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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
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tAs abdomen Of an wosktng boes. Il. -
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analogous to the fats Of higher ami
mails. Originally 1t was supposed that
thls wax was taken up In an almost
pure state from the flowers by The
bees but recent experiments carried on
by the leading botanists and chemists
Of the world eonclusively prove that
the bee 10 capable Of celebrating his
peculiar wax, although confined to q
diet purely saccharine in fts nature.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
Art and


was rejected by the London academy
figures out that he spent an entire year
on his painting. His cost Of living
was only $3.50. while he paid for rent
1910 and for materials and models
$210. The picture cost him all told
1925 and since it has been rejected
by the academy 1t will not bring one
twentieth Of that sum.
The income Of a prominent painter is
enormous, but it has been estimated
that half a million dollars is yearly
wasted in the vain struggle for the rec
ignition Of the academy and that Of
this sum not one-twentieth 10 recovered
at private sale.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
How He Got tho Noon,

John Henry Maedlef, the astronomer,
whose favorite study was the moon,
having learned that Frau Witts. the
wife Of the state councillor, owned q
wonderful model Of his pet luminary,
spent years trying to gain possession
Of it. As her husband was living, no
'could not marry the owner Of the mod
q, so he married her daughter, and at
the death Of bis mother-in-hw the oov-
tied moor became his.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
A Lesson wastsd

Lesson W00S00s
A mother was showing her dear rtkls
Zoo a picture Of the martyrs thrown 10
the Hons and was talking very solemn
u to him, trying to make him feel what
a terrible thing 1t was.
ma" said he all at once. "oh. ma.
Just look at that poor little Lion right
behind there. He won't get any.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
An Arabian. Druid In Paris.

~ AA - ~ @E
Strange mystics are discovered in
Paris every now and again. The latest
is described as an Arabian Druid who
Inhabited the Rue de Ia Michodiere, a
street in the center of the city. His
neighbors were startled at midnight
to hear weird and discordant sounds
issuing from the. dwelling Of Ali Bo-
mem, followed by ritualistic incanta-
tons and liturgical chantings, alterna-
lively plaintive and fierce. When the
door was burst open by the police a
man Of huge stature was seen, clothed
in a long white sheet. his eyes rolling
wildly ana i'll his hand a blood stained
knife. Around him u number Of wax
candles shed a mystic light, and on a
plano, which had served as an altar,
lay a disemboweled lamb. As a meas
ure of precaution Ali Bonem, the high
priest, has been taken into custody
London Globe.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
4 Harsh

a Harsh Or<Ao1.
On the beach near an English, town
a Sign bearing this legend was snafIsd|
to a post: /,
"Notics.-Any person passingsbsyondl
this point Will bs drowned. By CIDER,
.of the magistrate"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
OF the palace and they will be prom.
imam rhiS wear

OF the palace and they will be prom
inent this year.
The interest around through the
state concerning the corn palace is
great, SO we have been informed by
parties who are continually on the
move. Mitchell can expect to have
big crowds every day during the week
for the railroad are going to do the
handsome thing in the way Of spe-
cial trains.
a gentleman from up in the north
part OF the state vas looking over
the building today and after noting
the beauty..of the decorations, he re-
marked with emphasis on the solidity
OF Cue structure With reference to
the strong sspporttsg columns and
the manner In which all the beams
ana .gireers, we're braced. he con-
tldered the building would stand
twice the weight for which It vas
constructed. TIE roof 10 bnilt lnde-
pendent Of the lower part Of tue
Building and rests upon Its own
foundation. The same is also true
Of the balcony, it being In nowise
connected with the lower floor.
The outside decorations are rapidly
approaching the ground, ana the
work will be completed, practically,
on the .outside Thursday morning,
and the whole folce will then be
turned OIL the inside to complete the
decorating there.
The electric lighting system has
been installed in the building and il
was tried for the first time Monday
evening, and everything worked all
right. With the lights completed
work can be done on the inside every
night.
Four arc lights will he suspended
on the outside Of ..the building to
light up the exterior.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
No Energy w..ted.

Poverty has one distinct advan-
tage," said Mr.. Dustin Sta1.
I'm what way!"
ut saves time. A man cannot be
worried about donating money that he
did not have in the first place"
Lots Of Beaus.
Then" said the Tilted lover, .ani I
to understand that l no longer sway
your hearth
That's what"! replied the summer
atsL For awhile at least my heart
WI b controlled by q syndicate"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
Panied.

Young Husband-I wish IaAwsroAsan-
ass again. wifs-What for!-Youm
stsr! Young HusbandJTo havs IT,
~ ef marrying you ayain. IW1eee
Yen dAsalna!
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
4 Crash.

''Bragley's down and cut financially,
Hou say7 Well. we'll! That's stranm,"
remarked Dumley. Why, the last
time l saw aim he told me he VI
rapidly ascending the ladder Of SOC
cess, and
''Yes7' said wiseman. Perhaps In
his haste he stepped OF the top runs."
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-22
Have . Purpose.

Have a purpose in life and stick to 1t.
Be sure you're right, that the purpose
is worth your effort, that to win is
Just the thing, ana then stick. Live
plain, be honest and work hard. Steady
work and plain food will keep a mar
In the path Of rectitude when sermon
fail and contribute not a little to his
success. The brain cannot do its best
work when s%prinkled with the ashes Of
a dissolute, i'll directed life. Be sure
you're right, then stick.-Dr. Abbott.
Apother Fish story.
First Fish-My ears are burning aw-
fully!
Second Flsh-Somebndy must be ~
ing about you frishtfully! = Yonkers
Statesman.
1t, is tie girl who masriss a rough
diamond Who often gets rhs most real
Diamonds to wsar.-Life.
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NERO BAFFLED.
Tried to Abduct Little Girl, Member of
 Camping Crowd.


 Plainfield, N. J.. July 2S.-A negro be- lieved to be Charles Long, who mur- dered Matthews Cunningham. of Tren- ton, and later escaped from Dismal swamp in South Plainneld, attempted today to carry off one of the little girls of fresh air camp under the super- vision of Miss Sarah A. Curry of Meth erwoo d. The negro failed in his at tempt to get away with the little girl. although he dragged her screaming into the woods. There he was forced to leave her and flee for safety.
 Miss Curry started from the Nether- wood fresh air camp with large num- Der of New York children and the moth- CTS of some of them to take them back to their homes on the East Side, after having spent week in the country. As they were passing a clump of woods on the way to the railroad station a negro grabbed Annie Wagner, aged g years, who was walking behind the rest of the party. Before he had dis appeared with her into the woods the child screams attracted the attention of her companions, and her mother and aunt, with other women, pursued the negro. who beat them all off, but fear ing that their cries would bring as- sistauce he dropped the little girl to the ground, turned about. pulled out re- volver brandishel it and lied.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-29
WALL STREET REVIEW
ANOTHER FLARE IN THE UPWARD
speou!aftye. Spirit Showed In . Stock Mar kee MnAe BrOader and More
 Animated Than for Con o160rnhle Time

New York July as.-The creeping ssM upwaTIn In progres. for several days flared up into 2
 mated than for. . considerable time; ,o
 dsy recently. !hs Ts.reasser ssl1% there wa. de
 s.tion in pursains % n of fet she holdings acquired in the early part of the day. The upward diate event and seemed to result ratner from capitalization of confidence which
 has been satherins from day to day.
 .ional and there was evidence of manpula.,
 tion here :nd there in, the volatile rise os a
 of .hs supply in the marke. results from
 . bidding up of the prices. The very large
 saasr of ~Ssh he n market supply large. also suEGstec a rrocess of churning
 ds:snsd for effect upon the pEiee or upon ,o1
 the accumulation of stock.
 The tone of the bond market was also department is considered of good .augury
 aware. ,Lackawanna & western was con.
 spcuors fcr an :dwsnce d.n. t1 nsw n.ornton
 Sf Illinois C central @ eenstitaisd an effeetiye
 se s P.sfs P~s {! Gnaa 1sH
 possa cand,dates % for early ai increases in di1i-
 
 Der of stocks which have enjoyed this bene- fit. There was a belsted movement fin the Gould group, which have long been qufe-
 scent and statements appeared deprecat.ns the importance of difficulties resently re
 ported in the placing of Wheeling Lake Erie bond issues.
 There were some notable 1aygards in the early movement amongst the most conspicu- stocks in the market, but most of these responded later to the prevailing upward tendency and effective in sustaining the tone of the market after the influence of the early strong features had commenced to wAne.
 The estimates of the weeks currency movement show the current running still in favor of New York Money rates remain easy. The advance in London money rates is attributed to the month-end requirements and foreign exchange was weak here again, offerings of bankers bills against borrowing abroad forming a feature in that market. Attention attracted to the effort of the Secretary of the Treasury to stimulate bank note issues by receiving Philippine bonds as security for Government deposits provid- ed tho Government bonds released are tc be taken out of circulation. This Is a re- hinder of the im,nence of thte crop nov ing demands for currency and of the meagre resources of the Treasury for help | ing to supply the demand in accordance with the custom of previous years The market closed rather quiet but firm. Bonds were strong. Total sales par | value, $3,454.00o. United States bonds were l all unchanged on call
 NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
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Montgomery Light and Water Power Co.
 lOl Bibb Street.
SECRETARY .y HEsTE.s B. IS xesESD,s us-

New Orleans, July 2s.--secretafy Hepter's statement of the worlds visible supply of cotton made up from special cable and tele- graphic aaivices compares the figures of this week with last week. last year and the week just closed of l3as2s. against de crease of l4z.S53 last year and . decrease of e7,75s year before last.
 The total visible is 1,9s4, 8Q1. against g.. 1is.<2s last week. 1.5s0.335 last year and 1.ss7.s2a year before last. Of this the total of American cotton Is 1.s72rso1, against l.. s26.t26 last week, !42,335 last. year and s2s.s2a year before last. and of all other i, ,iia. ooo. against 7.isaooo last week s4s.- 900 last year and s5s. GOO year before last.
 The total worlds visible supply of cot- ton as above shows Q decrease compared with last week of 13ss25. an increase com pared with last year of 1.Ss<.46s. and an increase compared with year before last Of
 Of the worlds visible supply of cotton as above there is now afioat and held in Great Britain and continental Europe L. sos. 900. against s17.oo0 last year and s1s.- 900 year before last: in Egypt ss.oo0 before last; in India 75o. 900, against l1s.- 900 last year and 51s.ooo year before last {: and in the United states 544.ooo. against 173.000 last year and 234.o0e year before last.
 WEEKLY INTERIOR COTTON TOWNS.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Weak Wheat Market Caused by Profit Tax.
 fux RAsSopfa nS fsood Cfsadtft<x,

ing on Reports of Good Condition.
 lowing reports of excellent condition of winter wheat. At the close wheat for Sep xe e6 wss is.s cog Pro visions are practically unchanged.
 the ss s.'hsa sn ssinS "5s 1s. hses, isstor tG SMe receipts arrivals here today being 2si cars of which ,t s2 car load. were of contract Snaertens. ~, Ws..ssT iS tn. Northwest was throughout the Dakotas Under general selling September eased of to ssAe; senti.: prices made a fair recovery. september % ad- vaneins to s7Hc. The chief reason for the erop rspHri ads n wheat by black rust mi. authority summed
 tss s' ss sse that the duced one-half. both in qualify and yield Reports from other sourcey however. gave break and for the remainder of the ses- cause for the selling pressure was . report on the harvesting of fall sown wheat. The and % s of s 1srs ths weaknss. was the liberal movement wsS yeaI sso The market closed at the lowest point of the day with September at s5No
 Excellent crop prospects caused a heavy ket. Lower prices at Liverpool aided the bears The market closed weak with prices st the lowest point septem6er opened 52Nc and b3c and closed at 52kc.
 The oats market was influenced to great extent by the weakness of wheat and corn. Another factor. however that had e weakening effect was an unexpected at the lowest point of the session. Sep tember opened xe lower. at 2s%c, sold be-
 Provisions were steady on fair demand from packers The demand was chiefly for lard and ribs. Most of the selling was by longs. At the close September pork was unchanged at s13.15. Lard was off 2jeo at s7. 27h. Ribs were up 2h96c at 7.97h.
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. Indicates rise. Indicates fall
 River Forecast.
 fFor next two days)
 The Coosa and Alabama will remain sta tionary or fall very slowly.
 Weather Conditions.
 (Past 24 hours.)
 storm-eddy of moderate energy moy,nS o,laS eastward over the upper Mississippl Vat .h upper up Lake region and southeastwail to Tennessee and North Carolina; fight snoW- . CTS have also fallen In other widely scat. tered portions of the South and in the Northwest; the barometer is highest over inc Northeast, with an extensive area oi low nearly stationary over the Plateau re zion: temperatures average slightly hlsnet; except somewhat lower in the Dakotas anu Utah. t.. ;:
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 hours ending a. m' 7ath meridian time. oa ,...
 MONTGOMERY. Ala. July 2s, 1905.
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MARKET FOR FUTURES
i. xEs0 ACTIVITY N EVIDENCE | DURING PROCEEDINGS.
lluctuataons oa Now York Exchange Were Comparattvely Narrow. With the Opening Steady and Un-
 changed.

New York. July as.-The cotton market was less active. with fluctuations com : to points lower.
 The opening was steady. unchanged on July and generally 2@5 points higher in response to higher cables and continued cov- Sring. It was reported that August mo- dces were in circulation to the extent of tbout Bo.0oo bales. The weather over the South was considered good and after little further advance during the first few min xtes with October selling up to II .o2c and the general list about t9s point: tisher around 10 Sic for the October option.
 It was reported. however. that notices were well taken care of and with smaller the probable showing of the August re- port, . moderate show of bull support was sufficient to rally the market to about the previous high point around midday. follow ing which there was another break under bear pressure and liquidation with prices in the afternoon i1915 points lower.
 The close was steady and about b@7 Of futures were estimatsd at $50. 900 bales
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-29
Tulare Lake in California. once navi

Tulare Lake in California. once navi-
 gable by steamers, is now perfectly dry. man on foot can cross 1t safely
 at any point, and in some places the
 ground is hard enough for team to drive over. The cause of this condi- ton is the draining of Kern and King rivers of their waters by irrigation ca- nals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-29
LOCAL COTTON MARKE.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

New orleans. July 28.-spot cotton n bales. including 100 to arrive. Quotations 1-1ec lower.
 Futures opened points up and prices were maintained until near noon when re- aIizing caused the market to ease off s@l points. Tn the trading October opened at improved to 10. 93c. The losing was quiet. the list showing net loss of a97 points.
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Thorsen. Ceiba; Katie, Nor, Johannessen. Belize; schr. M. A. Achorn. Bidden. Havana
RANK cLEARINGs.

New York, July 1s.--rhe following table. compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank clearings at the cities named for the week ended July 27. with the percentage of in- crease and decrease as compared with tho corresponding week last year. Totals in clude clearings of b2 other cities.
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR. New Orleans. July 2S:-Sugar quiet: openi whites. Si 1b-166 1-16c; yellows. 4g4%o' seconds. 2k 63Ac. ,.., ,,e,a. Molasses nominal: open kettie' i'v -'~ centrifugal. 6G14c.
 Syrup nominal. 3oc.
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' Indicates trace of precipitation.

Temperatures average slightly higher sprinkles to light rains in all, except tnt diBtrictsS ,Err
 Section Director. Weather Bureau.
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One.nfth on regular selling price any pair Shoes in house. This is the ioss day. Cash only.
 BULLOCK SHOE co.
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MARINE NEWS

New Orleans. July 2S. - Cleared strs. zen. Ger. Friedrichsen. Pensacola Mon- viso. It Cremonini. cette: origen. Nor. Hegge, on.
 Port Eads-Arrived strs, Fl Paso, Pat ton. New York: Hiram. Nor. Svensen. Ceiba: tug Higgins Port Arthur. Sailed :: Strs- Barbadan. Br.. Evans Liverpool: Habil. Nor. Gudmundsen, Ceiba-
 Mobile-ArriveJ; Strs. Espana. Nor, Dan ielsen. Puerto Cortez; Feodora de Larran- aga Br.. Hudson. Liverpool: Esparta. Br.. Rose. Port Limon; schr. Jas. C Clifford. Hunter, Havana Cleared; strs. viatoy, Nor..
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CINCINNATI PROVISIONS. Cincinnati July 2s.-Flour weaker; fancy: s4 o56I75 family, 8 50d3. 15 Wheat lower, s5c Corn weaker. S71a d5se Provisions unchanged. whiskey quiet, $1.25.
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THE WEATHER.

ass,,,n Man,nu temperature for day. 73 deg. Averase temperature for day. s4 ,des Normal temperature for day. Si oeh' Accumulated deficiency since 1ah IL lsS deg. , .,.,,v Cor fha day. s| rppta, rpt, rainfall since Jan. 1. 2s.71 inches.
 River Bulletin.
 Observations at G. m, 10th M tims'
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New Jersey Central general Sc ...'. ..1s! Northern Pacific As .... .t.- .... .'igs n Norto1k s Western con.ci q. , =. .los < Oregon Short Line rfdg %s .... ssh Reading general Is :.. . ...l. .l02k St. Louis . Iron Mountain consol ss .1lsh St Louis & San Francisco fg. 4s e9t St Louis Southwestern consol %s S1h Seaboard Air Line 4s .... 90 Southern Pacific 4s 9lh Southern Railway 5s .... .... .119 Texas q Pacific 1sts .... ..l32 Toledo. St. Louis X Western 4s e6 Union Pacific 4s .... .... ......l06x
 do conv 4s .... ..'.'.iseen Wabash 1sts ......l!S
 do Deb. B =. .... .... 71h Western Maryland ls ....f.... sS,, wisconsin Central +s ....' ssb
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IOthl MOvement.
 Total today, at all ports net 13,o12: ship ments to Great Britain. 3.s55; to France, 1l4!o; to continent 127lo: to Japan. $50; stock, 3Ss,714.
 Consolidatsd. at all ports. net sess5: ship ments. to Great Britain s6.t7s; to France, Total since Sept 1. at all ports. net g. e52.344 shipments. to Great Britain. 3912.- 412: to France. s41.075: to continent. 3.167.- Se2: to Japan. 3lf.047: to Mexico, 2s.332.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-29
DAILY COTTON MARKET.


 Galveston-QuietA 10 16-16c; net receipts. <.4S4: gross 4.4s4: sales, 40; stock, 79.S25 shipments, to France, 11440.
 New Orleans-Easy. 10Hc; ntt receipts. 1645; gross. 2,S45; sales. $50: stock. So. 254 shipments. to continent, 4,5e0.
 Mobile--steady. 1ohc: net receipts. 37e; gross, SIS: sales. 200; stock, 4114.
 Savannah-Quiet. 10xc: net receipts, D. 124; gross, 2.134: sales, 1.243: stock 49,s39: shipments, to continent. 2.ls2.
 Charieston-Nominal,l l0%c; net receipts, 4s: gross 4s; stock. 4.ss4; shipments to Wilmington Nominal; net receipts. ss7; gross, 3s7; stock. 7.s21; shipments, to con- .Norfoik-ouiet: loNc; net receipts, l. SIS; shipments: to, continent, S.s5O sso: gross. sso; stock. s.4,l; shipments. to continent, $50: to Japan. $50.
 7so; gross asa: sales l.1oo: stock, is5. .o5o. Boston-Quiet. 11.0 05c: net receipts. 4s2: gross. 1.273; shipments. to Great Britain. Phiiadelphia--steady.1 Il. soc; stock, 1.s44. Newport News-Net receipts. 271: gross. 271: shipments, to Great Britain, 271. Brunswtck-Net receipts. f75; gross, 175; stock. 3,sss; shipments, to Great Britain. a.11s: coastwise. roo.
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NEW nRIEANs spnr CoTTnN-
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES. New Orleans. July 2s. Cotton future
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.

Liverpool July 2S.--Cotton futures opened firm and closed quiet and steady. American ruiddiinR
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

New York. July 2s--Following were the quotations on the Cotton Exchange today: Open. High Lows. Close
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New York, July 2S. Coffee-Spot Rio steady Mild firm. ., ,t,. sugar-Raw firm: fair refining; '-lec: asses sugar s-lec, Refined unsettled
 The market for coffee futures openea unchanged to 10 points 1ower ana closed steady, net unchanged to 10 points lower.
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New York July 2S.-Comparative cotton statement for the week ending Friday JulV
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Interior Movement.

Houston--ouiet. 1o%c; net receipts. 1918: gross. i,s7s; shipments. 2.s4a; sales. 445; Augusta-steady. 10 1a-16c; not receipts. 222; gross, 222; shipments. +7s1 ! aies 2s6: stock, 1o.141.
 Memphis-ouiet. 1o%c; net receipts, 331; gross. 511: shipments. 197; sales. 100; stock. is,25s.
 St, Louis-ouiet. loEc: net receipts, 400; gross. s65: shipments I434 stock 27,025. cincinnati-Net receipts, PSI: gross. 2el: shipments. 1ss; stock. l1.771
 Louisviile-Firm, 10Ac. .... Total today: Net receipts. 3.354; gross. s;sss: shipments. 4sas: sales. sss: stock.
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COTTON RECEIPTS

New York, July 2S.-The following arc the total net receipts of cotton at all ports since Sept. tst:
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WEEKLY INFERIOR COTTON TOWNS.
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TREASURY BALANCES. Washington, July 2s.-Treasury balances si2s.si3.sfs; gold. si7,os7.s2a