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MOBILE 4, ATLANTA i.

Mobile May 22.-By punching hits in the second and fifth innings today Mobile made it the second straight from Atlanta in a contest replete with sensational field ing by both teams. Sentelles timely two sacker and the hitting of Garvin and Benson were features. Official score
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LITTLE ROCK WINS IN NINTH INNING Turner Yields Two Hits, One a
 Triple BARONS GARNER 10 SNATS Molesworth Does Wondeful Fielding, and Manning Is Not Far Behind. Barons Indulge In Poor
 Base Running.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Results Yesterday.

Little Rock 1. Birmingham 0. Memphis s, Montgomery 2. Mobile 1, Atlanta 1.
 New Orleans 1. Nashville 1.
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bert, Boudreaux, Baldwin, Kirkwood, Hall. Hochenedel. Cover. Smith and Gibbs The men will be in charge of Coach Win guard. When the team plays it's last game in Pennsylvania Coach Vanguard will leave the men, but he will return to Louisiana next fall to coach the root ball team again.
 The schedule includes the following col leges in order:
 Horticultural and Mechanical college of Mississippi, University of Alabama, Uni versity of the South (Sewanee), Rockhlll, Western Maryland college. Gettysburg, ot. Mary's college, Carlisle Indians, Buckneii, Susquehahna Ursinus, Yale, Connectlcut Agricultural, Tufts, Lafayette, Brown' University of Pennsylvania Bloomspurg' State Normal of Pennsylvania.
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Montgomery .. .. .. :. .. ..002 600 0O0-2 Memphis .. .. .. :. ........ 1902 O10 20s-S
 Summary: Two-base hits, Babb, Gran ston, Persons, Messitt, Helm. Three base hit Carey. Sacrifice hits, Babb, Don- ahue. Stolen bases, Reagan, Persons, Cranston, Carey. Struck out Helm 5, Savidge g. Bases on balls, Helm l. Saw idge 3. Time of game 1:40 Umpire, Pfen- ninger.
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MEMPHIS 8. MONTGOMERY 2.

Memphis, May 22.-The locals scored an | easy victory today, the 10 hits secured, I coupled with several errors, netting eight runs Score:
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Games oday.

Birmingham at Little Rock. Montgomery at Memphis. Nashville at New Orleans. Atlanta at Mobile.
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lOldlS .......--... oo -f +Batted for Ford In the ninth.

Summary: Two-base hits, Ford, Moran, Sentele. Sacrifice hits, Ford, Moran. Base on balls, Becker 1, Ford 2. Struck out, Becker 6. Ford 1. Hit by pitched ball. Becker 1. Time of game, 1:55. Um- pire, Carpenter
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NEW ORLEANS 4, NASHVILLE 1.

New Orleans, May 22.-Each of Nash ville's errors was costly and meant a run in each instance against New Or leans in todays game. Bartley's pitch ing and Rickerts batting were the feat llres
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managers-the first. incidentally, and naturally the only one that has carried any weight-this matter has been dis cussed from every angle
 In spite of rumors to the contrary, how ever, it Is not likely that there will he a change prior to the return of the Barons. and there has been no consulta- tion among the owners of the majority of the shares of stock.
 MT. Mcqueen returned yesterday from New York, MT. Bradley has been out Of the city for several days, and MT Baugh is now in Memphis.
 And there has been considerable ill., advised discussion as to the man who will succeed Manager Vaughn, in case Man ager Vaughn is let out. This discussion can have but one result-the arouslng of ambition on the part of numerous players, and the subsequent disappointment, with it's invariable eventuation.
 And to end the discusson-for this purpose solely-The Age-Herald will state this morning that it has been matter agreed upon for 10 days, since the begin ming of the present western invasion, in fact that in case Manager Vaughn is let out Captain Molesworth will succeed
 Inasmuch as this is a fact, although unknown, of course, to Molesworth, it is hoped that there will be no more discus sion anent the subject
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Ryan Signs Bergman.

Montgomery. May 22.-F'red Bergman. pitcher, lately with the Minneapolis team. has been signed by Montgomery and will report to Manager Ryan in Memphis Sat- urday. The team has been very mucn crippled by illness of pitchers.
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nook d uand touches tn tte SMeI called world the and formed ell nequan eomc will Monday and
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Red styIographic Pens, 75c

This pen is an English pen and is equal in appearance to the imported Jumbo Stylo that retails for S2. We have been able to buy only three gross and therefore advise you to take advantage of this spe-
 cial offer. (BoOk Store)
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cobb Is the star,

washington, May 22.-Detroit found Pat len for two singles and a double in the
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 last inning. scoring four runs and defeat ing Washington to l. Cobb's hitting was a feature Score h-H' E. Washington. ... ...lOO Voo no-l Detroit .. =. ..WO VoV oof-f u Batteries: Patten and Warner; Sum mers. Killian and Payne. Time, 40. Un- pre, Evans.
 Rain Favors Cleveland.
 Philadelphia, May 22.-Rain stopped to- days game when Philadelphia was at hat in the seventh with the score 1 to 0'in favor of Cleveland. Score R.H.E. Cleveland .. . ... ... 1000 100-1 8 o PhiIa delphia -. .. .. ..0O0 000-O ? ? Batteries Check N. Clarke and Carter; Dygert Schreck and Smith Time, 1:20 Umpire, Hurst and Sheridan.
 Game Postponed.
 At New York-New York-Chicago post poned, rain.
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COLLEGE GAMES

At Macon--Mercer 4, University of Geor- ga 3.
 At Knoxville--IJnlversity of Tennessee H., Sewanee 4.
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 Three base hits-Page. Sacrifice hits-Speaker. Stolen bases-Manning, Henlins, Speaker. Bases on balls-Turner, 4; Bueh anan, 3. Struck out-Turner, 1; Buchanan, 4. Time of game-1:45. Umpire-Fitzsimmon
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 Little Rock, May 22.-(special.)-Trav ing towards spot unfrequented by the alert Captain Molesworth, a sharp rap from the bat of Billie Page alighted d. most in the club house door at West End park today, giving local batters their sec ond safety of the game and paved the way for a single score that allowed Lit tie Rock to win from Birmingham one of the most thrilling battles of the sea- son.
 Speaker. who had forged hit by rapid strides following bunt in the first, flied to Molesworth. A quick trip to the plate was made by Master Page and Little Rock carried off the big end of a 1 to 0 score.
 The result was one of those peculiar events which go to make baseball the great game for American folks anxious for outcome of the uncertain. Whereas Baron bats tapped "hitless, runless" hero, James Buchanan, for a total of ten hits, he caused the visitors to become the .runless hitting wonders" of the south. finishing his 27th inning without being scored on But he has valiant fielding back of mysterious pitching tV thank for the record set up.
 Time and again the Birmingham Barons seemed to threaten the plate, but each time fast fielding or foolish curves served nv the hitless wonder checked progress towards the plate and, viewed dispas- sionately, it would seem that Birmingham reyer had a chance to score
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Browns Lose Close Game,

Browns Lose Close Game.
 Boston, May 22.--Boston defeated St.. Louis today. Ferris tied the score in the ninth, but in Boston's half Stone dropped Cravath's fly, Lord scoring from third Score: R.H E.. Boston. :. ... ... ... ...000 010 001-2 St. Louis ... ...OOO OO0 O0l-l 7 Batteries: Glaze and Criger; Graham and Spencer. Time 1:39. Empires, Con nolly and OLoughlin.
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Rain Favors Cleveland.
Game Postponed.

At New York-New York-Chicago post
 poned, rain.
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Turner'o Fine Twirling.

Although frequent taps were made by Birmingham batters, none helped beyond q single base. They themselves were in the game from start to finish as far as fielding went, but were unable to make progress on the bases.
 Vincent Turner pitched great ball. He separated hits from the opening, when Speaker beat d bunt and was caught at the plate, until the last when home folks acclaimed the Travellers winners by vir- ture of Pages s rap and Speakers fly that scored him. However the lack of local hits may be traced to wonderful fielding by Carlton Molesworth and Jack Manning, both of whom pulled off seemingly im- possible catches.
 Buchanan 1irted with impending dis aster throughout. He allowed Barons Q grace bases in every inning. Still they were unable to tally. Six hits were made in the first three innings, five being made in the first two rounds Buchanan also gave four bases on balls, suffered man to reach second on an error by East, an yet batsmen were unable to com the "open sesame" to the golden runs
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The west made clean sweep yesterday afternoon, Little Rock winning from Bir- mingham, Mobile from Atlanta, Memphis from Montgomery, and New Orleans from Nashville.
 Billy Bartley, pitching for New Or leans, had easy sailing, and added an- other to his long list of victories. Russell Ford of Atlanta touted at the beginning as the star of Dixie, lost his second straight game yesterday afternoon. It IS played in great luck this season, twice batted from the box. With the exception of the opening game between Atlanta and Nashville, Ford has done very imperfect work
 Wilhelm, Mcintyre and RuclSer-three former Southern leaguers-won yesterday for Brooklyn, defeating Pittsburg in the ninth inning.
 Billy Campbell, another Southern ieaguer, won for Cincinnati from Phiadel- phia. Graham, another Southern leaguer lost close game for St. Louis to Bos- ton, although he gave fewer hits than the man he opposed.
 The efforts of Cincinnati to make a creditable showing in the National league is deserving of notice.
 Sammy Weems lost his second game for Macon yesterday afternoon But there were five errors behind Sammy, and these tell the tale.
 A Mathewson couldn't win in front of such support.
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Molesworth opened with fly to Col lins Manning singled to left and stole second. He was caught going to third when Douglass grounded to D. Stark. Meek singled to left but was forced at second on Downey's grounder.
 The tickliest time imaginable was Tn the next round.
 The finish disheartened the Barons, but during the interim local supporters suffered the last degree of uneasiness.
 Demont led off with a single. Hen line forced him at second by popping to East. who dropped the ball pur- loosely. Walters singled. Henline was caught at third Had the attempted steal been cut out Birmingham might
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Since the publication in yesterdays Age- Herald of the probability of g change in
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. juno l--cATTLE-Receip:s (estirnatedl,
head: market strong to 10c higher steers s. 6Og
81 SIS s4Qs6; hefers s46se o5 bulls. S 15S5 50
calves 50aS5 rs, sockers feeders So 2oGS5 90
HO7s-Receipts about 26OO0 head. market 1oc higher
rtcfra heavy chipping 556S5 621z butchers So 55
s. 6 light mixed 35Gs5 50 choice light 50 5oGs5 90
20dS5 90; So 1o4S0 bulk OF sales 50 0o4
IS co SEEEP-Receipts about 10 600 head; market
steady sheep 81 759$5 49, lambs 81 5oS6 70 yearngs
IS 5Ods8 ~ 49,, . =
higher: butchers shippers. SIS So: common 81 BOG
IS 30 ATTLEEasy and slow fair 70 good shppssEs s sEs
s. 80 LANIBs-Acttve and s;rong 81 15qsI % ooo v,
dry fed fairly steady; grasssrs. 25a5oc lower
S!F EReceipts $50 head active and soc higher s5
900 head; fairly active and so
20 SirbeT heavy and IS seas5 S. workers. s5 40
g S5a$3 IS daries s. 5o9s5 73 sHEEP AMD LAMBs
i1ter Stock Yards Ptsburg. June 11-cATTLE-
e,1It light; market steady choice 81 1oas7 4G prime
SeIppPlSez ~ sHFEP-SuppIy light. market higher;
60 no Svvethers s. s0as4 S. cus ana common S2qSS'
. e. 50GS5 SIS. TEAL. CALVES-S73ST 25 HOGS
ecents fair steady: prime heavies and heavy
Yorsers s5 TOas5 75 light Workers. IS 4oqs6 co. pigs
s5Gs5 10: roughs. 81 5ogs4 10.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. June Il. 1908
BEANS AND PEaS-Recepts to-day. 5.e17 bags Of
beans ana 400 bags peas Imports. 23,5e1 bags. in
Guiding the cargo the Slavonta, which amounts 10
nearly 2a GOO bags foreign stock has
arrives OF trade much better supplied
sr5 the movement not Prices. however are
mon ouorably changed domestic varieties there is
very dull trade Scarcely doing in fact TO fairly
6ers-1fne ya ues about late prices and II
noseble that slight shading would be
made scotch peas firm. We quote: BEANS, mar
yov choice per bush 50 409S2 45 do common 10 good
2dS2 as medium 81 4odS2 45; DO common 70
goo s. 1882 35 pea choice. 81 70Gs2 10 DO comm On
e goG 50 20aS2 e5 imported 81 2eaS2 % 20
pea 81 25GS2 35: medium 81 20a$2 p; white kdney
rboice 5GS2 90 kidney choice. dry 81 Sogsl 30
DO common 70 good, 81 7OGS1 IS black turtle soup'
sice s Tn9s1 80. yellow eye choice 81 35qS2 60, lima.
California choice So 40ds3 IS; PEAS Scotch bags per
BT BTTTEREReceipts to-day. 1oes1 pkss While the
general trade IS only moderate there Is enough doing
One way sustain values partcuiaray on me m
tabIe qualities Of the open "ho!esaIe III
crearnerv specials at 24c but some recevers are IN
iIIng TO part their highest qualities at tat lsue
and report occasional sales 3Gi5c higher xtr1s are
Tn an 221Lc There is moderate call parity IRON ouI
n town for grades well worth 22aSc Process ogr fse
1teht demand there IS quieter sale foT pom
,orv ana packing stock with the latter showing ciIe
easisr tone Creamery. Specials per
DO extras 2aac do 221tq23e DO seconds @ f3
So frsrs 1920: dairy tubs f7nest 90 s
choice 21zG22c 90 common to fair lSa2lGe a.
sncfss p nc: extras. 20G20tzc: do hsts
~ seconds 1914 9I715c; do thirds 14aloc western 4a
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CASH QuOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW YORK. June II. l9uS-
rorFFF,-The coffee market recovered part Of the
- loss closing ssesdy net unchanged points
- Ss1es were reported Of 1880 bags. The market
100 STEADY unchanged prices e decline Of 10
80 rp-1- n European cables scattered
l.-,rx Al the decline looked though large in
.x,s were coming she support Of prices At
- me h-oke- large block OF July aac
= s.o.her bought considerable line Of March
So THIS tended discourage beartsh efforts and
- la-a- r-1re6 ID with months advancing 3
b-,s f-ru1 ths opening figures Part OF the buying
F-,.s n be fo- Wall Street account least II
srh brokers' wall connections. although
- Rave been <cr the Of trade interests.
r3oSerars seller during
-th the European markets were lower, with Hayre
1--r 81 net decline l4G& franc. while Hamburg
- a loss of 1411a pfE On the other hand the
1s,- -g-lzs.s s1es5y. with Rio - Santos
= =. hfrhe- and she Brazilian receipts light,
= nszs from this tending 70 modify the de
-.s-s irhue-ce European cables Receipts
Ts-s --s re- y O10 bags against Ss ooo last year
"a % 90 ru5 years ago Jundishy receipts we're 1900
=. srzs-s- o6 year and 1000
- ros4e STEADY. Rio No :. S5.c-
~. -snre prices in the local market to
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3. o5e. 600 huxhels

So5eooo bushels There was cons,aerah,. r.aI,-,,r
IN the last half hour and final prices in the local
&c Down from the A leading commission holse
at Chicago big buyer of September on the esrj
INC late afternoon. causing relative lrmness in tho
July position The operations concern ali dav
eraIv supposed to represent the dealings of another
nis trader So far as the weather map was Concerned
Mheat country Very iittie rain reported and the
Mhole situation seemed to be much improved in this
,S nuf1ber OF oamage reports from the winter
wheat states which in the oversold condition OF the
Inafhet @ mad very decided effect prices. There
~ also some Talk or damage In the Northwest,
the trade inclined believe this as condi-
tons up there have been exceedingly favorable for
some time Adverse reports were also
me Pacific Coast More favorable advices from Ger
many Russia and Rumania helped lower Liverpool
pai.es a. 1zd and Berlin nc lower while Buda
$4,000 bushels IN five days interior receints we're
year ano elearances were light. good deal Of
stensh was shown by Northwestern in the late
buying came from the Southwest. The local cash
market was irregular, No being quoted eac
No Northern Duluth. 81 12s. No 2 hard winter
q 70 o b ahoat. CORN-Whie corn showed
movement ceased with izc advance, and
Ior the remainder of the day the market was quiet
unchanged 10 1c net lower. the decline being
ternber. Larger cariot had some effect on
s-e sens IN connection with favorable weather
cIOP news At interior points 532. 600 bushels
received compared with 1902 600 bushels year
aho the Argentine estimate 5000 600 bushels
compared with 49, 600 bushels the previous
No corn in the local market quoted 7sc elevator
ano Io4tc nominal o ahoat. oATS-The early
market for oats hymer with other but
later yielded 10 unloading closed no more than
steady The cash market here practically un-
changed. closing follows: Mixed TO 80 h. So a
55c: natural white, 2s Ib 81 soc and cnped
white. 90 to 40 Id. ssh 965o. RYE-Market dull No
= western ssc nominal New York. BARLEY
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CoTToN--1e cotton market was very quiet to-day,
- srrr.s-ons narrow and irregular The fact that
1900 viii closed Friday and Saturday probably
=. -su5snry restrict business u some extent a.
"a -o,s ira NJ he largely in the way OF
snrr and sales for the day were estimated AT only
80 al hss= market opened at an advance o. 70
--.-s aD5 closed quiet steady net points higher
aoir-s lower The opening advance due 20 bet
the covering movement OF
ssv hs6 s. the scattering snort interest thai
- vas f1 demand from that source. while te
--.bls heather map checked fresh buying for long
,.-rs-cuentiy the market eased OF after the
.s,I -ser scattering realizing by todsys early BUY
80 nj after selling OF to shade uacer tte toSi1ls
.-s ~ Wednesday became fairly steady in tone
sboue= lfrIe change during the later session wall
s. rs7le moderate sellers At times out there
- - aggressive pressure owing perhaps 70 continued
q rvs-aeTs the Southwest and the reports OF
song spot situation AoVlces from san Ailo--tO
r- w q Texas. the strong statistical Feesuon aL
.ve ssrz-5 for sror when avaiabis OF a eooa
-. restz that early receipts VIII be promptly tae
y b ulste densnd. Local spot deaiers aeseIt ,i lei
H-ro 5if6curv in selling supplies from Ine ioal
-rern!ur Of from 20 TO ~ potIlts-
- ra-lets oectaIly reported were unchanged 10 81
zesc. -, ---.-1,s+ .o-.sav
Re range Of contract prices n IN. local rnahe' 'os
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with comparisons, follows;

uuon Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
= bUf s-es5. sales 600 bales speculation ana eA
- 30 American 5000 receipts. 5000: Inlooilns
l2a1 s5sd- futures ofened steady. points up On near
- VcEt higher O. months closed quiet a 4
- s1ysnes rf 2izTe points. June. 5s5c June-Ju..
-I'sEosrJ-foHe- 521d. November 5-lSd: No
- 5I01zd. DecemteT-January. . o6-2d;
.1sr tet-la-r FehTuary-Aiarch. bo5-ac. A1aTcH-
y 5fc- Holiday in 1ianchesrer Liverpool viii re
~ -o-rlo-r-v. and SATURDAY
.tDOJ& AND MEaI-There light scattered
- u ie1r to-dsv. with prices ouotaoly unchaneec
ss ST. z1hs-e the hsnd-to-nouth policy in anti
- q OF Gr.ces. The following prices o1oteo on
sT YORK pTotECe Exchange Spring patents. 80 JZVg
80. Rirtrr s. 30aS4 -, winter patents - 40
- srrl1g Gears. s. 1Ga&s So extra 10 WINTER.
ssgeS4 eZrra 10 2 winter. 81 45qs3 90 RE tLOJE
.seseg- Quoted Fair good. 81 5oaS4 80 choice 20
rs "a sst5. FAC 5IE.AL-steady. Quoted: Fine white
=, yelcS. q eD9S1 g: coarse. 81 20 FEED-Western
~. City quiet Quoted. Western spring, 80 o.
selasrc r-lddirE So 50. -four DO. 81 60. red oog
80 slty bran. So -. bulk, Sc 51gSZl SACKS. MD
g g Sc an9s2s rec dog SO 10 all Jane ship911ent'
sfsaIN-TE TEEAT-Taking advantage Of z faVorsnie
losl position market wheat bulls ignored ne
s.oFe1 Scurl weather prospects ana 1O4ce1
80 o1s advance IN to-cays market Only IoI .
: ~ lae around opening dc the nsrket Ietec.
49, way the clearing weather IN winter ~lIez1
- ene ths very besrlsk reports from the NoIt
- After selling about 20 per busnel comm t
y - thoroEghly alarmed prices Jumped fHl5y 7zs
-e loosl market and 2-s a. Chicago FaIt %
- ret lost the close. owing 20 z rerls4on %
= :. looa1s- Argentine shipments
a. - IEErs BOO 600 bushels. or 4OooOO more man
= sss4er estimate Last weeks shipments were
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FURNISHED ROBINS 10 LET.

- =, lI2 g-EsT.-k0om In private
~ - - bachelor. adjoining bath, run
49, esesr
ssts.- p EAsT Rooms. single or en
la4sss ll.Faie baths. telephones, uEsuT-
- -ltoeestlon. reasonable
O,ir =. = izAST.-Roons for gentleman
sssss. '-'aHissts optional. telephone: REL
u -TtlsEAENTS and subscriptioas FOR
etes ss--Oale received Al rhelr Uptown
=. s;-a 1853 Broadway. between Soth
srtl.,rs-..A-, uHtil . O'Clock =. "a Ad-
elciI Received al tho foil0winE
sal,o- -s 81 regular Office rates until
n. viz 3S4 sth ave. : q.
- ss,f iAs frh ave. cor. l@Jh - . -
" -,7 Haet z2a 81. i,otDe@n
A. sF-s 26a Vest l25ga 80. i37S
A. h=fr 18th auH 17fh sf-. lb-h
tls- - 1Ip- lst ave near
20 - last f55fh st "a fremont
ssn oflos.
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ne local spot market Tor sTot cotton vas q1Ie = =
esrres - II zf- fu- I5d-iEg upland ana lAoSc lo'
r55I.1z C-IE sales $40 bales Southern Spot ma
ss were te,sE-aphed follows Charleston qulel IN
ezra a. 11i.r Mobile STEADY. unchanged a l-Ec-
esyzrnsh sreaE- 1sc higher Il @sc; sales 2 tes-
S-slf srsssv Unclaimed 11Ssc; sales, lo% pais9-
psi.a---e --5-aS 17chanres a. 12c. Augusta steadr
7achsngsd i sc; sales 25 bales st LOUIS lCe-
utsnga- - sales Little Rock steaC3'
uarasure6 z. lie Orleans STEADY. uIlcIlalse- a.
iir 80 bales Houston steady, uncnallseo a.
IA ss1ez % bales Wilmington quiet, u1chaIlsed az
Ike Galveston firm. unchanged At II sc; sa4es LUIS
tss Ta -r~ei--s Al leading points for morrow are
srrste5 a. sa 10 lGf bales for Houston against S
week and g=f last vse-: Galveston l!se 70 -dvp
issz srs--- s9a as week and 430 last and 81
sv oresrs 3 5so II : 800 bales. against 3933 last
2 ssS year
% Wit
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

-s4 SiST s-.-E-egs sntly large. sI11all
,sr.e eelgEtfuI summer location: neal
-, eisfaied. bath. Soutberners accom-
nLsf ssTH ST.-Large and Small
a. table board feleUhOne. SUMMIT
eleislelts. ieaI al car lines
~ alg WEST cool and resttll'
o. 1-ls.on Heights. attractive house
s'ss.ss.I sIsic, refined Christian family, re4
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,,,,-rBTIsEMENTs and subscription, Gl1,o,tT 1o5
~ ~. Tribone received At thsiE tesn p'S sstb
once. 10. mill q o'clock 2. m. Ac-
and SI,h 80 rsrefsed a. the following
Esfes 6ees sla5se 5e. ofs e. Ga,e' nHe sT,
O'Clock O.. p p etb ave cor I2th ST. %
90 20 i,,s 81 St 81 Nts, 425 e., ss,Tsss Isss
9TH sra ST. 80, -etb and nth SITS; 1925
% sve. v oe s1s. -. 17ns lst ave. rs8r
s6.s e a. q; Isl East io5th s.;
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PROF. sITUATIoNs WANIED. D.-
Femals-

. WOMAN PHYSICIAN. graduate az s.Ut ol
Johns Hopkins, with eHpeI peIraiisrt refer
era eLal you'd take charge Of invalid t"Caa-
s-. ,.,,ssirg the Atlantic about july / %Ao
5-sss . "a Tribune once
CoMpANIoN-TUT laay, r,on wei
educated: for the summer as Sdress
or tutor. excellent Ieiei iei'0e9'
r., "a East Orange, n J.
covrRNEss. - Experienced: thoTongh ieta;h
French and English eigh' PIE. seno wishes
en-, - sngareInent visiting or resloeh''
Te-l-.ernoy. sI55 Broadway.
,--,-,-C. FRENCH GIRL. highly edGcatea; a.
'Jses to give services for passage -,
rrnre Or summer engagemen' .ls,,eiIs- y
French German leAe9T5 aGp1aaion: sSGl high ref
paohei, sdfress Refned Box =. If1pui'e
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