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4 TRADE RAJ 5, CONDITIONS.
Confidence Increasing as Crops
Approach Maturity
Z, 81 fBy Associated Prexs.)

ysi8st 1851 ss tBy Associated Pres2 ~.
NEW 40 RK, August l7.--Isra dstreets
tomorrow will say e h \. MI Z
8 Conf ldence increases MS gcr ops.s PROF lsing
large IL not record yields in nearly az
instances, approach maturity and bling
Operations: demand from first hands ana
orders from manufacturers broaden as
tina month, advances. Dlstributton Of dry
goods. particularly OF cotton fabrics. has
been on 4 a large scale at firm or adj
vancinR prices, and other wearing ap-
rarel, building material, iron and steel.
agricultural implements. hardware and
raw wool have been moved freely. Prices
have been notably strong except for new
CROP cereals and for cotton, which feels
tho Influence of large present or pros
peotiye crops. Selling by farmers Of new 1t7
wheat has been ohe ked by the lowest
prices paid for four years past, Ra way
operations continue immensely pto 4 PIE,
4 as shown BY increased div dends an.
nounced by leading Pacific railroads and
BY reports for the month Of July point;
I'M. to a gain OF II per cent. In gross re-
ceipta over year ago, with gains vide
spread In all sections, Iron prices ST. ffens
and the fears OF a runaway market ms
crease. There la even evidence Of irn-
nroyement In Western bltnmlnous coal;
hitherto In unsa tlsfaotory cond ltlon,I Cons
I nia ints OF scarcity OF labor "a fecting out
nit come from every section a OF the
j country. IA Collections are rather better
4 on the whole. though complaint is made
4 that they do not increase relatively az
fast as does the volume OF business sl ne trans
acted, 6, Il. :, 3, y. /, ".
FOL the week ending August 18th number :
t1sy against 1877 last week,
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DELEGATES FROM ALASKA
Miners Candid dates Carried Nome
8 Country lectiorlS Conced ed !. n

SEATTLE. WASH, Angus t 17.-Ca e
and yVaske$ the cand dates OF the miners
OF Alaska, has carried the N omet country,
known as the second judi clal dis trict, by
hand some pluralit les. Their election Eis
now conceded by all a 81 eclal dispat ehes
to: the Post elllgencer give the foil
Ing results Il in all precinct h card d from,
including the Tanana, count ~ " N ONE Sarld
the Seward Peninsula, deg, Sitka,
juneau and Skagwa &. 81;
" Long term Tliomas SSSs Gale (n,inera'),
a. Short term as key (mtners) |, 4, S42;;
ID. D, Murane tRepihl lean? oo2;; ex- Coy.
sswireford Demoorat) /, 1 ,1s77 n Jud gei Mel
len (Democrat) Z Sol. Gale FRIED juneau,
as did swinaford y! Isl q
The fret election for 4 the Il delesates to
Congress from the district OF Alaska as
passed OF quietly, the dispat chesS record y
Ing few cases OF disturbances and no,ia
81 fraud at the polls z he miners have
given emphatic expression 4 as to their
choice, as Gale and yyas key. were placed
in the field nj ter the two leading politi.
cal parties had decided to be repre- sented,
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virginia tbak lots, g g g.; g
4 4, CATTLE. ia, MARKETS.

CHICAGO, nv August W IL CATTLE eceipts,
g 500 head III Market st eady Common to prime
Steers .754 as . heiters. y y; bulls ssg
40 calves stockeIs and feeders g sess
e5 HoesReeeipts .oo0 head; Marke st j, ~ Y
so: medium 10 good. heasy. s6as y; butchers
soos seoleH
isteady Sheep. yenrllngs ssslS. g
lembs. tS9136.$
NEW YORK. ADJUST EvEs-Rec.s s pts,,
SEQ Der 100 pounds :s Texas stockers.. c, g. a5
oxen g. 90 bulls. So 7o1s % COVE 81 s,s @
tail ends. 75e; choice COWS ana y:
;sides. = Calves Recsi pts, ii head: yeals. so
S.76: fed calves Sheep and Lam BIKE
ceipts as s. 2s0 head. & oCnrnon 70 prime sheep.
Ssas. y cults and bucks ordina eC
IA a BRINE lambs III 2t54. q; ont 59bo:
.Eeeli nrms 70. &c. hi cher.
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PR|NTERSREfUSE
T|'.0| H: |: ! ! 4 /. !
Will Go Into Politics, but mot
as 'Tail6 to Any Warts 5s5
\ Kite" II
De cLA s'TRlK IS WON.
Assessment SsRe dttced#to 8 Per
Cent. 81 y Expenses
N ii5i Jp ~ p ate N I3
!, ], I, /. n \ pre.s,y7

IN W. S5 I'M ASSOC tied Ffeas
3Sl coLo RADIO Y sPR IN 10, Oh August
i7.-What for d time had the appearance
sof III dnngerous storm cloud over the pro-
ceedlngs OF the Internal ional5 q pogrnphi-
cal a Union was Il dlspelled osdayi by an
agreement among the dele ,,ponia
compromise substitute for the resolution
endorsing and fconimending w liam r !.
Hearst. a. VI 3S j5S$
|,$4 Tho Hearst resolution was offered y by
Delegate Roberts, OF Washingt ton, and
commended the New York Cong ressr1an
for his efforts and acfievenier It's in behalf
OF organized labor. II
Opposition to the resolution was head
ed BY Delegate 81 NJ Culloch Il of Omaha
who declared the measure q pollt teal one
and announced his Sunswe Ing opposition
TO making the Internal iohal sTypograph i-S
cal Union a tall to any man s political
kite. S ts g
The compromise substitute which It was!
agreed to offer during the session to- day.
and which was expected to pass without
ngnght, comn,eflds all editors who d have
exerted themselves $ In behalf OF union
labor, making Incidental mention OF the
fight conducted by Mr.. H ear it, wi tn spe-s
Icifc mention Of the Log Ang les (Cal.)
field. ,s3 s5 i, 81
N The report 81 #tlia Committee on POLL.
tics, which recommend that printers Join
with all other branches 81 organized labor
In supporting the men and poll teal orr
ganizations that have " infested XII ~
friendship for labor and al favorable at
titude toward legislation that y Z q sked.
was received BY the del egates with en- y
thusiasm. $ sS "a I3 85 YEA
$s with the declaration q that the n fight
for the q eight hour day istffas good & as
won, n the convent lion voted $to educe& the
strike assessment y from n 10 rs Ter cen tt to-
8 Sper cen ii Of tn . Wag es Of the en- ployed
printers s8S At this time IS. 900 M mem berss
ARE working eight hours, 2, 1855 are under
IaFnine-ho contract and 8, 700 are sSonI
The expense 4 OF I the strike to late has
been 81 approx mat ely w 81 600 0oo. All o.
which With the exception Of "a, no has
been con tributed by m enbers working
under undlsturbedsi condi tons. was
decided to-day that the sum Il al lowed
members Il on y the strtke-roll be not In
excess of 81 Ia eek for sin leS men and
SO for married men. S
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N|[|:.G|:iRI.O.2.sH00T|.s'iSD0|W|||I|N|
DRUAkEhl!I'W!|.HF!IlTl|:!E: man A |
Singular Indif erence Of the
Authorities liz king
Arrest. III
(By. $500 aIted PRESS

!. NJ $Au gust III ames s
Perry, col oNed NJ shot NJ hree 4s times and
Killed 6 Badly Perry white, at Raynor,
in Franklin county, a lat eaye terday after.
4 noon. a The homicide occurred near TIM :lrr
berlake's store. The facts, as n ear a.
! can ca Me gathered, are these: 5s
The negro had charge e dog which ''l e.t.
the White man wanted 4, but which the
negro did mot wish Ito q give wi thou vt Z
being sure Eas TO thes n ght par s5 PIN
Badly Perry, "a Z Ii saia, viii y under the tn
Influence sof liquor yent to the house #of
the negro IN HIS absenc CO ate The dog
i and Il cursed around consld crab yss In the
pr essence Of forwards ,il
going on towards. Tlmberlak Is Store
About 800 yards from the negro +. house.
/ Badly Perry was Ia liking wit ties ties
about wanting to see James p when
James Perry was seen approaching, and
BaldY turned around Ii to go and meet
him. When whiting a. few feet of each
ether the me- gro V began firing, and put
three bullets In the White ma NJ killing
( him instantly. 81
sS No attempt what ever to S arrest the
negro was made by the bystanders nor
has he been apprehended since, though
news Of the homicide was sent to officers
4 last nights ls# s$ssSsi
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* NEW YORK, August I II, The cotton market
was very weak and unsettled again; to-day with
prices making new low Ise3rds y. ssas;OIn
pf 1924 points. Sales were stlmated at $50 0oo
Il 66Rl0 points under very disappointing cables
md d hard drive ~ local bear. There 4, sa :
i renewal OF demand ut the dcciine &throug ~
some big wire houses wi lyestern connection.
md this rallie the market. With the assst.
Sids Of yesterday during tho early morning,
Inc low point IN the at.ernoon under g r..
the supporting orders 5of tho earl sesslon,
showing q deterioration In 1.-The condition OF
the crop Of less than one per cent, since the
lnd OF last month was one OF the factorssdu
lng tho afternoon and helped - % send Angus.
p1raeticai' the low point Of the session. Wealth.
s e REPORTS we're consld cred favorable. South
ernf slot markets were -l8Q No. lower. and Tho
South Sou ipy va. selierhere during ne late trading
Receipts OF cotton at the ports to-day were
s.osl bales. against 1908 last week and s4l5
The X sso na!ea aEaan q
Orleans 7 i hsles Z, ,azainst W
last year, and at ttouStoH, 4osS pAles d8alAst
! b29 bales last year. M l5i n
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MEET AT NORFOLK,
The International Convention of
Electricians Coming Here, "a

N ll7I7 az DIV Asshcla ted 4'reSs, W 80 - .
X NEW HAVEN, CON \; Auglsta l7,--The
jElectrieans to-day voted to meet at
4 Q oftloers were elected aa follows, Pres
dent 81, n, G, IN Ohearn. n OF Cambridge.
Mass Vice. Presidents -Jalnes W Grant,
New Haven, Clarence r. George, Houston,
Texas; John berry, india annapolis; w. II.
tBradt Troy, n n. L Y vi II; Secretary, Frank z,
Foster, Corning, N, Il, Treasure CT ID.
Diehl Harrisburg executive comm!ttee-
Norfolk, Va,, william Crane. Erie, Pa,
Jerry Murphy, Cleveland; illlann Petty.
R,,th erford, N. II I; IT, ~ a lnlon.g st,
louis; s "A. n, Hatch, Detroit. w. II,
Thompson, Richmond, n Va, and q. Fl Mo-
pona ID h Ottawa, SIIs3 \ N -
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.OFFl.lA!lA
SAFEST
rEiW ~ tI11EDf.I


e,s0o Atlantic CohFt Line, com.
5000 American Shelters, com.
i0s', 700 Amnlgamated copper 4.
NOV, Amer car and foundry.
Amor Car and TO IN. pfd
Americnt1& Cotton OIL ......
900 tAfnerican4Tqb pfd
3jS Y Am rlciif1 Can ~ ~.
800 American Can pfd
h y, TOO Amor. Locomotive. CON s..
y N Amer. !, cot1ptlveJ pfd 4. !.
800 American BIgnrSs.,...i. t..
z. 200 a 7. and 6. re, cotr,
y 400 "A, r and / 8 re. pfd.. I. 3
10, 100 Bh1 fillmore and Oiiio... !.
Il, 900 Brooklyn Rapid sTfhnsit...
4 1000 Canadian Pacl flc II.
ssb, TOO Chesapeake and Chioa...l.,
q 2. 900 c hicag 80 4 q reat Western. Z.
II, 800 C lea b, M ] |. and 8 I'6lil,
l22, 400 Colorado Fuel ana from.
q 100 Colorado il Sotith.,scom .....,
" 4; ColorhdO South. 1st MD y.
Clcv.,. Gin, +Cf i.Innd st. Il
LOO Consolidated Gas Il. az.
400 1Jela ware and Hudson. &.
4 V, Del. LACK. and Western. i
2,709 Erie Fl 60 m i. q. \. !. 4. (. s.
800 Drie, Is b pfd.y ex. dives
y 100 Urie, I'd I'd i. 4. 4. /. . \. /.
II 800 General Electric ~. &. I !. !.
400 Great Northern, pfd !. !. #
900 Illinois Central & 4, 4. n. Z, I. "a
s1o, 4W Louisville and Nashville I.
400 Manhattan & \. I. 4. B. !. (.
Y VT ~ M trO. Street m ilwa '.
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/ Bank clearingi''ss

BY AAsnGi "a Press. u I, . I. n.
NEW York "a gust Y. r3Tot bank
clear ngs. ,tss, sis as outside New fosH
Richn,oti IS, 0aS, 500 Increase. So. 81
Saya fnah IS, s72, $50 Increase, 20 o. I'M
atlanta. rs, 10, 4s36 !; increase 81 '.sS B
\ Norfolk, tsOSs, sol increase, rs M
Augusta, yS1e. 6s9, decrease, SLs X.
81 aharlestpn, SsSa, ss8a, decrease, So
IA Il Y.lls. II .lS2, OS9 lncrea VI
Ina ksonpille, 1874 decrsas q
y iacon. increase.
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Boston Accepts" Bryan.
fi3ti (By Associat cd Press. "A

T8I EfIf (Ey A1Boc1A led PrHss "
"A BOsT ON, August Il 7,--R esolntions ''ao-
cepting. William jennings Bryan Us the
national leader OF * the Democratic party
and it's probable candidate for the prest-
denoy In 1908 were unan inously adopted
at a meeting OF Den1o Ito State COM
imittee here to- day the committee hay
Ing met to make arrangements for the
annual State convention to be held this
fall. VI # ts II ~
and fremont Il n Temple, Boston, as the
place for holding the invention. I S
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NAVAL STORES.
MARINE 4 "A R I'M INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF R1oHMq&D;, AUG, ETA y sos.
disc and passengers Old Dominion Lin
steamer Berkeley shelly Norfolk. m q :
disc and paasenEers Old DominloSn atne. nd
James River landings. merchandise ana PES pes.
ssnrers, Virginia NaviEation COMPANY an!
@ PORT OF WEST POINT. AU6.3 Il. 1908
Ss;33SS:l ARRIVED
s Steamship Baltimore, Short, 30 stlmore pa a
Eengers and general cal Eo M -
sl7f a SAILED.
4: stenmship Baltimort. * Short. Bal fillmore paS
isenKers and general car 3d. M
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:I.HIIA,1l.,noA,yyl,s,
II "! HAtl MOI q, III
II s;; =: -; \: 4,

Trains leAve didhHto ~ - sof 49, ~ ah
IN A. NAp4liy. syt4 II q. ThfS III slsss
Gt.So "A. --bA.iy kala ~ 1hfcse u w
i:so =. .--wssA bays ytsds 49,
.s:so "A: NJ BY %. zhsos
Il :0S noon-WSek Days-Byfd 81 e TA161S .Xss
4s 90 m I. 70. a. -
Ss9s "a 4. Dsiiy..Sisis ~ rAscsqA
$50 =. M.--Wsek Days 6,lba. AshlAals .,.j
s,o J, I. . osbsilSp.-Syra II. rasos ]
90 ..w ss,xs b,Snm ssSa $500 ~
ssse E.GWtsee pay.1nytd u srsAsss - r!
puI3 aoco1tnoda tlon. ~ q. IS. y ISL
~ q. M.-DAily-Byrda 81 ThtoN0n n. as
= ' 'ov e ~. M Week BY.
~! F. --Dsly--H Main ID. q Through. .a Z. sS
80 . Week tred sgs
ssss s-bbssiill y-Byy.s 81 Il T Hn.ss
s Ne,r Fl. & /. 4 y q y.
mona sdDi q % except rs.ns
,,o n", *, e arrival. and
WI. =. DUKE, 6. w cI1P .TA1ILzosssss5
AssL 70 Prsst. 0sn'l. supt. TraK. - lslN rsa III
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Consolidated at all port " Net receipts 80. 66
bales export to cirpai Hri bales: 10
France. 81 bales 10 tho Cont lo'5so
Tidal aimee sep ember Ii. at all Iorta;--N \.
receipts Z. e55. 676 export TO Great Brian
Continent, 1870. Isl q bales; Japan 1le, ol6
bales Is to- Mexico, ?.7e4 bal S}9#3
NEW or LEANS u . ri August Il. COTTON
Spot cotton closed quiet, Nc on. Total sales
were $50 bales: Flu lures opened barely stsaray.
Inc iirst call Reports {pf deteriorat ton In crop
cond tons was Il q factor In the early rally.
Lase however tho bears "a p5||c 81
unde yest erdayss fkured. sssis
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y. s. refundins es. rrsistered h. Y.
u. g. refundins q, coupon I.
y. as. registered
w. es coupon !.
u! s.. Old Is,
u. Old q. coupon y. /. !.
New y. csiatcred /. \;
American Tobacco Is
Atchlson general W. 4.
Atchison djustment
Atlantic coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
baltimore and Ohio i.
brooklyn Rapid Transit cony. ~.
Central Sof Georgia 81 n
Central Of Il G eorg la LIST Inc.
Central OF Georgia I'd 8 Inc. !. !. I.
Central OF Georgia; Sd Inc,
Chesappa Ike nd Ohio ~
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LIGHTNING Hill CHURCH;
81 Tiled ONE HURT TWO

n (I3y Ass0CIated PTesh, m q
# CRAYFoRDsYII,IiB, IND, August 1T,
While members Of the, dies Aid So
ielety OF the Christian Church at Wal lace,
Ind, were relearsing an en- tertaln nent
this afternoon lightning struck the!
church and Instantly lied M rs. John
Bells, Miss Bessie Phllpot ana Miss Una ",
Shoeaf were seriously injured The
church building was severely damaged,
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago and Alton I. 1eis
chicasu.S r. T. and Paetfc r. j r. is......3 sH
Tsa:
Colorado Midland 1.
e:olorado and Southern =. siX
DenYerSand rio rando 4. o
Dlstiers't9 Securities q
Erie General soE
IInck IN ey@ az ~ l05 &
4 apan
Japan 90 I'd serlea. ssh
Japan u, ihcat s3H
Japan as certlhcate s, "a series 81
19n'ss,s a1 11ns NSsh Ia ansa
Mexican Central IS q. s. Z. 4. B.
n exica n Central 1st nc !. /. /. IS u
~ mn ~ "A 4 ~, 4 n "a IN
n ssn,ri. Kansas and Texas IL .f1o0k
missouri. Kansas and Texas 2ds =. /. 90
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.ROSH1fOR5ST0CKS)|
NHV|VA|.L.|. 4 !. /
Market Electrified $by Announce ICE.
1illcnt! oil Dividends on Ut,iotl
and Southern Pacifcs. 5sS
ExC lTEMENT \ All 1. HIGH I g ! POINT ONT
Dealers Taken Compile by
Surprise and onvtllsiivAe2 Rise Rise \.
ri iii Prices Resulted. sls@
49,.



NEW. YO E1S, August i'll Union Pacific
IL Gen dividend a basls $d nya
5 dend basis. Official announcement sS o. {
this result OF yesterday r,eet lnss, I. o
n the executive committees OF the III TWO 70
companies electrified yYnll Street almost nc
Is Immediately Operations IN the STOCK
q market had begun to-day. Speculative
II excitement blnzed Up OF q sudden. ana \
inHtead OF burning Itself out N e /. 1Ias,l
8Has is not unusual on sicl, an gu tpreas
after period OF continued spec az; tlon
the flame thus klndled ncrcAseu " anu y
spread $iintil5prncticnly all par Is q ne
4 stock Exchange S1iAt were mf1rnced " In =!
Y the ferycnt demand to bliy Nocks. wall 'al
4 street unulestionnbly was taken 2 X ''llf.
The \ conynlsive rlsc In u Union y Pacific 2
Il and & Southern Pacific roliaed 55s some 1,lf
anxiety 1t first. owing q the dis ,: 81
y OF AN uncovered short interest which
sswas Indicated The movement elaewhcro
III, gconseaucncc was yeriang and L irregu Y:
lar for a time. Tic general deductions
a drawn from the q dividend action on the
aclfics was too important w and Y FAR
4 reaching, however. to allow; the general
Il advance TO be long restrained. The new
income basis offered by h the Pnclfscs
themselves, y especially Union Pacific - lei Z
such wide room for read 1uHtnlcnIs N INC
II price that the q rice was vigorously ex
tended by spasrnodic movements. other
+ stocks most acutely affected naturally
IL were those IN which conditions bore the
closes 4 analogy to those OF Union p cific:sal
Pennsylvania and n ew II York Central.
I were the principal examples by rca son OF
their lnrge took dings a controlled
n companies. 81 S$ "a ]. .s
Union pacflc's extreme hi VI price was ,es
10Y, .s co,npared with 163 5-s Las 6 night
EOiithern Pacific rose to 50 earl In the
day, al, IRENE advance OF 8 7-s. but did "a
not rlse agar, to that y level Ia tel. s = enn-
4 syvatila gained 6. Jew Y ork Cen rnl =. q
and the active lis general " from = 70 3.
f The irregular closiI,g bel w the best 81
lhe day was thu natural result OF realiz+.s
Ing the days inviting profit
An Bond S were IRE gulnr. To u sal es. pa 4
value, 8. 1870, COO United II sta tfs bonds
were all unchanged on call.
a! The total sales stocks for the day
amounted to 2. bl3. s0la shares NJ
Ss5 NEW YORK. "A august IL. hfones' on
4 eall steady: ruling rate clos los
Ing bid: offered, 3 1-2, Time \ loans very
ltrong; rs sixty IA lays, a s; Sst n ncty days,s
Il ha61k I; six month 8. rlme mercantile
i paner,9 5,kfis per cen tS5 Sterling exchange
S,teady,s al & s4.S47b for demand and 3 at
t4.s1s5 for six ty. day bills. Posted A rat
8As2ilz1t4.s3 and "a. 85,k ~ SO. Commercial
;siills. t4Slsls1 s4.s1S1- Bar silver, SO 15s:
Mexican do liars. b0s y. iSs45s
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Ntd,, IA r,hio Trust ~. pss
~ t,ns a' 70 I, ~ Nyerico cor. Is . So
ran raj ~ X. p3A
yety ~ "a IS !. !. l2s3
Nor, har, " r,ocina A 103N
Nnrthernss 5acns 4. Z. q. 7eA
Norfolk and Western !; : ~ ~
Oregon Short Line refundlng 4s.......... ,Ss
9enai "a III eeH
~ ~ ns,. IA mn Maintain con.
st.l Lotus ana San 9. y. ssH
~ d Sna z. 4. 4. ssk
~ s. ~ Il. sltS
pnrinn iii ILL.,, cert es esh
s. 81 1ro |, 6H 2. 1i6 N
Texas and !, y. \. ss
% Il a. 4. 13ii
ftifd a. I'D Steel I'd Sc sSst
W. ~ j, III II 43s
~ y aoaal I, \, 81 NJ
,H, ~ q . 81 IN
~ Nj Eric ls (offered) ssh
1 70 scnn Central 30
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NEW NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEWLY gust I, -,
RyA Flour Steady Col nmeal'---Quiet We
Nominal. Z 4, - y. y, - - An,
tioSs ssa q !ea
Desc sse ess; s. IS
option. loxss p s em;De ss,l s4S =
f2 BsesIStead ~ Cut & Meal Steady. y Lard
QUIET; refined, steady M Ta,toM a
= Riesa rn Afola sses-steady. conee-spot
MD QUIET mild. steady. Futures closed steady
al net decline Of e@1o susaraMiaa c
m s se ss
strons full ream, small s,t skim q. 20
&c. EsEs-Ftrn; nearby. selected g goo;
4" Freiahts and Peanuts-Q Quiet and unchansed.
fssMi Jer.sy isa1.5o re
i6S Jersey sweets per ba g l; nS;
baEes-s steady and unchan sed ~ :. /. !. I, 4.
Cottonseed oil-Was active ana weater = VIZ
nils 5ic, Texas, 3 Prime summer
yellow sss7c:: prime white, 4se'; prime 20
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET. Il i j; !.
PEANUT MARKET

fReported by Rcd gers cCabe !, 4. Co. ~
& PETERsBURj,EvA.,tA August 317.--P1ANuTss-Z
SPA sh,-MarketS nfnl q. % l!tock slinited).
stead Il at Sic. for fancy
stock: machine picked. y =
DRY GOODS MARKDr. II 4 !s & !,
ma rEes Is stili strong and active. especial5sl
"a
goods 2rfee,s but ~oe,s
profit Raw silk IL much hr7ner. Raw We wool
Is nrnn and more act ire.f
5itfs NAVAL STORES
8 CT A gust ~ sF1RIT =
casks Rosin-Fitms at g. 50 bld |: receipts. sos
barrels 100 G1a y e soai
eceipts, II 104 barrels
IA SsAVAEeJATi,Ms GA. August l7-TUR PEN-
TfNELFrn \ III 6s,i c.: sales AZ casks ~ re-
ceipts, JOSS casks; shipments all casks
Rosin-Firm Il; sales III barrels recel pts .yo0
barrels shipments. s76 barrels; 7es
na esIs sRi1psToy, 81 q, August 3l7TURPEN-
TfSE AND ROSIN-Not ling doing. .t II
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Z RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. /
Rls Ss43sSHA,r Xsi A 1u Y 's0s

Y No,' red (oar lots| .,n,,,,s 3. a. x x
No AIRED (cark lots) ,s,t-,,,, ~ n q - q
ss t,teamsr (car NJ *
rejected (cArg lossl ss,,,,.s,t..,s g Y
VIRGINIA tbas lot'l s,.',,''s', y
So.a white fear lot ,,,,,,., y. a3 .os
b So 4 white II Ars Iotg) ,,t,,s,.st -
No. x mixed 4 car lot o ..,,tt,,,.,, 81 es,1
No. mixed S(clrf lots) &, - ssssse
1firEinia lbaT lotsl "a e ~ s
z No. + mixed (car lots = !, ~
No mixed (cAr 10 ~ ..,,s..,,,, III
No. a white (rxr.g y W -
b. No 81 white (caf LOT Isl u !, "a
W!ntsr seed z N v
~ n ~ laAs latea |, ]. i. !, 4, q
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RIchmn,oolnd and Petersburg Electric Railway,

M Cars leave corner OF Seventh U and s Petf1
streets hoir !on ~ dno1s
fros 9, d iHss . sas susssy.
). Cars l,eavs & ratersbura Foot q 1ySamofS
Street, every hour rom t:sS AZ. g III NJ
III Yast car, II 20 p N, I4Inlted ~ -
Nj daily, except Sunday !, y. (, j. Il r,sshs
An ears from Petersburg eohhset'as hss9.
ncnd ~ rn "a 9l$ ~
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RICHMOND III II B isToCK IsfARKFT.


81 LES AT BOAR o. VI
siE Virginia Centuries -. 800 ut ash
STATE SECURITIES ld.SA All !. 60.
oa snd q : I, 1887 u; W. 81
IA CITY sECURITIES.4E !i5s BY s. 5{Es
Rich city s. e.. and r.. 1oss-lss 3. 1854
RAILROAD BONDS. ss u KS s$ 5i$s " a III
Georgia Pacific list 81. c.. ls,2. liz 80
Georgia. So. and Florida. 1915 II $3.50
Georgia and Ala. Con-. bs.S ITO
Nor, ana west. iRy. 1896. l09
Nor. md West. Ry. Poem. ts,,l9H 2.
yyyesteruR LIST es, c.. 13H....-., Ill ...iE
scabaard Air Line Is. 1850 ssts
13B RS l1eR DAD 4, STOCKS M Par,
atlantic Coast Line ~ 100 1i3 8
Atlantic Coast Line 100 10 n
Atlantic Coast Line com l00 s14S
Chesapeake and Ohio. november 100 81
Norfolk and Western com $3.50. 100 %
r BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS. I'LL
American National loo ETH So
Broad m Street. q ~
City =, ,s g "a
First National $50
Merchants National 100 4S3 ii
National Bank 8ot Nlrgi .loO lSS
Savings Bank OF Richmond ,,....s.2 g ~ IL. 81
Union Bank OF Richmond lo9 as e
Bank Ct RshmSqs ~
Va. car Chem. I'D. D.. losa 1871
va.-car c. CO. Col. TT. s p c..., 100 $3sS...
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COTTON MARKET

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
At BALTIMORE, NJ D., August II --Seabo ard All
Zine. common and preteIred--Nothin doins,t
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CHICAGO August ,7F4r ens| es ana eaue ed
q s,,e eaasf the market
Ail he wheat for September was SIns Up
icss Of &c. Proyisons were 3tc lo% WEI.
iuss ~ y ()pei1,i High. II LOVE- Close.