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IMPORTANT PATCHES.

The New England farmer is likely in the near future to attach more impor-
 tance to his potato patches, now that
 the tuber is to be used for the manu- facture of denatured alcohol. Lighted
 heated and given power for it's mills by the common garden potato-if that is
 not the achievement of New England in the next few years, it will not be the fault of the Agricultural Department. The potato crop of the New England States even now is no small item, the 200, 900 acres devoted to its production, according to the reports of the Agri- cultural Department for 1905, having produced more than 84,00O0O0 bushels. valued at something like SIS, ,0OO, GOO. But this is only an indication of what may be expected when the tuber is grown for the manufacture of dena- tured alcohol, through which the pow er heat and light are to be obtained Realizing that New England through her manufacturing and farming inter- ests both is in position to benefit greatly from the production of commer- cial alcohol, the Agricultural Depart ment has already set about developing those plants which can best be grown to contribute to the new industry and has sent experts to Europe to study the big tuber which grows there, and to ar range for securing seed and trans planting it to this country This Flu ropean potato has small value as an edible, but being several times as large as those generally seen in this country, it is naturally just what is wanted for the production of alcohol. It gives an immense yield. The agricultural ex- perts are enthusiastic over it's possi- bilities, and it really looks as if the day were approaching when the farm CTS potato patch might also be his heat, light and power plant.
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 Display advertisements, per inch' one insertion, s1.2o; each subsequent inser- tion. 20 cents; one week, sS.2O; one month. s10; one year, $40.
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Martin F Ansel who will be inaugu- rated governor of South Carolina next January, is of German descent. His parents were married in Philadelphia, where they lived for some time before going to South Carolina.
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'Remember, said the political ad- wiser, that consistency is a jewel" "Yes," answered Senator Sorghum, "out these days a lavish display of jewelry is not considered polite."- Washington Star.
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Of the 46,216 employees in the postal and telegraph service of London 7,557 are women.
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Vegetarians will doubtless hail with delight the advent of new potato, blue of skin and yellow of interior, which is about to be placed upon the market. This potato is known as the Salanum commersoni violet, and is the result of scientific cultivation at Read ing, England. It has distinct flavor of it's own. Epicures described it as a combined flavor of turnips and aspara- gus.
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An old woman bearing the name of Pleasance Rix and living in Norwich, England. has just attained her 1O4th birthday. She has been twice married and outlived both husbands. Several hours of the day she spends sitting by her bedroom window watching people go by, while she devotes a portion of the morning to the perusal of the daily papers. Mrs. Rix attributes her lon gevity to the fact that she has always had a contented mind. She swears by the simple life.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-19

The trustees of the Rhodes scholar ship fund of London have requested Dr. Edmund J. James, president of the University of Illinois, to act as chair man of the committee of the Rhodes scholarship trust for the state of Illio nois.
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The largest wild west show on rec ord is being celebrated in the town of Bliss, Oklahoma, which commentaries
 the openigg of the Cherokee strip of
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-19

The scarcity of iron ores and crude iron in Germany is keenly felt. The supply of manganese ores, which is drawn chiefly from the Caucasus, is far below the requirements of the furnaces. These can no longer meet the heavy demand for pig iron, and further ad- vances of prices are looked for at the end of the year,
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Mrs. Elizabeth Blair Lee, who has just died at Rockville. Maryland, was for many years one of the best-known women in the South, and during one entire winter, during Andrew Jackson's administration, she lived at the White House.
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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL. Issued Thursdays, One Dollar Year,
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Western Europes climate would be changed entirely were the Isthmus of Panama and adjacent territory to be submerged. For in that case the equa- torial current would be carried into the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf Stream. which does so much to warm Europe, would not emerge into the Atlantic.
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A wonderful fruit has been found in the neighborhood of the coast of the Gulf of Guinea, in Africa, It has the power, says a report, to change the flavor of the most acid substance into a delicious sweetness" An official has found it effective after a dose of quinine, and adds that Eff a lemon be sucked within two or three hours Ol eating one of the fruits, it's acid flavor Is entirely oounteracted" The fruit re- sembles a small plum, with the seed invested in a thin, soft pulp, wherein lies the peculiar sweetening property.
 For a long time-even for year or two-it has been more difficult to get from Brooklyn, N. Y, to Flushing, l.. l., than to travel from New York to Liverpool. But the Business Mems as- sociation of Flushing is making ar engagements for the formal opening of the new roller lift bridge over Flushing Creek, to be thrown open to the pub lie early next month. It is expected that Mayor Mcclellan will be present
 The Vernon avenue lift bridge over Newtown Creek in Long Island City has been opened for long time, but the surface car communication has not been completed.
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COTTON: ., J.
Na,v Yor|, July ~, 1906

4 IN New York, July ~, 1906, !,
Tho bears would seem 70 nave ,p!Sy .,su
their last card. Notices for AUGUST ~, ~
iiIyery hove been issued. forcing tho. llqui-
daion of probably 7ooo9 pat ~ gl ton ~
tho list is steady as a rock alld shows
a tendency toward an adyan nee, 538a 1, y.
;'D II any evidence were needed OF the
magnitude Of the short nor reeso b hnia
in my opinion, there are ~ least !, oouuyo
hales OF futures short In New York alone,
+ sneak not from conjecture, but from
relatively accurate 5knoWledg;e, ono w,
failed, is said to have been short $4,000
1hales. II this was the case with one
single office In southwestern ely, VIVA, what
IS true of the whole United states! IRON
n noot a'! naryous smarket but tho magn-
d duen u and the slightest intimnton Of
hot weather in Texas VIII result ~ q
substantial advance III. Y. +. I,
inublished a week from to-day, may
say that assuming ayerage condl lions
from the day Of that report e. g the \, ,end
OF tho season. pef3eaenndtnnge % 90 wv Al
centago Of SO Will Indicate o ogop q q
Indicate a crop OF 10,G60,OoO bales; a per..
centage Of 50 will Indicate crop Of
tuiasg V.V crop 81 100000 bales;a per,
contage Of IS viii Indicate q crop %
lO,37O,O0o bales, a comparison with last
years figures Is misleading, because from
}ihe first Of August to the end Of the
season last year the: crop deterlorated
only 81, as against an average deterioa,
ton forsthe same period n the nine yeafs
previous Of 100, a terrible disaster WAS 1' $
nyerted last year by the extraordinarily
n,soabb Conditions prevailing after the
first Of August. OF which the early mn y
rty Of the plant allowed i TO take n IN! lull
ndyantagc. This year the crop Is from
Two Ia three weeks later than. the aver
age. and probably four or Aye WaekSs
later than last year so that IT Is hAruly
likely that last years autumnal growth
'NiSienedJ THEODORE Fl. PRICE,
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SOuthernR ailvvalIy,'

- 7. TRAINS LEAVE RrCfIMON D. $
~ 81 ans.E,FolloWlng schedule nEuros. publ!sn
o 9:Go as ana %.
y "a !, iattksvle md Buffalo IN HID
l1.eo e; q, ied-Buffet Pullman
XII Hfsianta and Blrnngham. New - fleanss.s
memphis Chattanooga and all the bousa.Ss
through coach for Chase CITY. Slx1osuosg 4
I. n. DURHAM and Raleigh.
~: eS x -Ex. Sunday--Keysvilia# Local.
11:D F. N: Dali y--Limlt ed pullman ready ~
- Nj, for all the South. II
4. =. 7, YORK RIVER Z g. .lttfs q
s;sy :; Mi:;I;Except sunday--No.
ta a:ts b r. n \! sunday ioLosal ~
Ky AZ II , 81; Sunday Y
Z. /. TRAINS ARRIVE R1crIMoND. A
s:es 4. Ma 1850 3r.E From all tho sousn:
sS;ss z from nrlotte. DurnnlAltnns
y Chase City and Local 6tations y. I. +. I,
go AZ. M-From Keysville and Local sta t 1,a
SIG a.. From fillmore and BNv is''s
10: a. .. s1s P. So. g From
!. No. Is ana No ii atop ouinton Tunstalilss
white Hoiiaa and Lester Adanor. sssS !,
~ WEssTr az = 4 5, !, 4 nmond
r.. b. SPENCER s. II. 81 iiAHDnW.i!C'Ai>a
l95 III. 5TAYLoE, g. ?.
4g5i III Washington, p C.f ;ssisl 5sfs5i
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TRADE CONDITIONS:
Fair Activity for Vacation to- PERIOD rico"
IS General.
N 1E3y1.zfSsUcIH g I5T .
nav Fyc,RI S.tt J,lly9 27.-Hradstreet.s 60

NEW " R1S, 2l.--er aos'tr 3
morrow will say: INV B. IN h,
Trade. Industrial and crop vi de ,'el
" chi O. nrc generally favorable. Tnir &C
ttivtys for & vacation period IS " tnes'seu I
q, tIada circles In which tho usual p re pa
ratinrs for fall trade are max ing WIFI ~
I. 1n,rc tina Il ordinn rily opt fmistlc feellng
v,sible q s,,Yreg.lryls fall and win ter ou !i
ness. IN the leading Industries more 8th ne
aea gonable activity rules with the a IRON
md steel trades leading In VolullIie ~ e.
rnand and output Building continues &C.
tive ana s.rnat erlals move well Enough
ease in Southern yellow pine is e e, ec e.[
to last TN til the autumn he crop 81 w
ion seems to lose nothing as the growing
season advances. 5S e e, 4; 81 .
ss5 Tho ne aYy movement EOf winter wheat
to market, while tending to some ease
a. prices has favorable side Wlien IN w g
exnort business Ia considered. Reports arc
That 5Sa largo future business In this tlt-
recfIon has already y been booked An
side light on the pessilinflist sl
predictions current some time ago E as as.
TO the meat trdde Is found in a 4tts'i
from Chicago that cattle and hog pricc
are at the highest point Of tneT8yettr;.
Railway traffic returns point to an un-'
dehtetlly heavy volume OF business
Fof fering. Export trade In iron and steel
keeps up surprisingly well. this being
made Ii possttp az probaFty, by excellent
trade III forelg nS mar
y Business fai lures 81 In the Uni tedS States
for the week Sended ~ ulys 2Gtb N lumber III
against 1855 last week !; 1877 Nm the like we Elk
in 1905, ia In 1904 and 1902 In 1903.
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I sB]E:OTTLE-FED TREES.
horticultural Youngsters Ar
Brought Up by Hand.

& Science has recently learned O good
deaf that was previously unknown about
the anatomy OF IA tree. and especially
about the circu1atoryS sys tenn OF the great
plant, says the Technical World Maya.
zine. In order that x It shall be healthy
itsia as necessary for tree to have q
good circulation ms for. q man. But 81
$hitherto4nobody5 has realized the activity
OF this function In tho tree--an activity!
isufficientlyg evidenced by the fact that
chemical substances injected into cotton.
woods wore detected ii the sap 5sof the
topmost twlgs thirty TO forty feet above
tho bottle within ten ours.
is Some recent experiments al the North
Dakota experiment stat ton have had for
their object merely the feeding Of poorly
nourlshed young trees, which. when sup ! \
piled with "a bottle filled lat FREQUENT In
3tervals, !. appeured to suck in sustenance
at aa rapid ira 10 "a indeed 81 IS this
|. thes case 5thatsitS has boon found possible
to regulate to- some extent tho growth Of
young trees by Fl such means, retardlng
their development or taking 1t more re-
rapid, as might be desired. It gis 8all.,n
ma tier OF food supply, the pa tient'j
under treatment showing a ready willing
ness { to absorb extra provende or HI and TO
utilize In the bill ling /! ot plant tissues,
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|STOCKll|S14 Firm
DESP|T: SELLING { 4 !
Market Offers Strong Front to
Widespread Movement to
a5,s5l.s Take Profits. s:.
MONEY MARK Ell STILL EASY
Promise Of Strong Bank State
r,ei,t Has Good Effect Clos
ing Irregular.

Associated Press. J

3 U.s. Y
Y NEW YORK, July 27.--The stock mar,
kct gave n good demonstration OF ~ Its
8absorptlve power to-day In face OF enor-
Il NOUS sales to realize on he week con-
siderable rise The strong front offered
8by the market to tlls selling was the
more notable IN view OF It's center Ing on
y st. Paul md Southern Pacific, which
4 nre effective leaders OF market sen lment
Il nnd likely to Influence tho whole market
4 bySsynpathy. rho effective Accommodating
Influence to this realizing was the cnor-
nous and aggressive buying Of the United
States Steel stocks. the UNIV cid y bulk OF
which makes them very Il ficlllt to move
effectively, bit which IRE of irrcspon1ing
effect on sentiment when there is a strli.-
B Ing movement In them. The profit.tak-
4 Ing In Southern Pacific carried It ~ one
#time about two points below tile high
level Of the week, and St. Paul WAS az
, much as three points on. Effective dis
chalmers were made to-day Of the lll-
tnors OF the passing OF control OF st. .1'nul
Unto Union Pacific hands. which were cir
Z ciilntcd yesterday to offset the disappoint-
&rnent over the non-nction Of the St. Paul
directors on the financial plan The eff
feet OF these disclaimers was large y&con-
fined to st. Paul. itself. although the
srlinlory were mn Influence In lifting the
whole market before. The selling to real
Sizc extended to other quarters OF the
list. .nnd Infected the transcontinentnli
railroads quito generally. as we'll as some
I OF the Eastern trunk lines. Some of the
stocks which were subjected to tlAs pro-
CESS recovered later In view OF the steady
absorption which met the offerings. rho
ease OF tho money market and the prom
Use OF strong bank statement kept the
d speculative movement free from Sobsta-e
y cles on TINT account. Some large dis
sh,Irser,euts 4 made Yesterday converted
tho previous loss OF the banks to the SUB
treasury into small gain. But the re-.
turns from tho Interior movement arc
chiefly relied upon TO increase the cash
showing OF the banks The parallel.
strength and realizing went on In the
market throughout Snnd kept IT irregular
up TO tile closing. 81 e, ss4
Bonds were steady Total sales, 20 t, s :,
value, sl,a29. COO United States 3's ads
vancod u per cent, on call
IL. Total sales Of stocks today, ,o7o, eoo
shares. aisa5 4 233 X N !. Y.
5si N I5yy3 81 ORIs. July 27--A1 oncy8 on call
easy: 22at21s per cent: ruling rate, ~ B
closing bid. 2; offered at 21s. Time loans
STEADY; sixty days, 3A to q per cent;
ninety days, to 4h;$six months, BIS
Prime mercantile paper, 5i.sl5a4s Sterling
exchange en- sier, ut fA.s45Gls 4 $3.50 for de-
mnnd and at 81. S205 % $4.S210 for sixty day
4 bills. Posted rates, s4.S3lzg a si.s54 and
$l.ss1k Commercial bills. A.SiN .is Bar
silver. " c. Mexican dollars, 501s. 5
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women |N'BATTl[
AGAINST | ! } N. MILITIA.
Soldiers and Sheriff Beaten Off
~ Dietz F Family in Lumber
Company Fight.
isneo,nl 10 Tho Tlmes- DispatchD 3f


DYsNilrH, WIS. july Y. ~ n'li les
Hedrington, who cares for tho dams dams OF .
the Mississippi River Logging conpufiy
OH rhOrnnpple River, arrived crcsyesttc1r-
day from the Cameron Dam and reports 'r
stfat al. encounter has taken place boz q !.
:twcet, John Il. Dietz and family ana
body 81 six mil tiameil, accompanied ny
sheriff Gylnnd, Of Sawyer county:
One r1,tlttiamnn, whose ttamo Is I'M
known Harrington was sfo g ,nree
was shot In Sthc head and fell to the
ground. ono itian,an from va
was SHOT IN the hip. neck and leg. Il 81 IS 8
recovery Is considered gdohb I 8. was 9
brought the hospit here. DR.. stephen .nl
aon md d number of men ssand teams II
left early this mo nitl AZ get the pafty'
four miles above rlpppe u cell y;
Hedrington says. tho sl1 oUtlng took place g.
Wednesday nfternon. The women en- s5.a o.
sDietz's household, he says took part N
sthe defence OF tho house. and he believes g
that one hundred and fifty shots ' Is, we yer; re-
4 fired 81 4 &. 80
b Tho effort to capture Diets has i't'erl
abandoned for the present 3sa n Il 3
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U. s. relundlng ~, registered. \. ..1ol
VI s, refunding rs. coupon, 1ol
u, 81 a. registered y. \. lvj1
II. IS. 49, eoupor, Y, !. \. 4. 1oi
u. y. Old Az |. \. \. . 4. 4. 100
lt& s. Old ~ cnliDofl ". Z, y. lOJ
u. g. New III FEY Istc red j. l129
u. 81 NtW SIs colpo Il m, e. y. y. 100
American Tobacco W, ~
American Tobacrt, a. J. 3. +. g. "
ASrhisxn N general 4, h. I. 1927
h(chiNofl adfls,rnenl q "a va
Atlantic (:nst Ana A, lDU.
baltimore nd Ohio a s. Z. j. I. l13
l1ntimore nj 1d Ohio 3hs . Z. II. 4. 81
Diooklyh Rapid Transit cor, y
Central of Georgia Is offered y!
Central ~ (3eorxta 1st Inc DC
Central n GEORGIA. I'd Inc I. W
Central az Georgia sd Inc. ~. IS
C.hcsn ncn and Ohio rs l1fs
Chicnuo ana Alton 81 :. 49,
1,hira 20 lj and Quincy new ". IS
Chicago, Il. I. and Pacific +. r. ls........ 70,
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Visible Cotton Supply.

| (l3y Assoclnted Press. m. n 45i.. !.
N EW ORLEAN Ms, July III ilester's sta te-
'mentB OF the worlds visible supply OF cotton
sssi,sa bales against H 5S5s7o baies last week
and la,ns4sot bnles last year. OF this the total
1900 379 balcs last week and ,s72 So last year.
and OF all other kinds Including Egypt, 3ra
!bnics last week and $4,000 last yenr.
Or the worlds visible supply, cotton g, az
,Brtnin4nnd4 Continental Europe l..llooO bales
agnlnst 16o5.0 900 last N year; In Egypt a 90
bales aga Inst 81, 900 bales last year: in india,
7do 600 bales against 900 bales last yeur, md
in tho United States, $50, 600 bnlcA against 64i-
Inst vear.
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Chesapeake q Ohio R $,

Cincinnati, indiana polls, st. Louis. 9 ea'
u go louisville ., ashvi lie. en- 'h,i'l.
2:15 p. NJ. and II 100 P. N dali n
Westbound Local 81 rains: .4.s!
87:3o al. NJ. daily and rs r N. week day,,:S
Newport News, Norfolk and Old Poinssy
100 A. N and 400 2. NJ. daily. ii SS
Local for Newport News and Old Po -
SIS a.. NJ. and 500 p. ~. daily 85g
S5s,S James River Line $5as Nj
10 80 a.. NJ daily; r. N. week Do III
Arrlce Main Line from West s = 80 "a. At..
- 80 'stS P p :, ~ = ss 81
Ii 10 nj James River: sssa 40 AZ
Phi NJ. l'Dailyi - Ex, sundayl 5Si fy
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OFFICIAL RANGE5 AND SALE OF STOCKS I'M NEW fORK
4 Co Rankea md \
.sAt.ns.

200 a. G. L., cons. .a.,....
67,i0o American sfneltefA. com
q, S0Q Anialgatnated Copper .,.s
~, 70o Am. Car hhd Fo,indty !.
x An. Car and FOUND, ptd.,
4 200 American Cotton OIL ..isii,.s
Y 500 Americn n Tobacco, pfd, ..i
200 American Can . \. .., a..
500 American Can, pfd. s.ss..l.
1890 Atneri Loco. corn
rs Ah,uri. Locos pfds.......j
5000 American sugar !. ~.
~ 1s.s s(9 /, eng (, ,, 3 F5 e s,9G
Is, 400 Baltimore utid Ohio z: ~.
40, 500 brooklyn Rapid Trnnait.i
H 4, 400 Canadian Pacific t...
LOO Chesapeake ard Ohio ....f
1000 Chicago Great WoBtcrt1...
ic7.3sO Chic. Mil. and Ht/gPnul..a
$3.50 Colorado Fuel md rroll...3
l 900 Colorado Southern, com 4. y
Colo Southern, lstt pfd...
400 Colo. Southern. I'd pfd. ....
~ Zoo CT. CT G. and st. u. 49,
II 400 consolidated Gus ..... III
" 100 delaware and Hudson 80.
Del, Lack. and western.
"a, go Erie, col Il, 1870. .......8
4: 700 Eric, list pfd. .............
y q, 400 Erie, I'd pfdl9,.......,....
COZ General Electric ..........,
f$4 GEO Great Northern pfd. .....i
NJ 500 Illinois Central .,..........
600 Louisville and Nashville..I
Manhattan 5000. ......,..t
Metro Street Railway ~
1.600 Mexican Central ....,...
"a .7OO Mo-, x. and Texas, conn.,.
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.CLos1NG BOND J, QUOTATIONS 5 5

Chicago, n. !. and Pacific II. II. col. Ss.... VI
ca, {. and 81, Louis gen. a. is.si
Colorado industrial 90. series 76s4
Colorado Industrial s., series D.......... IGst
Colorado and Southern ks...s..... ......,s.H t3ss
f,Ibn IA 100 M
Denver and Mo Grande 9Sss
Distlticrs'a Securities 81 s5H
Eric prior lien Az !. ". 1879
ERIC General IS. q. u.
Hooking valley 4ss 4.
IN ~ I, y "a I, :. 4, 7. /. +, z. lVJ @
;}sSsn q: 5 q ssiis. ~:
japan An certincat en-. 4. Sala
ana Il 4SsG certncntey I'd serieA .......... JUSi
Io,,!sytjie and Nash Unified =. ltJa4
Manhattan consol gold ........ 1924
Mexican Central Ut 1gc Il. 1879
MINI nd AT bI1o,Ils AZ. 81
Mssouri, Kansas and Texas Ii. \. 3. ;s
Missouri Kansas and Texas ads. sSia
Mobile and Ohio C.. r. 4st (ofered) oS ia
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Sa,. va. -, ~ az %
MN ir,, f.r ~ E = t,cr, a "a .
Nor; hSrn = i,ac;nn Ia I. 1o31a
Nnrtha.n i,acrs 81. ~ rs n
Norfnir ma lIvHst am coh. 7. I01ss
Srnao,N sii,nrt Ina funding ...s. 5ih
psn s III cnny, ....I.......... Y7H
i, 4, u,, n ~ * IL 3. II. Nv n
~ ns AMI irnn Mountain CORDS II. 1iiM
a. N o,,i ma Ran m, iicisco fg4s y. 1924
st Louis Southwest crn con- q &:
sGn tb",n pardcS' ia !. ......... va
Southern Pacific list 4s. " y, H
Southern Railway ..... ~, ~
Texas and Pnctc lists li 70
ffn;cnS 1so cida d. !. =. 1903
irnItaJ X Gu tnt Steal h "a 81 ySM
Vni,nsh Z Ists. lliA
tunin 81, ttei, r. @ v, .......... W
Il, 81 az ESfd III \. v. !. 81
yvScelina 4 nd lake Eric 49,. ssia
Wisconsin Central ~
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Liverpool Cotton Market.

(ByGAssocInte ted sPress.( 5ss ~
i LIVERPOOL July 27,-Fo GLOWING are the
weekly knas bales total
snies, American, q, 900 bales: English spinners'
takngs. 81. 90 bal les total export 1920 bales s
lean 70 6Oo; bales stocks, oil kinds t03, 0o0
stock j. IN IS hes qa1nl oni
American a3O 90 bales total sa les on specula-
ton 100 bales; total sales to exporters. 700
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,,,,IAR1NE -,INTBhLIGnNCE.

Il ipof,r OF R1crMo ND uLy q, & 1905 800 3 "a
y. i. . = !, u i ~ ffnrney, Norfolk. tncrchan
,, ssea ana t5asssnsers, Old dominion Line
=. H. or f1nrncy. Norfolk, r,erchnn-
dise ana passengers. Old Domlnion Li I1f, -
Steamer d M n IN, p ala
Sorsara virninla Navigation Company.
9 ssbonner H. ". 81 Chase llans, Boston,
Mass. rallrond tics. 81 $l
poRT-oF WEST 1'o1 NJ, JULY y 2. 1906
steamship Baltimore, short, 1ote' -
gef,gers and general cargo. \! 8$ ;:
SALE ~ . " - q, 81
R steamship altlnore Short Baltlmooite, p poa
sen gers and general ca go. III X II