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.sULLY5 CREDIT ORIs ADJOURN D J.l;'. y. d
.W,lTHO R FAC NG DECISION CTS IN
lsy Associates. Press,

4 3INJW YORK, August "A meeting Of
s cr MIitm 81 Is j sully and Co',mpany
the question nnG q % bankrpt
between the ereditors h heIa l' q. day aas
S eoo,,rned until next Monday Without any
yenision having been reached, *
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sEABOARD AIR Line
SUN DAY EXCURSIONS TO.
PETERS BURG.
90 Gents for Round Trip.

Y 5triclets good on al FegulAF sunday
Trains, beginning May 10, lpoai Y
HEiME ST coAsTWIsE Il RIPS IN TIL
+ ma e Iis' WORLp.' sf Il 81
Richmond to lioston and return S23,o0j
ia Providence and return ssl.0O; Sinclpd-
i,.g meals and room via Merchants' and
Miners Transportation Company, from
Norfoik; daily line to New England,
tickets an sale ut Chesapeake and Ohio
and Norfolk and Western Railway, Of
fees, sla East Main Street, r, II, Wright,
agent. Norfolk.
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j nuary 81 % El5 o.'S -
February =. ~; AZ ~ ~ =
March % '.oy Il, - /, nj.
10 4: nidd ding gulf. 1910 sales 900 bal

spea cotton closed quiet ing upands.
10 4: 1niddling gulf. 10. 20 sales go pa
Il rot,cr o,et: middliny. 1910; net receipts. s.
bales; gross receipts. 1es bales sales eSo haiss'
stock. g. $50 bnlea expert ,lto. the comment
1sso pales a. TAI ali sc
si5a haies: export To- Great Bn tain, Sl9 bales;
France j ,a bale a We ointment o1-
ose all Z. = l
g 70 a MI, set1aia
bales; Il, Japan,l .4o5 bales; 70 Mexico H 4s ~
bales ~ i y ~,
Set receipts expert IT 70 $ haI sa
tss ~ go 1s sais. &
NEW ORLEANS Aug. 4-zc 20 ?; !, i,
60 sStt9n marke saies So baes ineud
ing 10 bales to arrive ~, az
Futures opened 5aslet ana la: snre bnTsrs
5thar sellers and prices gradually moved UP lit
vas bnynS wan seieef nsfse
..are the winter months In ne
trading septeber first LOST points 81 at ap m;
advancing 70 g arS,,nsa STEADY
With q sns aas
nsst ,oints
september - &. ateJ M
1,lv1snpooL Aug. spot, M mod 8:
erate business: prices !. points
ga rsaa lnaaa sS mddiing, good ord.
s. 81 ordinary isass 5or Inc
y I'd export and Included 900 American;
bales nelnanas s Aersah
taSn a., good ordinary clause: August, sla'
4 nsust- sepienhx ea
5si;5 ::
s Eel 5ls; Februar rc.' 81 Mafeh-
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COTTON MARKETS.

+ NEW YORK. Aus. 1.-THE cotton market
opened steady AZ 9 decline q 20! 9oints3
liverpool cables and the 'gen+raly favorable
interpretatlo of The weather mar. j sold
q polnt or two lat on some months in the
adG points, but was quckly5 rallied by q re-$
newal OF bull support, and while fluctuations
were mare Or less Ire Eular during the balance
points hi her on the more active positions and
tho close was very steady at g ret advance OF
Sales were estimated at III, 0o0 bales, Con-
Sidering the btarishnessE OF Yesterdays bureau
report there WAS tsurprisnglyGl little cotton N.
eering, particularly as the cables indicated
henviness abroad. and an the days weather
map made a fairly favorable showing. But ii
on good crop news was not far from, The mark,
Tor While the news IN this respect seemed TO
somlethtng freshs.w be required 10 .stimusl
late offerings But while there was sol little
pressure It was. also plain hat no aggressive
During the entire sesslon i've or six brokers'
stood around the ring without making any
show selling orisrwould
when they would inmediatel la ke 7all that!
was ferlng. The bulls howeYer " seemed
90 sSd s
thelr lines Ines aboa lsss nights ESre aSp'As
esGe nd s
the arsf time Ihls season the total being less
Recsints al the ports today were dis bales
agalnst Els last week and 275 last year; for
teweek 200 bales aga' ~ iisss bales last
a CIV Orleans we're ;a4s bales against q last
kl ssfF ye sna oussoA N oales ss4'''' ao's
Cotton futures opened steady and closed very
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS in NEW YORK
BY Thomas Branch 4 Co..
y SALES.
Open. High. Low. Closing.
10000 Amalgamated Copper .....
FOO Amer. Car and Foundry.

1900 Amer. Cotton OIL ..n......
Amer. Snuff 49,. ............s
Amer. Snuff, pfd.... s...,...
Amer. Can i. ............,...
3o0Amer. Locomotive, com,...
Amer. Locomotive, pfd.
2200 Amer. Sugar .<..... 500.
1l4O0 A., r.. and s.. Fe, cofn......
1900 a. 4. and s. Te, pfd..,...
1000 baltimore and Ohio......,.f
1900 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Canada Southern ............3
200 Canadian Pacific ............
GOO Chesapeake and Ohto......s
400 CHI. Great vvcsterils..,.,.
1000 Chi, Mil, and S. P..........'
900 Colo. Fuel and 1roil......s.
u 100 Colo. Southern, CONF. .....
Colo, Southern, LIST pfd. ....
Colo. Southern, "a pfda..,.
Cley., Gin, Chi. and 8. L..
Cont. Tobacco. pfd....,.....
= IN Consolidated Gas ...........
Delaware and Hudson......
Del, Lack. and West.......
$1,000 Erie, com .....s
10000 Erie, LIST pfd...
Erie, I'd gpfd .............s...
400 General Electric ............
lido Illinois Central
5000 Louisville and Nasllvillen.
1000 Manhattafl..... .;;....... .....
1000 Metro. Street lailWay......
Z 300 Mexican Central
1900 Moo Kan. and Tex COM.
800 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. ptd...
10000 Missouri Pacific ...,.........
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All \. AN i I COAST a; II; Il Ne.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRD.j
sS 8 STREET STATION. :3i :.ssa Sf
EEFECTIYD1SuND MAY 18th.
a p;053 A. MA. g, L, Express to all points
500 a. M.-Petersburg and Norfolk.
"a 10 r. SM.-Petersburg and N. and Nv. West
s:00 Is M,-Petersburg and tNorfo k. y Il
"a I'D r. M &c oldsbor 70 Local. sjs
6:l5 P. M.-Petersburg 54oc ,al y. y. !. /, s.
- itcd'I to ali points South ss III
$50 ii N, p atersburg and n; and w. West.
III $40 n X M.-Petersburg j local.
4 't'o u TRAINS ARRIVE IsIihioND. T.
4o7 \, ;2 =, 4! n. n |, s'l III ~
il:4a 4 3 !. 49, q 81 - u s'os a,i
: : SE,Yoent Sunday. Sunday only, 1T
M 6. s.lSCAMPBELI1 DIV. Pass. IT. ~
w. n. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Agt sS KS
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Five Per Cent. Money.
Stations.
- ~ = IA .'Ifs-Wfazf-aI - I
(I3y Associates Press.)

I3yEA SSOClatfd55 F'TeSS. "a n
2YAsHINGToN,:$D .. q G., Au gust I'm.
less present plans are changed, II the dis
pat eli boat u olphin will leave the " ash
nay nrd next Thursda y With 'a dis:
Stinguished part aboard, for q cruise to-
New England waters, The party Will
include Secretary Morton, Mrs. Norton
and 4 NJ ISIS Mo rton. At torney-G General
Mood y Y and Spea lSerg nd i Mrs. Cannon
Tho purpose q of the cruise is i to enable
the new Secretary of the Navy to m Ike
a personal inspection Of the nayy-yardss
and stations d t Norfolk, New, Y orl, New
sport, Marin ansett,, New ~ London Boss
ton and Portsmouth, New Hampshire. 5 :,sS
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u. s.. refundng Is, registered. Ioits
IL. s. refudIns 2s coupon. j. 1oisss
d. rs, reglstered lo4i
III 3 a co,non &. 4. Z. los
Nsw O. regis, =. 4. I. ~. Z. :.
n. Nav A. coupon 4. 8. ~. 1914
sS1,d ~ reg =. Z. I. !. 3. 1864
c,id ~ coupor, {. \. !. v. 1864
%A,cbtson general ID j. s. ]. 1924
Aichison ad,ustn,ent Is I. !. Z. !. esss
.At,ant q coast t,ne As osE
t,aI,in,ore and Ohio As 3. !. 1osM
mora and Ohio /. OAK
r..orria IN n. VI. Z. I. liz
Cent raj OF Georgia list Inc 49,
peakc and Ohio Avef<
ss'u Nd DIX
x - '1f az "a paul gen 1s 10 IN
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
Il BALTIMORE, Md. lAug. VI 4.-Seaboard ALI
Line common, ~ g9,s; do pref =. q liza.
Atlantic Coast Line common 1l7Kall ~. E3s
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Richmond ers in New FORK.

Especial to The III mes, pispatch1
NJ. u Martin; arlborough HI iss NJ.
Niillhelser G. M llheiser; toria---F. s.
Campbell, q Is II. ~ Campbell Y rk---I. L.
Strauss, H. b Heller; Astor--C J. Satterield.
.lIolland--NIrs I3ranch. Grenoble---NV. n!
Jenkins, ]. g. Robertson. r
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UNION STOCK YARDS, PlTTsBURGs pa.
Aug, 4.-cATTL E-suppl light; msgket sslow.
Choice, $500 %; prime g, talr. ii,ioR
heavy yorkers. IS siaf5 40 4; light workers., So
Supply falr; market lower. Prime wethers,
,$4660A75; common sheep. $1,60 or, 90; lambs
$4G8. IS; veal csives, $1,000 100 Y u
}3scIECINNATI. o.. AUG. HOG s-ActIye
,sheep-Dull and lower at 81 Ga,75. 4 lambs
Weak at tS3I6.76. sA{f a:
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GOODS MARKET

NEW BypRK. Aug. 4. Buyers IRE not show
Ing any Increased interest in Ethe dry goods
market but prices y 81 ~
with sellers using to quote z gooa I ,nrs
money for later The gu look Is res1xdsd as
faVorabIea but no speculat onS is prophesico.
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b R'ssm Z sete asssss 4: I.

u q otoHiAo Is =. ~
Tfan s Leave Richmond NorthWard.
ri :15 "a. w.. daily. Byrd ST Throu gh.
n las "a. EN1,,S daily. Main. 81. z through
s57 :16 Al. Nj. week days. Elba. Ashland accom-
s:so ~ daily. y z
stops. s& s B fSS ~
100 ri eek days Byrd ST. Fred ericks.s
sos P. NJ. daily Main 81. Through
Se $50 p N. week days. ~ ba- Ashland I so-s
d s rs p M, Il daily. Byrd ST. \ Through.
trains Arrive Rtchm ont Sout Inward .ssf
az $40 A.5 NJ 4, week days. Elba Al bland ao-;;
s:so a. H. week days Byrd 81: lcks.
burg acconmoda lon @ i5S,4
s IS a. daily Byrd 81. Through.
1l:5oyA Nj. week days 3 yrdR g: hroush -
IS SIS 8 II Week days. Elba- Ashland "a
7 is y. nj, !, daily. Byrd ST. It trough. I.
80 p. NJ, daiy. Byrd ST. Through, Local
s ia 40 +. NJ. daily. Main ST, Through.
"a NOTE-Puliman& Sleeping or SParor$ Cars on
ali trains except train arriving Richmond IL
A. MsWeek avs and local accommod dat Ions
Time Of arrivals and departures and connecs
WI DUKE :Pn =, ISo
Ger'l Man ASS G Man h ian
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}c-to,r-oNsEED on MARKET. 81

F,yys YORK Aug. Got t2nseed oil was
an active Prime nca. 4
~ i, mills 22c,; prime sum mer 26f: ~
Vi - OF summerS yellow, nominel prime Wrile,
sic; prime winter yell alc.i5jssi NJ
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sEAB5OARp AIR NE. RAILWAY.

- 8,rR AIMS LEAVE RICHMOND-DAlIJY. sss
300 P NI.--Seabonrd hfail--l0:s5 p, M.---Heas
board Express TO Savanna b. cksonytl Ats
a.io Az. a MNLocai--For Norna and Hamlet.
TRAINS ARRlYE-RICH HOMEOPATHY.
y 6,s5 a. M.--No. a4--From Florida. Atlantn ana
~ i;t5 p M.sNo, es-From Florida, tanta and
'ns :ss p. Si,--No se-Trom Norlina and loca,
pom po'AsiiiI II. s. Lizard. p: e. Al; !, s, 4
NJ ~ W. n, fTAYLON.SC IT, A., is
4 $50 East Main Street, Phone to5.
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Egg steady and unchanged at INC Cheese-
5unchaned e large, 81 4Sstc.; medium, S&99c. !;
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
J. 6: pE 4 n11 n N ARkET =, I I.

p I.,trs a, Aug. 4.-PEANUTs-
continue rirn. ct & II; Ger bushel for. Spanish;
sellers askin hgsr very FEY 5eins
Son1e * inments are being made from Peters
Sure 81 stock that had been stored \ In 4 this
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co.,

sTEAMtR OLD POINT CoMFoRr leave.
NpAY, WIZ oN p spAY. AN b .T'RipAY Ut
A. M, ~ for Norfolk. Portsmouth, Old Point.
iNsWport News, claremont and James River
landings, and eonnecslng g! Ola Point Tor
rooms reserved for the night at modslnte
prlces. Electric cars direct 70 the wharf. Fare
only $50 and 81 70 Norfolk, Music by Grand
Frsight 7rece,vcd for aboys-naned places and
All points In Eastern Virginia and Merit Caro-
Lima MIN w TN. VII sasr.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s........ 12s
chicago n !. and Pacific 4s.............. III:
Chicago II. T. and Pacific col. 6e.......... s1E
c. al. c. and St Louis gen. 49,. 102 y
Chicago Terminal As TX
Consolidated Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. .62sS
Colorado and Southern Observation-Disclosures, 80
Denver and RIO Grande is.............. .1ooM
Icria nior lien a e. .. 4. 4. 90
Erie General As I. !. BAN
Fort Worth and Denver City 51sts.... .t... 103M
Hook ng Valley 41ss 81 !. 4. 81. 10s%
5I.ouisvIi,e and Nashville Unified g4s...... 1ooss
Manhattan consol gold 45................... 1854
Mexican Central IL Z. j. 62h
Mexican Central LIST ..............s 14h
Mimi. and ST. Louis As 96
Missouri Kansas and Texas AZ. gsh
Missouri Kansas and Texas cds.......... 7Sh
National r.. r. OF Mexico con. 75N
New York Central gen. E3hs................ 1874
New Jersey Contra re 81 "a. 1874
Northern Pacific A.. 1854
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Northern Pacific IS 74A
Norfolk and Western con. Is. 1olh
Oregon, Short Line Is and c..........a 9bx
Pennsylvania conv. 97h
Reading General Is 4. Y. osN
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. IS ...... III 81
st. Louis and San Francisco fg 4s...... s1h
st. Louis Southwestern lists ............... 96is
seaboard Air Line 4s.. 7oia
Southern Pacific 4s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1914
Southern Railway 50 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5H
Texas and Pacific lists lis NJ
Toledo, St. La and Western 4s............. 70 ~
Union Pacific As ...... 1861
Union Pacific conv Observation-Disclosures. 1O2 a
u. S. Steel Cd 5s .. 7s,z
Wabash lists lis d
Wabash Deb. BE z. .,.......... 6sh
Wheeling and Lake Erie i4s................. 91sJ
wisconsin Central 19H
] Colorado Fuel conv. 6s..................... 71h
AZ and o. Col As 95 8
Central OF Georgia I'd zinc, ............... l
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TOBACCO MARKET

active at IN 4hanged prices, BrIghls-."iu J
changed quiet, hut firm. receipts fair sun
Cured Recelpts cont nue. light aud market ac-
Note-Piamters are cautioned not 10 shin
their tobacco to market IN hls order as with
warm Wea ther9 Vt Ia AFT 70 dalnaRe and then
It Will not bring full quot Ions N v IS
b The quotations are ~ tolloWa' N. s l jiB
" DARK FIRED TOBAccO-RE ORDERED.
81; ::::.::
BRIGHT TOBACCO. n HI
tSMOK ERS--Comnnqn ...,,,,,.,., 500 q 500
Medium "a ~ y ~ ~
cH E1ns ,.. HISS Mss
Medium n ~ " " 09
Fine * * "
Fancy ~ x sg'ey
fEILLERS- Common 99 Y .oll
Medium iS ~ Y ~
~ GOOD ,Sn" X tt,M
III ne ty,y w !fN
WRAPPERS Common ".n.,.,,s, ld0o % 1900
Medium ayoX {y sgoo
8 GOOD s .tue oop1
Fine sSS1 .s'y
Fancy ~ - WV W aoVV
ss3 Is suN-cUREp ToDAGGot
EE:l' a; Is, &;
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MARINE iJTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG, s. 1904

poRr OF RICHMOND, AUG, 1904
Z. i, 1,ar,te Shelly. Norfolk rnerchnn-
disc ana assensers. Ola Dominion line :, Z, Z n
N Steamer Old Point Comfort Graves, NortolK,
James River landings .nerchandises ana pas pas
sengers Nv irgi mia NayiEatio lon &c. Y, y
sSchooner Alice j.. Ycnabe, 81 ah III =
River wheat Warner Moore anu anu \ Soy
$5 SAILED. H 3sgl Z, g Y
= Z Z, ~ = law Shelley Norfolk. erchan-
dssG and passengrs. Old Dominion llne. $ 9
Schooner White Cloud. ~ .'a \
River, light. s6 $5$s
PORT NEWPORT NEWS q q, uS it3 =. Il l9 yet
AS ARRIVED.
4 steamer Kama, Liverpool. ,a IA UNA
Sihooner4 Alice E.s5 Clark sa lem. III 6s 81
Steamer Iona, Port Tampa &, ~. 58
Schooner Lucy E. 4 Friend. New - ork Dirk Fl 4f
"a ~ SAILED, Bt5s7 Az 5iss 4ss5t
i steamer Iona, Granville. Fra nee.
a steamer Pisa, N orfok. 4. y lS53 33sss
& Schooner Agnes Manning, ia Rive
Schooner Kate y. Ogden. portsmouth.
b Schooner alice b. Phil lips. itaI gor.3
4 Schooner Itdurna, Newhuryport IS 5s
Schooner Henry w II hington. sal EN-. & 5si
barge Daisie, Boston. ~
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n k&EMA5ito|k&gy6steIn

III LEAVE RICHMOND DAHL II.
q 300 a. Nm RFOLk LIMITED. n Arrives
Norfolk Il :so a.. NJ; Stops only at Peter1burs,s
s. s:o5 a. y. --sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. Bpness
Parlor Car, Petersburg to Lynchburg Ii and
anoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke 33E to Est.
Louis. Blueneld to Cincinnati; also Roanoke
to knoxviils. and Il Knoxville to Chattanooga
80: 10 p. 'M.--Ro ANoKE EXPRESS for Earn.
Vile, Lynchburg and Roanoke Seftss 3
riyes Norfolk $50 p. N. Ne tops only at Peters,
burg. Waverly and Suffolk. Connects wit
steamers to Bqston,t Providence N ew2S York.
baltimore ,i and Through coach 70
Virginia Beach g
$50 =. NEW OR LEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman Sleepers n thmoid to Lynch burg and
Roanoke Petersburg rtnt Bristol. Lynchhurg to-
BGhattanoog and New i: CAFE J.
a:so +. = N. -woRLDfs s. FAIR Il SPECIAL
Through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to ST. ;
n Trains arrive from tho West rs AZ M. 2:05
sP. NJ and 9;05 p NJ; from Norfolk liza a. d.
and 6:51& p. NJ. sS II III
W. B. aBEvILL, n G. .H..B OSLEY :
Cent. Pass AIT. Ss Dist. Pass Agt. iasE
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4 RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Aug. 4. 1sot.;
QUOTATIONS. s 5fs e t3
CATTLE MARKETS.
b RICHMOND. LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards. J 4 4 I'd

I Receipts for the week ending Monday:
g5l CATTLE-Receipts. 166 head 8 market steady
at last weeks prices Best steers 6d6 Hc.;
3sasHc.;; good heifers. d " dp44c. !: common 4 to
fa b IL! sogs ial sss sase e
<sSo SswS Ssaa sdsih. ess sS
sHEEeHANp 81 IAa1Bs-Recelpta. /, aos head
ma rkat fall, Fat eep. s.s@ lei common 70
stock stock sfeep ew Sa a head; Wesh
ers, 3G3lsc.8 per pound. III
81. 900 head. Including 800 Texans and 500 West
st AEk ssg mea HGa - as.:
s stsfss5s saa fseasss SsSas Sas 5
4.bo Western steers. s.. a. as. sl Hogs-Re-
,ceipta. 1900 head. Market steady TO strong.
hesys ehsss
Receipts 10, 300 head. 3 Market tor sheep and
lambs Coed shece gst
patye lambs, slas.7s,
SSak Aas
cd beef In fair demand at sepla5sc, per pound
extra quality, lie. per pound 4 Calves receipts,
3alIheadS Market,niet but good venls steady.
400 Dressed calves. steady; city dressed
yeals, 9G12 hc. per pound country dressed. SD
lie, per pound. Sheep and Lambs Receipts.
so1 good lambs in fair demand ana steady
medium grades weak !; few .c;4rs $unsold Sheep,
SsGi75: choice weth hers. t5ls culls, &2gs, So
lambs. $5to@7. 60; cllls. 81 90, lioss-Re seipts,
4 ( q
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BALTIMORE: Nd. Aug ~ nu R-rFlrms
S9 ss s;on tSesss1bn y
sample, 7sa9Ic. t,orn- rong s. spot and the
q Z, saassn yss
Firm Rutter4- steady and unchanged; Y, fancy
limitations 7Glsc fancy gslys
fannv la4la- AG1lho ~ - re PACK AVG Ase.
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=. 8. . !. 3. 3. 1900 a ID. 90
Wrsppers 4 1000 q sl.eo
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sLvnchburg T obacco Market.

Lynchburg. Va, Aug. 4. 1904.
Sales Of loose tobacco on the Lynchburg
market for the two weeks ending ti july ~.
h Sold week ending July 18th, l3i, 500 pounds; 4
sold week ending July y IS, 300 pounds de-
crens az FOR week ending July 23i. 5000 pounds
Sold from October i, 1908 to July q, 1901.
20 Csc 100 pounds sold from October.35 IL 1907
10 July %, 19Q3 21s09, 100 pounds decrease ior
2 The receipts this week were very light. The
offerings continue largel Of the lower grades
with much OF TINT damed; prices srath err Oft on
Iii grades. Reports from the growing crop rs ls
quite favorable. II II. ), -
ahle eSuuantity OF tobacco planted will fall
short Il Of the 1903 crop ut lea5l one fourth.
There will be no tobacco sold az any q the
warehouses during the month OF August py
order Of Ethe Tobacco Associa ton
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How Things Have Changed.

Oh, yes, Mr.. People, things have
changed since Reuben died. Don't,
think for a moment that all the big.
advertisers are to be found in the
big cities. Tain't so. Take up the.
weekly press of this state and youth
find there are some extensive add
vertisers in nearly every town Of
any size, and they get up some.
mighty good advs too. Everybody
who expects to do business adver-
tises, and instead of decreasing, it.
is growing larger each year. The
time has passed in this mans land
when a business can be built VI,
without advertising, and newspaper
advertising is becoming more and
more popular. Advertisements are
read more carefully than ever and
it brings the customers, and you
can't successfully deny that. Elk.
Progressive business concerns u.s.
ually spend 2 to 5 per cent Of their
sales for ADVERTISING Many 90 still
further. Royal Baking Powder Co.
rises al high as a quarter of a mil
lion in advertising bills each year.
Nolan, reciter, next Friday eve, at.
Methodist church, has a great rep
ntation and will prove as entertain
ing as the Russells. Advertise it,
for the bene6tof the school library
and come, yourself and Others"
to see if it pays to advertise.
Any Of the 1854 languages will
do to say send one PUNK to get the
LEADER and the truth of it for one
year. . Falsehood, the last resort
Of Fools
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-01-23
The Most Successful Shopper.

One of the secrets of the most
successful shopper is to ask for ar.
ticles advertised by the merchants
"You may be sure" said a woman:
who is very successful in getting.
bargains, "that a merchant AWAY;
puts his best foot foremost-he ad~
vertises his best inducements-and
the instant a customer asks to ser
an article advertised and names the
paper she saw the adv in, he knows
she is reader of advs and is there
fore posted, not only in the bar
of todav, but on all the pre-
vious advertising of the store. and
he will be careful to show her the
latest style, the best goods, and
will quote the lowest prices" Con-
tinuing, the lady said: "You WOULD
be surprised could you know how
dime here and a quarter there il,
'aved by always asking for articles.
ldvertised."-Ex.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-01-23

Through special arrangements with the Farmers
offer Of the two newspapers one year and the Imperial
Multi olored Map, regular value $500 for only $3.50.
....The Farmers Tribune is often called the busy
mans or farmers daily. It gives in condensed form
maize it indispensable to the farmer who buys or sells
products. It is the ideal family newspaper. You will be
fully supplied with news of every kind for an whole year
by subscribing for tho Farmers Tribune and the Leader.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-23

last spring that it was going to the
dogs. When the eastern wing dom
mated the convention at st. Louis,
Mr.. Bryan made gallant fight to
stand off the inevitable; when he
failed he accepted the defeat; went
upon the stump and made as gallant
a fight as he could, and goes down
with his party, but his is he only flag
that was nailed to the mast and kept
flying to the last. AS we look upon
it the east viii now have to take a
back seat with the democracy, and the
Bryau7Hearst contingent will lead
the best result of the election is that
the New York and New England dem
ocracy with their goodie goodie con
tingent, have ceased to be anything
more than disturbing element.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-11-23
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Forgiveness is very poor foundation
for friendship.
Going visiting Is like borrowing from
the neighbors-you have to pay back.
Which would be wiser for man past
nifty to do--marry trained nurse or a
good cook?
There Is need of never-find-fault-
with-your-meals club. Digestion would
be better and the family happier.
II secret is kept secret this is one
sign that 1t was not considered i'm
portant enough to tell.
One thing about an idle woman
she does not stand on the street and
bore people with her views" as an
idle man does.
Speaking of superfuous words, is it
necessary to say in telling that a wom-
an has gone visiting that she Is visit
Ing friends ?"-Atchison Globe.