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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-06-14

Gov. Elrod is not a bad fellow" and
he has made good executive, remarks
the Yankton Press and Dakotan, but he
was In bad company, Strange about
that, he was in the same company in
1906 that he was in 1904 1t was good
company then. Now If the P & ID
will examine its bearings little more
closely it with discover that perhaps
1t was some one besides Gov. Elrod who
changed companions since 1904 and
who in the language of the p & d got
into bad company Huronite.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-06-14

SOME wag has called attention to
The fact that the state conventions
this year were all held in close prox-
Unity to some public institution, -tbe
socialists at Sioux Falls near the peni-
tentiary, the democrats at Yankton
near the insane asylum and the pro-
hibitionists at Redtield near the asylum
for the feeble minded. The republicans
BET at Sioux Falls also, near the
Orphans Home.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-06-14
Observation.

An observant man In all his inter-
course with society and the world con-
stantly and unpercelved marks on ev-
cry person and thing the figure ex,
pressive of Its value and, therefore, on
meeting that person or thing, knows
instantly what kind and degree Of at
tention to give It This is to make
something of experimentation Foster
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-06-14

"Good weather for crops, eh2s
chirped the traveller, one OF your super.
iicial optimists.
The farmer shook his head sadly.
ION the contrary" he replied.
"Now
"As a matter OF fact, the crops are
suffering"
ION account Of the weather?"
"On account Of the weather"
bright sunshine, following copious
showers, do crops suffer In such wealth.
err"
Naturally, crops are bound to suffer
in any weather which makes fish bite
If these conditions continue, we sha'n't
raise much this year"
And the farmer shook his head again
and sighed heaviIy.-Puck.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-06-14

ments than these insurgent ard stal.
wart delegations never mingled to-
gether as body. They will mix just
like oil and water, being fully as cohe.
sive. A machine delegate from this
county left the convention ia disgust,
coming home ahead of the rest OF the
boys, remarked that 'the id pops
are there, whiskers and all. "-Aberdeen
Democrat.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-06-14

81 wish to submit lyric, SIR" said
the timid young man. MY friends say
it's beauty sings itself"
'Humphr' said the cold hearted edi-
for. I'VE couldn't use poem like that.
We want one that, once printed, win
remain perfectly quiet and not keep
our readers awake by singing itself at
all t1mes."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-06-14

The most remarkable thing about
the recent republican state convention
was the appearance among the deleRa-
tions of large number OF the old time
populist leaders 10 this state. It was
easy TO see that they made up very
largely the fighting forces of the new
element now controlling the republican
party. Once popnlist always an In
surgent. Two more incongruous ele-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-06-14
Just q compromise.
NO. 35

Ju@e COunpf0mfees ~
She was hardly more than a girl
and when she came into the dining
room sobbing as though her heart
would break her big, manly husband
caught her in his arms and kissed
away the tears.
"Wihat Is 1t, pet?' he asked.
"Why- why" she sobbed, '.you re-
member before our marriage you-you
said ron wanted to be a vegetarian
and eat your vegetables raw and I
objected2''
''Yes, dear"
''Well-weli, am willing to compro.
miae'
Compromise? How, dear?''
'Why, those cooked today are
half raw. You-you won't abject 70
that, will your Chicago Daily News.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-06-14

That the insurgent wing had ad-
vanced far along democratic lines is
evidenced by the platform. For a re-
publican convention that declares for
tariff reform, for statewide primary,
and the election OF United States sena-
tors by direct vote OF the people GER
tainly means that the party has be-
come progressive. ~ Vermiliion Plain
Talk.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-06-14

The causes for IL are many, but the
principal one is that the machine over
played Its hand and mistook the de.
gree to which the electors of the state
would stand for its management.
There was not little criticism over
the swing OF things prior to the as.
sembly of the last legislature, but the
principal howl came from lot OF sore
head politicians.in whom the rank and
file Of the republican party took but
little interest and the democrats and
independent voters even less. But
when the legislature, at the behest of
the machine, deliberately turned down
a legal petition of 5000 electors for a
primary law, the people, regardless OF
party, protested-and have been doing
80 every since. The last straw was
the effort to shelve Senator Gamble
and elevate Congressman Martin oyer
his head. II the highhanded course
with reference to the primary law was
bad, the Gamble business was even
worse. 1t was not only poor politics
but of the most rotten kind. To think
OF giving Elrod second term and
turning down Gamble was enough to
make the average Republican 60 out
behind the barn and swear.
Wlthal, the insurgents have had the
assistance of the democrats, and were
1t not for the fact that many connected
with the ipsurgent movement are noto-
rious grafters, soreheads and men
whom one couldn't trust as far as you
can throw bull by the tail, there
would not have been enough left of the
machine To make holiday. " was
the personnel of such, however highly
Crawford and Gamble might be es-
teemed, that prevented many from
taking an active rart In the undoing OF
the machine. --Ksmbau Graphic
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Att N ovel Tran,sact ton.

& Messrs. Green ana Reid propose to throw
5AilItue spirit ard excitement into tho
i,IiidAnmfner dulHess ~ "a big auction sale.
To be held on Wednesday afternoon next.
The property they viii sell Is advertised
IN Y another column. It ~ situated on
the nor thwest corner Of Park Avenue and
Allison Street, being Nos. 1900. 22o2, 1904
I22Os. 22Os ana 221O Park Avenue. These
houses arc built OF white brick. and are
Said to be possibly the best planned
houses In Ees District, and constructed
OF the best material that money can buy
M Mr.. George w. Lambert, the well
known contractor and builde Or, Visited q
Enumb 8of tho larger Northern cities In
search Tot som ething new and attractive
|; IN the building lihe before drawing the
plans for these houses. and tho consensus
OF opinion iB that he succeeded. s88
These beautiful houses have WIDE deep
porches on ell three floors. and are as
sbright>and airy as possible and htlye many
Tea ttires OF comfort and convenience not
found In the ordinarily planned house.
Mr.. Lam bert, having notified his agents
to dispose Of all these houses at the same
time, and for the high dollar, Messrs.
| Green and Redd have hit on "a novel plan
3by,which to turn them into casf, 81
III IN order that they m az have IA big
crowd and; to make sire that every house
will sell. since the own r has notified t1
them to knock them out to tho highest
bidder without any reserve whatsoever.
they have decided to make the terms Of
the sale unusually liberal. only one tenth
of the purchase price being asked as q
cash payment and tho s+balancb Just ike
rent. This, they think will enable any
5one o. ost mo derate means to own ono,
sot these houses, s ana not be cramped
at ali blythe long time given for pay;
~. M t1,rNh ~
little excitement they viii distribute among
the crowd the sum OF $500 cash to those
4 persons mnlrng tho NJ closest estimates
on the price paid for x each house.
4 IA first prize of $l5 Will be paid to TINT
person ii making the closest estimate on;
each Of the ak houses, and q second.
prize 4 Of so to the person making tho.
next nearest estimate Y Oh the price OF
each house, and q grand prize ot 80 to be
estimate on tho total sum that all six
!. In other words there viii he thirteen
prizes given, Of which the person Of
best Judgment chi, receive sever, hereby
giving TO this lucky person the neat sun,
OF one hundred and forty dollars Tor hts
or her evening work IN case sc g q Ties
tho prize Will be div1ded /,
There is only one condl ton ne essarY
III the CONTEXT and Afessrs. Green & Hedd
wish to call particular attention TO 1t.
All estimates must be IN writing and
must DO sent TO their once not later
than 8 p M. tuesday, 10 that they may
be properly audi t4d B ana printed slips for
this purpose may be had at their offlce,i
although any paper Will do. No estimates
will be received on the grounds, rs u t
wilt be impossible to receive bids on the
/ property, and estimates at one and the
same time. rs 81 II
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pnY GOODS 3 MARKET.

NEW YORK, August II, During the week g \
glowing predictions as 70 prospects q tall
trade Induiged in by Waiting buyers 81 dry
goods hays sns ars. and arh6e H.
Week Oh beauhed fabrics Under well known
tickets, and there was difficulty In Getting
enough coarse and medium cotton to take
care Of current wants, - Il.
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NAvAI, aTnRrs

WILMINGTON. N. q August 1l.--spIHIT e
Sar
Srnde Tulpontine- Firm 1T soG4 ~; rsesipts.
sAVANNAH, GA. August II lit TapIs N
TIN rEl at 800, sales t5o casks; ressp !I,s
SALES, j. $40 uarreis; receipts, a0fs harrelsi ship
Iments sls6 barrels stocks ss,7n barrels.
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Il. IS. refundins PSI re sistered
II. B. refundlnE ~. coupon
". ss reElstered ......
u. e coupon -.
u. S. old 81, 49,
u. 81. Old Is. coupon
". Is. New Is. registered ..s.-.. ;....
u 81 New 4s. coupon .ss.s....',..
American Tobacco
American Tobacco ......'...
AtohiHoh general ...s'..-
Atchiaon adjustment 4s.....,........ ..1....i
Atlantic Coas; Idnc .s.,..,...;
baltimore and Ohio 49,. J. 8. -.
Baltimore and Ohio ~ s...... .....'....j..
brooklyn Rapid Transit chliv. - ". ~. =
Central OF Georgia 6s..... ..-....s..-..,..
.Cehtrnl OF Georgia lst Inc.
Central OF Georgia % lnc...,..
Central of Georgia 50 Inc. ....s...t..3
Chesapeake and Ohio ......,,..
Chicago and Alton ..,t..
Chicago b.. and Quincy new ls.;.....,...
Chicago, r. /. and Pacific h. r 4s......,,
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"A t,ona II = 81, Of Mexico con. As BIN
lNan,NYnr,t sc.entral gen. 81 (. 93M
eIssy cIs q io3
sNorehs,, n, pnrtnc "a MIG M I. m . !. 4 76t
Nortni e rSest eri, ann " "A lDOsi
oregon Short Line refundlns q
f, s,i1 FL naneraJ "a . g94
CO. ~, = ~, nm Mounia In fcof1 114Gi
ST. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s...... sssh
Il a;n IN = ine Ia . . 81
sso,,tSa.m 5ac Ia b. vs. ... \, 92 +
Gut harn pociac la a. b certi1cate s IS
South ern3 IA ti,yavS "a . . . . ZIG =
Texa and Pacific lsts /, q 1lsH
;1 eMan e 81 md wester Il fcfte red) . 50
I,Int 30 81, Il, r. Il IL SCI 1boA
fInited states Steal I'd IS . J. 1. ss4i
Wabash q.
Wabash Deb. ~
1yhesltnr ma Lake Ilrie 4s.,,,...,...... ssfs
Wisconsin Central -
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NEW " r,f1. August Il. ID 9Ey gs-Re ceipts.
do EXPORTS, 100 cattle md 1000 quarters OF
bsef. Recepts, a head Market ae g y
civ dressed veals steady al 9Dl3nc per pound.
sheep and r. e heaaai shse oss
head, a Feeling nominally lower. * g
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both on Liverpool cables which were better
than expected, ahd on q generally loosen LOT
however however faited 10 Hatsriaiise. and prices soon
lost their early gain TN tacs that AH y vs.
mon III caused talk that spote wore not likely
Id FOLLOW closely the decline ct tho. future
market. Although bulls looked for tot weather 81
August crop reports ware good and the tone
OF Tho market was bearish. The closo was was
Cotton futures closed steady as follo% n az
gust eos; septe TENDER, a,sl: October Egg N *.
February, H.63. Ma rch 9,9t II
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cows, hapao.; bulls 2Dsc. Fresh COWS an and
calves FSSa45:e0 per head. Veal Sal l,e bEsfg
ID Y rood, 6RsI5c.; common. s14o. hogs. SO
SID, sows and stays, n GOO. Il
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,A I, MARKET.
PEANUT MARKET:

~ tRenorted f ~ Aodse saN Maesb. . ce,2
p F .riSfsls YAs AuEpst ll..-P EANUTs-,-
armat na0 {ssoek ~ i!fn !snay
stock; machine picked, IL az ~. II KS
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS,

3 Chicago, r. I. and Pac r. II, COL 81 % 4
4 CT c. g. and ST. Louis gen.. 4si 1Vl VI
Colombo iS 1ndustrta Cs serlca A. I. y
colorado Industrial IS, series B 7+h
{ sonrado9 Midland a. y. II e.
Colorado and southern a. \. z. s1A
Ss,hn : sa =. Z. 1G6 g
Denver and Rio drande 49,. y. |. sgh
/. MA = nrinr Lien
Erie q sherai Is \. !. :. so1
~ inv iait . y. \. !, +. 1O6 81
t 1H:n =. ivy t.'! . ~ 100 ~
lana "a ri , series :. 1914
fanan "a certificate s 3. &. S7A
yana 4,!a tteriin "a series 9l7s
a,'jst,yiia * Al Mash tnHcd "A 1O1 II
Hnnhsttan 'cnnsoi- gold AT :. 1Ol
sssss s; 4 !:
7 Missnuri Kansas and Texas is...........:. s9R
( missouri Kansas and Texas sds.......... S7
Mobile and Ohio Collateral Trust - t's:s' 20 #
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q 5if5. BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE MD. August j. --sea board AIR
Line, common and preferred--No ihlng doing. s4
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/ CATTLE MARKETS.

f32 CHICAGO, August I'LL OGs RE elpts, 10,
oo0 head: market SGoo. Mixed l; esa3n a n
ro,ish. heavy S, ioa5 90 light, IS ioFs. ib pigs.
S. iemb. So; bulk Of sAles q, tod p5e5 Sheep
f2ecefpts 1900 head Market steady. sheer,
y. sods. 8; yearllnss VI g Hands. st0Vg
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COTTON .)t][ MARKET.

NEW YORK August Il. "A tier an opening
cables and $uifavorable weather reports from
n the South ana frmness Of holders ot spit
cotton with exporters said 70 be tlnding ~
fof contracts seemed to- come from or smalle s
prices saEged on slightly after the opening
With the market during, the middle !, q tho
morning about points higher, TRAILING was
- Recepa at tho ports TO- day were 4, so3 bales
AGAINST s,sli last week and .. 2s7 last yea s.
week and 81, $50 last year. To,days receipts
snt New Orleans. as bales against .ha1 last
3year, and at Houston, 2.6l7 balea against 800 7
In
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cotton Futures eloaed steady Prices ranged

Cotton steady; middllnE, 100 gross receipts.
All baloa; salos, 80 bales; stock. o., 9)a pa'es'
etR @a, Z To-day at ali poriset receipts. ssvs
nr .saH sa ibssio
: Consolidated 1t nil ports-Nnt receipts, 3, ivy
halesi export to Great lariain, s,tei bales 70
Tota, sinre september list at all ports--Ne let
receipts 7o5 bales esp9s 70 Great hrita1n
ssss259 balcs 70 France III bales; - othe s
baiesI to Mexico. 27es hales'
y NEW ORLEANS, August I1.--co 1sroMs1,Spot
cottor, closed uuiat ana unchanged; rnlddling.
10 b.lSo. ); sales iGO bales on tho spot Futures
onened steady ana sD1o points net higher
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nj 1t9k 5f q Y .5;5 ~ \. .f5,'t . 4 "
(, STATE SECURITIES. Bld.2Ask ~ !.
North carolina 8. q. lsi9 i ios
Va as to1a 81 sne l and r. 81
5iRAILROADs BONE Al 5SF85 ssf s2
4 Florida and southern Is. 1si5..... s5
STREET RAILWAY BON Oh i.
Norfolk stt Ily.8 iat5 e. lsl3.s...,.. 10 x
Nc rfolk ny. md Light @1at 6s... 90 100 III
Y sTREE1ra RAILWAY BTOCkS.3 " Par. 4.
Norfolk Railway and Iii ht Co. 10 slst ~
y A1LRoAD "A STOCKS Par. AZ Z
Atlanta and Charlotte. .......... 100 10 y
Atlantic Coast Line com l9Q s?
4 Chesapeake and Ohio. November s l0C 81
Norfolk and Western con-. t....lg9 u ...$
x r. N, r, and p. Div. Obi g........ 1M 2sy
NJ r. and r. y. C.. guar 10o SJ
r., r. and p. 6 p. g. guar. 100 Sn5
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS
Amer National icy III
First National 3. 3. 1. leo ieo
National Bank Fof Virgins 7. loD 13sls
Savings Bank OF Rlchmond....... ~ 90
State Bank 3of Virginia leg le5
Bank OF Richmond NV lO w lso
\ MISCELLANEOUS. ~ Il 81
Old Dominion $. q S. Co.t.......,.10 10y %
Va Ca C,harsS pfd. p.Nc......l 100 100 lpoA
Va. Car. c. Co. Col. TT s p. c..... 100
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MARINE. INTEIL1dIlNC11,

@ PORT or RICHMOND. AUG, H. 1906
E,, {T ARNlYEn. .3 4 X
s.eaSr sandon HafI9eY mHos
Steamer pocahontas, Graves, Norfolk ana
Janus Rjyer 1andinsS merohahdlss and pas
ssngers Virginia Navigation Company. 5
SAIIL1D. ii M t}3 x . Il 3
Steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk, nlerclan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line 81
poTe1s or WEST POINT. AUG, u. ioee.
stsamshln Charlotte, Murphy, baltimore pas.
sengers and general 9 n ri,
4 Hteamship Charlotte, Murphy, Baltimore. pass
sngors and general cargo. ii3S
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.BALTI NOR Mp Auaust II ,-F rs, Y !,
Firm; spot, b5956Ho.: sou thorn white corn.
6sILG6ol1c, Oats---steady: No. 9 mix ed i old
WsstHrtl. oo60lo Dnttef--st sadly ana SunchRng-
ID fancv lm,taton. y aaoc do. ~. oream nssy
sas c cIass Da1ektfiS
=, iiE 6tiEc. Sugar-e Steady and unchanged. \
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x sspaaa K. "a kers' . 81 sofi2 30. 5 No. g. spring
Wheat siu 7d87io. No. red. No. z corn
ye,HltS,w . shSses s w qaits
ii taFsgc. Mo- 2 rye. 500. Good feeding bar.
ey y choice mating z !. te9 q
snort ribs, sides toose) I, Vs. soQs 70 meas pork.
per barrel. 1851 lard. per lso Pounds; ss:Ss;
short clear sdes sosed. S,SsSiS
mav5o \ b,.shss: corn. S. $40 hush oat Is
sIosco bushels. Butter-MaIH steady cream.
nj marx, cases included, i4t1sc; hrsts te!tc !;
prir,u arsts 1904 extras. sohc, Cheese-F'lrm
~ ii ~ d. III l55 @ i48y3 @
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

4 NEW YORK, August II Fl uRZi1oW sNot
81 H! RUS ~ p ssis. pssa|s II:
ss 3!
e,s|ss; q
,ssssoJ e e. Gs.
ssgsi, as
s Msatsssas$s xgek1 ses,.d sssa
I,l.S.ei rely STEADY Western prime tsf50
s.@; refi1ad s.eady; continent, 70 9 g so n
R {sy sSot sssf .a4sSi
trtSy;' 4Naslo hos!n-steady at toY4 /: tyr,
fy..ss Ssss
Iii domestic Melass sao,
steady New Orleans 9qssS e GIGiaIe s,1aGy,
f falr refining s%s sssIritusa . Test s.o.
sssst sssF !! |ss
and crushed, 800; nowderod. Is y, sIa a, Y
lated %, snbsss. y nutterMFlrin, ex ,ns
ehFP FsssRt. a nsfsssssE s"s
ehansed. cahhages- pul ana uhcha nxe,d,o po,
tp ana odssst.y noys PINE Zine
S nss yellow sne ' prlns nSIEs, f a. prime
MSsS I .sox. ASus. R,ys KS ssa
pared pssiH With Official atIstlas, was paftIy &.
local Wi rasrks Al tho closs wheat ~
September delivery was up No, Corn was w
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RICHMOND LIVE RTouK MARKET,
t8ales al Union Stock Ysrds)
olni,k,,nsd {. uIr1lak IL 1919.

rho .!ye stock s't peport Tor ths week ending
August 9th waa ~ follows' u, ..ea,..,,1 .
Bsst s'ssy az, y f f sl.1 tat4 tsr
* SsHo .. / Common 10 fait. sRapac, old poor
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ST0CKMARKE'
Was: E[ d ! !. B | a
Professional Raid on Reading.
Had Depressing. Influence
Oh the Entire List.
BANK STATEMENT WAS WEAK y g K
Confidence II Gold Movement.
from London to New York
Helped Toward Close. IL

tr3ys Associated press.l ST " &.
NEW YORK, August 1.-the market
was decidedly fevcfish during the Ssslhoft
/ session to-day and the net changes 9
tho day give no Il idea of The net WY III
THE fluctuations orr the largo vol titne q
the TRANSACTIONS. The opening one WA
4 heavy and tho drive ngainst Reading llad
Y son1c depressing Influences There was
& a f,oirientary pause IN the mn rkct hlso
q after acknowledgements of the weak bank
statement aEntn at tho very Inst. aftp
ii the most active buying of the day, there
\ was somc renewal Of rcnllzing,$ y q
y 1nade5the closing q tone Sirrcgu q W.; rllc
action 81 tho Readng stock suggested
4 provisional raid and " was snspcetel
Y that this was for the purpoAo OF enabling
IA large short intnrest to- cover. The re-
II cord Of tile dealings In Roadtns on tho
IL tapc showed very large Ind vldnal tram s.
Il actiona both on the decline and on the
recovery, which was complete.
a Atchison was thefonly tmportAn 1t stock
+ "a show ri ~ grcsuIye strength from the
\ OUTSET. The record yield Of winter
wheat promised ny tho government crop
report In the heavy corn yield promised
added plausibility to tile rnmors In cir
q culatlon OF nn&intended increase In the
dividend az this stock. y
44$ There wns very heavy absorp tiUrg 4
4 81, Patti and tire Hartman l'uciflcs q fter
~ Inc
The erectyof these large opera Ions n
the prices D (. the stocks DON led VIII
be seer, 10 be moderate. a decline OF!
4 over 81, 10000 III 4 the cash reservc OF no
banks was much larger than nnticip
4 or ,hnn can be accounted for by no
4 known movements Of money this week
q and the discrepancy In last week sta 4
s8n1ent which failed to reflect y he loss ~
e Dictated by the Rno wn tlOvcn1cn u OF sseY-
eral million dollars.
The surplus reserve which is rehu iced 10
q }sNi.5S compares With s12. SAG, 800
s No doubt Is felt II, view o & The banking
situation, d tthe rising rates Of money
and the movement Of cash towar ds the
llnterIor. TINT gold will be y vi hdra "a W
from London next week 10 r N aw 7 ork a q.
count The fidenca In his 8resnlt elped
u Is sustain to-dny's MARKET. EESt s3g
Total sales OF bonds pal value $62O, ooo. s
KS Total sales stocks. 3ss, 100
335 New YORK. d August il IN orlcy on
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q Tor OD-lnv bills, Poste rates; - s3Qfsi.sb,
Commercial 81 Ills, 81. 81 1-4G$4. 81 IA.
Bar silver. 6 ~ X sfiean dollars'
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