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Tedious Fluctuations Represented
Shifting Operationssof Handful
Of Room Traders.
INTEREST WAS y DORMANT y u !! n !,
Sharp Rise at. the Last When
n Market Held Firm OF. Is53
Atnalgar1atcd
+ {By ASS cIato1 Il PROSE-

N INV y DIRK, Jul To- Ti,e year b re-.
cord vas a z. !, T. W.
aay Sssss HsessnFs
\ nothing but gtho shifting 4opernt Ions Of w
handftl4 room traders l,d hey%,erI rs
mot sslontv esst ay
stoeks moved al wildly Do ~ point from
last nights lcvel crest tie mn 2.
ket seemed tircly dormant Until i 1he =
4 ahnrp rise mt thu las VII on ing !narkaI
II announcement. Nogs less * han three ~.
scheduilad for5 Tie day, y q which import
stSR ha bsen aiashsa Ina
Sspeeu1atlvc hopes had 5hcen based uori pro-
Tossed. III WIS cdr announced tlat the
ST. "a " could nct.be hed o y, *
the directors, 1 Special effort hid beer
4 nado I'd rum w forum l ,ssl q O
Union pactnc d!rcctors hnt y
hands 81 tho sIrxec,iti Cotnmit 4, E
9Tbe only spark o. aninat ton TINT the
market showed during the az followe e
ssembIlllng, Sa
been hcraldcd a Of tho ploba bic action
ranging all tho way from 81 ral s 81 5.ols
tho dividend e m increase e e s,t 4 pep
The stocH M 81 iiny
I and Il 4 per cent. extra for the Quarterly
period. The professional clcment drew
R negative deduction favorable to g Use,
from tho lack or pressure on the ma r. ct.s
which reaultcd from the 81 disnp point llntg&
outcome Of the three meet ngs q & y ne !,
dny.T8Tiic strong closing was the coil.
SEQUENCE after the only dctnonstra ton q
activity for the "a =, 49,, 6
I Bonds were Irregular To tal sales 70 % lr
@5' United states bonds were unc changed g !,
on call 1.S$ . * z ! u, . . q n
Nj I pryy5 YORK. Julys ioney on call
4 easy, 2I21-2; ruling, la close 9; y. ~
Is IL; titne loans, Irregular: sixty, days,
per cent; ninoty days ~ ,.s. !, tts
8naner.E5 as i q \; atering exchangA STEADY
si.slbO9p 34s455 len'ant ana AT e
sisi7o@ t4sl75 for bills pos!ied1
ti,Is SSH q bar silver, o5 -; Mexican
8dnlla rH. so 1 f}y Sssf
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I Trade Conditions Good.

ILL., Bradstreet's tomorrow will say for
Richmond and vicinity: 33s l5sl
Acknowledgements paper, bags aTs
Of paper trade are In excellent condl ton,
4 Loose sales OF Tobacco 20 Q re- small. Il but
prices continue good. ~ fS
la Corn and tobacco crops ire in good con-
crops will show#an increase over last
\ The produce ma kek is we'll supplied,
but prices are good "a, v 81, (.
10 Collections q re not Sgood,r que part!yass ~
ditions are true with the local re- az
trade, y 81 3sii IA IA as}
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$3.50 ll 80. y 9 y p. Z .
MARINE INTEhLIGENCE.

Ut PORT OF RICHMOND. LIZ ~, 1906. III
IL ARRIVED tsSS s}
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. James River
landings. and Norfolk, III ercha ndIsss and pAssens
gers Virginia NaylEatton Company. s WI
fS Steamer Brandon.E Harvey, Norfolk. meFchan.
disc and passengers Old Dominion Line.
Il SAILED. y III "a. Is Y
ii Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. 5merchan.
disc and passen gers. Old Dominion Line.
# PORT o 7, WEST PoINT.EJU LY 49, 1905,
s5lE) I1RIVED, g&s4ifls Us
b; steamship Charlotte Murpuy, bal tlnoro. pas.
sengors and general cargo N S II d
{, Steamer Elm City, Haynes, Mattaponl Rlvs1
.landlngA passenser 9 nd general sarsu. IN
Steamship Charlotte Murphy. altimore. pas
senEera and general cargo, & 7. v w.
Z Steamer Elm City, Haynes. Mattaponi ktyel
landings passengers and general scsr go
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;.'T[jO'|B|]IA|||.G|CO-GROWERS
MEET AT 0 | | n \
A Prominent Citizen Paralyzed
at the Meeting and In
Critical G Condition,
"a The I'Ilusa-p IHpateh,l

Especial to The Tllrsl1-D iHpAt CHI 81 4 AZ
& BUCKINCiIAAI, Va, July s 9,-TC o!onel.
joel Ford addressed q meeting Of q the
TOBACCO growers Of buckingham at Dill
wyn Wednesday afternoo =. = he nleetlnt,
vas held In accordance with The move
ml mont Of the tobac 60 oWera all over
the state to hold up their crops for betss
ter prices, and was la rgely ~ ayt ended,
were greatly enjoy edsS The oI.l Incident
that occurred to mar the Al easAre of tho
( DAY was the sudden attack Vt analysis
on MI Il. wv. & lIepa tatl, Of Rock NILS
one the bestrknoW Y ', and In =,
III d critical condl ton, hir.,s tola was
stricken early In the 3day and was ia ken,
home this morning. stil In a very bad
shape, although hopes are en- tertaine'sdt
EoE recovery Nit. Ford sls Splllea
where an gill day tlnestlnE v VIII \ 90
sNel
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best he ,nsr b ps,t
cows, aN common TO- {alr; y gS t OH u
poor cows. 12c.; bul cows y dsd ~
sf.ss ssgEss s: a,nbs
good common. atc.; hoss. y s ~
Prospes. sood tor next week. VI
July 3 l.. 5eo
sias:sS soSs q t;, 4 ! !,oak
81 81 ana naiss feed sgs
iis, 900 head n Market weak 70 1oc. ower Choice
70 prime g: !. t. }. go y9a
s Bic RE 900 head. Market weak e
81 SIS i lambs aris Is Is as
81 Eyvs YORK. July 10. -BEEVEs--R eoelpts.
1874 heal.s Nothing doing In. 1--we car fss-
Cd bctf fair Common =
7eoss absep and ss7 Ind.
KsesIlt. .'s head aoed 4 soss
PlTTsBURG. Pa. uly -: &C TT LE- q
Prime pii " 4oas.1S light
q; Prime eav.s. q
. s.; light; ma I.ket SLOW
wethers a l5aS. rs cuils and common. e 800
a.0D: lambs, los rs: veal cali y
G1Sc1AsTI cohnsa
Il ig III Il sSss ssaa sheer,
steHdy al 1901. 50, La u,bs- teady at ~.
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s. S.':'O-,uthernIR ailWayjj'

1, !, TlSAlNl LEAVE BlCriMoN ID! D NJ iSs s
,ri,, = y. N schedule fgures publis9cA
s.nyn e NORMA tion anu are not
q w A. ~ lily Local for n Charlott -
Sln rs for
- 1iIanI. Daiiy7-h,n!;ed Buffet p!illman "
lS nMSomph!S Cha ttanooga and all tbs SouteEt
I, rough coach for Chase CIT O1fos1ss4
Il IA and Ralel gh. ~ sSgf
, ; eS II Icx. sunday Kaysvtlta Iocai.
tiah:a itni tod ilmanE ready W
-. NJ for all theS Houth SssS
i. .n 4, YORK. r f 4 IN IN
Sunday
s'S .:, ps5,sss,p a M
~ Nm Nm e; ssS
4, 4. TRAINS ARRIVE R1CrIhO IN p. aSs4
!S Sss ~ Pr M From all the SOURI,
100 M-Ffom Charlotte. RI DufhaaHa.lsT
" hass q and IN.
PIG ZIG. a: From pa tnore ana
70 - No. o lis ri 49,
West Point ana Local n 81 atom !. u
y Wh ,ts Ho!,sa. and Lester Manor
II B..sPENc CDR Y, Ii. f1ARD,WSlsC3.sshs
Gen Mgr. FtSS Pa g a 1rnf.E -
W. TAYIOE al Af,:
p 9. "
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'sA1sll.l


400 Atlantic Congt Lane, com.
q, 400 American Bmelters5 com. i
Y Y 70, 7Noo Ainalsamutod, coppe 81 4, y.
1000 Amer, Car ana ftpundry i
n Amer Car ana FUll pfd.
j 300 American co ton Oil n, Il 4
t,1Q0l American TobAcco pfd w.
American Cal 1. ..y ....t.si..
100 American ! Cati !, pfd 4. i.
3, 400 Amer. Locomotive, com /.
Amer. LOCOMOTIVES, pfd ~,
500 American Bngtl Il .... {. /. 80.
81 100 Al A.ld 8 & Fc, com ,..i,.
m 20 "a y. 4. & and 8 I. Ire, pid ......l
Z, 400 Baltimore and o lilo !. go!
Il 900 brooklyn RAPID A Transit
"A 200 Canadian Pacific Z /. (. !.
\ 900 C!iesapedk 81 and Ohio. j
Y 9Q Chicago Great western.
10, 70Q Oh cage MI laaiid st B. Paul :
6,l00 Colorado Fuel and 1fpn....
rs 800 Colorado South B oOrri ]. ~. 4
4 t5 Colorado BOu tli.,S1 st pfd ~.
n B 4 If {. Colorado Sou tn !, ID ipfd ,...
40 C1ev,, Cin.; Chi. ntid st. u
200 COneolltIa ted Gas s......it...
81 100 Delaware and Hudson. .,,,.
100 Del.J Lack, ana Western. !.
o. 900 Eric, com !. ....s. ...st..
ss 800 I1rle,slst pfd Is. I. \. Z
zoo Fri D., I'd pfd ....s....,
~ General Electric ......... 4
900 Great Northern, pfd.......
800 1llfnpis Central -. +.
.2.D00 1.olilsville md Nashville. .,
Manhattan =. N. !. ~, ~.
Metro Stree t Railway /
400 Mexican Central ~. !. ..s..
\ 900 Mo. Kan. and Tex, CONF.
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o II FRUGAL GOVERNOR
Eats Ham and" Every Day a
Cheap Lunch Counter.
&s fsnacio1 "a The Tim .Dispatch9

COLUMBu s. O., y u ~ 81 81 s. Governor
Harris lett the plowg to take the g ff ice
he no w holds, and almost daily he shows WE
hts plebeian ways. Dnily for more \ han
4 week he has been ca ting his MONDAY
lunches at the State Street restaurant,
where the prices are He sits q he
counter and rubs allows with men GOV
cred CRIME 4 q {. .S5. z
III His than and lunch finished he tur-
8rles back TO the capitol rs vi were nay:
making time down on the farm with rain
brewing In the West. It has been many q
year since an Ohio Governor dined in
such commonplace surroundings.
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Ca, were burned u to deatf, last night
i ct the home OF their grafld father ~.
~ rda1, sz$Sj
ay#Visit5s ] am own.

y Those who intend Waiting JanneHtown VIII
not hays 10 walt unit next year to 10, & avail
eursion TO be run to,d under the auspices
% the oYng ,eague aofs Calvary. BaIf
d The i boat leaves u the Old bominlSIl wharf
n The triPs otteEs those Who 90 ian
viii be held tine great Ion OF next
Many inprov ts re t,ow DO ng mad g
place SO SEQ the aoid church and other lacss
81 shistoricg Interest
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u, 8. rafund! NJ 49, Rlstered .,......$
Y. q refunding 2s, coupon. ...s.....'2
3. %, rex Htered
Y. 9. coupon \.
o Ga 4 4. rsSis.sIea
q, s. Nav is.S coupon
Amer! can pbacco \. .
American NJ othcco 4 o.
Atot son general
Atcbison id jlstf1icnt ts..,:.
Atlantic Coast line
Baltimore and Ohio "
BA3il Hlote and Ohio 3 w &.
Tst0pkI va Il Rapid a Transit cony. -,
nAttaI Df Oeorg ~ Is ;5
e. g sorsIs az 1o.
lal az II Georgia Sd - nc. .......,s
hpeq and 4 Ohio az lfiis 4.
Chlcn 10 lton 1.
Chicn gu. Fl u ami Quincy now 4B..:.,........
II. Il and Pacific r. r. ~
Chicago, n !. and Tac.5 r. r. col ts. .....
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4 q, 4 yorl rsntrai zen aAs...... .......... %
D. III xen. 81 I. !. Z. Z. !. IFS
d IA ~ q 4. NJ; \. !. 4.
S Srs1o s ana INA reminding Isl
- IVA MoiItai, con s. 11sA
St Louis and san Franclzco ~ 4s..,...s s % E
~ tns ss%
Ses, ts,a,s OLE
So,,thern Pauino III ~ cert nca ties
Southern q Is q
Hs'sao ss s.
Saii ssSts:
4 Wnpnsm III SAX
% " NJ sa Isks Rs's Acknowledgement. 81
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NAVAL STORES.

n. G.. July 10. SPIRITS
TURPENTINE-Firn at 3 6s1ac, receipts Is
casks. Ros!n- Firm ct g 70 receipts, ?l5 bar
rels, Tnr-Firm at sa.00; recelpts 10 ibn{r
Crude Turpentine rrn hard, 8. \: dip, y ,S9:
barrels !, e, I,
Firm at SIC. snics. "a, 34s casks; rsceipts. 6s2
casks: shipments .175 caaka; Y. .as Rosin-F II,
sales barrels 49, 2, a. ship
s. ] I; i, II u PEN-
TINE 3ANDG ROSIN-Noth Ing doing, " tfEs &
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Mr.. Mathews Here.

Han 81 ~ wilkins Mathews, Of Acconnac. Sec
ratarw az the State Hoard OF Fisheries vs. Stop
ping Mis- MasheWs AeFs Conn ns
~ rtIn for tho purpose OF consulting the AS
torney-d General With reference 70 some oyster
laws, yiSfts 5ypise3 i3ti g5St sy 58l
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Chesapeake q Ohio Ry

Cincinnati. dianapols, 81: Louls. tleA!.ys
90, Louisville N ashVl lie. N etnphllsL
a:l5 and Zoo dsily.
vestbound Loca III rainsig
7:so AZ. daily and lis q. y. wesk daya.s
Newport News, lorfolts and OF q Iso!nt,i
900 Af and 100 ri. AZ daily
Local FOR N Newport N eWs and old II Point
7:s5 II 4 and 100 e. daily
81 lanes Rlver I Inc
.s 10 10 A, M; sdaily;s 5:15; P.s week
fArrlca Main Line from West; = M
-: 20 MI % IS Fl n; - ~ n .a zen
81 ;0O Pr James 4 River; sse .l0 Az
r.. N. lsDaily s.f1x: Sunday
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! RICHMOND EsTOOh si I;l!.l' 'll'l:l''lls.
" IG, Richmond, VA. July y. 1894 4
ass $E$s. SALES AT BOARD.
$virrtnln ca rolInu Chemical Co. pfeIc -o

SALES AT 30 ARE.
Virginia Carolina chemcaaal 81
at 1g1 ~, 80
Z STATE $sEcURIT1Eass3 bld, A .slt'as
Ar q 1 3sss "a 81.
va Centuries. 20. G. and RI. 1921 ..s % vac
E I,XILRoAD BONDS s$
Ia tlnnta md Cha 81 LIST Is loo
p XMC3L.9 n r.. Con s. TT 5, "
y p,s = c,s 81 1Rs S
i Georgin F So and pln 1915 loS
cyeoreia ana "a Eonsol 49, i GS sst
Norfolk and western r. lSSs. ~! v
Westsri, M 1st4 Gs. y!
seaboarl AR Line a.
RAILROAD STOCKS Par Par
Atlantic Coast II no leo !Ss
Atlantic Conat Line com IGo lss
Che peakc and Ohio. November ho ~
Norfolk and Western com Ny 5fS
pANIA AND TRUST COMPANY d STOCK M III
American National !. is71s
Nv Nv. ~ tinnai ~ 100 ECO
National Bank OF SAW ASS
=, - chem I'D. 5. !. 7. 10 so7 lo7.s
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YOUNG GIRL AMI BOY
y. MEET DEATH IN FLAMES
N l, (, n !, !, I, ,..,,,.,i,e l,resr

l5H-, by AhSocIA ltS1 F'TeSs.3 E IN
psoTY IN q xs,, 4 July ls,--hilsa
Annie Il SyiTbish, aged l6, and Robert
{Wtmblsh, d 4 years old, children spf MI
and Mrs, plsabIsA, n Savanna y,
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sustain the ma rkct until late IN the session;
Near the close, howe very detsr,n Lice
for * 10 day. Tho ciostnG was easy at ]. the
lowest throughout Tho list. and unchanged Ito
DOI t1ts under yes& " 63s
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.cL U, I, BOND i, i QUOTATIONS. i.

ana II, 1,ous gen. ~. 7. 4. 1OlH
Goorado Industrlal ~ ssriss
Goorado Midland 5s,s
Ciba 81 \.
no essnI g toierea
Erie nrfor n ~ ~ M i. h. 100M
Eli Eenera Il II: Il. !. WI
Honk I'M +.
lama n AZ NJ q, y. ~. e9h
TJnhn,, n a ad asfies 9sh
Innni, WI I. Z. plM
ias,a ~ nasJ a "a iea ~ n
Japan 4hs8 certincates.z III ser 6s. w
louisville and Nashville Unified ioo00 HS
Mexican Central ~. !, i6M
Mnxican Central III INC. !. !. 1o7 8
Kim u nd a. u mis- IA . I, 81 ID
Missou III Kansas ana Texas 4s 4. I. 49M
Missouri 9KansasSand Texas pds. 1. Z. 50 n
Mobile and Ohio Coint erai Trust 4s...... e
National r. r. Of Mexico con. 4s.,.,...s.i SS9s
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1:,l7 8, GOODS MARKET.

y NEW YORK. July ID. dry nj Il
keEn Was gener ally auiet to- day, but there was
trade heavy s9oda i9r d e. e. as
ere opened Fancy wooden goods were slow
The inquiry for China goods has not entirely
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NY E,,W,SYoRK II i { ,l 8 NiARKET.

2sy Rss
Darlsy--tS ominal.
on,lons 70. nei higher H; May, IS July, ssc
eg,slI,osstt Options
10 net lower. July. 81 kc,;; ptember, g.
h HsefNstcady. Cut Siea Is. endy picked Is
beIlIes iii isc. rely eady wessteIn
liz sis ID. Tpiowt- llarely stead s. toslhfE-1
Sieady n rurpentne--Q uiet nj 69sa COG.
y Rice--ouiet$ Molasses- teady COT ee-bpoti
Rio.s nuiet: mild 4 steady. tures steady at
not advance a OF 55 lpl s points sugarSE;RaT,
steady; fnlr&i refining e.
q -32c N molaHses sugar. Si-sic 9eu s!ua
4 teadys Buttersteaiy md unchange d, r.s =
4 nj Cheese rtnt ana unchanged ~
5IFreIRhts and 9PeanutE--l ulet ana EIhcnnhgeu.
and unchanged Cabbages---ss
Steady and unchanged. 4. Y, NJ ...I,,
prices barely stead Prime crude
ssass,s sc prime White prime winter
yellow. a3c. 81
81 CHICAGO, July Black ruat and m. con
dtIon OF tho Russian GRO we're me chlet
day. Early assertions of damage were a i,nae
nithoneh f,nai y quotations WIRE atill y 81 shtly
aboye. the close Of yesterday a the .s close
VAS on Rc Ga Il down Il 0lo. and provisions
w ~ - =. 80 /. =. a. "a - foiowp;
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ATI NH ,OASI |. il n Es

81 EEFE CTIY r. NAY 27TH, sss
Trains leave edmond daily
For Florida and Esout 500 n rs III
4 For ~. and w, Ry.s West. q 10 ana $50
1907 $3.50 NJ M a6 and 80 =,
"a For Goldsboro and g :sS
.sl0:45 and $40 Il 100. e 2:os. ~.
and $50 p. NJ.
a Except Sunday, g su nda ). onl q.
lions not guaranteed. III
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MISCELLANEOUS 81 MARKETS..
PEANUT q MARKET

tS3EE8 Reported BY Rolgers ~ CabeI Ct Coa ..lg
.spaniah-M firm att sl.l2M per bnshel:i
firm a shc.f for "a ncy stock:
lHQ52hc.
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~ FL Z: r . a i3g0 n a
M - M ever N oW5 q Improving.

~ W. IT
u NJ, Floyd b. Meyer, sot No. l SO Enst Clay
s,reet9cnS or The Tlmes- Dt spat Oh conpos
md quite az serious accident n ak weeks ago.
falling and breaking Ia knee ca Dr., FL N D
Taylor an ton the Vrginilia
abomt w The aid Of crutches, II lIn3 Is very
grateful for the trnany attentons shown HIM
during hls sckliess MA
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x ia LrIMo ORE MD !, July 10, FL !l1T,steady
and hinfi ,anges When rong; SPOT COZ eo.l-
" Fpot, c0IsGlS7c, OAts--Epssr; Mo-
mixed y. yssseaaIE, u ta 9i7isc
st tgHus and Unchanged. Cheese-s trong
at MOL Mc.e Ia l.53s ssS 5i48siYN
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BALTIMORE sTocK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. ND =. July III l9.-S eaboar I'D "a II
common .Sih Seuboard Air Line preferred,
Nothing doing sS5s tEft9
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STudge Waddill.in Another d district

Il Hon Edmund dWaddil judg Sc OF the 4 Unite
States District Court for the Eastern District
q short specsal term 4, 9t {, I;
In Char lostcsvlle 3yeste "a king the place
81 the bench of ~ Judge ~ Dowell, who hnd.
ibecn3called out OF tho Sta to short On
Il Swas not "a Jury term, and there was very
little business to transact 4. udgeS dill
completed the work y time y sreturn hone
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.Seaboard Air Line Railway

south hound Trains Leave Richmond tDaltySA
$50 AZ. NJ Local 70 Norli egh. GhsS,sS,
s.aO s. NJ Through sleepers and Coaches,g:At
%i'iS lnntn sDirmlnghar,.. Savannah. Jack Z
VIII vile and Florida pol nts
t0.o.n 81 NJ Through Coached and seepers saws.
80 AMMAN, Jacksonyills. al lanta, Hrminghan#
fNlo,rt I found Trains Arrive r chmond Spall
. 40 An MI :55 p. NJ. 20 ~, ~,
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COTTON :,i], MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July 10. The cotton market
,yasS : unsettled during to-day's sesslon with
fuelua;os The sIoss as Ssss,y
3 III, . lne1 gains being OH Sthe more remote posi.
lions Sales ior the day were estl mated az =
ia,VOo Iaios Tho opening was steady 81 & az
advance OF 3148 pohta. and shortly II terWara 81
ali the active mon tbs were 6Is points h!gher
on covering OF shorts and bull support. when
was Inspired by the nrmness3 OF the Ltyerpo poo
market, AZ reports Of a good demand at urn
necoinpaaied BY crop damass reports from, the
and Wes,eFp a. ts sayancs on otssr oss
easier. Fluctuations during the lnldd 'a session
were very narrow. but toward the close tne
Y market acted quite weak and unsettled Wlta
prices he Lowest q tie day Auga 49,
tIonA for clearing weather In Tho South Were
partly responsible for the decline and there
u as no sign of bull support during the lat 9
trading. IS Southern spot markets were 9ensEi;
4 ally n unchanged The official forecast callea
for showers in parts OF the eastern and west st
ern helta kas, I.
portS T We Far ,ss
go bales gaIns.t e 49, ia or ~.
ieans were aie bales against 2,6ss last year,
and mt Houston ls5 bales against Sv4s last
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Rllchmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

ar. "A ,eanys corner Of Seventh X and Il Parry
streets Manchesler every hour lon the ,hoy S
from : Nh 1sst SAT s maaals
r CARE leave Petersburg foot sofS sycamore
Street. every hour from 6;a5 n 70 l9 ~
Nj Iast car, II 40 P,4 mlted car a
daily, except Sunday q \, q, M, s
All cars from etersbuFy
r-crdl $esra
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Total to-day al All parsI,N Net reeeipts 2 T. Z;
pa pa et1neTi g .ss BALES stock
onsoaed q az ess e. lto
france 4 S,S93 bales; q to the ointment ~ +s6
bales; 10 Japan. soo bales, = 4 !, no a-ne
receints, 1Ts5 sol ba les port to qrGat 81
baies 70 Franse Ga y gso e ne
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bales orths spot Futures opened slsady, s9ss
eottona aelds 81 Alabnma and NbaRdoped cropss3
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, 1906-11-09
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observation-disclosures Badly MARRIED Sol.
emnity of Occasion.

Not far from Worcester, Mass,
there lived ONE years ago a man
who combined the business of rural
undertaken with that OF miller. He
had spells of absence of mind that
ere dangerous to his dignity when
in the presence Of death. One of
these spells was upon him when he
was officiating at the funeral of a
worthy woman who had been one of
the most popular leaders of the coun,
try society.
The funeral was at the home of the
family, and more people attended
than could be seated inside the house,
so many were standing about the en-
trance when the time arrived for con
signing the body to the hearse.
The man who assisted the under
taker, in the capacity of driver both
at funerals and about the business of
the grist mill, exulted in the name Of
John Smith. He was sitting on the
funeral car down the road when his
superior bawled out from the door
way of the house of mourning: Bring
up your wagon, John; we will load
the grist!"
1t was the last call the undertaken
in question had to bury any of that
particular family.
, 1906-11-09

A swarm of bees on Water street
took possession of a store in Auburn
and furnished amusement to a large
crowd of spectators hat gathered on
the opposite side of the street, says
the Utica Observer.
The bees resented any intrusion,
and anybody who came within ten
feet OF the window and awning where
they swarmed received a sting or two.
Victims were plentiful, and the cruel
spectators, out of harms way, took
fiendish glee at the victims antics as
one after another was driven up the
street followed by a part of the swarm.
One man strolling leisurely along
came into contact with one of the
sharp points on the end of a bee, and
his surprise was sc vigorously evil
denced that he attracted the atten-
ton of the entire swarm, and, thrust.
ing hi. umbrella right and left, he beat
an ignominious retreat, accompanied
by a delegation of the insects. The
sidewalk was covered with dead bees
The arrival of a thunderstorm effectu-
ally drove the bees to cover.
, 1906-11-09

conditions a promising crop may be de
stroyed in a few days. Wheat cannot
stop growing and remain dormant dur.
ing an u%nfayorable period for growth
as does kamr corn or sorghum. The
grain must finish It's growth and ma
ture in about a certain period, what,
V e the conditions for growth may be.
Spring wheat is not we'll adapted for
growing on arid soils without irriga-
ton. but with sufficient moisture to
start it in the fall and with the usual
spring rains, winter wheat is a profit
able crop even on the plains where
the annual rainfall does not exceed
fifteen to twenty inches. However, the
methods Of growing the crop are yet
crude, Frequently a western farmer
plants so many acres that he is unable
to farm the land well and the result
is a poor crop II the season is at ali un.
favorable. Some farmers, however,
are adopting the better methods.
Enough good farming has been done to
prove that it pays to cultivate and till
The land well.-Denver Field and Farm.