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49, and nv %ostnaut In the castle and boldly
n,ent,s hesitation he appeaieu 10. "~
o-,,o with the princess, ana IL ~"'
granted. o,,oss n
-, how far she believed herself bouno
80 nrotect the person Of Baldos' the
o,,ord He understood that she was un
der certain obligations TO MISS
bo,,n and he ;ganted to be periect'y
.,,r, of hA position before taxing
.ton which now seemed imperative
: naidos was a spy In the employ VI
u Dawsbergen. He had suli' o,,,;on
# to warrant his arrest anu ,,o
- tSere were documents and there was
~ .s,,t,va knowledge that NE had con
of ferred with strangers from tiihe
I'd time, even within the wa}ls OF the Gus
C. tle grounds. MarlanX clted
Of In which Baldos had been seen '"ih'
lp- to n strange old man Inside ue sloun" :,
TX. and professed to have PROOF lii"'
for hod gone so far as to steal away
his n,yht to meet men beyond 'he ei'
,,,ous lie was now ready to seiZe u
o,ord hut would not do so uhth
W 6,d conferred with his sovereign
In ..Niss calhoun tells me that you ha
made certain proposals 10 her' oou
~, Narlanx," said Ietive colby hcf y
/, no upon his hawkish face. 49,,
-. "It have asked her to be my WI
cas- nav
..you have threatened her, Coz
oh. Marlanx." o.. Won.
llhS- told what Il saw
now "ouu ~
can't night"
tele- Woutt ~ =. $50 nossad ON
over I saw everything that passeu 'n
- balcony last night? You VIII d
,,d me to say,sgeneral. that you nave
t,onol baved in q most outrageous mahn'
ontIv opproaching my guest win sue,
go, nronosals. Stop, sir. She has toi.
ilon uo,vth,po and l believe her.
. ,...a nv own eyes. There Is no
oe,o'e 80 d,acvss the matter further.
then to DISCUSS 'h =. ~, oa,,od n
pe''e' - tho present I have only to sa!
ro,, sh,ll he relieved Of the com
NJ nv army. The man WHO
war ON women is not ft 10 se'''
.,na As for Baldos, you are at i've
lthr ie" ,,rofor the charges. He snail
". NV. fair trial, rest assured.
sure he "your hiphness. hear me. iii
chance. io"' .,,.o +o tbe roots of hi
st keep Mhi'"n - ,vbst yosl have
ot1ote. when my husband Is at my sue,
ng' long "I can but stand condemned
prince. ...-,,,,a.s without hearin
Sword sa,cafton will come. however.
person, orn,,ssion I retire to C
only he w. - ,f this snysz You may
he hand .no ~. ,ou cannot ask me to
hs ~ q 90 lidy duty to Graustark nave
% an ye him for Miss 0asnouhs
With MN Rut her hand was pointing TO u
ave done Ten minutes later Beverly W.
rised OLD ing everything from the hps
a merry nrincess. and Marlanx was cur
morRing way toward the barracks. We
G warmth In his heart But swift III
back and sro,n the castle reached the gu
Which this obead of him ColGacl Ouin
; ont tha
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man cannot leave a better tesac:
t,a wor,d than we'll educated IAN
ily.-Thomas Scott.
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CHAPTER XXIII.s

n1LDOS started of at once -
Xxi the castle, MS hen-t .s,-ssfng
HU In the darkness Of the night
80 he kissed the messaso whf4,
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ufactured in the very heart OF the Fleo.
mont tobacco belt, known to the Worlo
"a producing tobacco with an aroma
SO delightful and appetzing thaS II
introduced ard popularized the chew
ing Of tobacco.
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IcoNrINUED.]

To be content is to be happy, aan an
uann,ness ,s one Of the three VINO ean-
80 no hr,bed: the other two are LS'e
and Death.-Papyrus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-09
nr order Of administrations.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
TBv relegraph to The tribune. ]

Chicago Aug S.-Theat ruled fiTrner and hlsher
4o-dav. but without much change in the END sep
rerlfer a. the close was exactly the same price as
on The day before, but December ana May were
each lLc higher The heavy rains in the Southwest
benefited corn ard weakened the market Tor Inc
new orop options Of that cereal. Corn at the close
vas from &c 10 &c lower for December and May
but for September. owing 70 small receipts. there
was an advance Of &c TO &c. oats also mao 100
much water and gained about &c. Too many hogs
was the verdict IN The provision pit and pork
lard and ribs all closed sharply lower in conse-
auence
Continued heavy rains in the Southwest and
Northwest. creating anxiety concerning the mar
vestirg q spring wheat, made both winter ana
spring wheat frmer in the local. market. There
was little but confident, buying and selling for
short account was less sure. There was failing
or in hedging sales. Local receipts were 800 cars
with 81 cars estimated for tomorrow. Septem-
Der wheat opened at 73c 10 1890. sold up 10 1880
20 gao and T3ssc was the price az noon May
Wheat opened al 1910 1880 and sold Up 10 So1sc
Small receipts of old corn gave strength 10 the
September delivery and abundant rams lot the
growing crop weakened May Trade was moderate
and The Indifference OF traders was hard 10 over
come. Local receipts were 10l cars. with ~ cars
estimated for tomorrow. Shipments hence were
$4,000 bushels September corn opened at age TO
sslkc and sold UP 4S11c. May opened at 457sc TO
46.c sold 1880 and went of TO 4ea461sc to A04c
Ram was reported to be doing great damage to
OATS - the shock and this created uFiher leciie
IN thar market. Il induced many 10 buy who rad
been hostatng Local receipts were 1sS cars, with
1s cars estimated for tomorrow. Shipments hence
were 3BeJo bushels. September. which sold near
TIE opening II SIZE 10 Sl9sc. and at the close
3lssc. May sold from S45sc at the start up 10
&c. and closed al 34s4c. Sales made for shipment
we're 10000 bushels.
Provisions were dull and easy. The unexpected
increase in the hog movement started some selling
by stockysrd interests and the local crowd at the
start. The larger packers lent support TO prices
early but, as the selling pressure showed no let-up
they later withdrew from the market. September
pork sold from 81 10 Off 10 SIC September lard sold
from s. sZs of 70 IS 77i4 and September ribs sold
from s. ~ up 10 go Hog receipts were S4'o"
he'd and prices at The yards were sc to l0c lower
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. AUGUST g. 1906

s. 25Qsl 90; do fat I5eaSl; do Maryland and Eastern
shore potato 81 25Gsl so; DO Cat, 75cGs DO nfsro-
do per box. 50cGS1; nearby. per Dbl JocGs1: DO
basket 5olI5c; ONIONS. Orange County bag. 15cf
~ 2o DO Shelter Island pet Dbl 81 T59s2 25 DO other
y & do Jersey white per basket 81 25Gs1 So do yellow
siGSi 25 do Delaware and Maryland. white. bush
sS5 DO potato per y Dbl basket, I5cqsl ~ Go per hh
81 6OGS2 do Virginia red per bbi 81 5os1 90; DO Ken
lucky per bag sl do Texas. crate 81 O<RA. South
sTn per carrier slGsi 90 do Jersey per 1000 S1qsl 25;
Z0qtoc DO per box 2545oc do Norfolk. per basket
crate 29g49s: PEAS. Western Kew York large. per
state green per basket 5o7se a. wax a55ci a. pet
Sag S9vtoc; do nearby per basket bag 100000:
and white P rem, Ss 55s0si DO yellow eropec
90 south Jersey. 13Gsoc: TCRNIPS Jersey.
HAY AND STRAw-FAY-ReceIpts made some better
showing today. SIN the FOR the week Is iight
enc ana prices maintain their recent revision Trading
t holaoy qulet even for hot is filling most
az the stin figures for hest We ouote Prime srgs
nales per IOo ID sfQsi o.; No l. e5cqN No sJ600c:
So ., 'oesoc: shipping. 55f765c clover mixed best $50
-, 10 others, S0ot5c: clover clear 55GGlc STRAW
Long rye straw steady at the range ~ IS 10 81, eor
e sea! run OF receipts Receipts Of hay and straw
rT,J. az the Produce Exchange to-day:
TS failFoad 50; Delaware. LGckawanna & Western
chn %: Aehsh Valley Railroad. so: Baltimore &
rirsy SO: Ontario Western Railroad so;
, Oats 14o; canal o: total 1905 tons for week
S august s. 6O07 tons; receipts straw 40 tons:
T-, $50 tons Exports for week in bales:
LONDON 1855; Hull. 123 Liverpool 2 SOS: Ranes 90:
Pr sreso: 40; Bermuda. 4os TfIt Cove 10. KING.
'tT Su"; Havana $50 various 10: total $3.50 bales
ana Doo aug s-CLOxERsEED-Cash 81 80: October
,allstS AND CREAM-The exchange price remains az
% quart net 20 the shipper in Decent zone
The receipts h az G Gdnse al much milk 70 sour
"NSA CHUNG august follows:
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CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

-or-- New York. August s. 1905
gay gay ana prices Were Irregular early but weak
steady at decline points followed bv rally 10
WITHIN partial points the previous day
AFTER which the market broke sharply closed
weak a. net decline Of 10 80 points.
W f aooqt 5000 bags The opening decline due
10 lower European cables. Havre franc lower at
me hour OF the local opening and private cable limited
at te cause OF the decline by reporting Brazil
SYN eeTing fresv. HaVre
lnB y franc lower and Hamburg a decline OF
= TO pig. The Brazilian markets. however. were
higher Rio advanced $500 200 reis and santos was
iuV refs higher and this somewhat encouraging 10
local bulls who supported the after opening
ana caused the partial Later
nnoer very heavy sens which seemed TO BE for both
accounts II was stated that lines long
coiLee were coming on the market also selling
purchasers while II also looked though European
interests were taking advantage profit taking
position Of speculative longs prices better
pnyinS basis Nothing heard vaiorization
which Is expected 10 into effect Immediately
as the law itself is pointed that
II will take time provide the machinery
uued Tor carrying the raorization plan.
whlle the continued firm offers from Brazil sup
posed 10 he against coffee that either IS
me law or for the account Of people forced realize
Erm oneTs yesterday about the Tuesday
The market for coffee seady at sac for Rio No
Ire range Of contract prices in the to-
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al markets with business moderate but a; the same
stocks getting smaller from week 70 week and
steady and uHeSansd srs qls 0 New out
eHs centrifugal common i4@ lse FAIR le@1ss good
ssc; sYRUPS, common. 1a9 15c; fair. 15@17c: good
oil was steady FOR August and Sep
reer orn an = Snow n los, o. Ae under
exported fair for of grades Late crude offered around
GSS bS StGssr a 80 c goo Rss ostCneT and
Refined petroleum was in good demand az recent
e bulk quote s bS S WT e. SS
wSc New York iSlOe; PhiladePhis 30 Se water
PRiIadepbs WaseF we9 SSSSs I oIr@c
crude mills. zee. nominal new crop: prime sum
sE yeS% ugGs gdst SS S54
eelmoer 9O4s G3o%c and January: SOY a S9%c: prime
American seed. city raw asa age: out Of raw.
PHw Sse o LARp ss 9I sSS fac5 ~
recover tone 6eins peaTshly influence BY large hog
ceipts al, the West we're 5000 hogs. PORK steady:
clear s17Ssia sEEF quiet quoted Ness sass S6
SD SELF RaM aGy so quoted Sa sasas s.
dnREsS SCI HOGS steady quoted BacSns Sc $50 r.
MEATS Picked bellies steady; quoted Smoking. lSg
dsEs nominal at s4asc; Picked hams steady q 12@
dALLoW ste9dy; city &C. county yae q &c
lard easy Ct she refined lard barely steady quoted:
S SS1mpo go firm, firm at 7a5s sAR1N steady quoted:
RIBs~No tie ppr s: 30 gc So 3 &c f6rSs
No 41sc; No 3. &C; ROUNDS l, sac; No ., 7hc;
RI1CE = was fair active. with market
steady 20 firm ard offerings excessive Quotations
follow Domestic screenings. e'4a3%c cord heads.
extra fancy heads. & &C. Japan domestic. AZ 4%c;
az 92hc.
sCGAR-Rehned sugar was firm and active the
unchanged basis of 4OSc. less per for cash. for
srannlated Prices quoted net less per cent for
cash: Cut loaf and crushed. 5 Coo; mould A, 525c:
cubes. l5c; xxx powdered 5.05c; powdered.
powdered and fruit powdered Sc Eagle coafectioners
lated &C; Eague. n bags and 70 bags
Of fine graduated, 5O5c; Eagle granu-
lsted and diamond a, 49Oc; eonfee;ioners a. 47Sc:
No !. 455c; Nos and 3. 4.50c; No T. 4.40c; No 5.
s:S6Gj 20 4s9e; No l. 25e: No s. 2oc No g. 4l6e;
Is. S.95c The London market for sugar beets ruled
trm at 9s 2Hd for August and 9s for September
The local market held to a firm position. with very
little offered and supplies generally held higher
rates Duty paid quoted the former
OF sac for centrifugal 96 degrees test CSC for
covado SO test and l6d3sc for molasses sugar. So
test Meetings. at the four Atlantic ports for the week
were $4,000 tons Increase OF 1000 last week,
against $4,000 week last Receipts
l443 tons against 432 the previous and 3714S
Stock 304333 tons contrRsted with AGO.
$50 the week before and 2O0.9ll time in 1905
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OTHER mARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH

chicago, Aug. s-cATT1E-Recelpts % 900 heed;
best weak fer others
steers So 75a$6 CO. cows 50 s5as4 90 heifers So GC
IS 30 bulls s20$4 So calves s3d$T u; feeders s3s4
HOGS-Receipts, 2s aON heHd market iOc lower;
10 prime heavy Sc s0G$6 40 edipn 10 good heavy So Is
6S0 -: butcher weights Sc 350S6 20; good 10 choice
heavy mixed 50 l5Qsd % packing. IS 5OaSG 10 SHEEP
I.AMBS-RecciptG. 10000 head: lOGl5c
higher sheep 81 25$S 70; yearlings. s5GsO 20; lambs.
East buffalo. Aug s.-CATTLE-Receipts lo5 head;
market slow and steady primo steers 81 G0Gsa sppirg
head marSet Gc've ana steady az q 50qsT Is Hoes
SC T0GsG 81; mixed workers. and pigs
roughs 50 5OS5 Sl stays 81 S5 dairies So SOC 81 So
and steady.
including l5O southers market s.eady 70 strong: choice
dressed beef IS 20$6 good
s. 1898 % Western fed steers 80 50GS6 stockers and
feeders So 2dS4 30 Southern steers So GS4 5O south
S2ds3 2J native S2 50 heifeFs.
S36$5 35 bulls 50 1aGs3 c4lves SO7s5 Is Hogs
seRnT:d TOP 81 az bulk y seies 50 aousG IS hsSyy
pigs. 81 25gs5 80 SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts. 5000
head; market strong lambs sGdsI 60; fed sheer and
50 256s5 so Western fed warnings 50 25s0 West
fed s4ds5 25 stockers feeders So 1898 IS
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unchanged at 10 zoe for miGdng upland and lO5c for
mtddng Gulf sales 500 bales Southern s0t msr S
changed at i0s. sales 1882 bales Mobile dun and !:
sales. 934 bales Norfolk quiet Is lower at lOf
Baltimore nominal ana ne lower az oo1 h 81 1g
eu:et ard unchHaged at 1922 aes 80 baes @ r
Eeey aha Gd nnr,snees al 10 51Gc: rSce SIS bales
Charleston ana wilmingtop nominal =.
Moderate demand sales 900 bales speculation and
p9Tt g uSned 5s1a FntuFes opened steady and
lower near and 60 lover on distant mon5s sS
EGG go a. GStesT S4 an
December January 544G3 45d January F$brary 45g
soi ApriIMay 55OG5 SD: May-June. 55Ia552i
FToTR AND MEAL-The -four market steady to
day with taans G gs a nS low grade winters Prices
spring patents sg ri 81 SpTng
Clears So @ 20 winter So lo1sa 80 a1 and
No Quoted P Ps TO soo 50 s. oioe 70
s. s0a$4 coRNMEAI steady quoted: Kiln drel s. 10
Ss2 90 SeI ao TO 81 2osi a. eoaIse
SIS ss f6 lead nd%Fd m G s2o 10
60 s 5S iS rec @Ss dSng s2f 6as24 o red dog
S25 10: hominy chop s21 bulk; s22 60 Sacks oimeai
cables bette Ten Than sEPects e:
market opened 1 fs es a9S e aSanoe %as
matte Of &c The market finally easy at net
partial rise Of e The PRINCIPAL fact9r in the early aa
Minnesota Damage to wheat ~ stack vas p d oa SG
filled heads reported indicated by recent thrash
iTeo Fears heced sains Without hoever
gGe naTets were made rer by American crop news
a disposition TO nay more heed TO unfavorabie Rus
essed of chiefly because early rumors of large
takings by exporters failed materialze far as
mostly late yesterday II is
understood exporters will follow advance
though they ready advantage of any weak
Today's bullish oveFtures stopped them Tho
cash market steady with No red quoted at ISL
in and 70&e oh anoat: No Northern Duluth
$3.50 No hard winter HO1sc o b ahoat CORN
I nuef improved he2 its pretty well
ali day being helped 10y wheat oats while light
receipts added speculative nTnness making Sep
Tenber and offerings scarce The market
finally steady unchanged phces 10 advance
Of isc Activity in corn was checked however 10y gen
with No corn quoted at BIC in elevator
and 57isc o b afoat No white 0915c and No yellow
5s4c o ahoat OATS-Oats firmly held
ports damage shocked grain by weather.
buiIish talk, which. however failed slim
ulate trading The cash market closed firm. with
sample basis quoted follows: Mixed
~ 10 ~ N 3Sc: natural white 90 80 No. at 3s0c
and clipped white JSf40 10. az 42I44c. RYE-Market
steady; 40 2 Csc / ( New York.
KEW YORK PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-09

COIION-The cotton market fairly active, win
sales for the Gay estimated 100000 bales
were irregular but the
close was at net advance Of 4I7 points The market
opened steady at decline OF point ,
PORTS and soon thowed ret gain Of ca points spite
OF rather disappointing cables the private reports OF
very heavy precipitation parts Western
Tt6se reports conrTn,d bulletins
sno during the ate morning prices within
or points OF last nights finals under realizing by
recent buyers and renewal Of bear pressure In
early afternoon there was another utr however which
carried the market high level for season.
advance Of about l0Gll points renewed covering
and buying for turn private claiming
uDtavOTabe conditions in the Western
recent rains and increased damage insects Reaiz
ing toward the close and selling bg profession
ais Who were evidently trying shake out some Of the
early caused reaction about
the market held steady in the last few minutes and
little 1emaD1. Private
from the Western belt claim less favorable conditions in
parts 0: Indian Territory Northern Texas Northern
Louisiana. where II is said that there has been
rain From other parts Of the belt the news is Of favor
able however, and local traders
disposed take very serious view of too much rain
talk during August when dry weather IS the development
feared Southern spot markets unchanged TO
3sc lower
range Of prices in the LEGAL market to-day
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Notice of Sam mons.
c,I'PRE1IE COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW

cUPREN1E COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW
- YORK Htrche Plaintiff. against Rudolph
clark Theodore Keyal and Mary
Kievai the wife OF said Theodore kieyS the said ane
fictitious her real Christian name Deias
Unknown 10 plaintiff Defendants. Trial desired in the
Sni,rtv ~ New York. Summons To the above named
Defe and each OF them;
NJ, hereby summoned the complaint in
,rte action and 10 a
Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty the
~ this SUMMONS exclusive % the dav % service and
case Of your failure appear answer. judgment viii
against by cefeuu Tor tho relief demanded
in complaint
Dated July 22d. 1900
WILLIAM + CROAK Attorney for Plaintiff; Ofhce and
Post Office Address. 229 Broadway. New York city.
N
70 the defendants Theodore Mary KevaI
the wife Theodore Kieval Mary
being fictitious her real Christian being
plaintiff
The foregoing summons served upon you By publ
cation. pursuant o order Hon James a
blanchard. q Justice 81 the Supreme
York dated &c oath day &C July. :ile
compliant in the Office ~ Clerk OF the
County Of New York the County Court House in the
thorough Manhattan, City County state % New
York. 18th day % July. liOG
Dated July 18th. 1910
WILLIAM T. CROAK Attorney for Plaintiff. Ohlee and
Post Office Address. 80 broadway. New York City.
Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug s-Clos.ne-EHEAT-S nominal:
-spOt-American mixed. new steady IS "a: amer
team mixed old quiet. IS Sd futures quiet September
IS 67Ad. December. Is Ta6d. I'EAs-Canadian steady
Gs 1Od HOPS London (Pacinc COAST firm e. los 8
e lbs FI1ouR-St Louis fancy winter steady. Sc Sd
Western. steady 92s Cd HAMS-shoTt cut ~ 20 10 ~
quiet COS 3D. Observation-Disclosures cut. 90 10 n n,
steady Cos Sd short rib steady. 54s long clear mia
dies light % 10 30 10 quiet 5ss: heavy IS TO 40 n
quiet OBS Cd; short clear hacks 20 ID uuiet as
clear bellies. u % 10 10 quiet sts Cd siIoCLDERsG
Square. IL 10 - 70, weak ass Cd LARD-Irme West :
In eTces. steady ass Cd American refined In nails
steady, ass Cd. ClEFSE-American finest white new,
steady, 06s. American finest cOovsd Al
TALLow-Prime city, steady. 2ds TURPENTINE-
Spirits steady. 4is 3d. LINSEED OIL. quiet OLE Pc
T!eoLECb', quiet esd. RosIN-COmmoa, quiet, Is Gu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-09

TAIS-TIN-There sharp decline IN the
London tin market with spot closing fl7S l5s and
futures fl79 Is Cd Locally the market was easier
loss and quotable at 3sc bid 10
40 soc asked with comparatively little business re-
ported beyond a few small lots which commanded the
onf.fde Drtce quoted COPPER unchanged In
London with spot closing fs3 Is Cd and futures az
$50 rs Cd Locally the market steady with lake
quoted at 1871 Is.75c eecroytic at Is 5oc
and casting az lSG1S.2jc. LEAD was unchanged at
80 H. The local market advanced Is Sd 10 fl6
las 9d IN London. sPELTER was unchanged IN both
with London closing f26 l5s ana the local
market al GQ6I0e IRON was unchanged IN the Eng1
fish standard foundry quoted AZ DIS Va
ana cleveland warrants SIS Locally no change
was reported 40 l foundry Northern Is quoted a. SlS
81 10 foundry Northern at SIS 5OUsly' NO
founde Southern SIS % n SIS so. and NO foundry
GouthSFn al sI7 1865 Tho market Tor PiS ron csI
tineates al Produce Exchange Was STEADY ana ABOUT
unchanged No sales. STANDARD foundry graaes are
quoted as follows August. SIT 50a&ls September
sI7 5Od SI7 so; October sl7 Goa 81 So, november
az 5ON nd December, s17 400 slf o.
aGoLAssEs AND sYRCPS-Molasses was steaeF a.
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BRITISH TRADE INCREASES.

London, Aug. e-The Board Of Trade returns ior
The month Of July show an increase IN imports OF
SsS3so09. AID an increase in exports OF SSlO951O'
The principal increase in imports was food. S'5o'-
w. The balance was raw material and manufact-
ured articles n exports the principal increase was
IN manufactured yarns and textiles. Sl00OO0o. the
oaiance being manufactured metals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-08-09
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
1906 1905 1905
xurber Of m '0s..-.-. 1877 1873 1874
Fourth July. $4,000 S2e4 GEO 1921 951
July / July SI..-... SC6s1G S77SG0 TS5 6Jl
DETROIT UNITED.
Four week July. SlT0574 s;59216 Sl4i esq
January July 81. 3Iss973 2s084 s7 2496 Gig
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN
Fourth July. SI55s5 sl33s7 sIO44s
July 70 Juy H. &S119 42cS2 37,43A
DETROIT. TOLEDO IRoNToN
(Ann Arbor SYSTEM.
1906 1906 Changes
Fourth week = July Sil1.328 s93.S55 .S23 All
Jliy 70 . ny ST. 322,9I1 271.S75 Inc. 81 1O1
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thai OF the creditor. and date when judgment was
filed:
B!nkhcfst DungoFnan-Hew York relenbone
e9mg@a' lug; Agses! 1903 $50 60
FT-eeanter, Eggeile-city OF New Yofk: jsnuary ~ -
1905 ,F45etea, =, p, ..-'.s. 157 IS
q Lyman; May % 1895 20 90
&sTls Joel and sadie-H. =. Rivers; January 4 ' 80
ssa sss r,i,esy5 asa io,, + CT 10
!.9,ac Sewing Machine Company; Noventer n
-'N'1 %
O5enaeisHeE Marion LII. u. Meyer: june g. -'O"' -
r, ig3S - s....... 47Os
san Size. Charles EN- Rosenheld Ct al; SEP 49, %
s. 5eoeF . lss' 1890. l28 81
Tie Sev y- = Tsair 5sa1 III ~ 5SyO III 60
ne Aew York Central & Hudson River Railroad
IomDany-W. Fa9e al; May z 1901 IRE
gsrse = .-..---..... 1851 IS
1o-A - a. S!aD T. lSOI reversed. 2ss4 90
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a 1ey = 1901 reversed. s.Ol0 IS
So .-s-st o - reversed 147
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