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IoI,isiana Marshal called On.

Beaumont. Texas, April II. Tho Post ro,
Gently published from here fun account
Of roculiap~admiralty suit in which the
Standard G.. compRnv's steamer Atlha anu
hargo 81 had brought action for libel
against the barge Tabor and the Onltea
serve the papers and found the barge lowed
across to tho opposite side The marshal
mad no authority in Louisiana, so he was
helnless The suit was today transferred
Tar The nurpose Of placing II IN Louisiana 8
Jurisdiction and the marshal from thai
state viii now take a hand In IL.
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National Bank Tor Troupe.

lNpeciHl 10 Inc fNsl-l
Washington, u. e. April H. The First
National bank Of Troupe Texas. has been
authorized 10 commence business with SOS.
600 capital. p. = Jaris is president aud NJ
NJ, Jnyner cashier
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Winners at Oakland.

San Francisco, April t7.-Seven furlongs
selling Halmetta, Sir Claus. Dawson. Time
100.
SIX furlongs, selling Masspna, quiz H..
Ben Magl Time i;1lA,
Pour furongS purse Alzona Lizzie
Rice, GHyiota. Time :f7T
Six turlonss, selling prestano Lass Of
Langdon, The uoodoo. Time l:tJ
Nile and fnrlong handicap Eonic Rio
shannon, Frangihle Time .53st
Mile, selling Limelght Tlzona Diomed.
Time Az
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,.,r,oxAb LEAGUE.

}, ys.. April 1.-THE game ISe.l between tween
! - nd Boston was pit ,c,. ua WV
'In =, = splsh, in which Donovan out
: s,n lo ~ uinlebraud showed up very
"a batter n Il E
i oot oOo 600 l 3 o
Id "A .,...''''' 900 iO1 0O'-
y sTu 3 tX,iit'tredge Donovan and Far,
b r.,s. April -Matthhewson shut
u o . and his dcldins ana pitch
r'l4I M features Of the game. Huls-
4 ~ phnadelphla short stop, was par
" ,rsr and the work Of Douglas,
N ~ .,rered hrst base for Philadelphia
D ,so good. r II F.
Y sI,.,s, 100 600 600 . a :
n saell'a coo 502 OD'- ~
III ,s S Felix and JacIitsch; Matthew
and Yeager
,d Aprll 1.-THE Clncinnatis lost
i, . ...rs game here mainly through their
|, .I,s 10 land on Taylor. Chicago hit
-..,,d rather lively. Attendance 49,
~. 100 600 900 / : ! )
lnsu .O1O 700 201-- If J
n ,n.i.d I'd and Bergen; Taylor and
1.rI, April II. -Pittshurg won from
roni.b M score Of TO o. The visitors
!, ANA ia the sixth on Leach's single,
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Read The Fe-ty oaey 10 those who couat
the dots accurately.
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|SllLL SEASON OPENS.
a, Giants in The National
y Sport Is Now On
,,,IF,s PERFORM BRILLIANTLY

NV York, Chicago and Pitts
|itf, " Games in Which Splendid
wy nd Pitching Was Done
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Oct. 6.--The cotton market
opened easy With prices down lG3 points
under better weather reports from the
belt and renorts of weakness in the stock
market. Following the call the tendency
was steadily downward all day. the nnal
prices being about bottom OF the session.
Commission houses sold freely under stop
orders. and Wall Street bulls failed at all
times to offer support At first the room
contingent was slow to believe In a SER
Gus decline, feeling sure the bull contin-
gent would step i'll and bid the whole list
rapidly upward. But as the forenoon
wore along and no signs of building came
came TO the front the trade put out extern
sive short lines. The private crop reports,
while still somewhat hUiiish. We're less SO
than in some time past. and the recent
Very small crop estimates were less popu-
lar. Receipts for the day were moderate
and the expert clcarances fair. but the
official estimates for tomorrow S receipts
pointed to an early. resumption of an un-
restricted movement. The late bad
slump in the stotlz market aggravated
the weakness in cotton. The January and
March breach was narrowed to 10 points
with p points but a short time ago. The
market closed barely steady and net lao
% points lower. Total sales We're esti-
mated at 250.Ga0 bales the great bulk OF
which WAS done in the winter months
Liverpool all things considered. was bet
ter than expected, but failed TO in any
way check the downward movement here.
The South sold here at the close.
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weelsly statistics fne weather west and.
easier cables, the market rallied with
corn. only to drop on IN the ia 81 hour
through unloading opera tions,s small clear
ances n.dexport trade and a setback in
corn and close easy at &c. net decline.
May closed 743sc.; December closed IKE
Corn-Spot firm: N o. 2. 7Oc An opening
decline, due to fine weather through the
for boil, accounts was followed BY an
excited recovery on crop damage news.
This in turn gave way to a second reac-
ton under proft-takinG, and the close
January closed at 5ollc. SIay, 47ssc.; &c
tober, 6EiiSSc.; November, Size; December,
oats-spot market steady; No. 2 oats.
rallied with corn, but under final liquida-
ton closed unsettled. October closed at
3Slsc.: December. 81
f Rss pIeHed s sni pca aea
shoulders, s11ks9ac. picked hams m Z nc.
fined, firm continent, ST: South America,
S1l.5o; compound. s7.5OaG55. Porll-Firm
TalloW9steads-. Rosin-steady. Tur-
pentine-Firm at 521@953c. Rice-steady
to firm.
Ceffee-The future market opened barely
steady with prices 10 points lower. fol-
lowing the weakness in the French, mar
ket and under light general iiquldaIlon
and bear selling. The market was a quiet
one all day. liberal offerings overbal-
ancing the few buying orders which made az
their appearance from time to time. The
market was finally quiet with prices net
| 10d10 points lower. Sales We're 2, 2oo bags
Spot Rio. barely steady; No: invoice
| 5ssc.;; mild. firm; Cordova, 2d1sc.
| Sugar-Raw, firm: fair refining, &C.; cen
trifugal 90 test, 9-l6c; refined. ilr s9;ro
/ Butter-Firm: extra creamery zt9c:
State dairy, 17d2114c. 4Cheese..New state
| full cream, small colored fancy, l2c.i
small white. 1sc. Egss-Weak; average
best, 21G23c.
Potatoes-Firm: Jerseys, s150a1.62; New
York, per $50. s1.5011.75; Long Island
4 sl62G1.$7, south Jerseys, s2G25o
/ Peanuts-Steady; fancy handpicked. -
| G5lAc.;; other domestic. 31sGoac. CAP:
/ bages-Steady; Long Island perzlo sz@
| $50 Cotton-I3y steamer to Liverpool. loo
/ CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. 6:-Clear skies
4 with prospect of q favorable weather con
1 ditions. was the main cause for lower
/ prices in grain today December Whea
4 closed &c lower; December corn &c
| down. ard oats a shade lower. Provls
4 ions were strong throughout the day
January pork closing zoe: higher; lart
i 15dl7hsc. higher. and ribs 10c. higher:
! The leading futures ranged as fol]oWs
/ Open. High. Low. Clos
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Oct. 6.-sPIRITs
TURPENTINE-Firm at 49l4c. bid; re-
ceipts, q casks Rosin-Steady at s1.15a
1.2o; receipts, "a barrels: Crude. turepn-
tine-Firm at SLIGO and 3. go; receipts, 5'c.
SAVANNAH. GA, Oct. 6.-TURPEN-
.TINIlFirrn at 491sc. bid; receipts, 80
ca Skis sales, 125 casks; exports, ,29ls casks.
Rosm-Firm; receipts, 247 barrels; ex-
ports, 1896 barrels.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
nRy GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct 6.-The week opens
with fair demand for staple and fancy
cotton goods for immediate delivery, and
with bids for forward deliveries of staple
generally turned down. as manufacturers
Seem to be afraid Of the cotton and coal
situations The tone Of the market is hrm
sthrouEhOut, s4
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!
0il,like bread, is a necessity Of life.
2ltisused in the palace and the howell.
Its used for heating and for lighting.
Ills the basis Of many Of our most val.
liable medicines.

Then:
IF this be SO. there can never be over
production of oil. And whoever becomes q
prod ucer by buying the stock of an OIL
company, which has good paying wells.
is certain of steady, large and SAFE
income.
lucky offers just such an investment.
having every factor that makes success
certainty An abundance Of 5sTfl{ofs
wells already sunk of great prod
and Others being bored safe ana ana
the Standard OIL Company Fastening to
our door With its pipe line and their tanks
to be ready by October 18th instant
The increase in the value Of our leases
makes them worth the par value of our
stock. With the completion of each well
our stock will be raised 10 cts. sn as
will be finished in ten days.
Our stock IS s1.0o par, selling now "a. a!
40 cts. The dividends In six months VIII
equal IFS present value
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steady No. 2 spring wheat, 14l2c:; No.
3. 67@esc.; No. 2 red, 6s,saSsisc. No 2
corn, 631.c.: No. 9 yellow. 6lAc NO z
4S1sc. Fair TO choice mailing barley. SIG
Sc. No faxseed, s1.26. No, l north
western, SLY. Mess pork, per barrel,
s16s9diGeo; short ribs sides Qoose2, $ld..oog
i140; dry salted shoulders (boxed), Ss.2og
$50; short clear sides (boxed), $ll.5oD
IL 67ls. Whiskey, basis Of high vines.
81 % Glover, contract grade, $40. Butter
was firm: creameries, 1642Ac; dair1es.
15Galc. Eggs steady; loss off cases re-
turned, 2Oa2OIsc. Cheese steady at lolsG5
111ac. Receipts-Wheat, 15S70O bushels.
corn, l57.4e0 bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels,
hogs Is, coo head.
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BALTIMORE, ND. Oct. 6.-FLoUR-
Dull: winter extra, s2.s0G3; winter clear,
s3.l5d3 25 Wheat-Dull; spot and Octo-
Der. 7l2sanc.; southern by sample, Gta72c;
Corn-Inactivc and hrmer; new or old
November 5Sc.; year. 4a4 @491sc.; south
2 white. 35c. bid Rve-Steady;; No. 2. 54c.
Butter-Fii1r and unchanged. Eggs-Eirm
and unchanged. Cheese and sugar-Flrm
and Ilnchanged
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STOCK Market X [:
WAS REACTlONARY
Bears Aggressive All Day, but
Easily frightened TO Cover.
HALTslN DOWNWARD COURSE Use
Rallies in. Some Stocks Reached One
and Two Points-Rumor Busy Al!
Day About Coal Strike Develop
ments-Heavy Declines.
fRy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. Oct. .6.-To-day's reaction
ary stock market was TYPICAL OF We'll
ordered liouidation- The bears We're alert
and aggressive all day to take away tns
market from the long interests, bat they
showed their fear of overruuning the
market by the frequency with which they
bought to cover their short CONTRACTS.
This operation caused number Of checks
to the downward course of prices and OF
rallies reaching from la2 points IN a to"
stocks. Reading was twice lifted apope
last weeks level by these raalles. 5. a ~,
Earding the next developments in the coai
strike situation. The continued ma niies-
tation OF interest in the subject pS res
fAent Roosevelt gave rise 10 the expectd-
ton of new steps to be taken by. MN.
There We're many inconsistent reports as
to the intentions of Governor STONE, q
Pennsylvania, concerning the use OF lite
military. The anthracite group was III
clined to resist the reactionary tenuehcy
on this account. st. Paul also MADE
visible resistance to the decllae ana s
shared IN the occasional rallies. Ahe ae
termination Of stockholders to issue new.
etock to the extent of S2o.0)ovro. ma the
subscription thus implied helped the
stock 1t Will be seen that neither OF
these stocks entirely escaped the prevail
ing pressure to sell, which carried the
general list down from to over points,
with large sprinkling OF 4 point losses.
The Southwestern cotton and corn car
riers were notable sufferers. doubtless on
account Of unfarorable crop reports.
There were some heavy declines In the
inactive list, Wsls-FaIgo and United
States Express dropping Is points, New
York Air Brake. 10; Northwestern nearly
g; Iackawanna. 7ia, and Brooklyn Union
Gas and Rock Island each. Some Of
the losses were curtailed by the rally
which was in progress at the close of the
market, due to the covering by shorts.
To-days money market reflected clear
IL enough the policy of the banks In re-
calling loans from the stock market, as
was foreshadowed by the action Of the
Clearing House committee on Saturday
in abstaIning from auailng themselves
OF the profered release of the reserves
against Government deposits The money
rate ran Up to u per cent. at midday and
again to that level before the close. There
was strict discrimination also in accept
ing collateral for loans. This policy by
the banks is a peremptory announcement
of necessity for stock Spectators TO take
In sail.
Bonds were weak. bit in less degree
than stocks. Total sales, par value, So
p95. Ooo United States IS, coupon, adj
Yanced " per cent on the last call. Seer
Hing continued to advance to-day in snite
of the renewed stringency OF money here
and easier money abroad. showing the
hope!essness Of immediate relief by gold
The total sales of stocks for the day
were $40, 800 shares.
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pAITIMoHE sTOCK. MARKET

BALTIMORE. MD. Oct dashboard
Air Line common, 2S74 629; do. preferred.
asa asked Seaboard As, S5aSoS4
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rorToNsEED OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct 6.-Cottonseed Oil wa S
a, Shade easier and more active on the
advance in lard products. Prime crude,
ssIs9c. spot; off summer yellow, 3sc- !,
prime white, 44c.; prime winter yellow,
He: prime meal, S27@S nominal
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Scott & SfringfelloW
Members Of.

Lotus. It Is an open SECRET that bota
Mr.. Daniel Frohman. who - Miss nlino
tons manager. and Mr. Sothern are do,
lighted with Miss Illingtonfs success d
the part. The company will play In To-
ronto this week.
The Giffen Company viii be at The
Academy In Norfolk next Thursday, and
Will be seen in this city oetobr I'D Very
1t the selection OF 44.ssUndes Two FLAGS
for the opening bill here Tbs Christian.
win be- played IN all the other theatres
on the circuit.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Oct 6-FLOuR-Firm and
fairly active, except near the close when
a break in wheat checked buyers. Rye
Flour--pull. Buckwheat-Firm al $2.6e0.
2.75. Cornmeal-Steady. Rye-Steady.
Barley-Quiet. = =
Wheat-Spot market dull: No. 2 red,
T4l.sc. It was an irregular day in wheat.
Opening lower in response to bearishs
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE-Mo on
call closer firm at 6szl2 per cent: closing
bid and asked. 500 per cent; prime mer-
camille paper 6 per cent. Sterling eN-
change firm with actual business in bank
ers' bills at s4.s6.5D for. demand and at
f4sa 2oQ4 IS 375 for sixty DAYS. bills. posted
rates, s4s4 and s4S'94.S.Is col1lmercial
bills. 81 soS.M4. S3a.. Bar silver, s07s: Mex
ican dollars 40A Government bonds
firm: State bonds inactive, railroad bonds
xrea
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atinz most parfect counterfeit OF a
binding snow STERN. Janice Meredith
Kill be presented il. this city at the
Aca DENY Of Music next Wednesday. mat
lnee and evening
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PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA, oct. 6.-PEANUTS-
0,,iet Virginians-Active at sac. for best
stock. Fancy. Scys1sc.; strictly prime. soc..
p '1PFF;TERsBURG, VA, Oct. 6.-PEA-
SU,IS-Alarket$ quiet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-07

Miss Percy Hasweil. who appears as
the Princess Angela in "a Royal Fam
iiy'. at the Academy on Thursday, mat
iaee and night, has had stage eXpe-
Renee which dates back to her early In
fancy. and has earned her rank as an
inlpOrrant stellar attraction she comes
equipped as few other actresses Tor TINS
eminent position. as she has youth. beau
t. and has had severe stage training.
The role OF the Princess Angela affords
great opportunities for Miss Haswell, in
which her beauty and art are seen TO uI1-
usual advantage. The play comes here
from a two years run at the Lyceum
Theatre. New York. It is charming
story OF love and adventure, the scenes
icing In an idyilic. Zenda-like Kingdom.
and the personases mainly royalty ana
their royal court retnue
Miss Haswells company lncludes sueh
well known names as Boyd Putnam,
nIaude Granger, Nancy Padget, Harry
Burkhardt, Jeanette Northern. Frank
2 oberts. Robert C. Turner, William Fit,
william Crosby and others.
Adelaide Thurston. who VIII be seen
here Saturday, matinee ana nlens.s ..-sus
hnr nth. IN ..At Cosy Corners. IN an
;,,+arv;ew that was extensively published
throughout the country, expressed tue
on,nion that young women who beiieved
tp had a talent for the stage should
t t..Ss encouraged con the same as aspirants
ns e1lIuu1 1ocs lions. Since then Miss
Thurstnn has had cause TO resret her
sane,,ina advice. From far and near let
t ..rss' have poured in from staSe-strnck
S =. s1,s who have rushed to her for
comfort CONT and further encouIagement-o one
of the chief cares Of Miss Thurston's man
o -, 49, is@to ward off these stase-lorn
Youngsters. who insist On calling to 40 90
have espoused their cause.
Manager Leath has returned from a vis-
Il to Charlotte where he attended the
nnenine OF his new house. The theatre.
,,,e says. is one Of the prettieat he has
ever eve seen, and by all odds one of the
finest on his circuit.
criticism, OF e. 81. sothern's production
Of .IfSI We're King have come to hand
from Buffalo. SyracusS. Utica and Ro-
chester. They al devote considerable
space to the 5celehra ton of Miss sMAEIaret
1llinKton,s triumph In tho part Of skAth-
arire, formerly played by Mis- Cecilia
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r.
The river, under these conditions, rose
rapidly, and yesterday morning it reached
a height Of twenty-five feet at Columbia.
Ky o'clock yesterday afternoon it was
nearing twelve feet here and the wharveS
were under water.
Fulton was partially flooded. Street car
travel in the extreme East End was
forced to suspend. Thence onward the
rise was slow, until the water accom-
plished its greatest height-somewhere
near fifteen feet-well after nightfall. For.
a while it stood at this point, and then
began gradually to sink lower again. BY
this evening it will probably have gotten
within it's bounds again, and by tonight
a normal height will be reached
Early yesterday morning the little ten
TN tugboat "Maude.' owned by the w.
r. Bradley Company. contractors. was
sunk in the basin at the Trigg Shipyards.
She was lying IN The river just below
the lower gates in water ten feet high
er than the level OF the basin. when the
food pressure burst the gates and tunl-
bled 1nadly into the BASIN The "Maude'
was sucked in like g CHIP, and was
relied to the other end of the basin,
where she sank in twenty feet of water
and lies there out Of sight. No one
was on board. She was in inspection
trim and valued at $1,000. She will be
raised when the river goes down
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r1Nc1NNArI. O.. Oct. s.-HoGs-Ac-
tive and higher at $500 10 Cattle-Ac-
tive and higher at s2@eeo sheep-St to-
~ 50 T5M5. IS.
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cHlCAGo. ILL, Oct. 6.-CAITLE-Re-
CENTS. 5000 head, including 1000 west
n nrin,e steers, ST 256S.5o; poor to me-
dfur1. S. 7755d16 20; stoclssrs and feeders.
ss25a..57; cows, sl.251i.5o:5 heifers. $3.50
$50: Gamers. s1.22sGz4o; bulls. SO: calves,
s,ears 81 J}n5.75. Hogs-Receipts to-day.
1904 head; tomorrow, 1900 head; left
w. l5eJ9 4 oSo head: opened 5a1Oc higher on
good. others only steady. Mixed and
hItcbers5 s7.o5d7.a0; good to choice heavy.
- a5G77 a2il rough heavy, S6.soG57.40 light,
s7as7.7o; bulk of sales, s7.S097.55: Sheep
Pacei,ts, 10000 head; sheep and lambs,
choice strong; good to choice y w ssGs rs
s,.ostarn' s. 5o13.75: native lambs. $500
40: western lambs. s3.7aG5.15.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Oct. e.-BEEVEs-:Re-
ceipts. 3TS4 head; steers. 1o9l5c. higher,
closing easier; common and medium bulls
and cows steady to shade higher. Steers.
bulls. 81 50; cows. S1.5GGI3.75: extra fat. 81.
cables steady Calves-Receipts, 2,94 head.
VeaIs firm to 25c. higher; grassers steady.
Veals. s5ds.7a: little calves, s.: grasse el
larnbs-Receipts ,662 head. Sheep steady
to l5c. higher; lambs 1olg15c. higher; 15@
sc. higher than last Friday Sheep. $3.50
SIS: choice and EXPORT grades aa4;S9;
culis. s.: lambs. $500; tops, S625, culls.
e 5?d4. "a: Canadian lambs, S5f916. Hogs
Receipts, 8, lo2 head; market higher; State
and PENNSYLVANIA, Si.c0G730: few choice
light, $3.50; westerns nominal
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IJRERTY. PA, Oct 6.-CAT-
Ia. 80 ss75fT:5. Hoss-High prime
heavies, MEDIUMS rs sass sar!srs
= 5,G.7 a: pigs, s6.7597: roughs: s6@7.4O.
Sheer II best wethers. s3.75@4lo;
e,-,Is and common. sl.50G2: choice lambs.
& 5nSf5 -: veal calves. $S1s.25.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. OCT. s. 1902.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion
line. n,..,-,
Pa merchandise and passengers, Clyde
line.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk.
Snnd lanes River landings, merchandise
and passengers. Virginia Navigation Co
Steamer Brandon Rhodes, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion
line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, OCT. 6, 1902.
ARRIVED.
Barge White Band, Norfolk
SAILED.
Steamer Wyandotte, London.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, OCT. 6.
ARRIVED.
Barge TraYers, Laiman, to load lumber.
Barge John II. McNarry. McNarry, to
load railroad ties.
Barge E. R. Saunders, Fairbrothers.
loaded railroad ties, Philadelphia, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph A. Smither an
nounce that the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss Fannie Ellen Douglas Smither.
to Mr.. Walter Chapman Crenshaw, will
occur on Tuesday, October 21st. at their
home. at Brookland Park. Mr.. Crenshaw
lis popular young business man and
his bride-elect is an exceedingly pretty
and clever girl.
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EAST BUFFALO. n. y, Oct Sat Sat
TIER ceipts, 400 head; active; loeazoc;
higher on all grades except pulls. ana
sTe1t7. ~. Veals-R eceipts, 760 head, steady:
TOPS. ss.aGs.75. Hogs-Receipts, ! l .0
head: active. 5G10c higher. Heavy: zoo
u.s. mixed 1907 60; workers. 81 ssag a.a
sctive sheep steady; lambs firm. Top
lambs, s5.s9a5s75. sheep, top mixed. $50
al 35s
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Nancy Loaned SaIaried PeoD|e

retail merchants, teamste7s, boarding
houses without security. Largest business
in AZ principal cities. TOLMAN. Room
10, ITO Main Street.