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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29
Big REGISTRATION
CONTINUED from Page One,


The music OF the band drew large
crowds to all the street corners on
Smiths Hill; and at Randall square an
other concert was given. Megaphone0
were also used TO advise voters to regis
ter register, register Beside this q
large amount Of red fire was burned at
important points. At Tooleville one Of
the best concerts ever given in that To-
caiity called attention to the wagon and
to It's instructive signs.
The Glib Representatives were much dis
appointed that Alderman Dunn was not
anywhere near to address the voters on
true Democracy and the necessity of do
Ing ones full duty as a Citizen. II was
found that the alderman, who had been
looked TO for an oratorical treat, had
taken a car down town q short time be-
fore Chairman O'Neil OF the Democratic
city committee could not be located.
either, although he Is an ardent admirer
OF the beauties OF Hopkins Park: and his
absence caused much comment.
AT Wanskuck big crowd turned out,
and the member OF the ward COMMITTEES
in that section gave the clubs repre-
sentives quite a send-off. The bands wsro
also Hospitality entertained by a local no.
tel keeper, and a concert was given In
front Of the hotel and also In front OF
John ID. oConnor's newspaper store.
II was about 10 O'Clock when the party
arrived back at the club headquarters.
The ward II was agreed. had been thor
oughly aroused: and last nights work
brought out the fact that already there
have been an unusually large number OF
voters qualified in Ward Three. This was
the first time band was ever used to
boom registration IN Ward Three.
There were present in and about the
city hall to note the progress OF regis
tration, Nathan NJ. Wright. Richard B.
Comstock, Thomas r. Donahue, Addi-
son p. Munroe. Peter G. Cannon and q
Woodbury. German.
Notwithstanding the large number Of
voters who came In steadily. there was
no real crowding. and the registration
officers had no difficulty In enrolling all.
AS larger crowds are expected tonight
and tomorrow night. preparations to han
die them easily and quickly have been
made.
Tonight special convcyances win bring
ths voters from all the wards.
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work that such a temperament can do
IL all who have excused themselves for
selishness and evil because OF the ar
tistic temperament had recognized tnat
they were really excusing the perversions
OF their temperament. and not the tenn
perament Itself, much needless pain and
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-29

not its good as well as its evil posslbi-
tiles The truth Is that we Inherit our
temperament with IT'S natural perversions.
and IL Is for our business In life 20 shake
of the perverslons. in order that we may
find the veritable temperament itself. and
that II may carry us on truly TO the best
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Odd Short Pants

Made of remnants. Real
values soc and 75c. Just
what the boys want for va
cation. 39c
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EXCUSE FOR FAULTS

sometimes you hear as an excuse for
faults, 1T Is my temperament Do you
not know that the perversions OF a tenn
permanent are not the temperament itself?
There never was a temperament that had
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In the island OF Trinidad.
This lake extends over an area of nine
ty-six acres, and its surface is composed
or great floating mass OF asphaltum.
scanned with veins OF clear water. From
II and similar lake in Venezuela the
worlds supply OF asphalt is drawn.
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TWO STRANGE ONES.

One OF the most remarkable lakes IN
the world Is the celebrated Pitch lake
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FOR VACATION, ETC.
A Few Specials

A three-ply veneer box, leather
binding, heavy straps, polished
brass trimmings, Hagney bolts, 2
trays, scallop binding, Texoderm
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A handsome and durable trunk,
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STEAMERS

Japanned trimmed, leather
binding, two centre bands, cloth
lined, 34-inch length, at. 9. 90
Three-ply, veneer box, pol
ished brass trimmings, scallop
leather binding, with straps, all
points riveted, with Irish Linen
lining, 34-inch length, at. 1880
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mings, with heavy straps, Excel
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sorrow might have been avoided."--Annie
Payson Call in the American Magazine.
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for ................... SOC
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Our fabrics Blue Serge made from specially selected
ongfbre will shrink, the
Every suit carefully handfnshed with style de-
tails found very sold elsewhere any price.
medium and weights
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
MONTGOMERY CURRENT ouoTATIONA
tcorrected DaIly.l

tC0EAEEtG0
 These prices are at wholesale and not ta stsrch-corn sOIee; standard Eoods pearl ,4Ac: Eloss lump 4Ac; nickel pack RIcs--Ertra fancy shes head A0se; SrOA- sSiIttEhiSerpooi ti: VirsInia soc
 VInegar--Per gallon lt02aa
 Coffes--Greens common Sh 0l0c; prime 1oA 0IOhs; choice 1l@1lAc; fancy 12@ Candies-stlek sc: fancy s@1ea
 Crackers-xx% soda she: XXX EInEsr Flour-~Rasis of barrels: High patent ss. fancy patent $5. 5O:> half patent $A.76
 Grits-Psr 6Sl; fs;SS: ;S5: risH per sack sa.'S.
 Lard-Leaf 1Oe; compound 7&c: hssis tiarcas
 Grain and Hay-Bran SI.25: shorts SI Sc; corn chops Toe; white corn 7sc: oats mixed SIC; white sac: white clipped bSc; timo- thy slo5; Johnson sra-' Tee: rust proof Cotton Seed HuIIs-Looss per ton ss.SO, haled t9.o0; saeks SS.s0; cotton seed meal Fruit and Produce-Triumpb potatosR S1.15 bu.; onions S1 bu. Western green hea% ea56ass SarTS, ;nsea crates SYe fsbey fPp1s Sn Sni P. e peanuts sc h.; lemons s5.s5: snap beans sanaSsSss 'is HisiSdss@Dry q annts lss. dry sAitsd sIo; stesai chicfsnS- Hens sO0ssoi frysrs s50sOO: aOlassss-Gsorgla cane. barrel sse psI syruD Log Cabin. gallons Sl4; I& gallons t7. 50; quarts $4 25 per doA .
 eugar-Granulated SAoi V. T. C. Ako
 Country butter--1Sc.
 seed-Rys S1 per hu; wheat q. .os; barley ib.; onion sets, white afIA iai pearl tsi blue Erass 1S 01sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to c. e. Abercrombie md Cn.. 22 Cnnaunerce st.

By Private Wire to c. c. AbeFcr0mbke
 and Co.,, 32 Commerce St.
 New orleans. July 7.-The notewor- thy feature of the past week was the publishing of the July bureau report, showing conditions of the cotton crop on June 26. to have been S3.S against S4.6 last month and 77 last year. de- noting deterioration for tho month of 1 q points.
 June was attributed to the Govern nients correspondents being unable to report on the benefit to result from the rains which set in about the open ing of the last week of June.
 The weekly weather report, however, which was made up to July 2nd, off cially annourIed the breaking up of the dry spell in the southwest by gen. sissippi Valley, and it follows, there fore. that 1t is probable that the dete- rioration reported for last month has been recovered.
 Whatever might develop during the balance of the month, weather in the cotton belt since the last bureau re- port has been ideal, except for some in the South Atlantic States where dry weather is desired.
 During the month ending July 18th, last year there was a further deterior- ation in the condition of the crop of about 3 points, the general average falling to "A 8, yet the crop was about l0.726,000 bales. actual growth. That the sent-tnoinent the indicated yield Is about 15 1-2 per cent larger than one year ago, and as the weather has been favorable thus far this month, the probabilities are that next months comparative condition report will in- dicate q larger crop In percentage than did the bureau report of last Tues day.
 Last year. during the planting and growing season. there was too much rain for the good of the plant, espe- cially in the central and western belt. where in some instances, not more than half crop was made, particular ly was this so In Louisiana.
 This year thus far the rainfall has been ample and has occurred at op- perfume periods. the precipitation for the district of Galveston. which cov- CTS almost the entire state of Texas, averaging .6S inches since June 25lh,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
MARKET FOR COTTON
OPENING WAS DISAPPOINTMENT
 TO BULLS.
;Mfxh Cables and Good Visible Supply Statement With Favorable Reports Indicated
 Big Increase.

New York, July 7.--The cotton mar points. which was a disappointing re- sponse to the high cables and buiiish visible supply statement. The weather was considered favorable, week end crop reviews were nearish and there seemed to be little desire to buy in week end market which ruled very quiet af- ter the opening and held around the in- initial prices .
 Receipts at the ports today z,44e baIen aRainst 4.s24 last week and 11.eT6 last year. For the weak 25,000 bales against eARe3 last year. Today's re- csiufs at LN Orleans 7zs bales against 1s74 last ' and st Houston 64l hales agaifss-s,3s last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08

compared with 8 .s4 inches last year and 4s Inches in the big crop year of In the South Atlantic States where the rainfall Is said to have been ex- cesstve, the average precipitation for me districts covering Georgia and the inches since June 25th against 2 .33 inches Inst year and f.73 inches year before last, and in this connection it might be admissible to say that the south Atlantic States came within an ace of making as much cotton last year as they produced in the record breaking crop year of 1904
 Yours truly
 c. G. Abercrombie & Go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
Chicago Grnln and Produce.

Chicago. July 7.--Weather through out the United States today continued favorable for the new wheat crop and the local market was weak, final quo- .ations on the September delivery be- Ing down 6-S Corn was off 1-S Oats were down 1-2 O 5-8. Provisions were l-2 to 12 1-2c higher. The bearish feeling that prevailed throughout the entire session was due greater part of the wheat growing sec tions. Other factors that centEibuted increase In the movement Of the new wheat crop as shown by Ubberal ac- ceptanees of bids sent out by cash the day and the only support for the market came from shorts. In the last half of the session the market became sales for GH eRporP 'eR The demsnd spS5Ts SoWeS S CT. was not sufficiently lively to pre- vent another decline, prices at the ssptemSas opened 1.S @ ioS iiSTest to fos pSs'1 a S down to IS s-s and closed at 7s S-s Q were sauai to i2sooO bushels. Pri@s- against sis.aeo bushels tGs tiD sa%s S"'9sts day Chicago reported receipts of PA cars against 265 cars last week and I49 cars one year ago.
 
 weakness of wheat caused some profit taking in corn early in the day and re- suited in moderate weakness. Later cash houses reported that acceptances of bids were extremly light and this caused an improved demand toward the middle of the day. All of the early loss was regained and the market held steady during the last hour ef trad Der opened 1-S to IA lower at 5l I-2 and 51 3-4 Q 71s and closed at 5t SIS. Local receipts were 259 cars with sac contract grade.
 on free selling by local lorgs. Wealth CT conditions were very favorable for the new cror and advices from the country stated that in many sections the growing grain showed marked im- provement. September opened IA to 3-s O 1-2 lower at 34 1-4 to 34 a-S O Ia sold 34 @ 3-4 and 34 2-s % 1-2 and closed at S4 Is. Local receipts were S6 cars.
 Provisions were quiet and firm. Ribs were in moderate demand by small packers while other products were bought by pit traders. The chief bull ltsh influence was a five cent advance ip the price of live hogs. At the close September pork was up 12 1-2 at $lI12 1-2 Lard was ? 1-2 higher at $500; Ribs were 5 o 1-2 highNe at ss.42 1-2
 Estimated receipts for Monday; Wheat go cars. corn 52a cars, oats 213 cars, hogs 45.O00 head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
French Wealth We'll Distri6Sfsd.


 The fact that France is able to hold substantially all of her own public debt, to finance her own industrial en- terprlses, and still have so much lert evidence of the thrift of the French people. One reason for the great pros perity of the French people seems to be the general distribution or wealth among the population, large fortunes and great industrial combinations no ing comparatively few in number
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08

changed to fiye points higher The market was almost staenant throughout the short session. prices moving in very narrow limits. Prices tended slightly downward. the clos ing being at the lowest with prices one point higher to five points lower than yesterday : cI0sa
 During the morning the first bale of cot ton of tho 1906 crop in the United States arrived at the cotton exchange and was placed on the sidewalk outside of the trad ing room. It was shipped from Browns vile. in Southern Tnxas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Porf Moveuent,

fort movement.
 Gaiveston--Steady. II i.16c: net receipts sss; gross receipts 6e5: sales l3 stock z2.eo2; shipments to Great Britain 5,2s4. New Orleans--Quiet. 11Ac; net receipts 72s: gross receipts 7ss; sales 400; stock ss2sa; shipments to Great Britain 5000; to continent 2,415; coastwise, BIO
 Mooile-Quiet, 1eAe; net receipts iJ2; gross receipts 112: sales 25: stock s.s03: shipments coastwise 50.
 Savannah-fauiet. 10%c; net receipts fs0: gross receipts tso: sales e2s: stock as, ,e2o !; shipments coaztwise 524 CLArie iesten--Nomlnal: net receipts 1; gross receipts l.. stock s.502.
 Wtlmlngton-Steady, l0%c: net receipts 2sa; gross receipts 2s3; stock SPAS.
 Norfotk--Steady. II Mc; net receipts 2s6 gross receipts 29e: sales i7s: stock IA, ss1; shipments coastwise 12o.
 BaItimore--Nomiral. l1hc: stock 2.02S. New York--Steady, 10 so; gross receipts Tos: stock ii4.s5s; Shipments to aontinsat eross receipts 1.e34
 Rhtiadelphia--Quiet. 1l.o5: stock 1.543.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July Dull and barely steady for flour
 Molasses firm.
 Coffee spot Rio steady: No. invoice TBc; mild steady; Cordova 90i2Mc.
 Eugar raw firm; fair refining sAc; cen refined steady; No. ! I,i5; No. sl. 10; No. 9 s4. o5; No. 10 $4.0o; No. II sS 95; eonfectioners A s4. s5; mould A sS;os; cut loaf $5. 40; crushed $5 4o; powdered s4.so; granulated S4. TO; cubes S4.s5.
 Cotton seed oil firm: prime crude fob. mills 21@21ke; nominal new crop. do. yell low 3T% ease.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
Interior Movsmeu,

gross receipts sli: shipments s7s: stock iB,1as
 Augusta--Steady, l1Me: net receipts 3f i, gross receipts St; shipments ST: sales 4Ss: stock 2e.247.
 Memphis--ouist. ioNc: net receipts 10: gross receipts ii6; shipments s49. sales 25 i; Stock 10.7ge.
 St Ionis--steady. 10wc, gross receipts 394; shipments 4e9. sales 500; stock 6,3s1.
 Cincinnati--Net receipts 1s2, gross re- ceipts ts3; shipments 500: sales 600: stock e.3s1.
 Louisville-Ffrm. 11kc.
 Total today--Net receipts s44; gross re- ceipts l.s43; shipments 2.92s: gales s.71s; stock ee.002.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
Total Movement.

Total today at all ports, net 2s4s; ship ments to rGeat Britain 10.2s4; to continent 2.B7f. stock 260.395
 Consolidated at all ports. net aE4s; ship Taents to Great Britain 10.2s4: t0 continent 2.53t
 Total Gince Sept 1. at all ports, net 7,s7s.- s9S: shipments to Great Britain 2,7ss,122: to rFance 70aSo7. to continent 2,BsD, 1855; to Japan 1T. 360; to Mexico 2,764.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
MARINE NEWs,

Mobile, July 7-Arrived: Schrs.. M. A. Horn. Anin,. BonnenhalI Havana; Hattie C. Luce. Ann. Cooper. Guantanoma; strs.. Suldal, Nor, Ellingsen, Puerto Cortez: Con
 Cleared: strs Norman, ewed., Andersen. Santiago: Banan. Nor, Morrison, Puerto cortez; Colombia, Nor, Ucherman. La
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
sT. LOUIs PR0DUCE.

st Louis July 7.--Flour. steady.
 Whiskev steady 31.S3. Pork higher; jobbing $1e. I2h.
 Lard firm; prime steam $e. 6S. [. Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts ss T5; clear ribs $9. STA: short clear $10. Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts $1O. 50; clear ribs S10. 62A; short clear Sl0.75.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
THE METAL AIARKErs.

New York. July 7.--With London closed aa usual on, saturday the metal markets Spot tin was Quotted at $37.50@SS7.7 IFS. Lake Copper is held at SIS. .5O Q $19. co electroiytic SIS. 25 e $1s.62A: casting SIS. 0{ @$is. h; these figures being more or lsss nominal . Lead remains quiet at sS.7S8sS.sO.
 Spelter at $5. .954 $6.0 CO.,
 Iron was unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
:..ss; N m.ss: VIC ss.ssos4.sa wv

Wilmington, N. C., July 7--Spirtts turpen- tine 56 1sc; receipts 43 casks.
 Resin. nothing doing: receipts 140.
 Tar firm $2 %; receipts 3s. <, Crude turpentine firm: hard 9s.75: dip s4. 80: virgin $4.6 60; receipts 6e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08

Port Eads, July Arrived: strs. EI Paso. Ann, Patton. New York: sllicia. ItaL. man, Havana: Dora Baltea. Ital, Figart Pensacola; Nicaragua. Nor. sauressen, Pu- Cruz
 Sailed: strs.. Rosina, Pr., Hurry. ceibs; Preston. Nor. Irgens. Port Limon; Taunton. Nor. sorensen Puerto cortez. oxonian. Br. Dickinson. Havre and Bremen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
NAVAL sTORFs,

Savannah. July T.--Turpentine firm 5fAe;
 Resin firm; sales sbs3i receipts 2. SoI !; shipments Less. Quote; AEc ga .bs Q sS 60: S4. 2s: IT $40; s4.AS; Q ~.So@S4fsoi N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08

ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS. St Louis July 7.-The St. Louis Erain markets today ranged as follows; wheat:- July 74% asked; range 74z to 75k @ISA. September 755s asked: range ThM to 70 December 7sM asked: range 7sh to 7Sh
 to 7s% @Tsh,
 Corn:- July 50&. September SO% @SOE ssked: range so% to December 47A.
 Oats:- July 35%, nominal September 34h asked; range 548 to SAh. December 35h asked.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
NEW YORx COFFEE MARKET.

New York, July 7,--The market for coffee futures opened steady at an advance of five noints on steady European cables and mod crate Brazilian receipts Trading was auis- as oS five points from the opening but later iocai bulls were moderate buyers and there was some covering with the close steady at a net advance of bQAV points. Saies for the day 23.250 bags. s- september .. .... ''.' ''''''.''''' 'S so so December .s. .... '''' '''' eeee May . .... .... ........7.0 %
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08

New Orleans. July 7,--cleared: .strs.. Cal Nor, Peddersen Colon; Bertha. Nor, Aamot. Port Barrios; Fl Paso. Amn., Pat ton, New York; Excelsior. Ann. Birney.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
MNw oRLEANs sPoT COTTON.
wwvv OKIEANs COTTON.

.n.,-, etrIeNTa Juiy 7.--Cotton spots closed - S~w.ss4 and unchanged; middlinE 1lMe Ssiss were 800 bales on the spot ana lVo to arrive. a total of toa bales .. v...n.n.
 Fufures opened duh. the old crop months two points lower and the new positions uh-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08

ana with the presence of large numbers of h,,Sars exnected next week the fall season viii open more auspiciously than was antici- pated three months ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08

New York, July T.-The week in the dry goods market closed strong in all but expert departments. Print cloth sales were larger and domestie goods experienced a good spot demand. Prices were firmly maintained
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to Lovemsn nnd Conn.
 pany, 36 Commerce. Sfreef

By Private Wire to Loveman and Com- pany, S6 Commerce Street.
 F New Orleans. La, July 7.--Today's 5 good Liverpool was offset by the rains oficially reported in Southeast Texas. where needed. Hence. the market, al. though opening higher, gradually set tied down to q lower level, closing at anout unchanged from yesterday on ly reported quiet and unchanged. Sales 100 bales to arrive. MiSdiing Si'c cotton ton was again quoted at II l-S cents.
 The additional rains reported from Southeast Texas today should effect qally dispose of the talk of continued There now remains only enc weak spot in the crop situation and that Is to be found in the Atlantic States. where ially along the Atlantic Coast. spell of dry weather is now overdue in that section, and should 1t set In soon. the argument so far as the Crop outlook
 TO our nlind the strongest bull ar- Gsnch ,ba as ppsSe spps IS tas tapS sot ss s Hester, the visible supply of American Sen Seies o mas ,ss geen d,S rsdueed hs t9 we began the season with last Sep tember. By the last of August should consumption continue on the present @Sofo AOI tAO I6BL UI Lu0 S0dSOn lhG American visible will be only about 500.000 bales. This Is a small supply to start the new season with and reu- ders another large cotton crop imper- ative to prevent e return to famine condition. The. phase of the situation should be closely watched as 1t is like ly to have an important bearing on the course of the market from now on hardly be better than they are at present still, any unfavorable weather developments would have an effect edge q very small supply will proba. bly, be carried over from the old crop With such q situation as this. star ing them in the face. shorts will. we think. find 1t to their advantage, to act most conservatively.
 On any decline. therefore, we would again except on sharp advance.
 Yours truly,
 T.oVaunan and Cnunpauu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08

NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES;
 nSew orleans July T.--Cotton futures COS ea ssuIi. But steady on the New Orleans coz ton Exehanee today Suo'aeionS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08
rayNnpOor COTTON MARKET.

ouiet prices six points higher.
 American nnkddiing fair ..~. ;..- .S4 Good nidGlsnG .''.s. .s''.. = s.SI Middlfng .... ..-.- Q a5 Low middling .s.. .... ...- se se Good ordinary s..' ...... ? 'xe Ordinary s.....;.,.o o'os
 The sales of the day were 5000 bales of which 800 were for speculation and cxponks and included 4500 American. Receipts 2.ooo hales. all American.
 Futures opened and closed Eteady Close3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET. New orleans July 7.-Sugar steady; open kettle centrifuRal 3&3 7-16e: centrifugal yellow 3M13%c: secondR 2d3Me
 Nolasses firm; syrup 25 O Soc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-08

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans, July 7.--Cotton seed OH prime 5lc: crude 29e
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MFNIpuIs COTToN OIL,

Memphis. July 7.-Cotton seed oil: prime crude 29a @30c; prime summer yellow SSe
 prime meal S2e. 50 Q S27 %; prime cake
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CINCINNATI PRoDUcE.

Cincinnati. July 7.-Flour dull. Wheat easy. Corn firm b3hc- Oats easy 39hc. Rye dull 62e. Provisions steady. Whiskey quiet $1. 20.
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NEw YoRK COTTON FuTURFs.

New York. July 7.--cotton futures closed rely steady on the New York cotton EA- ..ss. AeAar Cl11nf a inna fEera na follOWbf
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NEw YoRK sToCK LIsE.