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COTTON MARKETS.

Z NEW york. AUG. IS, ,-co'rro N-The {. cot 4
ton market showed continued activity, win
bulls aggressive and prices reaching new high
levels for tho present upward movement H Ih n
cloee was about to z points OF from rs
best. but steady at net advance e .oe !, Ign
points. Sales were estimated at b5o, 0oo paIes:
.JThe opening was strong at an advance o.
1oal5 points on better cables Than expGtiea
from tho unbroken spell q dry hot weather eS'ar,
in Texas Demand was again confined cnlelS
to the professional bull pools, their following
and speculative shorts, but there WAS com,
paratlvey little Offering. and prices continued
10 advance An effort by WAL Street longs *
TO take pron,s resulted In some trregula,rlty
around midday and above lG for oi9 oosI
ton sold at llos In the early afternoon,
With January ct llso and the s genera Ky w
close realizing was more liberal apa PRICES 5I',s
suggsl on from the best. but leading pulls
iii iii seemed 10 be supporting the market and
were predicting still higher prices before tns
September bureau southern spot markets
were unchanged to is HIGHER ana ne, , private
cables reported Liverpool sleadted ~ lncI ls
ing crop damage reports and the expectal'oha
Of peace In the far East
Receipts at the ports to-day were Z as1 palos,
against 8,lsi5 last week and 4,oSl last year.
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Bolt
STRIKES K !. !. !: !. CAPITOL
Severe Electrical Storm Passes
Over Atlanta, p DING Much
F5 Damage.
3(By. Associated Press,

z ATLANTA, GA, Aug. 223-An electric
storm of remarkable severity, accom-
panied b. a high wind. visited this city
Daniel, eighteen years old, was killed
by lightning near the center OF the city.
The Kim ball House and the State Capitol
were each struck twice by lightning,
but no serious damage was caused to
5eithsr building. Fully one thousand tele-
phones are reported burned $out, q. score
Of electric street cars were burned out.
windows were blown in. awnings were
carried away and numerous cellars were
flooded, Seven tenths OF an inch OF
rain fell In ten minutes. The damage
viii amount to several thousand dollars.
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LATE R|SEs[nT
SHORTS T0'C0yER
Unexpected Spirit, After Decline.
Had Set iii, Caused SFltifry
On Market.
NOTEWORTHY ADVANCES
Improved Outlook for Peace
I Patent Factor.4iiil Shaping
Course Of Trading.
55s 0-------''------ .-.-----r-ss I'D ,
nv Associated 1,ress.)

5:. NEW YoRK. August 23.--Tiic improved
outlook for peace at Portsmouth was q
y t tossday's stock market n RendIny and tho
11rlcs were less conspicuous, their places
being ahen bY na5er Of he higher
{ crthcle5y. Eric common and second pre-
ferrcd advanced 70 new high records.
Heading recovered TO within "a fraction
ulnr. *.
explained In part by advices from the
activity. The renewed strength Of Anal
GopEGr anot ne daaya r.
Increased dividend. The recognized au-
thorlty in the steel and iron trade testI-
s a sry rne Gned statts ses
than for some days. Pennsylvania led il,e
n1 mos f oho S fny ds aes soa
+ Pacific and st. Paul were prominent, tie
latter, ,however. losing some Of Its early
f tic Gould dv groa Mas Misxour Pacific advane.
i the Colo colora,ao southern Issues. II Tic
vances lncludcd Louisville and Nashyllle.5
Atlantic Coast Line. Atch1son. ontario
and Western, Rock Island. Southern Ra al
The last hour was tie fullest period of
the day. Heavy realizing In the, active
s ws gely respo99sSSs, fer os Ssn
u ties o ,f.' The trading there came fresh
eu.Rurs, q Tjhae m fag5nd
steel shares to the days best prices and
dl Poea sney's gsi
Bonds were steady; total sales, par
q. United Suites bonds were all unchanged
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3 (,
o,ton quiet mIddling. l.25c.: gross receipts,
3519 bales; sales, 40 bales; stock III 81 baics;
Great Britain, 1.01+ bales. 4fl5i !, .
n Total to-day. at all forts-Net receipts. rs
bales: export to Great Britain. ,0li bales; 70
tho Continent. 1886 bales stock $40 40 bales.
l consolida ted. at all ports-Net receipts 50. :
III bales export 10 Great Britain, q. 0ss bales
10. the Continent. 14ileo bales; to Japan, AZ
Totnl since September Isl lat all ports-.Nse,t
RECEIPTS SO si77a bales; export TO- Great Brl-
tafn 049 3ld les: TO France. So. S07 bales 20
bales to Mexico, 80, 1872 baIee 1s...
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. -. coTTo N-spot
cot tom . demand Increasing every day anu
prices advancing. Sales go bales inclndihs
20 %toarrlye. Quotations advanced 3-l6c.
Futures opened lag II points up IN I. the ac-
tive positions and then advanced until II was
from .Oq q points higher than yesterdays Close,
The outside public .pnrchas ed heavily to.day
and New York and LIVERPOOL commission
houses were also heavy buyers In the tra =,
October opened II points up. al 10 S. SOLO -, up
10 1927, and then eased on to 10 30. inc nc
ma rket closed stead within points OF the
Ton the list showing met gains OF IS points
on "A ugust, z Is on September, while the osher
positions improved cld3es points. 2,
Cotton futures clored steady: August Z y: I &c
bid September 10 81 bid: October io-9og w
November, 10.s7q l0.s9; December. li.o.4rii.os;
January, Pa 11.09fpll.1o:: February. lLlaVlLl';
March, ll.1i9ll29
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Aug. ?s-SPIRlTs
Tu + Steady, unchanged; receipts.
50 casks. Rosln-F!rm, $40; receipts. 500 bar
Crude Turpentlne-Frm. s2,7S, " and st2s;
receipts, l6S casks,
SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. @.-TURPENTlNN
shipments. g. Rosin-Firm; sales. 2,ols barrels;
receipts, 1901 shipments. s6s. Quote. A., T.,
O.. $3.50; o.. $780, p. $3.50 p. ss& q.
N, u50; W. a., $3.50; w, VI, 500
CHARLESTON, S. e., Aug. gs.-TURFEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Nothing doing
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4 RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond Va, Aug. g. 1906.
.9aei3f 5ij SEsti OT1rYrATIONS w fqtsi ilas tlfqg
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
my cooDsb MARKE,r.

y NEW YORK, Aug. 23,-The dry goods mars
ket has bean very active at second hands and
the statistical position makes tho first hand
situation a very arm one. Buyers In the prl-
mary market are operating conseryatlyely. but
but jobbers report y very free
In many departments.
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ssALEs.5

100 "A. G. IL, com. 4. .....
tesaGoo Ainalgamnted Copper ~.
1850 Amer. Car and roun...,...
100 Amer, Cdr and Tcun. pfd.
Ivy American Cotton OIL .....
200 American Tobacco. pfdn...}
Wy American Can ~. .u....t....s
$50 American Can, pfd..........5
10000 Amer. Locomotive, cDtrl....
llW Amer. Locomotive, pfu.n..
1890 American sugar .......i....
22IO0 A., J.. hnd s. re, cOin..,...
BOO a., r. and 8. Fe,. pfd .......
3el00 Baltimore, and OhiO.........
127W Brooklyn RAPID Transit,...
Canada Southern ............
1920 Canadian Pacific ...........
$500 Chesapeake and Ohio......
+ $500 Chicago Great tNVcsternl...
296D0 c., M. & 81 II, Jex. div. 3 pc.
1900 Colorado Fuel and jIron.u.3
1900 Colorado South, com. .....5
1900 Colorado South, LIST pfd ....
15U Colorado Sou TIL, I'd 5pfd....
GOO Clcv., Gin, Chi. and st. Ii
Chatta. and st. 11ouls. .....s
200 Consolldatcd Gas go. .....}
I 1000 Delaware. and Hudsoi,......
Del. Lack. and WESTERN.
$4,000 Eric, com... ................f
: 400 Eric, list pfd... ..St.s.........
1900 Erie, I'd pfd .................s
400 General Electric .............3
100 Illinois Central .............
1920 Louisville and Nashville.....s
! & 200 Manhattan
{ 5000 Nj etro. Street Railway......5
$500 Mexican Central ...........
$500 Mo-, Kan. and TEX, CONF
TOO Mo-. Kan, and Tex. pfd...9
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LYNcHRuRG. $500 ROUND TRIP.
ROANOkE. $500 ROUND TRIP.

Z z. ROANOKE, $3,UU y HUUNU .@TRTP.0II
GOING AUGUST 25T'H, RETURNING
AUGUST 2sTH, VIA N. & w. 3RY.
The Norfolk and Western Railway will
operate Its last popular excursion OF the
season to the mountains, leaving Rich
mond lal0 noon, Friday. August 25th:
returning, leave Roanoke 1880 noon, Mon
day. August 2Sth fsoo round trip to
Lynchburg; $500 round trip to Bedford,
Montvaie, Blue Ridge and Roanoke, Spe-
cial train OF vestibuled coaches. For full
Information, apply to j, T. Knowles. City
Passenger Agent, sSs East Main Street,
or w. Steele. Ticket Agent. Byrd Street
station, oh. ROsLEY,
District Passenger Agent,
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!, slste BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE Md. Aug. 23.-Seaboard Air
Line COM, % asked do. prsferred, 43 asked.
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COTTON SEED OIL MARKET,
NEW YORK, Aug. a3,--Cotton seed oil was
tlrm ana active, Prime crude I, o, b, mills.
e3hc prime summer yellow, e9XdSoAe,; OFT
summer yellow, nominal; prime white, s?03Sc, |;
prime winter yellow, 32@33o.
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N k&SM'x||5lta|k&N6ster11.
juno ii, 1906

uuo IL, lSO6.
S3F q <. LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. a5 vt III
N sW A.. !, NJ: -NoKFOLK LIMITED Arrives
Wayery and SUFFOLK. 80 80 = o'efsDufas
~ :Qb =; - \, n. CHICAGO EXPRESS. Parlor
e ea RGaeF Service Iynchbara
h,,a Pullman sleepers Roanoke to
OK exc 70 ,, lknoxy!ue, and Knoxvi 70 Mempha.
care Dining Car, Roanoke3to Williamson S-''1,a
taTmvllle &Lynehburg and Roanoke, tT55 ~ ~
I, , S:oo =. ETHIOPIAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar
hra aor,ok, r. NJ Stops onlyat PETERS,
steamers to Boston, Providence. New York.
6aismore and Washington. al l&$3S55
, \, 81 y; M-For Norfolk all stations sast
(. ~ P. M.-NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
pullman +, Slsepers Richmond t. Lynchburs and
Roanoke. Petersburg TO Bristol, LynchburG 70 I
Chattanooga Memphis and New Orleans. Cafe
$3.50 P. n. -sT LOUIS EXPRESS Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke 70
Columbus. Ca te Dining Car. ~
q Trains arrive from the West ~ a. Nj. 2:0S I
p. NJ and s:1S P. II, from Norfolk II 40 ~. Nd
and go P. n. OAK!
!. Office No $50 East Main Street. VI
4 ", b. BEVILL, C. H. BOsLEY, #
Gen !. Pass Agt. Dist. Pass. a ct
~.
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100 pounds t7.G5 short ribs sides (loose) IS. 500
$50; short clear sides (boxed). F.1hGly.1214.
5Whiskey basis OF high wines. sl,2s. Glover.
contract grade, Sl2.I Eggs-Flrm al mark,
caSes included. 13h 6p16Nc. Cheese-stcady, 16H
Bgilhc. Butter-FIrm; creamery. 792lc.;
dalries. l64lshc. 4 s
BALTIMORE. MD. Aug. 2a.-FLoUR--
IS 55d5.so Whcat-Firmer;ac ontr act, sl% GSec. /;
No. 2 red western, S2s. 953c.; southern by
sample. 60G7sc. Corn-Stead " bsls $685. c.. /:
uouthern white corn. 6SaIj0c. Oats-S Steady;
new No. 2 mixed, s7zGp2sc. Rye--Eas Ter: No.
western, CHI Ge2c. Butter-Stea unchanged:
Initiation. 1s1aDc.; creamery 2.Gp23c. Eyes,
Firm, uncangcd, 20c. Cheese-Steady un-s
changed. llA9ll&c. sugar.vsteady. unchang-
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4 UNION STOCK YARDS. P1TTsBuRa, PA.
Aug. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. light; steady.
Choice $5.4oQl5.6o; prime. S., 90. s.. Hogs-
Receipts, light; steady. Prime heayles. So. 4oa
$50: light and eavy workers. 50, t6dt8. 90; pigs.
s4a6. 70. W Sheep-supply light; steady, Prime
wethers, $5.50Q5.75: common. S2@S.6 80; spring
lambs, {4a7.7b; veal calves. s7.esd7.76.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE r. n. SUNDAY
EXCURSION BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND Pc TERS9QR0.
10 CEkTS-ROUNp TRlP-<o cgkTs.
Tickets good on all regular trains I'm,
tied to date Of sale G
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CHICAG o. Aug. MISUNDERSTANDING IL, :
900 head: market loG1bc. higher; good to
prime steers, s5.5ogs. 80; poor to medium, f4p
$50: stockcrs and feeders. se.2Qt3s cows,
;2.60ff4. CO., heifers. s2.25G5. Hogs-Receipts IS,
90 head; market baloc higher: mixed and
butchers. se.S5ge.s5; good TO. choice heavy ~,
ss.1oG6.s5: rough heavy. ss.1egs; light tS.oll
$40 ~. Sheep Receipts. 1900 head. Sheep
steady: lambs strong. Good to choice wethers
@5.35a5.50: fair TO choice mixed, 3l,toQ6; ma
tive lambs, t5,5oG760 Is
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Y CHICAGO. gAug. es,-Posslbility Of interfer-
ence by rain with harvesting was the indirect
sharp upturn at Minneapolis was immediately
responsible for u net gain OF NGMc. In the
September option, September corn finished
NC up. Oats are a shade higher. FIoyls-
Ions netted gains Of 7.sGl?,sc,
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Ii Open, HiEh. Low. Close.
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RAILWAY.

sCHE DuLI.INz EEEECTI MAY %. 1905.
tel 5s TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
Z. 100 A M.-Dally-Local for Charlotte, N. c. 3
1880 p. Daily--Liml ted-Bunet Pullman 10 !
5{44 Atlanta and FL rmlu CHAM. New Orleans
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South
with through coach for Chase City, Ok
ford, Durham and Raleigh. lss5sS
\ 500 r. M.-Ex. Sunday-Chase, City, Local.
1880 P. Dally-Limited-Pu Pullman ready 9N
39fB4 p NJ for all the 'South
SfgiSs q YORK RIVER LINE. lfi!as5
The favorlte route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond 4:20 y rs M. daily
a:iS p SM.@Iocal-Da, ly-Except Sunday
1870 p. M,-Except sunday-For West 3 Point,
a5.8i connecting wi tn steamers Tor Baltimore
and river landings. Steamers call at York.
aj& town and Clay Bank Mondays. .Wednss.$
days and Fridays: and at Gloucester Point:
AZ and ALMONDS Tuesdays. Thursday \ and
Saturdays. 5i FL. Isl 4, :. ~, J. w
81 y rTRAINs ARRIVE %RICIIAIOND sa#
e6s A. e;4s r M.From 81 y. ne a
s.NR x M.-From Chase City and lntsrmedi.4,
E ate stations. -.
e:253 AN, fillmore and West Point =. I.
4o NY day; 10 r NJ, daily except Sunday
I, W IARPWfck 2 " H. N: TAYIon.
+ il. q 5. + ssippNcnR, een'k Msr:. IS RI
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Schooner chas. A. Campbell, New Haven
"a $ Il 64E Il sAILND. # *
Steamer WindberI Providence.
Schooner Flora Rogers, Gardner. 55g.
Schooner Frontenac. Boston. S5i IA
Z, Barge Holtcn. Providence. 5Eg q
Barge Iowa, Fall River.
PORT OF RICHMOND. VA, Aug. "a 81
4 AHRIVDD 3d!G i5f
& Steamer Berkeley, Shelley, Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
s5 SAILED. S3sE
Steamer Berkeley Shelly, Norfolk, msrchan-
chnndise and passengers. Old Dominion line.
81 Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves, James
River landings and Norfolk. merchandise and
passengers Virginia Navigation Co,
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pnTnRsnrIRc pnANI1T NJ

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET,
(Reported by Rodgers, Mccabe e Coz
y PE'rIl RsHultG. VA, Aug. es-PEANlI'rs--s
spanish;z- Market nrm y 'l.l6 psg hpshsl W.
ehlns picked. aFt0aAp,i Smelling stock. 2&2xo.
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The PRODUCE MARKETS.

3 NEW YpRK. Aug. 2s,-FLoUR-steady Rye
1rlo,,r-sxS sadly, Corn Meal-steady Rye
iWheat-Firm; No. 2 red. SIC. elevator. OPP
lions Ha net n.shss M ss 9oAe sep
ss9dy No So sleya Dor:
cen,ber Sine. oats-stcady; special, 2yq:shc.
msas Arm Pek'ea
Firm; western steamed. ss.lodS 80; refined
arm continent !9 ssmpouna ssass f sa
aoJ, lness, sl7s01d6.5$ Alow--Steady.a
Res!n-s!eady; $3.50 Turpsnlin'smsteady' $50
Coffee-spot Rio. steady; No. invoice, Sac;
mild hrm; coraova loGlss Futures unS NAM
fair refining. SIG; centrifugal, % test, &C.;
lnoasses sugar, SIC; renned steady
Uutter--Steady; creamery. l7hQF.ltsc.i rem
oyated, 10000, Cheese-Frm. unchanged.
Eggs-Easy. unchanged i, ~, I, ss,.uo
other domestic 3XbAc, Cotton by steam to
Llyerpool, 1sdlsc. Potatoes.Wsak; southern,
Steady; fiat Dutch, per 100 pounds, $5G6. "a -
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MARINE INTnLLIGHNCR,

PORT OF WEST POINT. VA, Aug. IS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore, pas,
stngers and general cargo. s 5 7bi
s Steamer baltimore, Courtney, BALTIMORE pnA-
SINGERS md general cargo. III, t, w
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

ANS LlAYE NICEIAUNU. UAINI - WIS
AN4AAt''~ SritLlLSr STATIC ...,,, .s X
EFFECTIVE SuSl.St, Anil ~ ~,
90, 4 MA q, I. Express 70 Nv tpoln0
600 <. M.-Peterseurg and Nor Gna ~ ya.,.
'ss,EW IS M,-Petersburg and, Norfolk. AZ
,s:io i. M,--GIioiiasSSSr9 L 4 cali
Tx T. M.--tFlorlda and West lndlah lsln'
ted e Al . points an s9uSh and ". west.
1i:S H. M,-Peterbburg Loca. n.Y,x "a
TRAINs ARRIVE NIea cling l.T Mi ,.io: a
s'SSyS ii 10 a. NJ; 400 II. NJ; 2o5 y. Nj 500
:. II; 1:isp. M,;s;ls Z, n, n,,,
q 'GAssppS g. s. GAM PREIL, ply. pstis. Ass,
~. 81. CRAIG. Gen, Pess Asf,3
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FINEST. coAsTWlsE TRIPS IN THE
i lAal{1a5l9 WORLD.n a.

Richmond to Boston and return. $500;
Ing meals and room. via Merchants and
Miners Transportation Co. from Norfolk,
daily line to New England. Tickets on
sale al g. s. O., and n, & Ry. or
Agent, Norfolk
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SE<ABOA..R.l[:''..D.|....
Am LINE RAILWAY. N

1-s.lsn. sS5 IA
TRAINS Leave o1 lu SaIn In1 Aami;,
WY a. ~ s.nnoard Fast Mall-SAYanpah,l
1'so IL y sonvile, Atlanta a.'a Southwest. 4.
IN ,no - ri Seaboard Express-SaeAt!l1an, iacx>s
N'"N ssonyille. Atlanta and soulhS"'s'ssfs
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND,
AKA M.-From Florida. atlanta and south
4,ss " Ts! Mi,--F1om Florida. Atlanta and South
y west, ], -, uo,rta lFyFl
$50 y, N;-nt Is o''l w. NJ. TAYLOR,
d :; pist. Pass Agent, City Ticket Agent
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NEW YORK, Aug, 2s.-BgEvEs- Receipts.
l.739 head. Good steers. firm to loc. higher:
steers. ss7oa5. CO; oxen and stays. $s.l5GA.75:
bulls So. 25a4.2o; cows, 81. 4o9s.7o Calves-Re-
ceipts. 2.444 head ; easier; westerns. SLOW:
buttermilks. s3Gfa.75; Westerns 34ai.+o Sheep
and Lambs-Rccelpts. g. Isl head. Sheep nrm
and higher: lambs. &c. higher. active: sheep.
35gss5 Hogs-Recelpts. 4.7e9, easier: good to
medium State hogs. $3.50.
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8' CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 2a,-HoGs-Actlve;
butchers, s6.s5 common, $4,000. Cattle
Strong fair. to good shippers. st.4oGs; common
strong, ss.20alS .8- .
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SEASIDE.

Saturday train leaves Richmond 3 p.
M for Buckroe Beach, Sunday trains
leave SEQ and a. NJ. for Old Point.
Ocean View, Pine Beach and Norfolk.
Parlor cars attached One day. sl.o0:
two days, s2.o0. Spend a night and day
at tho scashore; the most beautiful sea-
son OF the year to visit these points.
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Penn conv ~. 1o6A
Reading General 1903
st. Louis and Iron Mountain consol 5s... 1l7H
ST.. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s....... g9A
st. Louis southwestern con. 4s........... 83M
Seaboard Air Line Observation-Disclosures. 90 M
Southern Pacific s5h
Southern Railway .............. 1874
Texas and Pacific lists. l?a
Toledo, st. j.. and Western 4s.............. Soh
Union Pacific ,............,..... 106
Union Pacific COW. 4s 1sek
~. 81 Steel End 971s
Wabash 1sts
Wabash Deb. B 1855
Western Md. ..........................,. SO III
Wheeling and Lake Erie As (orered).... 9oh
Wisconsin Central As. o. 2
Japan Gs. 2nd series Z. \. ............... 90A
Japan 4s, certincateA. .,.....,..............So SOW
Japan 41ss, certificates; Oo1
Colorado Ind 81. SGT SA,. 73h
Colorado Ind So. set B.... q III
Southern Pacific LIST, tcertiticates...,....... 97
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u. s. rcflndlng 70, registered. I. Z. ~. 1o44l
u. 8. refundlng 2s coupon. .......... 104ts
u s. 49, registc cred !. y. 103sl
IT, 8. 81 COUPON \. (. +. 1884
+ g H Ssy 4: :: e1 5Ssserea rs
8 s S od 4. 4. f s5s5ssn. 11SSttk
American Tobacco 49, certificates ~. 76H
Antijcan Tobacco 6s certificates !, 1868
$;s;;$ ss;: ss
I'st|msrs snS 9 9sie sss
Central OF Georgia IS /. 1lih
r.eni nj of t,enruin 1st Inc 4. 81
Central OF Georgia End Inc (onered) ..... 81 x
r.hlcaro and Alton Slss....... ~. s0A
Chicaeo. b. and Quincy now 4s.. y. ~. lo1h
Chicago, RI /. and Paddle r.. II. 4s.. ~
Chicago. X. Il. and Pacific II. r. col. 6s.. WA
ss.5. CT. C.. and 81. Louis gen. 4s............ los
Chicago Terminal observation-disclosures. W q
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Colorado Midland 81 ........, IS
Colorado and Southern observation-disclosures. q ii
Cuba Es cert Gu es . 1O8 III
Denver and rio Orlando 4s ]. 1O1h
DisQllers Securities Observation-Disclosures. BIN
Eric prior lien f014s
Erie General As. 81
1884 $:' AZ 81
louisville and Mash. Unified s4s.............. 1904
Manhattan consol gold 4s................. 1914
Mexican Central IA 6
Mexican Central LIST Inc. Z, 24M
MINI. and st. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s7H
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ;4s........,..... 103 8
Missouri. Kansas aad Texas 7nds ........ sin
National r. r. OF Mexico consol 4s.... 81 A
New York Central gen. az &. 09h
New Jersey Central general 6s............. 1914
Northern Pacific 1858
Northern Pacific 5s,........ TN
Norfolk and Western consol 4s............ 400 8
Oregon Short Line lrfdg. 4s....,.......,... 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
{saies At Union Stock Yards:l

Richmond Va, Aug. =, 1905. 8
& Report Of the live stock marks, for the week
ending August 21st: SKI Ia 81 Il
/. Best steers. 4xasc.; a iet 1of extra cnttls
fair 81 9skc.; best heifers, & "a toc. medium
e good a4gtAs common TO fatr ;sAa 5s e.
old rough cows. iHc.; bulls 2hGlac.; calves.
5h9sho.; a few extra. 7c.; cows and caivNs.
fetG N per head. t 4. fie;4-. $500.
i.anbs--Best. s17c.; fair to medium. b96Ho.;
poor lambs. 3Gp4o. tat sheep 5g4c:i common.
sQ!hc.: stock ewes 1904 per head.
liogs-6h 96hc.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-25

Pearl Shafer, after visiting friends
her for several days, returned to War
saw
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-25

In the Central Avenue Methodist
Church at indianapolis last Sunday
the Governor explained to a large
audience his present attitude toward
the liquor interests without mincine
words" He told his hearers that he
had been threatened with political
humiliation unless he gave up his
present course of law enforcement,
but he said he would hew to the line
regardless of where the chips fell.
On taking office" he said, Il saw
many laws touching the morals of the
people openly and flagrantly violated
and no effort made. toward punish
ment
Gambling was open and notorious.
Slot machines, at which children
played and lost their penny savings,
were so common as to elicit no COM
ment Sales of Intoxicating liquors
were being made at unlawful hours
and on forbidden days. Wine rooms
were open where Intoxicating liquors
were sold without license or author
ity and where lewd women and men
and beardless boys congregated.
Seeing these things, | did not stop
to debate the propriety of the laws
which forbade them. My obligation
was to take care that the laws should
be faithfully executed Therefore,
have insisted that all laws should be
obeyed by all citizens everywhere.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-25
Why Suffer from Rheumatism?

Why suffer from rheumatism when
one application of Chamberlain Pain
Balm will relieve the pain? The
quick relief which this liniment af-
lords makes rest and sleep possible
and that alone is worth many times
its cost. Many who have usd it hop
ing only for short relief from suffer
ing have been happily surprised to
find that after awhile the relief be-
came permanent. Mrs. v. H. Leggett
of Yum Yum, Tennessee, u. S. A.,
writes: Il am great sufferer from
rheumatism, all over from head to
foot, and Chamberlain's Pain Balm
is the only thing that will relieve the
pain" For sale by all druggists.