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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-01-22
/. WANTS NEW TRIAL

Berlin, Jan. 22.-Lieut. Prince Pros
per Won Arenberg, who was sentene-
ed in 1900 to fifteen years imprison-
nlent for the murder OF a native, named
Gain (srspected Of being British spy,
while engaged in the colonial service
IN German Southwest Africa, has been
granted new trial on the ground oil
1t being doubted whether he was sane
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-01-22
THE COREANS
:. ATTACK JAPS
The coreafl Natives Are Making
: Trouble for the Employees of the
Japanese Road.
The Japs VIII Send Troops to Pre-
serve Order If the Coreans
Cannot.

London, Jan. IA special from
Seoul says the Coreans have attacked
the Japanese. railway men at several
points along the Seoul-Fuson road and
the authorities have been notified that
unless they prevent recurrence OF dis
orders, the Japanese troops will inter
fere.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-01-22
WANTS MONUMENTS.
Representative Spalding Of This State Asks
Monuments for McKiniey and Hamilton.

u Washington, JAN a. Representa-
tive Spalding Of North Dakota intro
lduced bills appropriating $Ioo.ooo each
for monuments for William Mckinley
and Alexander Hamilton. in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. SS5' 555as 4.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-01-22
SECTION HANDS REPORT.
Great Loss Of Life Is Confirmed BY a
Negro. e&%.r

Tuscaloosa, Ala Jan, 2a. Al NEGRO
section hand has just arrived from
Monndsville, He says the place is to-
tally destroyed and many persons were
killed. He says the country for sew
eralnaileS around Is devastated, Every
asl0etcS has .at tlle to tl,e scene A
telephone report says the death list So
far Is thirty
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-01-22
MIL. | I !. K K RI is |
A Chicago Organization Plans to Cons
troll the Milk supply Of the
City. ].

Chicago, Jan. 22 Under the flan1esof
the Chicago Dairy Co.. Chicago capi-.
.talists are forming corporation de-
signed to control the milk supply OF
Chicago. Its capital is $4,ooo,ooo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-01-22
INCENTIVE FOR LYNCHING.
Body Of An Indiana School Teacher Found AS
8E saulted and Mutiiated.

Bedford, Ind, Jan a. The body Of
Miss Sarah Schaefer, teacher in the
high school, was found in carriage
house today She had been assaulted
and the, body badly nlutilated. Il Il
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1904-01-22
!, IOWA BLAZE.

Clinton, Ia, Jan. 22.-Fire at Lost
Nation, a small town in this county,
caused loss of $5ooco. .7
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.C.O', } !. I,

ss.nlEWl i DIRK. September 100, 55
Having II advised f$ then public % month
hall cents, u irrespec tlYes Of the SOW
eminent report Il nov. feel .t encumbe q,
upon me to say that have llantdag !, ted thsi
cotton / then purchased personall nos ha y
prices ~, ~ Ws,at
* iI'' Very Sui ism eport la been lly DIS
counted, A condl tlon9 Of oyer %. IN VI W.
3of the ths 4 3
especially as we are ace IN face With
tie eriod Of heaviest rece the weight
OF which last year resulted IN earrylng5
cotton 10 near nine zoe So IA ~ lnd for
fontobarl cor tracts OH the stl Of Oct ober.S
MT withst andjng tho adm TIED ly sa by ll!sll
gcond items Whicha a Ia ter on ma aes pose PIE
an advance sSent & . I, 4 I, I. /. &
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3l4l ~ lQ1i95I
NEAR 1 Y DIED LAU CHING
AT IMITATION OF HIMSELF
RI s,necIal "a rhe mines. plspateh,l

VI Especial to & The Times pIspatehl
IS PEN AR Ill, q --s'alaIy!
lSellow. Jri, leader the rcl'estra an
the Evangelical Sunday school, AID a
NARROW escape from denth8 by laughlngs
fye sterda ). RS IL sSs
nj Z. sK low, III 'romponsr with y friend
was attending Il clam l,sike a + 10, Tors
Take .ag mountain resort, when ~ allow
began laughing a ( atl tmi ta ton, his FREUD
save "a AZ Kellow az, the leader Of AN orr
Scl,estra. The musician laughed so 'lassG
tnut5 lie became liysterical. aNl iiHaiiy8
Tho had ia DO driven, 70 Mind Gap, Brera
ii physician attended, hiin. n
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COTTON MARKETS.

s5 NEW YORK, Sept Cotton showed further
excitement and irregularity to-day The MAR
which was hardly so much as due On gthe
showing made by LIyernool. VI here prides AZ
proved demand for spot cotton and covering
BY recent sellers. according private cables.
were fullyS25aS 80 American points higher than
N a good demand was attracted BY THIS show
sng. and some Of & yes erday, 9 s sellers We're
was continuance Of 4 he pressure noted during
Svednesday's trading and nftar some irreg;
been reduced to a ma tier OF y or points onsh,e
more active months But, eyerythlng f.. c q s
prisIngiy we'll, and juot around Elnd-day rallied
81 a renewal OF bull support and some outside
buying, attributed to the influence Of q publish
cronH estima to BY tho leader OF last twiners
huh campaign. predicting crop Il only 40 0ol.-
900 bales, This was not ia ken Very seriously by
local traders. hut there was much apprehension
q to the probable showing Of Tomorrow ssre-5
port and the smaller shorts al any rate are,
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/ pRODuCE MARKET,

NEW YORK, Sept. LtouR-1n 4. but
nrner. Rye Flour-Qu ai--f Urn
sy wheasMspot arm; No. red, ,lllh Options
opened steady and soon advanced en- .!uF. n
sn1sa WITH
eepts and scare among shorts The !, Close ;s,z
vas higher Mas a.lssa =
q t atorn.spot arm; No, & 5ssc Option market
was irm ali day but aulet here c lssl
i bsesmbe nei oa.saspo, auli mixed.
OPTIONS nominal seshsmpef el9sea
Meats-sseady p SSs shsaders
pound Western p stsamsa s1ss
I mess. sis.ItGiss5, Talow--steady,. Rosn-
F!r TsFasaRF HIS sesdy; mild steady The
market for coffee futures olened asteaay Y, az
peTts, was EaIas bass
fusais os test. slae; measses saga
sa,PsS sss sS sss
N.Y. Ss ' Cubes, $50, Rice Steady, sloasses-7
II GRADES Of reaned sugar advanced &c. a
pGns ns,e lepsn and unchansed ceeae-9,ilst
and fanrY ssleutea wSi,e
syip aaS s5anf
sg9 GSs1 domsss sasS
&C. Ssrrs ts'asss e.
ia tai liverpool, Iisa soos e
CHICAGO II III Sept LA i'd ton rains ~
stbs Red River and nrmness of foreign grain
markets caused strength In hsre soiaay;;
Sis,ss sa alss Nea
d SThs leading futures ya ngea as follows q,
y 3 Open n +! Eh. Low, closs.s
Sue solsS g g /,
f T,sp lids oass 1905
May 10Y 1,llss ~
AZ ~; 81
sps.3i Ne. Y. -, ri, sn.,, I'd, as,t
EB;s' II II III W W
{, ~ Per hht ~ I. +.
Sept. ii;ggJ1 ,sso
Oct, ~ 1916 aSy
II ", W & ~. ~ t5vS tste Il
SIaAR o--Per 100 Ins h, n. .,aa AZ & i, !, e
Sept NJ "a gss Syo
. ~ o5 stt55s s6 81
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SHORT RIBs-Per 100 lbs J. 3iss ! s ~
S;Ss i -
Quiet and steady. No. z spring wheat s.sl.1oR:
l1t Mo-. No red, slos si q
y oats 32,sc. No42 white &c. NO. white.
az aaic No rye 71c. Good feeding barley.
fair to choice NAL ling. = g.
81 iaxseed st q .2Sa
100 pounds, S. o7 short ribs sides oose2,s
short clear sides lboxedl sg s.sv.
aVyhiskey,S n basis OF high wine, 81 a. Clover,
contract grade 81: cream
steady A. sa9c. ESgs7st eady at ~
BALTIMORE. MD, Sept l.-FLoUR--Dull
and unchanged IA Wheat IF rm; spot. contract.
spot red " Z. er 3 slg,g
Firer: spot 5sN 5sc; uthern white !! corn CO..
NyeMEi i'm !: Timothy, $500 bid. aButter-Firn
and unchanged: fancy Imitation. y g1sc.; fancy
creamery; a5aelc:: fancy lade, store,
packed 100 isc. I;ggs-F rmS anu sluncn ll
at dc. Cheese-Firm and unchanged. sugar
trim al snncha
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MARINE INTEL L1GENNcE.
e. PORT r, OF iRIcHhlo .. sI1P;r, 1. 1901,
sol'7 M nc ARRIVED. III Is fit Mp n H
-.--- -

4 b. T. 4 ~
/. n PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT, 1901,
ARRIVED, III {5S
steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk; N,
diss n nd messengers, Old pom!nio llne * 1,
Steanrert Old Point Comfort, Grnyes. Norfolk
and James River landings Use sAi'd
passengers. y!rginia N yigat| ION ~ II
as "A .7T SAILED. ~ ss3
st.nmer Berkeley, Shelby, Norfolls, lperchan-
disc and 5passcngrs. Old Dominion !'n No u
X PORT or WEST I'c) y, SIP 4, 1904
j3s3 n, ARRIVED. 5ss
4 charotto. murphy, Bal plsseslse ira and
seSossac CIV Haynes. Mattaponl River
passengers and l''s sen sAILb Siss -
Charlotte, Murphy ltimore passengers q ana
sens M Haynes, stattaponi landiass
pussepgers and general Sca rgo MI
PORT NIswpoR. views, SEPT 1904
So ARRIytlEa 1s VI N Va
Steamer Hest,h, Norfolk, 81 n I3s
Il Steal,inrI Carolyn Boston . " . 4
schoonsr y. Holmes z! rasa!l NJ w
,& Schooner CRESCENT aoEiS. q ,Niy IN
schpoNer I, ~ & Y.
s Eeiiooner ThonnnH NJ. Lawson, iiosto on. 81
"A Echoorpr a Ina H. "A, III 0lmes; Ftor ifience
Barge Sterling, State lslard ~ llSs s 4 IN
u s,ssssss s tx Sal led. n
s schooner Kinlo, Boston. A 4: iss8 b "a s
I Schooner Hattie r. simpsan, Hos ton, *:
Schooner n, y, Perry, Baangol, y, sjS
es SCHOONER v. ~ s5prag ~ mn s8i
3urRc eEt iyEi MIA. H Prov encNSS ~
Bargs Hop eI OMEGA ri
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VIRGINIA. NAVIGATION CO.,

Y AL Els EIfIY ItlalJA ~ line, 5
&8 STEAMER Il OLD POINT COMFORT leaves
MoNDAY, WEDNEsIA AN 3 FRIDAY at
a, M, for Norfolk, Port slnoutb. Old Point
Newport News Glarsmont ana !, I 7, 4, RIVER
Tashingta,, Baltimore and the North. state
3roon,A Reserved for no n night At moderate
prices Electric cars direct to the wharf Fare
cniyssl.b0 and 81. 10 Norfolk
y 'Fraisht received for above-named places and
ali POINTS In Eastern Virginia and North Caro-
Ina. 1s IRWIN syYEIaIG En-, Genl. Mgr. RI
u, IA, BARI BIER, Jr,. Secretary, 8s9 yS
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SMAYAI STQREa.

WILMINGTON, N. Gu Sept. SPIRITS s
RsP I' quiet at receipts, 90
casks RosinH % resep q g. PA pasr
Crude Turpeniine Firm at y and g 20
receipts al barrels. ~ - z -, ~, \, !, III
stsadv al seG q 4: g. 74S casks; sales. b63
casks; EXPORTS $40 casks, RostnnF r. u. re-.
sceipts l4&s7 barrels; sales 1853 ppar " v
sH atHA .I,iSsToN, ST. O., Sent 1-TuR PEN
al 62&c. Rosin-- irH,
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SALES,

a. G. ~, com. Z. Il. u ....... Z
1880 Ainalgamated Copper ..l..a
q GOO Amer. Car and Foundry.
100 Amer. Cotton Oil
200 Amer. SNUFF ............
200. Amer. Snuff pfdn......s....
200 Amer. Can $50. .s.s........
1000 Amer. Can, pfdt .s....
100 Amer. Locomotive, conn.,.
4l00 Amer. Locomotive pfd..,...S
BOO Afnre. Sugar ~. .......
100 A., T. and s. re. com. ~.
200 a.. r.. and s. Fc, pfd ....,..
$500 Baltimore and Ohio. !, a,
$500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Canada Southern 49,. II
1900 Can. Pac. ex. diV..i..,s...
BOO Cliesa peakc and Oliioss....
1900 CHI. Great West. !. !. 3. I. n.
2i5OD Chi, NIL. and S. P..........
4 800 Colo. Fuel and Iron
y, Colo Southern. Isl pfd
800 Colo. Southern, I'd pfd ......
Z 200 Clevn Gin. Chi. and 8. lis.
3i00 Cont. T oba eco. pfc. $1,000.
loo Consolidated Gas .......,
2lDQ Delaware and 11udsotl.......
Del, Lack. and VVest.......
65I0O Erie, com ...... $500. 1890
400 Erie, 1st pfd .............
200 Erie, I'd pfd....s. 49,. :. i
800 General Electric ...........
100 Illinois Central ...........s
400 Louisville and Naslirille....
300 Observation-Disclosures. . ..s.
14400 Metro. Street IsailWay......
2g10 Mexican Central ...........5
5000 Mo-. Kan. and Tex, CON-.
800 Mo. Kan. and Texas. pfd..3
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strong. veais, seas. so fed calves, $500; butt
termiikss t5j:nu Westerns. Dressed calves firm;
city dressed veals, 0G13c. per pound country
and butter. 5Ma7ilc. per pound sheep and
Lambs Receipts, ., SIS head. alcsp--Qu!et but
steady; lambs. slow, but frnl. Sheep. !3a q .
culs. 5oD2 %; lambs. s525si %: cnlls,y
Canada, So 35.i Hogs--i Receipts, 300 head
$685.. 25s ss sts
UNION STOCK YARDS. P1TTsBURG, PA
Sept, 51.-CATTLE-Supply light: market slow
Choice IS prime 80 ), Go
heayies, y S5.75a5. SIS; mediums, heavy yorlters,
sSasoS light yorkers $500 1890; pigs, 81. $50
575 rougts u
sheep. ;L50aa. 90 Is: spring lambs, 50 so6ls % !;
veal calves, 7G7. 80. iS5s
III CONCENTRATE. o. n Sept .-IIOG s-A ctive.5
Butchers 1915; common. taS 40 " Cattle
Steady Fair to good shippers e sf,s
mon }c0o 5O sheep-St cady at LII nbs---j
Steady at s.. 80 30. si55s
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not oyer-conndcnt OF d large crop 60 that the:
by s advancing to about The opening figures. "a
But the buying soon out and !. tho n,
bulls. WHO wanted to Sdisposc Of their holdings
before the abureau. report worked back lnSaln,
and n4thc late trading waA quiet and easy at
about the lowest prices OF the The close
was steady at a net ad vance ots 3aI points
sales were estimated at 4yD. 900 bales.
According To private cables the rsport. q, 2
local newspaper, showing thu September condi.
ton to DO n per cent.or q dnte ration Of
iI,orIty jast month, WAS one OF tho factors in
advancing prices In that ma ke t. 1iere this
same report Tas taken "a ther tearlshly. as
!1orecasting a government report OF around u
per cent The mari toward the close seems y!
10 DO Ectting about as well cyened up as ".
could be prior the report 3, was
terest. formed on the precedin day was SUI
g5 t553 . ~ a.--
ssh bales aEa!nst lssi and l.l1s
last year; for he week 5000 bales against
81, $50 last week and s, 513 last year days
receipts at New Orleans were no bales again y
1856 last year, md at Houston o,Sl3 #S oalcs
against S35l last ye ar. S ~
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n. s s'ss%ses so.o ns g g! !,

Il "a ms Leave Rlc hrnond- n ort Inward.
AIS AZ. NJ II. iaily. Byrd s.. rhroug
@ AS AZ. NJ, sda ly.$ Main 81. trough.
s rs As week days 11lba. shland Saccona.8
$40 AZ NJ, daily, Byrd ST. Through. Loca,
d Il as noon. week days BYRD st.s Through.
. 4 90 p M d week days Byrd st. Fredericks.S
n sos II. NJ, daily VI Main st. Through.
& $50 IN; n. week aysR rSlba 8ss Hand g..
! s :o5 p, NJ. daily. Byrd St. Through
NJ Tra ms Arrive RI chm on Inward
20 WEEK days Ashland aa.
B s:so AZ. week days Byrd Iredericks.3
"A Us; Is a. M daily Byrd ST. Through
ii 80 q. q. week days Byrd St.. ThrouEh.s
s:es 81 Main y & Thr & y, u
'T,i51 p. nj. & daily. Byrd ST Through.
M 80 P, NJ ally.g Byrd St = Trough Local
s sia:ss P NJ. Mai 81 Throu 81.
& NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Earlor&s Ca rs on
ali5trnInsi except train arriving RicRmond
AZ n eek days, snnd local nc commoda
Time Of arrivals md eparturees and conHec.
.W s'sna .n1 nu fes. GULF 4
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u. s. refundlng Is, registered tex. int -. loi
". s. retunding e. coupon 1o5
u 8 as registered 5. 3. .......... JOS
IT, 90, coupon. !. y. JOS
u. 8. New 4s. registered 1sl
u. s. New IL, coupon i. /. isl
II. s.. Old ~. registered !. 100
III. s. Old AZ, coupon I. &. 1o7
lAtchison general 4s..... lo3
iAtchlson adjustment %
Atlantic Coast Line As (ex., Int. 9S
Baltimore and Ohio -. 1903
Baltimore and Ohio 3.ss Observation-Disclosures. .os
Central of Georgia 5s.. II
Central of Georgia list Inc. s4
Chesapeake ard Ohio AIS. ..... lo3
Chicago and Alton 81 90
Chicago, 81 and Quincy ne w. Is. (. !. 81
Chicago, n. and 81 Paul gen. 4s.......... 10
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4, 4, n = c Z a :, g .nfA ~,

NEyysYoRK,F Sept. 1.--1n dry goods market
conditions arc improyi and sellers are "a A.,
General and decided request for goods, which,
ii will be hard for immaaiata
delivery Jobbins u nst " -
appreciate the scondi Ion and buyers are COM
smencipg to test the marx ret q RI NJ IA .5iA
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Sept. y. !. 1904. \
QUOTATIONS. M
CATTLE MARKETS. s5
4 RICHMOND LIVE sToC k AiARxET.
(sales at Union Stock Yardsi)
= s.. z. Richmond u Va. Sent IL 1904

i Receipts for the week ending to-day:
CATTLE-R Receipts Isl head. Market fair;
sstesss. a csc. medium 70 soo;a 81 e145ise:;
common !, "a ;;ooWs
GAVE CAVES, basMs ffssh cows auas
agtine Is \, 4. !, \. !. !,
Good ho s rough y !9ys -
rkst nv iss. Week auotato oiS t'S Eat
sheep, sis9 ic.; common 70 fer, * alsMe
s s,SS per head stock wohsss sss'sa per
ssI, q, ]. ]. I, Ere.
ehoics prime staars, S. tote DOOR to n,ed iuln,
IS, 50a5.0 NJ kers and feeders ~ COWS
bulls, ss9S 20; Ives %, ,rsxas; fed
iio oss. se si today, head and
bNsshe g9ea az * sha|ss ~ s
b.6b hulk or hlIssIt- Receipts,
As 900 head M Market stead ID cod ia che ica
wsthr rs. 90 fair IL ellolce liked ssG4
JSoi nat We lambs. w Y!
f
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SOUTHERN RAJ WAY'.

So lIED d Le; IN DEFECT MAY 18TH. 1900.
TRAINS AYEtR1CEIN1CND.sssg ss sss
100 a.. NJ. DAil y. Local for Charlotte. N. g
1880 r.. ,-psl Z, Limited. u Bun et$ pullman
Memphis Cha taneoga and Iall the South
Ii 100 r.. M.:-Dally inited Pullman ready
80 IL. for. all the South.
The fay6rlte route to Bait imore and Eastern
points .ss Leave r chnlond 4: 80 N, tly.i
s:ibs Is. Nj Local. Dial except Sunday
CONNECTING with steamers TOR Bal timore and
river landings. s Steamers sailing from sWsstf
Point Monday and Y, cal
md Sat urday. llmonds and Gloucester Point;
5'i :45 A. NJ Sun 4ocal \ mixed fofs
west west THAI II RAIN ARRIVE RIcHMoN y y
AKA A. and G:42 a.. M.-FrOm MI the South
ii s:sS p. M. From Chariot and n
S:IS a. N-From Keysyilo. gE.5$ Ss
S.lS A. M.-Baltimore and West . otn
n AK ~ M, b:1n& Pr. M.-From West Point
CIV. SWEsTDyRY,D, - RI hnond; ID, Va 6.
"a H.E1IARDWICH.; stS w y. S1 81 {,
1T 9. il. "a cKIRT. asn'l !, y 4 s.,
sg " shlngt tor. & ID g sis
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N S&SlWN5ifo|k&WeStei

II LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY 7. IS
S N.Y. 4; ~ ], NJ LIMITED Arrives
M Wavor y 9 Stops only Petersburg,
- 9:9s AZ, M.-sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. Bpne,
ca5 ps,srssnrg
Louis: Bueflcld to Cincinnati j; also tRosnoke
sna and Knoxville ttanooss
1910. q. oANoKE EXPRESS for Farm.
B. 800 T. oCEAN SHORE LIMITED. s Az.
syes Norfolk c:2o p. N - Stops only At Peters.
s p Wayerly
Halumore q, aud Through coach To-
=, Z: For Norfolk and asst
10 100 =. N. NEW tsRLEANs SHORT LIVE,
P !, III s!sepsrs Richmond TO- burg and
ROANOKE, sburg to Bristo Lynchburg to-
"a g and Now Fleans Gaze
70: $50 P nv oRLD, s FAIR SPECIAL
sThro9ugh, Pullman SLEEPER Petersburg to ST.
Trains arrive from the west Il :35 IA. N. 2.oS
land 8 $50 Pr NJ. iif n; nj
orlce No. sss Eas. Main Street.
$I b. Devil L G. HI BOSLEY,sss
Gen'l.s Pass Agt. Dist. Pass Aes, 81
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
8I BALTIMORE NJ D., Sept. 1.--Seaboard Air
Line common, 4 149s q l4I do. preferred s9.s@
9sE. Atlantic Coast Line common, ! 2Qql Ill
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va, Sep u 1904. 1S5
H Dark Fired Tobacco-R eceipts continue very
iirht L ana market q firm at unchanged prices
Brjrhts-Fair receipts; market sguiet, but firm
a 81 u,otations.a$ Sum Cured pts continue
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS. y
w 5Ii1ll I9s ~. 4 :. - 3 ~
Il PEANUT MARKET,

+ 70. PEANUT MARKET.
& PETERSBURG, Al. Sept. .-P ~ us
Spanish. Market nominal at 92ils dl9oc. OnerrS
ing Very ii gft 4: stock limit
\ yirslnias. rket 4 quiet at .sc. for fancy
stock; machine picked; sdDic.:: shellng stock.
26Iahc Market heres Syirtua ny baT Isl
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3R1 4 y /, PRODUCE MARKET.

Corrected Every Friday.)
u FIoUR-Reccipts increasing. Market quiet
( ana slow WIFE Ar-siarket ntinnes active
#celpts very llsh 4. Ga lcky and damp wheat I,
j quota lions coRN-steady. but quiet ATs-
Dull receipts liberal RYE--continues in
good demand recep YER, ght. 1IAY---Re-
Sceipts OF old hay small !, but equal to the de-
smand. NEW HAY--New hay sell according
To quality and condition at from TO t9 per
ton under corresponding grades of old Ship
pers should be careful TO bale new hay light
and load cars so as 10 give az much initiation
as possible to prevent hea ting
" EGGS-Receipts cont nue light and market
h BUTTER-Fresh stock In good demand; com-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stock. we'll cured
and FREQ from shippers, active; receipts very
81 ''iPlEsAcHEs-Rec receipts about equal to demand
}1PoTATOES-Fancy stock In GOOD demand at
full atoms !; poor stock du 3
ONIONS Cont uo IN s. good demand With
4 n light and market fairly
Al Should receipts increase We look for lower
81 a RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK-Whea s5.s5s
bushels: corn, O2S bushels; oats g. $50 BUSH
els rye 200 bushels: -four. $3.50 barrels; hay.
13o tons: mill ioffaI 1888 tons. {8i
STOCK IN ELEVATOR-Wheat,s 1854 BUSH.
els: oats, Q, 1877 bushels. s:ss
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81 EIA!BOARD AIR u NE r Al WAY.

e TRAINS LEAVE aR!CiMoND-- = y 4.
board sExpress,ro5 Savanna b, acksonyill At.5
y a.Io ~ .-Locai-Fo IN ornng and Hamlet
4 TRAINS MOND-DAILY.l59
~ 6:35 AZ rom + lorlda, Al lanta and
.a s:55 S9 p. Mo n ssrrom Florida Atlantaand
'ne is s1 =. Noriina and local
points. e rs :, !. :, :, = i, \ y. ss
~ W. NJ TAYLOR. G.. IT. A..ss " III
S III $50 East Main Street. ., Phone 4o5.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago and Northwestern con- IS ......., 12sM
Chicago r. IL and Pacific ii. 75
Chicag go, r l.. and Pac. col.
and st Louis gem 4s.. gIh
Chicago fTerinna A. 74K
Consolidated Tobacco 4s.. !. &. 7zs
ssFs ~
Eric General is sss:
Fort Worth ana Denver city 1sts. v. 105,s
Hork ing va IIey az 1OS FL
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s.. 1OoH
Manhattan con. gold 210sl5
Mexican Central A. 81
Mexican Central lst Inc !. /. !. 14A
MINI n nd st I,oi1is As lex int 95 Ss
MISSOURI, Karsas and Texas 4s... !. I. 16oiS
hf..oi,ri Kankaa nd Texas Eds 80 an
National r. Of Mexico con, IS !. -. 76la
Nav York Central gen. 100,&
New ] ersey Central gem IS 1874
Northern Pacific As Josh
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Northern paclnc Observation-Disclosures 74H
Norfnks and Western con a As !. l01 Il
orea1n Snort Zine IL and Partic. . s. 4. 9sK
i,ennsylvania !. =. \ 9Sis4
ung y n ennra IA 100 &
~. Louis and Iron Mountain con-. 5s...... 116N
al. 8I.otiis and san Francisco fg 4s........ Si7s
81 o,Iis thwesterf1 1sts. ............ 81
seaboard Air Line 49, I. Biz
Southern Pacific ~ St
;rcsas and Pacinc lists 1laH
Toledo, st. II. and Western
IIntnn pnci M Il IN 7. 10j M
fInion Pacific cow As Y. 1o4N
IL steel "a IS Z. Soa
w. =. u, II =, Z 1lS
Wabash Deb Bs b, 90
Svheciinr and Lake Eric rs I. 9lli
wi sconsIn cent MI AZ S9s
FneiS Cow s. 72t
H. Nj n tSrtal 1T +. IS 81
cantralS Of Georgia I'd Inc. /. 47h
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Iynchhurg q obacco Market.

S5 " Lynchburg. Sept. 1904
sales OF loose tobacco On ~. Ly n b q
1904, reported by ohm Z. glesby
Sold week ending July 18th. ~ 500 pounds:
sold week ending p aod 90
scld from October 8 l. 1903, to July g. 1924,
20 sS6 100 pounds sold from October. !. 1907.
10 July Is, 1903 I'll sos. 100 pounds decrease ZOE
III Tie receipts this week were very light. The
orferir,rs con tinue large OF the lower grades
withsmuch of that damned prlcss rat her OFF on
III grades. Reports from the growing crop ~ =
Trori tha most reliable Information tain:
Able thesi1uantIty OF tobacco planted VIII fail
short or the 1908 crop d al lea ni. on -tour NJ
az reholses during tho month of august by
order OF the Toba Geo &Associat on is
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" III EyS VS. sIS,s Sept l-sR EaE Y Receipts
Il .67S head ~ Ma trade In I've "a spini
IfofSSnatly Ia Ssies Texas pounde
cslYesEt Receipts, aIp head. 81 aykst SisssRay ~