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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-12-20
Welded Without
Papa's Consent.

The Tonopah Sun has the fol.
lowing account of a wedding al
that place, the bride being a for.
mer resident of Battle Mountain
The contracting parties were
Miss Florence Dennis, youthful
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Den
mis-, and A. B. Sollender, nephew
of W. B. Sollender, and the time
of the romance was late Monday
afternoon.
1t SO happened that Judge Den
mis- was in the County Clerks of
fee nearly all afternoon, but it is
not known whether or not he an
ticipated any such move as the
lovers were about to make. It was
not more than ten minutes after
his departure that in came the
prospective man and wife. They
took Clerk Bevis by storm and af-
ter swearing as to their ages he
signed the warrant that will either
mean much happiness or the con-
trary. Miss Dennis seemed the
braver of the two, according TO
those who witnessed the bold move
of Cupid. She was more than
anxious to swear that she was over
eighteen while her consort ans
wered to %. He seemed more
perplexed, as is usually the case,
probably thinking at the time
what would be the consequences
if his prospective father-in-law
would put in an appearance.
Things had been we'll arranged by
the lovers, evidently they had
somebody shadowing "dad,' he
not taking kindly to the match.
They had carriage in waiting
and were off in an instant to the
minister's study.
The telephone wires were hot
after their departure from the Of
fee. Clerk Bevis surrendered the
license but afterward he thought
there might be something wrong.
After some parleying he secured
Judge Dennis and told him what
had trsnspired. The Judge was
wrathy and wanted the Clerk to
annul the license, bat this could
not be done. How those phones
did work to intercept the couple
at the home of the minister. FL
nally Rev. Klass was secured but
just moment too late, for Cupid
had triumphed.
1t is learned that Mr.. and Mrs.
Sollender have been forgiven and
taken again under the paternal
wing.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-12-20
Long Tennessee Fight.

For twenty years W. L. Rawls, Of
Bells, Tenn, fought nasal catarrh He
writes: "The swelling and soreness ln-
side my nose was fearful, till began APP
plying Bucklen's Arnica Salve to the
sore surface; this caused the soreness
and swelling to disappear, never to re-
turn" Best salve in existence. 25c at
Lemaire & Sons.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-12-20
Breaks the Record.

The Goldfeld Stock Exchange,
in the matter of sales surpassed
the records of the Colorado Springs
exchange on Thursday, November
8th, when t he sale of that
day amounted to 1886, ,69050. The
record of the Colorado exchange
is $4,000, which was made dur
ing the Cripple Creek boom.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-12-20
Notice of Application for
Permission to Appropri-
ate the Public Waters
of the State Of
Nevada.

n Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
" lsth day of August 1906. in accordance
with Section %, Chapter XLVl, of the Statutes
OF 1905. one W. s. Montgomery and T. p. Rigney.
of lseowawe county of Eureka and State of Nev.,
made application to the State Engineer of Ne
yada for permission to appropriate the public
ton Is to be made from Indian Creek.
al points deg w 700 # from the u Sec cor
Sortnof Sec T Is n r AZ f by means OF a dam
and 10 cubic feet per second is to be conveyed to
points in N u \ Sec 8, 7 2S N K AZ 4 by means of
ditch. and there used for irrigation, mining
and domestic purposes.
The construction of said works shall begin
before Jan. 1st, 1907, and shall be completed on
or before Jan. 1st, 1909. The water shall be ac-
tually applied to beneficial use on or before
Jan. 1st, 1910.
(Signed) HENRY THURTELL,
State Engineer.
Sept. 20, 1906
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-12-20

The Christmas fund for the
refugee children of San Francisco
is nearing the thousand dollar
mark. The true Christmas spirit
abounds in the new San Francisco
even as it did in the old when
every waif in the city will, for one
day at least, be a partaker in the
Joy that every child should have
but which is denied to so many.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-04
For Rent-M Miscellaneous.
For Rent-Farms.

AN IMPROVED DAIRY OR STOCK FARM
with good buildings. stable for 100 head, of
cattle: $50 acres: 16 miles from Minneapolis.
e. w. II. Could 428 Boston block.
FARM FOR RENTS NILES OUT; GOOD
ton; clover and timothy meadow. Ala E
&, s 2eth ST.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-04

y : - -
STU ALTON VANTED.


STU ALTON " A e.lyE.l
Male.
Continued.
FIFTEEN YEARS, EXPERIENCE AS SALES.
man. married; references;swith last firm seven
years; can furnish rig Or 90 on the road.
S777, Journal
GET YOUR WINDOWS CLEANED BY THE
thai! q r others. 4 9. 1859. r. 5. Biiletef.
YOUNG MAN, a, WOULD LIKE PLACE
as engineer or fireman. have had four years
experience and have license. Address 1874.
POSITION WANTED BY COMPETENT YOUNG
man as Office assistant or some kind OF cler-
ical work; good references Address 1902,
POSITION N BANK By REL1ABLE YOUNG
have had experience; bank references. 1903,
Journal.
WANTED-wALL PAPER CLEANING 10 DO
with new preparation: satisfaction guar
1o1l5. 8
WANTED WALL PAPER CLEANING TO DO
Win new preparation; satisfaction guar
an1ee Phone N. W. Main 1927 u; I. O..
COOK. SHORT ORDER COOK WISHES POSI-
t!on cooking for railroad lunch counter In nice
city city: A. bourdman, Minneapolis general de-
d
WANTED POSITION FOR A GOOD MAN,
morse ,, ana buggy; to represent - some n nrm or
eolne usnt uenVer1ng. Address 9o4o. journal
4ouNd MAN WITH THREE YEARS EAfEAt-
sneS ~ gram otnce WISHES postum VI ouine
AInu, WIN leaYe clty. ADDRESS e14S, ooutn11.
TIRsT-oLAss HOTEL OR REsTAURANT COOK,
chez. desires position in or out OF city strictly
sc Ter. references. Address 919l journal.
SITUATION WANTED AS STENoGRAPHER
and bookkeeper; one years experience; gilt
eQge preferences. Address 9319, Journal.
49, IL xEAhe A. ~ NE,
WISHES pace TO nnlsn trace Where NE can
go eApsnsss Auuless ozoo, 'oa-.a1 49,
ANiEO-sE1NtLANG, PA1NiiNu AND MI YEN ZEN.
Warr noee peids 10 ns nrnont ~ NJ
eeooI sop;p % IS;I7s7, oSsIp &C posIT7oI
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-04
FOR RENT

Fun NEIN1
For Rent-Ofices.
FINE ROOMS IN THE MCCLURE BUILDING,
eth st, between Cedar and Minnesota SITS,
ST. Paul: best location in the city for millin-
ers and dressmakers; elevator and janttor SER
vice. Address Candy & Meier. SO E 4th st,
st. Paul. MINI.
DESIRABLE OFFICE or ONE, TWO AND
three rooms. with hot and cold water; one
small office with light and telephone; desk
room for rent. Inquire at 666 Bank Of Min
neapolis building.
OFFICES FOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE
offices in Northwestern building and Sykes
block. Apply 701 Northwestern building
ELEGANT OFFICES AND SPACE IN NEW
building, 111-113 9th st S.
Inquire L. H. Fawkes, Owner.
DESIRABLE OFFICES IN MODERN OFFICE
building. Northwestern National Life Insur--
ance Co., 18th and Nicollet.
DESK ROOM IN LARGE OFFICE. THIS
would be suitable for collector young law
yer. Address 1857, journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-04
EUROPEAN TRAVEL

THE EMPRESS LINE OF THE ATLANTIC
Canadian Pacific railway fast Atlantic service;
largest fastest and finest express steamers be-
tween st. Lawrence ports and Europe; only
four days from land to land.
After April S. 1906. the company's Northwes-
tern passenger office will be located at 231
Nicollet av s(Hotel ;Nicollet block.
Rates and informatio from II. z. Lidman.
Northwestern Passenger Agent. Telephone, =.
G. 78S; n. W., Main 2616.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-04

GOOD OPENING FOR HARDWARE AND DRUG
store. also feed store in town of Warner, on
j bridge; townsite Just laid out; sold 1000
acres Of land to actual settlers last week.
Write for particulars to O.. w. Kerr Co.. Fargo,
N. D., or $40 Guaranty Loan Bldg, Minneap-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-04
BUSINESS CHANCES

~>~~~~sc>cc~~cS~~>~~ c<Sce--cSc-~~.c-c~.cS
small Capital to o. take Charge Of the business
q the an Which will 81
business in Minneapolis, with their patented
compressed air and vacuum cleaning devices
Detroit, c1sveland. T.! Toledo Erie. Ba{fsle,
pa Salt ahe c
Haven, Columbus, Indianapolis, Canton and
many Others splendid proposition; Inquire mSIs
building, S. Fl. Findleys office.
BUSINESS OPENING.
Location for hotel and livery IN Penn, D..
on main line Of the Great Northern in grow.
creamery, four elevators. two lumber wards.
$4,000 two.story schoolhouse and s.. blacksmith l
age steady boarders about fifteen. Good tran
silent trade. For further information address
the Penn State bank Penn. ". d. :,
GOOD OPENING FOR GENERAL MERoHANl
disc store lumber and fuel business, grain ele-
vator drug store, hardware store, machine
business at Warner. in Sunny Southern Al
and sold 1900 acres Of land last week ad-
joining It to people who will settle there.
This VIII be good town. Write to O.. W.
Z Kerr CO.. Fargo, Nd, or $40 Guaranty Loan
4 Bldg, Minneapolis.
GOOD OPENING FOR ALL KINDS OF BUsI-
ness in our new town Of Warner, situated on
Alberta railroad, 40 miles south Of Lethbridge,
and in the center of our tract of land; we sold
$4,000 acres Of land adjoining this town last
week. This will be a good town. Get in
early. Write to O..W. Kerr Co. of Fargo,
N. D., Or $40 Guaranty Loan Bldg, Mime
apolis.
WANTED-PROMoTER- AM THE INvEN-
tor OF labor saving machine that with an
expense Of So per day will accomplish the
work of 20 men: no. humbug abort this: will
stand investigation: would be in great de-
mand II manufactured: not costly to make;
would readily sell for $3.50 cash. Address 81
CLARK, Owatonna. MINI.
GOOD OPENING FOR HARDWARE AND DRUG
store. also feed store, in town Of Warner. or
bridge; townsite Just laid out; sold "a Oot
acres Of land to actual settlers last week
Write for particulars to O. w. Kerr Co.. Fargo
N. D., or $40 Guaranty Loan Bldg, Minneap
oils
ANY ONE HAVING A GOOD PAYING ROOM
+ Ing house or restaurant that they will sell OF
a payment down Of $50. balance monthly in
sstallments submit full particulars II mrs
letter; must be respectable place; references
furnished Address 9121. Journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-04

ANY ONE HAVING A GOOD PAYING ROOM
Ing house or restaurant that they will sell on
payment down of $50. balance monthly in
sstallments, submit full particulars ~ hrst
letter; must be respectable place; references
furnished Address 9121. Journal
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
Teachers agencies.

ICOCNCTS 1TgfnC3fs.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors. Teachers
20 Celleses, schools and families Apply
MFs. A. J. NoUNCi-FULTON. 33 Union S1uafe
FINEACHERS' BUREAU.-Good teachers wasted - ,,1
Il positions Call address lmuleiiateiv fIr,
NATIONAL TEACHERS BUREAU. 90 Filr ave- fs01ta
esE. }Sln a., Malhettaa BEilnxs entrance -
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07

The local market spot cotton quiet with PRICES
mddng nhdass daIf sales EOS bales markets
% sae 2as e baes Mo6e Quiet 1nange
10 s ssies i Sss bales baltimore nominal unchanged
I9 s. Louis Louis dull % 10 ppfsenFsd e ss at 1855 bsfeS s Me
phs quiet qTGhanged at To- TSsG s9eS T O s was dull
to-day with prices easier spring sraights and & low
g9ee ~RseEs E a M the n G1y sTasSs a e
1s6 Tintr IS ess Is and extra No winter So 500
O. RYE RYE F1R Il aRc@ dull Ii s@s S%assd TO- faG Ed %
quoted Kiln dried So SoGs2 80, as to brand BAG
sda4sa MEA n St iosi 2sRifs Is s este
So TeSssFR y saes aOFis ar ID d. SIS 0 red dog
saaa A@:' m5Rne asRnsn' s2l s. aS%ny
in hsa 6s we're desdy iSe eneoarsssd 9 aen
@ G0h one ioF me Taaehed price lower than at eny time
oD shs ass hos Snee and local bus such as hos not in
weeks The outcome os this buying when negdSd &
DAY landed anal prices above s1tura sat- The The
that this upturn was not ace9mpanied ed by any par
higher prices IN fact most Of the Influences
heavy although receipts not quite up
e. % s6le % sunply against 8oi 900 increase ast year
Worlds shipments Te5e aon V ~ 49,, 1us' as ger % nan ~
the previous week alth9eSn i"S S m be Yortvses indi
some dispatches predicted that he crop would be rea
bull support could be vigorous in view Of these facts
therefore was ~ % 20 nT had hen reaba5 r
ened to a's 5 Is hat With any material improrcmsn the
ne day resulted the sale OF 30 loads all ports Al
t,ora there was good buying Of December and May of
d os dtring the day Northwest account Liverpool
there nothing in the foreign market
i,ns,on 10 attract attention No red IN New York
e ote3 al the az u Nc elevator and 1850
s6oat. No Northern Duluth s41sc and No hard win
10 n anoat COIRNFor a time early IN the set-
S n looked as II September corn would collapse under
the influence rains in Illinois ana ousI t.ts ei lns
t under tho previous close and good
geaI ~ corn the market but jnst "heh ihlnss
Gl "a bulls fresh support was forth
e,,g and prices began q climb IN short
~ al N the loss had been recovered ana ~ the lasl
tii@ & rtcee averaged well above SATURDAY Close Win
naoN p.t,as,,ns in York sc net higher his Dig
ma sas explained covering ond t2k q nlaIlpniatloh
a. he September option AZ 'hifaeo S ttrs asor ~
se ~ about 100 bush in worlds fniIn1ea6s &
bond the yistie supply decreased a'VvV Las"
az ,b week Elevator people bough septehher III cni 5
~ ."" houses sod that nptioh .iiH
Sagh, Ma Export business wes lisn, nd ", = ~, y gp
cleaTances
o. o io5Ss e sh NJ corn in York cosed "65c ee
yator and sc ahoat; 20 VIII ~ afjtt, FOR cats
gocd corr closely and in the afternoon was ISs % ~
srI. trading features were FutPoL
cash houses and selling Of nearby p0S'lo"' ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday in the United States District Court:
a voluntary petition by William O. Connolly. of
No: go East 18th street, showing debts Of $l3107
and assets Of Sl75 The principal creditors are Zim
neT Dunkirk. No. lS4 Reade street, S'lSS and
:. L. OReily No. IS South street. $3.50
a Voluntary petition by Arthur W Robinson and
a J. Nepel, trading Robinson & Nepel No. 62
Broadway, showing debts of S6,952 and assets OF
- g. The principal creditors are the State Bank.
S45s; Fourteenth Street Bank. Sl.995: Corn Ex-
change Bank. 1896; United States Exchange Bank.
SIS The assets consist OF stock in trade, S1.650:
Deposits ia bank, SIG; fixtures 800, and accounts,
S-Azs' Jesse Watson was appointed receiver, his
Dond being fixed $4,000
Houston street show debts Of 500 and assets Of
80 Tie principal creditor is A. c Freeman SOD
Albin Freedberg No. e25 Jackson avenue Voluff-
@ry; liabilities 81 Il5s; assets, s54o- The principal
creditor is Ernest Alden So The assets consist OF
claim valued AZ $500.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,-ov,,,-,,, New York. August 6, 1905.
:. CSoFFEE-Ihe ZOE coffee market was very active again
Today and had very sharp advance in prices one
o. the most sensational in fact beginning
ue Dull movement. The market opened points higher
70 points lower and at one time unchanged
70 points lower, owing to disappointing cables and
renewal OF bear manipulation. There good de-
nlad az the decline, however and in afternoon the
market suddenly advanced little coffee was Of
q hsrd time 70 get back part coffee The
Sl1Ihel closen nrm at net advance of 20d3O points
aes tor tne oay were estimated 1873 coo bags and
ne PFOpoTuon OF the business done the
comparatively light. owing the small
advance seemed 20 be inspired cables from avre
reporting that the money for putting valorzaten into
ation Dill had been signed Perhaps most important
tactof N tne early decline the
ian MARKERS. both OF which weak un-
cnnseo and Rfo % reis lower, spite decline of
operators pointed out that this did look like an i'm
iHeclate application OF the vaorization plan
tnls plan would prove ehectuai in advancing
prices as lao been expected in primary markets.
eetps continued full at all points but
atlenton NaIorization is supposed be designed
me very purpose OF preventing pressure the
WeatneF was cold IN most sections OF Sac Paulo.
MARKER for spot coffee Arm with quotations
Dass OK sac for Rio No T. The total warehouse de-
Issf1es IN fAS United States the
osgs, against 101331 last and 50 46S last year
Of the former amount New York reported 1856 bags
The weekly clearances and shipments Santos
S2co for the United States Europe and 300
tor cape. etc. Rio shipments. 63 600 bags of which
zoeO were for the United States for Europe
santos shipments lesoo0 bags including % coo for the
ances. 1000 bags for Europe The weekly movement al
Bahia follows Receipts bags; stock %, 600
oags clearanees 10 Germany GOO bags. and the
OF Europe, 1900 bags. The total Rio
santos for the week $03 COO bags against
last week 24eo00 last and Ss 600 ago.
range OF contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07

BERs, Jersey and Long Island box ioQctcs DO
per bbl. 15cQS2; do RoclSand County slG$- do Al
eany and Buffalo, basket l5cS 81; Dc Baltlnlole p
4oc; DO Norfolk per Dbl 5OcQSl: CUCUMBER FIStslis
ockaud County per 1000 s29sS; 81 50is2 so
DO per Dbl Iic1sf 80; CORN Hackensack 100 ioeE
81 bos do Monmouth County. 100. faeS J co south
Jersey, 50a75c CELERY state and Michigan Gezen
11sayc: DO Jersey dozen stalks. loGdec ~ gls1
FLOWERS. Long Island, bnl SUces2' EsrstlsASis
do Norfolk. large zoe; LANA BEANS. HacSel-
sack bag S2s2 co. 40 South Jersey potato, per bag
u oUtsl %; DO fat 5ecQsl DO poaso per hai5pel ess
shore potato lfbbl basket 81 5gs2; Go Eat SIG
~ 20 90 inferior brNs5c; LETTUCE, state. Per hafS6
@ SS9s az s S9 per s9s SoSg Ss pSy S Fs Fous SS
per bag t0e8sl 30 do Shelter Island. bb s2s- 20
90 other Long leland and Jersey red and yellow s@g
low, Sl9si -; DO Delaware Maryland. white. per
b1sh crate s1>l 70; do Maryland and Virginia., white
20 pep bb 81 5Sa aS PStap & 20 Psr naf-SSl 3 Isse r Ell IS @
~; 40 kentucky. per bag. ST. do Texas per crate 81
9hkA southern; carrier slGs1 IS: 40 Jersey per
& i, sISsi M 20 PEtfitS Jersey per DOL oe s4 40
York large; per basket 5OcSi 10 90 per bog 25casl;
wax 5OQ5ge do per bas 5cseoc do nearby per basket
or eag 4oadoc; SQUASH marrow yellow erookneck and
wnte M per Dbl Soeg75ei TOMATOES. Monmouth Sognty
yer 1ox 21cosl; 90 South Jersey i5c9Sl; FUtNiPs,
HAY AND sfRAw-HAY-The heat to-day was
severe on horseiesh, and there little hauling OF
OF hay were unusually small counting the days.
put there is sufficient hand prevent buyers from
Tor best hay the general rates OF
last Week- sTRAW-Abundant for prompt wants OF hot
WeatneF prices Tor long ranged s009c as % quail
y Receipts OF hay and straw IN tons. reported az the
road $50; Erie Railroad TO- Pennsylvania Railroad 4O
Delaware. laekawanna & Western Railroad. 90 Iehigh
Central Railroad OF New Jersey, $780, boats. iGo
total, 40 tons; receipts Of straw. l1o tons.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
D. & n. EXTENSION IN CANADA.

The Delaware & Hudson company, according 10
a dispatch from Montreal is about TO begin the
extension Of its line from ST. Francis 10 Point
Lewis. in the Province Of Quebec. the completion
of which viii give il a through line between
Montreal and Quebec along the south shore
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
OTHER mARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH

tnoago. Aug G.-CATTLF3-Receipts, 23O0O head;
sst for best, i0dl5c higher others steady common
5 ne steers IS 99aSG J0 81 lses4 20; helIeIs,
ss4sS =; bulls &2a$s 35 calves. sS4S6 %: stocke.s
~. feeders S20$s 80 HOGS-Receipts 3s.VOO eea4
rks Tor best lights steady: olds &c lower choiee 70
foS butchers weights. So s5Gs6 20; good 10 choice
F mixed. 50 0d SO 30: packing. 50 J0@S5 70 SttEEP
~ - yeariinss. S50S6 -: lambs $6a$T IS.
-.tAeinratl, Aug GHDf5S-(2uiet butchers and ship
-. - g. common 50 709$6 - CATTLE-steady and
49, FAR good shippers, 50 2Jqs5 10: common &&g
E@s- sHEEP-strong; 81 75QSs CO. LAMBs-s'eady;
.sEss' buffalo, Aug. e.-cATTIE-Receipts $500 head;
- s5as5 20, butchers s. 25Gs5 4O heffers.
az l0 s3as4 90; bulls. 81 75Gsa %: stoekers
s lefs So 5oQ$4 stock heifeTs 81 1898, fresh COWS
myers steady on good; slow and easy common
Af-AIS Receipts. Loo head: active; 81 25g
fiq Receipts, 800 head fairly active; 50 Zoe
heavy. 81 1886 30: MIXED 50 90aS6 95: YorkeTs.
pigs light Workers. s7Qs7 10; FouRhs. 50 750
Receipts 500 heal active. Wethers 25c higher:
~ slrsd; lambs 50 50hss. yeerngs S6ae6 20; weth-
- 4"NSG. ewes - T5GR5 ~ sheep mixed S3Gs5
-,.-sss f,ty. zpR G-CATTLE-R Receipts II head
r5--g 2bFg ss0g-bGrns market strong higher
20 - fAprt and dressed beef steers s2 so4se 20; fair
tffceTs - 25GS4 80. southern steers 81 75Qs4 80,
i,Len cows S2aS3 o. native cows. s2as4 %: native
- fDfts5 % bulls 81 1888 30; calves 81 5OGe
f HOES Receipts. 500 head: market opened weak
s.. strong: - 20: bulk = sales. 50 309Sg -:
Ma = 50s6 so packers. 50 @5a$G 81 ~ iigh.s SO 900
t1gs - s"fiAJ - FiEEp-Receipta. 100 head;
ari ftrae: lambs - 5oaS7 80; fed owes ana year
as les sheep $a4s5 % stockeEs and feeders 80 %
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
Country Board.

A.-SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. View Columbia !,
Hotel opposite Springs Ccnveltfun rfali
Terms. European 50 so daily inc:udius hath: Auecaa
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
Satnr

CoTIoN-Ihe cotton market was less active to-day
price Improvement movements Of late The
close was steady at net advance of 2d5 points
for the day estimated 10000 open
ing firm advance 3Q7 points on covering
Of shorts and little buying for turn. early
weather indicated favorable conditions in the South
Sunday, and prices eased of under renewal
Of liquidation and bear pressure August relatively
weak and sold off u points from Saturdays
9.65c, which made
Der only points net lower and
1d2 points lower and did break q low
ground The market rallied around 9.92c Oco-
Der by covering of shorts and ruled seadier during
afternoon the official weather bulletins showing rains
ranging from to @ inches at IL points in Texas The
close steady in tone and only little Off from the
best point Bears did not figure that much harm would
be done by the rains IN the Southwest which. they
claimed localized heavier precipitation
was concerned. crop in the South
quite rapidly, and cotton be open
ing quite that section. that continued heavy
rains If all general might do considerable HARM The
weather parts Of the belt considered
precipitation being the form OF scattering
showrs, while temperatures moderate.
range prices In the local markets to-day
was as
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
Las Schools.
Instruction.

GOING TO SCHOOLS
Write to-day Tor information about the kind
you want. High grade ADVANTAGES.
SCHOOL AGENCY. 4IE Park Row New YOrx y Y
New-York tribune., 1906-08-07
For Young Ladies-city.

I~INDERGAR1EzS and Primary Trainas-Frss sehoI4r-
IN ships iHteGl College preparatory Teachers AcaGe
y Y. Froebel Normal % W 9Glh Dr. EAE.LE ...a