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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-11

And this calls TO mind another
thing. There is prevalent an
opinion that where you find a
printer you find a walking recep-
tacle for fire water. This is
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-11

wrong. I know hundreds of
printers who are sober, industrious
and decent citizens. You don't
hear of them. 1t is the occasional
one who fills his hide with the
disturbance water and gets III The
limelight that has marked Is all.
Take the printers right here in
Brookings for instance. Bob
Phelps OF the Press is about as
clean and decent a citizen IS you
will find in a long days t@raVel,
Bro. Burris of the Beacon Light
is Of course a prohibitionist, while
over here we have several printers,
who if not total abstainers, have
been since l have known them.
Give the devil his due.
Many a young woman who de-
serves a good man for a life com
panion has jumped in at a tender
age and married a Johnny and
gone through life embarrassed the
rest of her days says the ColtaX
Clipper. Johnny is all right as
an ice cream boy, as a slot machine
with which TO get chewing gum
and bon bons, but when 1t comes
TO measuring up in after years
with the men who do things and
whose wives make up the budget
Of satisfied ones, he is down and
out before he knows il. II you
must marry, and you must II you
want TO be happy, be sure and
marry a man, or at least what IS
going to be a man
Anybody can get amusement
out Of a barrel. Give me to a
boy and he'll build a bonfire; to a
woman she'll construct a chair; to
a fool and he'll go over Niagara
Falls; to a mar and he'll trade II
for a seat in the senate. The bar
rel is an article that pleases all
tastes.
0 o
Legislatures legislate against
and policemen strive to prevent
the use of giant f~recrackers on the
Fourth of July, but not a word is
said against the s~kyrocket. Sit
ting on my porch last Thursday
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wears ago. Competent legal talent
will be retained, L necessary 10
assist CITY Attorney Hall. ana a
fight made to the bitter end.
". A. Ca!dwe,l's colts became
unmanageable last Saturday while
their owner was driving them
north of the city and broke the
neckyoke, letting the wagon
tongue drop to the ground. They
became thoroughly frightened at
this and threw Mr.. Caldwell out
of the wagon, bru:sing him quite
badly.
The 4th Of July was gioriously
celebrated in Brookings last Satur-
day. At sunrise wi people were
awakened by cannonading and the
rattle Of musketry, and their eyes
beheld the bright sunlight which
gave assurance Of a nice day.
Long before breakfast the bust
ness houses and residences were
decorated with patriotic coIors.
At eleven o'clock the procession
started and after marching through
some OF the principal streets halted
at the pavilion in the court house
park where an interesting program
was carried out. After dinner
there was a fine game Of ball be-
tween the Brookings and Spirit
Lake teams, which resulted in
favor of the home team by a score
Of ii to 10. Afterwards there
were street sports and fireworks
in the evening, the celebration
ending with q grand bali under
the auspices 0; the ball team.
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and seeing the lawn seeded with
sticks from these, coming down
with lightning velocity ii seemed
but little snort Of miraculous that
somebody wasn't hit and perhaps
killed by one of them. After al
is said and done there is but little
more sense in the use Of this brand
Of fireworks than there IS in using
an ordinary cook stove in which
10 burn your money.
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Mrs. Perry Loucks left last even
ing for Rochester, Mimi, to be
present at the operation upon her
mother this afternoon. - Public
Opinion.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-11
SIXTEEN YEARS AGO
Taken from the Register of June 70, 1891

J.. P. Olson went to Huron
Monday and returned Wednesday.
E. S. Lorimer and wife returned
Monday from their visit at Sioux
Falls.
Arthur Britt has returned from
Dallas. Texas, and will remain in
Bookings.
Fred Carlisle of Lake Benton,
was the guest of James F. Brooke
last Monday.
1t is estimated that there were
$500 people at the celebration
last Saturday.
John Alton will probably build
a new residence on Williams street
this summer.
Prof. and Mrs. w. H.. II. Phil
lips will entertain the Round Table
next Monday evening.
DR.. a. w. Hyde went to Gary
last week on business in COnnec-
ton with his profession.
NJ. T. Wimsey came up from
La Crosse this week to look after
his business interests in this city.
Hon. G. A. Mathews went to
Gary last Saturday, where he was
billed to spread the eagles wings
on Saturday.
Cigarmaker Olson says he is
having a splendid run of business.
He is making a fine cigar and
deserves a liberal patronage.
Chairman Frank West of White,
informs the Register that the
county commissioners have re-
duced the city tax levy ten per
cent.
John Atoms little daughter fell
over the railing of E. S. Lorimer's
stairs last Monday, but fortunately
received slight injury and is all
right again.
w. H. Roddle was elected
second vice-president of the state
ireman's association. The next
tournament will be held at Water
town. Yankton captured the prize
hose cart and Madison took the
banner. WATERFOWL won first
money in the 46 class hose contest.
Gray Bros. have commenced
suit against the city of Bookings,
summons being served on the city
officials Monday, to appear in the
United States circuit court at the
next term, which convenes in the
city of Sioux Falls. AS is we'll
known, this firm seeks to recover
damages for the hole they put in
the ground near the depot several
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THOUGHTS
Without
Thinking
BY n. o. BRANES

In another column the city
editor tells of a couple OF the
silver medal contests given in
this city under the direction Of
Miss Chappell, of Chicago. This
worthy lady is entitled to much
credit not only for the zeal and
intelligent manner in which she
carries on the work but for the
unselfshness displayed. No
crusader Of old ever had a more
righteous cause, no harder a task
or went about it more whole
heartedly than does she. 1t IS a
splendid work this instilling into
youthful minds the awful penalty
attached to the use of alcoholic
liquors. In my mind this IS the
real way to fight the curse, by
teaching the young the direful
effects of imbibing the poison.
Believe il should be taught in the
schools and also that our church
people should vote as they pray.
Then it would be settled right.
A great work along this line
is being done today by u bust
men in that they will no
longer hire men addicted TO strong
drink. In my humble way have |
helped. For the past fifteen years
| have been hiring and firing men
and l long ago learned that you
could not make good with a
bunch OF men who befuddled their
brains and palsied their hands with
booze and cigarettes. | tell them
that it is none of my business
whether they drink or smoke
cigarettes, but that they cannot
connect with a pay roll under my
charge if they do.
And this calls to mind another
thing. There is prevalent an
opinion that where you find a
printer you find a walking recep-
tacle for fire water. This is
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-11
80 People 80 Premier Concert Band

Guaranteed to be the Big
gest and Best Dramatic
and Vaudeville Show that
ever visited South Dakota.
1t is the exalted ruler OF
Recreations- Realm-M usic.
Drama Vaudeville and
Comedy. All winsome
and worthy, all funny and
fascinating. Don't miss it
Children Is Gents
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OUR EXCHANGE TABLE

The Presbyterian congregation
has given Rev. A. NJ. Work the
privilege Of emitting the Sunday
evening services in lieu Of a vaca-
ton, during the months Of July
and August. It has also been de-
cided that the annual picnic Of the
Sunday school will be held on the
9th of this month at Stony Point.
Public Opinion.
0 0 0
Mrs. Perry Loucks left last even
ing for Rochester, Mimi, to be
present at the operation upon her
mother this afternoon. Public
Opinion.
Jess Karr met with a painful ac-
cident on the morning OF the
Fourth which came close to being
fatal. It seems he was endeavor-
ing to extract q cork from a bottle
with a sharp pointed knife, and in
some way the knife slipped, enter
ing the body near the region Of
the stomach. Or. Hess was sum
moned and upon his advice Mr..
Karr took the morning train for
Brookings to be examined to as
certain more fully whether the
stomach lad been punctured.
Word was received last evening
that the stomach had not been in
jured and Mr.. Kari would be all
O.. K. in a few days.-Esteiline
Tribune.
James Johnson, of Eetland, en-
tered the Volga hospital last week
and on Saturday DR., Parsons, Of
Brookings, operated upon him FOR
a mastoid abcess. DR.. Seaman,
the physician in charge of the hos
pital, assisted DR.. Parsons.-Volga
Tribune.
DR.. c. NJ. Henry, OF Yorkton,
Canada, arrived here Tuesday for
a visit with his old time friends.
The doctor is on his wedding trip
and is visiting his parents at Brook
ings, but he did not bring his
bride to Clear Lake, for the reason,
probably, that he did not want her
to know how foolish he had been
in leaving this town and going to
the wilds of Canada to locate.
Some of the boys seemed to think
that the doctor had gained half a
pound in weight since he left here
some four years ago, but there
was no evidence of the fact in his
appearance. He reports a fine
practice in his new home and is
enjoying splendid health. 0 {
course everybody here was glad
TO see him.-Clear Lake Courier.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-11

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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-11

Itch cured in 30 minutes by WOOL
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by F. L. Villas, druggist.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-07-11

How are your kidneys? 1t Is dan.
gerous to delay when the kidneys are
sick. One box OF Kidney-Ettes will re-
commend the next 25c. KeudaiIs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25
NEW YORK PRorucE MARKET.

NEW YORK. August 24.-FLouR-ouiet
Rye Flour-Steady. Cornmeal-Firm. New
Rye-Firm. Wheat-spot firm; No. 2 red.
seBc elevator. Options u 9Ac. higher. Sep
tcmber, eS&c,; December. .1o2M; May.
s1.oea. corn--spot firm; No. s.'s6c. eleva-
tor Options quiet. &c net higher. septem-
Der, 671sc.; December. SIC; May. 66c. Oats
Spot firm: mixed, &c.
Beet-ouiet. Cut Meats-steady. Lard
Steady; western. prime $4,000; refined.
finn: Continent. 1855: South America,
SOLO; compound. $3.50 900. Pork
Steady. Tallow-Quiet. Petroleum and
Rosin--Frm. Turpentine--Quiet.
Rice and Enthusiastically. sugar-Raw
and refined. steady. CoNee--spot steady;
Rio, No. Z, 6sc.; Santos, No, 4. 7Mc.; mild,
dull; Cordova- 9912Ac. Futures unchanged
to points lower.
Freights and Peanuts-Quiet and unchans-
ed Potatoes--Barely steady; sweet. yellow,
sSdS.5o: red and white. s2.6o13.25. Cab
baees--Dull and unchanged. cottonseed OIL
Strong and higher with good trade In
futures Prime crude. (. o. b. mills. non,i-
nal. Prime summer yellow. 56kc.; off sum
mer yellow, 49@53c.; good OF summer yell
low. so q 53c.: prime white, 10000; primo
winter yellow. IS q coo.
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COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK. August 24.-The cotton mar
Ike. opened firm ct an advance of sos points
ana sold 699 points higher on the active
months IN the early session on continued
covering of shorts. higher Liverpool cables.
rntner more bulish visible supply statement;
expectations OF an easier money market MS
D result OF government funds ard complaints
from Texas Of renewed hot weather and
shedding. At the advance which carried
prices about 25@2s points above the low
love, of the week. there was considerable
realizing. and fluctuations during the mid
de OF the morning were rather irregular.
The market closed very steady with prices
ne. o@12 points net higher.
Receipts at the ports to-day were 1889
bales against 2,9o5 last week and S,076 last
year. For the week 10000 bales against H.
b74 last week and 1852 last year. To day $
receipts Mt New Orleans 149 bales against
235 last year.
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DIXIE AER1E OF EAGLES.
VIII Go to Norfolk Two Hundre,
Strong for Grand Session.

Dixie Aerie Of Eagles will go to
Norfolk. Septenlbert2d to attend the
Grand Aerie session to be held that
week. Dixie Aerie will be conspicuous
Thursday of that week in the line Of
parade, when $4,000 men from all parts
of thee globe VIII take part
Dixie Aerie, with its band will go
200 strong and will be uniformed in
white caps, shoes. shirt, pants. blue
tie and red belts. and will carry
American flag umbrellas. There will
be two special meetings at Aerie Home
to-day. 1880 A. M. and p. NJ, to
make final arrangements Any mem
bers who have not gotten uniforms
are requested to be present.
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Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, August 24.-The state
ment Of the clearing house banks for
the week shows that the banks hold
s9.976.00O more than the legal reA
serve requirements. This is an in
crease Of s6S2,325, as compared with
last week. The statement follows:
Loans, s1,osS. 152 900; decrease ss,-
o70,100.
Deposits, s1,o4s,sss.soo; decrease s11.-
07S,7O0.
Circulation, s5o.1e5.4 400; decrease sss..
400.
( Legal tenders. sse.oa5,5oo; decrease
s1,134,600.
specie. s2os.oss, 500; decrease 1851.
500.
Reserve, s272.o72.aoo; decrease s2,oss,
100.t
Reserve required, s262,Os5.eoo, de.
crease s2,76S,425.
Surplus. se,976.4oo; increase sssa,o5O
Less United States deposits, SIG,
32745o; increase s6S2,225.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. Mensinp Awny-

{ Mr.. and Mrs. Claude A. Mensing. of No.
1909 West Clay Street lef. last ednesday
fo-! visit Of several weeks to the relatives
OF Mr.. Mensng. During their stay they
VIII visit the parents of Mr.. Mem
sing in Charleston, S. C. Later on
they Will visit the Isle OF Palms. and
after a sojourn there will visit tho homo OF
Mr Fritz Schnueman. a brother-ln-law Of
Mr. Mensins, In Savannah, Ga. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mensing expect to return to the city
about the middle OF September.
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STOCKS, BONDS, COTTON, GRAIN
OFFICIAL EANGl AND SALE OF STOCKS In NEW YORK.
-Rv I]1anaas Branch -aankers and broke
SALES.

800 Atlantic Coast Line, com
9,100 American Shelters, com.
$500 a malgamated Copper =.
600 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun., 7pfd
200 American Cotton ONE.
American Tobacco, pfd...
American Can
200 American Can, pfd......
300 Amer. Locomotive. com.
OBJ Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
100 American Sugar .........
5000 A., y. and S. Fe, conn.,.
a., u. and So Fe, pfd.....
1,2G0 Baltimore and Ohio. .....
2,O50 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
500 Canadian Pacific .......
$50 Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
300 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul..
100 Colorado Fuel anu Iron.
800 Colorado South, conn.,.
100 Colorado South, list pfd.
Colorado South, % pfd.
Clev., Gin, Chi. and st. L
100 Consolidated Gas .........
2,19O Delaware and 1Iudson...
100 Del, Lack. and Western.
$50 Erie, com.
200 Erie, 1st pfd.
100 Erie, "a pfd. ................
9H General Electric ..........
200 Illinois Central ..........
$50 Louisville and Nashville
1,210 Manhattan .................,
300 Metro. Street Railway,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
styaIg ii .sso@ SOS; spring i patents s4so@
400; straights. 5s4@4.6O; bakers. S2.45 @ $50.
No spring wheat. 99c $40; No. 3. 500
99o,; No. 2 red, ssh 00Mo. No. 2 corn.
No. white 46@ 5e1sc,A Good feeding barley.
GG4 $50, Fair to choice mating, 075c
Glover contrao. grades, $40. Short ribs,
sides (loose), ss.sb; mess pork, per barrel
$1G.10@16.1b; lard, per 100 pounds, 5000;
short clear sides (boxed). $3.50 LOO, 8Whis-
key. basis OF high wines, sl.31 Butter
Firm; oreameries. 2oGp25c,; diaries. IS Q2sc.
Efgs--steady; at mark cases Included 1915
61bMci frsts, 17hc,; prime hrsts. 1Slac.
Cheese--steady at 12p13hc.
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NEW YORK, August 24.-Bl

NEW YORK, August 2+.-BEEVEs-Re.
ceirts, 1906 head. all for exporters and
slaughterers. Nothing doing. Calves-Re-
ceipts. 10 head: no trading; market steady
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 2.s3S head
Sleep. sa.6o9s.5o: lambs. $3.50 @8.oo; gem
eral top price, s7.75; culls. $500. Hogs-r-Re-
cepts 1863 head. all for slaughterers; no
trading; nominally steady.
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At Peaks of otter.

Miss Virginia Campbell and Miss
Annie Steger, who have been spending
some time at the home OF Mr.. Frank
Steger. Buchanan. Va, left there yes
terday for trip to tho Peaks of
Otter. Natural Bridge. Hot Springs and
fore the return to Richmond.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

ba:es; to Franco 1000 bales; to the CONT
mont, 1.062 bales; stock. 2s2,i46 bales.
Consolidated n. all ports-Net receipts,
1.zs9 bales; export TO Great Britain, 353
bales; TO France. 1000 bales; TO the CONT
nent, 1909 bales.
Total since September LIST at all ports
9.s56,47o bales; export to Great Britain,
3,75s,9i4 bales; to France. s9z.s3s bales: to
thu Continent, 3.A0S,19G, bales; to Japan.
24a 264 bales; TO Mexico 60 bales.
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MARKET OPENS WELL
BUT BECOMES DULL
Prices Of Many Of the Active.
Issues Advance Several
Points.
MONEY SITUATION IMPROVED
Secretary Cortelyou's Plan Has
Helpful Effect-Specialtics
Suffer in Fall.

5 NEW YORK, August 24.--With
holiday in London market, the local
market had to ''nnd' itself This I'll
did by broad and strong opening,
IN which prices for many of the active
issues advanced from to Q IL points.
Sentiment was very favorably affect
ed by the plan of the Treasury De
partmcnt to case the money situation
during the coming crop movement PEE
Rod There were other favorable de-
veopments, including the statement
of tho commercial agencies, which re-
ported continuance of business In
good volume Another encouraging.
factor was further decline In foreign
c&change, which materially reduced
tho prospects OF further gold exports
in the near future. Not all Of the
days news was encouraging, however.
Adviees from the principal Industrial
centres were rather conflicting, though
the moro reliable reports bespoke IN
creasing quiet In iron and steel ana
the kindred trades
There were persistent rumors also
OF another decline in the price Of cop
per metal An infallible barometer Of
general trade conditions was the de-
crease OF 90 per cent. In bank Clear
ings throughout the country. compared
with the same week last year. Folio"-
ing It's first flush of enthusiasm, the
market became dull, withsdecllnes Oh a
ltoint. !,
Before tho end Of the first hour all
the opening gains were lost, while
many stocks were below last nights
closing quotations. Southern Railway
preferred which caused yesterday
heavy selling movement on the cut
In dividend. fell IL points. and some
Of the specialties suffered more Sc
yerely. For the half hour preceding
the publication of the bank statement
the list moved uncertainty and within
narrow limits. The market grew duh
and heavy again In the final tradlns
and the closing was moderately active
with fractional recoyeries. Unlteo
States IS and As. registered, declined
is per cent, and the coupon As ID
per cent on call during tho week
Total sales OF bonds, par value, $685.
900 Total sales stocks. 319,so0 shares
Including Copper, 45,80O; Atlantic
Coast Line. 500; Southern Railway
400; Southern Railway preferred
1900; Steel $4,000: Union Pacific, 81,
100; Reading, 16.50o. Pennsylvania
1i,200
NEW YORK, August 24.-Money. OF
cali nominal Time loans quiet: sixt,
DAYS, 6 aG 1-2; ninety days, 1-2M7
six months, Q nj IL per cent. Prim
mercantile paper COS L. Sterlin'
cxehan ge easy With actual business y
bankers bills at s4ST25. for demand
and 1T s4.s275 fer sixty-day bills. Com
mcrciaI bills, si.s2 L.. Bar silver
6s1-9 Mexican dollars. So ga. Gov
eminent bonds steady. Railroad bond
, + . = &c Z
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST "a. 1907.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk. mer-
chnndlse and passengers Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontus, Graves, Norfolk and
lanes River landings, merchandise and pas
sengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chandse and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Hampton Roads, Tunnel. Norfolk
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! p y,,n good for ali kinds Of stock.

B CHICAGO. August 24.--CATTLE-Esn-
mated receipts 500 head. Marke: steady.
Becves s4.25 Gp1.3s: cows and heifers, $1,000
feeders, $3.50 q 500; calves. ssgs0o. Hogs
Estimated receipts. 5000 head. Market
10 higher. Lights, .5.95 q $40; mixed and
butchers. s5.70q6.35; heavy. s5.40g 6.15;
Estimated receipts, 1000 head. Market
steady. Sheep. s3.259s.5o: yearllngs, $500
$40, lambs, $5.2b6I7.5o
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CATTLE MARKETS,
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Saies ut Union Stock Yarus.)

Richmond, Va. August "a. 1907.
Report OF the 1--we stock market for the the
week ending August 19th~ follows:
Best steers, 5A@5hc,; medium to good,
Az &C.: common to fair. 81 q 4Ac.; best
heifers. Az @ 4Isc.; medium to good. ah q 4c.:
common To fair, so sAc.; best cows. 81 @
sac.; medium g good. !; ~ q p; sAc.; common
calves. s20T40.o0 per head; calves, bA q &C.;
bes: lambs. eisc.; common to medium. q
SAC; best sheep, 3isd4hc.; common To me-
dinm, 293c.; hogs. 6 @ 6hc.; sows and stays,
so SIC.
Prospects good for all kinds Of stock.
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MISCELLANEOUS nIARKErs.

NEW YORK, August e4.-Both the psi
mary and tho dry goods market were quiet
day, but this is generally expected on Sat
urday. Goods OF special weaves are In de-
mand Demand Is still In excess Of the sup
ply for all classes of cotton fabrics.
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LYNcIIBuRa TOBACCO MARKET.


LYNCHBURG. vA.s August 24.-The
weather throughout this section continues
very favorable for the tobacco crop. which,
with the exception OF the early planted por-
tiop. is developing into a crop Of good length
and width leaf, and with a favorable season
for maturing tho Indications are that the
crop WAL be Of fairly good quality and tex
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Notl r. r. OF Mex. con.lAs tbd).... IS
New York Central gen. 3hs........... sSA
New Jersey Central gen 5a .......... 122
Nc rthern Pacific as Observation-Disclosures. sS7s
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. e5Ia
Norfolk and Western con-. 4s......... 93A
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s....... 81
Pennsylvania conv. Siss tbidl....... .3
Reading General A. ......-.......... %
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s.. los
St. Louis and San Francisco fg. 49,. 10
st. Louis Southwestern con. As. $500. 70
Seaboard Air Limo MISUNDERSTANDING. STA
Southern Pacific as. ...s...... S6A
Southern Pacific LIST As. certificates. ss
southern Railway Is (onercd) ....... JOB
Texas and Pacific lists 1l2h
Toledo, ST. l.. and Western 4s....... 75M
Union racine Observation-Disclosures. GsIE
United states steel 2nd bs............ o2a
wabash lists. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 107h
western Md As (otrcredJ. ............ tex
Wisconsin Central IS. ~. ............. &;