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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-01-16
STATUE TO CALHOUN.
Kings Mountain Chapter D. A. r. Urge
Its Erection In the Capitol.
r. Urge


Its Erection In the Capitol.
Editor Of The Yorkville Enquirer:
We, the undersigned, representing
the Kings Mountain Chapter d. A. R.,
Yorkville S. c., wish to call your at
tention and that Of your readers TO
work in which we beg your cordial
cooperation and help. It has long
been a source of regret and mortifica-
ton that South Carolina has no rep
resentative In the National Statuary
Hall Of the Capitol at Washington.
This statuary room was the old hall
OF representatives; 1t was the scene
Of the debates Of Webster and Clay,
Adams, Calhoun and others whose
names are indelibly associated, with
the history Of congress. In 1864, at the
suggestion Of Senator Morrill, Of Ver-
mont, the room was set apart as a Ma
tional Statuary Hall, to which each
state might send the effigies Of two Of
her chosen sons, in marble or bronze,
to be placed permanently here"
No South .Carolinian ever Views
those stately statues, erected by practi-
cally all the states Of the Union, In
memory Of their chosen sons" with
out wondering why our own place has
been so long empty, and wishing that
We, too might point with pride to
representative occupying the space al
lotted to South Carolina
The Kings Mountain chapter is de-
sirous Of starting a movement to rem
edy this long standing neglect. We
have written to every woman's organ
ization in the state, asking them to
join us in petitioning the legislature
to appropriate, at this present session
the sum Of $25,000 for the purpose Of
erecting a statute of John c.. Calhoun
in the National Statuary Hall In
Washington. We regard Calhoun as
South Carolina's most representative
man; he was for forty years the most
conspicuous and influential figure In
national politics; he was representa-
tive senator, secretary Of war, Sec
retary of state, and vice president.
We do hope that you will give US
your support and help In this work.
We wish, through your paper. to ap-
reai 20 every South Carolinian, man
and woman, to honor this draft upon
your patriotism, and beg them to res
pond to the effort we are making to
have our beloved state take her right
full place In the Halls Of the Nation.
We shall be exceedingly obliged IL
you will give this letter place In the
columns of your paper
Mrs. VIRGINIA MASON BRArroN,
Miss MAGGIE A. GIsT,
Miss LEssLIE d. WITHERsRooN,
Mrs. 8. M. MCNEIL
Mrs. WALTER B. MOORE, Regent.
Yorkville, 8. c., Jan. 10, 1905.
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ing a real service in giving the peo-
pie of the state an opportunity to be-
come more familiar with 1t. Also run
ming as a serial at this time In THE
ENQUIRER is John P. Kennedy's cele-
brated tale of the Revolutionary strug-
gle in upper Carolina, Horse Shoe
Robinson" Every South Carolina BOY
and girl should know this story. with
such features THE ENQUIRER Is far TOO
good a newspaper for its circulation to
be coTfined to York or to any one
county.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-01-16

THE following kind notice of THE
ENQUIRER is reproduced from the
News and Courier of last Saturday in
in the belief that it will give many of
our readers almost as much pleasure
as it gives the publishers of THE En-
oUIRBR:
THE YORKvILLE ENQUIRER is so much
better than most newspapers its ideals
of what a county newspaper should be
are so high and it lives up to them
so fully that one is not surprised at
any thing 1t does. One of its latest
enterprises is the reprinting from its
own files of 1875 of the History of
South Carolina" by the late Robert
Latham, D. D. A new generation has
come since this excellent work was
first printed and THE ENQUIRER is do
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-01-16
Ths 4lurkrille enquirer
YoRKVILLE, S. c.:
TUESDAY, JANUARY Is. 1906.

THERE was some pretty loud talk
around Columbia last week to the ef-
feet that there would be no election
for chief justice until after the Brice law
decision; but as to whether this talk
had anything to do with the matter,
Of course, nobody can say. 1t is a
fact, however, that it had been given
out on what seemed to be pretty good
authority that the supreme court in
tended to withhold its decision until
after the meeting of the general as
sembly
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-01-16

CHEAP AT $3.50; BUT COSTS ONLY 60
CENTs.-The Gazette is indebted to the
l.. M. CRISIS Sons Of Yorkville for a
copy Of the splendid cookbook re-
Gently turned out by their presses. 1t
is labeled "All Through the Year" and
has the subtitle Of "A Book Of Tried
Recipes" 1t has been compiled by the
ladies Of the Yorkville Presbyterian
church. OF the recipes which fill its
more than 100 pages Exclusive. of ad-
vertising and title pages) nearly every
ore Is vouched for by signature Of the
lady who has tried" 1t successfully.
The contents are classified under the
heads of soups, meats, vegetables,
breads, desserts, preserves, candles,
and the like, while the closing chapter
Is teeming with useful household hints.
The book is printed and bound at THE
ENQUIRER office and Is a beautiful pro-
duct of the printers art 1t Is bound
in red pamphlet covers. has uatrimmed
edges, and its 1876 pages are securely
bound together with a heavy silk cord.
Though there Is nothing about the VOL
ume so indicating, we learn that the
proceeds of the enterprise will be used
to purchase a new pipe organ for the
Presbyterian church. The price of the
book Is not given; If less than $3.50, 1t
Is too low.-GastoHia Gazette.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Opera HouSe-Announces that Miss
Laura Josephine Brigdman, reader,
will giving a reading on next Thurs
day night. Tickets now on sale.
D. w. Smith, r. F. d. 2-Has a one
horse wagon, good condition. for
sale for cash.
Glover Cotton Mfg. Co.-Invites par
ties who expect to haul them wood
to see them during January and
February.
John r. Hart, Plff's Attorney-Pub-
fishes summons for relief in case of
Sarah Carroll VS.. A. A. James ct al.
j. M. Heath & Co.-Give notice that
until February l they will sell ev-
erything at and below cost for cash.
They ask parties who owe them to
pay up before February 1st.
c. H. Smith-Has Berkshire-Poland
China shoats for sale.
York Hardware Co.-Says the time
has come for farmers to plow and
wants to supply them with collars,
names, trace chain and so on.
Dobson Bros Cash Store-Wants to
close out all Of its winter millinery
during next ten days and offers big
bargains in these goods.
York Supply Co.-Enumerates some
of the things 1t sells. 1t wants your
orders. See them for fertilizers.
First National Bank-Wants you to
know that 1t has no hazard risks
and no speculation. Its business Is
on a sound, conservative basis.
Strauss-Smith Co.-Tells about the
big stock Of overalls 1t carries and
quotes prices. Also offers some
bargains in underwear for men.
Loan & Savings Bank-Quotes a re-
mark once made by a borrower.
and wants you to know that you
will not encounter such remarks IL
you do your business with 1t.
Carroll Bros.-Call your attention to
the oliver middle buster and say 1t
is admitted by everybody to be the
best.
Sam M. Grist, Special Agent-Pub-
fishes a statement showing that the
Mutual Benefits policy Is being
vindicated by current events.
Star Drug Store-Wants you to al
ways remember that Steele's Ger
man grippe and cold cure cures,
25 cents a box. Don't forget the
lamp sale-strictly at cost.
Foushee Cash Store-Has just re-
ceived a job lot Of heavy fleeced
underwear, going at 43c. Fancy
crepe paper, 10c package.
York Drug Store-Calls your atten-
ton to the good qualities Of the
York Drug Stores Hair tonic. 1t
sells for 81 a bottle. Try 1t.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-01-16
BECAUSE OF BAD ROADS.
Editor Yorkville ENQUIRER:

EuIlUT lUThVIIIt E!IQuITtT'
Because there is no bridge over Lit
tie Turkey creek, and because Of the
condition of the Burris hill, the carrier
on Yorkville No. 4, has been unable to
reach all of the boxes on his route
since January 3. He also has to travel
"a miles instead Of 21 1-3 for the same
reason. G. H. SMITH.
Yorkville S. c., Jan. IL, 1906.
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Pastor Flint Hill and Fort Mill.

Rev. Edwin S. Reeves has accept
ed a call to the Flint Hill and Fort
Mill Baptist churches, and will enter
upon the discharge of his duties In
that connection forthwith.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

rSor-rrz New York August 8. 1906.
~ demand seemed 10 be little aggressive and
Ioz opehlng unchanged 20 10 points the market
saes eo sy Ely steady al net decline OF 5@lo points
opening decline was due lower cables avre repored
ueollhe OF az = franc and Hamburg q pfg lower
also sent selling orders
Ghile the Brazilian markets reported steady az u
prices thls showing little disappointing to
Ss s. @ VINO az pest are uncertain 10 what price
esll1auon VIII justify IN the
primary markets, IL is argued not act as though an
advance in prices probable the very near
rather disposition
Receipts continued full ports and interior
pIt attracted little attention for time being
es5 % " 10 plan when + goes into effect
20 De designed relieve OF
Ire OF SPOT supplies beew certain price and the eS-
S Lat was unchanged at 16 232d- The weather IN
Sttlls OF Sao Saulo
Spares were not low enough suggest any material
ana taeTe are many who believe the cold
se oe.Hs litte early 70 harm the coverings which
expected 70 be late this
, as 10 conditions later Trade interests some
sue5 people were good buyers here. the un-
etlso concItion OF
qaaation Of coffee by Cotton Exchange interests The
basis eS %c for Rio =. =" 1-0
was folows - ~ 'N0I ~ -0S
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

- ~. month Outside OF decline MI Liverpool
ssa markets without change either
rro.-, .s = SQers Talk during very
lts.s Dlt more business 6eVeovsG the
- Nass sales finally being reported loads
s-TrA tarAet 81 New York follows: No y
Ti 20 sse elevator and sDhc aiost No Northern
clyS.S- e9-cs and No hard winter, sic /. o B anoat
SJs.tS-sn tace ot the wheat weakness well
- 81 Gay at practically unchanged prices
breioos nisht The unsatisfactory weather nearly
tf-tz O t-e corn belt leading bull factor pre-
eny bear pressure during the day. At times the
I5Ast soiQ up %8Ac above the previous night and
under Thursdays ngares Dispatches from the
GAINED that conditions entirely too dry, espe-
10y IN Illinois, and that holding
corn waiting 10 see how crop conditions going
urn out Receipts therefore only S57 coo bush,
Itn etafes foT Saturday light. The condition Of So
epoEted oy the Missouri State report, against S. aa
lultn was rather bearish. had little effect.
houses were good buyers OF September at Chicago The
market In New York closed follows; No corn,
oosso elevator and 57Ac Z afoet: No white 59e.
Sha No yellow. $50 ahoat OATS-COmmisslon
houses bought lot Of May Chicago. ana the
market showed good tone all day. following The
asn position In New York also steady closing
olloWs on track by sample basis Mixed, IS az 10
sec natural white 80 to 33 10 3S6S9ac. and clipped
WhIte 81 to 40 ~ 42944Ac Wheat including -four.
pors Tor the week. according 20 Rradstreets agsre
sate sa 40 bush. against l.TOs, TO5 last ana
s1 S6 last Since 1906 wheat exports
NJ sos bush against 424 ll9 last Corn exports
o the week 6 1s6 bush against $50 0I3 last week and
055 6s5 last year Since July l. 1906 exports
S@so6so bush. against a 747. 763 last year.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
TIE cuRlMa STONE.

- q the virtues OF the curing stone are 6ound
ls16ei Sv.tes u 5ustlciary about February. 46Zs
fste fste oy enchantfneDt GEORGE Eandieis VIII fvven-
1hl esiys@Ls y@Ls before of having presented his boat
sTglng S-lg 1sn while al the other boats e& the
snnnp ,,t ave or fishing. were successful; and,
Barr - ,.'st charges. that she used the following
a ,ols dlstenaper, viz 70 bury a Wits oc asid
htr. - x wig IL quantity OF salt along with
raisS - -. mat she had the devils mark II was
eDes = TE MAI that TIE proprietor Of the cattle
f6le = y -9ckhart q Lee for the OF his curing
-ts lie cattle. and that he graciOuslY con-
t5reF Z give them water 1u which II had been
tgooS 10 -@e cattle were thereafter thought 20 be
.2iirr . -. Ile better. The curing stone had rep
=, 9 ior many centuries "a was said 20 have
sDs-5'szs sht AZ home by Locihert Of Lee. Who ac-
80 TIE Brucea SeaTf "a 'fsa Tzoi11 4.sTa. Tfs
sSslS - - not only curing cattle, but g wEs SAID
~ ssster De lost II was said 20 DO n pos
s 49, q that ancient family ln I7s5 and that peo-
ttoss - Various parts Of Scotland and EnglanG
"a, sstIe were injected had about mat time
h Ass.l4espcn Ger water "a which r1s Stos.s
e-Srv<--,Ialroan \dwnS9snnA
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

,sarss2oot aug 3.-cosing-yY yYEE2AT-Spot. nominal;
ksrrs stae- September e sAa: DeceHlher. e. e&d.
"a = Isstaazl CDRN-Sp0t quiet American mixed
sz1ssr sc t7tuTes steady; September = esq; De
TloTs LONDON lPaclac Coas), arm. p 1osQfA
-Ezf-s s Louis fancy, winter. steady. es 3D. BEIsF
cu.e "a asssfy s2s 81 HAMS-Sbort cut, Il 70 70 y
esiet q 1 BACOS-c1HRbsEisnd cut 3 20 30 n
Es6.- aort rta l6 28 -. steady 5Ss: long. clear
g . q gA 2s sS n. steady. 5ss Cd: DO heavy.
nuef sea-y. des; short, clear backs 10 % - 70,
tAasee1t o clear bellies Is I6 y. quiet 54s Ga;
Pzns sglE'e Il 70 IS =, easy. as Cd LARD
tai w., = Pals, steady. SIS %. CzEEsE-AnnsE1csn.
80, +s ss oDi- sTs -; prS-1-SSs7y5 - so9-
taarsi = - LEsEED OIL au.e4. 2Ia BUTTER
r.asy q - EsoIECE quiet. 6-56- GOSEE-Coulznon.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

LOLLON-Ihe cotton market was active ana evoifed
tooWing the publication OF governments Aualsr con-
ouon report and prices sold 10 new low Level Sor
me season Ihe close was steady in tone but at net
oecLlle Se432 points
az 9oCO ~ n.es The opening was steady
patehes taa looked for. and prices held fairly steady
auIng the morning with traders showing very little ne
Noushess as result Of the approaching report There
was some little rr7guarlty fluctuations were verv
narrow, before governments
sHeo tne market was about unchanged Following the
IspoIt prices broke SGl2 points. rallied or 4 points
scIso AIRY steacy for brief time then weakened
selIlIg tnrough wire and commission houses
Win Souhern connections which
33a-y Ds4leVeG 70 pe Tor the OF OF the
larger OF the local bulls. declined p
January 10 Aoo4c about 1920 points below The
previous lowest point and general lis, showed NET
.oss o 8os points The close only little up from
1e lowest Aside from the governments report pIacfng
me 4ugust condition at e29 per cert against sSs per
cent last MONTH 44S last
years ago there was special feature the news
- various estimates are being based upon condition
from now the bulls claiming about 10 500 900 bales
ana the bears 800 COO bSges The actual cror
OF course viii depend 6on1itions from now on but
.o-1. eminent taxes be15ssh view and
POINTS to the Southern selling justification OF this
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
OTHER MARkETs-aY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug. 8-CATTLE-Receipts 1900 head; mar
ket steady; others dull; prime steers
IS e0ase 81 cows Sc 75aSs 80; hefazs 50 6OGs5 25 bulls
s2GSs S. calves S56s6 Is stoceFs and feeders 81 69
s. 25 HoGs-Reeeipts. Y 900 head market steady;
heavy So l5s6 80 butcher weights s. s5GS6 S. good %
choice heavy mixed. Sc l5GSd 80; packing - t-<0 u
6EEP-Receipts 900 head; market steady; sheep, 81 =
ass e0: yeariings S5G<8: lambs. s6GST 75.
East BuTalo Aug 2-CATTLE-Etecaipta, 900 had;
dull ana unchanged vEALsReeeipts. 200 head active
aetivs and BiOc higher heavy SO sBS$6 co. mixed and
Yorker So eS6 e5: pigs So e5sI; Toughs. s5 T5GS6
stags Ga E0Ras SHEEP AND LaAbIBS-Eecepts, 20G0
head; active and steady unchanged
C1nc4nnati Aug. s6-HOGS active; butchers ana shp-
pers 50 oOss 62z8: s. 7OGsd so CATTLE glow
unchanged; good shippers 50 &GsB 10; common
ss8S7 60
I.aaa.. CITY, Aus. G.-CALTLL-Reoeipts aO0O hsaA
&aaaG l1aN1 n6NI4NAAs SAStS{ 1874 stssss sxfpss
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

FLOUR AND 2IBAL-The market foz -four GuLet
to-day with top grades easier sales consisted small
miscellaneous lots present needs only. quota;
FIOUR-sDring patents s. 25@sb 15 winter stTalghts
sS 7Oq$s So winter patents SsgSs @ spring clears s as
S8 No winter, s. 15$3 40s no winter,
81 e09S8 10 RYE FLOUR quiet quozect BaAr 20 good
s. sOSss co. eholes e fnnsy g s52s4 10 CoEseA5AL
MEAL aEzn; queted g.as white end yellow 81 2eas e
quoted. Western sgsng sds standard m@dding. @ s1a so
ss shspEnenGs city bgG2 e3e 30 bulk $50 6OGs21 sdksI
n6dng &21 EOTs2s sos Fe6 eoss SIS 60 houliny chop.
s2i BO b1lk go 70 GaSEsl oIne21 solQS8O %
WHEAT rlsIt15E showed little dis
position improve to-day. and az times reached the
fegt levels E has yet rhs and for that
Tafasr IA several years. Almost 1othing IN the line
~ hii news rrosgce % check tbs downward ten
6sncV while beag1sh considerations were n1nerors Gn6
sfTectuaI bringing cat tines @ Esay he'd onS wheat
1arret started quite weak end with els eoopeca OF
Few slight rallies continued its doFEsa<o tendency
trosoIt the enfiss day The situation as % receipts
80 besn an the week The West had 44taoSD bush
eonnnared tfh 75l 900 bush last Yea while Tor no week
receiufs have gained about 10000 eash OYER tne pre-
Sos VVeeC EiGhouRh scattered showers were noted i
Darfs Of Northwest they were nOs ltt@-s 4g1a4
- CHANG. the bsaEish from ease quarter &l losL
az tha day Minneapolis one OF the Wsaeat nsasA1ss
- 49, country n the afternoon The Modern Mislrt
GANG out With a beaT8h statement rosaro1n8 "lhtSr
Wheat Conditions. AFgeBtine shipmants were nes@ly
than the prevous week Dur party o5as1
By rspoTts Of sDlsndid rains II that country Aas @ as
State Fs,> se.6 Tia YasAS crop 1s DsSeI 49,
sss.nA.sk snSvaaa ylaE = LAt 80 = - A1ees1A
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
Notice of Summons.
COURT, COUNTY AND STATE OF

SUEhEME COUhI, COUNTY AND SLAIE Ot
New York.-Trsal desired In New York crgnty-
Hamilton Juliet Hamilton. William CASTOR ERllt1r,
latde Hamilton surviving trustees and executors under
the last Will and testament Of John c. Hamilton de-
ton executors OF trustees under the ass win
and testament OF Charlotte A. Hamilton. dceeazsd Will
lam Pierson Hamilton, committee OF the Ale.
Hamilton. an incompetent: Adelaide Hamilton Wlla..
ton, deceased; Emma Cray Hamilton. Alexander Eanai-
rie L Henderson; Annie J. Addison general guardian
Of Marie l. Henderson: Helen H. Rhinelant-r Marie "
under the last VIII and testament Of Charles
A. Hamilton deceased ttufuS h Slnyt1e; schuyler Nal
LOTing Hamilton Helen Hamilton: Ptsrr-pOnt Eaulito1;
Alexander Hamilton sdl; Laureas Hamilton; Philip Slsr-
PENDANTS ana each OF them You hereby suIrnoned
copy Of your answer on the paints attorney within
twenty days after the service Of this summons exclusive
pear or angTs Judgment win be taken as1,Hss you Hs
HENRI STATION
orace and postolce address, 1402 Broadway New York
City. n. Y. Borough Of Manhattan 80
sSn as seTeTal gIaTq b r q Rhieianer Robert Eliot
trude Ray Hamilton; Violet Lorins Hamilton: The fore-
sng @ g am 01 is 81 'iss onars sG james Sn 81 q aea jus
tice OF supreme Curt OF the STATE of New 1oE- e
complaint in Office Of the CLERK q sss County os
New York in the County CeuEnouso i1 ne 6S5o1sn os
s az a. Iy isos The object Of this sction Is %
@ D@oP @ sSSsaE u a sf oS e Tfs s. ' & ss
Vithout great prejudice 20 the then far sale
tnes etc thereon situated the northwest
Broadway and Barclay street eesisaSsa ana kne1 as
So HoFough Of Manhattan.
fs,Ss New York Borough Manhattan July 2sh. 1900
Attorney for Piainti1.
Oee. and postofaee address, 1902 Broadway. York
City " y. Borough of Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

- Albert Bunker; Plaintiff against Louis Decoppes
ergh, DefendgnC To the above named defendant:
ars hereby summoned the complaint u this
action and 90 serve copy of your answer the Plain
within twenty DAYS after
summons exclusive o. the day % Serice and casa os
failure 20 APPEAR answer Judgment viii be
against By default Ter the relief demanded Tho
complaint.
Dated New York June 1ith 1904
FRANCIS X. CARMQpY, Attorney for Plainetr. once
and Poet Offce address. No de William 7or-
ough Of Manhattan. New York City. n y
To Louis Dscopp-f Be~h: The foregoing suulmcrs "a
served by publication. pursuant al order %
Hon Edgar A Spencer Justice the Supreme CouF: o
the State os New York dated l1th day July 1905
ana filed with thu complaint IN the oc- of ths Clerk
the County % New York the County Court Eouss tn
the City and County % New York.
Dated New York, July t2ch, 1900
SEsANSIs x CARAfopY. Attorney fer Pl.,ntir ot-es
oush OF Manhattan. New York. city. y. z
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

g 81 Western fed steers s. S9sa stoSAeEs ana fee-ss
a2 0SA %; Southern steers s2 1855 50s southern es
y-sE3 81 native cows s2.ss =; native heltess 81 &c
= -, s24A t2c3s ~. aA4ysA s. o0b<c 81 HoNs-As-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

The local market for spot cotton quiet with prices
unchanged AZ l0c for Hliddng upland and II i6c for
aiddling Gulf Sales 700 Southern spot markets
teegraphed follows: Galveston steady &c lower
at lo@c: sales. S29 bales Mobile DUH easy l-I6o
lower al 10 6c sales. S25 bales quiet ur-
charged al 70 e-l6e; sales bale Norfolk steady uu-
cnaIeo al II 4iec saes y bales Baltimore nominal
unchanged at 11lsc. New Orleans SC lower AT
Iozc. sales. 729 bales Augusta very ac lower at
1O5sc. Memphis quiet a. I0L5c 25
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
quiet sales 5000 bales; speculation export 500:
American 900 receipts 1000 all American; middling
upland. b6Sd: futures opened
changed; closed steady 102
5I2d: AugustSepteuber, 666d; September-0ctober 56
562d; Noveunber-Deceulber
eemberJanuary. 553d January February SEQ; Febru-
aFyMarch. 66ld AIarch-Apr, 5.G3d: April-May ed;
May-J1ne. 9 66og5ee Manchester-Yarns quiet cloths
Comparative statement for the week ending An
g.
Bales
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
Nes Eseelptg es al go statas go auE!ng

week sO2sO
week last ...-......-. 4Oe
Tota! receipts since September 7.795O1
Total receipts to date last 0a845
Exports for the week 317s
Exports for week last c3,J11
Total since September 6u32
stock at al United States ports 2O4.27S
year .-..........-...- as.474
Stock az all interior towns 14010S
Stock al interior town Same time last 12sS53
Stock az Liverpool $4,000
Stock at Liverpool same time last year 10000
Stock OF american a1ioat for Great Britain. 2&OoO
tine last year. aOOO
tbs following are he total net receipts OF cotton
RFYro zfuc rbeF :
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04

es,ss- SEQ had market TsGIOc higher. tos. 50 4o
f,.fF cq sRies 2ET<0 S. heavy s. 2sG %. Uac<-sa
s. 2aGss ass; nghts 50 soqss 40 piss ) 5Gst szcp
ssa esss RlG sheep s. -s3 g. Western anG ys.s.axA
q gas g; WeseEl shss.a s4S1 1os
AxA hA1A1H -
New-York tribune., 1906-08-04
Teachers Agencies.

AMERICAN AND fGKEIss> If.AHtitsNe ArtSCY
srrTiiss Frofess1s eaehaIl. Icgs. Governesles ETC.,
s-ef efscIIsz-s se10gf- GgHltlisa appN 20
% SSS-s- "a n V|1lNSrS-FlrI.CN. 8 CniSn SQglr,
,,,z5x 1tTsT fTTEl AJ-ooG teachers wanted S5r esu
Csii q address iUElediaIey INrAA-
=, Nl-FlFlFsSf BUREAU. Eth ave.
60 fNsT a. Mannarfan BuilfnE. lIe1