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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-25
Total


Territory OF Otl1homa
County OF Logan 30
1, G.. A. Nelson, cashier Of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statements true TO the best of my
knowledge and belief.
G. A. NELSON. Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn 20 before me this
25th day of January, 1904
(SeaD ORLA r. GREEN,
Com Ex l2'a,l7q5 Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
A. G. BRoWER,
G A. NELSON, Directors
O. r. BROOKS,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-25

Governcf Ferguson has made hi
as temperance lecturer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-25

The price of thermometers remains
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-25

oklahoma's first touch of winter to-
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-25

OF the Capitol National Bank at Guthrie
In the Territory of Oklahoma. at the close Of
Iusiness January p, i9O4
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-03
Il is the
Surer Way

Have your cake, mullins, and tea bis
cult homemade. They will be fresher,
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wife to produce at home, quickly and eco
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biiscuit, buildings, the frosted layer
cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and
mullins, with which the ready-made food
found at the bake-shop or grocery does
not compare.
Royals the greatest Of bake-day helps.
POWDER NEW YORK.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-03

The next meeting of the Georgia
Fruit Growers Association will meet in
Marietta in April.
Machine oil at Dobbs'.
Atlanta doesn't seem to be figuring
any in the Russian-Japanese war. 1t
is time some Atlanta hero should show
up.
The best dressed men in town will
tell you they have their work done at
the Star Pressing Club and Trio Laun-
dry. Telephone 254. Harry Haynes,
Manager
Mr.. A. w, Rankin is now night oper-
ator at the w. & A. R.. r., depot. He
will move his family from Knoxville to
this place in few weeks.
Ten or twelve barred Plymouthrock
hens to exchange for Brown Leghorns.
H. c. Dobbs.
Mrs. /. Y. Sage, State Agent of the
D, A, R., was recent guest Of Mrs. Z.
M. Crosby.
"For the good of the order" Star
Pressing Club and Trio Laundry. Har-
ry Haynes, manager.
Mrs. J. S. Warren left Sunday for
Nashville to buy spring millinery. She
was accompanied by Misses Katie
Brewer and Alkaline coleman.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-03
Local News Overflow.
Cylinder oil at Dobbs'.

Cylinder oil at Dobbs'.
All kinds of shoes at popular prices al
the Racket Store.
Mrs. j. E. Dryer has just returned
from visit to Piedmont, Ala
Prof. Geo. E. Nolan spent Sunday at
College Park,
Miss Emma Leila Granting arrived
home from college at Lynchburg, Va,
on Sunday last
Mr.. James H. Larned, of Boston,
Mass, spent few days with his friend
Col. V. L. Starr, here last week.
Philadelphia Lawn Mowers will be
sold this season by Dobbs Hardware Co,
Laces and embruideries at prices
lower than others. Ask for them at the
Racket Store,
Miss Minnie Jordan who has been
spending the winter in Williston, Fla,
returned home last Saturday.
LosT-On Powder Springs road, purse
containing $500. Return to Ward Bros.
and receive reward. Frank Whitfield
Our 500 steel range is a winner.
Dobbs Hardware Co.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-03-03

DIED--Mr. John Kuykendal died on
last Monday morning after brief i'll
ness He leaves a wife and several
children in destitute circumstances,
NoTIoE.-We positively will put out
ali accounts for collection that are not
paid at once. Then you will say we
didn't notify you.
Florence, King & Co.
On petition of lawyers, Cobb Supa-
rior Court Cor March term, Judge
Gober will only try the criminal or
jail cases. The civil cases will be con-
tinued to adjourned term.
Tar paper roofing for barns, sheds and
outhouses, sold by Dobbs Hard ware Co.
After the bad weather have your
clothes cleaned and pressed at the Star
Pressing Club. Harry Haynes, Mgr.
! Telephone 254.
! Mr.. c. L. CASTLE left Friday, accom-
panied by four u1en, to take charge
of large peach orchard at Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. He understands his bus
] mess.
NoTIoE-T have bought the interest
of Mr.. d. T. Baker, in the market of
Baker & Bruce, and will keep full line
of fresh meats, beef, mutton, pork,
sausage, dressed chickens, &C. Fresh
fish every day, and oysters every Friday
and Saturday. Will appreciate the
patronage and give prompt attention
to the delivery of all orders.
JOE H. BRUCE.
1t is mighty bad to have fire, but it
is worse to have customers to owe you
who can pay and won't.
Florence, King & Co.
A lady, with a bundle in her arm,
stood at the steps of the north bound
passenger train, Sunday, and after the
train had pulled out, exclaimed: 81
wanted to go to Rome, but the con-
ducLor never come out and helped me
on" She marched back home.
We hate 10 sue any of our customers,
but when they won't pay what else is
to do. So you had better pay at once,
or you will be sued.
Florence, King & Co.
Mrs, } A. Landers has English peas
up in her garden. She planted them
Christmas.
The J. J. Black Lumber Co. has the
contract to rebuild the Elmwood and
Brantley block of stores for Judge Go
Der and work has commenced That
firm also has the contract to build a
five room cottage for Col. D. w. Blair
on Lawrence street
AN APPEAL-We do hope all orr Gus
toners will come in and settle without
a law suit, as everybody certainly
knows that we are compelled to wind
up business, Florence. King & Co.
The best that money can buy-Nork
done at the Star Pressing Club and Trio
Laundry. Telephone 254.
Harry Haynes, Manager.
Mr.. NJ. r. Lyon announces his candi-
dacy for reelection to the office of
Coroner in this issue. He fills the office
efficiently, and we'll, and will continue
to do so if reelected. There is no
cleverer man than Merritt Lyon.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-11-01

rfkast, pa er pc e%ngginn eff 4 Pvi, 40 Peir cru
mjog fair, sem her dvelja, P6 faa daga Sc, An
Pess 40 I@ra neitt og fa einhverja nyja hug
mynd, er au0gi hio andlega lif, eoa an Pess a6
ver6a einhvers varir, er veki hja Peim nyjar
feguroar tilinningar. Pessi mikla syning er
svo st6rkostleg, feguroin og listAsmekkurinn
er hvervetna svo ahrifamiki0, 60 varla nun
nokkur ma6ur vera svo t~ilinningarlaus, ao
hann ekki inni til pe:rra ahrifa Pegar ham
hefr dvalio her UNI stund, pc kann hvorki
geti neitt l@rt ne vilji neinu alvarlega eftir-
text veita, pa getur ham naumast varist Peim
g65u Ahrifum; er hin aostu velk mannlegrar
fullkomnunar hlj6ta a0 hafa atilinn;ngarhans
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-11-01
NydAnir Merkismenn.

Professor Nlels FImsen do / Kaupmannah0fn
d0mur og lifrarveiki, err lepgi hafoi Pja0 ham, og
seinustu ar ai sinnar var ham svo heilsulltill, a6
ham varo a6 g&ta hinnar mestu var1oar / 0ilu og
fylgja hinum str0ngustu heilbrig oisreglum til pess
ao viohalda li sinu. Ham var heimsfr@gur fyrir
sin visindalegu st6rf, og pv1 mikill skaei, er hans
misti vic 4 beta aldri (tBpl. a ara, +. 1. des. 1860,
en- 70 err hans NEST saknao af pvl 20 ham var a.
gatismaour, gcfugur og hjartahreinn mannvinur,'
sem lag6i alt / s0lurnar fyrir AGRA, en- hirti ekki
um laun, og hafna6i AUD og metor0um. Ham var
fatakur ALA af, og let eftir engin auoRf 0nnur en-
asst og viroingu / hjortum peirra m0rgu pdsunda,
er ham pektu. Era Finsen og st0rfum h ms er
nokku0 sagt i Vinl. II, ~.
George FrSsJao HoGr, senator / Massachusetts,,
do 80. september, rs ara CANAL. liam var elm
him mesti stj6rnvitringur Randamanna og lengf
Hmm mcsti pingsk0rungur peirra, enda atti ham
bar sati 1 So az e6a nastum heilan mannsaldur, og
allan pam TINA nun enginn elm maour hafa
meiru rioio i pingmalum eoa meiri ahrif haft a
l0ggj0f lands og pj6oar i Bandarlkjunum.
Frederic H.. BnrtAozdi, franskur listama0ur, do
4. oktober. Eftir hans %hugmynd og tilsGgn var
steypt hio mikla likneski frelsisgyojunl al, sem
Frakkar gafu Bandalikjunum arid 1884 &C MI
stendur a Bedlow eynni q h0fniDui 1 New York.
Margar aorar fragar myndastyttur og malverk
liggja eftir ham, en- fyrir Pessa varo ham freg-
astur, or hun nun lcngi halda nafni hans q lofti
her ilandi.
Professor Willard Fissr, Islands-vinurinn
m;kli, do / september manuel / Frankfurt pyzka-
landi. Fiske var Bandarlkjamaour en- hafei mj0g
lengi dvalio / Florens a Italiu. A6ur var ham
kennari vi6 Cornell hask6lann 1 New York. Fiske
unni mj0g 1slenzkum fra0um og atti, ao s0gn,
beta og fullkomnasta safn islcnzkra boka, sem
til err. Petta 1slenzka bokasafn gaf ham Cornell
hask6lanum, og anelndi skolanum fG all-mikio til
ao kosta islenzkan mann til ao annast safnio. Til
pess verks hefr vori0 skipaour herra lIalldor
Hermannsson, sJslumanns 1 Rangarvallasyslu.
Gati petta verio mj0g d%yrmatur fengur fyrir is
lenzkt mentalif / Ameriku. FG all-miki6 let prof.
Fiske einnig eitir sig til banda framfarafyrirtakj-
UNI / Grimsey, og marga mum og b@kur gaf ham
s0fnum / Reykjavik.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-11-01

berum augum, og melt er az smi0urinn half
oroio a6 brdka smasja vi0 pa smf0 og hann
half / fj0gur ar unnio ao Pvi stutta stund a
hverjum degi, Pvi areynslan fyrir aug og
taugar var svo mikil vio PAD verk, a0 ham
gat ekki unnio ao PVT lengi / Sem. Ur Petta
er til s6lu fyrir 1850 dolIara.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-11-01

holas M. Butler forseti Columbia hask6lans I
New York heir a hendi aoalumsj6n q dtgafu
Peirra, og MI cru prentu0 tuttugu bindi.
Delta kafa a6rar syningar ekki CERT, og Petta
merka ritsafn nun ver5a hinn varanlegasti
minnisvar6i, er nokkur syning hefir ser reist.
A pj60afundum Pessum hafa ymsir hinir
fr@gustu fr@oimenn Hestra mentaera pj66a
rstt 0ll st6rmal mannlegra hugsana fra yfms-
um hli0um og par eiga allir, sem her koma,
kost q a0 sja pa menn og heyra og kynnast
skoeunum PETRA og njota Peirrar fr@eslu, er
hin f%ullkomnasta mannleg Pekking geturi te
lati6. Her mata margin heimsins ]@r0ustu
menn og ,e0a UNI vfsindi, heimspeki, %listir,
s0gu, verzlunarfr@oi, bdf1a0i, Pj60megunar-
frmoi, trdarmal og trdarbr0g0 o. S. frv. peim
Pykir sjalfum mikilsvert az koma 4 fund.-
pessa, p,f par hafa Peir tekif@ri, sem annars
byest sjaldan, til Pess a0 kynnast st0rfum og
sk,ounum hvers annars % a Pvf leikur eng
inn eff az hestum frn6im0nnum nun vir6ast
pj60afundir Pessir meira veroir en- nokku6
anna6 q henmssyningum Peim, er haldnar hafa
ve,i0 sloan 1880.
En- U0ru mali er az gegna UNI fiesta AGRA
syningargesti. Allur fj0ldi Pei1ra er hinga0
koma hugsar Tito um Pao, 40 hagnyta s6rhi0
mikilvsga taekif@ri er her bgest til bess 40
lmra og auega anda sim. pao er of miki0
erfci. Flestir vir0ast koma her NEST / Peim
tilgangi a6 skemta ser. DAD getur hver mad
ur sec, sem cftir Pvi tekur, hvernig folk hcg0-
ar ser her a syningarsva0inu og hva0 PAD er,
sem Aestir veita mesta eftirtekt. Taki0 eftir
f6lksfj0ldanum I rafmagnsh0llinni a kvc!din.
Fair TAXA neitt eftir hinum margbreyttu vel
um, sem fram!ei0a rafmagno g NEST praktiskt
gildi hafa, allurfj0ldinn skilur ekki coli pei. "a
og ]byggingu og reynir ekki ao skilja per, en-
Aestir hafa SEQ A0ur eitthva0 af Pyf tagi og
veitir peim PVT enga clti,tekt; en- par sem
eitthvert nytt rafmagns leikfang er til synis
pyrpast menn saman CO glapa q PAD. Ekki
til pesss 40 rcyna ao skilja PAD, heldur vcgna
Pess a0 PAD er nyjung OK Pess vegna gaman
a0 horfa a PAD UNI stundar sakir. Ficstir
ganga Pegjandi CO cfti1tektarlaust f'am hja
hinum margbre1 ttu s0fnum / mentaL0llinni,
sem reyndar cru lifandi vottur UNI framfa1ir
Observation-Disclosures fra fyrstu timum fran 4
pennan dag. En- skemt CAROL Peim. sem her
er syningunni og nefndur er 1.-The Pike, er
mccall annars latio svo heita sem syndar s6u
orustur Bna og Breta ems og par voru /
strf0i PVT er Per Pj60ir ha0a. DAD cru reynd-
ar ekki anna6 en- vitlaus skripalati me0 feiki-
legum Oil j6eum og skothrieum, sem nestum
AGRA menn. En- Panga0 safnast mannfjoldinn
svo az hmtta er 4 az MEM tro0ist undir og
par TAXA MEM eftir Pvi, sem fran fer meo
sannri gle0i og an@gja.
En- DO allur fj0ldinn lagi ser Pannig,og
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-11-01

er til s0lu fyrir 1850 dollara.
Oh pau fur6uverk, sem her hafa veri6
unnin og Oil pau undur, sem her cru synd
NUM- imam skams hverfa ems sviplega og
t0trah6ll Aladdins; pc lista h0llin og faein
sm@rri hts standi eftir til minningar um hina
miklu syningu. En- anrars er til Pess atlast
a0 minninggin Elm Lift eftir I hugum mamma, og
ST mining verdi svo miki]svero as hun svari
blum kostna0i, og launi alt Pao er6oi, er lagt
he6r veri0 / s0lurnar vi0 syningu Pessa. I
raun og veru er Pessi s1ning alheims, skoli,
him mesti og fullkomnandi sk6li, sem mann
kyni6 he6r nokkru sinni att; sk6li sem kenn-
ir hin einf0ldustu frumatriei lyomentunarinn-
ar engu sf0ur en- hinar torveldustu f%rn0igrein-
ar vfsindanna, og veitir hverjum manni pa
upplysingu, er hann 9skir, ems vel o. nokk-
ur sk6li getur pa0 veitt. Hin einf0ldustu
st0rf erioismannsins og PAD, sem hann franz
lei0ir, er her synt engu sicur en- snildarverk
s%miosins og fur0uverk iPr6ttamannsins. A0al
Aherzlan er her au0vita0 logo a PAD, 40 syna
uOuluH HIuClud, Pd hluC1 u, hASAA
geta mynda6. En- ekki er PAD pc svo az skylja
a0 riki nattdrunnar half veri0 g]eymt, Pyi
nAttdrugripas0fn pau, sem, her cru syrd, cru
afar-mikil og nnstum takmarkalaus. En- fest
mi6ar az Pvf a0. veita minimum semi ullkomn-
asia fre0slu me0 %skynjun. sj6narinnar. Do
geta allir fengi0~ tils0gn og leiobejningu eff
Peir villa spyrja UNI PAD, er Peir ekki skilja.
AUX. Pess cru daglega haldnar. r90ur og fyr-
irlestrar / st6rum fundars0lum, sem til Pess
cru mtla0ir og cru alls um 20, I ymsum st6r-
hysum syningarinnar, % miklar likur cru til
Pess, 40 Pnr samkomur, sem ar cru haldnar,
half vi6t@kari og .varanleggri -Ahrif q hugh
mamma, en- snokkuo. annao, sem. framfer q syn
ingu Pessari.
samkomur Pessar nefnast Pj60afundir
international congresses). peir voru fyrst
haldnir a syningunni I Paris Q8S9) og PVT
npst a Chicago-syhhiingunni Q893), og P6ttu
4 ba6um Peim syningum svo tilkomumiklirog
fra0andi, az afra0i0 var a0 hafa Pnr her 1
sama formi, en- margbreyttari og feiri en-
nokkru sinni fyr. Allir, sem villa, eiga kost
a az vera a fundum Pessum, og par tala beir
MEM, sem fragastir cru um helm allan, hver
/ sinni fre6igrein, um PAD efni, er bann hefr
mesta Pekkingu a, og fyrirlestrar Peir, er
fr@0imenn Pessir hafa tlutt, cru margi If ag@t-
ir og hafa varan]egtgild fb6kmentumh helms
ms. peir cru prenta0ir og dtgefnir / morg-
um st6rum bindum af syningarstj6rninri, og
p@r b@kur cru gefnar e0ri sk6lum. haskell
UNI og b6kasofnum + Bandarfkj unum. Mic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15

DROP IN GRAIN A RELIEF IL
nv Associated pre.sEl

y
NEW YORK; Sept. 14.--rhere WAS but
momentary hesitation amongst most OF
tho granger stocks at the opaning today.
This was quickly shaken on, and the
whole market moved strongly upwards.
The reading .of tho tape during tho day
showed the rise to be 'stcader and less
opposed than at any timo during the
4 movement Offerings to take profits,
which were met on the way up seemed 10
be lighter than before. and the bears made
no apparent attempt to contest tho adj
vance. To.daws movement was fairly
comprehensive. although uneven. Il
Tho drop, in the grain markets was VASE. a
from the corn belt showed that the trost
area did not extend nearly rs far ls Was
feared yesterday. Urgent buying ORDERS
for tho grungsrs from Western sources
from That quarter had been 6vcrdone.
# The days principal show OF strength
was In stocks most closely Ssociaieq, WIN
Steel preferred. itself, took the caderhhip
OF tho movement, following the further
advance III Pennsylvania and Its, group OF
controlled railroads. Eric vas also prom
gent covering by bcntcd shorts IN the
gransc,s In tic late market. The, closing
was active aud strong tIi .,a, Il. -
~ l5On0N M were SlTOTSis4 plal W shlSa, pct
value, S. l5O.t0o. United States bonds were
unchanged on call '.s4
'rhe Total sales OF stocks for the day
were 1lGG.GU shares.
4 MONEY AND ExcHANGE-CLOSE
4 Money on call easy at lNl1-2 per cent:
CLOSING bid, 1 per cent: offered Mt l. per
cont; time loans. slightly frmer;, sixty
i Days. 9 l.23 per cent. ninety days. Sa3 Ia
percent; SIX mont l,s.- . 1903 - per Ge,:t.;
prime mercantile paper. S-4a4 ~ per
cent Sterling exchange heavy with &C =: 4;
4.sH91 for demand md at $4.Si.6Oat4 q. ~
$ for sixty day bills: posted rates. $iS5 l-2ag
Il Ass: 3conimercial bils ti.84 1-2 IA Bar silver,
6Gl.2: Mexican dollars. IS Ii. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
COTTON IMARKETs.

x NEW YORK. sept l4,-Alore buIlish crop
Views, resulting from cold weather In the belt
reports That rains were delaying tho movement
and damaging open cotton and private advicGs
claiming rapid deterioration dominated to-dnys
cotton market In connection with lighter re-
receipts anditallt OF an improved trade demand
Tho market opened firm at an ADVANCE OF
No actual frosts WAS reported In tl,es BELT
hut It was uncomfortable close AMI he forecast
for Texas called for cont lnued cold weather.
while private adyices stated hat roads were ~
bad condition, owing 70 recsn. rains and hat
movement for tho day was smaller thali ex.i
jpected, and withprlvate cables from Liverpool
hullisl, oil the improved demand from Ma,i-
reached reached - net l gaino esdal points Al This
level offerings became more liberia j. After,
easing on matter al ahou 10 polnts frot1 the
best however. tho market was again rallied
by reports OF a better spot demand gnd rulnoH
that the New England cotton goods situation
was improving, :. /.
the an market Was finally steady al net ad
OF IS points, Sales We're estimated al sag ago
During the early rading tho market was nc-
tive and quito excited with Imorp.s public bnsl-l
afternoon II was largely professional IN char,
acter. The room clement went shbrt. IN the
carly bulge on tho theory OF y reaction, but
becaino uneasy as the session .nrosfesseu Win
no Indication OF renewed bearish rtessules and
soyered Just before ne closs ,yoro ~ I,
For tho Week 100000 bales against l9l,6la last,
week and il0,4s3 last Year, To-day = receipts
At New Orleans weve y, 1863 bales against wy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15
PRODUCE MARKET,

NEW YORK. Sept. li.-FI.OU R-Alarket only
fairly active, due 10 wheat decline. Ryo Flour
Firm; fair to good. stiO94 80. Cornnfalr---
Quiet, ltyo-N Nominal. !. Barley-Qu!ct.
Mica --Spot easy; No, y red, 81. .Ols. Options
opencd weak because OF dlsapnoln TINS cables
heavy unloading and reports tina frost dam
age had been exaggera tod. A midday rally on
COVERING and strength In corn MAS followed
ny a second sllarp hrek under iiqudla ton tile
close being rather weak at IL net decline
ccmher, fl.i7H, /. !.
opened easier With wheat, recovered on ~;
verse orhp and weather news md hnaliy s,l
off again under profit .taklng sales. ~ Closing
&c. net5lower, September closed NJ 6oc: ~,
scnmher. 69Itc Oats--Spot steady; mixed OATS,
90 to 822 hounds, 344036p. Opttons nominal Va
I3eef-Quiot,' Gut Meats-steady. La.d-Firmi
Western. stea,ned, f7.Gi September. " 90 nonl-
inal; refined, Nrn' Pork--s;tt.sady 4nlloMr-
Firm; city 4sg. country oott tos YIN,
Slendy;$ strained, common TO good; w s0lDS
Turpentlne-Dull at bi,aqI Doc. II -
n Coffee--Snot Rio. steady; No. 2 inYolc e ssbc.
mild weak The market for coffe lures
opened 90 points advance The Close :, was
firm at ~ net advance Of lbGs0 pontaE sales
1880 S1,ags, Sugar. taw, Ssteat falr ren
3&c.; centrifugal 90 test u 6-1ee. nolassea
sugar. s.fc.; refined, quiet adY.s " Or
q y S Isl teady and unchanged, Cheese
Steady and unclaimed Eggs-e ulet ana n'l'
g.lS ssyna St tssl g ssy
ls2g2, Is, Peanuts steady; fancy hapdplckea,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15

q, bales: export to Great 'r "a sil7 bales;
to- France, sol bales sto. the Continent, OCH
lnls; stoult, ~, 0S3 bales,
g consolidated 81. all scuports--.Set receipts. TO-.
1886 bales: export TO Great Britain. 5l,7v9 bales;
To France, ISL bales; to tho Continent, II, VT.
bales 4 to Japan, LOO bales. ls lS5
Total SIN u September LIST at all scarorts--
Not receipts. s76,4l3 bales: export 70 Great
Brisa I'M LOG O6J bales to France. 95l7 bales;
10 tht Continent. 3o,llo bales; TO Japan. 100
bales. ~ j5
NEW ORLEANS, La. Sept. t14.--COTTOS--
In tho spot cotton market there was an I'M
In bOt, supply and demand, Sales
$500 bales including 1sp hrrive. Quotations
advanced &c
Futures opened firm at an advance of from
.16l19 points, Influenced by bulish l4ivcrDoo ana
stronger New York Tho market was active
and excited, y 53{ 55 i5 s ;.s B 585gs
The bulls were heavy buyers, being, convinced
similar to that OF last yeur Weak shorts coY-
cred freely and assisted ~ sending prices up
On themselves. til advance being about 20 poinis
above yesterdays closing level. Attth nldala
of the morning 4. reuctiOnt was caused ny pront-
taxing by longs coupled with some fresh sell
ing by bears. This reaction sent prices loWn
about 10 points. At noon the trend OF prices
was again upward, BAD crop reports contlnucn
10 come IN from the belt and tho weather Tn tmr
trading October opened y points UP : ~ v.
advanced to 10, 10. sold down TO 49, 10 and finally
recovered to 1884, Tho market closed Hrin
With net gains OF 151?0 points !. = !, y y,
october, iGa4siloS is; November, loa 1927 Pc.
cr,nber, 10.3sGl039: January 10, $40 l0,1ti ROD
ruary. 10 b0Ilo,5o; March, lob7Yl0,pS'
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Sept, A,-sPlRlTs
min pEN,rINls-.N Nothing doing: receipts. 6a
casks, Rosin-Nothing doing: receipts, ldd bar
rols Tar-Frm Ut 81 receipt :, y par
Crude Turpentine-Flrn at s.'s'a's.'o' = receipss
sAWASSAJI GA, Sent. 1i-TuR pEN n so7
Firm at IlMc.; bia casss ycs sa ha I
ia les AL. barres; exports, .l5n barrels
CHA III ,E;STJN. S. c.. Sent. ll,--TuRPtlN-
INE--Firm ut 5lAc. Ros'h--ritl
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

pETERsPuRG, VA, Sept, 14,--PlsAN u % 81
snaanish market steady at 9odq5c.; olferinsa
verv Iirht: stock limited: demand good. VIZ.
sinias-Market steady AZ aG.4AG TOR ~ fane Ssi
'imachincd picked. atsaS!Ac; shelling st2ch
81. Market here virtually bare OF stocR'
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SOUTHERN RAIL way.

SC HE'D LIZ in Et'EECr3 MAY 9th, 1904. 8
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOE .. ~ 5$ is}$}
100 A. l.--Daiy. Local for Charlotte. NJ. c..
ia:30 p. NJ. -DalIy. Limited. Hunet pullman
70 q Atlanta and Birmingham CIV Orlea Ms,
Memphis, Chattanooga and al che South.
n q 200 p. Mex. Sunday, ysylle Local. Ss58
ii:0D r. M.-Daiy.. Lim ted Pullman ready
q al p NJ for all the South. S,.is
~ YORK RIVER LINE ~;
The fayorite route to l3nltimores and Eastern.
points. Leave Richmond 4 ago SS.' N. Daily
ex We =. M@l.ocal Daily. except Sunday.
connoctins with steaIners Tor Baltimore and
Point Monday. "Wednesday and Friday X, call =:
ri ssaturdaY, Ailmonds and Gloucester Point.
- rs a. M.-Except Sunday. Local mixed fof
'fese TRAINS ARRIVE RIcIIM4N 2
Xxx p. nj. from Charlotte and Durha M. ~;
S:11 M,-From Keysville. ,s
S:sS A. M.-Raltimoro and West Point. IS Ssss
ioI5 ~ NJ. 5:19 +, y, From Z, West ' Polnt 4.
- - 55,1WH'5IIARDWIcH,S aS5. W, H.sTAYLO2ts
q III, a. A t,s;t sGen'l si sr.. !.
5f washington y, g. 4
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sEABOARD AIR LINE. & WAY.

TRAINS LEAVE 1stCHMONp-pA1LY:
As 80 p NI,-Seaboard Mall-10:S5 p. A.-Sea.s
board Express 10 savannah, Jacksonville Ats
In ntu und southwest 5i Iii = ~ 5s
81 ma AIMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sst
6:ss A. Mn 0, 3t-Fipn, Florida, Atlanta aad
'te :t5 p. M,4No ssFron, Florida, Atlanta and
th s::s SG 2. tM@No. se-rrom Norna md local
5a''A:iH Il. IS, I.EARp; p; P, F., a; :
$ $40 East Main Street. Phone 4os.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
Il BALTIMORE. Nib Sept, Ii.--Sjcuboard Air
Line common 1871; do. preferred. wy sales
Atlantic Coast Zinc common, 1.5 sales.