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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1917-01-14
LA UTOPIA DE S. ALVARADO
(Viene de la pagina y

toDoJui lllNyOl dilOlo qdN - J
no esclavos. Una escuela de agriculture del
Estado con estaciones experimentales en-
varios departamentos sido establecida; las
consultas con los expertos Completamente
varios departamentos ha sido establecida; las
consultas con los expertos son completamen
tie gratis"
clay leyes que senalan un sueldo minimo
y ocho horas de trabajo, indemnizacion por
academies y provision para las edades mayo
res. Ninos memories de trece amos no pue-
den ser emp1eados y a los muchachos de me-
nos de ounce no Sc les permite TRAFALGAR en-
las noches. .Todos los lugares de trabajo
deben ser sanos y protegidos contra incen-
do, la maquinaria debe ser cubierta para
evitar academies. Sc han establecido Co.
mites de arbitraje para transar los c%onflic-
tos del trabajo; es obligatorio acudir a ellos
antes de que los obreros puedan declarar la
huelga.
Los periodicos americanos que han envia-
do representatives especlales a Yucatan, no
ocultan su admiration por la obra de Alva-
RADIO, aunque ST temen que sea algo utopico y
que esta expuesto "ya que su caida esta con-
certada en- la Ciudad de Mexico por los bu-
rocratas carrancistas, que recienten SUI in
dependencia "y que algun dia un ejercito
mas poderoso que Ell p~acifico de Alvarado
llegara a Yucatan y entonces ell hombre ca
llado de mirada sonriente desaparecera en-
tire las ruinas de la utopia que ensayo cons
truir".
Estos peri6dicos dicen que Ell General Al
varado es al Estado de Yucatan 10 que fue
Don Porfirio Diaz a la Republica Mexicana
en- su epoca mas prospera.
Alvarado que fue un d~iscipulo de la revo-
lucion Sc encontro a Yucatan 'dividido entire
la iglesia establecida, una aristocracia agri-
cola y los trust americanos. De una name
ra decidida Sc puso del lado del bajo pueblo,
porque "es enemigo de toda clase de privile-
gios". La Iglesia, la aristocracia, y las indus
trias nortamericanas, conservan todos sus
derechos, pero "deben ser cuidadosos para
respetar los derechos de los demas".
Sin embargo de que Alavarado parece ser
un firme creyente de la democracia es per
sonalmente un DICTATOR o TN despota benevo-
10, y Ell Gobierno que mantiene es una auto
cracia". Ell CHRISTIAN Science Monitor" ana
de: "Ningun pals era en- apriencia, meJor go
bernado que Mexico EN- los prineros amos
del regimen porfiriano, pero cuando cayo
Diaz TODD Sc derrumbo con eL. La falta de
Diaz fue no adelantar a las classes humildes
de la sociedad hasta Ell punto de que las in
capacito para levantar ell nivel moral del pue-
bio que gobernaba al grade de hacerle posi-
bic que Sc gobernara asi mismo. Esperamos
que Alvarado hara algo mejor que este.
Parece comprender donde radica ell profile
ma en- Yucatan, parece que tiene inclina-
cion a implantar la lbertad y ell bienestar
Ha colocado a los obreros dentro de sus
iustos derechos, e impedido los eXcesos de
los capitalists; por estos motives es tan
Unpopular entire los d~emagogos como entire
los elementos adinerados. Alvarado ha pro-
hibido la venta de licores y solamente be-
bidas ligeras son permitidas. Pero sin EN-
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1917-01-14
LA O N "A
LA VOZ DEL G

Riela en- mis- ventanas un lucero de orc,
en- ell Jardin florido canta ell viento sonoro,
solo esta triste Ell corazon.
-Palida ~estrella mistica que bril1as en- la
~altura,
rumor de los nidales, raudales de aqua pura,
son para mi alma inquieta una interrogation.
Vosotros no sabeis la tremenda agonia,
la inquietante evidencia de que I'm incierto
dia
Use cerraran los ojos para no abrirse mast
iSilenciol~. Del jardin asciende la fragancia
de un rosal, y suspira una voz en- mi estancia
mo Sc muere jamasl
Mis- parpados Sc entornan; I'm dulce mag
netismo
como I'm perfume raro, me ahonda en- un
abismo
de sombras de alucinacion.
En- esta bola absurda del mundo, TODD es
vida;
cuando vuelva a la TERRA tn carne corrompida
saldra I'm rosal del corazon.
La luz de tn cerebro ha de trocarse en- una
esencia %refulgente: seras rayo de luna
y 10 mismo que un lirio de plata brillaras.
Y ell nostalgia pajaro azul del p~ensamiento
mas ALA de la tumba, aun volara en- ell viento
mo Sc muere jamas!
Las flores y las piedras, Ell aqua y los rau-
dales
de luz, son las divinas lenguas universities
que dicen sus secretos a quien las sabe OR.
iAbrete corazon a la eterna ammonia
Misero corazon que sientes la algeria
del miedo de morir.
Seras luz Y perfume, seras %estrella y rosa
V como TODD, eterno; en- esta bora amorosa
Dyes la voz de la verdad.
81 miras al azul una noche estrellada
o en- los divinos ojos de una mujer armada
veras escrito iEternidad!
Desperte dulcemente. I'm incienso de plata
me enyo1via: sonaba una musica grata
que no he dido nunca mas.
y 10 mismo que un sueno celeste Sc perdia
la voz del corazon del mundo, que decia:
mo Sc muere jamas!
Emilio Carrere
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1917-01-14
de Enero de 1917
LAS SIETE

Son estas siete doncellas
las siete aZucenas castas
que en- sus ruecas de CRYSTAL
lillian la candida lana,
O que han de tejer SUI velo
las primeras esperanZas.
Su leve velo inconsutil
tiene una ingenua fragancia
que florece ingenuamente
en- los jardines del alma.
Son la ideal Teoria
de perfumada sandalia,
que a 10 largo de las horas
dejan una estela blanca.
Las siete azucenas misticas,
las siete blancas acacias,
las siete blancas Virtudes
que con manOs arOmadas
tejen ell azul que envuelven
la primavera del alma,
que conservan impoluta,
la blanca luz de su lampara
Son estas siete d|oncellas
que lillian SUI copo de lana
Y aguardan a que Amor llegue
sonadoras Y calladas.
En- sus corceles salvajes
siete mancebos llegaban,
son feroces como instintos;
sc envuelven en- rojas capas;
tienen un filtro que quiebra
las cancelas mas guardadas,
ell conjuro demoniaco,
del onix Y de la albahaca.
Al verlos llegar, las siete
blancas doncellas desmayan;
su manos rompen los velOs,
sus besos son rojas ascuas,
sc extingue la virginia.,
blanca lumbre de las lamparas;
Sc quiebra la fragil rueca
en- mil cristales de plata
V hozan los rudos cOrceles
Ell blanco mantel del ara.
iOh, fracaso de los mas
floridos suenos del alma,
casio azul que los mas fieros
rojos instintos empanan!
En- sus corceles salvajes
siete mancebos llegaban,
eran los siete morales
enemigos de las almas.
z. Car
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Bank Statement.

adj lbauR statement.
NEW. YORK, September 2s.-The actual
condition OF clearing house banks and trust
companies for the week shows that they
aurements. This Is a decrease Of S5.i42.4oo
from last week.
The statement follows:
Actual condition:
crease. $4s.zc0 600.
Cash in own vaults members Federal re-
serve banks ta). sH.es2.ooo: increase. 81
Der banks. 1886. 4sl, 600: decrease Si. 7o2. COO.
Reserve In own vaults. state banks and
trust companies (b). Ss2.sl4.ooo: decrease.
Reserve in repositories. State banks and
trust companies. 1lo9aii.ooo: increase. si7.-
net demand deposits. sa.ss5.slo.ooo: In
Net time deposits. ,2oc.sls.ooo: decrease.
Circulation. saeo2a 900: increase. $4,000.
Specie included in ta) and OBJ. $l3s.o6l,o 600
.Cnited States deposits DEDUCTED. $2io.626.Ooo
Aggregate reserve. 1859 0s6. 600. 81
Excess reserve. ST,0l2l2o: decrease. s6'-
Summary of State banks and trust com
panies in Greater New York. not included IN
Loans discounts. etc. ss4a.s5s.soo; de-
speeie SIS 500: decrease. s4e1. 800.
Legal tenders sii. sst 900: decrease. 35I3o 900
Total deposits. 1900. o2s.2oo: decrease. sle'-
'Bsnks. cash in vault. ,l2s.2. 200.
Trust companies cash In vault. seit'o'o".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
TO EXHIBIT AT FAIR
Display OF Latest Cars VIII Take Place
of Dealers Annual
SHOW.

Richmond automobile dealers, at
least those who are members Of tho
Richmond Automobile Dealers Assoc
citation. Will always have q warm spot
in their hearts for the Virginia State.
Fair. for It was at tho 1915 fair that
the nucleus OF tho present association
was formed" said President Finncy, Of
the dealers association yesterday
AT the 1917 fair we are putting our
appreciation into moro concrete shape
that over before. At the 1917 fair we
will exhibit our cars, have an auto
mobile show. as 1t were. Inside tho fair
grounds.
by cooperating with the fair ofn
Gals we have secured enough space to
accommodate all of our membership.
This space has been located together, in
one part OF the main building. and
spaces Will be arranged and decora-
lions ordered 80 that each exhibit Will
be uniform.
Special show chassis are en- route to
Richmond now for some Of our mem
bership: others are arranging to show
special models; while some will be
content to show only their regular
stock cars. The exhibits at the State
Fair this year will be. perhaps, the
most prctentious ever attempted at a
fair. and Will take, the place OF the
dealers annual show. for 1917 finds
Richmond unfortunately without a
suitable building in which to hold an
automobile show. SO fair patrons will
have this season an added attraction of
no mean proportions in the dealers
show"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30

Southern States. Some of TIE most In
tcrcsting are cuiled as follows:
Lime and potash will be tho products
of the American Lime and Potash Prod
.ucts Company. Roanoke. Va. chartered
with 100000 capital.
Plows will be manufactured by the
William ]. oliver Plow Company Knox
Vile, Tenn, incorporated with $780,
900 capital.
An expenditure Of 100000 for general
mill-village improvements mas been
decided upon by the Riverside and Dan
River Cotton Mills. Danville. Va.
A silk mill requiring $4,000 ma
chinery installation will be built at
Parkersburs. w. Va, by Kahn & Field
man. Of New York.
Plans and specifications will soon be
completed to construct buildings for
the cotton duck and canvas mill which
the Federal Prison. Atlanta. Ca. will
build for operation by convicts.
Alabama graphite Will be mined by
the Vulcan Graphite Company. Biz
minEham. Ala. Incorporated with $125.-
00o capital.
mill with daily capacity OF 500
barrels Of flour will be built by tho
Eonceverte Milling Company. Romeo
verte, w. Va, at a cost of $125.0o0.
Mil products will be manufactured
by the Limestone Milling Company.
w. Va, incorporated with $4,000
capital.
Hosiery will be manufactured by the
/ Walker Hosiery Mills Company, Bur-
lington, n. c.. Incorporated with $780,
600 capital.
Asphalt products will be manufac-
tured by the Asphalt Products Com
pany. Wheeling, w. Va, incorporated
with 100000 capital.
| Shipyards will be established by the
Coast Ship, Company, Biloxi. Miss.
| organized with 100000 capital.
i y, GAS for, lighting will be manufac
| tured by tho Washington Gas Com.
pany. Washington. n. c., incorporated
| with 100000 capital
| Ice-manufacturing and cold-storaEe
| equipment will be installed by the
| Knoxville Ice and Cold Storage Com
| pany. Knoxville, Tenn. incorporated
| with $4,000 capital.
l. MIL products will be manufactured
| by tho Consumers Milling Company
Kenly. n. c.. Incorporated with $4,000
capital.
Fiber products will be manufactured
by the Southern Fiber and Manufac-
turing Company Jacksonville. Fla.
incorporated with $4,000 capital.
Virginia sand and gravel will he
mined by the Ellerslie Sand and Gravel
Corporation. Petersburg. Va. char
tered with $4,000 capital.
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CHEROKEE COUNTY ORE
Extensive Plans for Developing Newly
Found Iron Mines Near Marble,
Western North curollna.

MURPHY, N. c.. September 29.-The
development of iron ore properties In
this (Cherokee) county is creating
some excitement Several concerns
have commenced vigorous digging at
and near Marble. and others are get
ting ready to embark in the business
Among those interested and who have
invested In ore lands are capitalists
from Raleigh and other parts OF the
state. and also from Michigan. The
Michigan and Raleigh men have
bought large tracts of ore-producing
lands and have completed their ar
engagements for developing them on a
large scale. w. T. Latham. Wright
Hampton. Holland & Coe and j. w.
Porter. all OF Cherokee County, are
also busy developing lands Of their
own, supposed to be rich in iron ore.
Capitalists from other sections arc
coming in. and the air is full Of
rumors of options that have been sold
or are being negotiated for.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND
Large Investments Being Made In
Manufacturing and Other Lines In
Virginia and Carolina.

Big plants requiring large. invest
ments Of capital are among the new
Southern developmental enterprises
announced during the past week by the
Manufacturers Record. They are OF
that varying character which provides
for the utilization of Southern natural
resources, among them being a S5,000.-
600 automobile tire manufacturing
plant In Maryland. The others include
100000 Virginia copper enterprise,
100000 lime and potash corporation.
three contracts totaling 100000 for
Mississippi River levee construction,
and a 100000 expenditure for general
mill-village improvements by vir-
GINA cotton manufacturing company
The weeks Industrial items furnished
by the Record are from all of the
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Rrnd.treet,s Report.

Wholesale trade. good; retail trade.
improved; manufacturing. very actlve;
collections, fair: crops, good. Special
note@Tobacco prices break record. -;
4. Wholesale trade in most lines con .n,
tinue In good volume and imm edlate
shipment orders are much In evidence.
Retail trade shows Improvement. as
pecially in ready-to-wear garments:
Loose leaf tobacco is being marketed
freely at record breaking prices, some
markets In the bright belt averaging
in excess of IS cents per pound. The
local produce market is we'll supplied.
but prices continue at about the same
figure Manufacturing in all lines
continues active. Labor Is well en-
ployed, and there is little unrest In
this quarter. Buying for government
construction and equipment continues
in large volume and supply dealers
are active. Considerable congestion In
treights is reported and sm1bargoes are
hurtful in some lines. Collections are
fair. though not as good as In the
past few months. The apple crop Ia
reported good and little damage by
the recent frost The late white potato
crop is rather poor. Peanuts are in
excellent condition in most sections.
The harvesting of corn is well under
way and some. winter wheat is being
seeded. Failures for the month Of
September, 1917. show a decrease OF 500
per. cent in comparison With same
month of last year.
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to tho Oregon trail to the Columbia
River highway and thence to Port
land.
was maintained every day. and $50
miles represent the greatest distance
travelled In a single day. DR.. Ellis
carried three passengers throughout
the trip and was handicapped On sew
eral occasions by storms and slippery
roads. Exactly 200 gallons Of gaso-
limo were consumed and an average
OF seventeen and onc-half miles to the
gallon was made during the trip.
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Stocks CLOSE 4 STRONG. : !.
After BEING IRREGULAR
steel Monopolizes Leadership. Roth
In Period of Weakness and
In Strength.
NEARLY ALL PRICES BRACE UP
specialties Figure Prominently Dur
ing Day, Distillers Reaching s01k,
which IL New High Record for
hear-Bonds Arc Featureless.
BY sroxON WALL.

s, EnW YORK. September a9.NStocks cIo,ed
The iead.rr i55TesSS n, steel monopoized
h AZ ana In the strength which followed.
tween enc ,. lime the stock broke y q cent be-
raihr after@ard but the Subsequent
ErIcs e., SspsciaI..s figured Prominently dur.
q r, new high record for thu.. ye.r.' Ameri.a an
drnnds9 i pref SP points q Denyer and Rio
enc. Hin1.con Tha * csch,and Missouri Pa
FANS shi were scored. however. indtca ted that
terms y, movement meant really iittie In
D. IN strength n Missouri Pacific and
s sSn eo Quarters to the announcements that
from Gould control. -
o., Bonds we're ouiet and featureleas. except
LOT activity in the, war loan.
NE" YORK. September 2o-Mereantile
PAPER. 81 6bh, Sterling: Hixty-day bills.
in co9msr eIsiai sxty,dsy hills on aol banks
snoass ssl. *1st: cables; .I7e5 .l6 Bar silver.
bonds. steady: railroad bonds. irregular.
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NEW YORK TO PORTLAND
IN EXACTLY 121-2 DAYS
Remarkable Record Made by DIR. Ellis
In 3,4SS-Miie Transcontinental
Trfp.

From New York City to Portland.
Greg, a transcontinental trip of 3,4S9
miles. In exactly twelve and one-half
days driving. Is the remarkable record
recently established by DR.. Robert H
Ellis. of Portland, in a Franklin car.
When 1t is remembered that the fast
est time ever recorded from coast to
coast was more than five days and was
made by constant day and night driv-
Ing with relays Of professional drivers
at frequent points. the record is all the
more noteworthy.
After purchasing brand new car Mt
tho franklin factory, at Syracuse. N.
y. DR.. Ellis journeyed to New York
City. From there he followed the Lin
coin highway across the country to
Granger, Wyo., where he branched Off
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. September :s.-Uncertainty
as TO the effect OF the tropical storm on
in The cotton market to-day. There was a
tendency to even UP long commi,men,n in
. .sfRs r sss eas s. GlssssS
Monday morning. and. after selling al $50
inE checked the advance at this level. and
reactions followed. with December closing
barely steady at net decline OF to II points:
OF poin, to a decline Of Is points. prac-
tically all the more active months beins
on the early decline, and prices rallied dur
Ing, the middle OF the morning. The late
plies were accommodating in Texas. and talk
that the now contract to be used beginning
on Monday called emergency con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30

with displays snroassins anything seea
the two preceding years. The i've
stock exhibits and tho agricultural!
display were prominent features. Dai,x
racing events were held. and 81 800
In premiums were distributed In thia
connection. Airplane flih hts rurnishef,
an important feature of tho ,musa-
ments. particularly since this altitude
has been PRONOUNCED a somewhat
trcacherous one for aircrafts.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales at Union Stock Yardsl

Report for week ending September "a:
f. fas 1 rSSs GsS,se
common to fair. 81 ORR. Choice cows. 7h
as; medium TO good 6h@7h; common to
fair. so @6. Best oxen. 500: medium to
good, 6h@Th; common to- fair. 5& 1d1.
Best heavy bulls. TX I7A; light. SOL Best
calves 1914; common to fair. l1@12h
Best heavy hogs. 1914; medium weight,
15a @16: shoats. 1904: sows and stays.
'106Dl2. Best sheep. 7GDS: common to fair,
.bGb6h. Best lambs. 1615: medium, 12&H.' Z.
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Resorts-virEinia.
sh ss1s', sv Ssy Vacation Wachapreagu1

ISL GOOD TabIo. - ~
2rd Perfect Ventilation. i1a-
3rd. Comfortable Beds. ~,
4th. Excellent Surf Bathing.
Sth. Inland Waters for Swimming 2R
eth. Boating and Fishing unequaied
9TH. Ono hotel on ocean front; onn hotel ON
mainland, water front-samo M ma re-
ment; The change Is apprecia bic. -
Illustrated booklets request.
a. IL. u. MEAHS, Wachapreague,
Eastern Shore. Va. 81
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NEW YORK, September :o-Port move
DEMONSTRATING, cs.c oc: net receipts. 90 bales;
stock. 66.SSs bales.
zoos bales: exports. 1884 bales; stock. 5ss.cs7
Total for week,Net recsipts. slcoe bales;
exports. 1914 bales. W =: Z, - y y; =
Total for season--N9tf receipts SSy.SS1 bales:
exports. I6s.143 bales. ~. -, -
NEW ORLEANS. September :a.-Ths fea-
ture of tie cotton market to-day was the
strength O. October. which closed at net
advance oft.5 points as against a net decline
of other active moIiths'ofs to ID points, Oc-.
tober was the strongest month on tho
boards throughout tho session. and it's Arm
ness was due to accounts Of strong spot
demand in the interior at higher prices. and
reports of damage. as the result OF the hu-,
ricane over Alaba maalb 30 hiNs-fs
The opening wan higher. and ,xround the
hrst cah prices ROSE 10 IL points. Buying
was based on reports concerning the hur-
ricane, but the market was held down by.
heavy offerings, a part Of which,. at least:
appeared to be hedge offerings. Prices fell
TO a not decline OF to II points. but later
recovered on the spot and crop news stand
Ing late in the session Z TO "a points above
ihe level Of yesterdays close. A burst OF
selling marked the last few minutes. and
coeson futures closed: BId-october. 23.ts:
December, 22.7+; January 2275; March. 22ss:
A SPOT Cotton. steady. unehanged., Sales son on
the spot. POS bales; to arrive. 1850 bales.
Middling. a.l3c.
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CHICAGO LIVE sTOCk MARKET.

5000: steady: bulk. tlS;76 sls.i5: light, $3.50
sss rough sS pss hesy s ss
Catte g. 5 5e .t 200 weak native h bee
sl5:25; s.ockeTs and =, fsedsrs. sS;2Sasii2s;
l$l575.
$500 $3.50: lambs. $500 q $500.
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officials to a local Arm of contractors.
and the work will be pushed forward
al rapidly as possible. Tho building
with tho lot Will cost about $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-30

Cash grain: Corn-No. 3 yellow. 2.oI9 2Q3;
No. yellow. 2oo;.5No. +,ycpow. nominal,
CHICAGO. ,sep,emeer ps7Stsnda5d family
DAY. the FIR, S.s chang ~ sineR .he
i, was said to be duo to a frecr movement
of wheat to market.
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CHICAGO. September 2s.-Unexpected cool
een n, buyers to-day in the corn mar
a although unsettled. were u 10 N dl,i net
higher. at l;SS 91is;. TO llSI LlsJi De:
Unchanged to u higher. and provisions rang
Ing from IL cents decline to a rise Of cents
WHEAT- Open. High. Low. Closa
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New Home for Monro. Bank.

MONROE. VA. September 2s.-The
Monroe Bank is soon to have a home
of it's own. The contract for the i'm
mediate erection of modern small
bank building has been let by the bank
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. September 2s.-Beeves. no
trading.
Calves. steady: veals. $4,000 $500: fed
calves $sooG 5000: Western calves $3.50;
Sheep and lambs, steady: sheep. Sl1.00
lambs. Sic q SITES: cuils. Sll.o0G$ $500
HOGS. trading.
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Spw WORK PRODUCF MARKET.

NEW YORK. September 2a-Butter. Arm;
cheese, Arm. Spot coffee. quiet: Rio Is SIS:
cottonseed oil market was auiet. but prices
fora armer Crude oil was firm and holders
were not inclined to sell. The close was
to 50 points not higher Jannysary sold fTo IN
barrels. Prime crude. is.sa NOMINAL Tho
market closed strong, Spot 100 20 BID Jan
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ssss 80 sess
CONDITION

csipts light; chickens. active at quotations.
5Butter-Market firm. Eggs,-.RI Re-. e;Selpts liGht:
outlook lower: receipts heavy. Veals and
live stock-More plenttfuI: market lower;
s|JSn,and light 10.
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Bristors Fair n succe,,.

BRISTOL. VA. September 29.-Bris-
tors third annual fair was held this
week, with many visitors present and
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETs:3

s,E: DRY GOODS. -. 1Ss9
'ES.NEW YORK, September. Is-Business
peTesles were active here to-day at the new
and yarns In better demand. Linens were
firm: burlaps were firm but quiet: wool
goods were firm.