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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27
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Berlin, 26. Sept. grnfe I'm.
trsneunsen tusrben gsma9t, UNI ben
gemaltissn 2%obniampf, Der smii4en
Der .Berliner MIgemeinen glsftri3i-
tdts- @sieaidaft" iOuie vSismens &
6alsts" uno ibren Irbsitern entbraunt
if, our9 einsn 2ompromib 3u f9li8'
ten.
gisber fnb ole gemiibInsen er'
folslos sspeien. @ielmsbr bat bic
Siemens & Salste 60. bur9 Mn=
Idlae bsfanrt semadt. baB z Sabrifen
am 80. Sept. sei9lohen werben.
gbolera.
gsr1in, rs. Sept. Off3isl miro
gemeIoet. baB BON seftsrn Bis beute
Nbsno feline risusrt gbolorafdas urb
teins Sooesfdle ansemslost uurosn.
gs i&eint. bob bic nsuer JdGe,
melds bon 3situngsforreiponoenten
aus Bromberg unb Marienperber be-
ri@tet wurben. f9On gsfern paffirtsn.
3 urbtnenbampe
6amburg, Is. Sept. Der
8urbinsnbampfer v2aiier" bon Der
0amburgs Imerifas 2inie ma9te 6sute
cine erfOl9rei&e probsfabrt. ST er=
rei&te cine @eiapinbigteit bon 20
3noten, einen msbr als contractli9
bsrlanst. Die Bemssuns beg S9iHss
lou obne grf9dtterung gelpeisn isin.
YbiIippinen.
Wer6eerenber Il.
Rem DOrf, 26. Sept. Wie
einem biefsen BIatte mi eetbeilt tpirb,
ging Elm Saifun aber Wanila unb rid.
tete sroben S9aben an, Defenders in
ben lsi9tgebauten 8iertsln Der @inges
borenen; 5 GiIipinos uurbsn sst6otst,
5000 psrfonen fnb beimatbIps. Sic
elsttrif&e gsleu9tuns tuurbs untsrbro.
den. Muf ben StraBen mar Der @er-
tebr sinsefsIt.
Wan sIaubt, baB Die S9ife in Der
Bat Dor benz Sturms getparnt paren.
Bel absan9 Der Sepei9e mar In SoIgs
oes aeftigsn &egens Ni9ts bon ibnsn
3u feheu.
Wani Ia, 81. Sept. Ser sturms
i9aoen miro auf $500, 600 gsi9dbt,
1000 perionen Rnb obba4los. 10 ss-
t6otet.
90 B 9 I o n, 26. Sept. Sas
Rriegsoepartement erbielt beute eins
2abeIoepsf9e bon Manila bss Snbalts,
bab Der 3ransportbampfer 2ogaf1 in
feiner Mbfahrt bon bort bur9 einen
8aifun pers6sert tuOrbsn isi.
NuRlano.
8 eerret9i&e 8 ruppe e.
au turfif &C.
biete.
81. petersburg, 26. Sept. -
Oeferrei&.ungarii9e $ruppen lint
BON 8osnien aus tiber bic tirtiia'
@renae mari@irt uno baben NObiba3a1
beiett.
Diefe Na4ri9t srrest ni&t MIR In
&ublano, fonoern aud BET allen flabi.
f9en W6ltern .groBe unrube, uni
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27
Tranfrei9.
Rufftf9e MnIeibe.

g T 8, 26. Sept. Sn gutunter.
riGteten 2reiien b~srlautet, baB Der
plan elmer anbsrsn ruiRi9sn Nnleibe
BON ettpa $175. 600. 900 fsrtis if. sic
fol- in paris uro Berlin untsrssbra9t
sperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27

f9loKs bss Saiiers ssbratt.
Raiferfreunbf9aft.
Berlin, 26. Sept. Die ausge.
iprO@ene Greunbf9aft bss 3aren Nito-
laus fir ben aaiier, tpeI9e in ihnsfter
3eit mieoerbolt bsreoten Nusbrud 9e-
funben bat, unb bic grtsnntnib, bob
aud Der 2aiier benz tpabrsn SntsreKs
bss ruifI9sn &ei9es In bur9aus I'LL.
eisennhbiser Weiie seseniibsrfebt, ia.
ben MID. bsrfsblt, auf bic Stimmuns
bsr maBgebenoen 3reiie In ct. peterss
burg au @unffen Seutf9lanbs sir,su,
tuirtsn. Sn bieIer 9infi9t bat bsion.
bers bic Begegnung Der beioen !6err-
i9er. tuel6e auf bes 3aren G%nregung
am %. Suit auf Der 9aiferpa9t
v9Oben3oasrn" bel Der Snisl 8ibrt6
ftattfano, quite 6ri&te 9eaeitist. Oils
6olgs bisier 3uiammentunft madt f9
In ben mabgebenben ruiffden 3reifen
sins farts Neigung au Seutf9lanb be-
merfbar.
g tubentenuIf tn Sena.
Sena, rs. Sspt. Die S~tuoenterl
baben ben foeben erfolsten S9luB bes
~io3ialbemotratii9sn parteitages ni9t
obns gsranfaltung zines ults porii6ers
gsbsn laHen. 0or benz Woltshauie, In
uel9em bic Saguns absebaltsn uuros,
hmmelien R9 bic Muieni6bne, nit
gaaOnmibn auf benz 9aupt uno
rOtbeu Sai&snti8ern um ben pals.
@lsoann formirien He f9 In Iangsn
Reibsn unb neranfalteten UNI bas
8oltsbais einen um3ug, In uel9em
fie W6beluagen nit Der auffdrift
vMntomohil gum 3utunftsfaat" nit.
fitrten.
Die II m tu Luna Der s e
lung Wain3.
Waina 26. Sept. Der SaiIer
bat ioeben bic gufafung zines arobsn
$beiis Der %umtaanng Der 6efuns
mains a%nesorbnst. Ssitbsm Der melt
porssf9obene 6ortstirtsl bersefslt
tuorbsit if. mar boraussuiebsn, bab
b!e tiberfhffsen Wsrfe Der umua0uns
nod uno nod fOrtfalen wiirben.
grfoIge in SeutfasO 4.
Mrtfa.
Berlin, Is. Sept. Sen reueffen
Na1ri9tsn aus Oar-es=S alam 3ufolge
baben bic snsrgii9sn Wabrsgeln, mel
DE Der @ouberneur @raf bon @6Ben
sssen bic &sbelen ererifsn bat. ben
geuiinf&ten @rfolg sebabt. Die Gin.
seborenen isnsr @sgenbsu bon 9suti&.
Ofafrita. bic bon 9btbeilungen Der
S@ubiruppsn beiebt finb, baben bis
NuBlufgteit elmer grbsbuns eingeie6sn.
Sic fsbren In bic bon ibner berIafenen
S6rfer 3uriid uno liefern ibre Wafen
ab. Mu9 bic 2anbf9aften fioli9 bon
8ilua fno bon ben Gufitdnbii9en &C.
idubert tpprben.
8ei Wabenge madten bic Nuffdn'
bii9en einen bergebli9sn Nn9rif auI
ote Deuti4sn, aber nit f9meren 0ers
lufen wuroen fe setuOrfen. Die MrO.
roao. &sbeaen alein babsn 80 Soot'
psrIorsn. Bic 3olonns bon @ratpsri
ii in 2iltpa singstrofsn, na9bem HI
ben ginssborsnel in ni9t tpeniger ale
fs9s @efe9ten empfinoli9e Terluf'
bsissbra6t bat.
Trsili1 iene @sbiststbsils, berer
@i~neeborene bic betpafnete 6auit be,
9euti9en. nod ni9t 9efi6lt baben.
fnb nod ni9t pa3ifsirt. @an3 un'
eoni, fotpis bas Rhfsnssbiet bon Wieb'
bafen, mo Sruppsn bisbsr fsbItsn, Hnl
nod In beIem Muffanbe.
Sapan befelIt 2rtegss
material I.
BerIin, 26. Sept. Der Jrie
bensf9iub bat in .Sapan Elm Na9laRer
in ben 2riegsrhfungen ni9t I'm De
folge 9e6abt. @ie aus gKen semel
bet tuiro, bat bic iapanii9s &ssisrunl
BET Der Girna Qrupp absrmals Elm
srobe BeftsQung bon 8risgsmnterialiel
a0sr Nrt 9sma&t. grff Dor 3ur3sn
battle bic genannte Girma aus 9ofi
einen beosutenosn Nuftra9 erbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27
Oefsrrei9.n
H 8 b.

80 n, 26. Sept. SIM &ei9sratbe
fam e beute tpsget bes etimmre9tss
3u lebbaften Debatten. Der premter-
minifter erfldrte, er fei In feiner Weifs
se9en grueiteruns oes Stimmre9tss,
aber bic WerbdliniRe ieien In Osfsr=
reid DEFENDERS i4mierig. IQgemsinss
Stimmre9t tonne muir auf elmer i9eren
@runolage Der 6fsntli3en Mnselegsn.
betten beruben. Die &eoieruns babe
ibren politii9en 2urs ni9t aednbsrt.
Our redten 3eit werbe er aud cine
@orlage hber bic 6pra9enfrase In Der
unsarii9en Mrmee ei%nbringsn. Der
platt, bic Babnen in StaatsbeHb gu
brinsen, lei unter @~rtpagung. ;
Ser 5inan3minifer fpra4 fur &e=
form Der nationalen Ginan3en uub
Wiebersinfhbrung bes 0ermal!unes-
fbfems.
Sanemarf.
grpebtti n n a9 @r6n.
lamb.
Ropenbage en-, 26. Sept. =
MpIeus @ridiert bereitet cine bdnii9s
Expedition nod Der bisber unerforf9s
ten Suite bes norb6fliden @r6nlanbs
Dor. Sic pldnsgridien's, an tpelden er
f&on felt feiner Mhdtsbr bon Der Iebten
Expedition arbeitete, baben bic 8iQis
suns !bieler seOarapbii&en @eieai&af'
ten, Or. Nanien's unb prof. Srp.
gaIsfi's bon Berlin gefunben.
Die erfte Expedition gridien's bau-
erte 81 Sabre unb bra&te> wi&tiges
etbnOlOgii9es Waterial aus @r6nlanb.
StaIieu.
6 cardinal beim 26ni q E.
Or b, 26. Sept. @arbinnl
Gerrari. gr3bii8of bon Waildnb. Bee
fu9te beute 26nis @ietor emanuel uno
26nisin 9elena, bic F9 gegenipdrtig
i'm bisRgen t6ni9li9sn palafe aufbal.
en-. 9te Muoien3 bauerte eine babe
stunbe. Der Befu9 uirb als cine
Wieoeranndberung smif4en 2ir4e uno
Stat an9eieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27
lake ERIE & WESTERN R. R.
..6abrseit Der 8iige..

....Sabraeit Der 8ise...
Abfobrt znfun
IoIsbO. Chicago nmb Tidisau erprss.-.t 7.15 tlo.ss
EDlsho. Detroit unb gbiraeo aim .....'1a.ao I SIS
pi1isan gitp, Usuneis II. safapsttse pI- t 7.ao t1o.ss
tsaItt SonmtaQs. I aus%senommen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27

Samss ~(rgorporaI0 8anner, Der nMs g9e.Gomuanbeur Der .@ranb
Mrmp Of TIE mepubIe". TT elmer Oerfnisn @6arattere I'm bfentli@en 2eben
|tkr3uIanbe, bic etnug In fener Mrt fnb. @r muroe 1874 int etaae Nep Yrt
seboren, tat TN ghrgertiege Der Bunbes.Armes bel, berlor bibe gdne In Der
,weHn e&la@t bel guu Wun. fubhhs 1866 bic ReGh. nahm steauns I'm
3cubauie In Rem grt an unb purbe 1889 penfcns.RommiHdr. Na& feiner
RsR9nation er6fnee e en Bureau als penRons.anpalt in Wafbmgton.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27
glQiQns,
@el6e 5wii6et @rObbritannielt nlb Sapan abge
i9lofen iparbe.

gYhte 6i aaHer g8nbelt in Nominten. = Saifnm IN ben gbnippinem. =
Streif Der Glehrkr in Berlin. - 5~rennoidaft 3wfden aaHer
umo Gar. Grsbidof bon Nfalano bi &0nig Ihtur
Gmanuel -Sapan befe1t &rRgsmGkrial.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-27
8afe=8aa.
a.

TattoaaI.8tga q.
pittsburg, 26. Sept.
pittsburs 81 o. 5
Netp Dort..... o. 9
Batterien = 2iefielb, 2pn9 unb
@ibfon; Watbepion, Zines unb 8res=
rlaban.
gbieago, rs. Sept.
@bicago. 10000 o. 0
Brootlpn ....0 000G0010- l
Batterien - Weimer unb Qling;
@afon unb Bergen.
Cincinnati, 26. Sept.
Cincinnati x 0027013*-13
Bottom o. /
Battsiisn -SObns. @be9 unb Street;
0oun9 unb Neebham.
81. 2puis, rs. Sept.
ct. Souls. ....0 00OOO2O0- 2
philadelphia. ..000100125- 9
Battsrien = MeDousaI unb @rGSp;
pittineer uub Doom.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
Stocks and Bonds.

New York, August 1.-The stock
market again demonstrated it's good
absorptive power today during the
period when profit-takingN sales were
being made to meet the new demand.
But rather singularly the tone showed
more softness when the selling move
ment had mostly subsidized. Special
ties were the feature of the market
as on the day before and there were
fw of the graf speculative leaders in
the list that moved widely enough to
call for special comment. Copper Sc
curities were strong in all the mark
cts of the world based on the ad-
vancing price and the extraordinary
demand reported for the product. The
response in Amalgamated Copper was
uncertain and the dealings IN that
stock were not on an unusual scale
Smelling continued it's progress TO
new high levels by the influence of
rumors of an intended increase In the
dividend rate The United States
Steel securities We're also firm, but
sluggish, the second mortgage bonds
making the widest movement. Ihe
Granger stocks seemed to be affected
by crop uncertainties, although the
wheat market was comparatively lree
from damage rumors. A puDnsned
review of anthracite conditions ex-
pressing a hopeful view OF the labor
outlook had a perceptible effect on
the coaIers The publication of the
weather bureaus weekly crop bulle-
ton was the signal for general re-
covery in the market, the conditions
there reported being regarded as eX-
| tremely favorable. Southern Rail-
ways strong showing Of earnings, on
the other hand, may have had some
thing to do with the special demand
which sprang up for railroad stocks
lin Southern territory. The move
ment was the more notable in view
of the yellow fever conditions. One
!, effect of the fever outbreak has been
| to check the demand for currency
| from New Orleans for cotton moving
purposes. Money conditions were not
perceptibly altered. The unrespon-
siveness of the general surface of the
market to the propping up of individ-
ual stocks as much as anything else
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
CAREY y. HUNTER
Raleigh, ~. c..

led to the splitting out Of stocks in the
final hour. which decided the course
downwards after the varying f1uctua-
lions of the day and the closing was
easy, a number Of the grain carriers
showing point losses on the day.
Bonds were steady. Total sales
(par value) $3.554,000.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
Total sales $4,000 shares, includ-
ing Amalgamated Copper 63,800;
American Smelling Ga, 400; American
Sugar 13, 200; American Tobacco, pre-
ferred, 400; A. c. L. 1,400; Baltimore
and Ohio 5000: st. Paul 1900;
Louisville and Nashville $500; Nor
folk and Western 2,400; Pennsylvania
68, 400; Reading 17100; Southern
Railway 11,700; Southern Railway,
preferred. 100; Tennessee Coal $500;
Union Pacific 1920; United States
Steel 32,400; United States Steel, pre-
ferred, $1,000: Virginia Carolina
Chem, 500; Sloss-S Sheffield 800.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
CONSUMERS PLAY
A BEAR|SH PART
BuIIish Crop News Beats
on Deaf Ears.
END SHOWS NET LOSS
There is Much Taking Of Profits in
Stocks, but This Gives the Market
Good Opportunity to Show
Its Strong Absorptive
Power.
END SHOWS NET LOSS
Power.
(By he Associated Press

Nby me ASsOCiiScQ ITcSS.J
New York, August 1.-THE volume
was not large today, but prices We're
very firm and in certain instances
where Fruits and Lonsdales have been
advanced others were held very firm
ly, especially for prompt delivery.
New York Cotton.
New York, August 1.-Bullish crop
news was overshadowed by bearish
reports concerning the attitude of con-
sumers, and the market ruled gener-
ally weak under active liquidation and
bear pressure. Closing prices showed
a net loss of 16 to II points. The
opening was steady at an advance of
2 to 3 points in response to somewhat
higher cables than expected and
bullish private crop report placing the
condition at 1874 per cent, against S1.2
per cent last month But cables from
abroad stated that the Spinners FEEDER
alton at q meeting in London yester-
day had urged spinners to buy as
little as possible for the next three
months in order to control the adj
vancing tendency of prices, and it was
also reported that Lancashire mill OPP
erativeS had threatened to strike on
August 10Th if their demands We're
not granted. This weakened the
H1dIh6I HtIc, l<lNcIDOOl UlOhC SOOIl
after the local opening, and with New
Orleans selling prices were soon under
last nights finals. The weekly crop
report at midday was not considered
favorable, and there was some talk of
high temperatures in Texas causing
some little irregularity, but generally
speaking the market continued weak
right up to the close. when it was
steadied by enough room covering to
lift prices a couple of points from
the lowest. Sales were reported Of
estimated. go. 600 bales.
Receipts of cotton at the. ports to-
day 1862 bales, against 24,343 last
week and 1881 last year. Estimated
for the week 10000 bales, against
100,967 last week and 1911 last year.
Today's receipts at New Orleans 1. 800
bales. against 500 last year and at
Houston 4,219 bales, against 73 last
year
New York. Aug. l-rotton spot clos d
quiet. Is points lower. Mlddlin" uplands, 1875,
middling GU lilo. Sales, 3 II bales. Futures
opened and close ste ldy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
DON'T BE AFRAID

to ask our prices for tailor made
suits. To be sure they'll be a trife
more than the ready made kind; bur-
honestly, aren't they worth more?
Think of fit-think of buttons thai
stick, seams that don't rip and then
decide for yourself if the difference
in price isn't we'll earned.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
Commercial and
Farmers Bank

OFFICERS.
j. j. THOMAS. President.
A. A. THOMPSON, Vice president.
Is. s. JE,ISBIAN. Cashier.
H. w. JACKSON. Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS:
j. j. THOMAS. President.
ALT. A. THOMPSON. President Raj
ei2h Cotton Mills.
CAREY y. HUNTER, Supt. Union Cen
! trail Life Insurance Company.
X. Il. RANEY, Gen. Agent Penn Mu-
tuaI Life Insurance Company.
1HOS. III. BRIGGS. of ThOs. Ill. Briggs
Il Sons, Hardware.
JOSHUA Il. HILL. of j. II. Ferrall &
Co. Grocers.
JAMES T.. SHEPHERD. of Shepherd
& Shepherd, Attorneys at Law.
HENRY A. LONDON. Attorney ut
Law, Pittsboro N. G.
JOHN w. SCOTT, Capitalist, Sanford.
n. G.
GEO. w. WATTS. Director American
Tobacco Company. Durham. n. G.
ASHLEY HORNE, President Clayton
Banking Company. Clayton. N. G..
-. Y. COOPER. Capitalist. Hender-
son. n. G.
ASIIBY Il. BAKER. President Virginia
Cotton Mills.
Business Solicited. Every facility
for handling accounts OF individuals,
corporations and banks. Every cour-
tesy consistent with safe and conscr-
vatiVe banking.
COMMERCIAL & FARMERS BANK.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
Randleman, N. c. Bonds for Sale.

On Monday, August 7th, 1905, the
Board of Trustees of the Randleman
Graded School of the city of Randle.
man, n. c., will offer for sale school
bonds in the sum of $1,000 to bear
interest at five per cent per annum
payable semi-annually; said bonds to
run for a period of thirty years.
The bids should be accompanied by a
certified check in the sum of 500,
same to be payable to the Secretary
of the Board. The said Trustees re-
serve the right to reject any and
all bids for said bonds. Bids should
be filed with the Secretary of the
Board on or before IL o'clock on the
18th day of August, 1905. The reso-
luton of the Board of Trustees au-
thorizing this sale specifies that nj
bids less than par be considered.
@ II. O. BARKER,
Secretary Board of Trustees.
7-S-e. o. dill aug.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, August 1.-Spot cot
ton quiet sales 400; delivered on con-
tracts 400. Quotations reduced one
eighth.
Futures were moderately active, the
market opening points up to down,
although some strong features were
presented the trend of prices was dis
tinctly downward. A strike in Lam
cashire spinning district was used to
depreSS prices in q measure, but to-
ward noon a very bullish set of crop
reports fro mthe government bureau
checked the decline and even caused
a slight reaction. The professional
element was rather inclined to go
short, although the bullish crop re-
ports intensified their doubts regard
ing the bureau reports on condition
to be put out Thursday. On the
reading of the bureau report today
prices advanced s points, but bullish
as. We're the reports the higher prices
produced short selling which finally
caused a decline of more than twenty
points. The market closed quiet
with net losses of 10 points on August,
and Is to IS points on the other po-
sitionS.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
Other Cotton Markets.
Raleigh Spot Cotton Market.

Receipts yesterday. ....15 dales
Prices yesterday. .10h to 10 5-Sc.
Receipts year ago yesterday % bales
Prices same date, ...... 10 SIS to lie
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02

s. A. Stocks and Bonds
Baltimore, Aug. l n. AL. common
asked. do preferred, 80.
BOnds-ia.....,.,.
A. q. l.. com mon "a. .... pr eferred =.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-08-02
New York Provisions.

New York, Ana. 1.-Flour steady, winter
,atents S4.75@S5.O0, Minnesota pc tents s3.3o@s
&C. o. do bakers S375@Si25 st aghts $1,000 90 %
Rye -four steady, fair To good, Sl.Zo@Sioo,
choice To fancy 4.G0@Si.90. 100000
Buckwheat flour nominal, s2.OUdS2.lO.
Corn meal steady, yell Nv coarse, l3Oel .SO'
kiln dried S3.05@S3.l0.
RYE nominal, No. , Western 7514.
Barley dnli, feeding Az, mailing 5l@65.
Whe It irrez, No red 81, May 92}s, July
89,%. September 80, December 90M.
Corn firm. No. sou, July oil a, Sept. 50.
Oats easy mixed 3,%0 a.
Beef easy, family ll.50@l2.0O, packet ll.OO@
ID O mess To- GOA 10 @, beef hams 2l.o az 80.
cut meats steady, dickled bellies l014@lO54,
picked shoulders ) = al picked mans llI2Gll;
L,rd steady, western steamed, alO, renhed
steady. continent 100. compound o1sa5H;
PORK steady family 1870, short clear 1900
1880, mess li.U@l ~ ~ a.
~. ~
Tdrpe tine dull SO @6i. ,L
Rice nrm, dom. site far TO extra, 3hgo12.
Mnlasses steady, New Orleans open Kettle
q cd } choice 2a@3i.
G. flee spot rio steady NO inNolce o1s, hiiu
quiet. cordaya l0s Ii.
sugar raw strong tar refining 81, cent-
lrlfugal On test ~ molasses ses%a o,S
e. cut ius.f 6 0 /, crushed q %. powdered D A.
xranulated 90. .uoes 5 o.
Butter STEADY. creamery common 10 extra.
i7h02 slaIe nalry 1920 western factory ~
Cheese strong, state, full cream small c.',-
ored fancy 1917, small white fancy: lO4
Eggs easy state and Penn. nearly
fancy selected white 2i;12 Western lS9l9%.
potaioes arm l.. Island l7261.75 So. Rose
southern LIS 30. south Sweets 2.oOg5 %.
Peanuts. steady, fancy hand-plcReo o4QA,
other domestic M65k9. %
Cabbage dull Long Stand per Dbl, iCogogo'
Cotton by steam 10 Liverpool IL 0l3
Cotton seed OH market WassLeiuy,
crude r. o. h. mills -3H prime summer yellow
sl4@X of summer yellow nominal, prime
win. Sig M. prime winter yellow 81 g"iT
baltimore Provisions.
baltimore. Aug. | Flour quiet, winter
patents 5O,Ga5.5lsprlng patents 5.,o@o 3D. extra
wheat easy, spot contra .3A@N spot No ;,
.5@A, western July SH4@H Southern by
sam pie 5000 -, ne, ou
Corn steedy. spot and July 5)@A new
Southern white corn 81 1tl
Oats firmer No. wnlte :2h@, mixed .'...'
Rye dull 80 10. 1910 a.
creamery 2l@1Ia. do ladle io@l7, store packed
li@io.
Eggs steady IL. oa -
Cheese firm. large M. small l2@.", me
Sugar steady. coarse granuated a45 fine S.io
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Naval Stores.

Wilmington, Aug. l-Turpentlne steady .56A,
receipts 10 casks.
Rosin firm, $40 receipts IA bbls.
Tar firm, 200, receipts 50 bbis.
Crude firm, Z. 0@ LOO GAS. receipts l2l bbls
Charleston. Aug /, Turpentine steady, ......,
sales e. casks; Rosln 'taady.
Savannah. Aug. 1-Turpentlne quiet 5T1
receipts 1914 sales sos, exports DID,
Rosin-tirm, receipts s. 400: sales 24l4, OK
ports 1929
Quote A, 3, C, 80 D3.45, f, $50; r
5.8iH. g $50; Fl 1867 1. no. X 4.l5. M
1870. N 4io. We ass, WV 10.
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New York Money.

New York, Aug. l p. m.-Money on call
steady %, low ruling rate 2, last loan IA
closing 90, offered at ~, time loans
was easy; 20 days 3@.., 80 days sA.. six,
months 3s4@i. prime merc'tile paper 4g4A.
In bankers bills at 4S6 45 94s6 50 for demand,
and at 4Si.70,0I5I 70 for 10 dav bills; posted
rates I85%@4.87%. com bills tS412 d2s, har
bonds ... Railroad bonds ..........
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1--we pool, Aug. J., p. m.-COtton spot
limited dem md. Prices point lower.
american middling fair, Gal, good middling
o.l5. midd ing 6.0l, low midding $751; good or
binary 5.67, ordinary 5.5l. The sale. of the day
we e 1900, of which 400 were for speculation
and ~ ,rl and included $500 American. Re-
ceipts 1900 bales, including II, 900 American.
Futures opened and closed steady.
American middling good.
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Receipts this season. -. Is, 100 pales
Last year same date. .14,Z49 pales
Quotations by grades: strict good
middling, 10 5-Sc; good middl1ng"
10 IL cents; strict middling. 10 1-l6c;
middling. 10 3Sc.; tinges and stains,
10 a 10 IA cents.
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, August 1.-Ofticial reports
of serious damage from black rust
caused a weakness in the wheat mark
eft here today. At the close wheat for
September delivery was down rs to
1c. Corn is un 5-Sc. Oats show a
gain of IA to 3-Sc. Provisions are
practically unchanged.
lOpening. Highest. Closing. Lowest
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cash nnota, IONS uere as follows-

Cash quota ions were as IOllOWS- -.
Flour eady, winter patent 1900 43O,
straights, 4.00@iI0 scring patents 4.S1@5.D,
straights Z. 60a3.S5, bah ers 2.40@240 wheat No.
|. O50l TO- No. 3 95C0l.05, No. SGE@s7, c Jrn No;
54N, Noe yellow 5 "a Oats No. -, No.
while 291a ........, rye No. Co. go'd feeding
barley BOA 80, fair to choice mailing 4l@fl, flax
iced No. l.3l, No. Northwestern, l.2, prime
timothy see1 $40, mess pork rer hbl. l3.45@
1850. lard per 100 lbs !. 5@727H short ribs
floos , 7.95 Sl5 dry sailed shoulders fboXed)
7.s5@7.95, short clear sides (boxed) S.0i, whis-
key basis of high trade wines 81, clover con
= 4 do
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lOpening. Highest. Closing. Low