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Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
WELL BOXER SK|PS OUT
TAKES TEAM FROM STAR STA. sLEs AID DOES NOT RETURN. LOST FORTUNE IN SIEGE OF PORT ARTHUR.

DOUGLAS, April 16.--l Special. - Saying that he wanted to drive a surveyor into the country, H. w Cor si took a two-horse spring wagon and a good team from the Star livery sta ble of Douglas last Saturday and did not return.
 Becoming uneasy about their outfit the Star people began to make an in- vestigation Wednesday afternoon. They found that Corsi, who was em- ployed in the Copper City to drill for the Douglas Improvement Company, took no surveyor out w--l him, but he did take his trunk and all of his be- longings. The people where he had been stopping had no knowledge of the mans whereabouts or of his in. tentions. If he expected to come back they did not know it.
 Alarmed by these facts, the Star peo- pie yesterday sent telegrams to the officers throughout this part of the country. Ranger Kidder promptly wired that the team wanted was at Naco, and this morning E. D. Bowden left on the Benson train after it.
 Whether Corsi has been apprehend. ed is not known
 No reason for Corsi's sudden depart. ure can be ascribed, and his friends think he must have been laboring un. der temporary abberation. He owed very little money in the city, perhaps not $50 in all. There is about $500 yet due on his drilling outfit, but the apparatus is more than good for the bill.
 Work on the new well has been pro gressing in fine shape. A big flow of water was struck and the old well filled up at least sixteen feet as 3 result.
 Corsi was boring wells for the Man churia railroad when the siege of Port Arthur began. He was tied up in the siege for nine months and lost all oi his valuable machinery. He has claim against the Russian government a. this time for s100,000.
 Corsis friends believe that the strain of the long siege and the heavy losses attendant have caused his mind to break He is Pole by birth. Ii he has a family. the members of il are rot known in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
ANOTHER SAWMiLL
 PROMISED FOR PARADISE

The Commonwealth mine. of Pearce has asked the government for 5000 900 feet of mining timber. to be taken from the Chiricahua forest reserve The request will be granted.
 This means another sawmill foI Paradise. Twenty-Five men will be employed at the start, receiving alto gether. in wages, approximately s250O per month. Paradise will get the ben eft of the larger portion of this money. The Commonwealth oper ations in the reserve will last several years.
 Work is expected to begin in about six weeks.-Record.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
Busy at Pearee.

Under Sheriff Wallace returned yesterday from Pearce, where he went on Saturday to hold sheriff s sale of the property of Fred Peck. which was sold under a judgment is. sued out of the district court In favor of Mrs. ] H. Bose. The property, consisting of set of saloon fixtures
 and a stock of liquors. was sold to joe Bignon, he being the highest bid der. for the sum of s37l. MT. Wallace states that Pearce is quite lively at the present time. The lessees. Messrs. Swatling and Smith, of the Comnlos- wealth property have a good force of men at work and have recently ir- stalled number of cornish rolls. which materially increases the ca pacify of the mill, and have also added several new tanks so that the cyanide plant has increased its output. The same gentlemen are now at wori; erecting a two-story adobe building. which will be used by the PeaTca Mercantile on the lower floor and the
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
FRANK PROCTOR RECOVERING,
 WILL SOON BE IN CANANEi
The Cananea Herald says:

The Cananea Herald says:
 The good news received in thi: city this week concerning the condi tion of Frank Proctor who was taker to Hot Springs, Ark, several weeks ago in a very precarious condition was to the effect that the genial col onel is far on the way to recovery He now has complete use of his legs and arms and is walking about as though nothing had ever happened He also takes long drive every day Dr. Galbraith, chief surgeon for the c. c. C. O., who has Colonel Proctor in charge. says that his patient will be back to this city in a few more weeks. This news will be received with rejoicing by Mir. Proctor's friends and business associates"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
Bowling License.

Edwin Kettle. secretary of the Y. II. c. A. at Douglas. was before the board to see if that body could dc anything in regard to license that the law puts on bowling alleys. He stated to the board that the alleys in connection with the association in Douglas were only open to members ard that a fee of five cents Der game was asked in order to keep the alleys in shape and that they were not run for the purpose of making any money. Under the law they are required tn ray a quarterly license of SIC. The matter was referred to the district attorney for an opinion, and the board stated to Mir. Kittle that if if was possible under the law to allow them to run the alleys without the payment of the license it would be granted. ard the sheriff instructed not to col iect it. but otherwise they would have 10 pay.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
WALTER FIFE,
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS
 AT SONORA HOTEL

Since Colonel Breathitt has taken charge of the Hotel Sonora at Cananea. he has been busy re- ncyating the building and put ting it into a frst-class and com fortable condition. Every room in the house is being thoroughly over, hauled and tastefully repapered. 4 bath and toilet rooms are being added for the accommodation of the guests and sometime this week an Up-to-date barber shop will be opened. A largC force Of men are EuGy rushing the work '.a #... ....# r"r ...
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
PREPARATIONS UNDER WAY
 FOR MEETING OF PRESBYTERY
DOUGLAS. Ariz., April 16.-


 Preparations are well under way for the meeting of the Ari- zona Presbytery, which con venes in this city on Friday evening of this week, April 20. From twenty-five to thirty dele gates are expected from the va rious churches of the territory. Special rates have been se- cured from the railroads for all delegates.
 The committee on entertain ment is composed of Mrs. L. D. Mcclure, Mrs. J. D. Fox and Mrs. D. T. Dunlap. It is expect ed that the Prssbytery will be in session from Friday evening until some time Tuesday. the 24th. The meetings on Friday, Saturday and Monday evenings will be held in the Methodist church. All the day sessions and the Sunday services will be held in the Masonic hall.
 The Woman's Presbyterial Missionary Society win hold it's sessions in the Methodist church on Saturday. the 21st, forenoon and afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
cauoht Fiv. chinamen,-The

Caught Five Chinamen.-The immi grafton officials have been on the alert on the border near Nogales, and as a result five Chinamen and one Mexi, can, named Burrell, are under arrest The Chinamen were arrested by Jelifi Milton at Nogales. The inspector came upon them when they were cross ing the line near Nogales. Three of the Chinamen escaped to the other side of the line, but they were cap. tured later, as well as the man who was bringing them across.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17

md she is often the bread-wSnner of the family. Whether she is sick or well, whether it rains or shines, she must get to her place of employment. perform the duties exacted of her smile and be agreeable.
 Among this class the symptoms of female diseases are early manifest by weak and aching backs. pain in the lower limbs and lower part of the stomach In consequence of frequent wefting of the feet. periods become painful and irregular, and frequently there are faint and dizzy spells, with loss of appetite. until life is a burden. All these symptoms point to . de- engagement of the female organism which can be easily and promptly cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vcgeta- bie Compound.
 Miss Abby E. Barrows, Nelsonyille. Athens Co. Ohio. tells what this great medicine did for her. She writes: Dear Mrs. Pinkham s-
 q feel it my duty to tell yo1 the good Lydia F Pinkhams Vegetable Compound | took them 1 was very nervous, had dull beadaches. pains in back. and periods were irregular, had been to several doctors, and thev did me no good.
 s:Your medicine has made me well and strong. I can do most any kind of work without complaint, and my periods are all right.
 and I l,,sow it is all due to your remedies recommend your advice and medicine to all who suffer"
 It is to such girls that Mrs. Pink ham holds out helping hand and ex- tends a cordial invitation to correspond with her. She is danghter-in-iaw of Lydia E. Pinkha n and for twenty-five wears has been advising sick women free of charge. Her long record of s,,ecess in treating wonan's ills makes her letters of advice of untold value to evcr~ ailing working girl. Address Mrs. PiaLhsra, Lynn, Mass.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17

Supervisors in Session.-Superyisor C. A. Taylor and Constable A. S. J.
 Shropshire were passengers for Tomb stone this morning At the boards meeting al l o'clock this afternoon the bills of the county constabulary and sheriff's force will come up for payment. District Attorney Tom Elan nigan will be there to demand more explicit information concerning those cases that are simply described as misdeameanors. He will contest the costs in each case that might have come under the supervision of city of .ficers. His plan is to relieve the coun- ty of all costs that should be a city burden, and to confine constables and deputy sheriffs to strictly county ar rests. MT. Shropshire took an armful of documents along to prove the na- ture of cases in which he has costs due. The point will be settled today.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
ROOSEVELT POWER CANAL
 anu IS NOW IN USE

Water was turned into the govern. ment power canal near Roosevelt March 31. and there is said to be am ple power for construction purposes The question Of installing additional electrical machinery at the dam site is being considered. There is no pros pect of the early commencement of rock work in the river bed, owing tc continued high water in Salt river.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
HEALTH IS YOUTH.
Disease and Sickness Bring Old Age

Heroine. taken every morning be fore breakfast, will keep you in TO bust health, fit you to ward off dis ease. It cures constipation. bilious ness, dyspepsia, fever skin, liver and kidney complaints. It purifies the blood and clears the complexion.
 Mrs. D. w. Smith, Whitney, Tex. writes April 3, 1902: T have used Herbine, and find it the best medi cine for constipation and liver trou bles. It does all you claim for it. can highly recommend it" soc.
 For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17

Returning Eeast.-The private cars Otzega and Guadalupe were carried from Cananea to Benson this morning and were taken east on the Southern Pacific. Evidently the Cananea Con solidated meeting has adjourned.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17

Gets Fine Fob.-Douglas Elks last night endeavored to show in what high regard they hold their first past grand exalted ruler, E. T. Hockinbea- mer, by presenting him with beauti- full watch fob. It is a gold mounted elk's tooth beautifully set.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17

Back From Fl Paso.-C. A. Brown. trainmaster of the Nacozari railroad. returned this morning from Fl Paso. He had been in the Pass City as a witness in a damage suit against the Fl Paso & Southwestern, with which Mr. Brown was formerly connected.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17

Carload of Bathtub7.-Mr. Langstons representing plumbers supply house of New Orleans, is in town today and sold carload of bathtubs to NJ. F. Dicus.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
of Cochise County

upper for lodge purposes. Since the lire in Pearce several years ago tAe lodges there have not had eonyien- ent place to meet in, there being no two-story building that could be had. Considerable ore is being shipped from Pearce that is hauled in from the surrounding country, especially from the Dragons.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17

0. yes. the Hon Steve Elkins Is a friend of the rate regulation billi tArt thou in health my brother?r af fectionately asked Joab just before he stabbed Amasa under the fifth rib.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17

What is a poor young girl to do when fellow asks her for a kiss? Is II right for her to say coyly. "I1l give you a ?'-Pittsburg Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
CORDIAL INVITATION
UNDERSTANDINGS GIRLS
Miss Berrows Tells How Mrs. Pink
 hams Advice Helps Working Girls

Girls who work a r e particularly susceptible to fe- m a l C disorders. especially those who are obliged to stand on their feet from morn ing until night in stores or facto- ries.
 Day in and day out the girl tolls.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
Health Board.

A short meeting of the Cochise County Board of Health was neid Io- day. All of the members were pres ent, including Dr. w. A. Greene, Stu peryiscr Bowen and District Attorney Flannigan. Nothing of Importance came before the board. The doctor stated that, the general health throughout the county was good anu there were no serious contagious dis eases in any part of the couniy. Al ter allowing a number of bills against the board adjournment was taken.
 Marriage License.
 A marriage license was issued in the probate court to Jose Mariga to
 wed Francisco Serrano, both of Ara vapai. Graham County.
 The Naco Real Estate and Improve
 ment Company has brought suit in
 the district court against ". A. Wh!te to quiet title to a piece 1f property in
 Naco and for damages .a the sIra of S1 900. besides S1 300 for rel:s and profits for the use of the land in cues ton since the year 1902. Neal dLd Ross are the attorneys for the plain tiff. .. " E.. -. Pedro Michelena, the court interpre- ter. who has been at Nogales for the past two weeks in attendance at tne April session now being held there came up yesterday and spent tne day here returning this morning. He states as yet no criminal ases have been taken up, but that they will be disposed of this week. Since last Wednesday the attention of the court has been occupied by the tri1l of the
 case of the Worlds Fair MiDtag Com pany. #.. .r .a#e....r -...r.r.. Personal Mention.
 Superintendent of SchoOij Rocilfel
 tow is enjoying visit rom his rathcr | < l. RocKfellaG. Of .tochester. N. Y Sr. Rockfellov Is nearing his eight ie;h year. but is es hale and hearty IS man of 10 and very lively iiI his irtt'cns. He ex;e.L!s to remain here ! icr some IIme on a visit to his son Inl family.
 ! Charles Gerdes of Bisbee, who is l interested with Gus Baron in mum Der of mining properties in the Hua. chucas. came over from the copper camp last evening on visit to MT. Baron. who has been seriously i'll for number of weeks. He found him much better and able 10 sit up, and will socn be able to Ee about again. | Miss Isabel Taleafarro, one of the efficient teachers in the Pearce schools. was here yesterday and spent the day. She met her brother, H. H. | Taleafarro. of Naco. here, whom she | had not seen for sometime.
 i Miss Hattie Lusk. one Of the teach CTS Of the Naco s9hool, who was called i east to Chicago on account of the SC
 rious illness of her brother. has re. turned and again taken up her work
 at Naco. She spent Sunday in this city.
 James Sutherland was in Tomb.
 stone today from his mining proper ties in the foothills of the Mule Moun- tains. He reports that the property is
 looking first rate and that he is in correspondence with eastern parties
 with regard to disposing of them.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-17
Marriaae License.

A marriage license was issued in the probate court to Jose Mariga to wed Francisco Serrano, both of Ara vapai, Graham County.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
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New York Juiy - 1908
-,--r----Ee c-f-=a market U6S generally arm ana
- 90 TIE reports from Brazil which claimed
- - -re z--h1---y q the Brazilian government
- ,e-ezart.n plsa had not been abandoned, but
&. --rss uPo1 - Congress Il -he near future, %
go 80 s-1-rssfe execution. This news az in
- = the Er-oraan markets. which we're better than
- Nev Eork close o. the previous day. ana the
q = 5-eas5 advance os 1OS15 points
- r-S=s 51s -no1sAs OF points during tie
- - EaEa mostly held with the market
--- srsssy a. = Est zdvE1os of sSi5 points Sales
- s-----eE e EtrIr Geo bsgs OF the European
-ss.s Esar-s coss5 &c franc higAer ard Hamburg
-srl, -rr hEher Neither Of ne Brazilian mar
--,--ss s-y .ze-Ee p--css bl- Chs q Bra
=. - s-r-srre was ---s5 higher sz6 receipts
--ee ss co-pz-eE vcz lZs- gsaE's figures. with the
= ---s setting - 90 bzEs. against $500 last yes-.
- Yr-sisty receipts seI ltrls behind last years
-. - weather 7rzs -epc--e5 Gle a. sections oS
- psuo e-- rs-Pe-zrU-es ws-e iltrie low n oZe
Si-r- --s thfs -e--zs5 ths trade rhac ire market
e--osCh.nz psri05 EAsl f-os-s frequently an
Iss5-oe TIE ocll-s1 character q the news did
grnss- attracting increased business = t1e
- rsrEet however, tl1-csted oy The sales ana
= -s-ss-cv srl 6,s--Es- The sctGs Application
a - vsl1--aric- p-s1 ard await crop news The
-s.st fo- spc- co1se 21-sr and unchanged with
r-5.stlons @ yhs bzs-s G sc to- Rio No a
TEs rnse c --sceS rha local market today
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. July 1e iF05
BEEvEsRecepts we're Il ce-s or SSa hs2f al Ss SoS-
ing stesd for pTtne beeTes dun for others Dressed
beef II fair demand and steady T9c per 10 Ior natve
lie selling at I0 E12c Per p dressed weight re!Es @
beef She per Shipments from this port tsy
CAIVE-Receipts 10 head. for the market. rnssas
with lsI head sale Feeling ztsady fes
ve9s oheTs dull g m hea6 u759d o n GSe So bStts
Tss l.c Per Drs:ssa e; e6ansry 6T5Es dressed 5sio
per ieo y: = ao i8s S al s. IS isS 70. AZ S;
1' sEEP AND IAArB-Rece,pts were u cars Or So
head Including 10 for the market aakng Win ne
, s9fE ca Fa 3r,e5 0 oS 20 head sheep we're light cup
RRg RRgae sHa eda ss esteaay udsF sade du % ssSi02
lower -Four unSod a. Is5S -
I. 70 B.Is Isss SssP S. SIS ss os car eoc % st g 90
Dressed steady az s9ilo per 10 oIessso as a.
yuaa cQ ss EiFgmas9S m n ia5ae: n IS g fe s s so
% 10 al SIS To- Virginia sheep l4O 10 a. soi oo' @'
t. r9s,S q shannon: 2s5 vIEgsnia lambs IS y q ~
rs1 Keatuc< DO Il 70. a. % STA ~
a. s. IS IS indiana sheep. 81 10 az 50: i henvuS 90
~ Rabenstsin B Harris Conner 25s Vi.stna lambs a
To- s9on al - CO. 28s Kentucky lambs. 81 10 ct IS 20
sneeP - e so state larnbH IS 10 s7i y state
FOGs-Receips go head tnclueias 80 at e. -
rnarEst Feeling easier; good state hoss SOU - - ~
PsE leS Sanders Il state hogs lei n average AZ
& "a rer 100 n stag $50 y, es s. v,,.v,s n,~z
,,s JUG S %, 90 ua5s q6sghs As 10 s6 90
JOHN P Nelson date yesteCdsyy)o ~ Il s1@u' ss' 49, -
s. o rqlgaS ae 4O ye,srasg): @ Il state hogs go
a, 81 90 - 90 Isa m At 81 20; roughs %S& To- Al ."
Tss Hume: q hogs. 1se ~ at 81 20; Tousn
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New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
Trust Companies.


SOWLs per u. s31Sc; DUCKS. per n, iOGIzei GEESE
oT, TTof;AToEs ;5sE AID yEeETAHEE ss5ass q gOsss.ss
99s ars pess7 sak s5S sna & Lover ssay s %
Esgpants Teak Lima beans pooT Peppers lover Peas
plenty and higher but much Of the stock poor Other
sHd n buiE ea9 ee9sev Dsa e9ss sS Iiaraa es S.
s5 2S DO E9steTn ShOTe NO&Eok & end nd Csp9 5 S SfTss
Chilis white Per Dbl 81 5oas2 DO red 81 G9qSi l5 @
% red New 0 per EST B5 sss B % d r qS 100 Ss bnohes sIs,s
do per bb siGSl Is: cAPRoTs new psr 100 bunches
s2qS4; do old. Per b6 sos cABBAGs Long leland
BERS BE Ssssy per S9 294Of % Rsls0Ts Ps ssss
PICKLES. Jersey per l.o6O. s2as2 50: CORN Hac1e1-
DsasTo ana MaTsnd 7s.asi s5 DO Nerth aToiina
PeE case tSeesS4 % $1,000 ssate ana S5ics 75S.
cAULIFIoWERs. Per Dbl 75oasI So D55PLASsrs. Ter
ou,6sTn Per 6ox = 5osl g. tAIc Orleans PsF
ssl $3.50: iislA EASs nearby PER PsE ~
f 90 nss5Sy Psr 3a SsI 5 sSS; 90 M OSSfSIsRooMs
Per rs 5oc9s3 6SIoSs oranse County per Bag 81 9oe
ss 90 IL Long 4siaaa and sTssy red o and % ysP% bs s
s. s % peaTaTs ana Maryland white Per bush crsts
g sG1 s DO dp pota6 s5ype P z snf s0 6aRs %
Kesy - GO or reG 5a Al sosq 5 Okla sSatera Per
ssEE1sC Sog.Sc; P52i; Ssass 3Sc. DO Norfok
per basket or crate 4oaSoc PEAS western Ns~ lS 3o
Per basket 5Oa75c: 40 u!ysr Per bush hsRsls osssTs e.
TSFzEs neat6y Ssr 100 6unehes. so9s5e: RirBAFIB.
green ana wax Per basket 5c75o DO nearby per b2sks
pas' SS 9T9Soo See 81 and 1hte a5aTSo SPINACH
nearby. oer b6l 5Oc9sI; TOMATOES MonEaouth C9anty
per box 50cGsl So 90 South Jersey. 4ocqSl; 40 ait
carrier SOC; do Norfolk large carrier o0e 90
carrier, So3s0c: TJRNIFSs jersey.
Der Dbl T5c; white 50sT6e; VATEFCsEsEss Per 100
H1Y AID sTRAw-EAT-Extrs hot weather caused
holding back buyers ana the market was quiet most
o. the day Receipts erozssng and no
marked IN prices noted for The bsssk n
demand quote: Prime. large bales per leO 10 81 NO
J. 95a97Asc: No s58sT13ei No g 5Oasoo: sn,Pgiaas:
559eOc: clover, mixed. best tOec: otheE;
100 h for long rye Receipts OF Ray ana straw, IN
tons reported AZ The Produce Exchange to-day;
Hudson River Rallroad $50: Erie RsilEoed SO; Psn-
Railroad. Delaware. LaezaWarnG western
Railroad 90: Lehigh Valley Railroad 50; onter1o O
western Railroad. 30; Central Railroad q New Jerss
OF straw 70
Toledo Juiy e-CIOyERSEED-Cash. 81 10: Octooo-,
81 o5: TIMOTHY Sc 10; ALSIKE August 81 %: RYE
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New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
o-ure mARKETssY TELEGRAPH.

r.,..o Univ 1e-cATTLE-Rsoepts a5o9 hesd; "a mar mar
- eesdS common prime steers e sSSs q.
sS -sSSz 90 hefs-s. SO 1885 % % lTTos
e & -4S7: socksrs and feeders, = 1SJss p S.o
- S1S heavy Sc 1885 So medium TO good hs. s ~
1tsrey v-sighTs s6 1895 81 g2od TO Sa9lea neHss
$-;G.S 81 559s6 IS; packing SSeSo % sE1s.EELas9
- r00 head: market weak 20 20 soasS'
e ssas5 IS yearngs IS 209Se S5; lambs % 'oo S
q S7C<tSefSn,s Juv ie-HoGs lover buteneEs ana sH
PEI . Ysi- 10 sod shippers s4 e0es5 .; common ga
g sE4Ep stss5y: S3aS4 90 LAMBS STEADY SagSs
g -, P14feIo Juiv le-CATTLE steady: pT1so
ss 501S5 * shipping. S5aS5 5o butcSets e. ~ oSS
yrs l25 head; slow and Z0c IoSeE - 49,
81 HoGsRecepts 500 head s42S S az 5ies sT io
rogsks ssgS6 90 sags s. 5ogsS; CARES ssSSSy
-TS ss7Ss 90: veacl.ng SIS 509s7 TetheTs sSgSS 81
80 ss1sS 70. sheep. mixed, SSaSS 10 49, -.
LSsrSss S4rT Julv le-CATTLE-Receipuss U;SPy 49,:
t7c1rSirg 50 Southerns: market stro1E 70
choice e2uort aud dressed beef steers - - 1.o &
ga s45$5 90 FED steers s. 81 sonn thsn
COWS s2s3 so: native S25 tg naS 715ses
* n bfis So R0as4: calves, S2 SoSa ~:
SOS0 headt MARKET steady 20 2ase ais1eSI 80 %.
S,E ~ sales Sc q 1s@S6 65; heavy e %
ss b5aS6 S: pfgs and Ights 50 eoSso "a * -
s. 1o.. 90 FED T.alHs shss S 5ose TENS
e. 5qs5 sO Texa5 goats s29Ss 5O sockeFs aud Seeosrs
. SPitssSarg Union Stock ysrds July ie@cAT s;es TEs.
srrpiv IEt: market steady: ehotes. - .ogSo; sss:
Eor;-srs 81 %; ght Togters 81 2S<T - PISS - 1O
= ~. stays s48S3 IS SHEEP-SupPly nshSi taSr6ss
& e. - S5s etzsrs S59s5 20; ous and common g 500
"a so. isr1bs s59s5 rs VEAL CALVES. 81 ba- 81 %.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20

C0TToH-T-s co-tc1 r-zgse- TEs Irregular ae9 M
Ftled tsdss- --h --s -1Se - ne- ese--re os pos
advance r-l-ts. -Ee gains bet1E O. tEe le-e
Eo1rhs sales -1s cay we're es-tz-a-e5 A. 100
hles IRE C2z-s5 s-z5EE ~ a. acE6ncs o. :
ID paints s-1 shc--ly sc-srHrzr1 showed Esc gam
"a 70 pants C1rs--S g s1c-1s e11 l.t.e cul!
r.rrar Whoa Insured - LEe 1-EeT Liverpool
nbs rsp1-s C goo1 spo- demand L ths south con-
a-uea rsrF h=- G-5 p-1vEEs Complaints from
re cro1 chezv sections C Ths b=lr- ~
re s6vz-cs c@E-i--s lCc-sEss6 3 result e p-o1t
ikrg .ezEUzt C b=z- pressure. e15 the z-zrEet
tfs- rr!ng irregular within z rance q % points
5uung ne -5Cts sssS1-1 szsz5 - 2cEa-6 the cIose
viii sst r-lces = EowsSg Level g r5e day.
ueshe- Eua- ---hs- -Elzs s--5s- al ssc-ic1s
n re hardy general oF as
heavy = rEs r-=--s cay Pirate predictions
css--E 7zz-1z- lzss5 -5e -ss o. the cary
"a brt 5E-.zl co-sezsr showers c-er TIE
csrolinss 'reC-Ez Ezz rE--E q the V=s-e-n ceL
Southern sP-r --z-zs-s Zsre generally u1c1s-g=1 RI
received re day -epo-tse goo5 spos
rhe lu-E---E - eT-c--s-s az Eastern UIs
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