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Atchi,on. Topeka & Santa fe Railway.

No. 625 From Pueblo and all
points east, arrive daily -.---.---- II 90 a NJ
No. 628- For Pueblo AMI all points
east. depart daily. $50 N
No. 63l-From Florence and Rock
vale, daily, except Sunday, depart 400 . NJ
No. 632 From Canon City, daily, ex
cept Sunday. arrive. .--.---.-..--- 1870 p m
Direct connection is now made at Pueblo foi
Chicago and all points east, and ut La Junta
with California limited for Los Angeles and
San francisco.
Inquiries solicited and promptly and ebeer
fully answered.
Descriptive literature folders FREQ by apply
ing 70 4. 3. PALnER Agent.
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For Young Men.

You don't write home every month
but your parents and relatives are al.
ways too glad to get the news from
the neighborhood in which you re.
side. Sendthem the Weekly Tribune
six for months or . year. II
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Granted an Extension.

Colorado Fuel & Iron company has
extended the time for depositinp
debenture bonds under it's proposed
plan to February 8. Up to this time
out Of total of 4.068. 900 bonds to
the amount of $ll, ,527, 900 have been
deposited.
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Prices That Attract,

Silver Leaf Lard 10 pounds for 81. 90 |;
World Beater" laundry snap. bars
for 25c tomatoes 10c per can at the
Big Store. 1924
The daily tribune., 1904-01-25

1t is better to set an example in
cleaning sidewalks to your neighbor
than to let him set it for you.
The daily tribune., 1904-01-25

The White Czar seems disposed to
begin the entertainment as soon as
Japan gives the word.
The daily tribune., 1904-01-25

The big steel trust salaries have
been feeling the edge of the knife,
but there are few designations.
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local new....
MISCELLANEOUS RATES.

Resolutions OF respect and coincidence si.OO
zach.
Obituaries Sc per limo Tor each line over one
inch
Cards of thanks, Soc each.
Display adverti-iug rates made known on
application.
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The theater fire agitation continues
in Chicago, but the remains of Mr..
Bluebeard have not been exhumed.
The daily tribune., 1904-01-25

l will give good big discount o
goods until stock is reduced.
tt 4. CARMODY.
The daily tribune., 1904-01-25

artists worthy OF the star and play
Nothing more need be SAID. for that
says it all
The daily tribune., 1904-01-25

Japan has established a press GEN.
sorship The little country is becom-
ing more civilized every day.
The daily tribune., 1904-01-25

Henry Wstterson asserts that Mr..
Cleveland is "only an atom OF his.
tory "
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Denver & Rio Grande Railway.
9. T. MENzEL, Agent.

ARRIVE DEPART
2.s7 pm aa7 . m
II ~ a m I1:i4 a ~
ioi a m i0i . N
1;2s p N s;zs . IN
iaas p m is ~ pm
sos a m sos a !.
SEQ ! a $40 . N
i256 . IN IL .4s p -
2;Ae a m 2 ~ . !.
i;s7. IN In q /.
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No. Pacific coast limited
from Denver and eastern

No. I-Pacific coast limited
from Denver and eastern
connections ---...
No. 2--Atlantic cosst limit
ed, from California and
western points----..
No. 37-Pacific coast express
from Donycr.-.----4.--
No 4-Atlantic coast er-
press from California and
western points. .- ..--
No. b-Tsans-contine n I a !
limited from Denver and
eastern connections m
70. 6-Trabs-contino n / a !
limited. from California
and western points. .-
No. g-Denver and Canon
City Flyer ..-...-
No i0-Csnon City and
Denver Flyer .-.- .
No. i5-Golorado Express
from Denver. --i
No. i5-Colorsdo express
from all western points In
Colorado
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of the finest hotels in the Rooms suite baths
heat electric bells and all modern Service
unexced Tanscent $2 $500 Weekly
monthly so low that live here
costing you. Fl. l.. RICE Prop
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COTTON I'M ARKETS.

4 NEW YORK Aug The cotton market.
ha dan active and excited fEhsston. At first
there was rather a reactionary tendency. owing
10 lower, cables and continual favorable
weather, but later In the session there was
another Wild Hurry OF covering by shortss and
prices were forced into new high ground, The
opening was weak az q 9. decline % 80 points
positions, or Just about az due on the cables,
which reflected a much lower market In I4iv-4
2erpool than had been anticipated az result It
was stated by private adylces. OF the elimina
ton OF the, short Int crest and heavy American
aeing But sentiment here was very fcversh.
and while the South seemed TO he selling more
or less freely through yarious wire houses.
after the opening the initial losses were re-
gained But further fluctuations were very
Irregular It was ruinored that some OF the
bulls had sold out, aud at times there was
considerable pressure against the market. lead
Ink to several dips In prices that carried them
back to about the opening figures. Around
mid day The marke I was comparative quiet.
point or twolof last nights figures, W hen one
or two operators who have been recently
heavy sellers evidently started into To- break
the market They offered several substantial
blocks and the ROOM becoming ,conyi nced5 that
the furry OF covering had run its course. also
became free seller But The cotton was
easily absorbed and hui! support agaln became
erIng that carried the list up to q new hIgh
level for the movement with September selling
II l1.0l. October at 10, 92. December at 10. 49,
and January at l0.S ST. or net gains OF about
I l0GA8 points. This represented an advance
from the low point of last Friday about 50 a
bale, or $500. a trading con Fact Toward the
{ oloss the market reacted about b9lo points
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ON.

NEW. YORK, Angus Is. II submit the.
following result OF nm inYest iga ton made ale
BY me into the conditio Of the. cotton tei
crop as Of the date of An gust goth, 1904 Y
8 have received 1875 replies from J. 16s
towns and 57s cotton pro ducing counties
which last year prod uced about 80 per
cent. Of the entire crop The estimated
CORRESPOND Is 76, as aims o.. 8 re-
ported q by my corresp ndents as OF the the
Same date last month and 4 Big ns2{re-8
ported by tho agricultn department as as
OF the date Of July 2ot i
The Indicated total p oduct ion.4 assum N.
tug tIe realization at ma urlty5 Of present
crop prospects, is 81. ssl as against an 7,
indicated total produc ton. rs reported
by my correspond on the Goth Of July.
5sS,rha B details OF the Il condition ans; the
indicated production by States for this
month last month and the government 5fl''
report OF last month, re as as folio g vi
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/ MARINE slNTELLIGENCE..
PORT 8 FRI cHMoND. AUG. q. 1901, IL
I va .. , is1

- -
55s5 PORT o#FRIcHMoND. AUG. q. 1904 ,S.:
3ls ARRIVED. 81
S steamer Brandon. Harvey IN folk. merchan.
dfsaS a nd 1passengers, Old Dominion line
steamer Old Point Comfort Graves y orfolk,s
lanes River landings, merchandise and pas
senxers Virginia Nayi alton Co ~
itS SAILED. s33S2 ny
steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk. $ mel X
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion line
PORT OF RICHMOND AUG: & q. 1so4. Ss55
aS ARRIVED. 2g8
Charlotte. Murphy. Bait imorc. messengers and,
Z Elm Elm City. Haynes, Mattapon. River landings
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED. n 4 sS53
Charlotte Murphy Bal timore, passensers and
Elm eli ~ Haynes taponi, River landings.
passengers and general 8 c 'a1 60 *.
Ri PORT NEWPORT NEWS AUG. S25 1901 y.
ARRIVED.
Steamer 5Madrleno, Port Ingles. iS.
Schooner ]. q Manchester Haynes, Washingt ton,
Barge i. q B. Walker. Boston rs II;
Barge Buena Ventura, Boston. 5S5 s
y Bark Francis. yVaahl ton,
5s5 SAILED.
steamer Madrlleno. Rotterdam
8 Schooner w.. S. Schuter. Bangor.
Schooner Lucinda SUIT ton. Bangor.
Schooner P, T, Z BIT rnuH. "a Fa II River.
Schooner j. IF 3. 3 Afannin Boston, MI
Barge Ohio. Norfolk sRs n
Barge White Band, Providence.
N - Z. -
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& ProYidenc r. orgiin.gs.. e
(speciall e, The ;Ti,Nes-D lspa

7Sjf;sEI (SpeClalGt u6Nf1lNGSSDlSEdkCu)4s
IS PROVIDENCE TO RGE, AZ A.. August s.
Rev. W liam Sharpe Lee, who has been
preaching In the two $5 Presbyterian
churches I'm Charles City and New Kent,
during the SUNNI or. lief { Tuesday morn9S
Ing FOR the Union ;rheolo % icals ssnlna
where he will pursue " his studies during
the coming session. N Z Lee Is a very
promising young minister His congrega-9
charmed with him and are anxious to se-
cure his services during the winter.
ID reparD Ions are bein g mad Il to- pu ia
new ceiling In the chapel here, and as X
3plasterlng is 50 perlsh liable. a ceiling 8 {
corrugated iron Is being spoken OF for it.s55
Sl II AIRY, the little son Of M &. and Mrs..
j. II. Christian, who has been 50 3ill WI tn:
fever. is very much improved. and ha \
$1t Mr.. Ro berts n lost AZ a & BILE wa tch al
few days since. some cone Loving, him
Miss Maud Cree k1nur, Of Norfolk coun-si
ty, Is visiting NJ ISIS Grace Christian at
Miss Miss Annie CO eman, Il OF, Richmond, Is {
Visiting friends In Charles City. N
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=, IN fut,,rea opened weak and closed very

baes tu sales bales; s2 esles
s Tets, oa .,yek sss baies
Consoidated at all e e "a
ss gat,aens G5sh b.ss s
II aince september lst Al seape5 Great
ssf fIan sxress q bales
.a .es5 btEAs: to japan
bales; to Mexico 2, sis bal les
NEW. AUG /; e q q q. no
salss tne,aai Bales quota Tons higher
Futures opened irreEnar Wild
poen.a ' ioWsr but eesed hiEheI New York
opened decidedly 1891 a nal Ter
soWafs5 s 81 either Pork put
promptly sent prices UP =.
reported that hesSy n Kew YORK and
me eauIs There WAS no second day story.
attached to yeste suspe nsen 81
10 he firm was q TO enter lhto
active business again shortly on rs -
footing as eoani few days more over
adnM avery other factor in the y y
Viii fully importanf Is ahy et this
w snn ~ and the market will probably be N
nervous state until Is out OF ts sn
bulls claim that The crop mas
was fssued While nears claim that the
deterioration not acconnts coming
1sF xes
ferencss IN ppt at 10 30 and finally sold
opeated q 81 soee opened points higher
at sold and nnsly 4 th ,e
10 ne, a. net gains being: August
s ss points. September q and the other posi-
lions each -, 20 nres K: August II
. 10 90; October 10. 72@lo I3: y
10 December
January 1ol5; February ilEu
60 hid
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TO BEACH Park ON "a SUNDAY F.
W. TERNOON. n j m St545s

4 Special train Leaves Richmond every
Sunday afternoon p. ~, Leaves West
Point returning at 40 F. NJ. Morning.
train leaves Richmond 10 A, Nj, RETURN
Ing leave West Points T, N, Tickets good
returning on either train. Sixty minutes
ride. & boc. round trip. Week day trains
$50 r. M 5;s 4, 53ii' h;
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/, a - ,,,,o tagging nv scattered longs, but
,ya q nnaiiy feryI steady. with August net un.
changed ana other 81 p S :. ne
higher Sales were tmnted az ns,ss
Noon to explain ths advance. ,yhcA .W "a
attributed entirely tot he runnin IN OF ano
K Rsceipts at ports to-day were b.sae na ies
and 90 nas ssar week
~. M n AZ lssi YEAR receipts AT New
Orleans we're 1903 bales compared with ,2 u
last year, and at Houston ., 6sS bales aeal'nst
$50 last year. as3S
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R. STOCKS
ARE ACTIVE.
New High Record Made by Nor
folk and Western and Cllesa-
peake and Ohio.
MARKET HAS a FIRM n v TONE 'l:
More Favorable Adviccs as to
Crop Prospects Had a Very
Marked Effect.

nv Assoc, a ed Il, e.s. j

~ (By Associated P1 aSs f1leI
NEW YORK, Aug. 25--More favorable
adyices as to crop prospects pa r. ctli'aris
for corn and cotton. impaired very ilrm
tone In to-days stock market. though the
trading was again In moderate volume me
and Of professional character ~ note e''
worthy factor was the advance to new
high records for this movement Of Penn
sylyania and Baltimore and Ohio With
substantial gains in such allied issues az az
Reading. Chesapeake and Ohio and NOR
folk and Western. In fact. Reading was
ono OF the most active stocks In the list.
The Gould stocks were again active at
material advances, especially st. y LOUIS .ouis
Southwestern preferred, Missouri, Kansas
and Texas also scored a further gam,
London houses taking. moderate qIa =.
Ijnion Pacific and Southern Pacific were
comparatlvely8 Inactive. ftar some nes ~
Atation 4tte market once more became
strong II, spite OF further
and the closing. though below. 4 nc Z , pest
4 OF The day, showed few marked recessions y,
Steady strength was displayed by slcli
issues as New York Central, Jersey Cen ..I, 4
trail Illinois Central, Della ware and <un--
son and Southern railway. There !, we're 'S
upward movements In such specie tues az
Toledo. st. Louis and Western pre- ferred.
Wisconsin Central preferred and Kansas ss
+ to attract much attention, and these,
stocks reacted befnre the u! END s, of !, me
active feature OF the Industrial group. and
the steel Issues were dull Wit h no decided
I tone. ~ XII A. q.
( old AS advancedSa Ia OF n per cen IL. ard
thesnew5registered 4s W Of z per cent on
raiI Railroad bonds held firm. TOTAL
sales OF bonds. par Snl ue. were s.. 6s5, 900.
The total sales OF stocks for the day
were ESQ, 800 shares.
53 MONEY II "a ND SExcHANGE-cL.O
Money on call easy a I Sal 10 per cent:
closing bid i per cent; offered at 4 per
1 cent; time loans. moderate deiEand and
thoroughly liberal sppply sixty, Y. dsy yi
4 per cent. \: Six mon hs.8aal liz per cent:
prime papsr &, s4 a, ~ SeT
y business m bankers. bills at 90
4 for demand and ut 4.s525a4 s.. 80 for sixyt
ies 7. y s8s:d com
81 Ia; Mexican do Tia rs, IS II
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scLosING BOND QUOTATIONS.

a, . 4, A. : a. q am con. l28N
~ Iu anH 737t
e. :, 4 - pa cifc coi 6s..,..... S4h
= T. ~ az nnia setl. 10Th
~ UNI o. ~. "a 3
Ia a.
~. 49,, "A !. - "a G
t,oioraso anu .,a 1oOh
Az. IN "a ~. 9sN
Erie I, s6h
Fort worth and Denver City Isl ios
$Hosklmg, va and M az 'tjniflcd lol
LouisSiiis nv .,s III 1oid ID Jos MI
"a annHtta SVlsy'I ~ 81 Viii
n Mexican - Ia
a ~ :. a,,ts" 81 5
ana -, 10 "a IL. 1bo
iisso,,r Ransas and Texas 2ds... 7s
National r r. of Mexico con. ~
re "a 81 1921
ep,hsr1, As \.
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Lynchhurg Tobacco Market.

Lynchburg, Va, Aug % 1904
Sales OF loose tobacco on tho tynchburg
market for the two weeks ending July 20.
1904 reported BY John L. ogesby 8. 81
kold week ending July a,d. s5aJJ pounds; de-.
create Tor week ending July "a goo pou,n nd.
20, $50, 100 pounds; sold from October. !. 1902,
10 July 23 1908. 1900, 700 pounds; decrease for
1904, 4 d %. 600 pounds. 3t s . III -
The receipts this week were very lisht. The Sae
with much Of that dained prices rather OFF on
III grades. Reports from tho growing crop =
From the most reliable information obtain,
Able the quantity Of tobacco planted VIII fall
short or tho 1908 crop at least one-fourth.
~ There will be no tobacco aold al any OF the
warehouses during the month Of August by
order Of the Tobacco Associations y
THE quotations. are as follows: !. \. - -
~ rk iuss' n,ediun,.,. ..............3. ais 400
park lsss s good $50
~ - ,aa N ed,i,n Y. ..,,,..., $50 % 500
Darr 1isaf rood ........ .,..,,.... $50 q S.6o
toerE leaf Ana ...,.,,.., 300 q u o9
Dark wrappers 0,vV y eo.Vv
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A Natural Conclusion.

( Mrs. Nexdore 81 It. s my daughter who plays j
the plano. You're heard her r. isSsl
IL Mrs. Newconob t,vitll great self-restrant)st
1--WE heard the piano. ~ siis Is "
s Mrs. Nexdore; Yes, my daughter ID Mary
Is Very musical =
y; Mrs. Newcome: All |! you have two dnugh-5
ters them "a ,i III 81
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NAVAL STORES.

II WILMINGTON, N. 81; c., Aug %. -sP IR1TS
Nothing Dc doing receipts Ios (, ss
reis. Tar-Fjrm at ;t.70 receipts. 81 barrels.
Crude Turpentine firm q s. ~ and i4.oo;
fsAWp1NMA Aug. c5.-TURPEN-
at bsN C. eceipts.s GU casks sales,
III sks export S52 casks. Roaln-F irm :are-
cepts 5. 4S barrels; sales. a,o2l barrels ex-
p' 9,igg 4 ~ Yp 81 g. Aug 2STURPEN-
at CSC. Rosin-F Firm. Ss.s5
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SALES.
o54oo Amclgamated copper ..,...
400 Amer. Car and Foundry..,.

254oO Amelgamated Copper 1855.
400 Amer. Car and Foundry.
100 Amer. Cotton oil............
Amer. SNUFF .....
Amer. Snuff, pfd....n.......
Amer. Can ...............s..
200 Amer. Can, pfd. ....... go.
400 Amer. Locomotive, com
100 Amer. Locomotive, pfd.....
$500 Amer. Sugar .i......,
1890 A.. 7. and 8. re. com ......
2S00 A.. r. and 8. re. pfd......
22700 Baltimore and Ohio....:...t.;
J 600 Brooklyn Rapid Transit....
400 Canada SOUTHERN ..........
300 Canadian Pacific ........"
$500 chesapeake and Ohio......
300 Chi. Great West.
17700 Chi, Mil and 8. z. ,......
100 Colo. Fuel and {ror........
1900 Colo. Southern, com.
{ 1lo0 Colo. Southern. list pfd .....s
600 Colo. Southern. I'd pfd
100 Clev., Gin, Gil. and 8. Ii,
Cont ,rob.. pfd. ........... So.
100 Console ated Gas ..,......s..s
300 Delaware and Hudsor1.....,
Del, Lack. and West $500. -
1890 Erie. conn.,. ....,'. .....,,s
300 Erie, LIST did,. .............
100 Erie. "a ptd.. $685..
600 General Electric ..,.,......,
1900 Illinois Central \; .s..i.
1900 Louisville and Nashville.
7Ioo Metro. Street Railway.......
1900 Mexican Central ....s. /. =.
$500 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com. I.
300 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. pfd. -.
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4, "A pac,Nc 4. \, 74
LII nj 1Vesicrn 80, 101h
Oregon Short Line Is and Partic .......... 90 %,
I, spii
81. Louis and Iron Mountain con- % y IN
St Louis and San Francisco IS. $780,. %
ST. Louis Southwestern lists 81 IN
Ssa,nsoar % niac az 9iss
Southern RAILWAY 1.ss lis
Toledo. ST. IL. and Western atH
un,onS T,asirc srnnv u . 104ss
tssl.sd
" apas ~ I ts a. i SIX
W II 8 Ia II a 81
~ nee!nh 3a.,u "a IL & IN. 90
,n;odn F,,e ana Iron conv.
AM ~ fcorpa I'd INC
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEA NYirG MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA, Aug, ss-PEANuTs----
very iai,iet dealers not inclinad to soil at
present prices, expecting that a &C tinued drain
on the supply now held by the cleaners VIII
advance prices Spanish are quoted at 81 per
bushei, with stock very much reduced Vir-
ginias are 4IaI4Xc. per pound only STOCK
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From Richm ond to the
Ocean ii 1wos Hours
VIA
G. & 0. Sund a Outing S ].

VI slDO round trip every Sunday. Two fast
trains, $50 and o. "A. NJ. Plenty coaches.i5
No crowding. Old Point, Ocean View ana i
Norfolk 500 round trip, Cape Henry
and Virginia Beach. s.. - s.
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Richmond VI. Aus. 8. 1904.

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
32 S51 RA1,TIMoRE Md Aug. e 25 Seaboar I'd Air
Line common closed at 81 113h; do preferred
2SK ae6 Atlantic Coast Line common, III bid. y
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The Peck Of Trouble. 80

All men must have their .peck of woe. =
e No slngla man's above 1t: s5s
But lots OF married men I'VE know s 55{s y
Must take their hen-peck OF It. VI s.
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t,,py nooDs MARKET.

reinforcement with Il stronger lone to prices
Tor dry goods The COURSE OF the raw. material
Z tet n her hand both buyer and seller becoming
more confused. Jobbcrs' store trade continues
~ ri
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PRODUCE 81 MARKET.

,,r1,, yopK Aug. aa5.-FLoUR-unsettle tied
With business g Rys %ioIrrardm
choice 70 fancy, y, II ts r1es.o Quiz
yWiealMspo, frm No. red, $losh 9 , % p
ahoat Options 9 9ppssrn W selling and severe
on acseuh 1.nsIsh markets Then Jumped 20
pnshe Mantona re aHns and ag
ssSs selling May ss s 81 sspssbss
3. OK !; December osss sa.:, ontions opened
rallied ali
Nebraska but naly dec dlnssd n week "a
rising tenper,ataresse ana closed at 6se
deshs oaas1spot barely steady
nsea oats e peManasss ssssaf Lard
i Esst-ws' essrn steamed refined a d1m;
eontineng adTyo;s,n snr5, 9 Tar
,s,I sS3Sl5bba a as ss assss orn
pecnofree-spot steady mild does s FUTURES
4 Ths de .aIniKsl 500 pents arg
opsnena scndy at net loss Of loaio pons g
s saIes saEaTsRIaYSs q 9ss 4ae
s steads Molasses- Firm. e, =. M s,er
and = , rSs saiored, Choice sac
n iarse, White. choice she fSsss-7ss''s' ~
IosEs tsHaS tsss
ss s faeef
1o e !ssna s' steam Liverpool, 5et
CHICAGO ILL.,, Aug. wneta ~ ha wiiIe
cxnerlenced n frost scare er he pro.
y lasted lifted prices AZ osea bowed
io,,s close Final quota hower1t, ~ ~
MAJ sSl gains down. sSs y ps 20
tons y! ss core Losses Of 2,s @ DOC, 3s
The leading futures rangea g 4IoloW's ~.
y - y Open. High Low Close
W,IEAT;m mo; ,oa,s 1osA 1esH 1,o4 !,
2sp!' ,Oih l07S lM Iva
tep S. 5s % ass r u
'2 B $ss III III I'll ~ ~
~; II ~ ~ 4;
~ | |E:E | l'} HI:
81 \ ~ i$ i;I
ss sspt' I, lss y 81
S is ia S. S; III III
we're 81 e I io, 81 F9,a5sa
l,os; Ne. red. slo54s, no. CORP, os1ts'i 80 No
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II Will be noticed that last month my
Correspondents, under date OF July 2otl,5
reported an average condition WITHIN ~
sGf per cent, OF the gGyernM " relo.t.
the average of the entire belt and the
con d!tlon by statess my correspondents
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u. 8. rcfunding %. sgistered % q
ii ref,ndlne "a. coupor, u. JOS
II Il, registered 4. Z. !. /. :. 1oa
II Al COUPON \, 4. !. 1864
u. 8. New Is. reEstered /. 1917
Y1 q Nee II COMO i, :, !. y. n. 10.
III. s Old 4s. registered !. II. 1o7
q, i o,d n. co,,por, /. :. !. I.
8Atch,son general q. !. :. 1osH
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r,al,inora ana Ohio 4. /. I. \. |. 1924
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a c,or ! I, on Z, MARKET.

,occ,irred n" cottonsecd oil and business was
small including only 800 b. barrels A. 2sss
Prime crude. b. mills 22zc.; prime sum
nominal: prime white, BIZ aa2c. prime winteF
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ATTRACTIVE TOURS TO q SAP HlRz
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S9asiTHE TOxAVvAYc0 ON RAtNY. w
4 On September 10th. nth and 24th, the i
Southern Railway will sci special tickets J
to Lake Toxaway. N .ss{ CO. and return.
limited nine days from date 81 f sale So
tickets including railroad transporta-
stions, seven days board at one Of the 4
delightful resort hotels Of the Toxaways
Company. either al Brevard, Lake Tox-S
away, Lake Sapphire. N Y c'.,$ For those
spending time at Lake ,roxaway, hack 4
ride to Sapphire Inn Is tncluded.) Rate
from Richmond 1870, Through trains.
,Pullmans and Southern Rail way dining
car service. Of the highest standard, FOE
full informatlon, and literature descrip-S \
tive OF tliis chhrming country, call on
your ticket agent, or address,
G, W. WESTRURy, gs
pintrict Passenger Agent Ell
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2yellow SIZE No oats. 31&o; No 4 Sn NE
Is.aJEc Good feeding barley 4od tse; far ~
10 choice mating No1 aaxsesSo ~ seeg
81 50. Ness pork, per barrel laTd,
pounds sho1t s'ps ssa1s
ss@s x Whiskey basis OF Ugh wines. Sl:28:
Cover. contract xrade 81. 60 .
creanieries, dairies, esls
Steady at Eggs 10. I'M ~
BALTIMORE, Md Aug. a. FLouR.D 2 ~
and unchanged heat-Firm; spot cont MI ana
the month spot. MOI r co. Wsni
Corn spot and the month: assS
Southern white e4e oa.sEasles
and Smncha need ;E fancy Imitation. g1sc.; DO
creamery, isasoc do lade lbc; u "a s.o r.
packed logic. Eggs-F and unchiangea o. "a
81. q medium. Ok aeSc and un-
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