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Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-14
Floor Coverings

Crex Rugs ana Carpets. one Of TIRE
most sanitary and most durable. mex
pensive. artistic floor coverings In tho
market today. Appropriate for any
room in the house at this time
Crex Carpet in stock. p inches wide
for runners and stairs, and rs inches
wide, for all-over coverings. at 36e ami
39e yard
Crex Rugs in stock in the following
sizes priced as follows: 1sx36. 3oe
2ix4S. Soc; soxeO. BE; 3sx72. Si.te;
5lxsO, 1929; ex9, s3.75; sx1o. $3.50;
9x12. $3.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-14
Easement Cloth and
Stenciled Scrim

For inexpensive Window and Light
weight Door Draperies the two mater
falls above mentioned are particularly
effective. We have them here printed
On both sides alike; that gives you the
same effect outside as you get inside
the room. There are p new designs
to select from, priced thus ICE, zoe,
22c, 25o and 27c yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-14
Fancy Nets and LaceS

In white. cream and Arabian finish.
Small mesh Nets with neat small fig
ure. large colonial Net in stripe
square and beaded glass effect, priced
from 19c to S1.00 per yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-14
woMAN's RELIEF CORPS.
Reports Read at Opening Session of
of Convention at Mddetown.

The twenty sixth annual convention
of the state department of the Wo
mans Relief corps opened in Middle
town Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
with MHs Isadora NJ. Gladwin of Mid
dletown, the department president
presiding. The sessions are held in
the North Congregational church
which is decorated with flags, bunting
and streamers of red, white and blue.
There were about 800 delegates in at
tendance from the forty-six corps in
the state.
The address of welcome was made
by Mrs. Elizabeth II. Bevin of East
Hampton. The response was by Miss
Alice Slater of Hartford, the senior
vice commander.
A feature of the morning session
were the presentations of a purse of
money to Mrs. Gladwin by Mrs. Lura
Dutton of W Waterbury,, on behalf of the
state department; a gold department
badge by Miss Alice Slater of Hartford
on behalf of the members of the staff;
of a cut glass water pitcher by Mrs.
Martha l. Goodenough of Hartford
ON behalf of the aides of the depart
ment and OF bouquet of handsome
flowers by members of Mansfield corps
of MiddletoRn.
The session Thursday was given up
TO the reading of reports. the address
Of the president and routine business
In the evening the visitors were
taken about the city in automobiles,
and there followed reception at the
church.
The election of officers will be reach
ed today.
Report Of Home Board.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bevin, president of
the Womans Relief Corps home
TO-
been very closely looked after and that
the property had not deteriorated
Insurance has been placed on the
barn, auto building and furniture dur
ing the past year and We are now car
rying an insurance on the building
and S400 on the furniture. The garden
was cultivated by the inmates. Mr..
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-14
A Scientific Salary

Il got a big raise in my salary"
big was it?"
Il should say so. II was an *
raise. Baltimore American.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-14
Imported Scotch Madras

In white, ecru, stained glass and
conventional colored designs. Thirty
patterns. priced from 25c to $3.50 per
yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-14

WHEN you want TO put your pusI-
ness before tho public. there is no me-
dfum better tnan through The advertise
mE columns 2t Gha Bulletin,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-14
Summer Requisites
For City, StashOre and
Country Homes,
In our Drapery and Floor Covering
Department, Third Floor.

There endless Variety things
Department (hird Hoo
coming requires
small outlay
Dapere be described UNSURPASSED"
UNSURPASSED" by any England
examples justice
They fully
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-14
HY0NIE|
(AaaRUMcD H6Y-0MEJ

breathe itin Complete outfit, including
inhaler 81. Extra bottles 50c. Druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
HAMPTON, PHOEBUS AND OLD POI

for three sacks. In the ninth. Miller
put one over the right field fence for
two bags.
Hill started on the firing line for the
artillerymen, but was relieved In the
fifth session by Miller, the new star
pitcher at The fort. Miller did great
work and the Hamptonians were UNI
able to do much with him. Altogeth-
er Fort Monroe put ZIP the fastest
game ever seen here. The entire
team seemed to have ginger and the
manner In which they fought an up
hill battle showed that the team has
winning qualities.
Hampton fans nave lots TO be salts
fl6d with in the game yesterday, not
withstanding that the game went 10
Fort Monroe. Balmer was not so eff
fectiye as usual. He walked four men
ana in several innings was hit severe
~ by the artllerymtn.
Here is the story OF the game IN
tabulated form:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
TWO HOME RUNS IN
YESTERDAYS GAME
Stanton, Of Hampton, Sent Ball Over
Deep Center Fence, and KenI,
Of The Fort, Over Left.
WAS A FAST AND SNAPPY CONTEST
Locals Had Game Up to the Final Ses-
sion, When an Error by johnson and
Hard Pounding of Ealmer Gave the
Victory to Artillerymen by Score
OF to 4.

After putting up gilt-edeged ball Tor
eight sessions. Hampton lest to Old
Point i'm tho game at New Park dia-
mOnd in the final inning yesterday al
ternoon BIZ the score of 6 to 4. III
was by far the fastest and prettlest
game pulled of here this season and
the work of both teams was at times
sensational. Such exhibitions rs TINS
one are well worth attracting large
crowds, although the attendance yes
terday was not large.
In the beginning Of the final session
johnson made a costly error, by fall-
ing to handle an easy grounder TO
third, and then the artillerymen got
next to Big Josh Balmer and when
the smoke of battle cleared the Old
Pointers had sent four men around the
diamond and won the game, which up
to this time seemed to belong 10
Hampton The artillerymen found Bal
mer for three hits in the ninth and
all of them proved costly.
Two Home Runs.
The game was a hitting match and
one filled with sensational fielding on
the part of both mines. In the first
session Burbank had got to first
Then Stanton walked up to the bal
and drove one over the deep center
field fence for a homer, scoring Bur
bank and himself. The hit was the
longest ever made on New Park dia-
mond and Stanton has the credit OF
making the first home run of the sea
son on this field. Stanton caught a.
splendid game, doing excellent work
in pulling down several foul hits. HeI
was in the game throughout and won
the hearts OF the fans. Weymouth
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
COMPLETE ARRANGEMENTS
FOR PRIMARY TOMORROW
County Democratic Committee VIII
Meet in Office Of County Treas
urer David Johnson.

Fer the purpose OF completing er-
rangementS fCr the Democratic pr
nary on August 9Th. the Elizabeth
City county Democratic executive CON-
mittec will meet in the Office OF Coun-
~ Treasurer David JohnOsn tomorrow
evening
The committee will elect the judges
and clerks for the various precincts
and will also arrange the ticket.
Under a ruling from State Chairman
J Taylor Ellyscn. there l. to be but
che ticket ami therefore the candi-
dates for the Offices In Hampton viii
have their names printed on tn ticket
with the candidates for state Offices
This was fhcught 10 b. test b. Chair
man FliysoE.
The states committee has decided
that the following piedEe shall BE-
printed On each ticket. All persons
participating IN this election shall
thereby BE- considered as binding
themselves to vote for The nominees
IN che ensuing general election
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
PAVING AND CURLING.

Hampton. Va. July Is. 1909.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Street Committee OF the Common
Council of the City of Hampton, Nir'
ginia, until ~ O'Clock. Noon. ON Au-
gust >. 1909. at the Office of G. VII
liam Hope. city Clerk for brick, block
asphalt or Granltoid paving. approx
uiately 29,S0o square yards; $500 line
cal feet OF granite curb; 1890 lineal
feet of concrete curb and gutter and
various other street work
Specifications. blank forms for pro-
posais may be had by contractors by
enclosing business cards. with n re-
quest for same. to City Clerk. The
Street Committee reserves the right 70
reject any and all bids.
G. WILLIAM HOPE,
City Clerk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Social

Mrs. c. d. Crook and daughter, Miss
Irene Crook, of Baltimore, are visit
ing Mr.. Clarence Crook, in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Ashby.
in Newport News avenue.
Mrs J. +. Crockett and Miss Lee
Crockett, of Grafton, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. B. f. Crockett, in East
Hampton.
Mrs. r. II. Smith and children and
Mrs. f. H. Smith have left for a visit
to friends in Mathews county
Mr.. John A. Robinson, of Baltimore,
is the guest of Mr.. George W. Ashby,
in Newport avenue.
Nlr. ]. W. Parker, chief baker at the
National Soldiers Home, has returned
from a visit to Atlantic City and Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes, of Mathews
county, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Hughes. in East Hampton
Mrs. ]. w. Graves and son are visit
ing relatives mere.
Mr. Stewart Prince. who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Carlton Phil
lips. has returned to his home in
Washington.
Mrs. l. W. Davis and Mr.. Clyde
Davis are visiting friends in Norfolk
and Portsmouth this week.
Miss Louise Ketchner returned
home today after visiting Mr.. and Mrs
X. L. Moore in Winchester.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
WANTED.

ED-CUSTOMERS TO SERVE
milk to every morning and after
Moons. F. s. CURTIS, 263 Lee
street. Phone 222. 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
BANKRUPT SALE OF STOCK OF
GOODS. HAMPTON. VIRGINIA.


By virtue of an order entered by
the Distrit Court of the United States,
for the Eastern District of Virginia,
on the 18th. day Of July, 1908, in the
matter of Louis Hurwitz, bankrupt, the
undersigned Trustee OF the estate OF
the said bankrupt will sell at public
auction, for cash and to the highest
bidder. on
Tuesday, July 81, 1909, at 10 O'cIoea
a. m.
and in the store house lately occu-
pied by the said Louis HurwitZ the
same being No. 13 West Queen St.
in the City of Hampton, Virginia, the
entire stock of goods. wares and
merchandise of the said bankrupt con-
sisting of dry goods, notions, corsets,
ribbons, hats. parasols, umbrellas,
etc: and a large quantity of ladies'
ready made clothing consisting OF
underwear, waists. skirts. coats and
suits. also fixtures such as tables,
chairs, show cases, desks. etc.
All of the foregoing viii be sold as
whole: a complete inventory of the
same may be had by applying to the
undersigned Trustee who will be glad
to give prospective purchares full
opportunity to examine both the in
ventory and the said stock. and to fur
nish any information desired.
This is good. clean, seasonable
stock and well worth buying.
VIM. G. l.. TAI1IAFERKO,
Trustee.
Hampton, Virginia.
VI. Fl. MORGAN & CO.
AuctioIeers. 81. %. "a, 25 C %.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

pulled down several beautiful catcnes
in left, while Burbank made a sensa-
tional catch of long drive in center
Burbank also hit well.
In the third session Kent, OF the
artillerymen. sent a ball over the lel1
field fence for a home run, althONgn
the bases were empty, when he ala
this work. Fort Monroe got another
man home in the seventh, and -FOUR
more in the nin,--. Kent also distin-
guished himself by jumping in the air
and pulling down one that looked good
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Old Point.

*Curtis latter for Rainier in n.nth.
@3riitingham batted for Diestil in
ninth.
Hampton -. 80. 20O02O 10000
Old Point ... ... 0010001 4-6
Summary: Earned runs, Hampton
|: Fort Monroe, ] Two base hits
Miller. Burbank. Home runs, stanton
Kent First base on balls, off Balmer
4. Struck out, by Hill, l; by Miller
4; by Balmer. 3. Double plays. Bal
mer TO Lewis. First base on errors,
Martin. Andruss. G. Johnson. Burbank,
stanton. Time CT game, l 40. Um-
pires, Cunningham and Sergeant Bet
sy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Civic Club officers.

At a meeting OF the Elizabeth City
County Civic Club Friday night the
following officers We're reelected for
the coming year: President, Mr.. Rob
ert l.. Tennis: First vice president.
Mr.. John W. Rowe: second vlce-presi-
dent. Mr.. william H. Giddings: secre-
tary. DR.. William h. Pearson: treasur-
CT, Mr.. George y. Snter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

The jury in the case Of the Konegay
$500 damage suit against Phillips
4 Thompson failed 70 agree In the
Circuit Court yesterday afternoon and
was adjourned over until tomorrow
morning
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

to aolsa lsa' lie, F9 30 a5st q % @ % IS fPs #s 9Es5
= Zach E 3d. d2 Iaed 40 i'g sr o a9 S s6ts
email an4 Poar l2a1'c. TIR RkEfS lla2's spr,Yll; Yl3
DUCKS Long Island and Eastern. 17r. do s'ats Penn
1er dazsn s2ata o. % p6o1 dHfs s. - do egs 5o
eo FToEcg iIotENS 6roeIs mi.k fci l-a1''I Isa a.
90 oTATofs f. 1q e" AIb lS VEGT4aBlEs aB moving
Seak ri ni oaslda slrcs ex,rc1e S.PsraEas sraree
EsSs ana carrots s,eaiy cahbaEes .aser corn good
demand fsI faneJ se5uners ,,g ,sft,ce ana
E,"' vey low Pcss more Rgn,y ana '2EeI Se,l pGy
and venk Other Vegetables range about as qaotsd We
far. ,s,- M Sfsl,snS & as2 y a. Southern
-. @ 4 io 81 & - 4 Ryf a5 ~ tRH6s per
i' s1nghes tlsSi % 60 SsFFos, & EfT SS n.Sr
g,i CORN risckensack rcr ioo siaSi Is: Do o,her
icrsey. pcr io5 75Sat 20 DO Nor'ok. per bh, $3.50
s. % Ner,h Carolina rrr standard ct9'e '2eg$i 10 -
e1s75r. do Norfok per ha slqsi So 90 Delaware and
7oa55S. d. per Tasks, 5GaGo CUCUMBER rICKLrs.
J@Is'y p~r o.. t:gS2 40 ~ tit - flt' d>H ion
.o G:rrsNTs Js'sy gsr easkes 81 %s = 80 80 Dc Do
Florida psr bol crate jiasi so % Ier box sIasi 20
state per basket or Iol5or nearby per ebl or
crate lo94oe LIMA H.ANs LeaTars s.a NsrySGa'
Shelter Island yri!oN per 6hi 81 5ogti - DO Jersey.
red per bsi soefs2. rsr basket. eef7Sr; Do
rh's, per- bb,. siSSi =. DO per basket so65oc: DO
Loais.' rcr ~ . 70 n has so5G. DO New nre2ps sS
s. - 40 per basket s1af2 do N,rth Carolina per
EldS2 TEAS Buffalo. Ter basket, I50NSc DO West
ern New York per Tag. Gpasc. DO upryer per 6ass.,
EOG55c. 10 Long Island. per hsR sodtjc. PEPPERS.
Jers-y. per basket Sasl % do per box $lG<i 20 10
carrier SIaSI so do per basket Si4S p Florida.
per rs. RADlSHES. nearby per 100 bunches.
b0d7ac. RiIt'BARB nearby per 100 lunches. 81 2.'H
81 30. SCALLGONS. nearby. per 100 bunches 5ed!oc'
STRING BEANS. Western NcV York. per basket.
7ardS DO green. SlTsl ~. do urriver basket SG
81 - uaE T5cGSl DO Connecticut green per oaE
SSoa$I du wax T5r1EI. do Island. green, per
bag 75cdSI DO Max GoaaOc. jersey. basket.
30 serdSt. 30 Maryland, 6fGtpc. do
green. 6ocGSl. 30 Baltimore green. per crate. 90
SPINACH. nearby. per hbl 501 75c. SQUASH. marrow.
per bhl biol 75cdSl white bh' crate 5og
7]c. do Jersey. white box +oG1or. DO yellow CROOK
neck per crate. 6oc4S rs do yellow crook
neck per box 4Da5Oc TIRNIFS ruabuEa. new per b5i.
white Per 81 dS2 80; 60 bhl u
dS1 90 TOMATOES. nearby Jersey per box Sl9sl %.
10 Jersey. 5ocdSi p do Baltimore. per
crate 7dds5c do Delaware MARYLAND ana North Caro-
lima per carrier. 4O6Gnc. DO Norfolk standard car
3Od5Oc. o pony carrier. 25a4oc
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

s--L4se' July 22.-Anotler So break in the price
49, - 10Y Juiy delivery. following Il slump Of
So 80 l'.ash-tnae TIE previous day. brought the
!, - - uat option on the Board of Trade here to-
~, ~ % IL. Other deliveries also were weak
go : -, ne 4oSs was later reEained and the market
K, s-liF sleacE ~ net losses Of 10 to ~ to
r. In, cats and provisions closed firm
-. -atAtl opened extremely weak with priccs
u - % e 70 5c lower than the previous close
is ihsig - ll25z 10 llfSs ard September at lOSk
n iss 'Aaln iew minutes July had dropped
isasie1 a. september 10 los on the break several
esssS 80 gave the market fair support, which
vs.sr - 'eH fslly Demand for the September
Re dsv = isalufe oi trading throughout the en-
q he - ~ ihoFem5n ~ Of the new crop is still
tssy ara - arrivals here to-day were 1873
sss a. = = Neie estimated for tomorrow. There
kssk avlie export business done here ON Tho
q r. - is1 Prices IN the Southwest were from
IL saz7rs.s .s september delivery by several lead
1aFks. o" houses Was the feature Of the corn
e pt r. result n this demand sentiment In
zg no,,s,ts siis bi'iilss the greater part Of the
Waiter .r9-s''ii'lns the continued favorable
. u.s 49,. was Il sharp break early in th,,
te closs @ s.h taking, but prices soon rallied Al
nas cl5s s4'ssa were 4 4 10 lzc above the pre-
Cats rers
sseess R5o a,i .IiH al dav on bp,in by influential
tiE ci.ea- aiso bought wheat and corr Selling
.sikt1 tjse+f country commission houses The
'-a@ ifA "iia prices unchanged to &c
ss-'he i. live easy AZ the start owing TO "A Zoe
- .beezuss Loss but became armer later in tiis
= lf.ees ). oAilhg hy local packers At the
'-i'iafEed 10 TIC higher.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. July - 1909
RFFNFS Receipts were 90 cars O l.Ol9 head. all
consigned slaughterers Is cars of catu. left
yesterday. in the yRrdse.o be sold No trans
actions reported. feeling weak. Dress, tcCi huIl snd
unchanged common prime native sides selling at !
dIOi.c per n beef AT io'sc. i-ni'n nnd
liverpool cattle beef markets steH'y. No exports
G,m this port 10 day or TO morro" -.
CALVES Receipts were TAO head. 81 which ~
Irive 50 100 N: cu!Is ~ so no butter
milks Dressed calves lower, city dressed Nt9ss Stns
rv dressed do at pal2c; dressed spNg}zc
Sales s. Judd Co: 10 veals. i+d 10 average at 80
per M culis. 13d n. at s..
5 Sanders: 3 yenls, t5o NJ at 50 ~
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were II cars. or 3oS4
head be so Gaa over ycseray 81 cars on sale
Jersey city sheep were In m9dsrSir demand ana ana @ a
eray rated steady medium and common stock the
situation much the yesterday, trading was al
most AZ standslI. and the few sales were az barely
sieaJv prlces Fnlv II unsod Sheep sold at s3p
81 per loo 10: lambs az s. 35aSI 20 culs at - -
or @Tsseu i6c, dressed rs ed slow at i0qt$isc.
lambs Is n average 81 IL ~r 100 m 225 virginia
do 6G 10 an ss 28o Virginia do. 63 10. at So.
West virginia sheep IS N, At 81 =.
Kerns Commission COMPANY: 2S kentucky lambs: -
n, al sS 2O4 Virginia 81 N, az 81 % 2S2 do. 62 10
so; l13 do ous 40 n. at s. 20 ~ Virginia sheep'
o. newton & Co: 30 West Virginia lambs. s! n. at
81 10 2lI do. n 81 237 do 68 n, at S6 10 242
az 81 so 10 West virginia sheep s. ~ 81 So p do.
IO4 No. az 81 25; do. 1O2 b at s3 -; do ITO 70 at
81 20 Kentucky do 105 Ib at 81 So goats 100 10
s. Judd & Co: 2o2 Kentucky lambs. 30 10. at s. So:
HOGS Receipts we're 2rg cars 500 head. includ-
ing s2 head for the market reported feeling
beady b ,6 P' ia sstetdav NJ s. 45ass 30 per 100
yesterday lAndr@~ Mulleni - saIe hoss
2t5 10 average IS so 100 N; i3 roughs 322 To- al
81 TO- 2 stays 300 Ib at 81.
Co 81 state hogs. 1s4 n at - 40 rougns'
Tobn q shannon: 1s state hogs 2lo 10 at So 5o
roughs $40 81 So do 1I0 70 at y -. -,
AZ
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

York. July D. 1902
COFFEE-With Brazilian movement eNtr'Ta"lE
heavy Offering coffee for shipment at prices
away a parity with present spot quotations IN
this market hedge selling is becoming more Of a factor
nd IS A gradual decline in spite OF me hS
yyhi months already scIirg
appeared be the case in tolays mar
ket which. opening steady unchanged prices 20
a decline of points IN sympathy with the decline IN
market increased the loss somewhat IN me
trading closing barely steady. net unchanged 20 10
points lower Sales reported of only $500 haEs,
The market Is hardly broad enough hedging bust
ness on any important scale. but Brazilian orers re
sal 20 be At least TO pf r'nl
little against coffee 70 arrive. and thei
probably accumulang short interest against actual
ultimate effect Of which on the market may otpn
whether the coffee arriving here viii he pr'nlpy
taken by the interior The month longs seem 20
he maintaining July little above the &C level ana y
IS reported that a little coffee Is coming here from
Charleston the end OF thu month The French
market 4 franc lever a. the hour ot
opening and Hamburg was UNCHANGED TO :
r~r Meth Brazilian markets renoprtsi
any change Receipts ports 500" bags
az and Jundiahy receipts wtTe
< 45a last Fine weather
was reported in all sections Pauo. The market
for spot quiet with quotations on the basis
Of sc RIO No :
~ contract prices in the local market 10
DAY was as follows;
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. July % CATTLE Receipts P, =, estimated 81 az
81 6OuSI co. cows, VI
GS5 so: he,ers 81 6oaSG o., bulls So 4oa$4 s5 calves
S3GSs so; st1ckes feeders, 81 I5a$4 10 HoGSIte
head market 1nc lower; choiSe
heavy s. i5ass 20 butchers Ss o5a$s 2O light Hixsd M
GOTS7 TO- light, 81 S0pSS 90 packing - cog
pigs s. 6oa$T S. bulk of % ooo safes 81 gogSlo eTs
steady strong; sheep. Sass i0 lambs 80 'oaSo 90
yearlings. 81 50aS6. an ...4.
steady: fair to good shippers So 50aS6 2 common ~ 20
shippers IS 25aSS 20; common. So so4sa % a z
persnts head: LAMiiS-Steady, S5d - o.
East buffalo July Ca pTin,f pt s'es snd
%.ol HOcs-Reeeipts 500 head heavy steady others
59IOo lower; heavy, ss 50qSs 90 mixed ~ 52qSs ~ 50
dairies ssasS 25 SHEEP AND IAMBs-Reeelpts. l'4oo
head slow steady unchanged -. ooo ,..s
Kansas city July 22.-cATTIE- Receipts aoto mead heaa
steady 10 weak caves
@ higher choice export and dressed beef steers 80 og
goc5 Western steers,
@ and feeders Ss 35aS5 20 Southern steers s5 50g
* s6 Southern coWa 81 25g$4 native COWS s2gSi %:
a hsItsys az 2bTsT: bulls 50 TaaSi as calves S+1
81 a5 foGs-Reeeips 600 head make, loa lse l%sr
LOB ana butehers 5ogsT light. 81 256sT 75
pies SIS 76qS7 2s sHEEP-Recepts, 1900 head; market
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

COTTON-Thr cotton market cohtlnufd NFFN hFIF..Is
and Irregular to-day. with difference ~ some 90
points. betW prices OF the l1e
rri~ reached tho lste trading 7FlH
AZ December at 1lstc.
a n I44Ia points the general list arc
decline points tho high records OF July
u positions mentioned. The market closed setefal
III the lowest covering. with The ione
steady al net decline 4ds points The opening vas
advance Il points decline OF points.
but quickly weakened owing 70 easier ate
cables Increasing that tho drouth hHd been
broken and shortly after
call prices showed uss q saib points IHis
followed by period decided rreEulartty during
day. and time the market MAS
fully - points from the lowest or lFl@ points nt
higher covering Liverpool buying ana bull support
Following publication ~ the detailed weather report
confirming reports % rain and lover tenn
p,-stures market weakened again. however. with
EtofIos adding depression closing
rally shorts covering ~ gen
a. al remained and unsettled
The much cooler weather 'ui
lowing Southwest IS considered very
considerable factor immediate renewal os fIEh
Temperatures would undoubtedly cause excessive shed
d-g and other damage Buligh operators fear that
boil wecvil Southern frot markets
o-FYciallv reported generally unrhauEef.
Tho range prices the local market Was
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