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FROM RIcHMoND,:vA.- I'll ZAP RATES
IA SEABoA RDEAIR ~ NE.

4s RALFllGE,# N c., and RETURN $6S5.
Account OF Summer School for Teach-
5ers Tickets on sale July 18th, 18th, 18th,
18th. 18th. and August list, limited to Aus
gust 9th. 1904. 81
Il htoNIEAGLE, r ErJN.,8s and NJ return
1890 Account I Monteagle Bible School.
Tkkets on sale July 18th. 81 Goth. 21st. 22d,
limited to August 81, 1904. 81 s N a.
SAN FRANCI 4 CAL. and return,
ls65. 20. Account Triennial Conclaye
Knight Templars. and Sovereign Grand
Lodge. i. o. o. F. II ckets on sal Au-t
gust 18th to Scptem Der 9th Inclusive, lin-
{itcd to October q, 1901 3#sE Il
All Of the a bove rates apply from Rich
5niond, Va. Proportionally cheap rates
may be had at all other stations on tho
SeabOlrd Isl f.s ~ sS5s
HI IS. Lizard, W. M TAYLOR,
KIN VIZ, D. $P. Al. o. II. "A.
Phone 4o5. $50 p. Main ST., Richmond, Va,
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SPECIAL EXC URsIoN RATES TO Los
!, IAN GE LES AND SAN "A FRANC lsc o,
q VIA SOUTHERN r. lLWAY, $65,25
.Fo OR y HE 4 re UND& u r p, RE
i TURNING VIA ST.; LOUIS
3IF DESIRED

III DESIRE q.
beginning with August 18th and con-
tlnuing daily to September It'll, Southern
Railway will sell from Richmond and -all
points on Its lines to Los ANGELS or San
Francisco and return, special tickets N at
rate of ss5.2b, with final return Limit Oc-
itober5 23d IS The uthern o ffers the choice
Of several routes, rate open to the public
--go one route and return another lf de-
sired taking In at tha same time the ST.
Louis Exposit lon--tlckets via this route
allowing ,stop-oyer of as much as ten
days at ST. Louis, For details, apply to
any agent Southern Railway, or
8 q. w. WESTBURY,D d, p, "A,
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.AFLOAI SIX. HOURS / J. ! s; /.
ON PIE :, J. J, |. DECK D !: ( !
Story 81 the Wreck Of the V y. b al
ing Bark Presid dent cn est
Coast Of Africa.
49,. Z. J. \. 8. N. Z

3s$.5 III, fsnecial 10 The. Times Dispat ch.)
So NEW BEDFORD, MASS, August il;
On board the Portuguese steamer PENN n
sular, which arrived $yester dny fro n LIS
bon, were Captain osephs Enos, u lFi Us
Matt Charles Brown, Second Mate George;
tRarney$ and Third Mate Frank Eros, Of
tie New BEDFORD, whaling bark Presid dent,
which was wrecked on tho west coast
OF Africa on May 8th 4. q
NJ Ths President struck about midnigh
somew here In the vicinit ys OF Port Alex
andria, according to the story told ~
Second Mate Barney. Il
ter one boat had been smashe and
another had reached shore, 8 Nd Mate
Barney, ii there we're ten Of US left on
tho sinking President, without any boat az
to leave in. Is When the bark broke ~
and sank tho ten OF US foated off Son q
niece Of the deck which @was Just bout
large enough & to hold us. Our Weig
carried It under the water and we had
all We could do to get5a hold firm enough
to keep us from ipping off into the va
ter. I'VE n had no water to drink &s no
food and only the clothes which " ! g h nag
on. /. s3s5 . f.t y
ewes floated around on that raj &. for r
six hours, and finally, In 4 the m forming,
the men on tho shore put out N = tn ne only
boat which was saved and took rus
no drinking water and few cioti1ee So q
cask Of bread came ashore and d g. g.
cask Of canned goods, SO wo had enough
to ca +. v, !, III
8 we're ty-onc miles from i'ort5
Alexandra and we started !. for there 5,
along tho beach on foot. None. Of 1' 'l's
had any shoes on, and the shells cut GU
our feet terribly, Tho sun wa 8 very cry
hot and our feet became clustered as
Vel, as out Tho combination mad them ,ll
SO sore we could hardly walk an 9 ! more |as
than once some OF us almost gave up
Mrs Enos, the ca ptalns wife. had q pair
Of light slippers, which helped her, b We {!
walked for three days along the beach l1.
before ne finally reached Port 7'l. Alex en-
andria," i4 i5s w 4, ", (. Il
one Of the Portuguese seamen y was {. q plt,3
'ten on the foot by q poisonous eel: eng .
tho wound, aggravated BY the hea =, ana
cuts from shells. Ca used his deaf H.
The ships company made Its way from =. r
PORT Alexandra to Mosllnledes on foot,
and from there to Loanda on q steamer 'l
S,rhe British consul at The latter place
gave the party passag GO to lis on'
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holdings over SUNDAY commenced n 70 buy,
5ihereby giving the advance 81 ca stea dlness;,
There appeared 10 be tie or no short sell !,
sfnr. Is The liverpool market iema inei closed
and the American markets had full SWING ,i1
August opened % sold up 70 og1os
her opened at md ~
day The list showed net aims o. l7aso points y t.
81 Cotton futures very 1g w ,
septe her 81 AZ. D5; DC tobeT. NO
ye1nber " O. $685.. 70a December, 6sg5.Io; jar
any, o. 40. rs March. 3. 81 bi rs tEs
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III. &. refndior o., registered 1t4.
,y, q Rounding q. coupon, io4!
III a, registered Z. /. =. 1o4
m, E 81 r,,,nnn int, I, - !. =. !.
d, : Nav 4 registered \. /. /. \. III
u. Is. New Al, coupon tex. Int. ls1
~ Old n. registered. !. ). los
I'VE n,d az coupon. :. &. \. !. 1cs
ch,.on general u !. !. 1903
Atchison adjustment 80 70
~ =, \, roax, Ina IN !. 4. 1. y. 9s
,,d Ohio n :. !. I. 1o3
baltimore and Ohio 3hs -. y
T-an, N g, 3, eoryia 4. 4. 100
Central OF Georgia Int ~, ~
Chesapeake and Ohio ls ss
2Chica 90 and Alton %
,tica 81 X nd al. paul EKe., 10 ". /. I. no
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5ts5s z l.,Sl & II
COTTON MARKETS.

/ Is NEW YORK. Aug IL. The cotton market
opened steady at a decline OF points on An
s,lst, while o;hes positions we're la4 !, points i,
light lQuidation IT. was a. notice day In that
4 position but very few. II any tenders were
Issued. and the month ruled neglected during
;tho entire session rallying I'll ssh tly later in
the day In sympathy WIZ. tbs later positions,
which showed a generally firm underto one Ow-
Ing to the bank holidays Their. We're no cables
from Liverpool, and with no change in consurn-
S$tng conditions the trade was confined to the
\ weat her and crop news Tor ma rket Influence.
( The weat Their over Sunday was generally favor
able but private crop renor7B recently have
indica ted de terioration In somes tctons OF the
belt. and following the call the market showed
L further steadiness on support from Wall Street
!: bull sources and moderate Southern covering,
Very little cotton was Offering. and It re-
quired only moderate buying orders to advance
prices, which by the mld Idle u the afternoon
< showed net gains of abou lsQl2l points on the
new crop months. Later Rrea king cased tho
list of slightly. but the final tone was steady
with August net unchanged and the later
mont hs lag IS points not hig her. Sales Wero
estimated Mt $50. 900 ba less 81 81 Y
Receipts at tho ports to-day were $50 bales
4 against 2, 709 last week and SIT last year: for
the week is. 900 bales "a Sss last week
\ and l.l71 last year To-day receipts at New
4 Orleans were 81 bales agains. 1870 last year.
and N at Houston IS bales AGAINST none last
year. ~ 152st VI -
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DRY B, Il: GOODS MARKET.

81 NEW YORK. Aug ]. The dry goods market
shows compar a lively title change althougn;
Sfreauentiy hns received addad confirmation
from sellers, who sec In the curl imsnt. WI Gh
is m progress the prospect Of diff iculty In
securing deliveries desired and taccordirgly are
refusing to quote on q good many lines.
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s11[ss;c =; ! MARKETS
q pEANUT 1fARKET.

FEAlS UTg4blAIttNISIl.
PETERsBURE. " "a, Aus. l.---PEANuIsL- .
Continue iflrTn at $i.l5 per bushel for SPANISH:
sellers are asking higher prices very few being
rn II f4a saess
burg OF stock that had been stored In this
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lNAyAL,I.,a STORES r s

WILMINGTON. N. CT, Aug. SPIRITS
sTURPENTlNE-Nothi thing doing receipts. g.
ca axis rs Rosin--Steady at $2.35; receipts, 60 bars
reis. n Tar-Flrm@ at $40 !; receipts. 0 barrels.
Crude Firm, at Is and oo;
receipts 10l barrels. y. Z, :, e,
Firm at E5sisc.; receipts S37 casks; sales as4
ca SKIS s; exports, 2T0 casks Rot!n--Firm; re-
3ceipts s,s7s barrels; sales 40 barrels ex-
&c 'cHARLEsToN. IS. e., Aug. 1.-TURPEN-,
TINE-Frm at 52slc. Rosin---F' I'm. " !, s
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WEEKEND xcURslons no NEW
I JERsEYssEAsHoRE SORTS.

INV F,3l Il, "a 4, ~,
~ Commencing June 24th and until Sep
temb 10th, inclusive, the r., F, & p.
r. r. will sell on Friday and Saturday OF
each week VI special excursion tickets to
Atlantic city. Cape May, Ocean City and
Sea Isle City, M ]. ,6 at rate OF $40 round
trip from Richmond. Tickets good going
only on date Sot sale and Tor return pas
sage leaving destination not later than
Tuesday following date Of issue. Apply
ticket agents r., y. & P. r.. r.. 3
w. r. TAYLpR, Traffic Manager
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EXTREME
DIZZINESS
Closing Of London Exchange.
Paralyzcs the New York
Market.
SPEC ULAToRs ARE HEslTANT.
Changers and Pacifics Lead iii
Creeping Upward Move
lnent Closing Firm.
fBy Associated Press,

y g 4
NEW YORK, August 1.-The extreme
Q dullness Of to-day,s stock market was
quite evidently due TO the closing Of the
London stock market and was a testi-
mony to the Importance attached to
that market MS an index of international
political conditions. Hesitation and dis
inclination to enter into new commit
n1ents here with the London trading sns-5
pended were the dominant features OF
the local market, but 1t was also evident
that there, was wanting any effective
pressure OF liquidation Of account OF lo-
speculative holdings of stocks, such as
caused the reaction Of last week.
Slight pressure to 2salize after I, the
onening was absorbed without difficulty
Upward movement of The, prices WHICH.
! Paclfics were leaders. The movement
In Ui:itcd States steel preferred held the
print taking, and made the closing firm.
3 Only a few OF tho prominent stocks
mnved as much q $ n q point 4
" United STATES bonds were unchanged
u Total Sales OF stocks to-day we're 254,--s.
6 800 shares. & Ms s5 aSSs3s
8 MONEY AND ExcHANG E--cLos
closing bid, al: offered !. Time loans.
tirmer; sixty days 2.l-4 per gen NINETY d,
3 "a; & prime mercantile paper. 9 3-4a4l-
per cent; sterling exchange. steady with
s J, stual busipess n. bankers b.tis, ], az
and 4.SsGi -2. Commercial bills. $iSi u.s.
4 Bar oliver, IS 3-S: Mexican dollars, 45g3-4.;
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1 MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RIcrIsio AUG. 1, 1904.

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUG. I, 1904.
ARRIVED. vi
steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves, Norfolk,
5sengcrs Virginia Navi Gatton CO. n
| Steame. Brando Harvey. Norfolk. a rner.
chandisa and passengers. Old Dominion line v;
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk rnerchan.'
dine and passengers. Old Dominion line. Z
gSa$5, ISL SAILED. IL & 8a. y rs.
steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers MA irgnta Nayi-.
cation Company. ", aa8f L Va,
disc ,esi and passenErs. Old Donilnion lire.
PORT oE.$wEsT POINT, AUG. i. 1904
y. ARRIVED.
Baltimore; Courtney. BaltiWgore PASSENGER gers
SAILED. 5 \ 55s
g Baltimore: Courtney. baltimore. passengers
and general cargo 5lt
PORT: NEWPORT NEWS, AUG. i. 1924. 355
ARRIVED,
! Steamer Pennlng Range, Gulf Port.
K Steamer Wayerly.l New Orleans 5sr III tl
Steamer Kapawha, Boston, II Il. n
v Steamer Orion, Ros ton. i4 5g S358{ n, 3s
Bark 2Bnltimoreh Bal tlmore. 5'55 ,55S
X Schooner Josephine. Baltimore.
Il Barge White Band, Providence, lsa IL
81 Barge Liberty Providence, rs at4i.. q n
Barge Marion Mario ehs sPHpihEp proyideness.
Steamer ; y Rot s,ii terdan . n s &
& Schooner jimmie u. RICHTER, Boston. is85 9aS
Schooner Three Marys. Boston. 33SS sla X So
Schooner Joseph g. Ray Bangor.
4 Schooner G Gorge D. 3Edlnond,, Eewbury Fort..
4 Barge Yuena W ntura,s Boston
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snFINEsT coAsTWlsE TRIPS IN THE
r. :; II iii s55 WORL ., y l55 sstil Z f

IF Richmond to Boston and return, s2a 90;
to Providence and return. s2loO; includ-
Ing meals and room via Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company. from
Tickets .lon sale ut Chesapeake ana Ohio
and Norfolk and Western Railway. ST.
fices, S19 East Main Street. r. H. Wright
agent, Norfolk, n n III bi az q
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SOUTHERN RAlLvvA !.

SCHEDULE IN BFEEcT.MAY. 18th. 1904 s'SS
s5ss TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
100 Daily. 8 Local for Charl cite. OF
80 p, M.--Dai ". Limited Bun ct pullman
$toFEAtlanta and Birmingba am. # ew Orleans
Memphis, chattano and All tbs, South s
II9 100 p M Elk Sunday. Keysytl!e LOCAL.
SIS ii 100 p M.-Dally. Lilnit ted. Pullman ready
10 $50 p NJ for all tho South 4s
3i1s4 YORK RIVER LIN 2. u
The fnyorite route to 3 altlmore and Eastern
points. Il leave Richmond 4:so h1--Da4ly
a;lsiP Local. Daily. except Sunday y, y.
ss8 80 p SM-Except Sunday. For Vest FONT
connecting with steamers for Baltimore 1 ana
river landings. st eaHers sailing from " est
Point Monday "Wednesday and Friday call a.a ~
e I'd SATURDAY, Almonds and Gloucester Point.
IDS "a. M-Excepts Sunda Local mi xed ,1oss
sysss TRAINS RIVE RIcHM05,NIp; n
.68 M and 6:42 p. M--From all the Soutn,S
vi :S5 p M.-From Charlotte and Durham.
4 $40 Al M.-Trou1s KeySy lie. III 3sl
9:25 AIM.-Baltmore and West Point, .i98Ss
o:15 A. Nj $40 r. NJ From West Psoi ~.
CIV. WESTBURY. d. p. zRlGhmon ~ r. !,
Z; II II ~ r DWICTI H. TAYLOGs
3. 81. a "a cKtRRT5 CEN
E b Washington. D. 6.
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Northern Pacific as lex. int) ................ tx
Norfolk and western con. 4s............. lOiaS
Oregon Short Line g e. Partic lex. int. os!s
Pennsylvania cow 3ss5. s. Blk
M m 5s \. 80 \
81 Louis and Iron Mountain con. bs..s..>l16ts
st.EIotiis and San Franciso fg. 4s.......... Sl7a
st. Louis South lists. 96it
seaboard Afr Limo 4s FOX
Sou. thern Pacific 4s e3h
Southern Railway IS ltM
TEXAS nd Pacific lists 118
Toledo sst.SsIs. and Western Z. I. 72lls
Union Pacific 4s 1905
Union Pacic conv.54 Is 10l7 Il
III 81 Steel "a IS 7Sti
Wabash lists 1l7h
IvabaSh Deb Bs I. ......... IS q
Wheeling and Lake Erie As ....,.......... OH
scnnair, Central As +. N. y. :. 30
Colorado Fuel conv.s 6s e 4
NJ and o. Coli TT. 4s;.. . (
Central Of Georgia "a Inc. I. a \
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Toluca--Te telephone company. TIA
! Abingd canning factory.
II w EST VIRGINIA.

Mcdonald 81 o0o. oo6 coal mining COM
q 1Yyeilsbur g-s25, 900 eli and gas company
# Shirley SO, Coz pipe line and gas com
pany. II S {. t3S8 II a
Huntington $50, 900 tannery. ~ sBs$
iWelch-Lumber8co company. \
Cameron $40, 900 glass factory.
NORTH 7GAROL1NA4
Ri Epencer-$5O.0 900 building COMPANY.
" Asheville $3.50 900 cotton mill; SIS go lime
works. fsa & fs3
'n gga Sfm Panss 900 furniture factory.
Big I'd ck-525 .0O0S oil mill.
Greensboros2,o 900 tobacco manufacture.
q Sanford $25. 900 iron work..
ChArlotte-Pai nt factory. INV
h Elizabeth City---sssO, 900 box and barrel
factory. 5i3
"A Summer on S 600 hardware company. 81
@ Sum ter-C Cotton gin. Esss 3t IA
s3 ST. George's--Wagon8 works. 5{
"a Bennettsville-Ice facto ry. @ v
Dorchest er-Implemen works. E{S sS
455 North-Alum mines Cnear).
Column bias SIS 200 knitting mill.
6TENNESSEE.
Il Burke-$20, 900 land and coal company.
Hunting don-$5 900 Il telephone and tele-
graph company. ;l S9$
M enpf1 $50. 600 land company.
s5k Knoxville-$ $50, 900 coal company. 3
X ss58ss EESSlxENTUCKY.8g 71e Ii
I Louisvi lies 900 cooperage plant; $l,-
COO. 900 stove foundry; 5000 glue factory.
Observation-Disclosures mines. 81 n n
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
Bankers and Brokers.

= ~
II
100 Mo, Kan. and Tesv, COM.
Mo-, Kan. and Tex. pfd....
200 Missouri Raciflc ...,.,......
~ Nash Chat. and s. liz. .g
1900 Pennsylvania r.. R..........
900 Peoples Gas (Chicago)....
3OO Pressed Steel Car...........
100 Pressed Steel Car, t,fd I. Z. !.
400 Republic I. and s.. com. !.
i TX = nep1nilc 7. ana .. pla.. f 4
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BALTIMORE MD Aug. l1 II; r sss,h e.
Patent, $is bprng s1a
red, western southsEr By samp ,hs
1o9S57c and hrfer sopn s9ahsn
m e. e. te ssdie "a White
ard unshanssa taafSs
Ion ItmiSc. store packed. lh0l2c Eggs.
steady at and snsh,anE Ssa
large medium smays sma, Coarse sse
era nulated, 5S. ak * g
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. 8:Ss5
BALTIMORE Md. Aug. :.--Eeaboard Air
Line common. 8AE 40: do. prctrrred. sl7,. u.s.
Atlantic Coast Line common. lls1s 91is.i.
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CATTLE MARKETS
RICHMOND LIVE sToc lAI1IsET..
go Ie,slnu % I1ninn Esfnclt VA rda HI

Richmond, { IA. Aug 4, 1905
for the week 81 ending Monday
at last weeks prices! Best steers, bdlSAc.;
M ii, q good sN common 10 fair.
saaMe:; good heifers Y. III y sommen g
is s. s eel, s@ssss
'iiOGs-R eceipts, 20s head Good hogs, 6,4R
sI,EEP AND La Nj BIS Recelpts 1908 head
fair Fat sheep. s1s a.. 10 eonmontto
stock sheep aWes, ss.2 800 per head Weth-
ers, Sa3sc. per pound s5 DIM
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: d,nr 3 FUTURES ranged ne; as follows:

Cash quotations were folows;,, FL0 2 = !
sieady spring wheat $780, i,l e Y y 9
9so;in,. ipic 3 SIC; white, 2ep
l lepse.: no white I rye q
quilted Good feeding 4 9sssd Il "a.
IA northwestern si2A prime l see ea
ssasos , ssgl IiSs
lard per 100 pounds ~ ~ aer clear sides
shoxedS, IS W.sssey. basis, Of high vines
slaS Clover contract aSs E
InpGs.- Firm at mark, cases Inc uded, -H4o'c'
chez se-Steady at u GStfc. Ma 4As
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NEW YORK, Aug 1.-BEEyEs-i Receipts,
g42oi head steefs, 4 aAe5c. lcWsr; lat bulls,
about steady; others $50 $50. lower COWS,
steady to iSc. y lower; eysral cars unsold.
Steers. sas71s $50; bulls. s2,79 4,s5i COWS.
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N S&zMN0lfo|k&WeStpl


LEAVE RICHMOND DALI = 81.
1. 300 .A. M.--NORBoLk LIArTED. Arrives
Norfolk II 20 gA. M. Stops only at Petersburg,
los "a. 1f.-sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. Bpness
Parlor Car. PETERSBURG to z Lynchburg ID and
& Louis Blueneld to Cncinnati also Roanoke
to Z, Kaosyl,!s and Knoxville IL chattanoeGs,
isio r. Nj: oANoKB EXPRESS for Farm.
Sville $Lynchburg and Roanoke.
eg 100 p sM.-OCEANs ORDELIM1TED. 3G Ar-i
rives Norfolk $40 p. M. Stops only at Peters.
burg. Waverly and Suffolk. Connects With
steamers n to Boston. Providence,s Jew York;
Baltimore. and Washingt ION. Through coach to
Virginia Beach, e.
s725 +. Il. For Norfolk and all stations east
$A :so p = " !.1sNsEwG ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pull sleepers richmond to .Lynchburg and
2tAnoke. Petersburg to Bristol. Lynchburg to-
Chattanooga Memphis and New orl lea ns. CAFE
e. 40 ?. M.-woRLD's FAIR SPECIAL.
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to ST
LOUISE Cafe Dining Car. f5{ y
Trains arrive from tho West 7:s5 Az NJ, 2;os
NJ and 2 :o5 NJ from; II - a.. -
80 Office No SIS East Main street $sss
W.B,5BEYILIj53S g a H. BOSLEY. ~
Gem Il Pa a.. "A ut, Dist Pass Ast.ES
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Aug, !, 1904.
a QUOTATIONS.

WHEAT * u
Longberry Gear lots) ..,,,.,,ss q
MiSsd Gear i los, 1; q
No . red Gear lots) g sS q
Va bag ~ % y "a
White corn q. I, !. 4. 9. 4. ~. IS 50
NJ white 8icar lot 81 ~. !, IS o. 80
NJ WHITE icar Iots) ~. Il, 81 a. IS Be
No. mixed Gear lots 8, g, q 57h
No 8 mixed Gear lots @ o75
No mixed z Gear lots) -, .,..,,.g41 an
No q mixed 'fcar lots) -. I, 10 d AZ
Winter seed 4. I. I, !, $50, As a SO
RYE i, i, "a @J6
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Cation futures opened quiet and closed
steady: n d ~. y.fs 9.
S SssSfSsss. s.:
November ........,s9G9 VI Y. % S39 969 ssi 9.S2
December =. 49,. 9 70 D.9o $40 9,s7
March Il. /. !. $50 Is 9D3 I'll $40 p.92
SPOT cotton closed quiet; middllng l,plands,
1910; middlIng gulf, lo,s 5; sales sl6 bales,
III Cotton. quiet; # mlddlng 10, ~. net receipts,
81 bales X gross, 8a2 bales: sales, 3l6 bales
4 stock O.ll3 bales. 3il fiss
Total to-day at all seaports-Net receipts,
600 bales export to Great Britain 1856 bales /
to France. $50 bales; TO tina Continent 39s
bales; stock l02, 1918 bales ss "A ,1g'lli e a
s5f Consolidated at all seaports-Net receipts
47s5 bales; export Great y Bril- ain. $40 balss
(. bales; TO japan. ,4ob bales; 70 Mexico, 4s2
Total since September LIST at all seaports-
Net receipts. ,ll9.999 bales; ex port. to Great
Isrtaln q, .76l balea to France 6sS Sl4 bales
"a the Continent 1884, 3 bales Ito Japan, 49, l95
bales to Mexico. 1870 bales, M
W NEW ORLEANS, La. Aug. 1.--COTTON--
In the spot cotton market but little trading
was done p rices We're steady and unchanged
4 Sales 6325 bales. 5 81 fissssi
Futures opened steady with prices from ldDl7
4 points above Saturdays closed Soon after
this opening the bulls gave the New York mar
Y ket heavy suppnr..9 which caused an advance
4 This WAS Immediately reflected lins the local
market and some shorts Who had carried their
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pills repair a weakened physical condi-
ton when this condition Is caused by
sick kidneys:
Mrs. Sadie Mattles of 1914 w. Fourth
avenue, Columbus, Ohio, says: prior
to the year 1898 I suffered considerably
from backache, pain in the head, Ian
suor and depression and weakness Of
the action Of the kidneys. The pain
was always worse in the morning and
| felt miserable. I was induced to pro-
cure a box Of Doan's Kidney Pills and
I began their use. They proved prompt
and effective. They cured me and
there has been no return Of the trouble
since taking them. I owe all the credit
to Doan's Kidney Pills"
a FREE TRIAL Of this great kid
ney medicine which cured Mrs. Mettles
will be mailed on application to any
part Of the United States. Address
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y. For
sale by all druggists, price so cents per
box.
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peafnsss Cannot BE cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in,
famed condition Of the mucous lining Of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets ln1amed
you have q rumbling sound or imperfect hear.
Ing, and when 1t Is entirely closed Deafness is
the result, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to Its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out Of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which Is nothing but an infianned condition Of
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannol
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir.
culars, free.
FL. CHENEY s. CO.. Toledo, O
Sold by Druggists. T5c.
Aal's Family Pillo are the best.
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Art Of NAMING Horses.

london Graphic: l was asked to
give the name for Il horse the other
This is not near so easy as you
might Imagine. 1t is very seldom that
the name of a horse Is altogether APP
propriate, or is entirely satisfactory
TO the owner. Striking examples OF
success may be found In the astrono-
mer who drove a tandem, and who
6christened his leader "Apo-gee" and
his wheeler "P~eri-gee,'' and in the
student with a similar team
who called his leader "Os Fronts"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-04-14
Strong and Vigorous at the Age of
Eighty-eight.
n. Parker.

Rev. ]. N. Parker, Utica, N. T.,
writes:
ing entirely. My hearing had been
somewhat impaired for several years,
but not so much affected but that l could
hold converse with my friends; but in
June, 1901, my sense Of hearing left me
SO that l could heal no sound whatever.
l was also troubled with rheumatic pains
In my limbs. I commenced taking Pc
runa and now my hearing is restored as
good as it was prior to June, 1901. My
rheumatic pains are all gone. l cannot