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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-04-25

Young peoples meeting at $50
p. m.
At 7:30 the congregation will
unite with the other churches :
at the house Of worship of the
Christian Church to participate
in the Baccalaureate services
for the graduating class of the
High School, which will be con.
Quoted by DR.. r ,ad.
GRACE BAPTIST.
Preaching at the usual hour
Sunday morning and observ.
ance of the Lords Supper.
Evening appointment called
in because of the Baccalaureate
sermon.
Regular services through the
week.
Sunday School Institute,
Tuesday April 30, conducted oy
Rev. Il. e. Tralle. A cordial
invitation is extended to all S
s. workers to attend these
services.
Philadelphia Baptist Church
has increased its preaching
services to half time. Large
congregations on Sunday the
2lst. l06 in the Sunday School.
They also have a good prayer
meeting since pastor LaughIin
entered on his work there.
Sunday School Institute at
Grace Church, Monroe City.
Tuesd ~ April 80.
$3.50 Praise Service.
9:45 What the church mem Der
owes TO the Sunday School
Bro. Freshwater
10 Address Il. E. Tralle
lo:45 The parents duty to the
Sunday School Mrs, Hawker
IL How to get pupils into the
Sunday School,
Mrs. M. P. NoIen.
Ills Teaching the lesson.
W. w. Laughlin.
11:45 All sorts of questions.
IL Dinuer.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
21Devotional Service.
2:15 Qualifications of the Sun.
day School Teacher.
E, S. Hampton.
2:30 Soul winning in the Sunday
School. II. 3. Tralle.
3 Young men in the Sunday
School Jacob Calvert.
Bis How to get pupils to study
the lesson Thomas Christian
$3.50 Sermon II. E. Tralle.
8 Song Service
8.15 Lecture (Our Boy.)
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-04-25

Shipments for week ending
yesterday, BarRer and McClin'
tic 1 car of hogs; Clay Under
hill 1 car of cattle; P W Huston
/ car of pine lumber; A Fl Green
2 cars of baled hay; Henderson
aud Son 1 car eggs and 800 lbs
of butter; Pond Poultry Co Q
cars of live chickens. / Car of
eggs aud z5 lbs of butter. Total
9>cars.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-04-25
iGfMS FROM FARMERS
y AarmerS, For Farmers And Pertaining
TO'Farmers.

Good white oak posts and
. I'd wood for sale.-F. D. Proc.
tor. IF.
Money 70 loan at 5 per cent
on tarm security.-Meriwet ether
& Teriw ether. If
Burpee's Garden Seed iu:bulh
at A. H. Green's.
Pure Bred Buff Cochin and
White Wyandotte eggs $1.0O
per setting of IS.
MRS, J. Fl. GRADY,
If Monroe City, Mo-
We have at the head of our
White Plymouths a fine cocker
ell bought from u. Il. Fishel,
whose motto is: THE Best in
the World and the premiums
he captures prove him TO raise
that kiud. will sell eggs at
81 90 for Is. J. ROUSE.
Barred Plymouth Rocks
Our flock is the result of 80
years careful breeding Oar
males are sous of the cha mpion
cockrel at the Interuationa !
Poultry Show at New York 1908
Eggs so cents per setting Mrs
Roy G. Nelson #,
For Sale 2 good Jersey mitch
cows, fresh, and 6 brood sows
LEWIS LUNDBERG.
Tuesday j M Proctor aad Son
shipped fancy white faced
bull to w L Duncan, Shelby
Vile.
Bricker aud Spiker have
bought 3 beeves from John
Madden.
Boys, are you planting corn
for the Monroe City Fair Con
test2 Remember the Big
Premiums offered. There is
every reason why you should
try for il and at the same tilne
the Safe premium.
Eugene Maston told US last
week: 1 see you are giving
acreage on crops this spring. /
have put in so acres OF oats and
have go acres of ground broken
for corn.
When asked Thursday how
many lambs he had, Henry
burst of Ely, answered: Oh, 1
don't know, between 400 and
500 1 guess,
Mrs r P Buckmau has receiv.
ed a trio of White Faced Black
Spanish chickens from Pennsyl-
vania, They are beauties.
Tony Meyers has been so IN
fortunate as TO lose another
good horse with distemper.
Earl Caldwell told us Friday:
The wheat in Southwest, Mo,
Territory Oklahoma,
Texas and Kansas will not
make a quarter crop. The
green bug" has caused it.
This is the reason given US.
by Victor Hagan, Saturday,
why we should not be a bache-
lor; Son Frank brought in a wag-
on load of hogs and got $40 for
them. The next day he (Frank)
brought in a wagon load OF
chickens for his (Frauk's) wife
aud they fetched $65, Franks.
hogs cost him in feed and labor
much more than the chichens
did his wife.
Isadore Hagar's new three
room house has been completed
on the 80 acre tract that be
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-04-25

Carl Jaeger, knight of the
gripis wearing pretty gold fob
to his cham given him by bis
firm as a prlze tor iucrease sed
sale of March 1907 over those
OF the same month in 1896.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-04-25
ABOUT THE CHURCHES.
Interesting News Concerning the Differ
ent Denominations.

This Column Closes Promptly at 9 a. m.
Each Wednesday. Don't Forget ii.
Revs. G A Lehnhoff and ].
o. Wbitworth went to st. Louis,
Tuesday to attend the Educa-
tlonal Convention of the Meth
odist Church.
Rev. E. McNair preached for
the good people at Kahoka.
Sunday.
Rev. H.3H. Johnson, of Sails
bury, formerly of this city, was
in the city Saturday morning
enroute home from HunnewelI.
where the night before he had
closed protracted meeting held
by him and Rev. Robt. White.
There we're II additions to the
church.
Michael Cronin. of Hannibal
is now at work in Monroe City
on the stone work of an addition
to the Episcopal church. The
stone is being shipped to Mon.
roe from Hannlbal.-Hannibal
Daily Clipper, April 19, 1877.
METHoDIST-CIRCUIT.
DeMoss-SundayASchool 10 a.
IN, preaching II a. m. and 7.30
p. m.
Mt. Vernon-Sunday School
10 o'clock.
Sharpsburg-Sunday School
3 o'clock.
The pastor is attending the
Educational Convention of the
M. e. Church, South in ST.
Louis this week.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Regular services Sunday.
Prayer meeting Wednesd ay
night.
Officers will meet with Pastor
at 7:30 p. m. Thursday.
Womans Missionary Society
2:30 p. m. Friday at church.
Rev. McNair aud W. H. Wine
are representing the Mouroe
Church at the Hannibal Presby.
terry at Memphis.
CHRISTIAN.
Bible School at 9:45 d. IN. We
had magnificent school last
Lords day. Had one hundred
and forty two present, but we
are not satisfied. Can't you
come and help US to have $50
next Lords day. Remember
that the Bible School is the
teaching service of the church.
Come and bring your children.
Morning service at IL, Sub.
ject: Our State Missions.
Junior Builders at 8 p. m
Send your children.
Owing to the Baccalaureate
services, we will not have any
Christian Endeavor.
The evening service will be
in charge of the school, when
the Baccalaureate Sermon will
be preached by Bro. Read of
the First Baptist Church.
You are invited. Come.
The @. w. B. NJ, will hold
their monthly meeting on the
2nd Wednesday, instead of 1st.
Mrs. Patton will be hostess in
stead of Miss Hattie Bond.
Please remember.
FIRST BAPTIST.
At 9:45 a. m. the Sunday
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-04-25
Look out for Friday the 18th

Miller thinks he is in luck.
From 9 ewes, be has saved 16
lambs.
Charles L Elzea Saturday
bad 90 ewes and 100 lambs. and
the lambing season of his flock
no: over
Dick Dalton, the big apple
orchard man near Saverton
says: A portion of the Willow
Twigg and Ben Davis have been
killed, but the later varieties
have not been injured,
Mrs j S Eizea, of soul th of the
city was in town Monday morn.
ing aud told US: Jim already
has over $50 lambs. Chickens.
why yes, ] have quite a lot of
spring chickens, 300 and they
are nice ones. No, I'll not
hatch out any more this season,
/ would rather sell the eggs
Jno L Owen sent IA head Of
beeves to the Bluff City market
Monday, He has bought Is
head from Grant See and l from
Press Hancock.
Isaac N Nelson has bought
reeves from Clay Underhill 8,
Joe Smith 1, j r Carrico 5, Jim
Smith 2 and sent 10 head to the
Hannibal, Monday.
John Whitecotton has sold 81
bead of nice 2 year old cattle to
Capt Jameson for 1922 40
Howard TuIey has lost a 5000
mare. She bad just toaled
colt. The colt was saved.
One farmers wife. Last week
Mrs Frank Hagan of south of
city sold $55, 79 worth of chick
ems. "a dozen of eggs $t2.19
and 4 lbs of butter SOC That
was last Thursday. BY the way
we hope the ladies will keep
an account of their poultry and
butter transactions for 1907 so
as to give it to us Jan 1, 1908
For Sale-A high grade Dur.
ham bull calf, au extra good
one, now ready tor service.
James Smith f & M Phone 9B
Black Minorca eggs for set
tlng.-John Utterback.
Charlie Sharp has bought the
Charlie Smar herd of Is Jersey
cows.
Market Report.
For Wednesday before date
of paper.
Cattle-.-......-..-........-----.S3 00@$5.00
Hogs gs--.....--..--..--...--..----.--S3.2O O@$6 90
Oh no no@@. no
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SELLING movement.
ADDS ANIMATION
Djscouragtmcnt Of Speculative
Sentiment Attributable to
NariolW Influences.
SALES or STOCKS AEE LARGE


T..
NEW YORK. August 6.--Thc deal
,nps i, stacks .bv noon .o-day had pass
"a ,ne Figure OF tnU ggrcgate sales
For Inc wloe OF ycstcfuny. a weak
ana ,,nSat,led ma,l<st ana an active
saliins ,nov.ment f1lrnis, ed the, eNpla-
nntinF NJ die increase in animation of
dsajings There we're various features
in ire oav,s .nows which were not liked
mud which, we're given responsibility
far ,be discouraged speculative sent-
ment More direct interest was shown
In ths immediate vicinity cf the Stock
Excbanee in The identity of the large
sellers Of stocks as promising to give
= cine 10 locomotives and to the stand
Ing and Influence of the sellers. The
aggressive or urgent selling which de
veioped late IN Yesterdays market and
continued over to-day was new
feature of the market. Newly returned
tourists from abroad, where important
financial missions as well as holiday
endowment were supposed to be an OBJ
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RAILROAD NEWS
FROM ALL POINTS
May Become a Din
ner Station for Trains On
Southern Road.

Contrary to the expectation OF
many. the fact that the c. & Q. Rail
way Company has made a satisfactory
financial deal does not mean that gen
ersl work of extension and improve
ment of the property will be resumed
at once An official of that road is
authority for the statement that
nothing will be attempted in the way
of new work that is not absolutely
necessary. or course, unfinished work
win have to be completed or It least
such Of it as would be injured by re-
naming in an unfinished state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK Angus, s,-FLoUR-ouiet
and lower TO sell. Minnesota patent, s4.soet
5.35, winter patents, s4.ioa480. Rye Flour
Dull Cornmeal-Steady. Rys-Dull.
Wheat--Spoui easy; No red SIC elevator.
Options SD43os.c. net lower. September,
9sc December. sl.ola: May. s1.04 l.0i.
Cofn-spot easy; No, 2, Size elevator OPP
tons &c, ne, lower, Oats-Spot firm; mix
ed. 54i2ct
Beef-steady. Gu, Meats-ouiet Lard
Easy; western. prime. ss.05@sl5; refined.
easy Pork-Quiet, Talow--Quiet Petro-
leum and Rosin-Firm Turpentine--Firm
at SIC
Rice-FIrul Molasses-Quiet Sugar.
Raw, quiet; fair refining, 3.37hG343Ac.
centrifugal, &c tc.t, 353hc; rnoasses sugar.
3l9ieM$,l sic: refined. quiet, Coree--spot
steady; rordoVa, sGi2hc. Futures 63lO
points lower, Bu;ter--S,eads- and unchang-
ed, cheesr--Weak; full cream, colored and
white, small, best, t2c,; do large, colored.
best, 1ls.c. do, white, lite; do fair To
good, lta lie. Eggs-steady and unchanz-
ed.
Freights and Paanuts--steady and un-
changed Potatoes--Easy and unchanged
Cabbagcs-Firm flat Dutch. per 100, SJG
ZOO r'ottonsced Ol---DuIi and earisr
Prime crude. ( o. b, mills 7ac, nominal
prime summer yellow b5455i1c, off sum
mer yellow, iad $40; good on GUNNER yell
low 51452c.; prime white ana prime win
ter yellow. 63c
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business done was OF interest to a
single broker. The market opened ex-
cited with figures lower than they
had been for ten days before, a slight
rally developed after the first half- :
hour, but another slump In prices
came in the afternoon with the bears
in full possession OF every advantage
at tho close.
There was much liquidation and the
sales were quite large on this ac-
count Experts attribute the present
conditions to the tight money mar
lset, the railway agitation IN the
States especially the drastic measures
taken In Alabama. and The decisions
OF the courts In several cases inyolv-
ing the Standard OIL combination and
other corporations,
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COTTON MARK E.rS

NEW YORK, August 6.--rhe cotton mar
Eet was rather more active to-day but after
sharp early advance egsed of and closed
sleadN at mel decline OF 2Q7 points sales
.or the day We're estimated a, $50 900 bales
Inc cpesing was firm a decline OF
points on august and points on September,
bnt points tlgher on later month"; Near
positions We're Influenced by heavy Augus,
notices while later months responded 10
hrmer cables han expected and continued
dry, hot weather IN the western belt An
gust rallied right after the opening Sc Hing
up from ll.t5 10 II 10, when II was seen
that The notices were being quickly stopped
and later months improved on their initial
gain with the general list abou, li6IIS
points net higher during the middle Of tha
morning. AT this level the advance WIS
checked by realizing. which was prom oted
BY the forecast for showers In ,he South.
west. and after the publication OF the week
~ {wsather report az midday, which proved
more favorable thsli some hal looked for,
the market turned ensier The clpsa was
2a3 points up from the lowesf ON inc ,,.a =
the amount of about 10000 baicX according
10 the estimates, bur evidently did no, cir
oplate long, and pact OF them. u was rIIrn6r.
"a, wfre taken by the same parties yho is.
sued them
Receip# NJ Tho ports to-day were ao41
bales agaihtt lQh last week lnd g3%R last
year. For the week 10000 bales aa4,tntt
s,'s2 lasl week and &220o last year Nav
Orleans receipts to-day s75 paIes apatnsr
dls last year Houston 3t5 bales neainst
3,i22 last year
Cotton futures opened arm and cloasd
~. opsn. nlgh low ciose.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO August s-CATTLE-Receip
about $500 head. Market steady but slow
Common to prime steers. $3.50 97.6ot cows.
SO 800: heifers, s3a5so: bulls, $40 500;
calves, ssG7.25. stockers and feeders $3.50
a 500 Hogs-Receipts about 10000 head.
Market loc. lower. Good to prime. heavy,
ss.l0a $50; medium TO good. helvy. s64
6 10: butcherS weights, $500 q $40; good to
prime mixed, s6T6.lo: light. mixed. $3.50
$50; Egs, s5.6oQ6.so: selected, $3.50 $40;
bulk of sales, $50 $50. Sheep-Receipts
q bout 700 head Market steady. Sheep
SO so a $50: yearlines. s5.soE67o; lambs.
s6.756TSo
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Visiting Richmond.

Nr. 81. j. Lunn. editor and general
manager Of Coal and Coke. trade
Journal, published In Baltimore, and
devoted especially to matters sug-
gested by its name, was a caller at
the general Offices OF the G. & Q. yes
terday and had a conference with
the officials who look after the coal
business of that line. Mr.. Lunn has
been taking In the exposition and will
spend To-day in the city.
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NEW ORLEANS, August s.-CoTTON-
Spot closed steady and unchanged; mid
ding. llisc,; sales i25 bales on the spot
and none 10 arrive. Futures opened steady
from 1d2 points ahove the close yesterday
as result OF favorable adrices from Liver
pool During tho afternoon prices essed off
somewhat on reports OF beneficial rains, and
at the close. which was steady, the months
ranged from 4a6 points below the close
Yesterday,
Futures closed steady: January. 1885
bid; February, 1889 bid; March, l2.4s bid:
August 1919 bid; September. 1855 bid:
October 1854 bid; November, II IS bid, De-
cember, 1927 bid.
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One. New Charter.

The Corporation Commission has issued a
charter to the Gammel Hardware and
Cookery Company (1ncorporutedp, Newport
News. S, j. CANNED. president; NJ, j, Gam
mol, yice-president. j. IL, Cosby, SECRETARY
and treasurer--all OF Newport News. cap.
ital: MAXIMUM, $4,000; minimum, $4,000.
Obieets. Croekery and nardwnre business.
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PRODUCE MARKET WAS
RATHER DULL YESTERDAY

The produce and fruit market dun
yesterday, with receipts lighter than they
were on Monday, Potatoes are much
scarcer. and the demand being active the
prices moved up a fraction, the best goods
selling for s1-75 to 81 per bushel. Tomatoes
were of; in fact, there now very few
on the market. the local truck farms fur
nshing the trade by wagon Peaches are
still coming in from Georgia, with a few
from Virginia orchards.
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r, F. & P. sss S%$SS
RAINS LEAVE RTH-

& POTOMAC r. n.
TRAINS LEAVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WARD.
Gas a. M.-Daily--Byrd St Through
7:oo a. NJ .---Daily--Main ST. Through.
1880 A. M--Weck Days-Elba. Ashland
accommodation
$40 A. M--Day-Byrd ST. Through
Local stops.
1880 p. M.--week Days--Elba. Ashland
Accommodation.
400 F. M:-Week DnysByrd st. Wash
ington Accommodation.
6:45 P. M.--Sunday only--Elba. Washing.
ton Accommodation
$3.50 F. M.--Week Days--Elbn. Ashland
Accommodation.
6:45 p. M.--Daily--MaIn Ct Through
$40 p. M.-Daily-Byrd St Through
TRAINS ARRIVE RICIMOND-SOUTH-
WARD
$3.50 A. M.--Week Days--Elba. Ashland
Accommodation.
s:25 A. M-Week Days-Byrd st. Wash
ington Accommodation
1os5 A. M,--sunday only--Elba. Washing
ton Accommodation.
1o:4o A. M---Week Days-Eba Ashland
Accommodat ion.
1920 p. 7M.--paily--Main st Through
2:t5 2. M-Daly-Byrd st. Through.
h 3i45 p. M.--Wcek Dnys--Maln ST. Through
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Special
$40 P. M-Week Days--Eba, Ashland
Accommoda ton.
300 2. M-pay-Byrd st. through.
s:l5 P. M.--Daily-Main st. Through.
NOTE.--Pullman Sleeping or Paror Cars
datons.
All trains to and from Byrd stree, statior
stop at Elba.
Time of arrivals and departures and cor
C. w. CULP. w. p. TAYLOR.
Gen'l supt. Traf Mgr
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Dinner station.

A new hotel has just been COM
pleted a KcNsville. and the furniture
Is in place. 1t faces the railway, and
the prominent Keysville citizens, who
have been taking great pride in this
Southern 10 make Keysville dinner
station for at least two of their trains.
This may be done.
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CT " - fVFFV W
ARK FIRED TOBACCO
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETs.
NIT MARKET

tReported by Rod gers, Mccabe & COB
PETERSBURG. VA, Aug. 5,--PEAEUTs:
Spanish, {l.t0 asked. 2l.37h bid: market
quiet but firm. Virginias--Market quiet a,
AZ Gt45sc, for fancy stock; machine picked
81 dic; shelins stock. 2hg3hc.
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Summer EAcurhiOMn.

The season for summer excursions
Of tn" very cheap order to Richmond
from nearby stations over the lines
that enter the city is at hand. The
seaboarh WIN start off with ten-car
train Of excursionists from points in
North Carolina and Virginia, which
Will reach here on the lith, These
cheap excursions In the summer bring
TO the city many sightseers and few
traders ,B.
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Southern Ilnrnlngs.

The estimated earnings for the
Gnuthorn RAILWAY syainn fnn,, the
tourth week In July are ns follows;
a4eIuaiYc Of st. l4ouis-LousNilie lines:
This year. Last yenr. Increase.
E.Ba1A7i. sl,a56I07. s18f,36i.
H. Louis -LonisYille lines:
$li3li2 slO0,128, $3eS0
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NAVAL. aToREs.

WILMINGTON. N. g.. August s.-sPiRlTs
Tt'RP kTINE--Nothlng doing; receipts, 81
casks. Rofin---Nothing doing; receipts, St2
barrels; Tar-Firm AZ s2,6o: recetp's. y
barrels Crude Tuspentine--Fir at s5fp
$50 and S47b; receipts. 81 barrels
SAVANNAH, Ga. augu.t 6--fTuRPEH-
TfEF--Flrm a 56c.; eales 40 casks; res
ceipts. l.l70 casks; shipments. aob casks;
Htock, nothing. Rosn--Firm; sales. S,i7Q
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Joe Bryant. u negro, believed to be
"a thief, had a hearing before Justice
Glmtchheld yesterday, and WAS sent 10
Character. In tile meantime number
or pawn tickets found on the net;ln's
person viii be ifNeetigated,
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NEW YORK. August e-BEEvEs-Re-
ceipts, 27o head; none on sale. Dressed beef
active at 9Hd1oAc. over ordinary prime ma
tive sides. Calves-Receipts 2i9 head.
Common to choice veals. $3.50 SOP. Dress
ed calves steady. Sheep and Lambs-Re-
ceipts s.T3f head. Common TO good sheep
sold at s3.5oa5.25; prime lambs, 1925 @ s25
Hogs-Receipts, 37oo head. State and Penn.
sylvania hogs, s6.soG 100.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, August wheat prices de-
clned more than lc. from the high price
to-day because Of Increasing receipts and
favorable weather in the Northwest Al the
close the SeIrember delivery showed a net
loss OF &c. Corn Is off shade. Oats are
down lc, Provisions are unchanged 10 a
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. s,--The dry goods mar
ket continues active, especially in the job
bling hIIses. Dress goods are strong for fat
and spring. Mems wear lis spotty In de-
rnand Innings have advanced again. Raw
elk is higher. TrS export trade IL dulI.
Cotton yaIrs are quiet
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va, AUGUST s, ls0l,-
Toba cco-Dark- Fired: Market continues
arm at prices quoted; receipts and offerings
very light Brights: Receipts fair and
market arm at quotations. Sun-Cured: Re-
ceipts continue very light and market active
al unchanged quotations
ne nG fOllOWs:
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WHEAT IS ACTIVE,
WITH GOOD SALES.

About 1000 bushels OF wheat were sold
on the grain exchange yesterday. The
transactions Of the day being confined en-
tirely to wheat. Most OF the stock offered
was OF the better grades. and prices were
we'll maintained There Is active demand
for wheat. and the millers do not allow any
thing to go begging.
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s1ocKs and BONDS.
Conditions on Markets DisronraGlng
tn Hich,nDnd T'rndfrs.

The. stock market was very disrolr-
aging ,yeAtefdaY 10 Richmond traders.
and n 10 doubtful ~ the polumQ Of
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ONTHELOCAL MARKETS

Chickens are without change, the supply
being about equal to the demand.
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- ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. mer
chandse and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves James River
landings and Norfolk. merchandise an dpas-
sengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
Barge Perryvllle. Morse, Baltimore, coal,
Crump e. West Goa! Compa n.y. n -lrt,-r -
Barge Mascot, Cord-ey. Baltimore, coal,
S. H. Halves & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, mer-
chandlse and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Hampton Roads, Tunnel. Norfolk
and James River landings, merchandise and
passengers Virginia Navigation Company
Barge Majestic. Canard. Petersburg, light.
Barge Wissahckon,. Ryan, York River,
light.
Barge Glenwood. Falrbro1tht,s. janet
River. light
wood
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barrels; receipts. Alb barrels; shipments
1880 barrels; stock, 5l,265 barrels.