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COTTON = ETT[' = ],
b. MILLER 81 COMPANY
!IT1iIE ~ l.'lIliI -, TllIiIT 80 7
New York cotton fluotua-

Tho halt and rally OF the past two days
seem only to mark only a mile stone In tho
downward course OF the market, and so far
there Is no sign Of a turning In the lane,
Heavy proflt-taking by shorts WAS unable to
check the weakness, and new low records for
ali months were established on a basis Of 10
points lower than yesterdays close, and about
10 under the previous low records for the soa-
son, The crop accounts from the western
portion OF the belt are Wonderfully optlmstc.3
and IL half OF what la received could be pe-
l!eved, H. 600 900 bales won seem an easy pos
sbi!ty. III must be reinembered that sentiment
Is fed on lust such gossin as now cllculates,
and sentiment Is g Yttemendous factor IN the
rule of prices temporarily q least, ihs salne
a asss the early estimates Of ssssooo bales
s,445. 600 by tho southern cotton Association,
ent optimism, and accent estimates OF a Yield
beyond the posHtbllty sof The present aeraase
Leaving eu. q eenslaers.lon however The ths
IS eertanly fora supply lronsi darahly beyond
The requirements o. ths spinning World. A,
pffss ssa @
sumption, te return 10 q condition Of hsuntlfnl
prices such
Usually forces pEnas ,hs =. wv
sssSs iSsd 5 spsfS sss
a. sssess q
With little sisn of rsooyery ana and Ws ~
sS Missrpesi As due " come lower tho
ssIs. s'sssy i points
II Sou hern spots McsE loWQy, ~ lS5 q
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Il Richmond, Va, August il, 1903. E
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

(6alees AT union 6LOCk
ri hmond Z, Va, Al gust ID 1905 ~
August 9Th was as follows: s2s go !,
Best steers * &C. fai; 70 good 20
neea s*e ssss s'ssss s @
bull. fsfah 6 rs
ss ae se sS Rsi essa s.
% good 59sMe. common. 81 aic..;5 hogs. so
n. 90 head arket: Best strong to 1oc.s high
IS 75as rs: COWS g. $50 80; refers. * eo1b
bulls = calves ssg h6es
to prime, heavy. tls, 10: medium To- Z gooadd
good To choice. heavy. mixed. So9$, 90; pig
s{.sds shsse 81 hses
lamba, 1901. IS. 3 ~ .s
adg 5si. ,
na sii y sides. N is head yeals
$3.50: culls. AR46 Erassers $ 100 Sheep
a aho 1amhs. soas q culs, teas 20 Hogs
Receipts 5.ds3 head State and Pennsylya MA
hogs, HeoGe. Is. IS II s5 y Sas3 II "a
sa R1Iysh shs MARIE. nx sss,
market steady. Prime heapl es.5 =. *; me,
Se, sns
ssns ana rtsa mon lambs sasee
veal calves s7Gf7. Is. y5 fi3 II
iButchers' and shippers. ;s.l7lRas. ~; common,
s. l6dl6 90 81 Ca tle--steady. Fair to good ships
s ssss AZ ;s75a s1so@
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND sALB OFsTOGKS TN NEW YoRl
SALES.

7oo Atlantic Coast Limo, com.
$500 American elters, com.
%, 100 AmAis amated Copper 90.
500 Amer, Car and foundry !.
a 200 Amer. Car and Foun:, pld
200 American Cotton Oil...s..
200 American Tobacco, pfd.s !.
.AfnericansCa Can q. .t...sss...
American Can, pfd.....s....
1,6OO Amer. % % connective, come.
100 Amer, Loo tive, pfds...
Ri1 100 American Sugar ...... .....
1910 A. z, and 9. To, com 3 l. ".
1o,1OOS Hand Of OK. div .,....... |.
1880 Brooklyn Rapid Transit. !.
\ AGO Canadian Pacific .........
600 Chesapeake and I OhloEs...
iaf TOO Oh lca 70 Grea I Western.
22,5O Oh! cago, NIL. and st. Paul
10, 400 Colorado Fuel and lrof1...
/ 4, 400 Colorado South, cotn.....a
200 Colorado SouthD 1Ht pfd...
Colorado South, I'd pfd...
900 Clev. Gin, Chi. and st. Ii
2,10O Consolidated Gas ..........
100 Delaware and Iiudsofi.....
Del, Lack. ana Western
1910 Erie, com. ....s.....t
1000 Eric, lat pfd................
400 Urie, I'd pfd..................a..
2,300 General Electric .........
1, 100 Great Northern, pfd..,....
900 Illinois Central ............
400 Louisville and Nashville.
Manhattan .......g
Metro. Street RnilWny....
Z 200 Mexican Central .....s....s..y... Z.
s 8, 300 Mo-, Kan. and TEX, COM.
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s-pays In the Mountalns-5

Special train win leave edmond. via
Il. & O. Railway. at ~ noon THURSDAY.
August 18th, for Chaar!ottesYille. HOT
Springs White Sulphur and intermediate
sta tions. Tickets good returning on all
regular trains until Tuesday, August 21st
iinolusiye, Rates to stations, Charlottes-
vile to Alton. inclusive, $3.50 81 Basic to
stanton, inclusive. $500; Mount Elliott
to CLIFTON Forge inolusiye. $3.50, and
Coy,ngton to Hot SPRINGS and White Sui
,phur, inclusive, $500
The most attractive excursion OF the
season, Five days In thesvirginla moun-
.tains.,- V
Health, pleasure and reorsa tlon,
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Health, pleasure and recreation, #
SPECIAL ExcuRs / ONTO 1LANp OF
sky, AU UsT teTt III. 5000 Il.
'jet t,S9s SflE ROUND TRIP. IA 5i53 rs .sf i53t5

a Those desiring Pullma n accommoda lions
for trA above trip viii please notify
Southern Railway Office, No. a2o East
Main Street phone 466,9At once, The
special tickets for this attractive outing
will be on sale for al regular trains OF
ira ii, up ia August 26th, Don't fall to
avail yourself fof this rare opportunity
for visiting the glorious mountains OF
WESTERN North Carolina 4; $1,000 round
trip. q Wv 'pEl Y,,SSs IA
b 81 IN District Passenger Agent,
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4
". s. refundlnE %. registered.
u s. refunding 2s coupon
u. s.. ss. registered
Y. s. .. coupon...s
Old 10. registered
u. 8. Old 4s, cou pom
ii; s.. Now ID. COUPON
American Tobacco Is.
American Tobacco as
Atchson general 4s . SO.
iAtchson adjustment 4s..n.................{
Atlantic Coast Line observation-disclosures.
Baltimore and Ohio 4a......
Baltimore and Ohio AIS. =.
Central OF Georgia 80 !.
Central Of Georgia 1st Inc.
Central Of GeorgiaM Ing ~
Chesapeake and Ohio " ................
Chicago and Alton az .............l
Chicago, B.. and Quincy new 4s......
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MARINE I INTELIIGENC E. h

75E PORTFOF RICHMOND. AUG. =, d I96
ARR1YED,t 5:S Nj $S4 TILL 4
Steamer Berkeley.Ss 81 ely N orfolk. merchan-
Y Steamer Pocahoutas Graves W. Norfolk and
James River Observation-Disclosures and pas
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NEW, YORK PRODUCE MARKET,

NEW YORK August 16.-FLouR-DullE and
easter. Rye ur-steady, cornmeal-sat eaoy,
lRye-N Nominal. NJ X . -. :, !
asa sS s'i MsS
September pecembsr so&e !. d 81 Iona Z,
m, sss r, Rseemo'F
7 Zee Zee f-steady. Cut Lard
s ss1dGy S Sssfss 'isIes
iowsteady Rosln Firm Tprpepsins.FssE nni
RIO auiss No inyoios. 4 mild ,tea az
iCordova GA l9hc. Futurea STEADY uncnahss,u l
10 pcns lower suseIRea,w w. aa,iHst: m mar
iasses sugar. refined steady But
ter. hsgs and cheese--Flrm and uns;hanssd 4,
unchansed .e..dy; :jer.ey sweets
per hasket, $i,6SGr1.7 cabbaEes+Easyi Lomg
Island per l00, ssas:oQ. cottonsesd ol,n J. 9
iy steady with trade fair. Prime crude. : 9; q
prime While 1sc, I, prime winter yellow 4sc,
CHICAGO. August la,-,IAkee!!hoeed .ot3 2 free rec
movement OF wheat in tho Northwest IN the
near future eapsed Weakness to-day In II. the
S saA' de Mi Was OF SaAo Corn vas aoWn
Ofi0 "A toTa iVha r.
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Spanish Market Arm at i1.ao (.tock Limited
steady az a.. ~ g. for 1aneS
stock; d machine picked. n ~ 9aAo. :s5 !. IT.


5S DRY "a GODS MARKET. 5s
NEW YORK August 6:-Prices on Lonsdals
cambrcs were advanced Nc.s a yard In the dry
bleached H goods have follow ed the lead Of
the in loomh goods yes
very sea rec A IN the market. Jobbing houses
did IA large trade for the day Tho erchantts,
Association registry shows the advent q y 4tS
buyers thus far; as aga!nst s74 at same time
last year. Tho jobbing trade In dress goods
printed goods and lawn goods showed q ma
terial strengthening for t.le day
I'LL s5SS4 NAVAL STORES.
III Ra 1 Grim y at lSo. receipts 80
casks Rosin-N Nothing doing reeeip It's. SO bar
ssoo S1ss y. - easGes
is II {. Al a ugust Il. TURPEN-l
celpts, SIS barrels; shipments, 1,bss barrels
Rosin rm; sales 2, 363 barrels recel 2,sl2
barrels; hpments. stock, q te7 bar
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RICHMOND STOCK sfARKET,
Richmond, Va. August 10. 1905.
4 SALES At BOARD.

$tis SALES AT BOARD. NJ Is
q Virginia centuries-l,o 900 at a51s; y. ooo at
Virginia S Carolina Chemical Go. preterred---s
= v IT; carolina Chemical ?. Z. bonds.
+ 1910 at 11oi1 s W. 35
STATE SECURITIES. III II IN BID. Asked.
va. s. Old: G. snd r. 3, "a; 81 e.! s g
s n STREET RAILWAY BONDS. . tsg55 & IL
Norfolk Street ~ 4. g, 1sls ;ois 10 70 4:
NJ STREET RAILWAY STOCKS. u Pal. NJ Z. ID
Norfolk Railway and Light Co.....,. ID ~
4 RAILROAD g STOCKS Par. &
Chesapeake and Ohio; November 100 GIN 5S...lgs
Norfolk and Western com iS0 g
RI +. and p. p. c. 100 40
Southern Railway com. l0O 81
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS
American National. 100 1e7 $50 q
Breed ia ;ss
MISCELLANEOUS. t95
American n,srIean to osomotys psa l|S
Old Dominion s. S. Coz. y. 100 100 5s, s..
Va-car," chem, psd,s p. lc...,,,. 100 100 llo
Va. Car. G. Co. Coll Tr.# n. c..... l00A lQl
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III year, and Al Houston !, 81 bales asnins.


Spot cotton closed steady. % polnts lower;
5niddling uplands. 1920; middling gull. 70, s..
Sales, as bneA 9s 55issl 5s ,E2 Z.
Cotton. steady ddlins, 10. 10; gross receipts.
142 bales; aales 455 bales: stock. 81, tO8 bales;
export to the Contin tent. % bales u !, -,
s Total TO dny fnt all porte--Eet receipts 4.sia
bal en- /; export 10 Great Britain 1913 bales: TO
France, LIS bales; to Eths Continent, IS bales;
a Consoiidated at all ports-Net receipts. i. ssS
bales export to Great Britain. s. $50 bales Ito
France, l641 bales; to the Con- inent. ,ose
Total since September lat at ali ports-Net5
receipts. f7lh bales; export 70 Great
1st2,5a0 bales to France, "a. 76s bales to me
Continent z,6S7, Ill bales; 10 japan, 1ls.0lo
bales; TO Mexico. 2, 7S1 bales. ~
NEW ORLEANS: Angus. l6. coTToN-spot
cotton closed quiet AND easy and .l6c: lower.
Total sales los bAleA on the spot business
being very limited. though spots were d1lcult
i tures opened barely steady At decline Inc
OF 7ep1t points Although - reaction had been
quite freely predicted for to-day the opening
DECLINE continued throughout the session unIii
new low record price1 were made. ocs Ct 1es
and 5000 weather for the Sr rse
was steady at about the Lowest with prices
ogt1s points net lower t5Ssssi n ).
& Futures closed stead August. .; ss:s septem.
Der, s61; January. 9, o y February. $50; hfarch.
81 - ~
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RAILROADS
r [ |! J ;s::: !: 4,

r :: ;;s::':;
Srralns Lsavs e,lehmoftd S I'M
~ a. td-pally. Bvse es.9s
e.so "A. H.---pAily- lfain ~ TnfsseA
- " \. sys- la
- p. N--DNly.-berd ". S1NM
49, NooH--Wssi DASH-0yfd s0NsS ASfS4qssSa9
40 Il. N--Wssk Deya4.t3yfd ~ ~ llI
burg A6ooA naodSt =. t
s.@ =. H--RAlly--MalAg q. Thsoa y ~ ssvs
ss0 z. M.-Mssk Days
$50 2. M.-.Daiiy-B Byrd 81. ThsoaeA ssiS
~ r11! Z. Astiys IS. o ~ N
s''s :; I.-w.sS Byrd st Nv
~ PUN AcconnodAAo lion. y N i. ~ ~ Y
~ .--pally-B byrd 81 ThroNe s,Iss
uss ~ n.--Wssk DAys-.B BYRD ~ M
i B. y N.-pslI Main q rA,soaEs
I'D 1oeonsos s:t " pAys-Hlo1a "a
sSs aBB:IIll, 81 81 Hsssss
e ;59.p,a n --Daiiy- Main 81 ThrousA.
~ rSsl-Pullnan sleeping o. Parlof CAt4 ". H.
,an. aao9ye trains except traina arriving 49,
rnoao n ;eo week days. and local Acso
,o n,me ~ q arrival. ana departures ana con-
W ". ?. DUKE, 6. VI cuLp w. 3; TAIL1o2MissS
0sss' 70 Pfest. Gem L. 9upt.3 IrAi.Ss IL 10
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Is. BUYING I;,l'.] i SILVER 81
Government Will Require Large
Amount for Long Time.

(By Associated Press.) a
ssss$ WASHINGTON Angus n 5: Secretary
Shaw to. day purchased 80 900 ounces OF
silver, $3.50 fine, at Sc. o. cents per ounce.
lit Is the expected that the government
willSrequire from $4,000 to 100 900 ounces
of silver a week for an. ndehnite length
of time. $Ij. III 3S
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SO1uthert1R ailW q; y

I, . TRAINS LEAVE R1CEMOND.s u. D.
n. B.--1Followins schedule figures puelisnnea
o Tx as Information. and are not
tVO a.. NJ. nilyr.ocal for Y. Charl otts 49,
SGS1 n at Ksysyills fSr y
11:S0 .--Daily-Li --Bu net fullnenN ~
atlanta and B!rmlng ham.l New Orlee ~
abS $ Menph!s, Cha tanoogaI and all tho SouS4.
Through coach for Chase City, 56 Ox1oeass
!. W durham and Raleigh. nv llss r
,e3o r. M.-Ex. sunduy - Keysyille Ioca!
il'so ready ~
s's0 Elm 81 Ezeeps s',ndayNo isB.ls''ors3
,:ls sund 4 ky "
l45 Exc ut Sunday Local I stoA
West Pont.i Steamers call at Yorktowo
and Clay Bank & Mondays Is Wed nesdAyA.S
FL idays; at Gloucester Poln + Celenentet
s$s ~ ana Almonds TUESDAY Thursdays nasiss
TRXiNs ARRIVE :R1cHMoN p,
e:68 Az 10 p n From $nl the South
s:S5 z. M.-From Chariot alei gh. DufhaIn.
Chase CITY and Local Stat lions. I. i, ~.
BIS AZ Baltimore and sWesE
to:45 Am. No o; sis &. M No. 7s--Frol ron
West Point and Local ST lions.
is and No. 10 stop Qutntoh. Iunstaltss;
White House and Lester Manor. 5Sss
CT. DE- r 3Ss
a2o u. Main Ct. Rlchntond .xs-ssNsEE
H. B. SPENCER. N g. HI 1ARDWrCK.sSs
Gen. Mgr. IS Pass. Traf. Mgr:
$sSs wv. III TAYLoE,$ q P.I Az:
III Washington p.
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TWO TRAINS TO n \ N 6 n 6ll R0, VIA
Es q. a % JAMES r I'VE LIN e. sls
pullman eIeeper Sto Eynehhura, N atursl
Bridge Station and 81 lttonf Forge. -. a
u Chesapeake and Ohio train lea wing Rloh-
3n,ond at 5.l68 II, M. dan III except Sunday
Via James RIVER Line. aries through
sleeper, to I.ynphburg. Natural Bridge
1880 III Nj Natural fiFldgs; 40 z "A; M
ma 4 Clifton Forge q A.. Z AZ. 81 Returning,
81 eepar VII ID rsiYe Richmond S;4n "A, I.
daily except Sunday. 81 eepers open for
Snnoupa a Il $3.50 sl2s II IN
n Daily 10 In r chm ond Nor lynch
burg and tpfal Isr9 dge AN u. sQ3 An
with ylors car, w
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22d2Ic. do, d ladle, l701sc VI Eggs-Frm at 9oc
Cheese-Active and unchanged rs at 12912tfc-s
!sugar-Steady and unchanged.
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Calumet Dividend.

RUFF 5s 5l3 (By3 Associated Press.l issS
Y BOSTON, MASS. August II 5.-A quar-
terly dividend OF $40 per share was de-
clared to-day by the directors OF the
Calumet and Heclq Mining Company. .s
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RIchmond ana Petersburg. Electric Railway

a Car. leave corner Of Seventh ana Psr!y
Streets, Manohestsr every hour lon II. AoHt
fim|ted car. t:ts m NJ, daily. except sunday,s
N Car ,eave Petersburg. foot Ct syeseamoEs
Street, every hour from e;ss AZ =. ~ :ss &c
n Last car. II; p. NJ, Llmltoat ssr ~
NJ, daily, except Sunday =, !, !. : IN,
All cars from Patershurs WON
rrcnd cars
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

n Chcag o, Il r. I. and Pacific r.. r. 4s...... 70
s Chica 70 r. n and Pacific r. r. col. 81. 92E
@ c. c. a. and 81. Louis gen. 4s...... 3. 1O1M
VI Colorado Industrial So, series 975S
H Colorado Midland 72!s
Ciba 4 6 . :. " u. :. i. X
81 DenYer and Rio Grands ggia
"A Erie prior lien n.
l1rie General 4s.......... s0h
Hooking alley AS =. 1861
Jannr N az !. 4. =. y. :. 100 f
NJ japan g. I'd series i. 1915
III japan AZ I'm certinca tes lex nt.) ~. Il VIZ
" Japan a. cert feat e. q. 1914
n japan i1s ID 30 ries VI
n Louisville and Nashville Unined S4s........ 1ol
II Afanha ttan corsol gold 10l
n Mexican Central A
ii Mexican Central Lit mo. 1871
Mimi. and 81. Louis f&s.. 81 rs
n Missouri. Kansas and Texds Al. 1890. 1001s
II Afssouri, Kansas and Texas 2ds. e8ts
q Mobile and Ohio Collateral Trust 49,. sih
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-T7-7T'7 8
STEAM BOATS.
8FoR NEW ): YORK,

Via N,rht Line Steamers Except SATURDAY
maxine Connection In Norfolk with. Main LI.tns
3MssiEesh ana IA Ohio ~, at a. II and
mawinE conneetlon daily %sSoeps 4 Sunday ~ q.
NortT Tick stss s0s u, Main Street. Richmsn4
=. nsfsr e.. $40 u: Main Street. The Jsnef.$
IN. IMurphy ! Hotel. i5 81 tia Us \
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COTTON INIARKET.

n n BALTIMORE STOCK MARKI.7
~ BALTIMORE MD. August l5.--seaboard al
Line. common and preferred -Not thing doing,
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S;iel,aboard All Line Rail way.

Ssouthbound Trains Leave Richmond caliys
ESQ iA. M.-Local to Norllna. Ralstgh ChAf-s
a.ao p M. Through sleepers and Coaches At.
- ianta. BIrminR harn. Savannah. Jaokson'S
9 Viiie- and Florida pol nts,
n.ho ptMN Through Coaches and Sleepsrs eay.i
WV annah. Jacksonville, Atanta, DirHins haaAl
Na,. ahu TraIn Arrive Richmond Daily
! sno'A, NJ ass p. M, 80 P. y. $
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CHICAGO. August
movement OF wheat
near future caused
local wheat market.
ber delivery. was OF
No. Oats showed Z
were 2hdS 70 900. !
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pAL.T1MoRE. II August 4; flour.
e ssSs s sSHish;
WssteFn i0Sslp and spnoaaAtF
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

Y edmond. Va, gAugustZ Is, 1908. 2.
I, Tohacco--Dark Fired tReordered) Receipts
continue light, Market, steady but firm st
crate and market quiet but firm sun-Cured-
Receipts continue light and market fairly ac-
tive al 4 unchanged prices. ja# i{
Note-Much OF the tobacco arriving Ia in a
damaged condition. and such toba eco sells low.
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Cash QUOTATIONS. J
barely steady, No,
No. . red, 69nH7Mc,
yellow, 51t@s.lKo.
rye, $50. GOOD Eseal !,
choice mailing AGA
No, a n9r merit ~ ~. z,
lard, per lW, pounds
wines, S1,H ,bltters
ls092o. dairles y
@ss stFs; s ssssa e sS'sS'
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET,
{Hx. 81, SsesstSsa y craa'a'*-' 9ns. s''sa'
Y 1's'S PETERSBURG, Va, August ~. 1905
Recents lixht on account mOsi OF the. crop
batySinT Been = marketed shipping leaf lower
the Winter aHa sp,,sF months
The quotations are as tolloWa' !. I. =. !, 4.
Common lugs, ,,,,.,,.,,.,',,]s ,0 g3 ~
Good tx Xxx
Short leaf s'SUn KY
short %Eappsrs SS s ss
Fine :. IVY " ss''S
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~ Nh il &
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1s,-IAkelihood OF a free
In tho Northwest In tha
weakness to-day In the
AT the close the 6eptem-
h9Ac. Corn was down
loss of Nc. PROVISIONS
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No. : corn, 66,a o.;sNo. I
J. 8 white! slG35c, No, 8.
g barley 3 ss 9 !. 20 s saiEc e
3l,12. Short RIBS, sides
20 poek, per barrel $l7. 20;
ss..eih short clear sides
iWhiskey. hAsls Of b! Eh
Market 3irm creR mertes,
690c. Dggs'-Steady, at
9. srl 1@ass, 4 inlrss1Ss,is,llssh'0s' !.
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SPOT cotton closed steady. % points lower;
middIing upiands. 10. Iniddling gull. y, IS.
Sales, AS bales. Il, E2i III 7. TIT
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-01-12

December 80, 1908.
Resolution authorizing payment of December
salaries.
BY Alderman Mattson.
Resolved by the City Council OF the City of
Virginia that the city clerk be and is hereby
authorized to draw orders on the city treas
urer in payment of the following December
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Che City Council :.
Official Publication
>.ef PROCEEDINGS.

Council Chamber. Virginia, Minn.,
" December 80, 1865.
Adjourned regular meeting. ~ -
j., Council called to order by the President.
Roll cali. 49,. r - .Sl-% 81.
Observation-Disclosures Bush. Mattson. Wiggen,
George. Mr. President-5.
Acknowledgements Johnson-l. >..~ Il Z.
Reading minutes Of previous meeting.
Moved and supported that the minutes be
approved as read. @ .<z u ss*5 s* s.
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The following bills were referred to the Fl.
nance COMMITTEES: .5 .s-Hs. +. .|z-, ~
Henry Hughes & Co. ........ II II
J. Mesberg *. 70 q
DR.. John H. Grove -. u q
F. i. johnson -. :. 5ss q
Sodergren's Drug Store. ). 3 &
Donaner 4 Co. 8. !. 80 q
Mesaba Telephone Co. J. -. 81
W. T. Bailey Lumber 90. -. I. 81. s q
Jacob rJohnspu I. :. s
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from Range Points.


d. A. Stroll, a Hibbing coal deal
er, is reported to have gone wrong,
leaving some $1,000 Indebtedness be-
hind as he started for, a warmer
cline. The gambling table is
given as the cause of his, downfall.
The city of Eveleth anticipates a
coal famine, and advertises for 400
cords of wood to be delivered at the
city pumping station.
Jacob kaminen, secretary of the
National Finnish Temperance
Society, proposes crusade at Me-
saba points against the liquor
traffic.
Eveleth aspires to free delivery
system, but the Star fears the nee
essary business of $4,000 for the
fisca! year ending in March will not
be reached. 1t is stated that the
business of the office will easily
exceed $1,000, however.
School District No. 81, embracing
French township north of Hibbing,
will hold a special election on the
18th to vote on proposition to
bond for $3.50 for the building of a
school house.
Telephone connections between
the city of Eveleth and the city
pumping station at St. Mary's Lake
have been established this week,
thus insuring more prompt service
in case of fire in our neighboring
city.
Colvin & Robb erect a small saw
mill at Bassett, on the line of the D.
& l. R., which will be ready for bust.
ness the coming spring. The firm
banks large amount of timber in
Bassett Lake this winter, and their
new mill will furnish employment
to 30 men during the season.
The boiler for the village pump
house at Chisholm is being set this
week, and it will be but short time
now until the plant is in shape tor
a more satisfactory service.
The "Old Settlers" of Grand Rapids
arrange for an Old Settlers Dance
on the evening of February 18th, at
which no modern dances Or rag
time music will be tolerated.
Square" dances will prevail, with
all occasional schottische and Vir-
ginia reel.
Leo Shapiro has been elected
cashier of the Miners National
Bank of Eveleth. Mr.. Shapiro ~;s a
young man who but recently at.
tanned his majority, and has worked
up to his present position from
messenger boy in the institution.
\ committee from the Eveleth
Commercial Club interviews the
business men OF our neighborine
city on the paving proposition
and meet with much encourage
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde +. Bender, OF
Sparta, left yesterday for an extend.
ed southern trip, intending a visit
to the Isle of Pines before their re-
turn. Many range residents have
holdings on this island. which is
pictured as most productive.
James Carey, an expert account
ant, has been employed to make
an examina ton of the city books al
Eveleth.
q. II. Thompson, of Hibbing
superintendent of the Drake &
Stratton company, says that if this
kind of weather keeps mp his com
pany will keep it's crews of mine
shippers, and other crews that are
engaged on railroad work, active
right through till spring. The com
pany now has 900 men on its pay
roll. A cold snap of few
days will not be considered suffi
Gent provocation to quit opera
tons at any of the several contracts
for the winter. There is little fros
in the ground any where in Thu
section. Mr.. Thompson says tina
soft coal is scarce, but that thus ia
account.
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GREAT PRO SPERITY
Means large Consumption and High Prices.
During Prosperous Times We Always Have High
Priced Wheat, Provisions are In Good Demand and
MUCH HIGHER PRICES PREDICTED FOR FLAX


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