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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
\ COTTON MARKET.

st NEW YORK, August l3.--The cotton market
made Snew low rtcords for the season again
during to-day carly session, but stead''e 81
day were estimated at 200 900 bales. 81
s Tho open Ing was barely steady at a decline
Of 5dl7B ponts8tn response to lower cables than
due. and prices soon showed IA net loss OF about
s1ll14 points under sellin for both accounts
At the lowest October sold at 9,4s and De-
cember at 9,S3, but tho decline to under sMe.j
Z for tho active months attracted somewhat
better demand for covering OF shorts and for
turn, and tho partial recovery during the
afternoon wan also helped BY the detailed
heavier and more general d tho South ialnes'
Saturday a reports than had been shown on the
early maps. The market closed within a partial
point OF the best prices for the day. lAYerpoo4
waa uuita weak and private cables reported
selling bytAlexandrla also stated that the de-
cline was assisted by %beariBh crop estimates
e% Hsg Ssse ep adyiees from Ss
South complained OF too much moisture In
come sections. but were Of a favorable aver
age, Southern spot markets We're generally
'GRs sssssts Is rs p 'sT'
against $50 last week and 1915 last Il, year.
For the week Is, 900 bales against q, 8l6 last
week and 81, 23D last year. To, day o receipts
a New Orleans al bales agalns o ~ last
year., and at Houston !, 'o2 bales asatnat s,Jps
last year, SBt III 5{3 sifi issS 7i
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BALES.

'kS 80 81 H ~
200 Atlantic Coast Ilne, com. !.
3,1oo American sineltefs, com |.
6ooEAmalghi,iated Copper NJ
1900 Amer. Car and Foundry <, \.
Amer Garland Fotin., pfd.
100 American Cotton OIL
AfnStlcafl Tobacco, pfd .s..'
American Can ~. W. .ts..t.;
i9 American cam pfd ~.
100 Amer. Loo ON olive, com !.
5ga Amer. Locomotive, pfdt4...s
| ZOO American Sugar ,,..l.. 4
), 40o "A 4 !. and 4 8 ~ Re, co h, assn.
1900 Baltimore and Ohio. y.
!, 1900 Brooklyn Rnpid TratlHit. s..t
! 800 Canadian Pacific ...... .,s...5
!, 100 ChesA pea Ike and 4 Oh io..t.4..
\ COO Chicago + Great fyvesterr.,. 4
], 800 Chicago, Nil. and st, Paul,
]. 400 CO lOrad IT, Fticl and 1rOn., q
1,70O Colorado South, com. \. q.
q 800 Colorado South, list pfd t..s
n 200 Colorado Eou tn. /, I'd tpfdss..S
| 900 Clev., Gin. Chi. and st. Ii.
4 800 Consoli dnt ted CHS Z. b. ...... !.
400 Delaware and 11ndson,..v..s
Deli Lack. and WESTERN.
200 Erie, com b. ....s..}
400 Erie 1st pfd... Is,
} 100 Eric, I'd pf I'd ssl.........s. ..s..t
g, q GENERAL Electric ..........s
1900 G reat Northern, pfd $500
y zoo Illinois Central 4. 4.
1900 1jouisville and $1yashvtlle...
I5 Manhattan I. !. 5,
I Metro. Street Railway q.
Mexican Central J.
/, 400 Mo- Kan. and Tex. com "
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PROMINENT GEORGIAN [: !! ! B }. IN
N YOUNGSTOWN ,!|!||!.|:.
IlI.ll 49,
I. a Z ,,,a ~, z, Diapatoh

fs,pecial To- The Times Dispat
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Az August "a. In!
the b course n OF an interesting and am
bilious career, during which he changed
his name two or three times, Tor reasons
Albert Nv NV Avery Is now dyed ~ the
SNorristo own Y onIt q chnrSe 81 q deeeer.
tom and 4 non ~ ~!
VIII ,. 80, u,
According to his wife story aAYe,T!yI
81 n Atlanta Ga 81 She had q com table
fortune when she married HIM. she
says, but he squand cred sit, and now. she sle
iswtthout penny Tor he Hnl q I q !
flied sui for divorce and will remain N
this jurisdiction until Il Il granite d she
declares n supporting herself and sherStwo
babies by any work Which :; she can o.,
tain Avery ts still N JAY y
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''|N||I[[|0j'N|S|IL|.!OSI'T'|'
BEE EXPORTS
Shipments 81 Canncd Meats Show
shrinkage Of IS g, 900 Pounds 2
III Seven M onths. VS.

esWA sHINaToN, D.. CT, August 4 81 &
iooSws seriohsly I te export meat business \
the United States was injured - bys:t
agitation regard ding the condlt OF me e
Chica go slaughter houses, which result ute! go
ms til passage OF the law for timpcrro Y M
inspection, Is sho wn I: Il, "a bulletin JUST
$issued BY the Departm II Of Z Comm cree rec
and Labor, giving the cures OF expors1a-
tion for July. It shows an a normai y 1all.
Ing IL, which cost the Beef TT sc ana al
cat growers eYernl illi9ns loss u N
thirtysons days. 5ss9 \. !,
IN July Of last ear there were exported sl
canned nn 2 3 - 1a
nea Is: q sSt2 lss for
the mon Just ded he totalS nnm - .
ana ti,e value 1904 "a For the seven
= nnti I /: entlinR in July there were ex-
norted HI sos over Is, SOC 1000 pounds ..nat
! i value Il 81 over 81 900 900. as agatnst
near 2e, 900, 900 pound VI In the same
nerind il q this year. at d value OF much
less han II So 600. 000. 2
sThere wal. also a falling OFF In the ex-
8nort 81 cattle during July. a year ago
re number sent abroad Nexceede led s49, 0o0}5
8 81 a val uations or almost 81 900. 600 MS
Vear here was a d ecrease of over -, 00o
head sand-a sliri nkag e IN va ue OF almost sf
$500, 900. sS4 !,
sSIns Fresh beef there were exported IN
SJuly,{ e05. 21074, 326 pounds, at e. value
81 si. 963, 012.s as agairls the prs sent year
AZ Id. 4 81. $50. valued at 81, 648,1 81.
The exports In sailed and picked bce'et.
/ tallow, hog product $, oleomarger ine ana
dairy products also showed q marked de-
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\ FORT or WEST PoINT.T AUG. y. ls0a. 4
PRODUCE AND FRUIT.
Receipts Very Light Demand
Limited and Busine ssS Dull. ~

:"
K The commission mon on Cary treet are
having much OF "a no. iday., The receipts
sof all manner Of stun that they handle
are very light and the demand Is way
down below par. " giSSfaiSs
There is q real peach. famine. The Geor-i
gia varieties have literally played out,
and Il there are eny peaches this year
Of virginia growth. very few Of them
are coming 10 the Richmond market
The result IL that this fruit Ia very! scarce
ana prices have bound ed up y; Yeste g =
day, the FANCY varieties We're hard to,
Yet at 1a6O to tS.b0 per crate and very
common goods brought from $l.bo to- y
per orats. The fact is 4 here were very
few on the market TO be had az q, any
n Grapes are beginning 70 come ,iI very y
freely, but they are not the best !, ,t "
market ever saw, and thsX !, 4 selling
ali the way from y, rs to s1bo per crate,
All other articles usually to be found
or Cary street were selling ~ the prices
quoted In another colu mn, 81 Il
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TO CONTINUE FIGHT
FOR lei GHT-H0UR DAY
i, 4 saa,,n ted p p ana

Is TNISI t'Fessi' .,
16,---The. Sflfty-second annual 3l invention
Of the international Typographical I'm
ion opened to-day. Mayor Henry @.
( Hall welcomed the 800 delegates, who
represent 5000 union printers. President
James M, Lynch, OF he union & responded
The chief business before the convention
which will continue all this week, Is the
consideration OF Plans for further carry
Ing on the fight Of the union for al,
eight h our day y. q The nrg Ion has ex-
pended up to date about $500, 900 In con
Quoting this fight 4
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RICHMOND $40 OK ARIxET. n
r Richmond. Va. uEns ID, 1905.
Il BALES AT BOAR e. II gsi d


virginia Centuries q sS5i & 900 Il ssA !,
Y, 10o8at4 Sh. y
STATE SECURITIES MA asked.
No!.h GsIo',nd II 1sls
ys ss aa sas FL ana r. 81
Sg$ CITY SECURITIES. f{I5sf As ~
Richmond City As, C.. and R....... 1854 ~.
sRAlLEtCAD BONDS
eeorKia and Con. 8.
Beaboard Air I.tne ~. 1859 85h S1A
II STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Ncrfoik Ry. and Light 1st IS. ..!.,sg % 8s l0o @
558 STREET. RAILWAY STOCKS Par. SSs i5S5
Norfolk Railway and Light &C. ~. 70 ss s 70 Is
SsS RAILROAD sE STOCKS. Par S g
Atlanta Coast Line com ]. 100 141
Norfolk and Western COM. 100 %
n. II T.. and r. c.S guar 100 so5 AZ
Il BAN K AND TRUST co. \ STOCKS. # 3 isS5s
American National. Y. 100 l2s "a.
5Broad ~
~ "
National Bank Of Virgin q ioo iss
Savings Bank OF Richmond . % :$y8
Bank OF ri chmond 100 lao S lS5 8
aiIsCELLANEOUSs Il 81 7; s.s5 HI g
Old Dominion s.. 8. Coz. x. 4. 100 $50
Va Car. Chem ptd >, 100 1851 losk
va.-car. q. Co, Col. TT, n. c....S... lors1
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.)IROM WILLING
TO lead. TICKET | |: K /

.lI (s3pecIal to IThc Tlnss- DIspAtch,) "a
NEW YORK, August 4 Sd district ttors
ney Jerome will accept an independent
Democratic nomination for Governor K
"a united demand Is made upon him blythe
prominent Democrats OF the State. I'll I
For several days Mr.. j erone has been
considering a proposition to be the Demo-
cratic nominee, and he has decided that
IL the sentiment for him groWH .os 1t has
been growing during the last week or
Democrat, to lead the State fight as
the Gubernatorial nominee. s Il II ID
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/, !, II, q, ~ VA don, u /. \. Si4
,oi III 1914
= ~ sentrai " Eer.
EoTtneT " II ar,1I 81 \. VA
Guss4 y, \. b,
a!iu y IN \.
shor a LINZ nnv 9sll
= u 9sE
ai', Mountain ccn IS
t y ~ q = Frran cisco IL s,i
ST. Louis South ern con l. ss
Hcaboard Air, Line ~ az
so'ithern paeiio Let d Y,
81 e. 1s1a
e1as a ~. IA H. SUn
~ q. = I. n. 1854
union tucu al 81 ss N esM
UNITED ,e e.n W.
" r Is I, Il. :. S1l
~ ana By ~ * = ~ SAY
western = are III toftered) . ssh
~ ~ %
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vi s. I refunding 20, csistsred
W sss refundlng Fl coupoi1' I.
;4Ss..j n;
II. 8. Old 5s glstored
y. Ola f4s. COUPON J. b.
". New ~. -.
u. New III coupon. \. :.
American Tobacco ~ ....tt go
American Tobacco O.. Z. !. !. Z
Atchison4 general 49, &c..
Atchigo1 adjis,Inerlt y
Atlantic 4. Coat e ps;o = !.
Baltimore ana Ohio " q.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv - y. ...s
Central Of
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc. I. /. !.
Central OF Georgia % Inc !. \. =
Crntrnl Of Georgia I'd Inc ..s....::.
Chesapeake and Ohio . s.. e.
Chicago and All ton !. l. I.
Chica 10 II 3. and 4 Quincy new a. u.
Chicago r. !. and Pacific T. ~ !. 4. u
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Veterans !. 1; \ \ ! )
ARE GATHERING I !. | |:
AZ 8 y w IN z Z. x " ~ 4 )
Associated Press. }

5MINNEAPOLIs, MIN ,, rust 10. e,
The on.rush of visitors for the annual
entannpment Of the Grand Army Of the
continued unaa}atHd Al dax
meeting viii be attended i BY more than
10000 Veterans and their friends.
a The, contest for ma ional comman der
in-chief Is growing warm 9 although ~ Eo
FAR. be en- done The friends of Captain
+. III. Coney, "a Of L Kansas, are sinlak King
What is 5oiltwardlly the most eag gressiye
tcampalgns MI 5i5ji ~ t
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CLOSING |, BOND QUOTATIONS.

4, chicago, Il. 4 and Pa emo r. r. col. 81. PIX
4 81 q. and ~ 1oss gen ~
Colorado Industrial series b (offered)
Colorado Midland u.
Colorado and Bouthefn ~ y n
IA I,Ios Crands u -. pa5s
la
MI. ~ ~ iien ~ . +. lOt "A
.erai a q =. sot
4, Valley B i IS
:S:s
ps 4Es Brori I'd series !. 4. 81
az 4 nia Mash 5 tjnifed 10 10l
Wona Il A nnnkoiT goId III N 1O1
8 Me1ican cantraI III ino l9s
~ AZ mi nnis q foftered) y, 3
q Missou ri. Kansas and Texas is... esN
Stisso,, i Yan "a And araa ID 81
II MnhiIe and Ohio Colatera Trust s45
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Leaf Tobac;,c,lo, Sales.

S5 Sales Of leaf tobacco are scheduled for
to-day at the WI ehous es, but the ln-
3dications nra that The breaks n will be-
very light. II. indeed, tere shall he any
;asas all III sosS a,. ssa B NJ ~
& If there Ia snou N OF The 5000 old sun,
cured atpff n tlle wa re- ou JOB thts morn
ans u make n byaa lss e III A tie Wltile,
Salss III " beg iR a n :.
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49, .RF,nff eoln ts; ~ VA,
low 6sasaAc, NO. q oats, Nc ? white ~
s2, 93sc whit y sso ~, x
CHOICE mailing IS 94so: No y fa1sssd si se
northw ssern sll9 pine tM,m T q s mes.
pnork, per barrel. lard per 1oo pound
ss9 abort clear s' g estsd Sustor e
hsssy basis rs = i1e S.riss 10
49, Egga-st Steady; at marx caln inolIaeo
ia0l8c n Ylrsts, ~; sprma hrsts lSo s1tr
s05fc Chez se-F!T1u, at l19lsAo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14

" CHICAGO August 1s.--Idenl 3S ha rvesttng
weather n in the Northwest vas offset to-day
tone itSthe local wheat ma let The close
tho September WE e, dn
sati,rdny anal Oats were up v G.:
Provisions were 1tl 935c. HI gher ~
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FINANCIAL.
Is FINANCIAL.
ASTER &LU CkE
0s5 Bankers and 3 kers /,
RICHMOND, VA.
INVEsTMENTs Sc URlTIEzs,
Correspondence Solicited,
ao;NpNs SALE.


SEALED bids WILL BE RECEIVED
up TO September rs 1905, az g O'Clock
sand and (Sioo o6o) dollars OF thirty-four ga!
II year 'SI.S per cent. coupon bon Of
the town Of South Roston, Va, dated
{ October31, 1905, " Interest payable April
H 49The scomn,ittea reserves the right to
* 5Ss q sssss ( AS In y and
v u. e yYs
n 4 sss Committee.
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NATURAL BR RIDGE e xcURsio VIA
gsS G. q. Q. u RI lLVvANf,3 a
ls l5s III II RsDAY,SAUG GU 7 II RI II

II sstl $3.50 Il on Nd "TRIP. 5aSt.
FIVE DAYS A Il III re 1Rl DGE.
81 Tickets sold for train leaving Richmond
at 1920 a. Nj, Thursda u, Auguat 4 9TH. In
Guiding transfer between station and the
hotel, Good returning on "a all ~ regular
trains not later than 8 y n esday. August
f21st. fS liz
"a delightful outing to this well known
natural wonder and charming resort. n
5gf5R359tt WIS
TWO TRAINS TO LYING HBU Ro, VIA
% S q. q o., y JAMES RivE r II N e v si n
Pullman Sleeper TO Lyme burg, Natural
Bridge Station and Clifton Forge.
Chesapeake and Ohio train leaYing Rioh-l
5mond at I5;l6 p NJ. daily except Sunday,
via James III River Line carries through
ssleeper to I.ynohburg, Natural Bridge
and Clifton Forge, arriving tLynchburg
10;SO r. n NJ, Natural Bridge 10 Al n,
and Clifton Forge . Al, M, Returning.
sleeper will arrive Richmond $40 Al NJ.
daily except Sunday. IL Sleeper open for
occupancy at LynchburgS $3.50 Il, Al,
W Daily train leaves Richmond for Lynch
burg and Natural Bridge a n O;20 "A, Nj,
with parlor car. N 4 a
The WAY n 70 n Il ATLANTIC
"a CITY-VlA THE PoPuL AR N DIRK VA
8Y35J & js5 @ r lNER ROUTE, Il i 3dSg
Leave Richmond every week day, $3.50
p, M. Low rate excursion tickets on
sale daily ONCE, go East Main Street.
Phone No, 466. IA
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M1sC i, i /. MARKET,
/ W PEANUT MARKET.

ftJAN 4I h1A6S3A44 !.
(Reported 8byi Rodgera NJ cCabe 4 4 Co:l 81
PETERsBURd.vA.,f August ls.-P 1sIl
spanish.Mark etE nrm4 at u. g Aetock lnitsa2:
YlrRpias-1i rket steady at y &c. i for fancy
stock d machine picked, TX d2Ac. MI
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

} PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG. IS, 1905, " 4
WI IA ARRIyED 95iS
steamer Brandon Hssney, Hosfolk me a
a steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. merchant
disc and passenger, Old Dominion Linz.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion Line.
dss ana
B Steamer PooAho ntas, Il Graves Norfolk and
James River nd!nt,. merehs nd!ss and pas
gg Barge NJ ajestic, Fairbrouth ers. James River.
light, Y 81 5l "a s95 III "
PORT OF WEST POINT AUG. ~; 1905, IA
s5 ARRIVED. III t1ssf54lssr 9l
s eteatnship Baltimore. Short. Baltimore, pas
senssrs ana general cargo. i9}t l98 81 III
assesss SI,S BAILDD. III
85 Steamship Baltimore. Short, Baltimore; pas
ssnser and general cargo, s,Ss 4la
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]! BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. sS55s.
s1nn ca1nnon md w. dainr
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

TEWaYoRK, gu4t BIO Is--Dn.li. An Nc
about steady Rye Z, ~. "
good. stas. x. cornmeal--ste cad ftye-T
ssWheat Msteady: 81 No. y red. n elevator
Options held rlyy Il closing net M
changed. 3 80
/, s.sys 81;
5stc,; December. q SO Nc. Osts-stead z; mixed mixed
"a; Beef steady. Cut Meats Quiet; picked bel
lies, ii alac !; pch I'd should sA9sx Lard
Steady west ern prime ts 1898 SO nominal r.
fned firm 4; con inent. =. q. porkrBaIss!y
steady family lis, allow;ssssssiady.
" invoice, az mild. steady; Cordoya. e9l3hc:
Fut,,rss closed & steady. not nnehnnEed to ?, =
shc. 'csn,rifusai, SAG. moiasses sugar i-lesp
buteF IN; IA e Che Is; So =
Strong; full cream, small. ! W ~:
Ia9c. sSteAdy s nearby. selected y soc. !
Freghts n 70 LIVERPOOL --st ready; 1. cetton.a oy
steam, lsc. grain by stsa Y. Po
Firm; Long islnnd. per ba rel y. toyl. q; Ier
ssy. l.60uls2 southern ~ - efsey
Sweets, per barrel. 81 100 80; North Carolina ~
per barrel, leGs 90 h Ca bage Y Long
leland and Jersey. per 100 pounds. *5GFS. oV:i..
n Cot tons eed OlQulet and stead w. wltno ne "
change. Prime crude (. O. b. nils. IN q
Sc rlire summer yellow SO prime
sac; prime winter elbow, 40 Il; W
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55 5-Dayss u ID the Mounta!n ss
IA snec,al trail Will \ leave Richmond, via
4, * 8. Railway. at 1s noon Thursday,
i 4 ,urur,,st 10th, for Charlo ttesville, Hot
Swings, White Sulphur and Intermediate
Stations, Tickets good returning = l on AZ
Re gular trains until Tue seiay august Slst
,;i,a "a Alton, inclusive, $3.50; Basic to
stanton in olusive,s s. %; Mount Elliott
IA Chiffon Forge, 4! elusive. 50. 50, and
sCoyingtonS to Hot springa and White Sui
Sphur Inclusive 500 l,s9' .Ss4
s The most attractive excursion OF the
season. v Five days In the Yirgin ia moun-
tains. Nj IN \. wv
5 Health. pleasure and recreation.
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l ii. f DRY GOODS MARKET.
~. Dir n 0aai

5is NEW. York August Business insw hole
how very difficult to get ain lines aofh do
mes tics and coarse cottons Ton dell this
aide g &c sga Noyembe Domestic ~ dreSa goods
agents arc taking orders for the spring Of 100,
and report avery satisfactory business, a..
though prices In some instances show q slighe
advance over last year f,S M
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!. NAVAL STORES

4 EAyALa =, y, m, ~,
STURPENIINE-NoA doing IS receipts, 66
casks. Rosi n-Not hing aolng; receipts 70 .bar
Crude Turpentne- Firm at e. 1904. -: receipts
1873 barrel s.. @ @
y sAVANNAII. GA Ausust " =. -TuRPENt-
al casks; shipments 70s cusks. Resin nm;
sales !. ei3 barrels receipts, rs barrels: ship
s. O., August j. -1-TJR PEN-
(TINEtAND q ROsCN-Noth thing dolnE. ~ n 3staE
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March y. y. y. ]. /. gso e:s7 .ss gs 80
a Shot col Ton CLICKED quiet :amidd ding. upandsS
10. sS mIddng guH, %, g; salcs. 20 bales


cStton Quiet: ,,iddlns. 10 .6o; gross receipts:
q bales sneH. so bales; stock es.a1o w
bales 81 10 France sos bales; 70 the Continent
4. bales 1Sa @ bal e. q "a
haies export to Great Britain. q 81 bales; g
bales e the Continent s 1nst Dasf
S3 sa3 baIex, export To- Great BritaiIn:
y 81 baass III oiS
Saiesi p M |. sis s,ssa baes
cotton closed IT eadyI and unchanged tddtins;
Sales bells s9 II
Wen her reports were considcred Favorable sfor
good cotton but fausss
until Tho close nhich waA steady at about me
highest. Prices at the close were from q poinss ~
not lower to- 3 points III char 4, s
y, Cotton futures closed steady as foil =.
gust o asked sas oet9p q Ma
be p q bid I
8. % bid N
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C)PFCIAL RANGE AND SALE or STOCKS i'm NEW YORl
Rv Thoi1,a II lBranch Ii Co, Bankers ar1s
MA SA NJ "A ID N Nm @

- - ~ /, e X. Aglf y,
1900 Mo-, KAN ana rex. pfd!,.
800 Missouri Pacific .............
4; 100 National Lead u. 4. ].
3,7O0 New York Central .4...l...
n, 800 Norfolk and Western.......
800 M Y. on t. and Western I.
800 Northern Pacif6 ......
81, 600 y Pennsylvania nilrO Dad 10.
Rf 100 People 81 Ga &C i.), OK. dlv
900 Pressed Eteel chrs.. /.
Pressed Steel CIR, pfd b, 4.
200 Republic \ and 3, pfd 80. /.
90, coo Read Ing, com ". .s......'s.1.s.. /.
Reading, LIST p fd..i...ttt....
Reading, ID 4 pfd .............
!. S, zoo Rock Island, corn.....t...i..
ROCK Island, pkd. .............
9sls gioss. pfd !. q. /.
1880 Southern Pacific ..,s..,....
I Loo Southern Railway, com 90.
a Southern Railway, pfd III. 1.
Il. seaboard AIR e,s1stspfd.
eeatonrd yAirs Line, I'd Bpfd.
4 6eaboard Air Limo, corrl...
100 Tennessee Coal and IRON.
sgs 40 Texas Pacific
50, 800 Union Pacific ~. -.
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100 Va. Car. Chemical, pfd ~,
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The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-29

musical conductor, is a thorough believer in comfort in dress and not infrequently sets fashions at de- fiance.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-29

dragon fly, besides outstripping the swiftest bird, flies backward with ease.
 It is said that Lake Erie produc-
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-29

es more fish to the square mile than any other body of water in the world.
 Dr. Hans Richter, the famous
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-29

In southern Egypt there is no dewfall, and sometimes only. 20 minutes of rain for whole year.
 No bird can fly backward. The
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-11-29

to live for fifty years.
 The great wall of China will soon be undermined in one place by railway tunnel.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-06-27
The Provincial New Yorker.

Adding millions to It's population
and stories to It's skyscrapers every
decade intensifles, rather than de-
creases, the provincialism Of New
York city. No new point Of vantage
is gained Of what the 75,0O0,000 other
people Of the Nation are doing. To
the New Yorker the universe bound
ed on the south by the Sandy Hook
light-ship, on the north by the Har-
lem, on the east by Jamaica bay and
On the west by Hckotcn. Al few stars
are thrown in overhead and stories
are told of people who inhabit the
places whore this little world sloughs
off beyond the horizon. In the mar
row confines Of New York city lack of
knowledge as to the remainder of the
Nation constitutes no drawbacks and
extreme provincialism is a virtue
Detroit Free Press.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-06-27
Klna AIfonso's Lineage.

Alfonso XIII. of Spain unites in his
veins the blood of the houses of
Bourbon and Hapsburg. He goes
straight back to Hugh Capet "a. D.
$50 Of France, founder of all that
line of kings whose veal and woe
eliminated in the French revolution,
and he can claim lineage with the
long line of the Louis of France, st.
Louis, Louis XI., Louis XIV. and all
the Philips and Ferdinands of Spain,
including our own patron, Isabella.
In his paternal line are great men,
wise rulers and good men, and also
monsters of tyranny, debauchery and
every human frailty. Such names as
Philip H., Alva, TorQuemada, Crazy
Jane, Isabella the Catholic, st. Louis,
all suggest possibilities of inherited
tendencies that may have come to
this amiable youth from his paternal
line. Alfonso bears in his face to a
striking degree the physiognomical
marks of his lineage. The high nose
of the Bourbons, the pendulous lip of
the Hapsburgs and the emaciated fig
ure OF the Spanish line are his. He
has given no evidence of that foolish
pride which cost the life of one Of his
ancestors because the grandee whose
business it was to attend to the fire
did not happen to be present when
the fumes of the stove threatened the
monarch's life. On the contrary, AL
fonso XIII. seems to be good deal
of democrat.-Indianapolis Star.