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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
BOYCOTT OF BUTCHERS SHOPS.
Meats Ruined. Windows SMASHED and
Customers Handled Roughly.
(By the Associated press }

Philadelphia. Pa. July 25.-The
Jewish quarter in the southern section
Of the city was the scene of many
disturbances and %inCiplent riots To-
day following the efforts of YiddIsh
women to boycott korsher butchers
who have increased the price OF meats
through the Ghetto there were
fierce outbreaks in which persons who
attempted 70 ~patronize the stores were
roughly handled. In several Instances
the stores were sacked and the meat
destroyed The women gathered IN
front Of the stores and seized every
person who entered The meat the
customers had purchased was taken
away from them and tossed IN the
streets after coal oil or acid had been
poured over n In three shops oil
was poured ever every piece Of meat
the chopping blocks and counters
were overturned and the windows IN
the stores were demolished
The police Of three districts were
kept on the run answering riot calls
and reserve squads Rad 70 be sent to
their assistance.
As a result Of the outbreaks twenty
eight men or women were either sent
10 prison or held In ball for court
to answer charges II assault. incit-
ing to riot and other charges, and
az many more were arrested and lock-
ed Up for hearings tonorrow on minor
charges.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
WHOLE COUNTRY
SET BY THE EARS
PritChard's Blunder |;
Growing Bigger.
IMPEACHMENT TAlk
ford Proposal That Would N"t -
N4Fit tisg s.aNrrrtar uf NoFfta
sarunnn-1hr Political
Ahru Of Ia

Wellington. H. J44s lfs =
Secretary Ltcb today dsaleI Aat ths
President j. directing + psa ia
81 Assistant Attafues General sanford
but Il j. ncYcftEeisar s. far' asa ere
rcpre-entat.so r tne departments '
Justice who is E4 %arth Caro- ia p
communicating with the President d.
reetlN Ut through AUHfues t'tnefs
BunAparte who h ~ Lenan Aas
The officials = tae department ~
Justice Ia This ,ity apIeaf ,o r. ste
lutcly ia lgaor4uro II tao sRafisti#
going on in the state. and ue adn
sion uag made rs one - thess ~ tt#t
az yeatcrdA4 thaf THO frcatarNt t#"
cetNe. thc.piap fos bringing about +.
peaceful nolutlDn ~ ihc rate tfit%
lion conflict without consultation uHt
any one lie realized fuu wrt tha'
Judge pritchard had bluudefed En fHt
course ne pursued and tEAt The ef'
would be 40 do injury 70 ths adm'HE
tratlon's political program go weli a.
To arouse public opinion against . .sh
tralized federal government. ahl.'
Nit. Roosevelt has 80 eironun9ff> #4
Socatcd
The uncomfortable possibility fUa
the affair OF the United states ~
The state ~ North Carolina mas Ne +.
the next s~efBlon of congress prsftF
I much what the Brow nEyille affair "A
TO the last sosaion. IL ~beginntns g.
loom W ~ q reality ~ the minus 81
public men.
Threats 81 Impeachment proceed
ings against Justice frttchard ~
charges exceeding his po~err. aus
perhaps on other grounds. continue r.
attract serious attention il iH uads
mora. utaTHY4Yf rim every. NHk.H f#sH.
sage that the people Of the coLnfrs
are thoroughly wrought up over ths
effort which fhey cnarE the fedora.
administrator b. backing. nr ~ lea~'
by It's attitude heretofore has J4sil.
fled. to nnltifv the laws ~ "a state
and 10 put the cpuItr nf the rtatf
out OF business
The afternoon paper quofes q hIgr
official" today AZ saying
There ~ 10 alternative the turre
macy Of the federal authority mNf.
be maintained Right or wrong J4lEs
P~ritchard'E position must Us main.
tanned. and tho cas-" br permitted -
reach the supreme curt IF th'
United States for adjudication ~ thai
course lies the salvation ~ thr Ens.
ANY other would lend te
degradation and possibly anarchy Il
IS uncomfortable that Governor Gicnt
and his advisers would defy the De.
partmenf Of 1ugtsce IN II ~ rbalJ
called upon Tor aid
All .he papers iu the EaRt confines
10 feature rtorleg from Raleigh about
the m-omentouR conflict. witch ha'
aroused the advocates Of the rights q
the state III 10th Parfiea with terJ
few exceptions editorial oxprefslpni
are copdennatorN ~ the course Jur
sued b. Judge Prlichard and Side SIT
the North Carolina officials ia fbsll
efforts 70 preserve state Jaws aus
courts
Walter Stevens. of Pilot. X e. mhi
yesterday rad both legs amputAtcs
while riding on o uorthbound frelEh
train over ths Southern railway die.
a. Alexanria. Va H'a relatives Ia Sorp
Carolina have been notified
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
q p I u M

and WHiSKEY HABITS treated at
home without pain. Book of parti-
cuIars sent FREE. Address
B. NJ. WOOLEY CO.,
Box 3S7 Atlanta, Ga.
Office @ n. Pryo4 st.
lot off your treatment four
months ago. Have no desire for an
opiate. Your treatment is all it claims.
Louis J. Oakley,
Nav Is, 1906. Snow Flake, Ariz.
over -four years ago You cured me
IF habit. elias G. Starr.
Macon. Mo.
7 have never drank whiskey since
March p, 1892, when / began you-
treatment. I do not crave any Whis-
Lev 70 his day. B. .. Wilson,
Direct. Tex.
I have used your remedy both for
the liquor and opium habits and it
his been a success. l prefer it to all
other remedies.
r. C. Norment, NJ. D., Darlington, s G.
1 bought your cure under a nom de
plume in 1896. It cured me.
E. A. Barnes. Pittsburg, Pa.
Write to DIR. Woo J, Cox 3S7. atlanta.
Summer Tourists Rates to Seven
Springs, n. c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
l~IrteTjOr MONnnt
Stocks and B0ndS
(By the Associated Press.

81 the Associated PreSS.l
New York. July 27.-The sluggish
oess Of ohe hartman Pacifcs, which
has been in evidence ever since the
Intended dividend rate on southern
Pacific was made definitely known was
q continued restraint on the stock mar
ket TODAY. Prices f~luctuated uneyenly
over q narrow range and trading at
times was nearly ideal. The complex
ion of the bank statement was not like
the growth in deposits, though the
heavy loan expansion offsetting prac-
ucally ali the benefit to the surplus
from the gain in cash, which was near
ly as large as anticipated. Bank clear
ngs for the week show an expansion
1Ner last wear, and it is significant that
while New YOrk'S clearinES for five
days are 10000. 900 less than last year
those for all cities outside the seven
leadeTs reserve Centers are $65,000,0 coo
-reater than last year, thus rejecting
the widespread distribution OF the aC-
EE5ty- The weeks expansion of New
York bank loans is attributed to a
transfer of loans from trust companies
to banks induced by the improbable
rates for money on call. There was
some recovery in the Erie issues from
recent weakness.
Firmness in United States Steel was
attributed to the expectation of a fav-
trabIa report for the July quarter to
oe published next week. Cotton car
-'trs and industriaIs showed some spe-
.aI stngth. Changes at the end Of
the day we're small and the tone irreg-
Ga7r. Total sales of bonds par value
E25I.O00.
Some speculative activity developed
I'D the Hartman PaCifcs during the
week on the prospect of an increase
% the dividend rate on Southern Pa
l.fc. The L. S. Steel stocks weakened
n~9mentIrily on the new strike of
11ners in the al Superior mines.
nut recovered after the poor ~spe
Or success of the strike became known.
me copper market continued unset
Ned and was a detriment to the stock
market. The failure abroad of the
%~ianchurian railroad loan guaranteed
ny Japan Jared the confidence in the
return of favorable investment condi-
D"hS. Reports from mercantile circles
were favorable and railroad earnings
t,-sae u good shaving. The bond mar
- continued apathotic and discour-
ment demand.
United States registered advanced
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

Interpretations were rs follows:
Flour steady; winter patents Sl1o1sI4o,
straights S~S.73OS4.23, spring patent Sl700
400, straishts, Si100SI.Sa, bakers. S25O8
s~3.5owneat ~. 2s5@loi, NOS 310se, No.2,
y yeq ' So s; o oats no 10. z : ~ az I corn corn \ o :,
White As45asa; No. Wit s494s4; rye
No. 2 IS. g3oi feeding barley 5o@55 fair to
No. I orGhwaStern i22; timothy seed ass;
clovercontract grade 1850; snort ribs uoosel
S,62AGS.S7; mess pork per Dbl. t6.35116.5S.
(boxed) s.s7h0et2h; wniskey basis of high
grade wines I.3i.
New York Provisions.
sofa patents SIS Oo@S5.3S, do bakers $500
S3.S5. winter patencs Si.40 $40 stralgnts
S~5.Z50SE59.
Rye flour quiet, fair to good SE75 G5S.33
choice to fancy S5.f09S.l0.
Back wheat flour nominal, S2ioDsl2o.
Back wheat quiet, SLID.
Corn meal quies nns sl2s0uso, coarse
Rye NOM, No z western 80.
Barley quiet. fee Tin : -, m altlng ID.
se Whe as,S. T b35. t h5n. Man No; ,o : 81 July 81
Corn Spot fen, NJ : sol, July eo4
sept. 6i4, Dec. ssA, May 50,
Baef eusa fanny sIa,,osl1ao, packo.
Sil.0G0SlO.00; mass S).5}1sl0.0g b3tt
hams S22.00 9S26.o0.
pi~ckledsnouIiers :. -, pic l9i h1m5E21i21
Lard Sreadier, western prime ~SS70DS5.S0,
refined steady, continent S3.200S9.96, com.
pound SS09tS,
s17.GoDSiS.0G, mess Sl7.759sl3,5o
Tallow steady, city 5 Il. coInUry 6797
Rosln steady, s5rain5t commoa - gooi
S4.66.
T~urpentine easy ,066. 6oR
Rice steady, domestic fair d extra 38D54.
Molasses duh, New Orleans 3o135, goo
to choIce 3704S
Coffee pot quiet, No. z invoice 4, Santos
No 4, II, mud quiet, cordova 39124.
sugar steady, tIir refining S3-333, centrtia
gal 95 test 1896, m olaSS3SS1gar S3.t3, f6nneI
steady, confectioner's AS4.6), mold \ S5.fS
cutIoaf SIS. 50, "crusle1 $3.50, powtered S4.5J
granulated S4,S3, cuo9s S5.05.
Butter steady, extra crelme 242 o.,
commonto extra 16 Dr., stIt5 dairy On. n :.
SE30 2t. r~9n1EIE31 com non ID 9ASc !
1902, western factory onHl1n ID mss 2 )
%, western NGras, II DIS, lr55S 23 D22.
Cheese quiet, STATE iuti creamery 2iD2la,
iarge 1Ila, skins ..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

Exzssse'dy. nszrov sslsctei white n Is DO
choice 2f1zs BRO va - mAzat extra IL
nTsts 70 extra nrsts 1871 WESTERN arsts
1874. seconds f71 Is
Posatoe easy, per % sa7s1yI1y- asx
sieo1sko1. Jersey So ssts per basket $3.50
Ts2 SO
Psaaa,s qliel fanny haai-plcxe5 Sd
other domestic 219I
Cabbage steady, waite Dantsa g
do per crate 81.
Cotton b. steam % Liverpool 1S-
Cotton SEED ol firm Prlmz crude, { q. ,.
Nails, aon. prime saumzr ysIo~ s. nom
OF sam Z yellow 81 good OF Summer
yellow 5zts 1854 pEim5 waite Sac, primo
winter yellow 81 IA
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
Long Live the King.

Is the popular cry throughout Euro
pean countries: while Ia America, the
cry Of the present day is Long Ike
Or. Kings New Discovery. King OF
Throat and Lung Remedies" of
which Nrs. Julia Ryreh Paine, Truro.
Mass. says. 1t never falls 70 give re-
lief and TO quickly cure a cough 81
cold" Mrs. Paine's opinion IS shared
by a majoriy Of the Inhabitants Of
this country New Discovery cures
weak lungs ard sore Threats after all
other remedies have failed and for
coughs ana colds it's the only sure
cure. Guaranteed by all druggists. soc
and 800. Trial bottle free.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
of Showers in
Eastern Belt.
RADlNG NOT ACTIVE
I.aruc Began at the Opening
p,irr~ I1uctuated Within a Few
i points of First Figures and
closed Lower or All the
Months.
the Associated Press.)

< FORK July 27.-Thc cotton
.~s.r .pcued steady at a decline of
-. f.. points in response TO reports
ertH.r showers in the eastern belt
- H-rdation Of near months which
5re relatively weak with August
zasvg down to 11.29 on the call.
-ed.ng mere was not active but show
1 considerable nervousness with or
r. rratty well divided and prices
.cratiug within two or three points
tte opening figures during the mid
If the morning. Professionals
tp be evening up accounts in
.-auaratluu for the first August no
5ar on Monday and various crop
.rdf.5n reports expected next week.
.a market closed quiet with prices
.- generally two to six points lower
M JULY Is lower.
Ea.aiuts at the ports today. LILO
..a- against 749 last week and 1910
81 wear. or the week 5000 bales
,a.r-t 1853 last week and 29,970
t year. Today's receipts at New
14S bales against 81 last year,
mi ST houston 81 bales against 1,154
s. year.
New York. July 27-Spot closed quiet,
lag uIlands 1926, middling gulf 13. rs.
HES ...... bales. Cotton futures opened
.v and closed quiet.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
The Charming Woman

II not necessarily or OF Perfect form
and features. Many = plain uofn.r
n could never serve as an artlat's
model. posfe-ses those rare ottaIIffe,
that al the world admire nDafuesa
clear eyes. clean. smooth eklu ar
that srrishtlinsss Of step and action
that accompany good health A pms.
Ically weak woman Is never attractive
not even 10 herself. Electric El,fer,
restore weak women. give strons
nerves. bright syes smooth velvet,
skin. beautiful complexion. Guaran.
ICED b. all druggists. 50a
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
SPITE ON WILSON.
Warner Had No Recollection q
shooting Esther Noriing.
q - AsaoeLale1 -

Ne& YORK July 25-Frank "
Warner. who On Last T~BesdaE killea
Miss Esther %oriinR q b~oyk-ke~ptr
and then eludca the police FOR taret
hours only ~ rsaDpfhr again AHs
Shoot do4n his friend. John r. VII
son. vino died from hiH wounds last
night. made an anta-morfrrn state
ment today IN which he den 81 ui
kno~iedRe Of the ahoo;lng n Aist
<orilng. but admitted the shooting Is,
wilson Warner had 30 far
from his lnturIsz received in ais ~
temps 20 escape. from Z ~tr8ckmuu
~hD struck down 2tth 4 cotton hook
that the police decided 10 take ht
statement as 70 htE motives s9r ~.
double killing
While declaring he had n recoi.
lection If shooting Mia NoriinT Wa.
nsr said he shot Wilson ard that Vvli-
son vas rer55orsibie FOR HE taiIur.
tHso years agu. He Iaa mot told Vail.
son had died last nigai.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

liams first went to the hotel until the
writ VAS applied for and granted and
the president Of the Southern tax IN ~
charge hy the federal authorities
After President Finley's release ne
stated very frankly that II was his iu-
tention To- remain in Asheville Indefn-
itely. that he had t~e!egraphed North
requesting the postponement OF
board meeting which ne had expected
To attend Tuesday. BY others IL was
pointed out mat il would not be Wise
for Finley - leave Asheyille az this
time since such a move would nave
the appearance Of retiring under fire
and thus have a demoralizlng effect
throughout the Southern system as
gents At various points are constantly
expecting arrest and are threatening
TO resign
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
BIltiInore Provision Market

Baltsnore, jay z~7.-Fio4r dutI. winter
patents sPs4ns p4tzaLa s. rs ,
5.}5
meat q1lee. SPOT contrast. sfh1A
southern By sample sJ8S5
Corn sp1t easier 1913 southern walts
S3t1t So
oats i n, No. 2 waIte 40 $500. 10 10. ;
white 521 Ejk NJ ntxela7L
Eye 4 Ite4, , 2 wzs4sraS
EttLsr dTn Elacy lAtLAEJl > faacY
creamery 81, fancy Lad4s 23Gki store
packed 17I1s-
Eggs stsAty, f7gI7a
f54GA-
Si!If stsaIy. colrse granuIatsi SID nne
$40
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
New York Money.

New York, july 27.-Moaey on CAL steady,
&c 6darrei i al , Tim > loans firm. "a davs
- AZ, 80 days 5, q mos. q p. C. Prime
mercantile paper 5A0S. Sterling exchange
firm with actual businss IN bankers bills at
4S7. 90 1925 for demand and at asa. 90
4Ss 50 Tor % day bills. Posted rates asa and
4S72. Commercial bills AS318- Bar silver
ssB. Mexican dollars 52h. Governm't bonds
steady. Railroad bonds steady.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
EXCURSION BOATS UPSET.
Negro Passengers Dumped In the Riy-
er, But All saved.
lRv the Associated Press.l

augusta, Ga, July 25.-While a ter
was passing over Augusta tonight il
is reported hat two boats c~ontainin~
negro excursionists were capsiZed in
the canal and that they were all
drowned.
1t was earned late tonight that
While the two boats were overturned
all the negroes were saved.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
Na.ai stores.

WIN n ,tol. JAY 27.-rurpeltlua nothing
doing, receipts 81 casks.
Hostn stsa y, 400. receipts 23f boiL
Tardrn 80 r~ss5tpts 25 DoIS
Crude nrm; jto) DAD rssst2ts1l5
CllcleSso1, July 25-So-atay bin;
SlrI1lah July 27-~rarp3Itln5 firm
554D2; sales 80 receipts f,S77 satpmsltl
$40
RoSln frm. sales assn. receipts 225l ship
ments 2.sS3, stocks 6i934.
SILT SII7. SAN Si.35. 81 20.
FSlS5, y si93 IL s4.95, I35.o1, r S. 20
M553l 555 VIC $500 W S6.05
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans. July 27.-Cotton spot
tossed quiet and unchanged; middling
2 81, sales were 325 bales on the
pot and 175 to arrive. The futured
pened quiet at a decline of 3 q 4
,oints due beneficial rains overnight.
is a whole the session was a quiet one
nd barIin~ some buying on the open
ng decline trading was dull. At the
lose which was quiet the active
Months ranged from 3 to 4 points be
CW Yesterdays close.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
To Run Lines OF Greater Raleigh.

Mr. CASTOR Rogers has been ap-
pointed BY the committee of the board
Of aldermen for this purpose as the
civil engineer 10 run the lines Of
Greater Raleigh and he expects 70
begin the work Monday morning and
complete 1t within thirty days.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
Judge Connor'> Order.

The order n Judge Couunr. re-
handing the petitioners. Was as fol-
lows:
Ia the matter of . ; Rowland and
Lillian NJ Rowland.
Haheas Corpus.
The writ Of habeas corpus In this
cause heretofore issued by Hon thAs
II Cooke. Judge OF thc superior
81 of the Fourth Judicial District
was. pursuant To an order duly made
IN the aus returned before nae al
the supreme Court Room III Raleigh
on Monday July -, 1907. by j III
Sears, Esq, sheriff ~ Wake county.
together with the bodies Of the petit
toners = : Rowland ana Lillian VI
Rowland II appearing from the said
return. and the run copies - the
records OF the Superior curt OF Wake
county thereto attached. that the peti-
TONERS are in the custody OF the said
Sheriff by virtue Of the order OF Hon
Benz. r Long. Judge presiding in the
Superior Court OF Wake county. based
upon a true bill OF Indictment found
and returned by the Grand Jury of
said county at the July term 1907,
charging the petitioners with the muir
Ter OF Chas. r. Strange II further
appearing from an inspection OF said
return ana the records thereto attach
ed and made a part thereof. that the
PROCEEDINGS. had in court are in all
respects regular. the petitioners by
their counsel, move that they be per
mitted To enter into bond with APP
proved security in such sum as the
our should deem proper, for their
appearance >at the next term of ths
Superior Court Of Wake county to an
swer to said bill of Indictment. Said
motion vas opposed by Hon. Arml-
stead Jones. the Solicitor Of the sixth
Judicial District and other counsel
representa- the respondent There
upon / proceeded 10 hear testimony In
troduced by the petitioners and the
respondent. Upon n careful consider
alton of the testimony, being OF the
opinion that the petitioners are not
entitled to be discharged upon giving
bond as prayed, their motion is denied.
The Sheriff Of Wake county is di-
rected to remand the petitioners to
the common jail OF said county and
there detain them until they shall be
discharged according to laW.
The cost Of this proceeding viii be
taxed by the Clerk of the Superior
Court Of Wake county and abide the
fina result of the action. ! find that
the witnesses under subpoena and
examined by petitioners were nee
essary. | therefore direct that they
be paid III the same manner as the
witnesses for respondent. The record
herein, together with order. will be
filed by said Clerk in the case OF The
state Y. u. :. Rowland and Lillian NJ
Rowland, o pending in said court.
~(Signcd.) II q. CONNOR,
Justice Supreme Court.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, July 21,-Fresn confirm
alton Of black rust in the wheat fields
Of the northwest caused an advance
of more than . cents per bushel in
the price of wheat here today. At
the close the September delivery
showed a net gain of 1 3D.. Corn
was IA "a 3-S. Oats were SIS higher.
Provisions were a shade to 5 cents
higher.
Highest. Lowest. CloStg
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30

the Doctor Throughout aN thc -
files af eeueaf4uRAl develop wcEts -
tuq4eeta hearings GaH etmsatr ar
Arguments ar batuut Av hes sue$ Ia
Ntth s Suu ir pntuGtga And sppas-
ENTITY 4usfratl H. 0emvAuar gu thtu
respect has been throughout consist
eat and considering the strain under
which he has labusc3 = truly re-
markahle
Mr. Rowland. m The ether hand
IS or q nlucA more volatile temgws
autnt One" or twice size has ap-
PeAget Ia reart altuu8t AAEsara Ant
suffering with Intense. though re-
strained. -nersousues- once or tstre
her head has dropped and her eyes
nave Hliei With tears. again and re-
pcatcdlN N the lighter moments u tAc
testimony she has frankly f~aYgottcr
herself IN a naive meErlmcHt tNat bore
no sign q ANYTHING except an
thoughted ana iucous.aerate amuse-
mcat.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
\ Wonderful Hapnenino.

one of the most remarkable cases of
healing ever recorded. Amos F. King.
of that place, "Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured a sore on my leg with
which had suffered over so years. L
am now eighty-five.' Guaranteed to
cure all sores by all druggists. 25c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
ew orleans July 27.-Cotton futures closed
liverpool.

Liverpool, July 27-ClCsing spot cotton
UiGJ.
ITlct> easier.
American middling fair g. 20, good middling
i66, miadI!IIg 7.12, low middlIng 6.72, good
fC.LaTF s., , ordinary 5.38.
The sales OF today were a,oOo bales of
tiCl 500 were i0r speculation and export
nd luCludtd 1900 Ann lean. Receipts were
bales, ........ American.
cotton futures opened steady and closed
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
Dry Goods.

CBy the Associated Press.)
New York. July 27.-The dry goods
market was firm and fairly active to-
day. Large sales of printed fabrics
are being made
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
Bonds.

IL and the threes Il per cent ~,
call during the week
Total sales TO-DAY $50 9oo .b.-a
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-30
President Finley Put
Under Arrest.

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The order ~ Judge Common. re-
handing the petitioners. Was as fol-
lows.
Ia the matter u - ; Rowland and
Lillian VI Rowland.