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The Washington times., 1903-06-15

News Notes.

G. L. Nicolson, general manager of
the Canal Towage Company. has return
ed from IN inspection trip up the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Canal. Fortunately,
the recent heavy rains and high water
did not cause any damage TO the wa
terway
The Washington times., 1903-06-15
WILL OF CAROLINE HENSHAw.

The will OF Caroline D. Henshaw.
dated November &c. 1890. was fled today
for probate She divides her estate N
equal portions among her children.
The Washington times., 1903-06-15
Resumption of St. Louis Train Service

Pennsylvania Railroad announces that train
service 10 St Louis, temporarily suspended on
account Of high water and foods, has been
fully resumed.
The Washington times., 1903-06-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Norfolk and Washington steamer for Norfolk
and Fort Monroe, $3.50 p. N.
The Washington times., 1903-06-15
Don't Keep Your Valuable Papers

And Jewels in trunks and bureau drawers
they're safer in a safe deposit box. s. a year.
Union Trust < Storage Co., 1914 F.
The Washington times., 1903-06-15
$3.50 to Baltimore and Return via B
& o. r. R.

June 13. IA, Is, Is, valid for return until 22d
account Twentieth Triennial Saengerfest
The Washington times., 1903-06-15
MATINEES TOMORROW.
EXCURSIONS.

LYCEUM-French Folly Beauty Show. 2:l5 p
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.VARDAMAN ON THE NEGRO
Extrems Views Of Mlssisslppl's Noml.
nee for the Governors Office.
New York SUM

Isr' .t1.is3T ~ new 1Ork SUM - sNtrf tE
y NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 3L--AInjor j. Is.
as the Democratic candidate for Governor
of Mississippi, which is equivalent to an
election, has given out In an interview his
orliniOn on tho negro question, which was
tho chief Issue In the lato Mississippi
primary.
"My attitude on the negro question has
been Very much misunderstood by reason
OF the wholesale mqnner IN which have
bcen mlsquoted. said Major Vardaman.
"As a matter Of fact, my election instead
of being an unfortunate thing for the
shall have Justice during my administers
ton. so far as 1t lies within my, power
tn give 1t to him. The educational needs
Of tho white children are not al the Same
as those of the negro children,
God Almighty made negroes different
In the Beginning and so they must remain
rn,il the end Of time, IN the solution Of
this great problem, as IN the solution of
ali great problems, ! believe In working
ANA when We do this we may reach a sat-
'isfuclory settlement, l,t cannot be reach
ed in any other way
irhe negro. Major VaMaman, holds,
MS fashioned by God to DO burden
bearer He cites the history OF the race
since the hcSinning to bear him out. He
thinks that book learning spoils good ser-
wants ard field hands. and he does not
hesitate &C say so,
w,,,c MN he he nhoie colntry IS vtaly inter
est td firmly believe II will ne one
ztionnI cnrlraigl shall advocate with
III my energy The repeal of the Four
teenfh and Fifteenth amendment Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-03
Lin. common. 2lI.; DO. preferred at9 49, sen.
board Is. I74a7s. Atlantic c fnne,, nne
mon, 1llhIIl4: DO. preferred. looqg IVA
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2.--Tbc cotton MARIE. ,iet
open.d at d advance Of 4 points to a aeci nv.
II ! noints The advance WAS contlnen 70 W
tober. which came In for considerable QUIZ sup,
nort on call while the other months wete ssn
cral,y lower under continued liquidation. mere 81
n "a little OF imror lance 10 the early news NV
cables leing Rttady. possibly ttie an
expected while weather accounts were sov ...G 40
the average. and for a moment or TWO tnr ''N l
tirnl,red seine hcsita tlon. This rroren tne s,s
nal for aggressive bull support win lhe W.
tn,s ii September particularly OF
nsti,re That position had opened at 10 I, y
was forced up point or two ut tne s' NJ um i
Il md reached around 1892 and then inc pni WI
10 ,der3 IN rcrson bid for 900 at 6s wltnout
n.t,;no an orfrr The rest OF the 1ist rnennhule
was also lied by good buying all aions M, !,
linc nrd at the high point showed net gains o. o.
rom sNi0 points. The spectacular fhoW "
strength on the part OF the clique. noweTcr' 30
farli from alarming the shorts. brougnt ~ az
ra,snche. Of selling orders from pract,caii! a..
nrarter. and inside OF fifteen minutes . MIR s
I'M scr TENDER option lind reached ll'ss; wa .
sold et il.53. then ut La. net ios. OF 2
noiut, while the balance OF the lis! Also s1l.'
arrres,iyeiy. was net 0d9 points ioWer; !, pc es
selling AZ fills level became liEhtGr.- anu WIN
room, shorts seeing fair PROFITS they re,ulneo ~
,,cyer while the clique again bought 8ireely "
ina near months bringing about recorerJ ~, o.
several points, and during the balance OF tns
session traIin; ruled less active ana me mar
r. thor Irregular. The close was eteany ~ Nv
decline OF 100 points. with the latc po,stio on
showing the greatest Losses AND at neAtH ~. =.
lnyrest OF the day. Sales we're esti mateu a. ~
10000 bales. e Il
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. :.-Fl.ouH..More,. active
ard ar,ncr. RYE Flour--Steady. Rye-tlrn"r;
Sta ia and Jersey, 56057c. Cornmeal-Ftrmer
Darley-Firm: feeding. ao,,c, 80. 49,
Wheat-Spot frm; no, req, Q. ttC: n y, i, .
Northwest caused further strength, particnlariy
In Spntcmbcr Wheat closed very firm at lM
lisc. ret advance. May closed at 00Ec.; Sep
ten,her, ss%c.; December $3.50.
Corp-Spot firm; No. q 6phc, Option market
wa strong on the start on tho cool wsa hex sr !, re-
ret Advance September. hs?c.; Decemhsr'
pecember, 5sHc Oats--snot frmcr; No. 2, 3Sc.
Bcef-Firn, Cut Mcnts--Quot; nlcElcd pei
los ss112c. LArd--Frm; refined irm.
porksieady TsllowMpn 4 70 H s,1nent,na
Coree--Ihn market for coffee futures opened
steady ut M advance OF s points, following ~.
ulors Of crop damage. Trading was moderately
active. The market closed steady, net I'M
changed tn S points lower. Sales, la7s5 nags,
S;Gt No. 9H,et sRTarhrw rm Fehhea 'fu
snutter-Firm; extra creamery, 1875; state
dairy, I46lsc. Cheese-Firm; State fact Try
cltrm fancy, small colorcd, loMc' small w,,,n
iloNc, Epgs--FIrn; State and Pepnsylvsh'a
fancy, mixed, 28c.
Pota,ees-Firmt long Island. S2@sa1; IerscF,
linn; fancy handplcked, = @sti other ZONES 1oS
tic, 8Q4Fc, cahbnges.-Firln; domestic, per iur y,
s6dlsi per barrel Sl@l,bo Cotton-hy steam
TO Liverpool, l2c,
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. 9--The grain markets
wsre all strong md active, September wheat
closing lc. higher,> with December mp Ia Nc.
Provisions were hrln Mt an advnce OF from 4laG
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~ Il lAe Casino I, I,

To-morrow evening there Is to be. a
benefit performance at the Ca sino Tor the TN
Masonic bazaar. the mana cement having W !,
arranged for the performance 70 helP
the promoters of the bn zaar. !. !,
There will DO the usual perform,an1tG :. ;
for the remain der OF the week, includ ahn
matinee Saturday. PHI Is one aI ma
pleascs, the work Of the Ca rmen SIS ~ ..
t expess PettInsl and DeForest TIE bead a
liners, are AIMING the best black-face
delineators seen there for some t y n
Tho bill as whole i3 A. most acceptaple
one, and is suited FOR driving away cares
and provoking laughter. III p,,o,,
Seats for the opening Of the B, y = I
which takes place Monday, 60 on sac ma :
first performnnce will be n Labor Day Pay
matinee. I. Lighthouse by the Sea ls ths
NAV, n melodrann Of Intense interest ana
filled with thrilling cllmaxes.
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J RYAN TALKS
Statements In the Papers, He Declares,
Are inaccurate. @s
(By Associated Press,

I} by tASSOCIttlcu = lcSS'l s-
NEW WORK, Sept. 2,-Thomas f.. Ryan,
president Of the Morton Trust Company,
said to-day: 55 e
ION my returne to New York this MORN
ing after weeks absence at my farm
II Virginia, heard for the first time !. Of
Inaccurate statements which have appear
ed during tho past few days In the news
papers, regarding the purchase Of Metro
polltan securities stocks from Messrs.
ION july sotl, f1concluded negotiations
with Alcssrs Kuhn. Loeb = Co. for the tbs
or three days thereafter, bought several
blocks Of stock at,prlvate sal sale 1,, and
ney had nothing to do with the transac-
ton, and I have not spoken to him on the
subject.
"The statement published Yesterday 4aSt a
that .Mr.SN'h ltney and made Representa- "a
lions which wore inaccurate. Is ,ansolutely
without foundation Nor Is n.n there re me ne
we're orlthat anybody was $forc !.a to take
ba ok securities, or that Mr.. schiit = Or NJ. any.
hndy5 else ever made any such demand &c
us directly or Indirectly.
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Wall Sire ct Cos sin,

lSPTCl6l 10 - nc - dispatch
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.--Thc stock market
tended even narrower In hrst part OF the morning
tina on yesterday. and what little trading there
va, was entirely professional. The London
tTanEa ctions were tyning and the local custom.
ers' rooms were practical III empty.
The strength In wheat and corn had an i'm
portant influence IN restricting trading in the
Grangers.
StnSnat cn became almost absolute in the
early afternoon. and e7en the traders who had
taken an active position. In the morning we've
inclined to give the market up Is hopeless
ease.
A Metropolitan wex again one Of the weakest
features and although It was rallied from time
q time there was always a supply OF stock on
any recovery.
( II has been constrvitivelyt estimated that the
short interest IN Atchison common. which WAS
tho feature today. amounts to 5000 shares.
% The relatively heavy trading In Atchison was
tho feature of the afternoon market. Harris.
&c tes and Company were the largest buyers n nd
were followed by active traders like Jacob Field.
The movement had all the marks OF n sudden
"a Ia upon the short ntereat which has been
apparent for some time past bT the sharp de.
msnd for tho stock In the loan crowd The COY,
ering OF shorts In considerable volume was re.
ported and possibly explained the buying OF the
Western element, Bib
The traders were encouraged by the success.
ful manipulation OF Atchison to mark stocks up,
little before the close. and the last quota
lions were generally drn,. The movements were
ntirely professional.
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There Was UnaCCountdble
Activity Late IN Day.
MORNING NJ } HOURS 5 DULL
Money Hn. Become Almost as Nominal
an Affair as the Stock Market,
Bonds Had Considerable
Breadth. but Irregular.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Therc was no
.ews to account for any change In the
complexion OF to-tiay's stock market, and
the early part OF the session was given
over to dulncss more profound and
sluggIshness more lnetrt than at any time
during tho present neglected condition
OF the market Later there was some
revival OF activity, which expanded tho
volume OF transactions considerably over
those Of yesterday, and lifted the average
level OF prices above last night. Atchl-
us and ana tSfea or w foar Of he eotbef
bont PrIcesp V easea Of befofe Tie close
w,ci' Wns nseady The nfternoon ns
the. short interest In Atchison, eSpeciaiiy'
and u, the other .grangers noidentaliy v
The, operations on the advance we're c9n-
operators whose return to tho street
from vacation absences was thus signal
ICED. Tho Uncertainty ovef the corn crop
s!derable short lines IN ths srsnsers ana
bY the strength Of the borrowing demand
fo Du AsH9h e = ean nn osn erowa Metro
politan Street Railway was conspicu-
ously. weak on account OF the current Inn
precision that the dividend on TIE stock
report also OF a 500. 900 decrease In the
net earnings for August OF United states
Steel The relatively small increase in
Pennsylvania net earnings for July,
compared With the gross earnings and
the SHARP decrease In net for the lines
vest Of PittsburE and. Erie, were IN
1avorablyT commented upon.
"a The money market has become almost
as nominal an affair MS the stock market.
Bills against future shipments OF cot
ton are beginning to make their appear
ance q in the exchange market for the
first time. Tho fatc of the corn crop and
the outcome OF the call money market
arc the basic factors In the stock market
situation as for some time past
market. but the price movement was ir-
regular. Total sales. par value, $l.l10.0n.
The rise IN quotations for government
bonds Is attributed to tho demand from
tba nks for use as security against the
expected increase In government deposits,
United States rs and SIS and the old and
new Is advanced IL per cent. The hves
DECLINED IA per cent. on the last cal
~. Total sales Of stocks to-day were 3oA.-
100 shares.
5s MONEY AND EXCHAEGE.-CLOs
Money. on call easy at ! 3-442 IL; closing
bid. 81 per cent: offered 2 per cent:
time money. nominal: sixty days, 3-4T5
per ccAt.: ninety days, t15 IL pcr cent;
six months, 1-2GG per cent: prime mer-s
camille paper. .6a6 IL per cent; sterling
mand and at s4ss.aoaI. 1886 for sixty day.
bills: posted rates, Ns4d4.A IL and
4 ti.SS l-214.7: commercial bills, s4.s3 l-s1
4ss ~ bar silver. 81 81: Mexican dol
lars. - IL. s ss5;;.S,sf!
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: NE OLDEST
he CHEAPEST Cash GRO.
gerry STORE the CITY,

Best American Granuiated Sugar, iiss
pound Il. ......i.ec.f
Lion Coffee, 1.pound papers ec.55
Sour Pickles, gallon: 25o
Fresh Soda Crackers and K Ginger
Snaps, 81 per pound 81. ~. 4l1ac.t
Carolina Rice, per pound & Sc.
Small California Hams, pound .......} e1ao
bars Octagon- Shape Soap Tor. .:. 25c.
Cooked Sliced Ham, per pound ....12 Asc.
Large juicy Lemons dozer 81 &C. e
Best city Meal per peck "A. \. Y 90
or, bushel lo y
Canned Virginia Tomatoes, can &c.
Best Cream Cheese, pound &c:
ArbuckIes ArIosa Coffee, pound..... 9hc:
Brown Sugar, pound S.s.....5 .y sc
No. 4 IT lmothy Hay, hundred 85c.
Root Beer (makc s galons), bottle, Sc.
Good Lard, pound, &c.; or lbs. for 25c.
Whole Sweet Pickles, quartz. 1oo:
Gibson, xxx, Mt. Vernon, Oscar
d PEPPER old Brands Whlskey, bottle 7so.s
8. pound Jars Home Made Preserves 49,
Blackberry or CataWba Wine, gu art. 12c.|
Enameline Stove II Polish, box ........ SC:
salt Pork, per pound 81. $3.50. $50
Pound cars Clipped Be 15c.l
New Clipped Herrngs,f per dozen..., log.
Good Green or Mixed Tea, pound, ~. SOC.
cans Plotted Tongue and Ham for. 10o.3
Carolina Rice, good quality, pound \. Sc.
Large Lump Starch, pound. 90.
Duffya Malt Whisky, per bottle... soe.
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AUGUST FAILURES

T1edsy sIidDlilt'eSI ESPECIALLY III " "dHus
featuring Tota'sNumb.r Not Large.
X. G.. Dun & Company report s12 COM
merclal failures In the United States In
August, involving a total Indebtedness Of
sl0,s77,7s2. In the corresponding month
last year there Mere $40 bankruptcies. but
the liabilities were only ss.06s,525. Manu-
featuring failures were PAL In number,
and S7,74S6s in amount. against 2l3 last
year for 81, 762, $50. In trading there were
544 defaults with aggregate liabilities OF
81 946.352 compared with $50 In August.
1909, WREN the sum involved wa s s3333, 1853.
In other commercial lines not properly
embraced by the two principal classes,
there were q failures for slS2.745, while
in the corresponding month last year
there occurred II defaults of this nature,
and the liabilities amounted to $1,973,1S7.
OF banks and other fIducary institutions
eight suspended, with liabilities Of SSH
o75. and last year the four similar de-
faults covered s110s,750 Thus, it appears
by this partial analysis. that in the man
3ufacturlng Industries alone Wcro the losses
more severe than in tho corresponding
month last year. Moreover, when the OK
animation is carried into further detail,
Z the result is still moro encouraging.
Practically all the excess over the losses
In August, 1907 was provided by a few
largo failures in iron and machinery, and
In the other manufacturing branches, tho
showing was as good II not better than
last year. u, s
Liabilities OF commercial failures IN the
United States for each month are COM
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HEIRS ISLAND. PA; Sept; 2.. C TIL :.
fotr 81 o5m450 Hocs-Highe-, Prime heavy,
ssae. To-; mediums, so.l56e4o; heavy workers.
sGa5M GAO; light workers. So 100 % 3 PIGS
Ttrt y others. s9.ol341b; cNlls md common;
si.soG2: shipping lambs, $3,5oGo,7o; veal
calves. $7.500s
CINCINNATI, o.. Sept H0Gs-stendy at
81 250f &. . Cattir-Strong ut SoIa.75, Sheen
Strong at sl,o5G1lo. Lnmbs-steady at Ss.o@
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Richnonders inNew York.

NEW YORK, Sept, 2,-Waldorr q. IL.
G tem Fifth FAyenue, Mrs. 1, r.
Page Miss Page, Miss nj, ". s'moot
Msaaitap ser pe @ Th aaS MIN Mast St
Ph rnnsi = i'T RnKer. Jr d. s. Engeihing
j. PvIe. ". Bernstein, u. w. Curmody,
j. NIanesani. g. j. Rhodes; Murray Hill,
i S. DaysnpoGtn anq 1n Tle s6 Grand Y, Y
81 T. lGlmHonR elnke; cemsopottan j.
1V'a,Ioruioin ST. George, Roy, -. ",
, mrhMl1eps.e'lA ibemarlc, Miss al. Robinson
Miss c'Buck; Mrs Gsrg G, T =; Gnnels; Herald
q fHiiite' JJr.; Grand Union, Mrs. II, III.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-BEEvEs s. Receipts.
2.ieo head Good to choice steers. strong
others. slow and 69loc. lower; bulls Is and COWS.
ss' 20; bulls, so@4 cows. s1.25@a:5o. Calves
Receipts, 2oo7 head; good ysals Arm o Ta 25s'
higher: grasscrs and buttermilks slow! low veMls
s snd bStteruss, saSoas Few saa5; Westerns
s"s5. CITY dressed yeals salS ~ pc, per p sSe
sheep nd Iamhs--R Receipts 0.a34 mead: sheep
iio e higher; others full steady Sheep. s. 500
$50; few extra. and export sheep. ssIa ~
c,lls 81; lambs. $616.25; culls -; nest Gan
adm limbs, seM6l0. IIogs--Receipts. 6,651
head; steady. State and PENNSYLVANIA hogs,
Ss156G4o; choice light $3.50.
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ines and Norfolk, merchandise and passengers.
Virginia Navigation Company. %
stea ner Drekeley, Guy. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers, Old Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT, SEPT. 2 1908.
ARRIVED.
Baltimore. Courtney, Ba fillmore, passengers and
general cargo. h,
SAILED.
K Baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, SEPT. 2. 1903.
af& i ARRIVED.
Steamer 11ia, Port Tampa.
~ 5 SAILED. a
Steamer 1xin. Nance. t
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Total losses In August we're larger tnan
in the corresponding month Of any year
since 1926, but that the excess occurred
In manufacturing Only Ia shown by
smaller liabilities OF trading concerns than
In any preceding August of the decade.
With the single exception Of 1899, while
the difference in that case was inslgnlfi-
cant. Another gratifying fact Is found In
comparing the last month with earlier
months of this year. June alone shows
materially smaller financial mortality,
whila March was slightly better. Febru-
AIRY liabilities were somewhat larger ana
the other three months reported much
heavier losses, In view OF the iCndjust-
ment in prices of securities and the So
rious interruption to building operations
q by labor troubles, the failure statistics
Rre not nearly as heavy as might have
been expected, This may be taken as
evidence that the general business situa-
ton Is on n sound basis, and tho outlook
for the future is the more encouraging
because OF these signs of conservatism
and evident preparation for stress. Even
the Wall street firms have made bot
ter showing than seemed possible in view
OF the decentralization In July, when many
strong concerns were burdened with I'M
marketable securities and forced to take
vigorous measures to prevent disaster
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The LAST CHANGE,

specInl train leaves Richmond every
afternoon this week, $3.50 p, M. for Beach
park, West Point. Va, returning, leaves
next Sunday $3.50 a. NJ and 4 F, NJ,
Fifty cents round trip, The Park will
close for the season after September It'll.
Music, dancing, boating, fishing. It's .
lovely trip. Don't miss It.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Sept. 2, 1908.
QUOT TroSs.
CATTLE ETS.

CHICAGO. ILL, Sept 2..-cATTLE--n ecelpts.
$4,000 head; steady to 10c. higher. Good 70 Q
$3.50; stockers and feeders. s2.50@ 4.65 COWS
and heifers. si6oR5.1o; Gamers $l:5o12 20:
bulls. s2R4.4o; calves. s3boh7; Te E. as
Iioes-Reccipis to-day. $4,000 head: tomorrow;
% 600 head market .teady to Sc higher closed :,
Choice heavy. IS 35@b70; rough heavy. s6@5.3 F;
light. ss.4oaS.l5; bulk Of sales, IS. 2oqt5 90.
sheep-Recepts. 10000 bead. sheep, steady steady
native lambs lower; Western lambs higher.
Good TO choice wethers. s3.l063.I5; fair to
choice mixed, 81. "a: native lambs. ss,5oGe
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NAVAL STORES.

pESTISE-steady at 5ahc.; receipts, AZ casks.
Rcsin.r Steady at si85dl,7o; receipts; q bar,
rels Tar--Firm at sl.6h; receints' o. ~ barrels.
. s n"y.s GA, Sent Tg Y, T, g..
Firm nj n+c; receipts, 10y cdsHs, Sues W
caskR; exports, none, Roslh-FrH' 'eeelp's'
1924 barrels. r1,pprn
TINE-Nom!nal. Rosln--Steady.
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= = .canizs Circle Of Druids,

preliminary meeting to arrange for
rsys was the hsld ns East e elEhs w W
helyioe err, about Atty charter members
aMie viii ii i" be Instituted within the next
week or ten da'"
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Jan .e.75 e77h e75 s.17A

Jan. ...,...Se 75 9TH e7s eI71a
Cash quotations were as follews--fL !!
soas4c.: No. 2 red. son as1Mc No 2 corn,
S?sc Mp yeew 'she. 81 G saGsa IT,;
Gcodlng barley, 4sdAsc.; fair TO choice mating,
5216oc No. haSseed Dc. 1921 ~ nor thW Hts.,
pork. per barrel s12.35h @l2.s7E; lard. ner 100
pounds sssNs short RIBS sides tlcess}
ss.s7is d.; short clear sides tbcxcd), S7I5g
whiskey, basis q htsh vines 81 70
crtn meries s14dl l0c.; dairles, 1aM lie. Eggs
Firm at lsh117,ic. Cheese---Firm at Dag
like.
# BALTIMORE. MD, Sept. 2--FLouR-ste
md unchanged wheat-strons; spot s een.ract:
southern By sample. y @saAc. Corn trong:
spot, 9TH M67Rc.; southern white corn. bhl
eoc. Onts-Firmer; new. No. white. Al0
41hc. nre--Firmer: No. p. 57h @5sc. Butter
and Eggs-Firm and unchanged. Cheese
Steady and unchanged. sugar-strons and I'M
changed 45gs "a III sii, si55 55f4 57
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Labor Day g ommlttee To-nlg ut.
The FIJI Labor Day Committee WI
meet tonight In No 2l0 East Sroa g., "a q
make final arrengements tor we ua' Z 7
celebration on Monday.
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COTTON YARN COMPANY GO
WILL BE DISSOLVED
Try Assoc,ated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 2-The stockholdr
ers Of the New England Cotton yarn
Voted to dissolve the corporation. Albert
i. Wall presided and he said TIE ACTON &C, ION
If the stockholders gave the directors
the right to sell the assets CT me CON- com
many.
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United States Constitution. Sooner or
ater they will be repealed. The greatest
minds OF tho country, North and South,
realize the MISTAKE which was made In
thclc, adontlon,"
Major Tard,lman believes In giving tho
white children CT Mississippi Just as much
schooling as possible and In giving the
negro Just az little as possible. a It Is his
1lrm belief that the education Of the
negro mAkes for crime among the
negroes. I He holds that the negro OF 1851
was far superior to- the negro Of to-day.
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So.oo-TO BALTIMORE AND Re
.5l TURN-S3OO.

Via the Popular York River Route.
eontannhor 1oth a1st, and 22d, the South
an nepREe aiiwny viii sell special tickets TO
R Ha at So for the round trip. limited
returning October 5t!l'
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
rEANur MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA, Sept c.--pEANUTS--
Farmers market quiet. Fancy, alsc.; strictly
prime, a,sc, prime, aR Gsci; common ,n S a,%s,
Spanish nuts ooc. bushel' Few NUS pe'''s
Pr" PfiEsTERsBURG, Va. Sent. e-pEANiUj,rs----,
Market lIlet, 3 [t E' p. hI55. .84 H&lge