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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-03-24
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

K. P. Course, Opera House,
April l.
w. T. Dorrance was up from
Ayr Tuesday.
Jas. Loney is a Twin City
visitor this week.
Wolcott makes photos from
$1.00 per doz. up-nice ones.
Jennie Taplin has been visiting
Carrie Milligan the past few
days.
W. ". Pickeni is a new Pioneer
subscriber this week. Who will
be next?
I. W. Standby went to Fargo
on business Monday returning
yesterday.
WANTED: A good gjrlfor gen.
eral house work. Apply to Mrs.
w E. Boise.
r. A. Lathrop has moved into
the house recently vacated by
E. w. Dittes.
Mesdames Harness and Mill
gan visited Miss Lorena King at
Fargo over Sunday.
Take your harness repairing
to R. r. Bryan, he will do itneat-
ly and cheaply for you.
Oh! say, John came over to the
house till / show you those
photos Wolcott made for me.
Take the baby to Walcott's and
and have one of those fine photos
made. He can catch that smile,
well, yes.
Miss Fredenburg Of Minnea
polls, has been engaged as trim.
mer by Mrs. Bowen and will ar
rive today.
Miss Marie Joyce arrived
Tuesday from Minneapolis and
will assist in Mrs. Carley's Mil.
linery shop.
Mr.. Bistline possesses remark
able ability as a violinist.-D F.
Zeigfeld, President Chicago
Musical College.
A special meeting Of Occiden.
tai lodge was held Monday eve
ming to confer the third degree
On T.. T. Newell of Finley.
Through an oversight we neg.
lected last week to chronicle the
arrival of a daughter at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mitchell.
"Our Source of Power" and
"The Young Peoples Society"
will be the morning and evening
topics in the Cong'l Church next
Sunday.
Wolcott, the Photographer, is
rushed now that the weather is
warmer. He is doing some fine
work at right prices and will give
you satisfaction.
Mrs. Bowen wishes to an
nounce that her Easter Millin.
cry Opening" will take place, at
her Millinery Parlars on Thurs
day, March 81, 1904. All cordi-
ally invited to attend.
: The following teachers took
; the examination on March II:
; Jos. R. Cochran, z. A. Cochran,
Mary E. Joyce, Gertrude Kinney,
Lottie Greina, Martin Vileson,
Alzada M. Tufts, Julia Curry,
: Edith l.. Abbott, Mary Ander.
: son, Flora Sussex, Alice Jonson,
Hottie Ingeson. Sarah Callahan,
Ragnild Olson, Jennie p. Taplin,
|, Annabell M. Conroy.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-03-24

Do you need to buy lumber en-
Title? If so see SABIN.
Mrs: Mcpherson was down
from Sherbrooke Tuesday even
ing to attend the special meeting
of the Stars.
Mrs. Bogert was down from
Finley to attend the meeting of
Fidelity Chapter last Tuesday
evening.
If you want lumber for CASH
see SABIN.
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NC. SOUTH

Nos. 81 and 81 are daily Except Sunday pas.
senger trains.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-03-24
SEED 8 SALE.
FOR SALE
& WARNER

have fine Flames Pedigree"
BluestemWheat, White Russian
Oats, and Flax. For cash, or on
time with approved SCI arity
!51tf osLYN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-07
TRAINMAN REBELS.
Refused to Take Mail Bag From
Hand Of Negro Clerk.

The refusal Of a White trainnlan on
tho railway branch d from Belfield TO-
Claremont to take the mail pouch from
the negro mail clerk on his train ana
carry II to the Claremont postoftlce -
being discussed by postal officials here
and BY railway men to some exterlt
The chief OF the railway mail service
in this section, Mr.. b, P, Elan. who has
been4to >claremont In connection with the
matter Inclined to make nfsta tement.
Postmaster Wray T, knight said tyester-
day that il was matter hetween the
railway and Its employees purely, The.
postal officials are not bothering about
ii, The railways, he stated. are under
contract TO deliver the mail carried by.
them to the postmaster when 10 office,
is within forty rods Of the rail way sta
ton. as Is the case at Claremont If the
agent or enapl DYE OF the railway fall to
do his duty the railway must have It
done or lose the contract, v i8S
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CRU HE'D UNDER
HEAVY WAGON WHEELS

About $3.50 O'clock yesterday AFTERNOON
while w C.. Butler, a white man. was
driving a wagon Of the Richmond Trans
FER Company. heavily loaded with trunks
on Cary Street at the corner OF Fifth the
wagon nareened as he was rounding the
corner. He was thrown from the seat
beneath the wheels Of the vehicle, which
passed over his chest Several ribs. Just
over tho heart were fractured. "A hurry
cali was sent In for the ambulance,
which responded with pF, Perkins In
charge. He had tho Injured man re-
moved to his home, No, 1913 TAYLOR.
Street. DR., w. j. West was called IN
and he and DR.. Perkins made Butler as
comfortable as possible His condition %
serious though not necessarily dan-
geroys.
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REACHES A
DEAD Level
Movement Of Stocks Sluggish
and Entirely 1nconclusivc .
Oil Yesterday.
WHEAT is STILL III! A FACTOR Al 9
Market Awaiting Report q the.
Government OH Situation.
Outgo Of Gold old

f ICyv ~ OI1k, August 9. lss lllt y
10 record OF to-day's short sessio r 4, inc nc
I gtock Exchange. Dealing ran down 70
h the levci$of midsummer dizziness and the
movement or prices was 30 sluggish a
to be entirely inconclusve as 70 my sem
4 timcnt over outlook for values TO be
pressed. The uncertainty over the extent
OF damage to the spring wheat was q.
continuing factor and Is expected to be
until tho publication Of the government
report on next Wednesday Tho rally In.
the price OF British consols In London
s is q favorable Influence on all securities
markets The oLtgo OF gold which & has
been nauguratcd Is the subject OF inter
ested discussion, but IL Of little concrete
effect, owing to the plethoric condition OF
the money market. Foreign bankers rec
fralnS from offering bills against future
shipments or graln and cotton, as lney
+ usually do N TINS I lime of yeir, i,eca use
there isino chance OF employing the pro-
Cceds to advantage IN the present stag
g nant money market here. The money
rate Is relatively Ugh IN London nd no
commercial bills Of eHchan Be are on ering
? shipment OF gold IS therefore the only
ALTERNATIVES. The gold outg0 next week,
! no Tar as arrange Gu. promises 70 be more
a So fs5f appanese
Hnd Australian gold, to be transferred
y 10; New York by telegraph. With the
execution OF gains in some OF the obscure
4nned Ito small fra tions, mostly gains.
Z and the closing was firm, Total safes of
bonds. pa r value, 81. l45, 900. Total sales
OF stocks were Se,7Gy stla res. 2i s3S iS
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLOSE
4 Money On call. nominal; no loans. Time
II loans, nominal: sixty and ninety days
Prime mercantile paper. 4a4 II per.
cent. Sterling exchange steady with ac-l
Btual business IN bank ers' bills e So
il.ss,a5 for sixty day 3 bills. Posted rates,
y Ass and s.. s. 10 50. Commercial bills,
Si.S4 3-I4 sis5 ss.i. Bar liver, 5S IL Mex
y lcan "a 0iiars. As s 6ES
VI GO vVrnmont bonds steady. Railroad
= bonds n RIM 80
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;MrscEILANEot,us MARKETS..

PETERSBURG. vA.. Aug. 6.--PEANUTS-
The market Is reported DIS much rmer and
very qulet, dealers not Inclined to sell at
present prices. expecting that q continued
drain on the supply now held BY the
cleaners Will advance prices. Spanish are
quoted at 81 per bushel. With stock very.
much reduced. Virgirltas are 41AD49lo.i
per pound only light stock held.
a. prominent local dealer sad to-day
that he believed that importation had UNI
squestionably affected the market hitherto,
but that at present he thought there was!
no actual influence from that source.
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5YIRGINIANs IN ST.: .OUIs. i
Those r registered y esterday at
s The Times Dispatch Bureau.

sIhoSe KeglStered%SYse SreTday AZ
The Time Dispatch Bureau.
& Especial to The II mes-D Dispatch
ST. LOUIS. MO, August 6.-.The fol-
lowing 'yirginians az registered at NJ The
.Times-D Dispatch Bureau to-day:EsV. !, ~ 4.
Watkins, anchester; Mrs John jana,
Mrs. Kate Crutchf field, u Misses Willie G..
and Alice Crutchficld. Richmond y Fl.
AIosby, Lynchburg g. ". RAIDER, Lex
ington;S y. EB. seacat and daughter. CIV, Il
Gray and wife. Lebanon; "a. g. Smith,
sUrbanna: IT. ". w hite, 9Jr., 2. u 81 Boyce,
Aiding lon " Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hooper,
and son, Lyn chburg B Louis G. Davldso
,staunton y; IA. 3 "a Helle Bristol Harry
Kaufman. South Boston; Mayme BIZ!
Emma F !. md Flo ence Taylor Asa Isl Isl
mouth; 3. e q. Garrett. Mrs, w. T, Hill.
y !. Hill. King William Courthouse;.
y, g W. Lipscomb, Rumford; II = =: Gary
Alexandria; j. F. Yeatman. Fin
ney. Roam ok e !; Mr.. and Mrs. A J.. Kim
nell, Wad esyille: Or, H. M. Brooks, Mr.
and Mrs. ID !. r 4, Pierce, w nc hester;
a. Clark, Bedford City, ]. n s3 Davis
iLynchburg; Frank p. Charles, Al w (, Il 4
Heath, M: Mack, Newport News;a Estellei
r. 4 Iosley. Bed ford; George r, Walker
Tappahannocls; Kate Lion berger. 8. a,
j. Lionberge Luray;RB =. e, OpernahLer,l
Norfolk; b. B. i Brag Newport News.
Miss Lucy "a. Bllcks, Mrs. a. A. Stuart
Miss NIyra "a. Bell, n folk !; En- Gay
and wife, New Market !; r. Il ngham,
Jr. George +. Godd!n. n. IS Woodfin,8
M. a. Jones and wife. r. p y Bowen, M
ana Mrs. q. E *. food on. 6 Tired,
way, Richmond; O. i, Gold, II, w pit
ger, P. q. n Altizer, Harris nburg;3 l.. M
MI, and y. w Tired ay. l'ula y =, -
.camrn 81 Barbara: s. Robinson. Newport
News: Lura =. s;auer, s, Fannie ,speck,
.HarrisonburR, X,
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NJ
"A PRIzE-WINNlNG
Man IS BURNED B |. | ! ! | ; !:
Lightning 2, e'Istroy:s the IS. stabls
81 Ohm
Payne.
"a n, & The Times. pispatch.) RI

Especial 70 The Times ispatcht no
CHARLOTTESVILLE Var August Az Jus
e,-During a heavy thunderstorm. J. ghtT
Ming struck the sta bles Of John y, Payn ne
near Birdwood, A valuable mule was vt :.
killed francesca, q beautiful bay mare 7 81,
was consumed In the fla mes, ana a4ArleT
iquin, q fine French coach stallion wa
barely gott out Of the building, men
was entirely destroyed with Its contents.
francesca had won prizes in several
Horse Shows. Loss SO 900. IL IN * 5,,g
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected Every Fr!dsy.> 3 n


FLoUR4unchanged doll, NEIEAT--Re.
jceipta continue very light. and market active
for all wheat IN good order and condtlo Car,
5lIcky wheat, and wheat not well csansea, sells
ds0oaas asaIn ssd shppsfss
wanted ana When sass tssy
nass good (. aMd
what 4 stored, the market Ia very dull. We
sS'P hSs here until
I y Ead sgRecsIpts light. and market active AT
quotations. \. y; D, !. 3, J, IAS
mand. other Grades slow and very dull,
{. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. continue heavy, and
VIise1 mi a BACON stock we'll euro,
ana free from shippers, acctlyei Fecelp!ss ysN
! MISUNDERSTANDING heavy and in excess "
demand: market quiet i4 y ~ n :. 1,
! POTA TOES,-Ins good demand receipts light.
= REcEIPTS FOR THE WEEk-Wheat. 30. SIS
bushels, corn Ss.642 bushels; 5oats. ~ sls npsh'
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Bankers and Brokers.
SALES:

SALHSs l1Fz ilt 49, 81 'ill.4 lllt l-5pl
1900 Missouri, Pacific ....,......i
Nash, Chat. and 8. L....e.
New York Central .........t
300 Norfolk and yvesterna...
400 n Z, Ont: and West sees.
e Pacific Mail ............e..s.
$500 Pennsylvania r. R......,...
400 Peoples Gas (Chicago)...
Pressed Steel Car....,.,...,
Pressed Steel Car, pfd.....
Republic ]. and S.. com....
Republic I. and s. pfd...
23D Reading, com .......fg.......
leo Reading list pfd....s........
Reading, I'd pfd......,......
$500 Rock Island, com.......,...
100 Rock Island, pfd....,..,...
9!oss. ss. \. $3.50. Z, -. .... y.
sloss. pfd .......
400 y. j.. and s.. r.. I'd pfd... so
400 IS. L. and Southwest. pfd..
400 Southern Pacific ...........i
5000 Southern Railway, com ~.
4 200 Southern Railway, pfd..,.
Seaboard Air Line. cOm..s.!
seaboard Air Line, pfd....
100 Tenn. Coal and Irofl..,.. a.
1000 Texas Pacific .............,..
1900 Union Pacific ..........s..
5il3 United States 1eather...,..
100 United States Steel. ...,.....
GOO United States Steel, pfd..l
1000 Va. Car, Chemical, com....
1900 Va. Car. Chemical, pfd...,.
100 Wabash, conn.,. ........
Wabash, pfd...... ..........,
Western Union ...!........,.
100 wisconsin Central ...........
wisconsin Central. pfd....s
Total sales $500.
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bales, lncluding 50 to arrive I. ouota tions un

changed Sits
Futures opened stes dy with prices sqp points
and Nsw York. Everything favored the bears,
hut they preferred mot 70 increase their com q
mitnaents over Sunday. Tho weather map was
as good as could be desired. 81 Fall River syas
said 70 be selling and shipping spot COTTON
WAS heavy. These features acted a. q weight
on prices but he mark ct was too dull 70 al
low Of any great fluctuations The market
Al Cotton Y futures quiet and steady August
lo.1S01 September. IS as. October. 4eS
94s;E November, 9.42N9.+3; December, o 45194f;3
aJanua ry. 24szz3. 80 &. March, 9.57Q 50.
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/ RICHMOND sTOcK MARKET.
I Richmond. We Aug, 8, 1901,
SALES

81 vlrginla, Carolina Chemical Co, common-lo
shares at 2Sls 5i5
Virginia centuri es--soo at e5;ss..
g Aitstake-Sea board Air Line a per cent. res
ported yesterday at y. snpuld have been i715s.
35gE oIATE% sECuRlTlE Bid. flhskeu.
North carSlina 1910 Y
Va Centuries, e-3 g. and 1921 n. 95H B5ss
5s CITY SECURITIES Is Il n
Richmond City. 1855 -. !. I. 1914
RAILROAD BONDS, S4S
As5c.L. r. r. Non.a Tr. 3. ~ 3
4 Ga. Car, and and Northern LIST $751;. 1y7 Y. s. 3
Georgia Pacific LIST 6s. g.. 1872 <. 10
80. and Fla. lat 81. ISIS {. y. u =.
Georgia and Ala Con. S. 1915. 4. l04 "a
~. Ry. As. 1885 Z. !. l9l !. ~;
and W. Ry. Poca hontas Is. .....8 "a a5 e.
Rich. and Neck lat As. 1913 +. III. 50 M
Florida Southern M - H.. 95 -. ga
s. a. T. Con Isl L. ii
- AL. S-years p g., Y. sg!s ~ Z
81 RAILROAD STOCKS. Par. js55
Atlanta and Charlotte i. Z. 400 100 SS.
Atlantic Coast Line !, /. 100 1l7Is 8
Atlantic Coast Line pfd 100 lis
Atlantic Coast Line com 100 III IS
Norfolk and Western com .lol 81 = -.
Seaboard Air Line pfd 100 AZ q r. lSl4
Seaboard Air Line com ,loo ~ lJ1x
Southern Raj lwsyf pfd. 100 90ks
Il BANK RUST COMPANIES.
Broad Street Bank q Sa
Southern Trust Co. 1l6 &5
MISCELLANEOUS. .l3
Ta-car. Chem. bid Is p e......i 10 1os
ya--carolina Chemical com ~. 100 Is u xsls
Gar C,& Co. Col TT. p. .t..., 9s 8
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Northern Pacific ss Observation-Disclosures. Tx
Norfolk and Western con. 4s............. 1olA
OREGON short Line 4s s., and Part!c........ 95ss
Pl,e Pen cony. o7Ss
itedulHS Heneral IS 90
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 6s....,. 1855
ST. Louis and San Francisco rs. 4s...... SIZE 4
81. lfo1lis southwestern lists
Seaboard Air Line Is
Southern Pacific As ........... e3aS
Southern Railway IS 115E
Texas and Pacific 1sts 49,. u.s.,
Toledo, st. L.. and Western 4s............. 72N
UNION racine conY. 102;;s
g. steel "a bs 7ssz
W apash !sts 117h
WABASH Dep. Us 60 ri
5,W'heeiing and Lake Erie As 91H
Wisconsin Central 4s S91a
Soioraao Euel ana Iron conv. "a 9$
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc I. az
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BY Thomas Branch & Co..
Open. High, Low. Closing.
~ 5s1 "A, q q Ii, COfn.....,s..t. 1850.
1000 Amalgamated Copper.
+ 200 Amer. Gar and Foundry.

a, G. Il, com Z. 80.
1000 Amalgamated Copper.
200 Amer, Gar and Foundry.
900 Amer. Cotton Oil...........
Amer. Snuff ......... s.....
Amer. Snuff, pfd...........
Amer. Can ,.....s............
Amer, Can, pfds........,..
zoo Amer Locomotive conl.,..,
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
f4D Amer. Sugar 80. .s..,.. -
1900 Al, T. and 8 re. com ..s.
a.. T. and s. Re, pfd .....
i 100 Baltimpre and Ohio
800 Brooklyn Rapid transit.
Canada Southern
Canadian Pacific ..........
4 200 Chesapeake and Ohio.......S
800 Chi. Great Western. ........
$500 CHI. Mil. and st. P........i
Colo. Fuel and 1ron.........
Colo Southern, com: ......
..l Colo. Southern, LIST pfd.n..}
Colo. Southern, I'd pfd.....
CLAY, Cin., Chi. and s.. Ii,
g. Cont Tobacco. pfd...s.......
200 Consolidated Gas
Delaware and Hudson.....]
Del. Lack. and West. 1900
A 600 Erie, com $50. ll...... ....,..i
100 Erie, LIST pfd .............
\ 200 Erie, "a pfd..,.......:.....
General Electric ..........,.
100 Illinois Central
Z 800 Louisville and Nashville....
y 200 Manhattan.....
200 Metro. Street Railway.....
100 Mexican Central :.......,..i,
A 200 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, COM.
400 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. pfd....
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsnuRa. Pa,
steady Choice. .sogS.bo PRIZE PRIZE 81. toI5!s5
fair, ft.lo@A,5o. Hogs-Recelpts fair; market
IS, so@S, 95; heavy workers.. $500; light workers.
and pigs, sedS 90 srougils b.ocs Sheep Sup
pyo ter arke5 sew as ws,hers
s4,0oG6,6o; veal calves, S6g 49,
3 CINCINNATI. o. Aug. s,--HoGs-Actlye at
s4,0oq5, 90. cattle-steady At s2df5 90, Sheep
Steady at Sll3,s5. Lambs--Stealy at 5adI6755
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q
MR.. COLLYER WEBS.
Richmond Man Wins Beautiful
4. Bride of w st1n oreland c ounty.

The ma rria SO OF Miss Elizabeth Alnrbury
Taylor, Of Westmoreland county, Var to
Mr. George p. Collyer. kof r! edmond, y az
was beautifully sOlemnized 3nt Nominl
Episcopal Church, Mount Fl oily, Va We'd
inesday morning, August Sd at Q o'clock
the Rev Charles q. 4 Gross, of5 ia ltlmore'
officiating. :38 "
for the occasion. Tho organ was presided
over by Miss Mollle jCollyeg, Of Washing
ton, Ind. niece of the groom, who reil-
dered with artistic skill the wedding
marches $e5
The bride was gowned in a lovely Gre,
alton OF white chiffon, with pearls, and
carried bouquet of bride rosas she
came up the aisle With her ather, an, ana
was met at the chancel by the groom ana
his best man, Mr., W. Balm, of Alex
andria va, The bride and her father
were preceded to the chancel py the
bridesmaids her two sisters M sses fl>at rs
crime and Elsie May ia ylor
The ushars were Messrs, W. Il, Hach
of Richmond, Val, W. y. Mayo. hague.
Va, and e. j. Taylor United STATES
navy, and II. L. u ylor, wa hlp s toh'I =.
e, X 4 !, !. Z
The bride Is one Of Westmorelandss
most attractive young ladies, the eldest
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs, Robert Alur-
ply. OF Mount fFIoll K q
The groom eis the spopular representa-,
tive In nj ewater Virginia OF the Natlonal
Harvester Company OF America. 5,js !,
an extended trip 70 the " est, ana
the Worlds Fair. they VIII return apout
September LIST 10 their home. Ric hnaohd'
Va. 53s9 g, !, !, y. y. !.
The popularity Of the bride enc groom /
was evidenced by the many beautl ful nd 4
costly presents received
Mako a little 80 q long way. You can (,
adyertise in the Tee Dee Want co.'s 4
sunans AT vey'y little expense, a splend
vehicle In which to get your business be-
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81, NAVAL i, STORES,

WILMINGTON, N. &, Aug &-TuRPEN-
,TINE-Nothing doing; receipts. 70 casks.
RoslnF Firth at s.. 80 bid; receipts, 27s barrels9
Tar-Fr1n at $1.70; receipts 81 barrels Crude
at s220@a7s and 400 tres
ceipts, $50 barrels. u M
Firm at 62Xc.; receipts So4 8cask j; sales. 362
5casks; exports col casks. Rosin-.. Firm: re-.
ceipts, $50 barrels; Ss4 exports,
2,6is barrels. e.jt5 5E
81 c.. Aug. s.ATURPEN-S
sTINE-Firin at b2Hc. Rosin-Fir Oh ~ ass
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4 NEW YORK. Aug. s-BEEVEs- ling
weak: Dressed beef, slow at II GlO,4c. per
pound for native sides Calves-Rece g DTS $50
head. Car OF Indiana calves at ylG5l5, so feeling
weak all round. Dressed calves, steady IS city
dressed ys1Is sg country
Receipts. Aee57 head Sheep. lower; lambs,
1bg2bo on; Sheep 81; rs lambs s, boP7 Is !;
culs. 500. HogsI,Recelpt q 1852 head. Mar
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Mako a little 80 q long way, You can.
adyartise In the Tee Dee Want cal-
iun,ns az vV'y little expense, sPlendid
vehicle In which to get your business he-
fore thousands. ~
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Lynchhurg Tobacco Market.

market FOR The two weeks ending July al.
1874, reported BY John i, Osieshy
Sold week ending July 18th ia, $50 POUNDS;
GREASE for week ending July 2sd. IS. 800 pounds.
Sold from, October ], 1903, to July ls, 1904.
20,6S6,i00 pounds /; sold from October, l. 1902,
to July al 1908 q, 500 100 pounds; decrease for
1904, iil23, eco pounds. gs5 i. =
offerings continue Target OF the ower grades
with much or that damed prices rather OFF on
all grades Reports from the Srowing crop IL
From tiie1 most reliable Information obtain.
able the quantity Of tobacco planted Will fall
short 7of the 1903 crop at leas' one-fourth.s
There will be no tobacco sold AT any Of he
warehouses during the month OF August BY
order OF the Tobatuo Association socia!io
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CHICAGO, I'LL, Aug. s.-CATTL E-Re-
ceIpts. 600 head Good to prime steers $3.50
f S
cahners 81. 5oar2 10; bulls 100; calves,
~ rs; Texas fed steers. s. al. 3d. Hogs
Receipts, IL. 900 head. Market Sstrong 4 mixed
and butte hers. S. 25Gp, 50; good to choice heavy,
81 $50; rough, heavy, 81. light ST. 251
e.60: bulk of sales. 81. 700 sheep-Receipts,
;. 500 head Market steady, 81 Good 4 to n choice
swethers, 50. 1924 20: fair to choice mixed $50
3.75 ;Enative lambs s4a 6.75. ~
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

Z NEW YORK. Aug. e.--1n the dry goods mar
ket buying continued light up to the close
point 10 an Improvement In the very near
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coT-oNsEED OIL MARKET.
ii NBw>YoRK Aug. 81. cottonsaed OIL contn-i
ues IN fair demand with prices. Prime crude;
4 o, b.. mills. ~ 22c. prime summer yellow
2SR29hc. or summer yellow, nominal: prime;
white, 8lc. !; prime winter yellow. a1c. lS8
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{ COTTON MARKETS.l

opened easy at a decline OF 2 points on An
gust and OF sd IL points on later positions, this
iheng barely a response to lower Liverpool
cables and generally favorable carly weather
reports Following The call there was re-
neWal Of shorts covering In tearao Of further
soupees aha
points. but showed iyregularity rather than
frnrness, and Howard 81 the middle OF the
morning ruled quiet and rather easier. Late
reports from he South Indicated heavy rains
IN some sections of the belt, but The crop sit-
luaton as whole was hardly such as to give
fluctuations narrow. ltgS - 3f855 81
Receipts at the ports to-day 84sl bales against
.4052 last week and a last year. For the week
10, 900 bales against Y, 81 last week and .li3
last year To-day receass "a - ny Orleans
l!s bales against q last !! ear, 1nu at Houston
49, bales against none last year. s 5s