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Property Transfers.

Richmond 4 Fannie ~. Fore to E.5 nv.
Lacy. Is feet on west line. Randolph an y
JosephSIJ 4: Meyer to q George! Rlpp, Jr.,
rs feet on 4 cas- t line Reservoir s treet,
i132 IL feet north q. Cha FIN. street 500
is feet on east line Sixth street, CLIP
feet NORTH of Leigh street. $500.
s. Henrico 3 liam R. Chill drey5 to Henry
II. Chi drey, 6.46 acres on the sout h side
off thel Varina Road, 500. Ii Ss
3 S. n. Pulliam's 4 trus tee TO Eva a..
Strange, % feet on west line Twenty first
street, 31S3 feet north of III 7 street, $675.
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/. 55N,,AVAL STORES
~
PIRITS

.WILMINGTON \. - ca Aug.7s 11.--SPIRIIS5
thing doing receipts sgn,s ~ as5
lbarres. Tar-Firrn at s1.7o recci pts. 40 bar,
rsls.s Crude Turpentne Firn g I S. g q and
$500 receipts. 2s2 barrels {. q, =, :, Z,
ut 53lsc.; receipts. SD casks sales.
las casks exports .093 casks. IS Rosin-Firm
receipts 2,ss3 barrels sa les barrels; ex-
i HcgA Ri;TEsToN. S, c.. Aug. 12.-TURPEN-
al 53c. ostn--Fi I'm. ,5f
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BALTIMORE MD AuE I TLou nan,
sns seot. NJ ~ ia ssa.
err by sample ;spot
a nd iower; No, q white new 81 dSsct; old.
1!s Rye-Frn ana n. Y.
m9
loai2cI Eggs-steady and l l.nehanged lse.s
cheese-Firm and unchanged sugar--st rong
and uncha nRe 4als41 ~ 80
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Aug. Il, 1904.


III ssahoard Line sornmon-4 shares AZ
Nirgin!a- Ca lima henaical Co Col. Trusts
per cent. Ill go at asl 81 ~
M STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
North Carolina - Y, e ~ 3 go 1 @ s
va ST., New, G. and r.. 1899. -. 3. 9fas s%d
Va. Centuries. ia. G. and r.. 1921 ojis 35ia
CITY SECURITIES SILL
Richmond City Is. r.. go 1872. %
5S8s RAILROAD BONDS. &$$ ffss " isS
atlanta and Char. list r.. 1901 !. 1o7 y. ~
"a. c. L. certif. OF Ind {. p. 60. 90 ~
Georgia Pacific LET ss. 1922 q se
Ca, 50: and Fla. Isl 81 y ~
NJ and ny, Pocahonta 50 -. s}
Rich. and Neck. list Is, s7tz SO
Florida Southern. IS s51
Western n, C.. LIST 6s, q. lst4...... ~ -. M
B s. a. 3-year 1901 81
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlanta and Char ttc !. Z. !. 100 100
Atlantic Coast Line liz Il. ~
Atlantic Coast ~ Inc pfd 100 ia Ills ri
Atlantic Coast Line com 100 In llt7
Norfolk and Western com y. 100 e2
Senboard Air Line pfd 100 #eois
seaboard Air Line con, 10o u III
Southern Railway pfd .....lG0 30 $50. 9$
& BANK AND TRUST COMPANIES.
Broad Street Bank IA 3. x. } q 5
Virginia Trust Co. 100 100
Ss MISCELLANEOUs.{ Ne sss
American Locomotive pfd .:s,,1oo 81 i. 55
snses'aa' een pa s. eeni :. los
Va Car c. Co. OILS IT. p.s 9sts rs.
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ATLANTIc COAST LINE

TRAINS LEAVE DDAILY-BYRD,g
STREET CITATION. ss}53
8s sSg EFFECTI H4SJNDAY, MAY 529TE ii.
\, los "A. Ma, q, y. Express 70 al points
200 a.. N. Petersburg and Norfolk
10 10 r.. -Petersburs and n. and
q 20 BP.t Mp Petersburg 3 and Norfolk.
.s:1o p M.--Golds Local 3sff sSS
AZ ;i5 p, Mp tershurs & Local II Z z.
Y:a5&P. Florida and West indian LiHlss
So itedis to all points South. Y, .,5
40 p. M -Petersburg and N !. and ". West
IL ii .ao ~ M.-Petersburg Local x, ss;s
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND ~. I. 4. 4.
4:o7 A.. g ;25 AZ, ~ ~ !,
Az - y N 4 "; 4; sos n
.Escept Sunday, Sunday 43II :. 4. II ]. =.
y. j. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. a s..
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!: MARINE: lI1JTFLL1GENc'E,
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG ~ 1904, II
y IN 81 ARRIVED y * & rs ND E5S

No
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG. ~ 1901 1901 MI
ARRIVED. VI I
ais, ssss ana nssKss linz
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line; !. I.
Il Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves, Nortolk,
James River Ter, Sd q aho pas.
sengers. Virginia N ~ ton Sc ~ Il
PORT OF WEST POINT. AI1d. u. 1909. v
M % i IS @ ARRIVED.
Baltimore. Courtney, isait!more. passensersI
q 4 SAILED.
Baltimore, Courtney, Baltimore, pAssenssrs
b PORT NEWPORT NEWS, AUG. ~, 1904,
ARRIVED. Il +
stssmsr Gs tsws eSEt'snd'
4 Schooner E. j. Pend eton, bangor. y. &
gf5 Barge Cllntopia. ProY dences s. 'i8i
rs SAILED. slss
III steamer Ottawa. Philad elpha, 5
StennN WaccamaW, Boston. 4 s 3s
s;teame 4 Capeantables Vera Cruise. y
Schooner III IL spragle Lynn, 9. Y,
( Schooner George a. McFadden, Charles.o'',
Sea Island Cotton.
tBy Associated Press 3, .
ABEL, q Al August l2,s--The first bale
of sea Island cotton was received hero
to-tlay, Il wa raised by likes and Cato.
ana was bought at 6twent fly cents per
pound, and expressed to Savanna
n T u ~
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500. g. g 4 9. 500 81 90
Seaside Excursions >, (
Y SUNDAY IS

h 81 round trip to Old Point. Buckroe;. VIII
|loughby Beach, Il Ocean lew, Norfolk and
Portsmouth. Cape Henry and Virginia
nj. Parlor cars attached .ss Seats 81 re-
served any time during the week. C..
o. passengers can remain at Ocean
View until 1880 F, i NJ. a Ten hours at the
seaside, Fl X ss II.
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Northern Pacif,c az I. IA
Norfolk and western con. Is ~. 1915
oregon Short Line As and Partic.,........ 95k
Pennsylvania conv. ...,..-....s. %
Reading General ~ ls o.
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. es......S 1872
st. Louis and San Francisco e. y. III n
ST Louis southwestern lsts 061
seaboa I'd Air Line ls... 74l
Sot,t arm Paci n 95
Southern Railway IS y
iToedos y, and western 49, Z. J. 4. ..73l
Union PaciGc Ia M X. I. Z. 1855
finion SI,ar,f1c ror1v IL q Z, 103s
fIa's steel "a Ks , i. 1SA
SVahash ists !. +. /. /, ii7ss
WABASH Deb. Bs . 3. 6oE
W-heens, ina n axe Erie =. 81
wisconsin Is As sol
Colorado Fuel and Iron Conv. So. 10y
NJ M q Gaia erai Tr As gsl
Central Of GEORGIA I'd Inc i. 4sl
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MISCELLANEOUS FMARKETS.
PEANUT 81 j, L /. MARKET

PETERSBURG. Aug. 55iae..- ~
The market is report ed Il as much frmer nd
very auiet Nj dealers not cliaed d to sell at
present prices expecting that Grain rii7
on the supply now held by tha VIII W.
busheI, & with stock very much reduced Yir-
lgirias are 4s94N per pound only STOCK,
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\ DRY ~ GOODS Is ! MARKET.

NEW DIRK Aug. IL. he dry goods market
has shown no increased activity Cotton gooos
remain inactive at good prices. cancellatio
ares. already reported in certain men, 8 4 wear
lines for next sprl arms are qu'e aH ~
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Ir,,,r-,.oNs 3, 81 4 t,I n.IA.RKET,

NEW YORK. Aug. Cot tonseeds OIL was
firm at d moderate bustn Prime crude: + ae g
es1se.: off summer yellow. nominal prime
White, ssaselsc. prime VIII yellow. SEQ satsc
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sg3 BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
Il BALTIMORE. MD. Aug. ~ -Seaboard AIR
Line common. 10a a q; do.S preferred. eof 9oLf
Atlantic Coast Line common lsil1 Il asked. s.S
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ScISc1NNAr1, o., Aug 12.-H oGs-Lower.
Butchers. commo s. az
common, ;2Q2 so. sSheep-Steady \ at $lG3.75;
lambs, s. $3.50 s
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BOND QUOTATIONS..

chicago ana Nor,hw estern con "a. I. -. 1854
chicago Il, II and Pacific 80. "a 81
Ghieaso. r. /. and PacfeI col. "a. ......... SEX
c. q. and ST. Louis gen. 4s.......... 10lk
c.icaro Terminal rs Tsaa
Ccnro1id ~ "A Tofa goo r. Al - 65 @
eonraia and so,ithern :.
Denver = nd RIO sGrade ~ 1Doh
Fri nrior lien IL 9sN
Erie ererai As . $5Ia
Fort worth and Denver City II Is &. 1o31a
Hocking Valley AVS 4. 1854
n ,iswiI,a "a Mash, Ijnifie a. lO1 III
Manhattan corsol gold As. losA
Nfarican renf raj az a. s. AZ
Mexican CentraiSist Inc 1ah
MINI " . nj 81 "A ouis As 96is
Misso,ri Ka nsas nd Texas ~ g9Ti
Misso,Iri nsas and Texa &. ISL
NationaIS r. eadcoF con- z. 75h
Il etv SYnrk Central /. gsst
Nav Jersey Central Re n 1924
Northern Pacnc ls lo5s
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Cash quotations were ns follows; 81 Fl OUR
Steady spring !, he sieSa 20 eorS
Gc.: No. Is yellow, t5.sc. No. oats ssGssse;
No White asse; Nc; Waite si} ~ gsSin Y
No rye. 7lc Good feeding bailey aoe ,i faas
No northwestern, sl.e5,s Prime ,rmo II,
seed Mess pork 1Sals a5,s s segp
RIBS sides (ioose) /, s7a7l4 az 30; short clsar!
sides boxed ssd Whiskey basis o. !. h In
vines Clover 9, g
daires isdl5c. n Cheese ady !. at y. asMo.5
enthusiastically at mark. cases INCLUDED, 1907
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sEEABOARD 8AI ire -ItI ! E: Il !! LlvAY'.

TRAINS LEAVE RIGIaioNp z :. Y /: 4. ssi
board Express TO SAY annph. Jacksonville AS
la MA .l'u Norl!na and Hamlet.
IN pTR AIMS ARRIVE1-RICti MOND .
Gas A. M.--No, sa-F'rom Flor da. Allan "a and
tn t;5s sGs .M@No ssFrom Florida liant and
the s.as sGs p. nM.--No. and local
points 8sy I, 4 l, :, e, Is 8
II, g lE Wy X. TAYLoR.$ 81 q. AZ.
$50 East Main Street Phone ~
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Y&I;N1oS STOCK YARDS, PITTsBURG, PA.
Aug. io-cATTLE-Supply liz ut ma rket low ".
Choice IS prime
dull Prime heavies. IS. a; medium and Shea az:
yorkers workers and PEE, Se g
1855 ;4roughs nl n ne
sheep. si5oaa oo spring lambs. 50 veal y
calves, {6G6 so. NJ s5sS
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4. FOR NEW !! J, YORK.
-IVI.ljRGlNlAa NAV lGATIQN .C l,l,

-59,Sy JAMES RIVER DAY LINE, 81
B srEAMisR OLD POI CoaIFoRT leaves
MONDAY. WI On rs p Y AMI FRIDAY at
for Morf9al1k az : R r Ga Point,
IanSlngs, md connecting at Old Point I Tor
Washington, Baltimore and the North. State.
priees. Electric cars direct to the wharf, Fars
enIy l,5o and s. 70 Norfolf Music BY Grand
Freigllt received fol. ahoYe- named planes and
ali Enofnts in Eastern virginia and North Caro-
linn. IRWIN w tSIIEJR.s Gen'l. Mgr
E. a, BARBER, Jr. Secretary, i q H, s,,
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POPULAR EXCURSION III 8WIKsTo e
SALEM8VIA SOUTHER N RAILWAY,
AUou sT42t.s 4 eo4, $3.50, r oUND5sTRlP.33 8S
Special train win leave r richmond II 80
EP. M ', August i2lst, going through through
TO :Winston-Salem, wthou change,
through Danyille, Reidsyille Greensboro,
etc, $50 round trip Special cars for
Icolored people. Returning, leave VIM
spton- salen, 800 r. NJ and arrive Rich
E5,nond Cos a. M rs August o3d, The last
and only excursion Of the season to the
Old North State, s,,55f i33 ~ X
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e RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
4 III Richmond, Va. aug. ~, 1904
oUOTATIONk K 5si]s K

TctwssS IA = iot 81 . 4, Z. OF 60
shnrtherry (car lots B. I, 3a7 a Loo
Vs ba u, {{s.s
f.nR NJ - N IN MI
Whta corn Va, !, I, :. \. !. !. Z. Z. i, 50 10 80
Me- white (car slots) ~; =, 81 q slh
NJ q white Gear lots y, IL. Z, 4, 60 o. 81 n
Ss S a'sssis s ss's ts,
OATS ss5ss 4 p HI s y 4, "a n I'll
81 ' i! s; !;:'
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u b. refundlng 2s registered 4. -. 1oix
u. s. refudIng 2s coupon. ........ lo4ss
u 81. ss. registered 1913
u 49, coupon. !. 4. los
u. s. New "a istered y. 1sl
". ~ New Vs. coupon. !, 1911
u. g. Old 49, reg stored ~. 1osis
u. s. Old IS, coupon, los1s
Atchison general Is 1924
Atchison a dJustment ............ osN
Atlantic Coast Linz Az 4. s. ssN
baltimore and Ohio Ii 4. I. !. 1854
Baltimore and Ohio 81
Central of Georgia IS 8..... 1io&
Central 5of Georgia list Inc. s3S
Chesa peake and Ohio AVS. 10Y s.
CHICAGO 81. and Quincy ne " 10 e. a7,s
ChIcgao, NJ. and st. Paul gen. los II
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\ IN execution Of a cert ain de ed q, trust.
iof &26tt$ july 1897, record ed In deed hook
S181 %, age s4 Richmond Chancery2 Court
and a the request OF AZ par ties In tn--i
Sterest. the Undersigned will offer for sale,
upon the premises, on SlS3g 3gs
TUEsDAY,3IAUG GUST @16, " $50,
sat. NJ. the real conveyed by
said Heed. and therein descrlb bed as ga. lot
with Improvement 81 commencing 80 feet
north of the interse ton OF 3 M !, Street
fronting % feet on the eastern line sgofi
&Twenfy-e Eighth Street, and running back
8132 feet to an
The buildings were ere cted by thu IA e3
Is. F. Hartman. a prac tical rs builder TOR
his own use, and were % coupled by him
ItoRthe time OF his death, and are vel L and
substantially aconstr,lc ed, and are In per-
feet order N be ter In vestmellt scanS be
made than In realty Of h this character
either fora horne or 9 therwise
TERMs--cashia as to cost Of and &ex,3
Fpenses Of sale any d elinquentS taxes and
stuff cient to- ~ al u ote for $500. " with
interest from January 30, 100 I'LL paid; 4
balance at ono and two year interest Z
added and secured by trust deed IS or g Y
cash. at the option OF the Epnrcha ser.
n fNftC>ITF3
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Z Imme diately after the sale Of the above
/ will ofter$ the two story frame
dwelling, ss Is
2;72'7 0 STREET
a. ii. M, CURDY,3s
Aug u It'd Auctioneer.s
ieo. ". Mayo, Auctioneer.


SC$IxTEENAROoMs OF HIGH GRADE
~ LAND RA1EDIUM&C EIAMBERS FuRNI-
BEDS, FOI1DLNGaBEDs.s
OLD ENGRAVINGS.a WALNUT
3DININGtROO MSSUIT.PARLOR9FI
5TURE. jsyWARDROBEs.iC CHAMBER AND
TABLE s LINI1 n ss...a AN d S CROCKERYs
FLOOR COVERINGS EFT ::,,5. AT ia "a C-
ITO
b wi sell Is for account Of; Mrs. Marion
3Relmund who Isl leaving the city. "a 1880
"a M III 4 us u. Frank in Street,
TUESDAY, AUG yJSIS4 l6s y 80. N z; Ss8f
16rooms Of HI gh & Grade Fl iture@ most
,lysS OakIronE Beds, n Folding Beds. Cots
Upholstered Parlor Suit, SILK and Lace
Curtains. Porteres, Brio "a .13rac w ard- !,
robes, Fancy A Tables, 4 Couches. Chairs,
81 GERS, Walnut Dining oonla suit Oak
Extension Tai les, Cham ber8 and Dining
room Crockerys and Linen. tlery Glass
ware. Ice Box; Refrige tor, Oak Hall
Stand h 2 Fine Steel Engrav wings. OF lcloth.i
Mating ugs. Carpets. 6 Gas, Wood and!
oh Stoves Flair and other Ma ttresses,,
Feather Fl allows. a large lot of Bed CoyS'
,ering and#numerous other article
lively ca S h. .ss.s
# Goods to. be- moved day OF ga le. g$
g EO.. ~ MAYO, Auct ioneer.
III b. g. Buford. Sa lcsman and Mana ger.
Aug IS, 14&.16 Ss s2s
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Sr,II1r AGO a ILL. Aug IL Wheat prices
nearly turned turtle lay und.r tidal .xaya
Of long wheat Sept ember had lost
Az tia close OF trading that cItion showed ~
net loss Of q. as compared WI yesterd!nyls
figures corn8is down Nc; oats are OF 7sc.;
provisions vary from SC. to 3oc. dec cline, ~
rhs leading futures ranged - follows:
~ - f,na.,A II q i, oN L3g Close
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FROM RIG HIM oND, VAC HEAP RATES
VIA Sc EAlR&llNEx. q

lfltVTNl Observation-Disclosures l3.Ifl =
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, and return,
s65. %. Account Triennial Conclave,
Knisht sTenaplars. and soyereign g rand
Lodge, o.. o. II Y. Tickets on sal 10 Au-i
gust 15thato September eth, incl slye.S ltm-
ired To October %, 1904, q VI ssG
si575 l. account international Association
If Firo engineers tickets sold sseptenbe Der
iii, and 18TH, limited to septenl Der GOTH;
but on payment Of 50 cents, tickets will
E,a extended to any date not later than
All 81 tho above rates apply from Rich
sln1,lond va. Proportionally cheap rates
NAV; Be mad at al. OF her stations on tho
Sentonr d.. ss 5ISi . sS
n, s., LEARD, n. TAYLOR.
n Fl Al, v: q. n, "A. @
Phone 4o5. $50 2. Main 81. ri clmond, Va.
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CHANGE Of scHE DULE.

Beach Park Excursion Trains. M
5 The r popular Sunday morning excursion
train To Beach Park will on and after
rexts Sunday, al4th. leave Richmond at
1890 "A IS NJ. instead OF $780, No other
changes Sunday afternoon train 100 r,
NJ, Leave West Point, s: 90 or 1000 r.
Nj; 30 cents round trip, \ It's the most
pleasant place to spend a Sunday. \ or an
afternoon Sea food meals, nj
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CATTLE MARKETS,
RICHMOND LIVE sTOc X MARKET

NJ ~ RICHMDNU NtYD9 PlAJCF&3n fANFNE ~ Az
/ (sales at Union Stock Yards,)
Il n Richmond. Va, Aug, ~ iso4s
Receipts for the week ending Aond 4; Fs%
cATTLE lss head market a. stsady
q last weeks rsssa1 pssst s5ssss
SasHc; food hsifeTs. tH sp4a&c.; common e
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4 BY Mcveigh and CHM.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
LIZ q. Main Street.
puBL1c AUCTION SALE
Valuable Business
Property
Known as Sweeney'sa
Americ Stables,
ON EAST SIDE OF EIGHTH sTREET,

A At the request d tho owner we will
offer for sale, upon the premises. on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 18TH. 1904,
at S O'Clock p. NJ, this well located and
valuable stable building and lot. The
improvements consist of large, we'll
bidlt. three-story brick building. built at
d great OUTLAY to make It a complete
and modern stable. The lot Is an ex-
.cellent, as well as a very valuable one.
1T has q frontage of AZ feet 5 Inches,
more or less. on the east side OF Eigth
Street, and extends back from said front
1870 feet to an alley is feet wide. This
building contains 80 stalls for horses
a large part OF one floor for vehicles
and another floor used as a storage
warehouse. We invite to this sale any
one who wishes to in0st8 In a good piece
of business property. which has O. splsn-
did future; also, parties who wish an,
excellent and complete stable, already
we'll established, to engage in the livery
business. 8s8: 7s b .3
TERMS: One.thIrd cash. balance in
s. 10, and Is months; evidenced by nego-.
table notes with six per cent. interest
added, and secured by a deed Of trust.
or all cash at the option Of the pur-s.
chaser, -. $1,000
nm Al McVEIGH e GLINN,sl
Aucttneers.
Aug III, 49, 4,1s.5t VI
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! PRODUCE MARKET.

4 NEW YoR x; Aug. --F,LoUR-siow.s but
held very frnl. Rye Flour E rm. Comm eal,-
Firm kln-dried. S$ s. 100 800 sss RyeTNo minal.s
Barley-Firm !: feeding. 45c.
Wheat-Easy;S - red. a nonlina Vhlis
nervous all day was less active man
sure from longs ruled general weak. Crop
ne,ss was 4 be tier: foreign houses sold wheat
and 0utsfd markets came khar " lower, ne
close here showed M I3c. net cecil ~ ay
closed at 3l.oiH; eptennbe !. december.
SIC y. Y Y. . :, !,
sold on sharply to-day under offerings IRON az
long. Influenced by warmer We ther ana IN
wheat Ssp.eRsDeft
easy; mixed oats. 40d 4lc. u
SHeef-steady. Cut ~ Meats--Quiet. Lard
Steady: western steamed, 20; tenned sleany'
Continent 81. Is. allow Quiet Rosin-Aa niet
at bs1s l56ssc ,8sS3s
IS Cofee-Spot Rio, nrIn; No. - invoice, Sc;
mild firm cordova. 9,s 1l3c The MARKET toTS
coffee futures opened Is steady 1t unchangeo
steady at a net ad vance Of 10 points. Sales
isi750 bags. sugarRaw strong fair ginning
ii 1sc. centrifugal 9s test ~ m lass s
sugar 5 -lsc.: refined Rice ho-'
n Butter-Firm ss Street price, extra creamery.
l7lkd disc. latter berry high lott Ohiclal prices
remain unchanged. Cheese-F trMer; State lu,i
cream, small. s. coloTed. fancy. 81 snla:l'
white. fancy Eggs-Quiet aad
,ey and Southern. ;isiaiso: Southern sweets,
s. toa3. %. Peanuts-St eady !; fancy hand
6ite. ot her domestic. 3G5Hc. abbages-M weak *
Long Island and Jersey. per 6oc. gsI-Ut0i
per- barrel. 5de5c, Cot toni team 70 lay
erpool. " 1917 oc. 5.s
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IL az, head. NJ steers unsettled generally firm e
q ssha dc higher. Steers s. siso;
bulls. cows, e.
calves almost unsaeable. veals, saaS tops;
q Ssee: m p,
dressed Yea il. enllc per pound country dress-
sheep ard z, Z. ha 2, 1;od
ceipts 20 shsep, s saep
81 5o@ Goo :: cuiis, i.50a225; lambs, 81. $50
SHngsIRece ,oiI q head Market 2oal Sec
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-18
SEEM TO FAVOR PARKER.
Lawrence County Democrats Select
 Delegates to State Convention.

Courtlard, April 17-(Special.)-The democrats of Lawrence county met in convention at Moulton Friday and after organization transacted the following bus mess: J. c. Kumpe was elected the mem- Der of the congressional executive com mittee for this county. c. M. Sherrod was elected a member of the judicial committee.
 The new executive committee for the county Is composed of the following mem- bers: C. ". Lindsey, J. R. Armstrong, Jesse LeMay, E.>B. Harris, J. E. Stephen son, J. M. Irwin, John Hampton, A. E. Rebman, J. Nj. Wilson, H. D. Lane, J. H. Corbin, Frank Smith, w. B. Lee, Jake Alexander J. A. Bracken, M. N. Ashe- branner and T. S. Craig.
 The following democrats were selected as delegates to the state convention: c. M. Sherrod, Jourde White. Jeff Smith, J. M. Irwin, D. L. Martin, D. c. Almon, H. D. Lane, J. S Howell. Lawson Sykes, J. c. Kumpe, E. B. Harris, Harry Pfaff, J. l.. Aldridge, A. F. Rebman.
 A resolution was introduced and carried that the above fourteen delegates, or so many of them as might be present, be authorized to cast the seven votes of Lawrence county in the state convention. The delegation Is uninstructed, but looks favorable to Judge Parker The conven- ton was harmonious throughout.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-18
NO LONGER REPUBLICAN.
crosthwait Withdraws from Conven-
 ton in Lawrence County.

Courtland. April 17.-(Special)-The Lawrence county republicans met at Moulton Friday in mass meeting. pur- suant to the call of the county chairman. A new executive committee for the coun- ty, with Dr. c. S. Chenault as chairman, was elected. Delegations to the district and state conventions, both headed by G. O. chenault, were elected. The dele gates to the district convention were in structed to vote as a unit on all matters coming before such convention, and were further instructed to vote for G. o. Chen ault as chairman of the district commit tee.
 On motion of Dr. J. T. Masterson the meeting endorsed President Roosevelt, the Presidents referees in Alabama, Hon. C.. H. Scott, for member of the national con- mittee from Alabama; o. R. Hundly for delegate at large to the national con- vention; W. T. Hutchens Cor delegate from this district, and J. O. Thompson for chairman of the state committee.
 Resolutions of respect were also passed on the death of Senator Hanna.
 County candidates were not nominated, but the new executive committee was aus thorzed to put out such candidates if It deemed the same expedient
 The meeting was anything but har- monious, at one time looking like a row was inevitable Hon. A. J. Crosthwait. clerk Of the circuit court and one of the cnly two republican officials of the coun ty, withdrew from the convention and announced that he was no longer re publican.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-18
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA

Arrival and departure of trains at Un- ion Station. Birmingham. Ala, effective February T. 1904: 90th Meridian time:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-04-18
BURGLARS GET BUSY.
Professional Safe Crackers Get in
 Their Work at Moulton.

Courtland, April 16.-(Special 1.-The news has just reached here that the store of w. D. Irwin and Windham & Co.,, at Moulton were burglarized last Thursday night. Notwithstanding the fact that Moulton Is a country town, fourteen miles from the railroad, the work on these jobs. seems to have been the effort of a Professional
 Irwin's safe was blown open by nitro- glycerine. The charge was exactly the right proportion, as the lock only was broken and the door not blown off. Noth- ing of value was taken from either of the stores, as the thief seemed to have been in quest of money only, and neither of the safes contained a single dollar. This Is the second time that professionals have worked moulton. and since the first burglary, the merchants have removed all of their money from their safes each night