hotel clears over 81 400
yearly. and store business amounts to
s25. 900 to $4,000 yearly. Property in
thriving town, one square from railroad
and station. Bad health reason for
selling Address PLUM'S HOTEL.
Stevens, Pa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-17

WANTED COACH CARPENTERS;
painters. car Frepairers, maenintsts and
biacksmiths for out-of-town railroad;
transportation furnished; steady work
and good wages for reliable and com
petent men. Enquire q S.SLEoSAa.RL,..
RooIn1 Ruegers Hotel. Ninth ana 6anA
Streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-17

PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK, Va, July 16.-:PEANUTS-
Quiet. Virginians-Active at 3Ac. for best
stock Fancy sdS,1sc.; strictly prime, 3oc.:
PETERsBURG. va. July 16.-PEA-
sNUTS-Market quiet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-17

WANTED, SITUATION AS TIMBER
buy er or lumber inspector. Address =.
E. BLEDSOE. Hy1as, Y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-17
DISSOLUTION.

Richmond. Va, July :. 1902.
The partnership heretofore conducted
MILLS & co, at No. rs North Ninth
Street, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
nershini will please present their accounts
At once for payment, and those indebted
TO the firm will please make prompt set
Element Either partner may sign IN ndul-
oaeto'A- MORGAN r: MILLS,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-17

WANTED-To SELL LOT OF OLD Pa
per for cash. E. G. WEYMOUTH.
Twenty-flfth and Cary Streets. Rich
mond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-17

NEW ORLEANS, La, July 16.-COT-
TON-1n the spot cotton market quota
lions were unchanged, Futures were dull
With trading confined principally to room
work. The market went" 3@5 points above
Yesterdays level, and under the influence
Of early buying orders moved up 3G5
down to a. period of inertia. during which
prices fluctuated a point, or two with just
a bare downward tendency, leaving them
at the close net 2@4 points above yester-
davis closing figures 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-17

Cotton, quiet; middling, 9 516c.; gross re-
ceipts LISP bales: sales. 1850 bales; stock
l44,S0O bales; export to the Continent, ZIG
bales; to Francs 243 bales
Total to-day-Net receipts, 1857 bales;
export to France, 2,074 bales; to the Con-
iinent, 2,416 bales; stock, 265ss2 bales.
Consolidated-Net receipts 1896 bales:
export to Great Britain 6,1s6 bales; to
France, 2,074 bales; to the Continent, IL
J53 bales.
Total since September lst-Net receipts.
l,503.275 bales; export to Great Britain. o.
ss1575 bales; to France, 2S.S7O bales; to
the Continent, 2,T1,2e6 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-17

One Cent a ord.
HELP WANTED MALE.

WANTED. FOR THE U. S.ARMY:sAble..
sbodied. unmarried men. between ages oI
n and S., citizens of United states, OF
good character. and temperate ha pits, WI w 9 9
can speak. read and write English. For
zinformation apply to RECRUITlNG Of
F1CER, no East Broad. Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-17

Cash quotatlOns were as @lollU"s: lUu t
weak, 5uiOc lower. No. 2 spring wheat
IJop76iSc.; No. 3, 7311ssQ Ibc.;; No. = red. Isy
.sssc. No. 3 corn 6oW6oAc;;; NO; 2 yellow,
5otsSsAc. No. 2 oats. 4sAM4sc,; No. 3 Wnite
11@5sc. No. 2 rye. ol46l4ac: Fair to choice
sI.37: No. i northw estern. s1.43; prime Tim
othv Seed, s5.75. Mess pork, per barrel.
slS.356is.50; lard, per 100 pounds, sn:l5;
short ribs sides QooseD s1o s7a eG ary
Clear sides (boxed), sl1.S7hGlL50. WINS
Rev Kew basis Of high wines, $50 Glover,
,nontract grade, sS.25. Butter steady.
ereamery. l714@Zcco; nd dairy l7QlsG &c
frash 1sc Receipts-Wheat, Isl. 900 BUSH
ais: corn. 5ss, 100 bushels; oats, ZOE, Ooo
bushels; hogs, % ,0G0 head.
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MORGAN r. MILLS.
r. GRAHAM DAVIDSON.

MR. MORGAN R. MILLS will continus
business at the same location. No. q
North Ninth Street. under the same firm
name.
,,p GRAHAM DAVIDSON will be
s.annscted with the RICHMOND PLUME
NC & MANTEL COMPANY at No. 20
North Ninth Street.
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NAVAL STORES.


WILMINGTON, N. c., July 16-SPIR-
ITS 5TURPENTINE-Firm at 44Ac.; re-
ceipts, al casks. Realistically at s1.1Vqi
lis; receipts, 1893 barrels: Crude turpen-
stine-Firm at Sl.40 and $500; receipts, aS
barrels.
SAVANNAH, "A. July 16,-TURPEN-
TINE-Quiet at 441zc.. receipts. ]. 7OS casks;
Rosin-F!rm; receipts. 1879 barrels; sales,
4, 796 bars; exports, 6,9S1s barrels. Quote:
a, B. c. sl.10: D, s1.15; E, t1.20: F, M25;
G, 81. so; N. $40; i. SOS; K. $2.25; NJ, 1906:
NJ $40; w G. $3.40@3.45: W W, s3.o5@3. 60
CHARLESTON. S. c.. July 16.-TuR-
-PENTlNE AND Observation-Disclosures.
NEW ORLEANS. La, July 16-ROs-
IN-Receipts, 317 barrels. Turpentine-l0.
casks. Exports to Hamburg. rosin. 2,Cod
barrels.