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ANDRE USES FOR TKE IN0Is1 WAR
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umus for -"eee~ .a..~ OF all Kinds IL
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The largest lHe ever brought e"
O.-l.. Everything la toilet ware.
FROM the hr~t manufacturer. oeaia
Music Co., Jewellers.
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TIE wOMAN'S BURDEN

Take Up the woman f., burden
shes borne hrr '1aJ t-a Song
In patience and submission.
Despite the cri.r.u~ Sr.n-.
Tradition has en-.avea E.r.
Her bonds are STRONG s- Steel.
And -up,r-u1.a.- fatter~
MAKE wounds th.t v.l u.. h.a..
She. Taught hy Christian .--eelt
IN patience @, an,le."
To stand iu sweet -ahui--ir-
AT her lord and ua-,-r.- -s.e
And theu tor information
TO her husband she -au-t -s
And silence ksepla eEafcae--
~ Pau, has to-5 her 80.
50 long shes hren in BON Rage
Prom reason heeu ,,-lrs-
WHAT vy0nds- she i.a- children
Halt devil ana ha,t child.
Eternal torment waits h.r
Sh0u'a she hut sa-r l-.y
Ths great Trhrv71.- mandate.
'.Incres7r ana multiply.
She mn-t bring ta-th ma-e soldiers.
IN holy va:- ta H-Ht
Though. 3D. hv- ~cu-y.l .a~,ic-.
somehow u -,esl- uHt -r-rt
Tho priest NrtE solemn Summons
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The Young man who il stuck on his
hair will often leave some other fell
low stuck on his clothes.
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If YOU want the best selection in
rugs, druggetts. mattings, portiers,
Isce curtains. etc, call on Mclver &
MackaV.
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Old newspapers for sale at this office
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-07-22
Conditions are Worse.

Port-a-Prince. Hayti. July 2l.-The stu
alton in Hayti has become worse. Gen.
Jeau Juneau, who supports the candidacy
for the Presidency of NJ. FIrmin, is on
his way to the capital and General Sal
Nave with a considerable force has start
ed for Capt Haytlen in order to attack
General Nord, the War Minister.
The provisional government here is d.
vided into four parts. One Firminist and
three anti-Firminist groups and is with
out any authority. The population is also
divided and 1t Is generally believed that
M. Firmin will not meet with any serious
resistance in his advance on the capital
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New york CofYee and SUGAR

NEW YORK, july 2l.-Coffee-Spot Rio
firm; No. 2 invoice 5%; mild, steady; Cor
dova, S6lih.
susar-Raw, steady fair refining. 1916;
centrifugal SO test 5-I6: n.olasses sugar
2%: refined. steady.
The coffee market opened IRE gulnr with July
points lower and other months 5d o points
higher. after which the course was quite
steadily upward on scare of shorts to cover
and persistent bull support from the clique
The foreign market news was about as ex-
was devoted to watching the bull contingent
and as this element took a most aggressive
turn a scamper to reach safer ground
made by the most conservative shorts Trad
ing was fairly active throughout the session.
All differences were wiped out in the last half
hour between the first seven months on the
list The close was firm. with prices net 10
ago points higher. Total sales were 5000
haC
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Becoming Too Scientific.

Boston TRANSCRIPT.
one of the evils of the day Is thorough
ness as applied to sports AID recreat lions.
There Is no game. however difncult or
how simple, but it Is hedged about by
dificulties which actually turn pleasure
into pain. Time was when a game at
whist, for example. was a genuine diver
sion now II has become so scientific that
1t Is distinctly hard work to play good
game. SO as to bicycling. golf, ping-pong
Everything, in a word. We have so got
into the habit of taking our pleasure Sc
riously that those pleasures are no longer
gecreations. or at least not the recrea.
fions they might be were perfection not
so persistentlyy insisted upon Oh. for
game that cannot be made scientific that
will forever escape literary organ and
which win always and forever be just
good fun and nothing more!
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rorao, Financial Cablegram.

NEW YORK. July 2I.-The Commercial Al.
yertiser's London financial cabiegram says
The markets continue depressed. An expiana-
tion for this is puzzling. Kaffrs are ct
tracing most attention They were nat early AL,
hardened on a little export by big houses that
are unwilling to see decline too rapid before
fridays settlement. big Transyaai loan
q talked OF The terms will have to be very
attractive in order TO succeed. The under
writer's of recent colonial loans landed heav,
iiv hence the selling OF cnnsols. which touched
asx Americans were duh with the rest Of
the Est, New York failed To support prices
save in the case of Baltimore and Ohio. Ca
madam Pacific spurted on the street on Mon
treaI buying Gold to the amount OF $50
600 has been received from Australia
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CINCINNATI July 2I.-Flour-Quiet; fancy
So 4Os7S. 60; farl1it, S3@3 30.
Lard-FiTm ~ Si0.75.
Bulk meatS-Fifm at III.
Bacon--Strong at Sl2.25.
Whiskey-Quiet at Sl.3l.
Sugar-Firm: hard refined. 3.o2d5.N.
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PROVISIONS FOR BERT.
Colombian Fleet Sails for Agu Dulc'
With Supplies for Army.

Panama, July A.-The government feet
sailed last night with achievements and
ammunition and provisions for General
Bertis army at Al qua L'ulce
General Salazar, Governor Panama, in
structed the commander of the feet to
deliver certain letters to General Berti
and by all means, should the revolution
airy kunboat Padilla be met. to engage her
in decisive battle.
Governor Salazar believes that big
battle is being fought at Aqua Dulce and
that If the government troops are victo-
rious in the engagement the revolution
on the isthmus will be ended.
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Liverpool in consequence OF what the markets
on this side opened lower than the closing. Of
Saturday by some few points. The first trade
IN August contracts was at T. 80 and In Oc-
tober and December at TIA and 7.e4. respec-
lively. After the call buying orders lifted
values up to 7.e5 for the former ann TT
and 766 for the two latter. A weaker feel
ing then set in and continued TO the close. the
board showing net losses of 4 points on July.
. on August, 8 on September and 697 points
on the more distant months compared with
SATURDAYS closing ngures
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English Civil Service estimates.

London, July ia supplementary civil
service estimated this morning aggregates
upwards of half a million pounds sterI-
ing and provides G25O.0O0 for FIRE grants
in aid of the sugar industry of the West
Indies. The government asks for s25.OOO
additional for the expenses Of the corona
ton caused by its postponement. This
brings the total up to el25,oOo.
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NEW ORLEANS. July 2I.-There is a mod
crate demand for spot cotton this morning.
actions were few. Prices We're nominally UNI
changed and whatever was sold was worked
off at full quotations. The first bale of the
new crop to arrive here came in this morn
ing from HallettsvilIe Tex Experts classed
II as middl,ng, but slightly dark in color
sales. $50 bales. including $50 (. o. b. terms
Quotations unchanged
In the market fc- contracts some disappoint.
n:ent was shown at the apathy displayed al
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az. louis Provisions.

ST LOUIS. July 2I.-Flour-Firm; No. 2
red Winter patents. So 4oa3. AS; extra fancy
and straight IS SaS So OLD Of both s grades
Whiskey-Steady at SI3i
Dry sailed meats-Steady; boxed extra shorts
sllI21s; clear ribs, sIl25;, short clear.
SlI50.
Baeon-steady boxed extra shorts. sI2;
clear ribs, Sl2. l2la; short clear, Sl2.37h.
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Local Cotton Markst.
n, N. Scale q Co.'S Cotton Letter.

10y sspcCtat tJs08en Wb'e-t
NEW ORLEANS. July 2l.-The weekly
foreign trade reports pictured rather unsat-
fsfactory condition of business In manufac-
tured cotton goods on the continent. well
as at Manchester, and II was Undoubtedly this
feature combined with improved crop accounts
from sections where beneficial rains have
fallen that occasioned the easier tone in Liv.
erpool, where deliveries declined u points
and spots sales diminished in quantity
Transactions here were shaped In accordance
with the course of the English market ant
while prices manifested an easiness and suf
fered some decline, there was nothing in tho
developments of the day to be termed of spe
ctal Importance. Closing quotations are Ga
~ points lower than Saturday.
Opinions on the future course If prices fol
cotton are considerably mixed but consider
ing the high cost Of production this season
which should inspire farmers and merchants
with an unfailng desire to hold out for re-
munerative returns. 1t looks like trade ir
manufactured goods must undergo a radical
ous yield to permit OF a serious depreciation
from the prevailing level of values.
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-
River Forecast.
The Coosa will show very slight rises and
the Alabama will remain nearly stationary
tonight and Tuesday.
depression moving eastward over the
lower Lake Region. with outer lines OF dis
turbance dipping southwark, has caused show
ers quite generally in the South the East ana
central and Lake districts. the rainfall being
heavy to locally excessive in western and
North Central Texas; temperatures are quite
moderate over the North and West, and gen
orally slightly lower in the South, in ad,
vance of area Of slightly above normal
pressure now over the Middle West and NOV
ing southeastward: shallow depression COW
ers the Rocky Mountain Region, though gen
orally fair weather prevails in the west
Cotton Region Bulletin.
L. s. Department or Agriculture.
Weather Bureau.
For the twenfy-four hours ending at O. m.
18th Meridian time.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. July 81.
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MARKETS FOR FUTURES
DULL AND EASY AT THE OPEN
ING.
General Direction of Prices. Was
Downward Under Liquidation
and Bear Pressure-3 to 8
Points of at the Close.

NEW YORK. July 2I.--The cotton market
opened dull and easy with prices 3G6 points
lower and while there were brief spells Of re-
action from time TO time later. the general
direction Of the market was downward under
liquidation and bear pressure, based on fine
crop and weather reports. The commission
houses came into possession of few suppoi ting
orders and near month longs were slow to
give substantial support TO either July. Au-
gust or September. The weather map and spe-
cial precipitation bulletins from washington
conveyed the impression that the belt since
Saturday has been pretty thoroughly covered
with showers to heavy rains while the fore
cast pointed to showers and thunderstorms in
nearly every cotton State tonight and tomor-
row. The English market news was a dis
appointment Speculation was sluggish
throughout the session In the local ring and
gave no signs of broadening In the immediate
future The trade was disposed to anticipate
q bearish weekly crop weather statement
fromS Washington tomorrow. owing to the
meli-nigh perfect climate conditions Of the
pas item days. The market closed steady and
net 3de points lower. Total sales were esti-
mated at so. zoo bales Europe and the South
were light sellers here.
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Nav Orleans SuRar.

NEW ORLEANS. July I.-sugar-strone:
omen kettle. 2hd3 3-l6; open kettle centrifu-
gal. 3d3hv centrifugal yellow 31sq4S; sec
ONO MolassesSDuu: centrifugal. 5@I5.
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' INDICATES trace.
Remarks.

Temperatures generally slightly lower;
rains in all districts except Charleston and
Oklahoma, ranging from light TO copious. with
a heavy local ain in North Central Texas.
HEAVY RAINS-Duolin. Tex, 2.02
FRANK p. CHAFFEE.
Section Director. Weather Bureau
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visible Supply Of Grain

NEW YORK. July 2I.-The visible supply
OF grain saturday July 10, as compiled by
the New York Produce Exchange. is as follows
Wheat 2o.4l5, 900 bushels: increase. oo/'-
Wy Corn q sos 900 bushels: increase. 6e7 600
oats, 7is 600 bushels; decrease, 5000.
rive los 600 bushels: decrease, 81 900.
Barley, lie, 900 bushels; decrease 1000
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LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST.


&N0NAS4VA8ss - =
Bacon-lic. s (
DRY saited sides--9K@loc.
Lard-Tierces. IlN0l INC.
Meal-77skc per bushel
Oats-White sc; mixed, 6oe.
Sait-Liverpooi, 81 sack; Virginia. Csc;
Michigan 25o-pound barrels. eE75. = Z ~
But5er-Jersey. 2o@26c; Tennessee country
svrup-Fancy. 4oc; reboiled COO.
Ei0ur-patent. $3.50 per barrel: straight,
81 1894 IS.
leaf. 6Mc
lutte Bagging-2 lbs. 7h07&c: ~ lbs. ,
R7Lc.
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Flour-Steady
76%677k.
Corn-No. 2 yellow. 65h@66.
No oats So 5osS S5 No o Usits s2aSa
Lard. per 100 lbs. Slo65d lo.67l4
Short rib sides doose). $40 $50 65.
s RTy SS eIss1 ssSSd Cbc,ea Doxs
Whiskey. basis of high wines. $3.50,
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WALL STREET REVIEW
DEMONSTRATIONS OF STRENGTH
By INDIVIDUAL STOCKS.
Sustaining Force Of These Advances
Taken Advantage of Every
Opportunity to Sell
Other Securities.

NEW YORK. July ai.-There were various
demonstrations OF strength in individual stocks
teday, but the sustaining force OF these ad-
vances was taken, advantage of on every occa.
sion 10 sell Other stocks for the purpose OF
realizing profits. This was effected without
any notable damage to prices. owing to the
1udicious and careful manner in which the
market was fed. In the last half hour OF the
market. however, when II became known that
arrangements had been made for a shipment
OF SI.ooo.oO0 IN gold to Europe by tomor-
rows steamer the whole market turned down
wards and closed active and easy. Not much
was left Of earlier gains in any case and
Pennsylyania was very conspicuous leader OF
the early market, closed at n small net loss
ThoN early strength of this stock was at
tributed to the supposed requirement Of con-
troll Of Reading, but the other subsidiary COM
panies failed to participate. Chesapeake and
the weak stocks for the day. The decision OF
the coal miners convention against general
the large suys II last week Of the so oos
carriers was on that account. The heavy re-
alzing OF the day was doubtless on the ground
that all the good business concerning these
stocks from the present has been published.
Among Western railroads the active specu-
and St Louis southwestern Reports of
weather favorable to the crops was the con-
tinuing influence upon these stocks but i
failed to AFFECT the price OF other stocks which
would be equally benefited by good crops
Old rumors were revived Of closer relation
between st. Louis Southwestern and Chicago
and Eastern III. nois The reports of damage,
by floods In the Western States were ignored.
The indu:trials were idle and neglected. The
failure Of the judicial conference which was
expected to take VI, the appeal in the case
against the United States Steel stock CONVEX
sion plan may have been influence in kill
ing speculation in those stocks. London was
quite a heavy seller of stocks this morning here
and was itself sufferer from LIQUIDATION from
Paris Of accounts In South Africa This train
OF events is doubtless what precipitated the
shipment Of gold By tomorrow's steamer. The
announcement came as something of surprise
nevertheless as sterling exchange at Paris re-
covered fraction today. But the entire
relaxation of pressure from Western points
upon New York for currency and the continued
disbursements by the Government in excess OF
receipts have resulted in such easy conditions
Of the local call money market that the specie
became easily available and the shipment
proved q cheaper method to rmit than the
purchase of exchange. which has Rugged the
gold export po.nt for a week or more.
There was easier tendency in the bond
market. which shows rather a notable lack
OF investment demand. Total sales tpar valued
So POS. 00c. United States old As registered
declined V per cent. on the last call.
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We never did admire the sort of woman
who refuses to work. but who is willing
to charge other women for enrolling
them in useless clubs.
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New Work DRY Goods.

NEW YORK, July 2I.--The new week In the
dry goods market has opened quietly and so
far without developments of moment. Second
hands reported that buyers from the far West
are beginning to arrive for the Fall campaign
and at present occupy their time looking at
new connections. outside Of this the market
Is quiet.
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Liverpool Cotton Eutures.
Cotton at the Ports,

NEW .oRLEANs--Quiet sales, $50: ordi.
nary. IN; good ordinary. ek: low middiing,
81: middling, Lie: good middling, sx;
middiing fair. on: receipts. SIS; stock. s7.-
GALvEsToN-Firm; middiins. 9 1915; re-
ceipts. 96e: stock. 1889.
MoBILE.steady; middiing. sx; sales. 100:
SO; stock. 7,5o9
CHARLEsToN-ouiet: middling. 81; re-
i.o3o. '' ~
NoRFoLK-Steady: middiing. Q lie: sales
10: receipts. I46: stock 1856
BAITIMoRE-Nominal; middIing. e%; re-
ceipts, $40: stock. 5.74A.
BOsToN-Qufet: middling. 9A: net receipts,
3: gross, 81. '
PHILApELPHIA-ouiet: middling. 81;
1885; stock, 1854 =
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WILMINGTON. July 2i.-Turpentine-stead
at AS receipts. 60.
Rpsin-Steady at i.io9I.l5: receipts, $50
Crude turpentine-Firm at 81 .4o92 5oQ2. 90
Tar-iarm at sl5o: receipts. 1875.
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Bonds.

B0uQS.
United States refunding 2s, registered. o7%
United States refunding 2's. coupon. oZS
United States SIS. registered, .............lo5 %
United States u.s. coupon ...........:'.....lo 615
United States mem As. registered. ..... 52&
United States new as. coupon ............ 23A
United States old as. registered $3.50, loSA
United States old as, coupon .......... oSS
United States SIS. registered. ........... lo3A
United States 5's coupon ................Io los
Atchison. general as ......................Io4 h
Atchison, adjustment As ................ 941s
Baltimore and Ohio As tbid)..........t o9l
Baltimore and Ohio 3h's .:,............. e5gt
Baltimore and Ohio Conv. 4's............l IA
Canada Southern seconds Did. ,..''.'.. io9%
Genital Of Georgia SIS (bid ........."io9
Central OF Georgia first inc................ S4A
Chesapeake and Ohio AVS ..............leSA
Chicago and Alton 3ia's .......::......''... SSA
Chicago. b. and Quincy new 4's...:.:;,.. 9SB
Chicago, NJ and st. Paul gen. as (oidl; y
Chicago and Northwestern con. s. BID SO
Chicago. Rock Island and PACING 4s..' O@
C., c. c. and St. Louis gen. As, bid'...io2
Chicago Terminal AS ibid. ...,.-...'..'-' e.
Colorado and Southern IS :....;'::.t.'.-. S933s
Denver and Rio Grande as toidl''.'.. iOl y
Eve prior lien As ~ ~.
w. Wnr,h ana NEWER city frsts (bidl IS
Hooking Valley 4ia's ..'''''''''''''''''''''V o'a
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RsrAsLrsHnD is7a


KANSAS CITY, July Il .--cattle-Receipts.
Texans; best corn FED cattle active and higher;
quarantine steady to strong; Nstockers and
cbosce exporf and dresned beef
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a. q B. Beers Cotton Letter.

lSpcCiat TO Inc A0NeFJeefI
NEW ORLEANS. July 2l.-Liverpool a,ivices
were unfavorahle. consequently our market
opened 4@6 points lower. but subsequently
improved 2G4 from the bottom on fresh buy
ing. Later however, the good rains In Texas
and showers generally throughout the belt
over Sunday caused break of 70l2 from the
top on near months and SOS on late. Near
the close values steadied slightly, making the
net loss points on August and 6G5 on the
other positions. With the exception OF the
Little Rock and Charleston districts. rain
was reported from all sections during Satur-
day and Sunday. and the predictions are for
showers and thunderstorms tonight and Tues
day in Eastern Texas. Louisiana, Mississippi
and the Atlantiqs. Referring to additional new
bales of cotton in Texas, Victoria and Sinner
each report one new on the iTth Inst. and
the 18th inst Yoakum. Flatonia. Bryan.
HalIestsville one each and Gonzales two. or
an aggregate OF nine. making the total new
received thus far 20 against only 8 last year
in the early part of August. Manchester ca
bles say that the market last week was gen.
orally quiet and unsatusfactory. though prices
were Arm. Meanwhile the inquiry for cloth
is Increasing in various directions; there Is
some Bombay and. Madras business, but the
China trade was lethargic. The weekly wealth
er report, which win be issued tomorrow. is
expected to be favorable. The near months
will be regulated by the demand for spots
and manipulation, whereas weather conditions
mill entirely influence the later ones,
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Murphy & Co.'S One, Cotton Letter.

10y fTNate WlFe-I
R NEW YORK July 2I.-It was a dull and
embarrassing cotton market this morning. The
kchargcter of the Liverpool market was such
as to encourage some selling with the conse-
Quence of shading of final prices. but at no
time did the market display anything APP
preaching activity. In fact, the general sup
position is to simply watch and wait until
we know about the crop about which we IRE
now so much In the dark, although big crop
views largely predominant with people who
admit the possibility of a decided change in
their view should weather conditions later
on be less favorable. 1t Is borne in mind that
two years ago Atlantic States promised a
splendid crop at this time of the year. but 1t
was not realized, moreover the conditions on
July LIST last year OF 81. was succeeded by
August condition of Up, September Of TIA
and October 81 IA. Some reports this morn
ing indicated good rains in portions of Mis-
sissippi. Alabama. Arkansas and beside these
there were several private kilograms cover
ing less satisfactory situation in Liverpool.
Nam YoHks howevets was little Influenced by
these reports, namely. because of the strength
OF statistical position. especially as regards
epote.
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Naval Stores.
4NNWNA sSlO1Ob'
ARLESTON. July 2I.-Turpentil

CHARLESTON. July 2I.-Turpentins and
rosin-Unchanged.
SAVANNAH. July 2l.-Turpentine-Firm a
ASH; receipts. l,4S7: sales. 3e4; exports, 10Y.
Rosin-Firm; receipts. $3.50; sales, 2. 2e4;
SIPS; +, 81, so; @. 81 IS: H, si.7o; l. So, o5i
X So SIS. M. S3.o5. N, So. 20; window glass
S. SO; water white, $50