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For genuine Rhine and Moselie wines
go to the Heidelberg. First class Ger
man lunches. and . East Third South
street. Karl II. Mayer. Proprietor.
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He Drank Squirrel Whisky

buffalo EXPRESS
4 dispatch from Petersburg, Ind, tells
of an insane man who climbed a tree.
It is to be inferred that if he had not
been insane he would have waited for an
elevator to take him up
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DID 1T EVER OCCUR TO YOU

That Smelter City Lots at $50 Is the
best investment in Utah today? Invas-
tigate this opportunity to safely invest
for a future. Title perfect and war
ranty deed.
SHELTER CITY TOWNSHIP CO.
201 D. T. Walker Rllx
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Insurance Officials Don't Either.

(BostOn Globe-)
Cornelius n. Bliss says that ne does
not know Andrew Hamilton-another case
where ignorance s bliss
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ADJUSTMENTS TODAY.

F. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mani"
- Lyric-Matinee and night, The Avenue
Girls
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DIAMOND COAL.

Sold only by Citizens Coal company
Removed TO 153 S. Main. Phone 70.
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THE NJ ETALs

Silver. $40 per ounce.
Copper (casting), $50 per pound.
Lead. S5.35 per 100 pounds.
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NANYEAE@
ERS 1X1GX zT'V


Mrs Everett Buckingham viii en-
terrain at luncheon today at the
Buckingham home on Third street.
Mrs. Gerard Hegeman. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. 5. Vad-
ner for a short time. left Sunday with
Mr.. Hegeman for New York after
spending the past two years in a tour
Of the world.
Miss Wealthy Douglas of Ogden
spent the past few days in the city
visiting the Thorneburg family
Miss Grace McGonigIe has returned
from Ogden where she spent the spring
vacation.
Mrs. Joseph H. Young of Denver viii
be ia the city shortly to spend the
Easter time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry w Lawrence.
The date set for the marriage of
Miss Pearl Riser and Blair Richard
son, whose engagement was announced
the first OF the year in The Herald, is
Tuesday, April 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 3. Stephens en-
tertained a few friends at a dinner
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Howard A Fitch of
Minneapolis are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. William McMasters at "a Ninth
East street. Mrs. Fitch was formerly
Miss Rachel McMasters.
The James 3. Mexican post G. A r.
will hold a social from till 5 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs Sarah
A. Powers at IS West street in Pop
pertOn. Mrs. A. Fred Wey, Mrs. A
D. Wellington, Mrs. +. j. Weston
/ Mrs. George Winsncss and Mrs. e. e.
/ WeidHer viii assist the hostess in en-
/ tertaining.
/ The Utah Woman's Press club met
/ Saturday evening with Mrs. Florence
/ Critchlow. After the literary pro
/ gramme refreshments were served anc
/ the meeting adjourned to meet the last
/ Saturday in April
/ Mira and Mrs. Raymond McCune ar
rived yesterday from New York. anC
are at the Knutsford. Mr.. and Mrs
/ Ernest Green are also at the Knuts
/ ford.
! Mrs. a. {. Smith of 152 Eleventh
I East street will entertain the Plate
club at 2:3O o'clock Thursday aftor.
]
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Published Every Day in the Year.
BY THE HERALD COMPANY.
Terms of suhsorlptlon.


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House
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megeath Stationery Co.
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hendrlck; Pratt Book Store
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streets.
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st Louis-The Planters: The Southern.
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The Utah W0man's Press club met
Saturday evening with Mrs. Florence
Critchlcw. After the literary pro-
gramme refreshments were served and
the meeting adjourned to meet the last
Saturday in April.
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Mira and Mrs. Raymond McCune ar
lived yesterday from New York. and
ire at the Knutsford. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Green are also at the Knuts-
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Mrs A. {. Smith of 152 Eleventh
East street will entertain the Plate
club at 2:3O o'clock Thursday aftor-
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WEATHER FOR SALT LAKE.
Snow
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Mr. and Mrs Howard A Fitch of
Minneapolis are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. William McMasters at "A Ninth
East street. Mrs. Fitch was formerly
Miss Rachel McMasters.
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\ ID
01III81INH ul lME
CONTINUED from first rase.)s

and will make this an VI. totdate esta5iish-
mert FOR tliatfclass d business.
G Mr., v (;attin also reports the sale OF
the residence No. It'll East Grace Street
to Mrs. Sarah e. To 1or, for 1920. MIS-
3Taylor Will rehovate the House and make e.st
1t her future residence. Mi Catlln has
also sold to w d, BALES be residence .tad Is.
No, 8i7 North lrnsnty-third street, for
4 1890 M. Bales Will reside there. An
other sale BY Mr. C.atlin was the house
No. SO North 1weity-eish ut Street 10y 1,
$500 This property was bought a. ~ = =
investment. rs q rs ]. IL v, /.
545 IA. !. Chewing Company report th tI' 4
sale Of several farms durltlg recent uays.
also u number Of vaennt lots, IN the I, cl.y
and suburbsn md In addition the 1o lltsS
ing properties In the city .I9
No. 1a11 Ia West Main street, q, 4oo; NO 70.
!. ~ LOWS Street. 3sOo No 6ls North Tw e.
ty-fifth street, Il $50, No. III East clay
stree, "a VI, COS , N %. st11 I0nst Clay street,
$3.10o: several small farms No. I'LL West
Leigh Street $2,20o: 10. i1107 West Leigh
street. 81 zoo: No. 43s South Laurel street
,3t6o !; No. COO North Thlrty-firss Street,
$1,000. n Il. 5s
IN the Suburbs.
There has been considerable activity II
suburban dealing, and there Is I'm tnense
activity In suburban building. During !lal
tho 1JQ46 week lOlH 5WUT0 6Olu $1,000
Park 70 Mr.. Carter 3. Snow. viod- presl-
dent. Of the Miles Shoe Company, and tc
Mr.. John B. Nfetzger. the secretary and
treasurer Of the Same company. These
lots are on Chatlberlayno Avenue &c joins Is;
Ing the property Of s. H. Hn Yves, g No the
purchasers willEprocoed at once to .build
Oh them. THE residence OF Colonel Percy
HAYES II nearing completion, and s other le
beau tiful homes IN Glnter Park are get
ting far enough advanced to show their
attractive outlines. Sa n y; y.
ll Mr. u. AZ Catlln reports the sale OF two
houses In Bar ton Heights for g 900 eacn.3
Mr.. K. L. " FOX lyoug them as an invest.
mont Mr. Cntlln has also sold .sev :, q
lots In Les Annex and several IN Glen
Echo Park, on oil OF which homes are 70
be erected. Il " 81
MANY Interesting auction sales nre al. an
.r,ounced for next week, the earliest; q
which will be tomorrow fternoon, 3Wlhen,
al Is $50 h O'Clock, ~ !. 3. Elan g Co. VII
sell No. a24 North Twenty fourth street:
nr,d at q 81. M. they will sell NOS. lS 90
and 1924 Darlington STREE, near I. Mosb 9
street These are three we'll located '.:lt'ssl
residences. a IA 3, ],
Al d o'clock tomorrow afternoon ,.
THOMPSON Brown y & Co. will sell eigllt
beautiful west End building lots. situated
on Park ana Ivy Streets. 55t9 4s
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NEW YORK PRODUCE NIARKET.s

NEW YORK, tidy si,-- FIX uR- Dull and
ss:s'1 sssss: .ss aos
MI ss1tsis ssdisd ans u eefrii @
westerly c.. nSml1.i - ~ ..v., o.
s,Xc.: september q Xo. b December g y
n; ssSs Sat1SSa,
HRa: December. ~ Oats Easier mix
Family y u II ,ss;s y M ;i
sssft haas M ~
,plekled ahoulders' sK 0sxe. picked h.,1s l2A q
is*o ws;..rn p.,ms.s ss2i NOM
a slssi is!sr 's.. ~.
9uet: elty ls-lSe eoan.ry, ka Ao x,G,
ReeZQuiot:. dorneste.. sHdisAc Aolas.ss---,
steudy; New Orleans, soeasc: Coftes-spot RIO
flrm; No. invoice, tc.; mild. steady; Cosdoya.
pSin@s sugar Raw. arna i; fair refining age:
centriiukai S4 e. h,olasses sugar. %. /: refined.
AZ aS sp.s.d pos ssla h S
Ed 81 fSsess l AKA unehsSss
EsssETrm and tns h, Z. y "a /. i al
1as. Cabbag Slow and unchafsed
4sdleo.: prime summer yellow. dssG PRIME
prime White, 1880. Prime winter yellow, up
TX mess s: :: g sa2s
9. thi! years wheat ~his VIII bs - a fa
lada fesultea IN sxttems whakr,ess sday ne
s ssWs SO ss ssIE ss IT.
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number OF operatives are enplso yea 'yes'I
the factory. 3,.!I .s J.
No More W. shboards

number 81 operatives ara employed A, N
the factory. n Stl a&
No M ore Washb boards.
The sCobbs have recent put on !, I, tn ,s
& market anot Their laundry rticle NVn -
ct IL claimed, Is destie TO s1oh
lie the work OF ttle wash and IT'S
laundry It q q z W. ning 4. u . =
bound the formula from 8 when -. y
made being the discovery and invention
4 of NTessrsI p. F. and & L. Cobb, OF tre3
3 company. They IS fhave christefe d ms
3wnshing compound !" ofnk, AS and - 81 81
4 claimed that when It Is properly fnixeu
with good laundry u soap and wa . ter !, N
the proper proport ms. VIII a tio .l1.e
washing for the whole family ana sth e g
need be no us g. Of the g-maSs ~
or the washb The sE'rl ot q tna3
&soap and the water balng proper y rn II
the clothes have only to be sotsed II 90
the mixture and the whole business put
on the stove or fire to boil for half an
hour, ana the wedk's washing IS done
DIR William n. Ia VI or has co refully ~
Yes igated e the compound, and certihes
that there Is nothing In It to harm the
clothing. II. fg5 q @
ri Tho ofilcers 81 the COBB turing
company are Cobb, pres tden.. ana ~
n. Cobb secretary and treasurer.
The Day Of Small Things.
Another unique Industry is the manu- y
FIGURING establishment Of II the Chelf
4 Chemical Company located on Twelfth
street This company, Of VIII soh Mr.. # .
W. Cholt I Is tho president, started IT
sthsi, very ground only five years ago. ana
within that time has built up an I'M
mense business. While the company has
laboratory facilities for mailing all kinds
% proprietary medicines, It confines It's
efforts to tile manufacture Of Chelf
Celery Caftear, and sells this meritorious
norye remedy all over the country.
From a very small local bus ness IN
1901, the trad de, OF this establls hHent has
spread to twenty-seYcn States, including
New England, nnarly all OF the West
ern States, and all of the A Southern
States Tho house travels i've regular
men constantly. besides utilizing the SER
vices OF tho travellers for many WI ole-
sale drug houses which tandle the Celery
Caffcn. 53g " I'll q y, 8 AK 81, i IA
These once small Industries that have
grown from vary small beginnings to
Be wonderful factors In the industrial
situation OF this CITY, IRE estnbll shments
that Richmond may we'll be proud OF,
for nothing carries the fame of CONNER
cial Richmond further and othing giYos
Richmond a better name commercially.
than these unique Industries that lnvnde
every nook and corner OF the country.
Richmond does not and will not dcsplse
tllt day of small things. ~
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COTTON MARKETS.

v NEW YoYa1s July & q cotton market
steady dss,a q p 81
iowcr cables. ana prices Increased the loss
soon after tho call TO q matter Of 4g1 points.
movement, and attracted covering Ct shorts
"a well eome for turn ThYs AZ, mar r
The previous dhy on the buying, but contlhusd
rathet unsettled N tone as.a resn!t r s sae
bester Aop weather and more favora PIG az
Estmated receipts Of cotton at the ports TO-
day were a.bss bales against 2, $40 lat week
against G.0l7 last week and 1o2,9si last year.
To-day receipts At New Orleans S9s bales
against ,22a last yeAf.
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~ 4 rs
y. 8. rcfundins 70. fssists fed ......
U. s. ref,ndnS u, coupon. Y. ~. ........5
U. q. Is, registered ..........s....I
y. g. Old 81. slatsrsd. I. Z.
y Qld II, ooupon.ni ...,.........s...
". I. New ~ rsSi1tsrel1 ......,.. st,:....5
su,l3 b.. New ~, coupon .:.......tt.tt....st..2
Anier lean Tobacco ........y
American Tobacco acknowledgements
Atchison general .s.......y
Atshi.9n adJn,fnent ,.
Baltimore md Ohio 4s..,. ~. t...........
Baltimore and Ohio ~ ....s...s.
brooklyn napd Transit cony. ls..........5
Central aiof Georgia 1st I. n. ;.....
Central OF Georgia I'd .........i
Central Of deorSta 90 ............ .....,.
and Ohio stts...,...........,,....
Chicago, D.. ana Quincy new u ..........
Chicago. X. II and Paciflo H. RI. 4s........B
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pIARINH INTEhLIGRNpE.
PORT or l,1oIfMoNp, JULY al. 1908.

PORT or l,1oIfMoN ND, JULY al. 1903, III
ARRIVED y, 8 n
q Steamer Brandon, llnfnay, Nortolk, MERRIAM.
disc and passenyers, Old dominion Line.
Steamer fyeahOntns Qrpvas james River
landings and Norfolk, Marcia md passions
gers, virginia Naylgatibn Company,
II Z ~ -gsf EAIIIEl ID Ne gg5
< steamer Brandon Harvey, NortolkB 1nerohan,
disc ana passengers. Old Ddmlnlon Line
u PORT or WEST Is,l M. ' l'LY 3i,s 1909
ARRIVED, tSs
etsaniahip Chqrlotte. Mptpay, Baltimore, pss.
fsengers ana general cargo,
s9is5 53J4 EAILI1D. s4l 9
Htsamshlp Charlotte. Murphy, Baltimore, pas.
SsRgerB3 aud genera cargo, li ss 81 s.G
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sALns.
- HH -

Atlantic Coast tAns, conn.,,
5000 American smeiters, com
y. 100 ArnaisAtnaled Copper .......
! 200 Amo i. Car and Foundry \.
Amer. Car and Four. pfd.
200 AM loan Cotton Ollllais
American n Tobacco, pfd.s..
G American Can ,.,.. !.s,t..s..
Aftlorluati Can pfd s......i.
B01 Amer, Locomotives com .s..i
100 Amor. Locomotive, pfd.u,.
100 American b u8ar ..,l..,..,..
1900 AN ana g.. e., ootn, 10.
y. 100 AZ, 4. ana 81. 70 pfd....
Z, 900 baltimore ana Ohio I.
1900 brooklyn RAPID TRANSIT. ~.
goo Eailndlnf Pacific ..!,.....l.
4 no & iesnpoake ana Ohio,..u..
200 Chicago Z Great Westerr1...
Oh lcnsp Nil. and Bt.. Patti
I 1880 Colorado Fuel and Iron.s.l
100 Colorado South, com .I....
Colorado South, 1st pfd....
100 Colorado 8HOu TIL, I'd Spfd....
Clev.l Ciny Chi. and Dt. Il.
Consolidated Gas ...,..,,,,.i
600 Delaware and Hudson ~,
l0elu Lack, and Western. Z
Cd Irls, 1T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
90 Erie, ID ptd ............,s.......
100 t1tno ral Electric n..........
'S 600 Great Northern, pa ........
l5 1M Illln2is Central .:;:,...
700 I louisville and Nashville ~.
Manhattan, ~. .......
8gg Metro. Street Rnilway......
Mexican Central N. .l.....,..
LEGO Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com /.
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;RnIUHmoHD sT1,Ok MARKET.
VA lslI Richmond. Va, July u. ~.
erArr eECURtTtEA &. jS;. bin Askse

81 Richmond. VI, July q. ~,
- Am, ar,cr;RtTtEA "a. 5s.5 Bio. Asked
North Carolina II, C. 19Io. fOi ~ g
u - e e Is, q, and II. issi,. 80 Sx
1, Z &c 5oa, 4. :. = ~ IS
A C. e RI n! Ctfs.5 Of Ind. pl y 5!..t
Georgia Pacific lat ssI. q. 1917. iis ~, IA IA
0eorgn.s 50. and Fla. 13G..........5 !0
Csorgia and Ala. Cohspl u, 1SS::..5!1
Norfolk and Western SRy. Is, lv9e.. w SE..s
Syor's snd Tvesf W. Hy.t PocA AS...ls. % t.Ss
Western N. 6. list S. c.. 1sl4........ III
eeabonrd \ Air Line Ii. ieo.s.....s s. 80.
II S RAILROAD STOCKS Pr
Xtfa ntio coas Line 1872 lss
Atlantic Const Limo CON. loo ly
Chcsn pcake and Ohio. November !go Y "a: 4
Norfolk ana Western 100 " =. .. #
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY STOCKS. 8I 81
American National ]. ...,....,......loo lg!H =. 81
Il -. ~ Is. .innni q. 100 200 -. M
$t.srh ~ IN tinnn Il. iUJ as
National TANK Of virginla........iG ~ i5t.'.
Bank OF Richmond lW ~ -
81 MlsCE1iLASEOUs. Il 5s.55 Iss
Va Car Chem. pfd.. p e...... 100 ~ 1osf =
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

Il. lRepprted by l!odKdfs MtCRba, q. ,Co.l 1-I
s ntsssihnkMu ara ,ta. Erslnlas
Market ilrm At ave, for fancy stock machine
picked, llSQp2kc. 81
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RICHMOND rnopuv n n !, Il, i Is

q FrOuR--Markst contlnues very quiet; very
nttie doing rece!pta IIshs, VIII ATaMarkst
ssp Hrss ,os ta tFHsh ths' Wheat
rs damn, ohlory, and sampler not well CLEANED
An dull and neglected. and have to be sold At
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
nArTiMr,Rn MD lg July .t-Seabonrd Air
7,ino. common, 30 bid 3. AcaboArd ALI Limo
Notwithstanding doing.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

I NEW YORK;, Jply sl,..7The dry goods mar
Linens we're higher by about 10 per cent? aud
burlaps have been advanced as q consequence
crop. Fine white goods wSre very strong,
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MANAID a.rnan,s

/. sAvANNAI. GA, Jlly !, q. III sFENTIN r
Firm at, sc, raeelpss sol casks I shlpments.
receipts, y 400 barrels, shipments, S.7S barrels:
ns NaM q psrtss s.s II
barrelS ff7
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS ,l;

AZ Chicago, II. 1. ana Pao. n. r., col. 49,. soA
* Gil. CIR O. and st. Louis gem II 1ozM
~ Eootado Indust,,a1 e, s.rIss ssE
Colorado Midland ~
Colorado and Southern Observation-Disclosures. YAK
Cuba Z. Z.
Denver and MO Crafide u. 1ooh
Prs plor ss ~
Ero General Il /. poh
~ Hooking Valley 1ysb
J ap c "a aeri
~ Japan M osrt ok
w japan - ~ J
Japa ~ certhcA tes. "a series.......... slh
* 1tauisvle and Nashville unhsd ls....... 1ooh
Il NNs s4es e.s sGa;o 1ea
5 Mexican Central 1st 1876
eh MINI. and st. Louis ~
w Missouri, kansaA and Texas ~ ........... NV ~
sli Missouri. Kansas ana Texas 2ds. ,.... SIX
cM Mobile and Ohio Collateral Trust ". " .
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Total sul4s OF bonds, par value, @eS7, ooo.
Total sales OF stocks, 825,6 500 shn rcs

NEW york, July q I'M oney on cnll,
.omi,,al: no loans Time loans, irregu-
hr,a sixty days, lao ti4 per osn y
ainsty days. ia six months 3 !. IL !.
Prime mercantile paper. s 1905 80 per PEI,
cont. Sterling exchange hrm.. at t4.sStv4 !
lsAso for demand. and att StSlsoIf4 y. i 81.
,xty-day bills Posted rates. !t. .. tx ass
ls5 "a. Commercial bills, A.sl5 1-29
&Ls1 5.s. Bar silver. e5 -. Mexican
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UNION STOCK YARDS, 1P1TTsBURt;,E Pa,
July n. .-CArTLE-supply light nlnketj
steady Choice s 5flS 90 prime, S. 4og5.1o:
heavy. mediums and heavy u workers.. t7.l59p.
Light yorkers, 8. 3Q7, TN . plg 7.l0D
IL 30: stays, .b0Q5A. IS. Sheep-Supply light;
lnarke steady. Prime wethara, Is. 40l5. IS lls
ana common, q. bo03 90. Lambs ;5G7 .61 va
calves. Il. 60fI7. 75. if
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4 NEW york. 81 July MISUNDERSTANDING
eas head. No trad ng. VI Ore ssed boet steady al
709c. for native sdes n Calves--R ecelpts. txs,
heed no trading. Sheep and i, Lambs.tsecsi rs:
$50 ordinary TO choice lambs III SO. e6lS. &C.
Hogs-Receipts. 2.716 head feeling stead Y. SgsSs
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NEW ORPHANS 1.A.,f July 9l.-CuTToN..-
o9 y Sose aYs sa end
the SPOT, FIXTURES opsned steady. sN points
net lower. The mnrlsnt was dull. hut was netd
Of the Weekend activity Of tke shorta The
closa was steady AND fr}M 2 points lower TO 3
Coiton fiitures clbsed stcAdyi 1nly, ll.0s bid !;
August, l9 q bill septsmRsr l.tt I'D. oetp-
c'si BID January, 1851 lid; February Is, 10
lid, March, 1880 bid nv Is Z, RI 8 #
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l1l,V0i MIddIHS Bulr, II.R5.' 2 81 IN
II Cotton, uuiet; m,ddllnE, 100; Kross rotclpts,
500 bAless stock. os,ess bales. .Si IF " d.
Total to-day at all port Net receipts, s,Sss
bales; export to the Continent. i,se5 bales;
stock, 2aA b38 bales 5ss54i5i "a II. E5gtE
81 Consolidated At all ports Net receipts. s.tss
y Total since aepembrr ist Mt M ports,.,-Ssiet
receipts 81 b9les export to Gut britain.
Continent. s6cs. at halaa, 4 to Japan. lis, 40
bales: 10 Mexico, 2,704 bales. i{S ss55 -
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CINCINNATI O.. July 2.-Hods-stea dy.
Rl i e and shipPers, So $sh0ssS common,
pcrs, ;s5ods 80 |; common, s2ae. 20. Z SHEEP
Steady ut 1901 go. Lan1bs-Lower at $4d7 70.
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TOBACCO MARKET.
CAS- Reported by Uraddock-J unes. vlrstna

l'etersburg, Va July 81, 1919.
Receipts light on account most Of the crop
having been marketed, shipping Leaf lower
than DURING tS s%ss Winter a osI spFlnE months
" The quotations are as follows: Us
Common s.o9 I1 l W
O0od Observation-Disclosures. 100 % 800
Short leaf 1.vI H vVl
ShluDing leaf. 500 a 1850
SHIRT wrappers i. 1910 O. 400
Tlna Wrappers, .,,,.,.,, 15,00 q rs. "
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

sSz.5jt3,s5i, Richmond. Va. July e. 1905. gsa
n Tobncco--Dark Fired "a (Reorderod) Receipts
continue light and market very quiet Very
little doing. Brlkhts--Markct continues quiet
but firm at <uncha hged quotations Receipts
.llsht. sun-Cured eusipts Hight and market
fairly active at prices quoted. " n
Note-a1uch ot the tobacco arriving IS IN a
damaged condlt ton, and suck n tobacco cells
low. Planters IRE cautioned to look after the
order Of their tobacco before sending & It to
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Il CHICAGO. July a1.--cATTLD-R Receipts, 800
head Market :, 1s
81 o3@4. 90 calves. tads 70. Hogs-Is ece,rts,
"a oo5 Matiset stTon ~. rraSns 90 lower.
ts04g6 .s7f ~ rough heavy. $1,000. 8 light
1880 IS h pigs; = :dsgs %: buk of ga Is
~ ssa Sespnrs @
$50; lambs, l4.7697i76.
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phtsl'ts. u aai e. T hhes ana iowsr1
spot contracts G7sAe; southern BY I san 4
tSTe. I southern white. bsfeoc. oats--Dl! and
lower; No. rpissl. as,sff!oo. pntter-sle,a.;aiy
Chesssers rong i larae, iiNo medium, l2n,;
small. iikc Hugaf-at Steady; coarse granu-
lated, Isl; fine, -. IT, E@ 7, ~
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.M'AN|Y. INDUSTRIES.
THAT ARE UNIQUE.

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low prices poRN-.-Recsiptz lsht ana demand
winter seed oats IN good demand, ny Elm
changed: quiet light receipts. hAY--*l! good
sIos 81 sra az us .tc
nted. Glover very dull. M g aS4S
q PoTATODsR Receipts ana demand light.
Nearby took being In plentiful supply.
/. 13Gs----Act!vs q prices quoted. Receipts
light. ~ 57IE Il lff e5
BUTTER !tnehanxsd; nr1n q quotations.
Receipts moderate. &. IA 5
PouL TRY Receipts heavy apd II s*ses.
favor; No advance In pt1ess can be expected
unit, ressipn sre dstntiy deo,sasea
and ma rkot active At full quota tIons
Z. RECEfI,rs Fon THE DEK...W y he a. n.l s
sos sor is, Ddshs's liz Il tons, Mil
's sT,ock III IL iii, push-
els. corn, 1, III bushels oAtS, Ett6 bushels
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE sTocK MARKE'
(Sales al Union Stock Yards.)6l

X Richmond, VA July IL. 1903. NE
Tho live stock report for the week ending
July 18th was !. a. follows. I, y. u, y:
common. SShd3xe. best helfers ~ @ lAc. ia /
to good, 81 04cAc. I ~ common. SfesM e. best
81 somtap ~ E sna
calves. $s0D45 % per head veal ca(tess S,tdec.
Sheep, sq4ho.: lambs best. sh g7c.: talr TO
BOWS and stars, ~ Csc.
n prospect rood for next week. ig 3s ss