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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-11
9ampifib ,,Norse"s ssOrlis.

GjrosIerer Societetets aomite
&e6enbuOn, iom bar Iamlet pen9e
til Sj9lp for De operlepenbe fra Norz
9es Sorts og for benz. fom beo
Iamme bar miitet oeres 5orfergere,
dnmober ON, at alle, Der betrdgter iig
Ielp Iom berettigebe til at fomme
9etragtning beb llbbeIingen uf bisIe
penge, o9 Iom life allereOe bar giort
bet, bill inbIenbe oeres Qlnipgning til
naDnte aomite fpr Is. Oftobsr
1904.
2tnisgningerne ifal inbebolbe en-
berificeret 5remiti0ing af 9fnIpgeren,
bans Slastifab til ben afopbe %
tilige, | bOilfen llbitretning 9tnTps
geren bar af6Gngig af ben dfOebe for
lit llnoerbolb.
a. 6. s bnion &c SO.
Sen. pasi. 4gent,
So. l, groapnap, q. q
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-11

6elgiIte Qtutoriteter til 8ebis paa, at
Soloaterne far gjort oeres qligt.
uSg bi5ie 2tfIfpelig6eber er be-
9auet for 8erigelIe og Sel0forfrems
mcIIe Gelfsaggranbi5emenD. europa
buroe Iatte ct bebre Gfsempel for nit
5Olt 2lfrita. Seq tuler for bem; ia,
men fom jeg taller for be forte / Nfz
rita, iua taler jeg for be 6oibe Guz
ropd, for ingen fan miS6ruge en- an
oen uben oerbeb at nebperbige 6sle
U}enneitebeoen.
Ser er en- anben 5ilitanb an
5ddenbe 6oilten nit 5olf burbe bare
en- 5orIamling 1om bennes SDmpati
og 6jalp. Der ef8iIterer / bort eget
9dno Pe6el6o6e, iOm lbn4er eller
6rGnber W}ennefer for dntagne eller
birfelige 6or6rboelfer uoen orbentlig
3ettergdng. Sntet far be iibIte 10
Q(ar iaaleoes 9labet mig iom ben
go0Ituno, Der paa oisIe steber
Sp6en i De iibite fau Tiger er bit
imoo 0enne 6orm af @olOs6unblius
ger.
o91ace6ub bar albrig lsit noget
8ro6lem paa SorOen. Maaben, 6oOrz
Oad ben enc gace ifulbe biie fine
8raoer af Opbejetbeb ober en- unben,
Itul Oere en- 6sjere @rub af @enligs
6eO, GftertantIom6eb og 8roberfarz
lig6eo. sSngen Gace er Sanb6.b
ri, Iad lan9e ben regere8 af 2ibens
ita6 eGer b1riit Wlagt."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-11
FRA 9anif 8eitinbien.

Sill &. 9. itribes fra gbriitiansz
Iteb, ct. Groir, ben 3. September
1904:
S 5Orguars bar Der Ortanmel@
Oing fra 8arbaboes, og bu @ejret
bar meget uroligt meb Diloe, forreo=
ne Stper ug beftige 8uitepinbe, fpltes
Der nugen 2@ngitelie, og Sfoboer og
St9nger fit ct grunbigt @fterfpn.
2btteligbis 6lep bet life til anbet og
mere eno en- COB og bgtIt peltommen
Hegn; men bog enbnu life ben ,,Itpre
Hegn", fom ale plantere penter paa
til at 6ringe 5art Sutterrsrene, Der
enbnu paa @runo af ben lange Sgrfe
folber fig ilemt lapt peb Soroen.
9upernpr Norblien fom forleben
Dag beroper fra Ct. S6pmas og bar
meb i'm 5amil:e taget Opbolb for ct
pdr gfteraarsmaaneber paa ben bpz
taniife Sprfpgsitations fmuffe plan=
tage Strange. Og nu lagges
dabenbart iibite 9aano paa bans
energiife og omfattenbe 4rbejbe Der
paa Stebet.
@i bar BAIT geiss of Gtatsraab
Senningien, Der er bleben mobtaget
meb mesen Snteresie.
9et er 1 9iebliffet en- itine Sio
1erubs, men fulo ,af 5orpentning.
Der Oentes meb Spanbing paa, ON
be itore, amerifanife Ylantager M
inart ital gaa ober paa banife Sens
Der; .og Der Gbriitiansiteb er man
ifer fpanot pad, bborban Sufferfaz
britfens Sorbolb iful blibe orbnet,
meo 5enIpn til bpilfen man ber MI 1
ldnge Sioer er bleben 6olbt ben /
9gnsItelie pg Sorbentning Der
ON ale be npe Soranltaltninger, os
bporlebes be bill pirfe. W1en be, fom
bil male Sremtiben merf, bliper BOG
minbre og minbre talrige os bsirea
iteoe. aotteriet ipnes at blipe mob
tdget meb ifor 5ilfrebsbeo, og Der er
NOT life faa, fom bar Chit til at
prspe 2bffen. Mebbelelien ON, at
aaonprinfeSTen5 fsrfte @srneaTpl
9erube ifal Iigge 6reberifsifeb, bor
raft @lebe Der, o9 ct for Sormdafet
belbigt beliggenbe Sus er bleben err
bberbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-11
9rebt peo Waaoeifno.

9orsbug often / iipiie llge blsD
syo6n @regerIons liae 0atter, Wlisa
iouri 9aaeD, ga. Orabt al 9tuguIt
2arIen, gdrnets Morbrober, peo u
foriigtig Omgang meO StpbeDuaben.
9arfen bar peo at gpre en- 9ugelbess
Ie rem og pibite life, at ben bar laoet.
Sbet ban forfegte at dd6ne 2ebet
(biItnot en- 8uslaber), git patronen
af og reo ben sbre Del al 8arnets
!6opeb df. Der er fun ringe Srsit /,
at ban life bibIte, at 8esIen bar la
bet. 6an burbe 10 babe bibit, at
ben life bar bet, eIler ogIaa, at Den
bar bet. 5oriietis meb Stpbepads
benz
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-11
f3. Marg.
Sra 9rOnnins Nleranoras
Opbulo t NOrse

fort9Qer norif oW}orgenapiien" felz
genoe: Oronnin9en par meb iDb If
lit 5elge u6em9rtet tommet 2anb /
9osanger og tog en- Sur op gennem
0dlen. 9et regneoe, og alle bdpfe
Derfor @uttdpertdb9tter paa 9opebtt.
De git inb / ct file, uanIeeligt 9us
pg traf / &9loeren 6uIets 18Sdarige
Oatter alene 6jemme. prinfesfe @itz
torid fpur9te, ON benoes SorGlbre
bar 6iemme; men pi9en bar blepen
Idd forIfrettet at bet beipnoerli5e
SSglge, at bun for af Steo ub pdd
W1arfen til 5or9lbrene og rua6te, at
be maatte tomme bjem, for Stuen
bar fulb af 5anter eler SpiOner.
Wloberen TOM til, og man fagoe
benDe, at 5glget bar banife Suriiter,
Der bilOe ie fig liDt ON. 0a De gift,
for9rebe be &onen ii 8roner, og ba
0atteren fenere paa Sagen ffulbe
tage EN- Sirupsfruffe, Der itob pad
8orbet, fanbt bun en- Sifrone meo
en- Sebbel, fom fortalte, at bet bar en-
preient til 6ufets Oatter fra Gngz
lambs 0ronning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-11
Sbufer Waibinston imuo
Selsiernc.

8 en- gorotale for 6reostongre5=
ZEN / Bolton iibite 5rebag often an
greb 9ooter Wal6ington ben belgiz
lte Aegering for 8olosbanolingerne
/ aOngo 5rlituten | Sboufritd. 9on
paaltob at baOe 8epiIer for, at Der
bar spet Misbrug og 0olb, og ben
stiiiterenoe 5ingenes Nlitano Der
oar en- Stam for Gipiliiationen.
Soet Ulr. ao6ert 3. papne. Som
sresIens Jormano. introoutereoe
Mr. DaIbin9ton, refererebe ban til
6am iom ,,9ret n9Iten operalt
2anbet, men iarlfg 9oiten". )
bet Iamme reiIte benne 5orIamlin9
at fremragenoe 8aIter Jig og bilItt
Mr. Muf6ington iom ingen amber
af 9lftenens @9Iter. 0erpaa bsbes
ban S,abe peb soerIte gorb beb 81
cen NJ Wiiis 2uno, Oatter at 0r
Sobn 2unb fra Rorge.
Gfter be alminbelige geniioigt
9omplimenter bupeoe Wtr. Muibinga
ton ab en- Sang neb fit Gmne oi
oenouncerebe be 5orurettelier, bsl
gjorbes mob be forte / &ongo Sri.
itaten.
oSeg bar @ionesbbro," jagbe ban
,.oirette fra Or. S6epparb og fra0r
MorriIons 2Gber, to M9nb, fom el
eaaet til 8ongo 5riitaten for at ar
bejbe 6lanbt beres eget Soft, og bbii
OpofrelIer er en- af 6iItoriens bra
matiIfe StlfGloe, Den cibiliIereor
9erbens Snbflpbelie ifulbe Teles o.
befri bette Soft fra bet 9drbari
boorunber bet MI fiber. 0eres2anbs
bner er 6leben nebbr9nbte, og berei
5olt mbroeoe eller leml9Itebe. Or
Stepparo fortaller mig, at ban / ei
at beres 2dnos6ber meb egne 9ir
bar Iet Wlenneifebanoer opben9te ii
3srre for Iioen at ienbes til ,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-11

pVor URINE, 1t9rt Gnlgbeo, neo
Seiieren og 6ele Ruslano, bar / aqe
bore arige ubfert 0eltegsrninger for
69orelanoet og er6oerpet fig en- BEL
fortjent gerenimelIe blanbt a1e glas
tioner. 39nt boer en- 3ime paa 6ors
foaret al Ruslanbs 99rbigbeo og
.Ret bet fierne Often, bbiltet er 9em
betrOet efter aejierens gnife. Sent
bper en- 8ime paa, at 5orIoaret for
belle auslanos 2(rmes 2Gre og Be
remmelIe er Dem betroet."
,0et rusiiIfe 2anos fortraFelige
0oerbopeb tiGligemeo bet belle Huss
Lamb beber for Dem og oeliigner Dem
for 8eres 6eltegerninger. Stbrfeoe
beo oisie 8snner og peb 9ebibiibeben
ON Opgabens @igtigbeb, Der er til
fdloen os, maa ri gad fermao uoen
6rbgt pg meo ben fate 9eitemme,fe
at gore Dor pligt til Gnben og life
Ipare bore 2io.
CUBS 9illie b9re meb os ofe."
Gen M genoin9 ari9en, lom
&uropatfins 9ale til fin Ser bete9=
ner, bistuteres It9rtt af Wliliter=
arturiteterne, lfrioeS Der fra 2on<
oon. Soet man 9etter paa, boao
Der fan pere Surppatfins Wlptio
til MI at ta9e 0iienlioen, glemmer
man life, at Huslano6 Ylan nplig
fore9aoe5 at oere at bragg Snpa=
nerne l9n9ere Roro paa for at fors
l9n9e oeres sSorbinoelle8linie, o9
oes itgrre er Ooerralfelien DOer bet
Stanopuntt, Suropattin8 Gale rgz
ber. Soao fan r9re @runben?
ytogle g9tter paa, at Sapanernes
Snaftiuitet bar leot auropattin til
at trD, at ban nlmerilf er ben iters
teIte, - anore at llon9onelien af
Ell nD 2uer1ttommanoerenoe fan
baOe tilltDnoet BAN pg otter andre,
at ban bar facet tejierli9 Orore til
at ta9e 0henlioen
p0an ipnes at ia9e lit 6uoeb ino
/ 2goens Sab, flyer p8ailg 3ele=
9rapb", Timber Snltruts fra ct.
4etersborg iur at 9ipe 9ejleren
Sejr for enbper 9ris". glnore er
af lamme Wtening, p9 ON laa er,
oa er bet ct oesperat 5oretagenoe.
6ar Surupattin oerimob banolet
efter e9en 3illfDnoelle, laa er bet
ct mobi9t Sfriot, o9 ban oil olioe
en- iarli9 5jenoe.
Summen al 2onoonblabehes Wfez
ming blioer oo9, at Sapanernes
5eltmarlcbal Spama intet bar at
frp9te fra en- rusiilt 5remrptnin9,
1
ug at ban lanoipnli9pis bDoer ct af=
9grenoe Sla9 oelfommen, oa man
mener, at bet efter en- laaban Or
bre er umuli9t for ben rusiiife S9r
after at tretfe fig tilbage noen at
oemuralileres, u9 bliuer aurupatfin
nu llaaet, laa oil in9en oente, at
ben anben glrme lfal bape mere
6elb meo fig eno ben fgrlte.
slf pirteli9e arigsefterretninger
er Der fun en- Melbing ON; at SINS
Ierne bar ansrebet og inota9et Sas
panernes Stilling peb Bentiiaput5e.
8etponin9 al bette llofalb er man
life flar ooer. Der liges, at beg9e
Sere geniibig truer binanoens
apmmunifationslinier geo9et itgrz
re Sla9 bar life funoet Steo, men
ct laabant penteS lnoen lGnge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-11
Go frY9teli9e 9ernbane.
ulYffer.
% W2ennefter pr96es, og
60 faares ct 9 q m m e n
ftp0 paa isfouri
pactfic".
6 Perfoner fp9les af
aulgas 8 pa 4 o9ranb
Srunf."

QQnrrens6urg, Mo., 10. Stt. =
28 Wenneiter br96tes og so Tadrez
pes ct SammenItpb af to 3og paa
WlisIouri pdcific 8anen tire Wtil 21t
berfor ST, A Dag W}orgeS. De
Iammenitgoenbe 5og bar 2. Section
af qasIagertoget go. 80, Iom forlo0
gBi6ita, &as., 9lftes, o9 ct etstrd
5ragttOg. Ydsfa9ertoget bar pua
gej til llbltillingen ! ct. 2ouis og
bar fplbt meb Yasfagere fra fDbgitre
aanIas og ipbbeItre Wlisiouri. Oet
regulere Pasia9erto9 g2r. 30 par
bleben belt / to Sectioner peb Yleas
Idnt 6ill paa @runb af bet ib9re
2ns. 0et etstra SSragttog bar
gaaet paa SibeIporet beb Montz
ierrut for fprite Section afpasiu9ers
toget, Iom bar Signal for en- fels
genbe Section. Oct efterfulgtes Iad
al Yasfagertoget g1o. 80, iom Menz
oene paa 6ragttoget tog for 2. Secs
tidn af go. 30. Saa Itartebe Sragts
toget, og ire Mil 8eIt oerfor itete
bet frDgtelige Sammenitpo meb 2.
Section at go. 30. lllbtfen blsp
ied frnQteliQ, foroi 8QsIaoerboonene
fulgte lige efter 2ofomotibet. Sen.
oeren bleb beb SammenItebet remit
igennem ferite 9asiagerDo9n, pg bet
bar Der De mango bre6tes.
aonoutteren fra 9asIagertoget
leb til Narrensburg pg 6ra9te 8ub
om lllptfen. 2tGe 8pens 2eger og
6unoreber uf gorgere ftpnbte fig til
Stebet og bjaGp be faarebe bet bebite,
be tunbe. 20 bar brebt pjeblitfelig,
% 8 bebe fort efter.
Der 6leo itrats iammenfalbt en-
Goroners SurD, og 5or6sret for
ben tilitob &onoufteren for 5rdgts
tcget, at ban 6apbe flumret / Montz
Terrut, og Sngenipren, iom bapbe tae
get Ho. 30 for 2. Section at go.
30, bar itartet ub.
port 6uron, Wli6., 10. Stt. -
9eo at ct 5rdgttog git to Ct.
Gfair 5unnel pad @ranb 5runf
gdnen, blep 6 perioner brebt af&ulz
gas Ssnbags. Ere Menb bebe,
mems bet nebbrubte Sog laa / 5uns
nellen, og andre tire bspe unoer 5orz
ieget paa at reooe De fprite.
Sngenier Coleman marfebe, at
5oset bar gaaet / Stbtter. Saa
oampebe ban afiteo ub til ben anben
Sibe, lssgiproe 2otomotipet og
lfpnbte Jig tilbage for at reooe fine
aammerater. San foriegte at ifpbe
5oget tilbage ub at 5unnellen, men
bet bar ,up grabe", iaa De rulleoe
tilbdge / ben sasfplote gtmoifare,
% Sngenieren tpaltes ogIad.
5prbsoeren, 5reb 5oreiter iprun9
/ 9anbbebolOeren og funbt Der Cuff
not, inotil ban flere Sinner ienere
6lep rebbet.
superintendent 8egg og to dnbre
Menb gt ino 5unnelen fra ben
ameritunIfe Sibe, ibet be mente, at
8oanene bar ner npf beb Gnben,
| Ida be funoe bore WlRnbene ub.
Men 9egg bleb oefdd ct Offer for
ben 9iftige 2uft, mebens be to
Menb rebbebe Jig beb at frbbe til
bage til 9(abningen pad beres ane.
ct. Clair 5unnel lpber unber
SSloben mellem ltniteb States og Ga
nabd. Gebnin9en fom fra CANADA
Iiben. st 2pfomotib renbtes inb og
giorbes fait til be itdnbfebe 0p9ne.
9ramieren Mc 9rat6 bsbe, mems
ban forIs9te at foble 2otomotipet til
9ognene. Set lnftebes en- anben at
fdu bem foblet; ba @oenene Tom ub,
fdnbtes Der tire Wfenb bsbe | ,,Gu=
booIen".
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-24

For the last two weeks we have been
doing our best to keep people from short
ing cotton. Every day last week, we re-
big grain speculation going on and we
could Sc signs of this speculation creeping
over into cotton. II may have seemed
to many that this was rather an extreme
view to take. but the short interest was
so extensive that we we're afraid even a
little buying would start the market boil
Ing.
Things had been dead for 80 long that
any change might come quickly and
might not give those already In the mar
ket chance to get out. Everyone knows
that this fear was not without founda-
tion and the advance has been even more
sensation than ever the most sanguine
buyer expected.
For this reason II is dangerous to try
the short side at the moment and we
would rather buy cotton on any break
than attempt to oppose what may easily
be a runaway sort of market for the time
being.
The stock market today showed further
strength particularly along speciality lines.
but also the stocks which had substantial
advances yesterday were in some cases
naturally reactionary on the surface, al
though there seemed to be n good under
tone and one indicative of betterment.
later on in the week, provided nothing
unforeseen develops to cause heavy SELL
ing movement.
Total sales 528,S00
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-24

The cotton market opened active anu
higher In spite of the favorable weather
news and increasing receipts. Liverpool
was up IA points and our market respond
ed with initial quotations 26 points higher
on the old crop months and 1G to 80 points
on the new options Shorts seemed bent
on covering and the presence of a promi-
nent southern bull operator on the floor
did much to intimidate them and aided
the covering movement.
New Orleans was up 10 points at the
opening and operators there bought heav-
fly of December and January but this in
all probability was the covering of line
of shorts as New Orleans is known to be
heavily short of those months. The
weather reports due at noon today was
expected to show considerable deteriora-
ton, and this tended to arouse some bull
ish enthusiasm. There was heavy selling
on bulges. but offerings were well taken,
and failed to make much of an impress
sion on prices. The weather report pub
lished at noon made rather unfcvorable
showing as had been anticipated.
The appearance of report was followed
by another bulge In the market but on
this rally the food of selling orders was
so large that sharp reaction occurred.
The tone on the decline became ner-
vous, and sentiment was mixed. We con-
slider cotton a splendid sale at present
prices and think the rally has gone far
enough.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-24
Frisco System.
Southern RAILWAY Co.
echeduIe In Effect Nav "a, 1eos.


Trains leave Birmingham as follows:
$40 q. tn.-Ho IS. for Atlanta. Washing
ton. Baltimore. Philadelphia
New York and the East. Pull.
man Drawing Room Sleeping
Car. Birmingham to New
York.
60 D. m.--No. 10, for MontevaIio, Ma
plesville. Selma and way sta
lions.
1875 D. m.-No. s5 for Columbus West
Point Winona. Greenwood
and Greenville; alro Sheffield
and Florence and North Ala
bama points.
$40 p.m.-No. Is. new train. for Cordova.
Oakman. Corona and way sta
tons: also Blossburg
s;B D. m.--No. q. for Admission and way
4 tations; also Talladega-
| s:1B .. m--No. &C. for Atlanta Jackson
willie and all Florida points:
also Charlotte. Richmord.l
washington. New York and
the East. Pullman Sleeping
Car Birmingham TO Jackson
vile: also Birmingham to-
! Richmond. Va.
1e.so .. m.--No. 81. for Columbus. West
Point Wfnona. Greenwood
and Greenvflle. Pullman Draw
ing Room Sleeping Car Bir-'
mingham TO Greenvilio.
1ea6 p m--No. 81. for Selma. Mobile ana
way stations Pullman Draw
ing Room Sleeping Car Fir
mfnahnm 10 Mobile
| II 10 D. m,--No. %. now train, for Atlanta
Admission and way stationa..
| Pullman Drawing Room
sleeping Car birmingham to
Atlanta Sleeping car can be
occupied at Union station $50
p, m,
J FOR detailed information and sieerinR
or reservations apply passenger offioA
1foests Hotci building, Telephone ali,
J, u. HARRrsON. Dist. Pass. Agl j
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-24
chIca-o 'chanoe.

Chicago, August 23--Wheat traders who
had profits in previous purchases unload
ed freely today. Closing prices compared
with last nights figures show a drop of
1%c for September and 1%Q1%c for De-
Oats off Mc and provisions &c higher to
21ac lower.
Oats were active and withstood with
but slight loss the bearish influence of
heavy receipts and a heavy increase in
local stocks. The material advance in
corn was the sustaining power. An initial
loss of Bc in the September option at 33A
to 335s was more than regained through
excellent scattered buying. The price
went to 34c, reacted to 33c and again raj
lied to the closing figure 33A with very
steady tone. Receipts sol cars
Provisions were inclined to firmness be-
ing helped at the start by an advance
of 5@10c in the price of hogs and later
by the strength In corn. Trading was
chiefly In the way OF changing from Sep
ter,ber to later deliveries. September pork
closed &c up at 1.721A Large gains in
lard sent it to $6.671. Ribs were down
21kc at 81 .321k@D7. 35.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
n cars; corn 9S cars; oats 210 cars; hogs
$4,000 head.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-24
LOCAL MARKETS.

The cotton market is quiet and I'm
changed. No new cotton Is on the local
market as yet and the interest Is
not so strong. Good middling Is quoted
at 10 cents.
Staple groceries are firm and unchanged
at yesterdays closing market
Business is pretty brisk on Morris ave.
nue.. Prices are unchanged, however.
Fruits and some vegetables are not Of
fered so freely as last week and the week
before. Cabbage and potatoes are abun-
dant. Tomatoes are little scarce.
Poultry and eggs are Unchanged from
Yesterdays market
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-24
Daily Statement.

Galveston-Firm; middling. 10isc; sales.
142; receipts. 5947; stock. 1880.
Mobile-Nominal; middllng. Toe; receipts,
s, stock $40.
acknowledgements middiing. lozc; re-
eelpts, 1906: stock, 1888.
harleston-Nomlnal; stock, 49,
imington-Nominal; stock, 116.
Norfok-Receipts, 20; stock. TIPS.
Baltimore--Nominali middling, 1t25c.
Boston-Quiet; middling. lie; gross re-
eeipts, 203
Philadelphia-Steady; middling, Ii. sc;
receipts, 40; stock. 172e.
St., Louis-Steady; middling, 10tsc; sales.
40; stock, 1857.
Memphls-Quiet: middlins. 1ossc; re-
celpts, So; shipments 1os; sales, 100; stock.
1854.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-08-24

Cash quotations were as follows:
F1our-Steady.
Wheat-No. 2 spring, sl.1Gq1 ~; No. s
$16f. 05; No. red $1.09.
Corn-No. 5324c; No. yellow Soc.
Oats-No. 32Ac; No. 2 white 3S@36; No.
3 white 34435c.
Rye-No. 2 74c.
Barley-Good feeding. y; fair to choice
mating 45G53c.
Flax Seed-No. / s1.1S1s; No. north
western 81 .251s.
Timothy Seed-Prime $3.50.
Mess Pork-Per barrel 81 .75d11.S0.
Lard-Per 100 pounds s6s5Q6.s71z.
Short Ribs-Sides loose S.3714q7. so.
Short Clear Sides-Boxed $SQS.25.
Whiskey-Basis of high wines 81 IS.
On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm.
Creamery-iSQ1sc dairy 12@151hc.
Cheese-Steady 7%@Shc.
Eggs-Steady, 13Q161kc
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cotton Seed oII.

New Orleans, August 2s.-Cotton seed
oils higher; prime refined in barrels 271zc;
off refined in barrels, 26i9o; prime crude,
loose, &c.
New York, August 23.--Cotton seed oil
steady; prime yellow. 2s1sq2sAc; petrol
cum steauy. Rosin steady: strained, COM
mon to good. $2.OQ6.5o. Turpentino
steady.
Memphis. August 23.-Cotton seed oil,
car load lots, per gallon: Prime crude,
22Q221sc; off crude, 191kG201kc; prime sum-
mer yellow, 24izQ25c; choice cooking sum
mer yellow. less than car load lots, nomi-
nal. Cotton seed meal, prime. t2O25@2O. so.
Cotton seed cake, prime, $205O:
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regular and excited. American middling,
G. o. c.: August. 625l; August-September,
5.s5; September October, 5.73; October-No-
vember, 5.61; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 5.5s;
Deeember-January, 5.55: January-Febru-
airy, and February March, 5.54; March
April, April-May and May-June, $50
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tering sources, so that the market fol-
lowing the call firmed up, not only re-
covering Its initial loss, but advancing
another points on some positions. The
close was steady at unchanged prices to
an advance of points. Sales, 10S,750 bags.
August, 8.65; September, 6.70@6.S0; Octo-
Der, 6.S5; December, 7Q7 .O5; January, lis;
March, 1907 So; May. 1907 IS; July.
7.65@7.75.
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We are selling Electric
Fans way below cost Now
is the time to buy for next
summer. B. r L. & P. Co.

Commencing Wednesday,
Aug. "a, open trailers will
be run on the East Lake line
after 8 O'Clock p. M, for the
accommodation OF til 9
women and children wish
Ing to spend the afternoon
at Hast Lake,
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Metal Market.

New York. August 2s.-The London tin
market was little higher. closing at
SIN lbs paid for spot and R122 rs for
futures. Locally, spot closed at s26 $50
26 .95
Copper was firmer In London, closing
at s5 IS for both spot and futures.
Lead was little lower abroad closing
at e. lbs in London. Here 1t remained
unchanged at "a. 2Oa425 In the local mar
ket. London was unchanged at R22 12s.
Iron closed at sis Cd In Glasgow and at
43s In Middlesboro. Locally iron was TN
changed. No. 1 foundry, northern, s14Q
1850; No. 2 foundry northern, slS. 1904;
No. 1 foundry, southern, and No. / foun-
dry. southern soft. s1S. 50d13.75.