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The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03

Now there are rumors of boarding
house trust abroad in the land.
Boarding houses that will trust would
fill long-felt want
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03

Old-fashioned mcissSes candy. Town
sends. Us Market street
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03

seeking alleged wrongs
suffered the hands ofto getchquck Though
the
diamond generally regarded
be Upon his head
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03

Finest eyeglasses. ISc TO soc. 20 sth 81.
front OF Keys Celebrated Oyster House
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03

Town<end's California Glace fruits in
artistic are-etcheG boxes us Market 81 .
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03

Special Information supplied daily to
business houses 0nd public men oy ths
Press Clipping Bureau tAllen'sl. s33 Csal-
.fornia street Telephone Main i0fe
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03
No WaitinS at TownSend's.

Thousands % pounds OF Californf,
Glaee Fruits done I'D in Z. ? and Kh
nre-etched boxes. A nice present for
Eastern friends. rs Market street =
The Marshall republican., 1904-06-17

Rev. s. L. Bean informs us that the
ST Louis District Of the Missouri
Conference Of Sunday school workers
will meet At his church, The A. NJ. Z. In
East Marshall on June -, 30 and July
lst About nfty visiting ministers
and lsymen are expected. verybody
IL welcome.
The school department Of the Mis-.
souri, Colony held its closingexercises
In the now dining room building st
the colony Friday night Invitations
had been sent out and about two hund.
red guests were present. The exercises
we're really fine and much credit il
due to DR.. Thompson and HE valu.
able assistants for the success OF the
entertainment.
You can tell u successful farmer by
looking at his wife's fruit In the clos.
1t. You can tell 4 slouchy woman 10y
looking nj her hair. you can tell the
dry goods box statesman by the patch.
es on the bosoms Of his psntaloons
You can tell the poisonous serpent by
the bluntness OF his tail. Bat the ea..
lest thing OF all you can tell the enter.
prising merchant by q glance OF the
local papers. This 10 not divine re.
lation, bu, business and gospel truth.
-Ex,
The Marshall republican., 1904-06-17

Summer tourists will be Interested
to know that the Chicago h Alton
railway have reduced rates To Char
hois, Mich, MsckinAc Island, Mich.,
Petoskey, Mich, Denver, Colorado
Springs, and Pueblo, Colorado. Al.
exandriA Bay and NiaerA Falls, New
York and many other points TOO
numerous 10 mention. Michigan 10 .
great state, try an outing up there.
o. +. HAWTHORNE, agent,
'The Only Way"
The Marshall republican., 1904-06-17


g. W. Latimer's brother. X. H..
Latimer, OF Mar,inss, Cali , will ar.
rive TINS week Tor visit, after o twen.
W years absence
George X. Crockett has accep,cd
the prlnclpalship of the Buoce,oo
public schools at q salary OF seventy
dollars per month.
Mr.. and ur. n T. cu..,
,urnea fr,m n ..yar.i w..I. s,.. :,
| Excelsior Springs for the benefit of
| Mr.. Crecian's health.
A. 49,, , A. i,
snr,n.e.,d ,,,,..,. w w. ,s ser' ol
,r.,' ' "' ,'n'"s une
Mitchell on South odell.
Cad.
tho ,n,,m.,. ,.,.na. ~ ~ ,ss S oe,. "
y..g.r w.d,In. I,.. .. ~ ,.sn. ruo"
., ~. - -, -. WIZ "o"'
ALA. ,... 49,, mn ,
..a ~, csas -, Du
v.nnyL. ,.,, 49,. o., 80 1919 '','
v,.,, =, ~. WA. ~. ~
Mrs 1. T.. Crutcher and family have
moved to Napton. Mrs. Vance will
h..n o.onn,.a hv a. C".',r. 49, "
'
~" '"'an' o, Mr. ana MRS VIM.
''""' n's "',e' vest oi to~n' vas
oo'" "'' ueu "onuay' Inc mother
was very III a'so' ou' Is improving
Norman Force and wife will have
charge OF Prof Patterson's cottage
on English avenue. MIR. Force Is EN-.
ployed in Gels tailoring establish.
ment'
W. J. Herndon, OF this eity. had .
rib broken las, Thursd.y' nv An,
horse which he WAS riding falling AND
throwins the old gentleman to m,
ground.
30 mu'',n' re'"rned FRIDAY iron
oko~ sne's ne nA' ose" 70 &c
company MS asuenfr' MISS Vvisn
WI" nss "cen A'enuine fritcheu Col
The Marshall republican., 1904-06-17

W, w. JOhnstou, Jr', ~ quie W..
slater has announced q carnival.
Charlie Fink has returned from ok.
sshoms.
Henry veAtch and Grim olson.leit
Monday for 81. Louis.
DR.. l.. NJ. Thompson made 4 busi.
ness trip to Macon Tuesday.
Mrs. Alex Humble returned Sunday
from . vls!t 10 Dennisou, Texas.
a son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. T.
II. Harvey Thursday, June sth.
Mrs. q. ID. Newton will entertain
he .Allegressa Club this afternoon.
wni Rea and sister, Miss Katherine
Rea are the guests OF st. Louis
friends.
Henry Coissrt, wife and daughter
left for st. Louis yesterday to visit
tbs Fair.
There will be regular services at
the First Presbyterian church next
Sunday.
". u. and Sam Hess, OF the New
Yors Racket Store, are ln Kansas on
short trip.
Mrs. u. u. Taylor aud daughter,
Miss Bessie, have returned from the
Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Huston lef,
Tuesday for q weeks visit at tho
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. l.. Mem Aahan, Of San Francis.
90, Call. IL visiting her niece, Mrs. J.
r. MccurdY.
Mrs. .E. J. Blosser and daughter
we're down from Blosser one day lssI
week shopping.
Misses Irene Houston and Elli'
Coleman we're shopping In Marshal
last Thursday.
J. T. Wells, formerly OF this city
but now OF Muskogee, |. T., Is hers
for . few days.
Miss Minnie King spent Sunda,
with her sister, Mrs. II. l.. Bryan
near Malta Bend.
Mrs. Abbie Davis, OF Malta Bend
ts spending . few days with her aunt
Mrs. J, B. Wood.
Rev. T. NJ. Bsrbee came In Satur
day from Palmyra and on Sunday
preached st Pisgah.
Blackburn has engaged the Mar
shall Concert Band TO furnish the
musis for them on the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. VsnDyke and sons,
Paul and jacob, have returned frou
. weeks stay st the Worlds Fair.
Rev. W. II. Mcfarland, pastor o.
the NJ. Il. church, South, died st hi,
home in Corder, Saturday, June II.
Died, Ave milss north OF Sweet
Springs, Dewey Stevenson, the iittl,
-four year old son Of william Steven
son.
Misses Clara Smith and Mae Stron,
Who have been teaching ~ the Mis-
souri, Colony, have returned TO theil
homes.
Mrs. T. A. Hilburn left wsduesda,
night to join her husband In 81. Louis
They will 60 immediately to house
keeping.
Charley II. Huston and Geneva Id,
Csmpbell, col, we're married st th
Free Baptist church in Nelson, Wed
nesdsy, June Is.
M. Z. o'Loughlin, who has been
guest Of his sister, Mrs. J. B. Prior
this week, returned TO his homo 10 St
Louis yesterday.
Lswrenos Wharton went TO Topeka
Kansas, this week TO visit his uncle
G. C. witwsr, and sssist him in gath
ering his harvest.
The Marshall republican., 1904-06-17
SHACK ElFoRD

The Fancy Work Club were en-
tertained by Mrs. T. II. Craybael
Th ursday afternoon.
During the good weather that
has prevailed this week, the farm.
ers have been busy getting 10 their
corn crop.
A good deal Of shelled corn Is
being shipped from this place.
Rev. c. NJ. Scanlan left here
last week for a two months vaca.
ton which he will spend In Ire
land
Little Wilbur Weaver fell and
broke his arm one day last week.
but Is at present getting along
nicely.
T. J. Flynn went to the county
seat Tuesday.
Jos. Hamill was in our city this
week.
A big crowd from this commu-
nifty went to Marshall last week to
ask for bridges.
The Marshall republican., 1904-06-17


pleasant evening at Castle Hall Tues
day. Speeches. music and refresh.
ments Of Strawberries and cake serv-
cd TO make time pass only too quickly.
Joseph Bsidus and wife, Geo Muei.
ler and wife, Mrs. John Johus. Snd
daughter, OF Mt. Leonard, left last
Friday for . three weeks visit TO 81.
Louis 10 attend the Worlds Fair and
visit relatives.
T, Charlie Bacon hss The champion
Och story. He says be caught nsh
in Blsckwsser Wednesday Weighing
II lhs., but that Mr.. Fish got away.
He fosnd out the weight Of the ash by
seeing I've scslesl
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Wyatt. Of
Winters, Csliforuis, Mrs Ella stur.
gell and daughter, Jessie, Of San
Francisco, Who have been visitipg
Mrs. Nancy Gsuldin, left Friday Tor
the Worlds Fair.
Rev. A. e. Spencer and Misses Nora
Payne, Dora Mitchell and Lscile
hawthorne 'eft Monday Tor wsrrens-
ourg 70 attend the Epworth League
ssste convention. They are expected
oAek THIS evening
Miss GAbrael Lewis and father re.
turned TO their home In waverly Sat
urdsy, after two weeks visit With
reIs'ives here. They we're accompsn
led by Nell Montgomery, Who Will
spend the summer With them.
lie Hooker. one Of sweet springs'
staupch Republicans. VA. in Marshall
yesterday aud made us pleasant
WISH Mr. Hooker Informs US that he
Is no logger foik man. as ne believes
ne made q mistake In championing
him'
win you please tell the people
through your paper tha, the mex,
regular examination for teachers will
~. h.ia Il, ,,v o,to.. t,,.. % ..a b.
The Marshall republican., 1904-06-17

The Republican does the
best job printing at the most
reasonable prices.
The Marshall republican., 1904-06-17

Pianos for sale direct from the fac.
ory. II. =. veateh,
sos East Yerby stree /
The Marshall republican., 1904-06-17

In no depart ment OF medicine or sur.
gerry within the last few years, has there
been more attention given, more inter.
esting discoveries made more wonderful
results obtained than IN Ophthaimology
especially that branch Of II dealing with
the subject Of the proper adjustment OF
glasses for the old and young. That
these errors OF refraction ARE accounta-
for many headaches, pains and bodily
Ills can no longer he questioned by ply
sician OF layman.
We haqe given years Of study to these
abnormal conditions of the eye, their
effect upon the physical constitution,
the best and most successful means for
their detection and correction. Our Of
nee rooms are equipped for scientific
work by the latest and most painstAking
methods. Twelve years Of the most sue.
csssful work In Saline County has
brought our work prominently before
the public eye, and II having stood the
test OF these many years We have no hes
leading business drm or bank In Mar,
shall.
The Marshall republican., 1904-06-17

Talk up the REPUBLICAN,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-25
Domingo OroscO.
Brunnosas

En- medic de esta inmensa nebulosa
one me envuelve, tu luz azul alumbra
mis- tinieblas, tn luz azul me BAHIA :.
!Ohl mi gardenia pura, iohl mi a ne
liza Pallda ~. siempre aldmbrame asi,
Ilun1lname siempre con tn luz azul,
con tus proyeceiones m1tices, con tus
lampeantes celaies, que son amoroscs
perfumes, disueltos en- una al5orencia
de flores y de perlas.
Siempre al1fnbrame asf, mi blanco
ensuef1o. ilurnina mi inmensa nebulosa
-. mis- brumas y mis- nieblas, mis-
brunas, esta mi noche eterna de nos
talgias.
iQue triste .es ser poeta, -. que
doloroso es pensar en- cosas santas
-aquf donde Sc muere, donde Sc axfcia
.el que no tiene su corazon repleto de
veneno Tencoroso!
Que halito frfo me invade; que no
che eterna la eterna noche de mis- Pc
mas, de mis- brumas -.
iQ1e obscura nebulosal
Fluctuaci6n ideal de mis- ensuefios
ilumfnanle asi con I'll luz pSlida
con til luz azul, con til luz blanca
Que pura eres mi yirgen, que pura
4eress
llunfnaine asi iInmina mis- no
-cles de penumbras con esa luz bendits
.ssce,ds Rsyes
San Juar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-25
RAYo DE ono

tor-vuestra nprudencia solsmente habra adelantado
la fecha.
-aLo creeis as-preguut6 Julia
Para mahana hsbreis salido del paso-repic6
ell hombre de ciencia.
-lY mi hijo vivr 2--repit6.
-vuestro hiio vivir4 segdn espero. !. voy bacer
que deserganchen mi yegua pasar6 Ia noche yues-
tro lado.
-tAquf2- -balbuce6 Julia.
-Aquf, porque no estas estado de transportaros.
-iAh senor, icuantas molestias voy caussrosi
murmuro Ia joveu.
-iQus este os inquete! -respondio ell doctor.
Hubo de nuevo algunos minutes de slenco
Julia sin.io dolores sordos las entra1as 10 dijo
al medico.
-El aumbramiento aproxima manifesto este
mo teneis nada que decirme7
-Nada, cabaero.
-VOy hacer entrar 4 esss muieres, puesto que
tendremos necesidad desu ayuda.
La enferma inclin6 Ia cabeza
Ell medco fue Ia puerta
Veinte comadres Sc hallaban reunidas comentaban
10 que habfa passdo.
Hacfa ya a'gdn tempo que IA misteriosa persona
encontraba localiad Habfa alquiiado pequena
fuera del pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-25
OF TEnTRo
Dos beneficios

Les slmpasfaa que II pGislico a,
San 1uzn fiene hacis in scBofa ks
lic3croe t.uigiio Niscarond0. Que
daron ac1aasgradAs en- Ia noche Dc
Ssbsdo. coalo sc demue&ran cAa,
coss8.
Licnando q teasro. cue no cabia ur
sinaa mas. { innndzndo dc ncgaloS Jos
cuzrzos de los dos zTsiSas.
Il progrsms dc Ia ivncidn era sub
yugador. ia revolt Sa Los bo-
rrachos" Y san Jua DC Luz
Dos eStrcnoS y uns obra que es me
jor que 81 fucra estreno. porque va IA
cOnoce el pdblioo y Ia aplande y Ia
quiere seguir Viendo hasta Ia consul
maci6n de los Sigios.
Y es que Ia hacez muy bien los ar
tiStaS de Ia Compsfiia Hermida.
MI.as seaoras Beltrzn y Ballesteros "
falta una B para completar las tres
consabidas, que expreSan 10 que el
pGblico dice de esas dos tiples) las
sefloras Beltran Ballesteros, como
iba diciendo, hacen verdadeTag mo-
nerfas que eutusiasman 4 cualquiera.
Y Nadal Luisito Vizcarrondo y
Capestany. amenizan las situaciones
deliciosamente. Y Torres y los tres
limpia botas. y todos los que toman
parte en- la representation de San
Juan de Luz parece que Sc empefian
en- acreditar la obra J hacerla cr6nica
en- maestro teatro.
Ademas presenciamos dos extremes.
Uno de ellos. Los borrachos,' gus
to extraordinariamente.
La sefiora Ballesteros, 10 miSno en-
LA Revoltosa que en- Los borra-
chos", canto bien y lucio su fgura,
que es bella y graciosa y que es ele-
gante
FL p1blico la aplaudio al salir. Bien
hecho. La Sefiora Ballesteros merece
muchos aplausos.
La escena, cada vez que salfa la be-
nefciada, Sc llenaba de flores y de ar
tistas que iban a ofrecerle regalos.
Fue un benefcio complete y cabal.
En- 10 que Sc re6ere Luisito Viz
carrondo hay que decir que 10 mismo
en- 10 tocante aplausoS, que a regaloS,
el p1blico estuvo justiciero con el SIM
patico y joven baritone.
A ese muchacho no hay que decirle
nada que no sea un elogio siempre me-
recido. Es artiSta, como Sc necesita.
De corazon, de alma, de cuerpo; ar
tista en- una pieza, superior, muy su-
perior.
En- esta cronica no ha habido nunca
mas que elogios para Vizcarrondo pc
TO 81 es que no puede haber otra cosai
Y vamos decirle ahora la Bel
tran a esa tiple delicioSa y graciosfsi-
ma, que 10 mismo hace,reir que llorar,
que estuvo. en- el desempefio de Mi
jita;" sublime y en- San Juan de Luz"
de bitten, 'de chipen," de mist6, de
que Sc 20 cuantas cosas.
En- La revoltosa, aunque hscla I'm
papel inferior a sus excepcionales ia
cultades artfsticas Sc hizo aplaudir
fuerte, recio duro, ruidosamente.
Y voy terminar mi cronica no por
falta de asunto. sino de espacio y de
tempo, diciendole q Capestany que
'esta mejor cada dfa, que hizo un borra-
cho como Sc necesita, porque Nadal
-eStaba actuando de- algo parecido y no
era cosa de dejarlo solo.
Nadal, va Sc sabe. En- cuanto sale,
q reir. Tambien resultaron muy pro-
pios Abclla Y Manzano.
Dirigio el Maestro Vizcarrondo.
Va Sc sabe 10 demas. -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-25
q B1BLIorEcA DEL BoLET1N MERcANT1L

e B1BIIoTEcA DEL BoLETN MERcANTIL
-
-tEs se6orita?-dijo ora voz insinuante
No. EstS casada-replico el medico.
-lPor que, pues ha ntentado matarse. siendo ca
sada7-replico la muJer
Mo ha intentado matarse-respondi6 el doctor
a sido vfctia de un Academic. Un vahfdo causado
por su estado !. mo os ha sucedido vosoras7
Todas las mujeres Sc mifaron.
"A mi, sf-djo de llas.-Ha habido momen-
tos en- que me parecfa que todo daba vuetas mi al
rededor.
~ Ami tamben
" "a mi
va veis-anadi6 el doctorT que este no nada de
extraordnaro.
entr6 en- la casa. dejando las cOmadres suspensas
, desconcertadas caIculOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-25
lnsfiran Rslpai Company Of Porto Rico

sAsash sa b sns ana snsr Dsuhw So Ises wsa em IunA
csraasa. AsssAa canEy, AEuadma MHJaguss ssi rasA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-01
WALL STREET REVIEW
Frevsasnce, Of Activity Compnfseie
Ouly to Present Period OF
Dullness, and the Market
IL NEGLECTED..

New York, June 30.--There was
slight stirring In tho sluggish pool OF
sDeculation this morning, but the gay
total trading 10 90 small compared WIN
any period Of living interest In the
stock market as to make comparisons
from day to day quite meaninsiess,
The general surface OF the market was
hard and unyieiding and gave an I'M
preston Of an undertone OF commence
even though attempts to put prices UP
proved futile. Attempts were not deter
mined. nor important and the charao-
teristic of the market continued to De
total neglect. Metropolitan street rail-
way was o feature Of the early dealings
In continuation Of yesterdays ad-
vance, which was sought to be explain
ed by varied surmises. The most I'M
portant of these was that the guar
antee of the dividend on the control OF
the trafic were to be taken over by
the subway interests. With denial
Of this, the priee slipped Off again and
the uncovered shorts. whose buying
had been an important factor In the
rise. took courage and refrained from
accepting their losses. Canadian Pacific
was still absorbed. especially for local
account. Some benefit was caused to
values by unoficial estimates on grade
conditions of a much more hopeful
tenor than a like unofficial estimate
published yesterday with suggestions OF
crop scare. A cotton crop estimate by
a publication of authority in the trad
ing gave a fatterinE opinion of the
months Improvement in the condition
of that crop. The May net earnings
OF Lehigh Valley were not favorable.
but the coalers all share In the firm
ness Of the market. The money market
was entirely unruffled by any prepara-
ton for the July settlements. although
a payment on account of the Japanese
loan subscriptions. estimated to call
for over S12,00o.ooo was made today
in addition to the routine disburse-
ments called for at the turn of the
half year. The sub-treasury made a
payment of 100000 on account OF
Philippine revenue operations and
SEA-, 900 on account Of Klondike depos>
It's at Seattle. A transfer from San
Francisco also figure In the sub
treasury operations and that institu-
ton will begin the payment OF gov
eminent interest tomorrow. Loan ex-
pansion by the Bank Of England Of
$57.475. 900 and by the Bank of France
of s3s,ssB, 900. showed the demand for
credits at these centers for the turn
of the half year. But sterling ad-
vanced at Paris and the foreign mar
kets are already anticipating the slim
ulating effect of disbursements for
which these borrowings are made. The
bond market was dull and steady. The
total sales. par value. N,ss0,00o. Unit
ed States government bonds were I'M
changed on call.
NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-01

NEW ORLEANS.--Cleared Strs Vidar,
Nor. Sorensen, Mobile: Senator, Br.. PYLE.
Liverpool: Vfzcania, Br.. Macarthur. Pro-
gresso: AnseIm Br, Rivara, Puerto Cortez;
H!ram. Nor. Petersen, Puerto Cortez
PORT EADS.--Arrived: Strs. Rosina Rr
furry. Ceiba: Excelsior. Whitney, New York ;
Ellis. Nor, Hansen. Port Limon: George
Dumo's Nor. Ssuressen Ceiba. FL sud.
Higgins. --ew York; Sperc, Nor. Iversen.
livingston; Louisiana, Hopner. Havana;
Brewster. Ger. Korff. Fort Limon Sailed
Strs Alexandrian. Br, Bruce TIavre; Con
dor Nor Boe BluefieIds: Velund. Nor
Petersen Ceiba; Anselm. Br., Rivara. Pu-
ertn CorteZ
MOBILE-Arrived: Strs. Newlands Rr
McGivan st. Vincent; Columbia Nor
Hertzberg. Bocas del Toro; schr NJ A
Acorn Cardenas, Cuba. Cleared: Strs Mount
Vernon. Nor. Falsen. Puerto Limon; Colon.
bia, Nor, Hertzberg, Bocas del Toro: Teie.
fon Nor. Holm. Sabine Stanfeld Br
Hamilton. Greensboro via Pasacagoula
HolmseAe. Br. Clark. Hamburg
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-01
KANSAS CITY LIVE srocx.

KANSAS CITY. June 30.-Cattle-Re-
eeipts, 1000, including 1000 southerns
Steady TO weak. Choice export and dressed
$50; Western fed steers. I. o004. 80: stock
ers and feeders, 2.7564.75; Southern
steers, 2.75@5.oo; Southern cows. 1850
3.7S; native cows. 2.00G4.60: native heif-
ers, s.oOQ5 So; bulls. 25o94e5 calves.
2.50a4.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. Slow to steady.
Top, $50; buluk of sales. 5.oo95 rs:
heavy, 5.10d5.20; packers, s0o@5l5:
pigs and lights, 4 .5Oa5 ON.
Sheep-Receipts, $500. Steady. Native
lambs, 4.75@6 so: Western lambs. Also
yearlings, 4,0oa5.oo; Texas clipped sheep.
S75d450; stockers and feeders, 2.5o@
$50
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-01

SAVANNAH. June So.-Turpentine firm.
52% receipts. 9ss; sales. ISL; exports, 400
Rosin firm: receipts. 1889; sales e.2:2; ex-
ports 90. Quote; A. b. C. 2.671a d. 2.72I4 {;
E. 2.T7ia: +. 2,s2fs G. 2.S7h; II, 307L !;
!. 345; K 3.55: NJ. $50 N, 3.S7h: W
q. 4.37ls; w w. 472h.
LESTON.-Turpentine firm, 52k !;
no sales. Rosn firm; no sales. Quote: A,
b. c. 2.55 D, $50: e, 2.65; F. 80: @,
lbs; II. ..95 I. 800; X. $50: NJ, 35o;
n, 3.75; w c. is: w W. $50.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nothing do
ing; receipts 81 casks. Rosin nothing do
ing; receipts, 1872. Tar firm, so: receipts,
IS. Crude turpentlns firm. 2.25. 4. 90 and
as: receipts, 1856.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-01
VIRGIN q FAUNCE's COTTON LETTER


NEW YORK, June 30.-rhe cotton future
market today was quiet There was con-
siderable mixture of sentiment during the
day and many Of the professionals were in
cined TO scalp the market. The conditions
were thoroughly conflicting however.
that the conservative interests in the> pit
were rather nervous and they were not dis
posed to do very much eithr way. 1t was
pointd out that the crop as a whole Is now
in a rather critical state and with the holt
days. 1t was figured that important develop
ments likely to ensue almost any day
Hence there was disposition in many quar-.
tiers to reduce commitments over the huli
day interval. The weather conditions were
generally quite favorable and the crop situ-
alton continued quite satisfactory according
10 the bears The bulls. however, fouAd
some basis for support in the reports of Ice
ana boil weevils in some parts OF the list
and under the circumstances some OF the
timid bears covered moderately on,the low
levels. The general movement Of cotton
was small sand the indications pointed to
small receipts during the balance of the sea-
son. Such n state Of affairs. however Is
but natural in view of the short crop and
tho generally exhausted supplies of cotton
in the country. The Southern orders were
a little mixed, but New Orleans sold lightly.
The Liverpool orders were narrow and they
were scattered on both Sides of the account
1t was evident that the foreign crowd was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-01
NEW YORK. COFFEE ANp suoAw

NEW YORK, June 30.-Coffee-Spot Rio
steady; No invoice, IA, mild steady;
CoTCova, 9iq a 10
Sugar-Raw and refined steady
The market for coffee futures opened
steady at unchanged prices and ruled very
quiet but generally steady in response 10
steady European markets and some cover
Ing for over holidays. The close was steady
at net unchanged prices to an advance of
points. Sales were reported OF 1880
bags.
September &C.. .... ......6 l5 as. 30
oecenper''.. -. 800 80. ....625
May. ....6.95
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-01
Indicates rise. Indicates fall

The coosa and Alabama will rise slow
ly, but steadily, during next two days.
Weather Conditions.
Showery weather has continued over the
greater portion OF the eastern half Of the
country under combined influence of gem
eral depression nearly stationary over the
above normal pressure over the Southwest
and in tie middle West; the rainfall has
been heavy in Louisiana, Mississippi. Geor-
gia and the Carolinas, and slightly excess
sive In southern Mississippi and southeast
ern North Carolina; generally fair weather
now prevails along the south Atlantic and
Gulf coasts and in the interior: 1t is gen
orally slightly warmer in the East. cooler
from Arkansas to middle Alabama, and
temperatures have remained nearly station
airy elsewhere.
COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
For the "a hours ending at a. m. 18th
meridian time.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. June 80. 1904.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-01
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, June s0-The dry goods
market fingers in an ante holiday condition
1t is not Expected that any Improvement
will take place before next week, but agents
are sanguine Of better things at that time
Slightly more export business is reported en-
heavy well as light goods