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New-York tribune., 1906-04-14

York. by the grace OF God free and iudepeudent-
To George Coveney Josephine Florence
the husband heirs and next Of KIN q Annie T Coveuey.
deceased. send greeting. Whereas William A Hart
CITY OF lately implied Sur-cgate's
Court Of County OF New York. a In
strument writing consisting 0f will and cod
icils purporting relate both and personal
proved the last Sil ard testament os
Annie T Coveney. late Of the County o. New Yor' d.
and % cited appear
he Surrogate % OF York hiz
Office the County 81 New York. the 23d day OF
thousand nine hundred and
o'clock forenoon OF that DAY then and
probate of the said last viii and testament
And such Of hereby cited. under the
OF years required % appear
II n have 10
pear and apnly be appointed.
OF neglect failure TO do EIiard an viii bs
appointed the Surrogate and for
in the proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the the
Surrogats's said County 0t New York
hsreunto affixed Witness. Hon Frank T Ftz-
IL gerald. Surrogate Of -aid County Of New
York. said county. che 24;h day % February.
the OF Lord thousand hundred six
DANIEL ,. COWDSFsy.
Clerk Of the SJ-roEate's Court
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Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NFIS


r. 1orA by The grace Of God. free and independent
10 John W. Roberts Mary Roberts. Hanna NeTonal4
AleNandra Groves Margaret YersssOn Richard Groves
DAISY Nahoney, Margaret SnoWden. Robert
sometimes called Robert tiardusr Eliza Hamilton
ROBERTS Emma G. WellhOrn. 4stna Indemnify
and William johnson. living. AMI II dead MarSarst
SnOwden and Robert johnson. called RoEs~s
Gardner next ot kin Of said William johnson and any
other heirs law next of kin OF William TohnSor
and to al persons Interested in the = EDWARD
Roberts late Of the County OF New York deceassS a..
creditors. next Of kin or otherwise.
and each OF you are hereby cited REQUIRED ne
sonally TO be and before Surrogate Of
County or New York at the SuTrogates Court Of
county. bold at the County n Cor,nr1
or New YORK on ne 18th dsy Of May 1909
ten O'Clock In the forenoon OF IN
to attend judicial settlement Of
tngs OF Isabella Nelson Administrators of the goods
chattels and credits of said decessed ana such ~
YOU as are hereby cited under TWENTY
one years are required 20 appear by guardian II
you have one, or. n have
for one 20 be appointed event uesie-,
or failure "a do 50 guardian will be
Surrogate to represent proceeding
In testimony whereof have o th=
SurToEates' Court OF the said County to
he hereunto affixed Witness. Hon Abner C.
Surrogate ~ our said county. at the County Of
York, the 18Th day of March. OF
one thousand nine hundred and six
tSeaL1 DANIEL. J DOwDNry.
Clerk OF The SurroEstes' Cou-t.
WENTWORTH, LOWENSTEIN 4 STERN. Attorneys
for Petitioner. $50 Broadway. Manhattan. Hew York
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Ner YORK February 2. 1906

Nee York, February 2 1906
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
General Meeting of the stockholders OF Southern
Railway Company has been called oy the board et D-
rectors. held the principal once OF tSe
Company In the CITY on Riehuond Virginia, wetneS
day the eighteenth OF April 1905 at ten oelock IN
considering issue ano
sale Of Development and General Mortgage Bonds ny
Southern Railway and the creation OF mort
sage upon the property Of the Company % secure he
SAME all proposed In the communicating o, SAllas
Spencer President Voting Trustees dated February
]. lte6 acting such other business as may ee
lawfully brought betors the rieetirE
The transfer OF both preferred and common stock
OF this Company viii be closed on April q lbs and
opened again April 10. 1893.
BY order OF the Board OF DIrectors
= y. L4ANKFChD. Secretary
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NEW YORK sUPRENE COTRT-IN TIE

n
Matter Of the Application for the appointment
Trustee Last Will and Testament Anthony
place OF George Car
ter deceased-To St Vincent Hospital IN the civ of
York. German. Mary Cunningham.
Gerrity. Sisters OF the Poor Of tbs
CITY OF New York Francis Hospital the City OF
New York Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum IN the CITY
OF New York. 81 Vincent de Paul NATIVITY Conferences
OF the Nativity Church in the City New York and
John German Mary McCuIen and James German and
heirs law Of kin OF German d.
ceased heirs az law of kin
OF Sarah German deceased. whose places oe
re unknown
Pursuant order made by Hon James A. Blanchard.
ore az the Justices OF Supreme state
o, New York February 2sth. 1896 and duly
in the once Of he Clerk County of New on
the 2sth day OF February 1906 YOU hereby required
show cause az Special Term. Part l. Of the Suprsms
Court ~ New YORK 10 be held Court IN
the Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York, tho
uf and One-half O'Clock IN ths
forenoon or thereafter counsel be heard,
why William r suitable person should
appointed Trustee the Trust Estate under the
OF G0rmau deceased. during the
connusncs OF the Trust upon giving such bonds
70 the Court may Just and prcpe--
Dated New YORK. March 14th. 1905
FETTRETCH. SIL.HMAN & SEYBEIA Attorneys FOR Ps-
titiouer once Post Once Address. No ~ Pars
Row Manhattan York Ctty.
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CLEVELAND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD Co.
ONCE of the Company,
lava o.. arch

CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH RAILROAD CO.
ONCE of the Company,
Cleveland o.. March 18th. 1900
NOTICE
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Cleveland Pittsburgh Railroad Com
pany Will be held on nth day CT May 1906 al TWO
o'clock p NJ in the prr opa office OF saiG Sompsny IN
Ohio which meeting thore Will oe submitted
the stockholders the qes
Of the location adoption Of several nraneh ss
tracks as may in Judgment Of the Board OF Dl
be found desirable and proper IN connscIon WIN
this within the Counties or Jefferson,
Columbana and in the state or ONO having
eagth OF forty-nve miles with a view 10
OF the business OF this com
panys railroad as provided and required by the exsns
lease Of the property 10 The PennssiTann hSioso So
pa and other proper suhjeets -,
will entitled vote for each snare
" - - r 2. SMITH. President
Y. r. PERKINS, JNO p GhEhN
n C. RANNEY, CHARLES I>ANlEh.
II DARLINGTON, WILLIAM e EGLfbI CNL
Directors
Attest
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The FEDERAL TREASURY.

-sss1r--.ss on April i3.-The condition Of the
a toiaasg a. Jhe beginning OF business to-day vas
8. so RESERVE FUND
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a EMBELLISHMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
n Tribune received at their Uptown Once No 1861
broadway. between asth and 81 IN SITS Gntt eocs NJ
received following branch ofees az
Teguiar ofrce until o'clock D. m. va 20 SIN
i5a 9th ave, l2fh St 81 East
IAN 25I West 4ed St betwsen IN and sfh ayes
West 1895 I'd between Toth and slth
sts 1928 "a 6lst ITos LIST ave- near sth
ct; IsT I25th 7s6 fremont ave; go 50 ave-
near Slst 81. 55s 81 ave. 2l0 Blsaeker 81
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Financial Meetings.
eS-ss WALL sTREET.
Electric & Manufacturing Company
pnNn>

CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH r. h CO.
Office of Seeretar5,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLD-
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Com
Directors and Tor transaction
slch other before them Will be
held at the onics Company In Cleveland Ohio.
MAY 1906 o'clock A. 81 Stock
holders OF record April 18th .So6 will be entitled
vots for each share J. z. KLOSs. Secretary.
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City Hotels.

4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. private
l s dali including meals. two SIS weekly;
- BIZ THE VAN RENSSELAER,. IS East i1th 81
"OrEI, CAsTLETON
III ST GEORGE STATEN ISLAND. y 4.
IA ~ 1ncs,nfsins and city combined:
80 aIry rooms excsilent cuisine. every modern I'M
must, billisrds. bowling,
prta Snif z A DENECHAUD. Manager.
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fESus 10 REDEEM oIITsT AnyDINsS GER
TIFICa TICS
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ME PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

tIerk OF
WENTWORTH. LOwENSTEIN 4 STERN Attorneys
for Petitioner. $50 Broadway, Manhattan View York
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WESTINGHOUSE

APRIL, 1905.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

'4'As' b. r l.. Day & Co. 40 Nassau rtrsst)
,-s Apr. " Abr. Is. APR. ie. Apr 10
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14

ON THE BEACH AT VIRGINIA AVENUE.
ATLANTIC CITY. n J.
opposite Famous Pier the most central location
on the boardwalk Sea water all baths. Auto Bus
az station American and European Plans. Rates
$3.50 per DAY and upward. Unique Dutch Cafe Hass
PereoEal representative Cadillac asa street
and Broadway Phone Bryant 34s
OSBORNE & PAINTER
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THE CHESTNUT
Teachers Agencies

aMtRlCAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Professors. Teachers
N0'',SeS SShoois and fauiiies- Apply
Mrs NJ. J YOUNG FULTON 80 Urfoa sou,-.
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Grand Atlantic Hotel
THE HOLMHURST.

ATLANTIC CITY y. J.
After extensive alterations presents an entirely hotel
Situated central and select section,
Pennsyvania Unobstructed ocean view. Capacity.
and every high-cass hotel appoint
IN baths. running
porches halls elevator street etc Booklet
and spring upon request. HENRY DARNELIA
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
Il o 7 E L r u D OFF,

ATLANTIC CITY. NFW JERSEY.
Directly on the Beach Local and long urIs
phones in rooms American and European plans 400
ocean view rooms 100 suites with private water
baths. Artesan well. absolutely pure Orchestra and
'S '00 SP0N'@' NSiiis
=. MI j x Palmer representing the Rudolf be a
me Hotel Savoy daily, II to 1 p m 3 10 and Z
p N Phone No. fo65-PIaZal o make bookings
and give all information CHAS MYERS. owner.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
Weekly Bank statement.
the Associated Press

(By the Associated Press.)
New York, July 21.-The statencu.
Of the clearing house banks for the
y * shows that the banks hold $fa.-
$4,000 over the legal reserve require
II cnts This is an increase Of $3.50
200, as compared with last week. The
statement follows:
Loans. $1,045.66S.7O0: increase. So
435,30o. Deposits. $~1,044.739; increase
$~30,S07,200. Circulation. a ,9O3,40o.
decrease, $653,100. Legal tenders
$S7,509,500; increase. $1.631.000.
Specie. $193,066,306; Increase, SO
1850 Reserve. $2S0.575.S0O. in
Crease $1J.462,0 600. Reserve required
$261,1S4,S0e; increase. $5.201 500. sur
plus. $19.291, 900; increase, $6.560.20o
Ex-United states deposits. $22,3S4.575:
increase, $~6,127,575.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
THE CROPS SMILE
And Business of All Kinds
Reflects 1t.

Needs.
(By the Associated Prees.O

New York, July 2o.-R. G. Dun &
~|Company's weekly Review of Trade
will say tomorrow:
Exceptionally encouraging reports
for this time of the year are received
regarding trade, industry and trans
pOrtatiOn, but there is no response in
the market for securities. The best
news of the past week comes from
agricultural sections where progress
is fully maintained, harvesting of win
ter wheat promising a larger yield
than expected and of good quality
White corr and oats exceed antic.-
'pationS; cotton picking has begun i'll
the early districts and hay alone of
the leading crops threatens to be
short. AS results on the farms be
come assured there is a growth of
confidence that brings out large Or
dcrs for fall n winter delivery of
all staples. There is a general disD0-
sition to extend facilities in order to
keep pace with expanding needs. The
only important labor trouble that
threatens is a local building compli-
cation tina will be avcrted if conscrva-
tive counsel prevails. Official returns
show that foreign in the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1906. fdr
eclipsed all records, both as to eX-
ports and imports, while the new
year promises still better results DO
cause of the surplus on the farms
available for consumers abroad. Raft
way earnings thus far rcpOrtc.! for
July show an average increase Of -
per cent. over last years.
"Rcstoration Of foundry pig to 81
is probably the best development Of
the week III the iron and steel indus
try.
Improvement is noted in the pri-
mary markets Tor cotton goods aftc~
IL prolonged period of Indifference IN
the part of buyers.
'FaiIures his week numbered 1872
in the United States, against 1913 last
wear"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
SIOckS and Bonds

New GOrk, July 21-The bank
statement today showed that there
lad been substantial ground for the
hopes of Il strong bank retur which
lay at the bottom of yesterdays up
ward movement Of stocks and the
improved feeling over the money out
look. But h sources of the added
strength of the BANKING position were
obscure. An estimate Of Il 5000, 900
cash gain, based on the known move
ncnts OF money. was realized by al
most double that amount
The $9,435,500 loan increase was
aiken as an intimation Of stock
<et needs and gave point to some of
he weeks rumorS of large borrow
nG Tor account of interests closely re-
ated to some of the great railroads
those stocks have ngured in the
ee1'5 revived strength. Quotations
# short time loans. although nominal
III Il Saturday, were substantially re
iuccd today, the bid rate for sixty
lays falling to 3 per cent with offer
ngs at 4 per cent. y good effect is
oobed for on the money market from
he deposits of the Panama Canal
bonds subscriptions which are offered
by the Secretary of the Treasury.
Hopes are also entertained of Secur
ing part of next weeks $4,000. 900
gold arrivals expected in London.
Money lenders are inclined to look for
easier money rates in consequence. 1t
appeared that most of the speculative
buying based on the favorable bank
statement had been anticipated and
prices advanced for only half an hour.
\fter that thew lost ground. and the
demand was insufficient after the bank
statement to absorb the traders profit
The closing was Irregular with
DnIy part Of the early gains retained.
Total sales of bonds (par valued
$637.00
Total sales of stocks today were
shares. including: Copper
1900; Cotton Oil 200; c. and O..
100: Louisville and Nashville 700;
Reading $4,000; Southern Pacific 80
100: Southern Railway $500; Union
Pacific $500 steel 2G,200; Sloss-
sheffield 200.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
IN HIS BRAIN
Mr.. Hyatt Lived a Week
in This Condition.
Operation Was Then Performed
the Rock Removed, aud tIic
Chances are That He
VIII Recover.
Especial to News ana Observer)

Especial to News ana observer)
AshcviIIc. july 19.-Alex Hyatt. a.
well known citizen Of northern Bun
combe, and q prosperous farmer. lis in
the Mission Hospital Of this city, re-
covering from injured received ten
days ago in a manner most peculiar
and winch was believed for days would
cost him his life. Mr.. Hyatt has just
undergone d difficult operation. per
formed b. Drs. Barrett and Dan Sc
Eier. Of this county. and the patient
is now fairly on the road To recovery.
ON saturday. july :, Mr.. Hyatt. a
resident OF the Reems Greek section Of
In. county, twelve miles north Of
y ~seEille. was engaged i'm blasting
stone from a quarry o. OF near his
property for building purpose ah1
tearing loose Of TIA. rock had been Iu
progress for SORE time. those COM
Quoting the operations employing
dynamite. Mr.. Hyatt had prepared n
blast and lighting the fuse went for
shelter behind q large tree not far
from the scene. The blast sent guam
titles 81 rock and dirt 10 q consider
allie height In the air and one rock "l
considerable sIze came crashing
through the branches Of the tree and
stru Ar. Hyatt I'm tine head The
rock was II great size and falling with
force 1t instantly rendered the
man unconscious. IL ~as taken -
his home and a physician uuEaoaea.
The Wouul was pronounced fatal. II
was found that the rock had fractured
the skuII ana driven portions Of The
bone into the head. For a week Al
Hyatt lag at his home lu "a critical
condition. sunday Or. Dan Sewer. ~
AsheNIlle. was summoned 70 keems
Creek To- attend the injured man. and
upon consultation Of physicians An
operation was Immediately decided
upon as the only iDle hope ~
saving NJ. Hyatts life. The injured
man was brought TO AsheFllIe sun
day afternoon and taken 10 tbs MIa-
sion Hospital. where Il successful! OPP
Grafton was performed. several pieces
Of skull were lifted from the brain
and removed. and then II 1as found
that a small rock had Embedded itself
in the victims brain. This also was
removed and the patient shortly be-
gan to rally. His condition yesterday
was reported as much improved. ana
TODAY il was stated tlat unless coInpli-
cations st in he would recover. II
is considered almost miraculous that
the man lived for more than d week
with tbs rock pressing into and against
the brain.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24

KIN dricd 2s0er2 ~.
Rye dun No. western az.
Earley nominal. !eedtng ~ mating 2az
JuIy 1914 Sept. c54 De. So -
Dee. 5i44. @NpA ~
Oats easier. mixed II.
. 5esf nrm aunt 500 0 a 10 50. packet sooa
9o' mess 6o0HsS0. Lee: hams ri o0122 -
Cut meats firm. picked n.re- ,rlrtaz
picked shoulders bh1a lfce5.I gers 81.
Lard easy. Western nfi,ae ! a. -
'et,hed easy continent 5 compound IL
- r ror flrm family - 5oa short c.e4r.
~iIVoGlo75 mess Is 5Va Ig 90.
Ialow glse y. city S country 51 81
ROaln g,Jct. strained c9rnuor =. ynnd 2 N
IurpAluEc quiet $1,000
rec TNiet domestic f4lrto extra HFsi.
.bat.a steady New Orleans 30q3s. good 10
Coffee $40 no firm 40. Invoice s
MID steady cocdoya sT12%.
ee 29T46 1aS ss hrm fair refining 3.
nod A. SIS. cutIoaf5.50. crushed $50 Row
afPeo $50. graduated $50, cut-s5.c5.
niItsr StcadF. cteamcrF &c. p common 10
tory l6e g:
Cheese luiet. large. colorcd white sept.
fancy az. d. late made average I24a shlul,
tuIl - light. 1lA
EsRs firm. nearby fancy selected. Il
western hrst I7al3. Southerns Is. n 10.
9Jzo. state AID western per bag 2 62c2s7.
PeanUtS aulel. fancy nand-picked 9I4Gt<
)ther domestic 2H4M.
s,a6oage weak florida red per bbl crate.
>Oo3.0 white / 00n /. so. Charleston .751s; IS
cotton by steam TO Liverpool las.
lotion SEED on Jun today. Prime crude.
T. . b. mas. 26a... sumner yellow.
na.g3o - prlne white lid, prime winter
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24

Wilmington. July 2l-Turpentinc firm. 55'e
receipts - casks.
Rosin 3iS. receipts 34 ibis.
Tar firm. 2.C0. receipts s
Crude ritm. } 1874 5J6p4 so. receipts ii2
Charleston. July q -Iurpeut4ne .-
RoSln .--.t sales .......
Savannah. Juiy A-TuTpcntnc. firm 81
sGlcs Us rcce.pts c9l. shipments III.
1;0sln. firm. sales / 795, receipts Pas.
~Ss..1uents, 3.735. stocks Il 2l2.
:. B. q. d6. l.. 30. r.. tel. r, lis Is
20. II, LIS. /. 430. X. ASS; n. 1 G.. \ I So
VIC ) 90. w " $50.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
New Orleans Cotton.

>"W Orleans, La, July 21.-Spot
.|rsad quiet and unchanged. Middling
{" I9-I6. Total. sales were 175 bales
1u tine spot.
Futures opened steady. two to four
points net lower. The market was dull
was held very steady throughout
session because of the Weekend
Of the shorts. The close was
.t,Hdy ana from two points lower to
points higher than yesterdays
close.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
New YORK .sDisSA.

New York July p Money on call nominal.
time loans irreEulir go DAYS 3He.1. 80 days -.
. months So. Prime mercantile paper SCI a
sterling exchange firm 1T I4 7ta
lS4so for demand and 48i 90 lo2.tO
for 90 day bills. posted rates 49,. 49,,
commercial bills 48lLI5e, bar SILVER t514.
Mexican dollars 5O2.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
Baltimore Provision Market.

Baltimore. July Fl Flour easier. winter
patents 4 OOa lao. spIinz patents 4.35@4 20.
wheat quiet. spot contract 7s38UM. spot
65d 70.
Corn dul. spot 55fz95s. Southern, white
58Go0.
Oats dun, No. 2 mixed 391zG4O.
Rye dan. No. 2 western 90
butter steady, fancy limitation l7Gi8, do.
l30I4.
Eggs firm. 172.
Cheese steady. large Iit4. small 12r,
sugar steady, course granulated 4.60. fiuc
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
Other Cotton Markets.
Grain and Provisions.

VTFfII TIWI SiVT0'
hlcago, July 21-The estimate of a
30 export giving 400, 100000 bushels
the amount of this years wheat
" which will be available for eX-
.' from United States and Canada
HIEed i'm extreme weakness today,
. closing quotations on the Septem-
delivery being off n cent. Corn
off 3-S to IL. oats were down
g.. Provisions were 5 to Il IL lower.
.Oucning.I Highest Lowest CLOSING
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
Estimate of Big Amount
for Export.
Is UNSETTLED
gn"uiu4 IL shade Better Than Due
.a thr Lower Cablc>-Stocks
Closed Irregular. Only
Part of Early Gains
Being Retained.
.e Associated Prcss.)

f.. the Associated Prcss.)
York.. July 21.-The dry goods
...t was quiet today without spec
~t.lIure. Linens were higher by
#. |.u per cent. and burIaps have
5Fanccd rs a consequence Of =
..E government forecast on the iufe
Fine white goods were very
New York Cotton.
... York, July 21.-The cotton
..-.l opened steady at q decline Of
. .5 three points which was a shade
" th"n due on the lower cables
prices increased soon at
tae call, to a matter of four to
H points, which carried them to.
..W nigh level for the movement
attracted covering of shorts as
. aF some buying for a turn. The
UA.t rallied to about the closing
...tlons Of the previous day on the
.E&. but continued rather unset
f Iu one as Il result of the better
j. weather and more favorable ad-
from the South.
Receipts at the ports today. ASS
. against 2,S16 last week, and
.Jl last year. For the week (csti-
.t.i) 5000 bales, against 25.O47
week, and 102,031 last year. To
receipts at New Orleans. S66
.~. against ZOOS last year. and at
..-ton sc bales. against 4,224 last
York, July 2t.-Spot closed steady.
dd.ng Upiands II 90. middling gulf u.2r.
IS .-. bales. Cotton futures steady.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24

Liverpool

liverpool. July 2.-Cotton. spot quiet.
Prices / point lower. American mddlins
faIr. $50 good rniddliDg 62o; mIddlin.
500 low middlinS $50. good ordinary sec; or
''Uary DC The sales today were ,0O0 bales, o.
which $50 were for speculation and an
'u"iuded ; 500 American. Receipts II, 600 bales
including Ii. leo American.
Futures opened easier and closed dull.
~ nh N N rnil1lnr
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24

Courtshfp is probably so called be
cause it gets many a man into court.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24

hsvai STORES.

Baltimore. July p 5. A. L. common 5e
do preferred -..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24

(Ry the Associated PreSs1

(By the Associated Press.)
New York. July 20.-The following
statistics on the movement of cotton
for the week ending Friday. July %,
were compiled by the New York Coz
ton Exchange:
Weekly Movement-
This Last
Year. Year.
Port receipts. .......24.92 1o3.7I5
overland to Mills and
Canada .:.:......, a,165 s,537
Southern Mill takings
(estimated) ......4...3o,OOo 5000
Loss of stock at inte-
rior towns. ....... 1886 $3.50
Brought into sight for
h week. .....4..46,193 1896
Total crop Movement
Port receipts. 7,724,525 9,S93;797
Overland to Mills
and Canada 49,. 940,o191.C81.S69
Southern mill TAX
ings (estIn) -. 100000 2,905.0c
Stock at interior
towns in excess
of Sept. 1...... 105.624 1o7.912
Brought into sight
thus for for sea-
son .........1o,779,S0S 13,15S,59S
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24

9rH quotations we're as follows:
.ar steady, winter patent !. 5OG1i. 00;straightS
: ~, spring patents $1,000 90: straights
%. bakers 2.399g3.i 10; wheat NO. Z
80 1887, 80. 2 red. 7la@7o: corn
@34. No. , yellow. 50t2, Oats NO (
No white. 37h4; No. white. 1I%@
90 no z, S9@...... good feediDg bariey
f.. 10 choice mailing 43g5O; NO. l max
'9' .: No ] Northwestern. llo; tlfloCnV
.. }25G..... clover contract grade HIS,
rlaS OooseJ 9.0509.i5. mess pork per
81 9O2 ... lard. per 100 lbs: 90
GEAR sides tboxed) 9.62h205 49, WINS
'ials Of high grade wines. 1.29:
New York Provisions.
} prk, July 21-FIour steady. Mlnnesota
i.rE = 5Og4 50 do bakers 3.4S(q3.o9- "lhtei
. V9a a.2S; straigEts 5.25M5.50.
.l'4r quiet. fair to good 3.4og4 @o'
a..0. To- fancy 1. G6d4 80.
rt. e"heat flour easy. 2.1O.
~N"heat nominal, 6lH.