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The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-12-26
AuXvaSSe Notes.

Mr.. Harry Hunter came in on
the goth to spend the holidays
with his parents; he is attending
school at Lincoln Institute.
A little son arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown on
the 18th; mother and newcomer
are both doing well.
Several ladies Of this community
have sold their turkeys at ten cents
per pound on foot and think it a
very good price.
Miss Mayme Woods our teacher
closed her school on the 24th and
will reopen after new Years.
The Professional World is only
ST. per year.
Mr.. Sam Woolery who went to
Colorado recently, writes that he
has reached Fort Collins and is
we'll pleased with the country so
far,
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-12-26
National GIeaningS.

A mayor of national reputation
is Mayor John Hinchcliffe of Pater-
son, N. J., headquarters for anarchy
in this country, and the home of
Bresci, who assassinated King
Humbert of Italy. AT the recent
silk strikes in Paterson, chiefly led
by anarchists, Mayor Hinchcliffe
discharged his chief of police,
who was afraid to act, and took
charge himself, with the result that
the rioting Vas settled in short
order. In the twelve million dollar
fire not long ago in Paterson, and
in the great floods almost over
whelming the city, Mayor Hinch-
cliffe did more than all others to
restore the normal condition of
affairs. He has been at the front
in other needs of the city. He is
a democrat and carries the town
over a big republican vote entirely
on personal qualities and his record.
For many years the best known
man in horse racing circles was
James F. Caldwell, whose part in
the races was starting the horses,
and he was known as The Prince
of Starters" In later years he had
lost his prestige, but at one time
his income was from $4,000
to 100000 year. He died at
Saratoga, N. Y, recently at the
age of 6. He was born in Dan
vile, Kentucky.
- Gu of 636 students who have
entered the law school of Harvard
university, or are college eradu-
ates, which is certainly a remark
able registration. A bachelors
degree has now been required for
two years admission to the school.
and it was feared that so high a
standard for admission, if main
tanned for even a short time, would
reflect upon the school by diminish
ing the applications for admission.
The very contrary has been the
case, and those who favored the
high standard in order that the at
tendance might be cut down have
been sadly mistaken in the means
which would be necessary to
attain such an end. 1t is thought by
many who are interested in the
subject that large classes in uni
v%ersity work are not, after all so
detrimental. The number of stu
dents in the class prevents each
ones reciting very often, it is true,
but on the contrary, the class dis
cussions must be of a high order,
which cannot fail to be beneficial
to the entire class. OF the 636 stu
dents, 24o are graduates of Har-
ward; 81 of Yale, 81 Brown, IS
yarmouth, II University of Cali
fornia, ~ Amherst, 10. Bewdoinf
II Willisns-ihef all, % colleges
and universities q being represented;
The public schools" in Switzer
land are operated by the govern
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-12-26

The Grassland episode will be a
source of much regret to the ne
groes of Missouri, first because
DR.. Grassland is a nergo and
secondly because he is a Mis-
sourian. His appointment was
the first of the kind ever given to
q Missouri negro, and the fact that
it was found necessary for the
state department to dispense with
his services as minister is to be
regretted.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-12-26
Will Not Appear Next Week.

The Professional World will not
appear next week as the manage
ment desires to take a much needed
rest. W. resume publication on
January 9, 1903. All correspon-
dents will please make note of this
and govern yourselves accordingly.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-12-26

If you are not a subscriber to the
Professional World you should or
der it now and read the best negro
paper in this section of the coun-
try, and the only one published
for ST. a year.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-12-26

tralia Mo-, was in the city Wednes-
day to meet his brother Clarence,
who attended Lincoln Institute.
The Columbians who attend Lin
coin Institute, arrived Wednesday
eve.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-12-26

The little folks need not any
longer fear that old Santa may not
get here on account of no snow.
Santa is now travelling in an auto
mobile and next year he will prob
ably make the rounds in an air ship.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-12-26

We hope to be able to discover
more originality in the papers read
before the teachers association this
time than heretofore. Remember
that many people read the books
that you do-see?
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-12-26
passs OF y MISSOURI STATESMAN

The editor of this paper wishes
all of its many readers a merry
Christmas and a happy New Year.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-12-26

Agents wanted In every town in the
state.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-10

Contir Gs oil entusissmo para 10 expsdisi0n
q In isla Santa Crrx que 80 efsctuar& el IL sn
oil apor sPnerto Ricos
Son muchos loa inseritos
Por vApor xMaeS 90 han rseibido en- SL2
Iadustrfa del PAiss de e At ff .nt, IN compls-
TO surtido de ropa hscha sombreros de die
rentea cIasss y formAs caprfchosas.
TAmbi6n trsjo una gram varisdad de arti-
culos para eabailsros, que sc realizan precios
limitadfsimos.
En esta ciudad dfcese que el juego serA
muY perse guido por la poiefa municipal, y
que en- breve no qusdark IN solo garlic
AHA vsremos.
En- s,nto Domingo trabsis actualmente
una compi fifa de zarzuels, tffsss pasAF D
esta ciudad sn brevs.
Aun contin6a 10 hue'ga en- IL fkbrica dc
tabacos eFin de sigloS.
va estkn organisados eD grsnios todos loi
obreros de esta Iocalidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-10
PONCE
NOTECTA@ EDIRECTAS

El Ledc. ssiisT MatisnIo Cintr6n c6iebrt
oil martes per In noehe una eorfsrenei& en- 81
Clnb del Oomits repubiicano.
Nos dicsn que fu6 calurosamsnts splAudi-
do, y que rAy6 s gran Altura 81 afAm madooFador.
s. encusntrs en- eata ciudad don Artaro
MonSgAs csd6, conocido fsrmae6 ltic1 de
MAysgEss
ala Womens Ala S5eissyS estk organizau
DO un sspacsGeulo artfstico qua ss efsctaarA sn
Ul foatro benshcio do los pohres.
RstrstA para sl domingo pr6Klnc:
PAso-dobla sEg oso y ell madren - ID SaEs
@JoaqulnA 1--F AatalfA de IL opera GF .crodo-
rAD-JotA dc IA xSrEuelA eG'Esntss v cabaEu-
aosD-Mexurks sEaI&lIa.D-T st4pp eG A.
llsrnito.S S-Autores: Gll, Campos, Ks:rg Ssoc,
Chusca, Milpsgsr olsro.
La DRMosRAcTA 90 vende eu al eIsAblse-
Fnianto de don Vicsnts Soltaro.s
nm las saias del muuicirto tngralAraa, du
raute OF mes de Msrxe. IA, $40 iollArs, 81 OH.
JuieIos oPaIas:
pIs IA. -AaoIf0 GfAns, de Psausla'' pOf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-10
manatf

9e ha vusto reanudaf la seauia en- aste
pueblo sus eampos. desde mediados del ines
de Mario, hacienda el aqua una falta may no
table, tanto pars abonar las sismpras de frutos
msrores de ID que tanto Sc pFmetian sacar al
ghg 0rovacho nuestros pobres ca@ pesince. co :
mo cara los usos domAssIcos, paes va los due
nos de algibes Sc pisgan vender Ell phbliee,
nna no los tfene ests Indispensable elem a 30
5srs Is vida. UnisAmente quedan, para es :
uender sgua en- ID pebiaci6n cinco sells pipas,
9ue In conducen del RIO que satS cerca estas
M son sufeientes . surtiF Q todo ell vs-
cindario, que ambiciona no qusdarse sin ella
trueoue de deiar antas que conner.
Ahora ell polvo que levanta sl fuerte vien-
~Ao del E, ,te Dor nuestras ealeg es insoportabe
nara La vida ds estos veetnos contribuy en- tes,
que sud&uos el 9uiso cada veS que nos apris-
tan rars psgar las contribucioneg por adelan-
tado. tsnto ai Municipio como ai Tssoro de In
fsla sinembargo no fsnemos deFecho que.
iarnos nj padir nada- en- favor del procom a,
nuagtra prirnera ausoridad, que tanto intsres
viene dsmostrando en- bisn DE sus sdministra-
dos oIyIdkndose del riego sfquiera fuera For
una dos de las princlpsies de 10 posiaci6n. en
donde existen respetsbles essas dc comercfos
que dan vida recuraos 81 muElelplo psra sol
ventar estas ateneiones que nuestrAs autorida-
des no dehleran o7idars siendo este riego tam
biAn uns importantftima MEDIA higienfca pa
ra evikar q fsccfones catarrales J ds otras cia@
ses, ah1rs aus estsmos pFopshsos ser inyA-
dido DOR las ylFuslas, de las gus "a nan neoi0o
casos en vArios pueb!os de IL isia.
-Hs aldo muy aplaudids levada Ie-
liz t6eufno, Is grandiosA idea dSi repntadaif-
mo conucido cbrero dc eate pusoio, oon
Francisco marchant Antunes, de fundar en-
Ia Ioealidsd IN cuerpo de bcmberos, que res
ponda este dlspuesto todas iaa emsrgsn-
cias lie IN lego, que 81 por dssgraeia nos 80
i1,tI,.aa ona contar nor ser casi todo esta Ca
ss1f, De rnsdera, 10 parts saliente y ponisn
ts, easitas ds mny pobre aspecso, eoni1adas de
yagHas en- mayoSii
e entusisamo por essa all lsima institn-
las eIasss ohraras, hSb.endoss spnntsdo haata
Ia feoh : mas ds cInsnents i6vsnes fuartes y
rohnafas dasaozoa de sntrar en- lid cuanto
m "a nronso. ara prohar cAda eual sns apttu-
das gTmnksticss. uSAnaianio 10 tsjAnte haeha,
( esesIanda m muro 8 una pared, etc, etc.
C5nfRmos con que Ii iaes 10 ueseig@
.,ca sdslnntsv no se ouade proyseto como
Al dal ferroesrrIl ael general Roy S.ens, por 81
Iisorsl V lugsres e6ntricos da Paefto Rico, qua
hacs ya como ares ah,s, si nal no rssusrdo,
que 40 - oys hablRr otra eoss'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-10
Ecos de la isla
Utuado

Han sido relevAdos todos los. policiaS inelu
40 el cabo eli tenients. d veras sentimos que
uos abandone el senor Mas, pnes como funcic-
mario p6biico como eabaliero particular cum
pli6 siempre sua deberes.
EIsefi)r Mas 90 rspublicano, pero es per-
roma decente.
-Ha sid0 nombrado concejal de sste
ayuntamiento don jose Dolores Echsvsrrfa,
rapublieano, para cubrir una vAcants federal.
Echevarria es IN buen hombre, pero sAbe
NADIA D. cnalquier manera seFA uno mas que
tienen al Concoio.
70 imparcial es Ell gobiernoi
-A1n no han pab fcado Ia ley municipal
que smpezar6 regjr en- Julio / Ests docu-
mento dice que los presupuestcs se confsccio-
narkn en Mario yR estamos an Abril. Empe
zendo regir sn Julio dicha ley, ppesto que
los Concejos Sc comprondrS de conceiales en-
Las pobIacionas de mas de quincs mil habitan-
tes = de eiaco en- los restantea Is quieres eIe-
sirk el Gobierno? Porque lss nombramientos
seFan de oacio 81 es Cue rige en- Julto ID ley
aRosultaran ofeiososf
C Concsio se FeunirA, y en- Ia segunda se-
siSn, ara reglamsnto interior. En- que
session es d1n Ia segunda del mes de Enero de
Julio? Muchas dud&s ofrece documento.
Paro 10 mks importsnte es 10 de las matricu-
las de ganados. Estos t1sulos de proptsdad dss.
snarecen seran sustituidos por IN selio Que
tendrS eada propiesaFio. Por consiguiente
habrk buey que tendra mks de diez sellos. sC6.
mo Sc iustifcarS Ia propiedad? sY que dira 6
sso In soeiedad protsctora de animalese Cou
saguridad que despUes de que IN cabailo una
vaca sea vsndida osho diez vsces, tsndra
mas Ietras que las del sbeeedsrlo Cuaiqn nisr
vAca sera IN silabario annual, y tai vex Ii do
cIararSn de text0.
-Tsnsmos epIdemia vsrolosa en- ios cam
nos, pero Q Ii fscha ss vsrisela. Ss toman me-
didas para evitAr ei contsgio, ss trabsja mu :
cho en- ests sentido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-10
Yabucoa

A don Francisco Rivera sc deba aquf el
que ID earne 80 vendR al precio de disc1ocho
centavos ell kilo; y cuando, para dssgracia del
pueblo, ssta caballere no presents ninguna
res, Ia tsnsmos que conner 81 precio de vsinti-
dos csntavos.
"A pssaf dc ser bien conocida ls necesi-
dad de aigunoa faroles en- varias GALES, no ha
aldo possible colocarse a'gunos de slos. En-
cambio, desds Ii esqufna del dep6sito munie-
pal hasts Ia casa de don JAeinto G6mez, se
euentan nueva fAroles.
-Varios senores llamAn la atenci6n do la
policfs insular, sobrs 10 crian2a dc serdos que,
con perjuicio de Ia salui r6bica, se viens
hacienda en- este pueblo. Hay easas que
siensn H. presansi6n de crlRrlos sueltos.
I'm dfas passdos. ID policfa df6 orden 0
los vscinos ds rseoier II basura de sus CORA
les an cajones barrilsss ponsrla al frsn-
30 de sus easas, pars que si CARO- de exsrae-
ci6n go ID llevase.
Los vscinos, nismpre humlldes y obsdlea-
tes, aaf 10 hicisroni paro el referido carro no
ana-eei6 por nueatrss eales. 20 Is hay de eaof
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-10
8 AN JUAN
NoTAs PoR CoRREo
Abril 8.

eru1ar&n grandss apusstas, puss iugarar los
mejores pelotariE.
El sabado llegsrk . ssta capital sl ssodsr
socialists don Santiago Iglesias despn6t de I'm
largo Visjs de propaganda por la isla.
Los sgremiados de San Juan ls preparkn
an enthusiasts recibimiento, har6n una gran
fssts en- lA Federation Libre.
IA sido muy comentado IN artf,ulo que
publica <The San Juan N.w.,s sobre ID de-
signaci6n de In comisi6n que hs de elegir Ell
Jursdo para 10 Corte de este Dstrito.
El <Nsws0 hisne frases Ago duras para los
iueces de astR Corte; pero hay que convsnir,
q1e Ago mas debisra deeftseIes.
81 10 ley &c Iibslo no hublese sido promul-
gads para amoldazar I& prsnsa, sAbris el pue-
BIO muchas cofss que hoy ignora.
<THE sFELvETIA,.-27, oslls de l. Cruz
Gran 9Ss& de hu6spsdes. <TaEle D Hote1
ApoIento apara fanilias y personss solas. Co.
midas q 81 centavos cubterto. 3 Bsno. Tslefono
1913. Apsftado eorreo 295. Propietarlo.-Pedro
Schira,}
NGrA:-Esss hotel estG cargo de una Sc.
norfsa csgu.na.
En rs madrugada de hoy hubo un fncsn-
dio Rio -piedras, eu las primsras casss si-
tuadas en- la salida de ls earressrs Gus eondn-
&c Cieuas.
Dcho incsndio comsnz6 en- una casa pro.
piedad de don Enrique Acosta-no el alcalde-
Tocada que fu6 Ia camp&ua de alGrna,
el momento acudleron el pueble las autori-
dades. Cen gran acierto fac ordenado ell de-
rribo de 10 casa Immediate iss incsndiadas;
pues de 10 contrario, el voraz slement0 Sc hu-
biera comunicado q las otras casas contiguas.
En una de les quemadas, habfa una tlan-
dita, que perdi6 todas sus exlstenciss.
Las p6rdid&s So cA'cllan s1 500 dollars.
No hubo desgvacia personsl; una sefora
sufri6 IN ataque fu6 asistida por aignnos
vacinos.
EI digna de alAbAnsa la actltud de las
autoridadss que srabajaron personaImsnts.
ssgun nos dicsn ell sfocops que sufri6 hoy
el iuez de poieia sefior Rosy fo6 debldo . 10
muchE sglomerscion de gents que hshfa en-
81 local
Parsce que Sc introducen allf muchas per.
sonas que se streven hasta intarvenir en los
asuutos que solo ccmresen al iuaE.
Sc eneuentra enfermo don Eduardo Mar
torrell jusz de pollcfs de San Francisco.
LA EsPANoLA.-Tonda posada con
vista nj mar pr6xima 70 estAei6n del fsrro-
carril.-Tetuan 81 s3
ofrsce esta casa las meiores eomodida-
des para ell pRsajero Comida { II earta como
convengs prseios m6dieos.
Habitacionss frsscas bian esntfladas ,
baflos.
Hospsdaies , ascnoa, prscios scnveneio.
males. 2.
Hoy las 1s sali6 para n w York el vapof
americana <Phila1slphia.S
S. encusntrA sn essa capital sl jue2 de po.
liefa del Dorado.
Esa autoridad h& venido con obieto de
formulaf csrgos contra el Aiealde de squAl
pusblo, que tr&ta de imponSrsele.
Mshana deba llegar 81 vapor amerieano
~0a sH darEo dc los E.ka Hoa
"LR DenaOePaCfa@ ss ven
de On casa de <The Allen NeYsz
y en- La barberfa de don Bernardo
Hidalgo. San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-10

falsedsd.- Francisco Rodrigues, de Juana
DfAz, por iHcsndio.
DfA 15.-carlos Lopez, de Jusna Dias por
lesiones.
FL Lsdo. sen, II MAtienzo Cintr6n celeora-
rs eonfsrenclas tAmbi6n en- ell G ub Fsderal y
en- ell de ID disidsncia republicans.
Don ErneIto Lopez Diaz, recientsmente
ascendido Captain dc la policfa inauiar, Sc
enconAraoa ell mlsreoles 6'timo sn ssts ioca-
lidad.
Los fsdsrales de esta ciudaa SO prsparRn
para eeleerar an mseting en- oil baTrio de Ma
Tagtax.
Ell el barrio de Viata-aieg se arm6 IN
gran escSndaio ei martss por ls noehs.
Las hsTosfsGs, 10 fusron mujerss de vidG
alegre.
Las obrAs del tranviA s,s:trieo adslantan
co sumA rApiies.
"a sssku colossdor gan paris de los pos
fss iunto Ii vfa.
Y 10 nas Que visne . nosotros.
So he aaliAdo nj paFsido federal, don Nj
cAuor Sara Pares.
10 pI:o Gus Assuda 81 municipio de esta
siuaAd Ascisnde elsnto tres mil pssos.
UnR bleoca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-10

eru1arkn grAndss apusstas, puss iugaraI los
mejores pelotaris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-10

e. sabado llegsrk . ssta capital ell leGdel
socialists don Santis 90 1glesias despn6f de rI
largo visje de propaganda por Ia isla.
Los sgremiados de San Juan ls preparsr
IN enthusiasts recibimiento, harkn una grar
fssts en- L. T ed eracion Libre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-10

Tiene urtdo que rsaizar prscos dc baratlo
Camas de hero dc y dos plazas.
Hero ssmaado efectos de de cocnas
Crstaefis, Porceana Alfonlbras amohadas
Libros en- blancos, pape comsrc al
Peffumeria rancesa n iabones esencia Y polvd
Medas, caceines camisas camisetas.
Encsjes de t9das eases po y piezas
Los graciados regao SO obssoubS los fave
recedoes del barat Io
l. PREMo LISA 2 PREMIo 28e4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-10

Constante surtido de drogas, product
Patente.
Especialidades farmac6uticas.
Aqua de soda Ia americana.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-22
sEABoARD STOCKS AND BONDS.

BALTIMORE, July 2l.-Seaioard Air Line
common 2oXG271s: preferred 464047
koDds-s'g 85%0S64
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-22

Japan a05A. 0~
Cotee--spot Rio firm No. z invoice 5s6 mild.
steady; Cordova 81lIX
nuesr-raw steady: fair refining . 1914.
0ensirllugai, 96-test, 81; refined sugar steady
= te. 49,; standard A 445 confectioner's A
no cut loaf 5.l5; crushed Sis; powdered 475
Rian ulated 465: cubes 4.9l
INC m9i t stea1y; New Orleans, open kettle
COCO TO choice 33I14l
rotatoes steady; New York and western 800 :;
L @o island $1,000 &C; southern prime. 81 seq
nestle 3h05 ~"|%' w
Cabbages steady; Norfolk, barrels -; Long
grain Id. " w.
Cotton seed oil quiet, steady Prime crude
Dafreis ]. o. b. mills, f; prime summer yellow
81; OF summer yellow 4IH0042H; prime
Wnlte slIiS8M: prime winter yellow 480l49
riine meal $500, nominal.
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
BALTIMORE. July 81 Flour duh; western
extra s3l O03S0 do family S3.6O03. So winter
wheat patents S. 80139 5; do extra OO03 ~: do
clear s.s5D350; spring patents S43OlS4s 80; do
straights, x3 1908. 70; extra s2 SO13.20
Wheat eas1r; SPOT 76AQ76X; No red - ;
TN
Corn mo market: year -; July -; southern
white 7i@172; mixed -.
Oats strong and higher; No. white co.
rye firm; No. nearby, 81.
Butter firm; fancy imitation 1920; fancy
creamery 22h: fancy ladle store packed =.
Eggs firm; fresh l7017H
Cheese 1rm; large l00lOh; medium l20l2A
small 1040l0h.
Sugar hrm fine andscoarse eranulated 4 1Oh
NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON, N. c., July 2l-Turpentine
steady at 43; receipts 68 casks
Rosin steady at s1.l0Dl Is; receipts 1888.
Crude firm Al Sl.4 ND2.60; receipts POI barrels
Tar firm at o. 50; receipts 1885
SAVANNAH Ga, July 2l-Turpentine firm at
43h; receipts 497; sales 1884; exports 107.
1920
Quote: A, b, C,sLl5; D, ST. 20; E, S.25; F.sl.Ss
q, lbs; H, $40; l, s2.0o; K, $685. M. t3.01;
N, % 40; w G, $3.50; w w, t3.70
CHARLESTON, S. c.. July 2i.-Turpeptin
steady at 46h; receipts -, sales 10; exports -.
Rosn firm; receipts =; sales 250; exports
Quote: A, b, C, d, E, 81 25; F, sl.s5; G, 81. 4O
e sl65; l, $500; K $3.50: M. A. 95; N, $3.50; VIC
-; w W. 1895.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-22

A very congenial party of ladies and
gentlemen have already booked for the
trip to California. by the Seaboard Air
Line on August End. Send for an ittner-
airy. A fine opportunity is afforded for
young people, whose parents may not
be able to go, to enjoy a trip, under the
best chaperonage and auspices. Write
to II. S. Leard, T. p A., Raleigh, N. O.,
or Thos. d. Meares, G. A., Wilmington.
N. C.
The party going to California by the
Seaboard Air Line will have special
sleeper all the way through. They can
use this at the points where they lay
over to visit places of interest. or go
to hotels as they may find convenient.
There will be no danger of finding them
selves without sleeping accommodations
at far western points, where the con-
vergence of travel causes scarcity or
Pullmans. Write to H. s. Leard. I. 7.
A, Raleigh, N. c., or Thos. D. Meares'
G. A., Wilmington, N. G.
The itinerary as mapped out for the
trip to San Francisco, by the Seab0ard
Air Line, is designed to give passengers
the opportunity to see the great scenic
points in Colorado with the least COST
and to the best advantage. 1t was ar
ranged by experienced railroad men,
after consultation with our patrons VINO
will make the trip. Write to H. >.
Leard. 4. P. O., Raleigh, N. O., or Thos.
D. Meares, G. A., Wilmington N. q
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, July 21.-Bearish sentiment
engendered by fair weather and a better
movement in grains, was in the ascend
ant today on the Board of Trade. For
short time July oats threatened to
stampede the crowd of shorts by touch
ing new record at &c. In the end,
however, selling was free in every thing
and September wheat closed 3s to &c.
lower; July wheat Nc lower; September
corn &c. lower; July corn &c. down;
July oats 11ac. down and September oats
Is to &c. lower. Provisions closed NC
to 3712c. lower.
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New Orleans, July 21.-There was
moderate demand for spot cotton this
morning. The first bale of the new crop
to arrive here came in this morning,
from Hallesttsville, Texas Quotations
unchanged.
In the market for contracts some dis
appointment was shown at the apathy
displayed at Liverpool in consequence of
which the markets on this side opened
lower than the closing of Saturday by
some few points. The first trade in
August contracts was 7.80 and in Octo-
Der and December at TIA and 7.64 re.
spectivcly. After the call buying orders
Fitted values up to 1855 for the former
and 7.77 and 1866 for the two latter A
weaker feeling then set in and continued
to the close, the board showing net
losses of four points on July, 8 on August.
on September and to Z points on
the more distant months compared with
Saturdays closing figures.
NEW ORLEANS, La, JuIy 2i-Cotton futures
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U.S.Ref. 2's reg..1O7h
8. &. Ref. 2's cou 1o7&
U. SIS reg .."..105A
% coup ........106h
U. s. new as reg 1921
=" coup ........133N
U. 8. old as reg.108N
" coup ......10SM
U. 8. Sc reg.....1o3N
" COUP. ....105
Atch'sn Gen. 4's.1O4H
/" adj 4's...... 94h
Bait. IL o. as. ..103
do 3 les. 95%
do COnv. 4's..111R
Can. So. ends. ..1O9A
G. Of G. 5's.......1O9
+" LIST incomes. 844
G. d o. AVS. .108A
G. q A. 3 1-2's... 83K
c.. b Il @. 4.s,. 9SB
CM&StP gen 4's114
9. & N. con rs. 1876
c.. r.. l. q p. 4's.1lOB
CCC&SLgen4's.102
Chicago Ter. AS. SO
Colo. So. 4's..... 96M
D d. Rio GAS. .1O1H
E. prior lien 4's.100
Erie Gen as. -. s6H
F.W. lists .113
Hook. V. 4 1-2 s.10Sk
l. u N. uni. As ..1O2
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Mex. Cen. 49,. 81
do list lnc.... 33A
MINI. Il St.L 4's105A
M, K. & 4. As. ...10O
. 2nd's...... S6h
N. I. Q. lists. ..1O1B
do gen 8 1-2'.1o6h
N J. G. gen. 5's..136S
No. Pac. 4's......1o4A
I" as. ISL
N. &. W.con. 4's.10iH
Reading gen. AS 98A
st l. 81 Mton SIS 116K
st. l.. rs Fgen4's 96h
st. l.. S'wes rs. S9A
do 2's........ sou
S.A.&A.Pass as 88S
So. Pac. 4's...... 93H
So. Railway 5's..12OK
y. 81 p. lists.
T.,St.L&W. AS. S3h
Union Pac. as. .1o4S
do. cow. 4's.10SA
Wa bash 1sts.....119
+" 2nds........112h
do. Deb. b. -. ~
West Shore a s. .113h
w y l., E. 4's... 92N
wis. Cen. as. 90
Mobile u o. as. 90
G. of Ga. con SIS. 80.
" LIST incomes. :.
a" I'd incomes 38A
Con. Tob.. 49,. SO