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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
TIE SENATORIAL CONTEST

With the announcement oi
Thomas L. Love that he viii be z
candidate for the Senate IN ip1;
for the seat OF Senator tulhcrt
son. comes speculation o., To how
many other members "i the
Texas "oligarchy' and how man,
lou, sidcrs" will be con,cudcr' ioi
the same place.
IL is an open secret that Oullei
+. Thomas is considering making
a formal announcement within !;
short time. and friend, OF cover
nor W. p Hobby are SAID To- have
him in mind for the place. SOM
Of the friends OF Cone Johnson
who has been considered posi-
biljty in this connection, r'w "a,
tina, he will not attempt - ,ccur'
the toga.
Some OF the irieris IT Ewin'
Thomson have mentioned hi
name in this connection. hu'
Others are inclined ,o believe that
he will be a candidate FOR COVER
nor four years hence with alnoS
the certainty that he can b
elected. and indicate that he ma,
prefer To bide his time rattle
than enter the strenuous contest
that the race two years hcnc'
will be.
DR.. 8. p. Brooks. president @
Baylor University az Waco. wa.
spoken OF rs a probable candi
date. and he may be in the race
although il has also been rcporte,
that he has determined recent,
not 10 seek office
There is just ono thing that j.
absolutely certain concerning ih,
contest two years hence. and tina
is that there will he n large mum
her oil candidates in the field and
a lively cmpaign.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
TIE CABINET.

Governor Cox. in a campaign
speech made at san Francisco. de
clarcd in n most emphatic manner
for efficiency in the admiristra
ton OF the affairs OF the govern
ment. He illustrated by referring
to Herbert {. Hoover. n man q
definite accomplishments. A. III.
type Of trained mind he woulc
like TO have in his cabinet.
Ii is true that the President o
the United States should. pri
marily. be an executive Vet 1t !
81 the utmost importance. II th,
affairs oi government are 10 rui
smoothly. tina, those who see t.
il that the plans OF the prcsidcn.
are properly executed. be ais,
efficient executives and mc'
whose minds are capable o.
grasping any situation which may
arise.
With all cabinet positions file,
by such men rs Hoover. the Co,
administration should be one thai
will make an enyiablc record. F.,
Cox will be the next PrcSidcn,
The people will no, accent rul,
by the little ring Of hard-hoilc,
Republican senators who sclcctc,
Harding 10 bear the standard r
their party.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
TO WITHDRAW TROOPS.

Governor Hobby has annouuc
ed that. as a resul, 81 an agree.
ment with the authorize, az Gal.
weston. he will withdraw the stat,
troops from that city on October
]. on which date the reign ~ mar
tial law will have ended Police
Of the CITY. under direction Il p
captain 81 Texas Rangers. viii
continue on the job. however. dc.
termined 20 protect the lives ani
the property OF the people and q
permit free passage 81 TcXas
products through the port.
The governor has issued a for.
NAL warning that unless the po-'
remains tranquil. he will not hc,i-
tate 10 return the troops 20 that
city. hut he expresses the hope
that such a step will not be nee
essarv.
We believe that in cases 81 IN
Observation-Disclosures. 'ro1ns ,houid hc
nsed only 10 place the lass ~ IT,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
IGNORANT REDS

lgnoran, Reds. imagining that
they could right ianclcd wrong
By rcsortiug Ia the destruction "'
innocent men and women, are he.
licvcd 10 have been responsible,
Tor the affair How they expected
to gain by such method, r. beyond
the comprehension oi sane an,
sensible people IN TIN, every ola,
world oi our, in TcAnS, bu, al,
cure Tor such maladic, a, the,
suffer from /, the iron hand an,
education
The iron hand. "a, TN, stage, j,
the only thing which these people
Fan understand But real cduca
ton to show these people the tru,
way To- accomplish peacefully
bct,crmcut ot their condition. .
The final solution ~ the problem
The happy. coutcutcd citizen o.
The one who seek, 90 better hi
own condition hy close app'ita
ion and industry o. equip him
,eli mentally for greater accom-
lliShmcnt,.
But the Red. have ucvc
earned TIN,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
Read Hosv Easy YoussGet Louis Premiums

Due - uas,ltlcd MARKET eonditiofs
LOUIS premium pticts are subject
10 change without tJ.ict. save
coupons and order :. = premium a.
oaCe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21


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"Nrn tho best medical u'itmcn,
rl.l,J tu holm m,. travel md 20 chansH
al surroundings Wls advised sp trtr'
I..I .,ufft ui. over tho lniicd Si1lD'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
What Internal
Bathing Has Done
or E. II. Wischen
f New Orleans

y n Wischeu 81 $50 y. Gayo-o 81
N"W Orleans 1.l.. writes TyrclIs ~.
l'ni. Institute 81 New York as 81.
.Cws
AS o. what tho Cascade has done
."r me-. ] can saw that | suffered With
pos stomach long fimc. After ruf
unG from ore degtor o. another and
'ii'r c.flsultirC ~ lcls' twenty du~.
'uis and some ~ tho leading doctors o.,
nN rity 600 with the NrHution e Ore
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. LITTLE Dui of the way 60 have 70 cold
r hc1dlrhc iust fan hack ON 10 and
never cD.s hIrf on me- ! would nu'
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wnste
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ini.rps' I.r. Stomach TrUHH. Bilious
''ss H''lrrfos Hnd 600 thD many -.
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%. 'n''v rrli'Ned rrd p.tuf.d ~
lH N.f.ur Treatment
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rrd" explain its simple OPERATION luf
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TYR ~ New York. "a noted specialist
iff'rrul Hnihing for % years n
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21

Tis i.t.. ma Noiy toilet wt
No.ii t.'..l 90 oieIt 80. With .
tn LullS compass. u u toss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
lUT0 MEN WILL HELP
SEND CARS TO FAIR

The members uf tho Am1i.lupar
IndlD Aut,ustit' association d', s.l"i
th'u W'"yng und luncheon held 40
%" Amarillo Hotel Yesterday at nuUn
H bent their supputt Co co., motor eat
aipsun 90 The Northwest Texas biz
rict fair "a plHiuyi,,N The caravan
iu leave Amarillo for Plain, low 'Jrly
tuesday morning. september -
Roy 'ui'um. who has Just rturncl
rom California. related automobile CON
'iiiuus in the southern mit 90 TINT
tale. aS be- viewed them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21

land over a desire To- break the
law b, either side oi the contro-
versy Since Governor Hobby be
licycs that the danger of such a
situation has now been ~ large
part overcome. We believe he IS
acting with the highest motives
in Withdrawing national guards
men from the port
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21

Federal and local detective, ar,
determined ,o uu,arth the com
'pirlcy. the execution 81 which u
he explosion Of q bomb resulted
n the killing ct thirty-ivc limo
'eni people IN New York City and
he serious injury oi scores of
core, OF others. The clue. which
hey already have secured point
lircctly 10 the theory that the ont
age was carefully worked ont II
advance and executed with pre-.
ucdilatcl cNactncsS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
:|REM[N ON DENVER
CO ON SHORT STRIKE

Locomotive fircm,n an the Fort
NoGh q DHEtcr railway struck Cor .
hort uuo sunday night, according to
ports i cmplnv's YESTERDAY u T.
I'D ihlt %" difficulty nros" from N.
.G'haI-t e. four CO., five fircmrn. r,-
ultmg iu ihn refusal uf the other men
1 work unless the discharged Mon were
riuuulrl a The rmur that th, mon
.rr, uut va partly denied no thu Off
80 uI the iDruVsr YESTERDAY n b.
lnim'i Tint nu SERIOUS drlty ~ work
r.tltol IN tho w1lt0ut
Employees Yesterday that "a,
ain tAHt wus scheduled o. l,uN, ANA
Mo Sunday afternoon 20 SEQ O'Clock
III not - sway untl about u.cloct
lcudUy morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21

70 CloIhicrS. TailorS, etc.
Suits Sl00 up? The first man
nd woman got along without
lothes.
"TY Miracle Nan" +, coming.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21

0l.Ni>-The infant son 81 M
ud 80 S'th y Holman died last Sn..
riay morning ~ their hom" in Here
lfd tn" huhN- Was unly u f'W DAYS
id Mn Holman u editor NJ no. Her,
rd Brand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15

offerings from accumulated materials and
SonServstiye policy OF buyers. Transport
tatioh ~ improving slowly. helping to re-
uuce mill COMPOSITIONS. Car shortage con-
pnucs AMI Is likely to hamper shippers at
Icast until September 81. since the Inter
sthts commerce Commission again extend
co the coal priority order to that date.
me crude steel output Of So per cent Of
TONS or per cent lover than In June.
total production was 2.S02.SlS tons. At
thc same time the report OF the United
States Steel Corporation chowcd an un-
niIed tonnage on books on July u OF H.
,dSf"S gross tons. the highest since June,
Pig iron Is strong. Tho higher freight
rates as eHcctinE the increased cost Of
lGti ana raw material receipts AT furnaces
are reflected In the advancing prices or
most Erades. further stiffcncd h. short
supplies and substantial demands. Basic
waa advances by most valley operators to
IN freight costs. which brings Pittsburgh
QUOTATIONS to Il so level.
Nancy valley makers holding out
tpnnaEcs for 80 figure. Coke is more
a6undant and larger shipment, caused
August dullncss gtiil marks the copper
trade with small orders going to open
producers pcgGed price OF 70 cents q pound.
Operators hold to firm quotations because
OF shortage OF stocks known TO he in
consumers hands. Late output reports
indicate short production Ia July.
The tin market is in easy tone owing To
low exchange and lack of business In
duiries are fair with safes light. but n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15

made when belatcd foundations occurred.
n feature OF the trading WAS the advance
~ Aetna Explosives from o.. 10 loTs. hut
ne trading ceased on, tho ANNOUNCEMENT
"i tnS retirement OF the stock.
sale. INST declining. from I, 10 t0i, and
men moving UP TO hois. Other oil stocks
moved within a narrower range. IntcrnI
ti2maI Petroleum dropping to 80 and then
being traded in llo 10 las
Tnr!b Syndicate dropned from IL. to Q.
!eum sold down to a new low record OF
- sal" OF slut. Motor was made al
in a; liz to l3r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
CHICAGO GKAIS MARKET

'ii4EAGp. August 1i-AIl grain markets
"cI" h"hNy at the finish today Their. he
IRE poor, supp9rt ana steady selling pres
70" !Hnu"ncCd chiefly ~ the belief IN 1,
yn. terCrieG Russian Polish conference al
i',.'h .EnV.a result faNorably over Satur-
ny iho 1iCar Of wheat shuw,t a no,
a9gsS OF q. TO 3.c. with Dccemacr :3S 10
ana March = i!A. 20 24lt.. corn was
!. 10 -; oats declined 3. TO u. while
Rsroris Of exaort sales OF whea, LAT.
~ ieEdAy inspired u little early buying OF
MhSti Most of the selling. hGweVsr Iy : :
q ,,,",.h races on the bulge which forced
houses took hand ana suppoTt,I IN.
NJ f"'I ana los: ~as partially recorded
&c I"C', however. was light and -.norti
.' 'AppFi business were ignored All iSo
a.. '',!'fs. vain the exception o! the Brit-
>" D. "rrc IN tic market
ct 81" rsiGs. were kept below last nights
itinc!iAiIy because OF poor suppC-t
M :. ~, Sieady selling pressure when was
.Ui'.-'n''h 'nltnE ~ tho favorable arms.
%. III yHis iae trade was HIGHT
,Caa.s HAG "a Ar..Ny tone and came nu,
nuehtla. ana cash latercsts were free scii
~ 40, "H'c!y hedging country purchases
Ter Itr5,'"iS ".r. 9"..i. hut with a bet
ness "nd higher prices In hogs "'-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MAKKEr.

IIIDNb'. -'uEust l4.-CAtflc. receipts
80, cGinra-,d with week ago. good aud
noe" NrH!Ewe!Eht steers and yearlings
and prime heayics generally 800 higher
ZONE .agis &c stronger, rough heavy cat
steers 70 10 5tc higher. plain wSish,v
EiSsas,fS sieSfy: common kinds &c TO 4oc
H'EHtg- good TO bcSt she stock AID can
hris -oc higher. others 70 to Dpc lower;
~ SleaGy !" 2"c hiEhcr. calves &c to
-, '""tF. shooters mostly Sc higher
i"f.' receipts, I0nl. mostly 10 TO is
,etts hlSgcT than Yesterdays average. top
49, bu.! light and butchers. = 2,G iS SO /:
hu.E b"ghlHE SONS ilaa'l+5I. pigs iTln
Iu.h uesihh!e H!Hds. -jfjl5U0.
!"vp' receipt s."H, practically all d.
f"sit, t9Mparcd VIII week go. fat iamb.
- y fiyy lover: ycHrlinEs 5, GbGl SO. lower:
ewes 3.c TO 'sc lower; feeding lau,lu 80
=? &c nsher. feeding sheep and ycIr!iEgs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15

NEW YORK Angus; i-Charrcs IN
nT!ess foT cotton again wc5" cTratic to-
Gay. being governed by ,hc foreign politi-
cal situation on the bear side and talk
about declining Xtospocts FOR The crop on
toeer acted as a brake upon the demand
ior later positions and towards the end
hsaNy selling by Wall Stree, and local
The census bureaus statement on the
consumption o: ;he staple last month
came 10 ha1G Mt II y. y. and pu; tho
quantity used hy domestic mills at 52i io5
running bales. compared with 5!Og1s rui-
ming bales in July, 1913.
l Ift,d by lann5ar.i wa!ch soll IS points over
She meaniime Wee irregular. Tho mar
trade and littlc feature. Nav starieS
points higher and others ) 10 q points
.ThroaEhcpt the las, hour tho marko,
MIN qip aS y POINTS hlghcr 10 81
anidchns gnelanised At so cents thsr"
were no sales. Spot at New orleans Vas
9mset; w!ih midd.in2s . points. lover NJ
sii Liverpool was not IN session.
,HeGeiptS o.: cotton In hale, Il. some nj,
w. teSalrS Toints toCay were: GalvCston'
GSSS: New Orleans. 1T; Sayantah "a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
BRIGHT OPENING MONDAY
Is EXPECTED ON STREET

~. CONTINUED from First PaseD
sides We're in conference at Minsk
to-day. The professionals expect a
cheerful opening on Monday and Will
take profits on IT. Some of them sold
today. The buying was scattered,
with but little public demand.
Sugar shares were heavy, as trade
reports told again of the hoavncSs
q. the commodity in cuba. Material
Production in retail prices is expected
soon. Although the company Was
silent, report in the street was 10 the
effect that the American international
Corporation had taken its loss IN
Simms Petroleum and that the simmS
Company would he rcorganlzed.
General Motors for the six months
ending June so, 1920. earned Sloe a
share on it's outstanding capital
stock In dollars this means AN IN
crease OF S3.37S.726 over tho same
period the previous year The au-
believing The industry has reached a
ilaltinc place. The only serious fca-
ture OF the industry Is the lack OF
garage facilities, and the hopeless
The high-class petroleum stocks were
strong anu the others quiet and
steady.
The bucket shops. OF which thcro
are several remarkably strong ones
operating openly III Wall street, are
understood to be net short 10 their
customers to vast extent. They VIII
therefore continue TO work for
declining market.
suEccStcd whereby the New York
stock Exchange could XIII of most of
these swindlcrs and increase its own
business The proposition Is Tor the
exchange TO establish an associate
membership open 10 banks and trust
companies only Associate members
would have no representation on the
floor. but would he allowed Il small
commission for ali orders sent by
them TO regular members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15

s'e SHGd rosition OF tho British market adds
t,m Inc extreme shortage OF promp. lead
Cnuscu tho leading interests To advance
their minimum quotations . to . cents y
pound; Now York delivery. and 675 cents
last 81: Louis. Tho open ma rkct Is 10 to
points highe,., Consumers arc active
Zinc Is firm on light sellers. orIcrlpr. , nd
quotations were advanced 10 points 10 10
cents pound for East st. Louis snot nd
august and zo cents September. with
many sellers asking S cents.
Anti-mony Is Unchanged Mt az cents
Mm0issaic and ~ gents RETAIL but n better
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
WEEKLY FINNSCL,L REVIEW

NEW 1ORk; NuEust H.-Eur0pean war
news depressed prices OF stocks Mt Inter
walls this week. hut not to tho Same cxton,
as In the ono that preceded IL.
The market showed greater power OF
resistance. whether from u liqullatnl con.
dition. reduced bear selling or ctfec,ivc
scale buying. the list showed enough resi,.
icncy TO recover to levels well above The
previous weeks close. "o''" 'ho
EARLY losses of I to 10 points ws-s =,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15

cheaper call money. q Tally in sterling and
Investment buying, OF bonds and high-crade
notes. ultimately Ind an effect In turning
the course OF prices dccisiYcly upwards
In the we:ts final dealings.
proErossiYo duiincS5 and rising prlras
STRENGTHENED the belief that liquidation
,lrarnerl, OF short contracts -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15

receipts. sal sacks: no millers Sales. So
iionduras. T.6SwSE! s2I carly prolific. SO; ;
ice. recsipiS. !ii pockets. Sales. ", lion
dIraS. -. Ill: 1910 Hue Rose, 9is q 10. Bran
ana polish unchanged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
Where Southcrncrs VIII Find
Excellent Accommodations
AT LEADING
NEW YORK CITY HOTELS
Hotel Marie Antoinctte

-'DN~s -iti &c
ceih ct. broadway and 6Tth st
Rooms. with bath. So per day.
HOTEL ANSONIA 7i Slo 81; an, and
Rooms Win bath. 50 per day ana up.
h!B" CLASS Transient and residential
!.ote!. suO rooms with bath. only ten
i'ennsyIvania. X. Y. Central, Lacka-
wanna ana Etie stations.
HOTEL BRETON HALL
broadway. s5th TO S6th st.: larreat.
most attractive mIdtown Greproof ho-
tel bGb"ay at door: room. private bath
Si-so-st per day for one OF Two persons
HOTEL SEYMOUR ;tsth at near
class i!reproot ::otei in the centre of
city: rooms $3.50 per day upward.
HOTEL MONTEREY
BROS way and 3ith St: new hreoroot
hote!; very reasonable rates.
HOTEL CHELSEA
West Esd II. al 9Th av absolutely nro.
proof; 500 rooms. 400 baths: $3.50 per
DAY up Cafeteria attached.
HOTEL FLANDERS
133 TO 1877 W. 47th ST. Just off Broad
way: the right kind OF hotel In the
right locality. every loom with pri-
waite bath: 81 UP.
broadway Central Hotel Bdwsy
midway between Battery ana Central
Park; only hotel in heart OF Who!esala
District. cap. 1000 guests: a hotel with
comfort without extravaganza: rooms
$50 up: recognized Southern hdqteEs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
PRODUCE MiKKI1s-

COTTONSEED OH.
NEW YORK. August ii-i'5;tons4od nh
Whs ON with prices slightly higher ~,
i"N'fhy 0ls!Hilpns ard Ia SYMPATHY WIZ,
!HIt, I'"4d!ng nOaths ciCy.,i +,
2PDIm,s hgi h!Ehc. sales. 1900 barrels
yellow spot. i2.0ogrl:.SJ. Sepicninsr ,.;;;4s
Dcccnipcf. 1870: March lao Prime ,yitne
tsr SeI!ow and summer while nnsnir al -"
NEW ORLEANS haEin.. u-eour,, ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15

s,nti;a. by by. another pronounced fall in
rrrpris for large portion OF tho list was
ndned ny ,rcports that tho market was
trade trad. lines while aclling was no, SO
drastic as recently the character OF tho
stocks affected was about tho same with
the addition of some new points OF dc
Railroads moved sympathctically with
the indus,rials. but their range WAS much
narrower and they were among tho Nrst
TO reflect change Ia continent. H.cog.
nltlpn OF favorable UNDERLYING conditions
such ns crop news. gain IN steel Tonnage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-15
nRN t.nnnS


:. NEW YORK. August li.-Thc Curb mar
kct showed ~ high dcE.cc OF irrcgular ity
during the past week some stocks selling
at new low levels. especially during IN"
period of weakness Monday and even
later IN the week. new low records were
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w. EEW ORLEANS. Aurus, li-smau adj
Ga. yo- ~ 'iE 'ar!y trading in cotton 10
a. a. Were replaced Uy moderately 1yii" i
~, .a!cr a INC Easul; O: ssllin.. q,
Sas' u" Wv" c.GS'.Dctvr. app.raUtl,,
eonirac;s -atAa1..., 'aG unloading o; long
II NJ 81 gay ia- trading months we're -
- pooiEls oEtf the close OF y. a,.-5.,,! =.
IL , 'GEest ihey we've - 10 81 io,r, a., d
I a, lA:t prices were 10 4, urin- ""Y'
2sSS. a; MI, n w Pm" 80 and :e!! on 10
t.a1.inr ma w.. nnsetued in The carly
M WHO; Wbdn 81 .2HE coat;a4; 6ut iHirtc.d
Z ~. "-'th p census bureau issued r.
: I,iiv SSfs't"ii@- .f.A.r.eaD 0onallup;l5n ~
by oL D. ~, bales .-saiE-: 5:5s., ti.t'S
4 ~ SANE month last year on NO. tH,..s
4 s't Sso ,;.af ~ vent 20 ii- hfaHtsf 80 80 .
bc 80, ~ a.. selling arpaa-o3 :,
ciairi,uF ~ -'4. S-ahi1 f'rT Tex
grpa. .s .lg mag. was NOT 4.
was again c.puGy F-4 '.. !irf map
more ouyins then selling. CUE caused
sta tist!us: "'e.IE cotton
wb sHiSS' .t,q55"aLdef to mili, 5000 b.,es o..
s:oex. ~ q; a.. %e Ire a'e,,iean ''
American ~ "-'i'2 1f.tQ3 were
A IeRiSF,s. n"o ba'ss. Q. which 800, wcr.
Exports oIa1 r.t
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RlchmonN Un!on S.ock Ynrhs.

I
Richmond. We. Aucu.t u. 1870
Remarks: There was a fair supply. Of
cattle here for this weeks market Prices
about steady on good ordered cattle. Com
mon cattle lower.
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s, Dew ;. Y.2lr,.-Siiddl!nx. $50; exports. IS
s, TS3A ;, ,osa g. SCOT. exports. se
81 T''"i i0r week-Reeo!ats. son; exports.
:, T rt FOR Receipts. s7ss,; ex,o-,,