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MAY ~ II, .9S3 Oily s a37
s@, Co ttoil-The temptation to take profits
became grcater With every decltne, hence
8freQucn rail- les are to Ii be eXpecle ed Ems
4 tho VI course " OF Il prices proceeds g further
down wnrtl. There WAS IN ~ example OF
+ this a ra ylng tendency today, bur3 n 1t 4 Is
worth noting that although prices closed
/ two POINTS UP from tho bottom thesrenl
gain over Saturday Ia only tvo to- five
points. In other W Ords, before any rally
came, there was "a further q In from Sat-
surday y, 9 u close. OF ut fourt cen to ds fifteen
posInts, estab,llshd!p,g m entirely new. set
i the underlying situation. such us seems
gressiye sort BY apeoula rs, on ia muse
q hurry, The only Item OF newss was IA ca
bio from n liverpool house reporting a
I partial failure az the Honsopn In Indla. i
4 Spinners will certainly not eonslderSfa
confirmation Of this report as IN bllllish
I Crop reports from the Atlantic district
show a decided lrnproY YEN ellt for tho last
+ fortnight, while there are no unusual
complaints from the central md western
belt. The postponement OF the next h,I-
reau report to q later day. than Septem-
Der "A ttl.5 probably to September 18th sor
9Th. Is also not hullish. & ssi & s5S
Rail Les, 81 oh as We have seen today will
come at inteerals,S Bit we hell eYe there
is nothing In sight to check the steady
down ward i tendency of prices i, yy3 slsL Y. y
Liverpool is duo to com O three to four
higher IN the mornings, fg3 VII. PIX E4
New. 8 orlsg spots 1910. no sales, So, 8s5
x, 6out bern spots reported slra lover. N II
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WIFI Cut n oba cc q Soon.

IS Colonel John W. Rlohardson, iragister Of
the land office, Is isIng g fl!oypishingi
and though 1T consists sof less than fifty
hills, II Is M IA very fine qua! W. rs
Some of tho plan tss are q nearly rine and
Will he cut I'M few lays, I'D Ina much.
been turned ont for ! seed !. n me GU thing
MIL not DO hcayy: he lllle SEED prS,speets
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND. AUG 81 81, 1905.
ARRlVEp. ~,
rSg Steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfoik, merchan-
disc and passenge rs.s Old Dominion Line, @
Steamer BE rkeley. Shelly; Norfolk srerchan-
disc and patsenserrs' 2 9la 9 4 Line
Steamer B Brandon. Harvey. Nor folk, me fchan-
disc and gpasscng gers 81 ID Dominion LII
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk and
James River landlngs. merchandise and pas
senEers, Virginia Naylga tlon Company. w ~
barges, Is M
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sttr f-s M ~ Ia
IISCtELLANEOU JUS MAR1kETs
PEANUT MARKET

PEANUTs MARKET.saf55k sit
ggSsE (Reported by Rod gers McCabe q Co. Hat3
PETERsR gust s. s.
Spa firm at s1.20 tstock lmted)
3Vlrginins-- arket steady al s.slic. for \ fancy
stock; machine picked. TX 5sSs
IN: Is TY az GODS MARKET
Il NEW DIRK, August 20: dry goods
Fjobbng trade was very active forS$ the ".
Domestic goods and prints were, firm. Dress
goods sold very well in the Urinary arke 4
was dull. az ANNOUNCEMENT was made OF ta quar-
tsE dollar white goods sale 70 be-
Ssifss 4? 4 4 NAVAL STORE
a$iYILMINGTONytfy. O. August 2O.--SPIRITS
TuRPENTINE--Nothin doing receipts. 6a
casks. Rosln--Not thing doing; pts 10 l. BAR
relR. TarFirm at sa 90; rcceip tss&. 30 barrels
Crude rurpen.ins.,F hard. 50 dip 'i,tO
a.3 sAvAyNAH. g i. usus. !, 2o. y
RosIn-Firm: sales. 2? col barrels; receipts. ,3y8
barrels. 32o barrels; shlpnie y. barr |;
stock. a. 400 barrels. AZ
TINE ND ROSIN--Nothins doing.
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,S:';,O':ut ert1f2 ailWaEy

" !, !, TllArrss LEAVE ri cfi MoNp. y .ss
~ ~ ~. D7.Eollowlng Hchedule figures publienSe
- ~ az q ~ ton and arc not glnr
s t'VV a. Al local for Charlotte -
a s. KbsysS} o hs7s cs
flx;SV x. M. United yet man "
q A.tlanta ana Blrmitgham. New {Orl 0nAS
M ~ 81 ,anphis Chat tahooga and al the teolth.Fs
s5555S = trough coach for Chase CITY Oxtosa
son !, urham. and Raleigh. 3.
hi:SS S. Ice,
. L Y tSs 81 as Ia HEh, so1 T.ns1. NJ
ise sM Bxcet't Minors
5 s;15 +; Excep. 'suna Local ts
EEs rs A.E; p Except sunday--No. u 74-Iocal III
West Point Steamers call at T ork toNG
ana RCNny Bank Mo ndays WednesdayAs
Fridays; fRt 7oucestef Point. Cevrnhntes
and Allmonds Tuesdays. Tharsdas1, 6sts |
Z. AIMS xRRTvR RICHMOND lss$s
s:6S ~ 80 r. NJ From all the 80 nth:
s'so s From Cha ghs s1urhanA
4 ass 1'S ss fsfhss III hos
ZIG 6 81 a,st and 49,
1o::45 q NO. Ss: ssis y, N
Fyost Point ana Local lions, 8 ~ 4
IN Is and 10 stop Out nton. 1nnsallA
~ y. WDsTYURY.6D s.. At.
= \, go E. N Main 81 " = Sinners
i f. Yr.or Il ~ e y. ~. ID s I'M
shngton d. G.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. 81
Riehn,ond Va Y August 20 500.
,534 K. 2s - ~
CATTLE MARKETS..
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(gales at Union Stock ards. Y. NE
D Il tnh nm "A IVA "A 1p MT 20 1g0O0

81 IN q Richmond, va. August 20, 1900
The live stock report Tor week ending gust
hes. sieera. 1. dc. a few extra higher, far
t. so1,aa soon * asS pest so men.
II s sss. g lsF
fresh cows ana eaives, per head veal /,
sHSss s " & ss ssssp ss sss sss5 ss
hogs, sdsNc.; COWS and stays Is
4 III sss a5ao 3 s4s
t s nea 7sas IS; ehoiee helfe5s,
ss's q f sssi s
pEe heal ssava aFsfs hssdsF so'os q
s0s nIssd PAGE
ssSs1 ssss sss fsnSs ',sst hfhsf
head sslls! ,s; If
i ssss sSs'
iRaseip Is is74a head sheep. s. 5oas; a choice
issi a ssei hssd STATE hog
I, s.
prime, IS .s6Tft0S Hogs Receipts, fair; market
active and Prime hsa S,Iss ],
sss,s 81
ss,Ess Ps AssRE
as ss sp, asls en- s ss aDs
asa
good shippers 4ogs q; y common s2dgs. ~,
~, a !, sang e; lambs
N 81.
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4H!fun,Io


s.: ;:::; s: : N:
;1r'f.ralns Lesvs Eletnrcna thsv1ed AM
$40 "a. sN -4paslv t3ssd ~.
lSo tN Dali fsfn lyt "A Ttfoxs ~ M sss
~ ~ s4swssk Usss 1tlDa, 11sassse : llell
a,s:4o y. M..si paiiys- byrd III ThSS 70
w .os roo esk Byrd ~ sIs IA
Ivy ,s..I s..iWsek Days A1Sa ~. fs
ttur1 atc0nnio1s tloN. iss5sIy5g
S.i0S '-I,aliy--M aln ~ NS zh1ou(h rs
:so IN. n Wssk ~ lanA
1870 q, lily ".
90 ,;;s. sI'ss bsy 1.Slsss
at s:so All AM st =, - 4
~ x unS acconrno ation. M III
Nj tx a. = AZ DAILY Hysd ~ Ehrcaea "
= ~ ~. week n
s s;.s 3 .- ib5sps s.ln Y. !.
IN a .as.l Days ElbA 1rsd
S:s ,,1 MaBBsiiIIyBy;s 81 81 asss
s s3Gx,rr s., 4, NJ m ain ~ ~. .throtUh
III - - +. Pullman fgleepine ps fafof carr
,,or =, rs, Tains except tfaifs arriving
NOD "a o, 81 ~ week ana local
o aie a 0ot arrivals and departures ana $780,.
T ~ ~, sDIsKE q. Nv. CuLP, p TA1L06.S
Hss.' " kreat. Gem SUD If03.a A1ss
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3companled 1 BY quito an solve I busness, and
tho buying was thought 70 be Ola better char;
Street housea which hays bean hnariki,3 open
buyers and taking sighst prices. The. cl q.
day. Tho southern spots n were changed to
X G.. lower. s;i s5f
Heed 81 d the ports to-day were 1903 bales
For the week 70 oD0 baloa asninst .1o3 Slast
Week and e., o07 last year. To-day's receipts at
New l)r1eans 1. @ 40 bales v against eco bales
last yehr,fan AZ Houston {, 1911 bales against
$500 La At year. S sa
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OFF GiAL RANGE AND SALE OFSTOCKS lin NEW YORK
Il BvT homa1 n.nch& Banker dBrkets
By Thoma j Branch q Co...
SALES.
$500 Atlantic Coast f..n4, rotn. 81
100. 100 American eltsrs, eoti,..
.5, 100 Ainalga mated Copper 4,

q S,8OO Atlantic Coast Line com I,
1o8. 100 American Shelters, com.
.es7, 100 AinaisA maasd Coppor 4 /.
81 &, 100 Amer. Car and Foundry Y
100 Amer. Car ana TO Uni pfdi
1,e0Q American Cot ton on 3
5} ], 800 Am err can 4 obncc 90. pfd...j
7 8tIg; Amor team Can .s.tt
200 American Can, pf d..si...s5
\ 10, ~ Amer, Locofno lYa, com 4.
S 40Q Amer. Locomotive, pfd wi.
y N,1W Amorioaft gnga 4
~ 900 gA., Z, IN and 81. Fe. com ....$
M :, 70 Al, r. and b Fes t1fd. 4:
5000 Baltimore and Ohfo..,a t..,I
{ 32.1O0 Brooklyn Rapid 1fnnsity,
100 Cnrin dian PAT lflr
\ 1f,bO3 Ghesnp ana Ohioin.si
H 1890 ChlcAaO eat eatert1 /.
~, no On icAgo, M II. md s t, Paul
3 $500 6 Colorado Fuel and fron...
,00C Colorado Y otith., com. .s..
900 C.olora do soiith,1Bt pfd...5
Loco Colorado Sou iii. "a ipfd III.
s ], 100 C'lev.3 Gin, Chi. and 81. ~
+ 5000 Conso1i dated Gas .iis,..S
" D,t00 ID I'D ware and III dsOti..,..
100 Del h. Inc K. and Nv sterf1..
si67, 800 Erie com D. l,.... y. ....&
M 4, 900 Erie b a " pfd .l..1 s... I,
Il 100 Eric, I'd pfd ...I.............
y 3, 100 General Elect rio ~. .....it
e3. 900 g reht Northern, pfd u, wv,
X q, 100 l1litoiB Cen trail i. .,.....,,.,
-, 40 I.otilsvlllo and Nashville
Mea aatt st T j, .Riaiiiway.,,;.
go M exionn Ceritrnl \. I. i Il. /.
17. GO Mo-, Kan. and r tx.. com. h
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EPETERsBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
{As Il. Reported by N Craddonls- Jones. Virginia
~ ''>'iSS Petersburg Va r Al gust TO- 1906
~ Receipts light on osouA! nlas OF tho crop
having been ma rKeted .ss y ipping Leaf lover
than durihG the y winter; and spring months,
while Tugs ana nlters are selling wen. 5 M
BIZ The Gq,iotatdns arc as 70 lows:
Good !. IS. " 20 500
Short leu ). 90 10 900
Spring lenf. S0Q q 1902
ahorf t,yra puers . Il. 4. 40 1870
Fine wra ppers . . M, ~ a $40
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So No,2 whits. io11 oslo. 70, Whit ~. @
$slu. No. ] rye, BOO Fair 70 choice n ting
4sgsie a1sesd !i;ts N2;i , f,ortS
S. sons. 10. Ness pork, per bar rel 81. "a 81
per 100 pounds ~ shore clear sides lhox-
~ RIFF hs
cases included. +11ec. rsts G5Sl sc; prime
il1tGa13Ac. si Rs S55 s7 53
Ri BALTIMORE. Al M J, a$ august 90 s-FLC1 lH1-
STEADY; spot, contract II n southern by
sample spot SsA saH s..
se.tsrp wts ns set
B utter--B eady and Unchanged ~ Ia cy !mita.
ton, 2o1alc. fancy creamery 23I ne
ihfEs Nc; small, l3c B,lga r cad nnd
unchanged
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70 B. MARKETS. Isl.

Richmond, Va. August 20 1000.
iii Tpbacc --Inrk Fired tT,oortiered) y Receipts
continue light and market Arm Mt unchanged
prtces, Brights--M Market. continues quiet but
firm with moderate receipta. Sun cured-Re-
ccoIptf very y sht prices UNCHANGED market
Mole Much Of the tobacco arriving Ii III ii
damaged condition, and such tobacco sells
low. Planters Snrb cautioned TO look after the
order q r their tobacco before sending II to
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q DARK FIR ED TOBACCO fREoRpEREDD \
Lugs n 800 a. 80
Short eai !. i. 80 a 900
Medium & lea 500 a 10 90
Long lear 4, af 1900
Wrappers IHnd seleston ll.99 O. lhoo
sMoKIsRS-C Oh b. /, -. 500 "a 95O
Medium 4, dl ts0
Mng " I. 4. i, !. 100 a. 1900
Common II 90 a. 1870
Medium /, 4, 1900 a. 140O
Fine l4.60 % 1900
Fancy !. 4, 1.O0 ~ e0O0
FILL ERa-Co Common 4, ,,,.,,.,. 80. 500 m $50
Medium ,.,..,,.... u, 90 % HOO
M fIond II 00 a. 1850
Fins I, Y, K. I, 1900 III l400
-. !, -, HOO al 1900
Medium 4, i, 80. 100 o. 90
Goo "a Y &, . y, 4. Is on 70 5000
Fine .,,,,..,,. $3.50 a 87t0
Fancy -. \, \. 4. !, 100 q 500
1ss. comp,on TO good 4.oo IA $3.50
issf GOOD to prita 4, h, 1, $50 a 300
Short lea 4, TOO u Hpu
Long lear 4. Il. $50 a 1900
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NEW york PRODUCE NiARKET

NEW YORK August, :, .o-E s1soSy Gor.
and q S. Ry a. HIpptTs''sauy
ns Shsa,R No esvats or, s o..
tiohs To- nut higher. !, y Nay ~ sepsel.
os coraa sHs pe So, ELEVATOR option.
Il AL ~ above SATURDAY: September q, &c; Pc
essssr siis g az 'xsd q,
steady ws.isrn steamed g 1oaSsso TS5l aM
Arm; continent porkI =
F Tir,n' a. f> saassHs \. !. Z,
Messse{ b1ss osssd stssass
hot achasad points lower s ;ga 81 X
sgm genfs.ska rc s;s
ana Arm, crsenssry, lass} },,,;
STATE da,S SSs .xns 5SS a
Firm; nearby. selected. sSdsoa western nrsts
is Preishta 10 liverpool grain ~
hsnap,sfed s'ttis Me OF osher oMest
fssg ssass sss Gas
IS: syis Ell ssssss
ss|!x' sts s:sssy
s5s;; .s;
to The spring ,aoWn crop caused strength to-day
whe4 n tos log %sssss dsy Sas
%as wsns sssc asss were up
froys'0es w. i Open HSSS. Tow, clo.e,
$ E;S| .;;;:::;;$ ~ I'll 81 III
~ ,;:: ::$;: II IL III II
81 81 81; * 81 81 81 81
}ss 90: llssS ls ass lsss'
&; Id 49, l III I IL.
sh HeSl .psS toS lbs, !. s.,f \.
OF. \, 10. $40 S.7s S.e7h
jan, =. ~. ~, 1, i7M 27M
STEADY. ON, 3 spring t.hsakSa NJ fLo. 8,
9sivsls, lsd sayls
lt9af4Oxc, No, IA ysll0w. 6io, no, 9a III
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CLOSING 3 BOND QUo TATIoNs.

National R5S Il. 81 Next con 84s.
New York Central se1. , g
Sort,tat1i iii n. 1o3ss
Northern Paeific ID s. i, \.
cirhrn tlhnrE riHn% roiuntnR A.. ]. Of
VA, z sv1 u Al Is 1n) "a
Readinx General I'd I, s.
Ill. inuIs and Iro,, Mountain con. bs.. ll4h
ST. Louis dit, San, III cisco q. g
st. Louis southwestern CON. q -,
so1,s har, I,arlflr ID 4. u. I, B1H
sothern 1oasinn lat ~. 9sh
sn,,herr Tsnii,va y IA :, 4. (. Jig M
sts. sr iISh
r,,,io,, ID H. 1. Il. 1o35s
f1nitad al ~ ateei "a \. oSM
Wa hn a, n ISta q. j 4. \. /. ttiis
1x-.ha.h frsi, a /, u i, s2A
ryasthr1, hfd "a 2. 3. !. Y. i. S1N
rs,h nni, IA Ia En- d (0fferod) !. ~. 8Sih
yvissonsn Cont liz ss1a
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ID BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. August 70 7seaboard Air
Limo common and MISUNDERSTANDING doing,
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rs Dyya DRLEAEs,sA August eo.-COTTON--spot
cotton closed nnn,anaiiy unchan ged from SAT I
SALE X, Fatlr1s
poir,ta lower. tut 5o.N asked Prices broke it#
81 poin ts on the second call. heavy selling
'b,-l European opera tors having adversely af
}fected the market. New acreage figures caused
feeling that prices he vs rea ched rock bottom
and Ia rally BY bull interests sent prices sup
rapidly. Futures closed steady. "a points over
Saturday. $ n. 5
Cation futures closed stead as follo 3 4;
November, u 8. Il; December. 9.1o:l January ok
February. 90.20: March. e.e6. III &r
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RICHMOND STOCK SLAR';KlEE'T1!..E
s. z, Richmond. Va. a W. ~. y COX.
4 ~ ,rE, sEr.1JRITiEH u Bid Asked.

S s8i IL; Richmond. Va u Aug %. sl9o8
STATE sEcUR1TIE H. "a Bid Al ked.
North Carolina o.. O.. 1ss ~
va &c. Old. q a nd RI. y S y.
Va. centuries. 70. e. and r.. 1921 e. NH % q
s@ CITY SECURITIES, II III, n {SSs
Rf'RA1LnoAD BONDS, q. 3 ~ d 81
3ba.Pacr. and Northern 1st Is, 1sa9.. 11o ".
iiIeorgin Pacific III. Bs 1922 Us u
sGeorgia and Ala. Con. IS. 1915 lio
Nor, and Western Ry Us, 1ss5.. loo
Nor md West. ny. focs a.. 10 ~ 81
Western Nj g. Lat o.. G., 1914 III
lHosborrd Air Line a., 1880 81 50 IL
gsTnEEsT i HALLWAY BONDS. I'LL VI 81
Norfolk street Ry.. LIST bs. lsi3, I. 10 So
Norfolk Ry. and Light LIST SIS. 1919. ..-ss 100 L
N STREET RAILWAY STOCKS. Par.
Norfolk Railway and Light co...... 10 -
Il H.AlLRoAI sTo cKs. q h Par
Atlantn II ann y Chariot to .1no lT5 ~.
Atlantic coast Line com ~. b. 100 l+S III go.
chesapeake nrd Ohio.s November 100 GO II So
iNjBs.A Il; ~ AND IN UsT GO. STOCKS.
mssIsan S 81 e ,l S 1 1si
favihss Bunk of r.! edmond g; q %
TANK or r lthinon lab nm 13b
s}atIsCELLANEous us. 4iE M is4l
Did Dominion s. 81, Co., i, 100 100
Va Car Chem pfd Sp, c.,.....l 100 l00 b
va. Car. G, Co. Col, Tr,f p, c...... 100 1c0h
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
~ a ~
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Richmond and Petersburg EIeclrle Railway.

car. N leave corner u ot v Seventh ana Psrry1
streets. Mailcheytat, every hour ION the ho4rll
from IA. NJ 10 10 "a, N. LAT oar - EA!asisaS5
Iinnited car 6;B Sdnl except eundA&s.t
"a Cars leavs Petersburg. foot Ct syeaToSs
Street every hour from MI . WE ~ 40
Last car - !, RI n: I1l na1xea ca5
Al, aa cars from pe.ersbarr eonnsosins Rleh.Es
S4tSl
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Cot ton. steady lddllng. 70. 10: gre.s Escelpts:
sxt,ort 10 The Cob inent, ESQ bales! h
Total to-day at All ports y q receipts !. ess
5ass ths
Consolidated at All borts--Nee receipts, j. ts1
bales: export ID nrcat Nft tain. 20 bale to
Total stnce September 1st at All 3pors-Net
receipts $50 $40 bales; xpnrt TO Great p
7Hs 90 bales to France. ssu41 bales. e the
onfilert.a I. s33, ~ ha1es to Japan. lis. 0lG
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Cotton e eff,
BY MILLER e COdlPAlVK,$.
4f5 NEW DIRK, August Pol GLOWING are
fluctuations OF the cotton market today:f

October. = .,.,,t.......9O3 III 900 SS8 ~ 904
December. .....,...,9u 9l5 b Sy5 Oh
Innun 92O 9s7 is, 9O4 ye3
March. !. /. !. .929 934 0l9 D33
MaVtr \. $ss5 .t{t 4. gY3 Mn sFs 4,7
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III NEW YORK, August %. Money on ~
cali firln. 3 3-dI5 per cent: ruling rate,
4 closing bid, 1-a;S offered at 6: time 9
ioaf,s very strong 60 days, 5 per cen |;
90 days, s IL per cent. s SIX months. g..
P p mercantile paper. per cent:
sterling exchange heavy. with actual
business bills 1, q = s y s4o5 rer
day hills. Posted rates, &. SO 1-2af34. IL.
Commercial bills. $4.S1 IA. Bar silver,
e( 81. So Mexican dollars, 81. 81 /, II 3
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X CHICAGO, August 90 Reports Of damage
swsheaat' Tor septemher deliysFy was Up MaBlo,
Provisions were sol higher 7, !.
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5 HpNt IcCttnTl cIoae1 sthHdys f1fudIl uEIhHub
TO- 10 ddlirS gull = 1875 sal cs, 600 bales.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-11

difficult task was accomplished by the
lady wearing mask with a hole cut for
her mouth. The American is reported
to have received 5000 rupees for his
work. A physician who was summon
ed to the harem of one of the Rajahs
told me that he was not permitted
to see his patient. She thrust her
hand out from behind a screen and he
felt her pulse, and her tongue was
presented for his inspection through
a slit in a curtain. These precautions
were taken because in India it is not
proper for a married woman to expose
her face to the gaze of other than her
lord and master.
1t is well established fact that it
is next to impossible to discourage an
American tourist when there is any
thing unusual to be seen. This was
proved by an incident which occurred
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stitution Unexpected difficulties are
met with in even the simple task OF
receiving patients. OF course when
medicine is issued to any one the re-
cord must be entered in the books. but
on such an occasion the husband when
asked the name of his wife will reply:
who knows the name of woman"
Ask the wife her name and she just
giggles and hides behind her veil. This
is because it is considered improper
for woman's name to be pronounced
in the presence of her husband or
other male relatives. 1t is almost i'm
possible to fix dates of any occurrence,
even the birth of a child Ask a faith
er the age of his baby and after some
hesitation ne will reply that it was
born about the time of the rice plant
ing" or 'soon after the end Of the
harvest" No amount of insistence can
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establish the age of the infant any
nearer than this.
The ideas that people have about
what ails them are often extremely
amusing. One man is very much dis
tressed because he has not sneezed for
three months, and another is disturbed
by the beating of his own heart and
wants it stopped. A man will appear
at the hospital complaining of some
trivial thing, and the doctor will at
once see that he is suffering from
something else. When told of his ad-
ditional malady he is very likely to
reply: "Oh, that will be all right as
soon as the wind blows from the
west" He will scorn the proffered
treatment and go his way content in
the belief that change in the direc-
ton of the wind is all that is neces-
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during the visit of the Prince of Wales
to India. At one of the functions re-
quiring full dress there appeared
tall, angular woman attired in a plaid
walking suit. The waist of the suit
had been made decolIette by rolling up
the sleeves and turning the collar I'M
der. This woman who SO brazenly
defied the strict rules Of dress by this
silly makeshift finally attracted the at
tentiOn of Lady Curzon, who asked an
acquaintance: Who on earth is that
impossible creature over there?" When
told that she was a tourist from her
own home town of Chicago her Lady
ship had nothing more to say.
STORIES OF THE HOSPITAL.
a hospital assistant told me about
some amusing experiences in that in
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These Indian dignitarfes indulge in
all sorts of fancies and extravagances.
one signs himself THE Brother of the
Morning star" and another carries
around with him a clock with dia-
mond pendulum. The favorite wife Of
one notable decided that she wanted a
set of false teeth, and the American
dentist who got the job had to put
them in without seeing her face. This
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-10-13

Instead shooting Of innocent done In
Atlanta and OF burning guilty Arkansas both OF
cent would better for both the whites should
more attention to Niagara Movements"
Shooting the innocent burning the guilty the
Incidental will these
spiritually
Shoong hangngs and burnngs solved the problem how
prevent criminal assaults females will
Because they strike only at the effect of treatment the
question. E.e*
They
gested to stop them is at best a tentative
Niagara Movements the main things consider because THEY
THE CAUSE and no evil can be permanently abated until the
or all the
since John Browns raid this recently
SArted at Harpers Ferry Ia the most menacing
AT this historic
bent on DEMANDING THE VERY THINGS that will EXTERN
ssance.
This gathering began proceedings
by cannonzing that rapscalon
enough stir resentment the the white
them, giving them knowledge OF John Brown.
The demand the unrestricted
would place with the
four Southern States ard OF counties cities
would be the signal for trouble swift and PLENTIFUL
will be by Inferior
preponderae In numbers
Next the list this
OF Booker Washington
No. these leaders,
We want full recognition equal citizens Of this republic
lowed will
English constable at Irish fair
Complete social equality the list
trouble the adopted
DO So Ra white wants to
BE DENIED the platform specially pre
pared for candidates for Kingdom Come
the Union, probably and in the Southern States SURELY
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-10-13

Nothing Movement date
marching No pocamaons have been issued
Although definitely stated the idea to gather force OF a
with banners waving to do
for COMPLETE RACE EQUALITY.
gathering has been advertised
advertisement nCaCuabe
giving equality ideas and putting notions In their heads
steal away their
Such gatherings should be scattered before the whereasng ere
solving time
This would trouble the South
than the III considered frequently and ALWAYS DEMORANG
Verdicts of Judge Lynch.
Squechng the
less acts of white which so lately dgaced Atlanta and which have
brought eproach other cities above and below the line
Messrs Mason and Dixon including Springfield Ohio
character DOES NOT APPEAR
them like know other things been with oh
served and studied from boyhood
The Is totally lacking In capacity originate
e ne seldom resentment he naturally ractab and
obedience devotion
he Is an miaO by nature
Oped ' ~ 1880 ~
II ne contact with influences good
ecn MIN ne bad He started right in this country Brought while
wholly undeveoped mental state into daily association with
Oh soo conduct from his masters In the South
oVanage since his political condition
good fortune ~ ~ ~ os0i" p''p'' ~
He has had nd no h., ,, ,v ,horo
stay right. O. ' ~ ~ 40" ~" o'o' oA "
him right all the time ~ $40 ~ - S''' w '
s Is TO PREVENT HIM FROM THE WRONG IDEA ABOUT
ITO H. iASE IN me social and political country
,s BUS tn ne wrong dea from Niagara Movements"
Springfield riots will successors ~ ' GNU DA0 A w