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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-16
Get the Habit Of
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
says We cant lock or feel RICH,
with the system full
Of polsons,

Mulinns nf frlks ir,thr miernlfi, NOW
instead of luadina thrr s,stcm vnh
diuss WHAT'S tr msido hsih ,l.n
sa, Well BE- Is etsfantr,t ta ,sra,,n
miracles 50 Nnu oaud hrlic,t these has
"etvf enthusasts
fhcro hrt VASE numbers oi mrn tti
"umen whA. lutmriiatcl, upnu srialnl
m the mornlng. driuk q glass OFF relt
Dos watef with ieaspoontnl nf limo
Stone phosphtte m Sc rhis b. ,ctt
eNrcl'ent hgalth measure q is intcnd-
~ io Nnsh thv stomach. liver kldneVs
ANA ihr thWt ieei ol intestinea ~ tte
pfr'iu DAYS waste sour hne ANA la
aiArsNh'r material len over ia the nais
"hirN A nW eliminated g,tr ds, Is,
'onAe io'd Cor the millions "a haetrriA
Nh'ch ihfrst the bowels. the uuick r,-
HNN is Nolsens aed toxins which sr.
'N'h ans'Thed intn The bioid eansine
N'aNA'nn bilious attacks. foul breath
hed 'sstc. oAds stomach treuhic. kia.
nr> misery slceplessneps. impure his.a
7nd Ail sorts of ailments
feUple who ffel aool one a., ami
"'N'' w next Put who simph can n0t
Soy 'e''ios rishi arc utgrd a. obtain
N',ar'ef ponNd ~ limestone phosphate
~ lhr dfus store This win cast Nor,
u'slr hNt y suftioieni "a make anyone
? W. crank on thr subject 90 Internal
sanitation
u'' o. swap ana water ast an the
sNiM ''e'ns'ns sNcetenina aud lrcsh
rN'Ns - limestone phosphate and not
NA,et aei on the stomach. liver Ailne,s
ana bowels y Il vastly mosc nnpos.
iAh' e. i'sthy en the inside than sn ne
emsido because ihe skin pores a. not
"N~'sh Impurities into the hle,.i Will,
'nr bowel pores do.--Advcrtiscment.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-16

sentiment De- posaessed fuf ii,e other
Nrslcan LEADERS - re4ni fonyert
litc many other rrctnt eonfet.s beflfe
aieestins hia fifst meal be- HfpNpr,iiie.
sunehi Go ton me Rood hfeihffn ana
slstsfs. people Nia had siNays wDfhea
~ ssfufo adequate border rr0ieftlDn
Hhteinrcn. We shpsila icad more ODDLY
llteaH u baA lis parallel ln ne case
~ ihr wife murderer. who aftsf hay-
ins 500 dfAta sentence pfvnnuntcH
nsainfi him sihbprea religion and De-
f,atnft ihf 4nld fuihr who bad never
i,etn Uife mHidrrafs Hufse ihifveH "f
vain aHarefa riiNiased friends VIZ haze
ail leid sinful iiyef He stuuid I've
more ln ihe REM ~ god Nnfiie Nhep.
uaii sippso inin tnnn pn "a darhen'h
train. HnfnowH 90 eFfrfh0nf iuHi NF
ST. .ald Boz nld lfe bad iHfnnitf HuH
70 n0ftffmi nf thiHais nniie Wiih Nnifn
fn leiral hi- political fepfeF iie nns
no4urfd ns elHfusr5f ~ world W1ns
asfs he nti numerous g1usiiturniH
nlli re4en DOS rides up fhe Nalioi
attended ntua1fi In MH'nW1i'H
which ibs Fsnnfai trssin1nhiuF zoe
ne10nH DO fuai clif FASTENED 'o Hrrlnrf
aua rnt HUnnHVisi ht hiW uHH"
spoerh at tUu HruNn ~ q ih"nAanH
Dfnplf Onb frf cent W whom Nfif
soldiers rerlffl aefemi Hnfrd0ifH STD
hieh Those ehu attended fN' niffi
sIfr ~ TfsHs so ihr aHnOf tIm' me
ilHu iuainf Hrnalff linn Ietae tAH
% anFfni ffr rfurfiit familiar 4ud
mon .Mfed iHr present bandit if'1-
.i.a D.. aff.l.ilna f'r building ~
mDff sIroitsH HHtnns nn fhf fHiW'i
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-16


MnntHfur NilHsr lhe ervatur uf rtW
lsh and perlpnuer sass an acauaini
aimee 0l nlv a cluiAius manufacturer GA
h, taHt S|ie nl New Nufk. rrcrtsrd IA
cHil fiom a cts saieaman rtpfrsentlue
NOTIONS trimmlne ead button hona,.
fhv visitor heaan 90 spraa out hls
samples
"i'ui rm up' iWi em ap'" said the
manufacture iu titedt husines4 nl,s.
man iene "a wouldn't csft ca l,ok ia
msthins What Nuu gNt
'flut Mieirt Culsyn
- Heuan Won't look llcase
gu away
rhe statesman eauea st him admn.
lnaly
NisiFr rohen he said q only wish
epg thlnN wish ! had onls ufs, cns
iomtrs NAe sou
70 tuld Num aianH wish as sue
nothiof what Nuu sut
fsurc, Nuu dbl ana that's VII, !
ra>H wish had only ugi, rustamel.
hke you nsseAd sot i've hun0red' {
SATURDAY, f,cnink p0st
- --.--.-.
Tho caller having the circulation "a
eniitlcy q your advsrtislag.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-16
A ckoGGEu SYSTEM
NEEDS ATTENTION

Arr Nou bilious Hisas sni hstlcss
IT, N.ng Nen iiis pills taken as onre
sciare upon constipation END starts tht
bowels moNins naiursUN and casiN
MOREOVER d ACTS Without gripme Nt
''f' ~ a eiossvd system ofen leads ta
most serious complications Poisonous
mN'lefs anA q oalY roori, fauriinnnR
nveN immctmte auention No Nou wish
y wake np Tomorrow mprnirs harpy
m mind and ensirsiS satisfied. sutrt
lNNf 'iNaimcnt tonisht 2se q haNle
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-16

when llmrY Ellis polar boafs
struck town SUNDAY afternoon, we
heard ID WWnnn rNrlann NoW
isn'l this % comr ull liui b.
wasn't twns more iu lhe nuhua
at IS pul un
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CIRCULATION DEPAHI MIMI
PHONE SO.

Address al business eommuniea tlona
aud make Qua al cherks, drafts. money
orders and express orders 10 The Caller
Publishing Company All items, ar,iclea
and communications should br addressed
g. Editor. Corpus Christi Caller
Battered ~ SECOND class matter 80 she
poatoffice Ia Corpus CHRISTI, Teras
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-16

Don IL helievc the fciiew who
told won that yesterday was the
coolest dan he had ever expert
cnecd IN South Texts, although
he had lived ia this section of The
Slnte for ~ years, months and
four days lie has been saving
the sane thing on every sharp
November dAy since be MAS 81
years OF Rge.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-16

Considering Bcll tome $50
would NO. Boz greatly surprised II
Morris sheppard wcrc 90 poke his
tongue loo Governor Ferguson W.
know of uu man who usrs thc vs.
Nipe mentioned more prrisiWtlA
Tp wirelos, telegraph hn. hyeu
Wiih us iog sumN tune atd tho
Wirloss Telephone rs e eDmmer
ciN reality furrm now awaits
the Inventive crulus who viii per
feet Wlteioes fence WITH adequate
hurhs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-16

Ihc Waco Cotton ralure b.
tmqp ltis distinctive ns au ad.
y,rli,emout aud IS. celebrations
Why mon make iit ,iull (oasi Vs..
position lifgewnl WHY not n
vast IL with semUhiug 90 the "a
nnspwr, ol lhe coast
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-16

Winston Churchill IS of 10 the
Trout. bet the lnudou rutes
Thinks that hy la. not rtnrtd
from political lifc permanently
VIZ suppose Ocuman mlllas MIL
hr ihc determining lacier for
Churchill 81 quite peoyed enough
TO fight anything
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-16

As ihr result ol steamship
fiu. Elnmn flames SAWS that She
lasi everything that She pu.sessva
Mc tmnk Mmc dc GnrrorFa 81
uuduly pe@lmisie Wth 81;
lpi6modrl iellNflsh size hs>u
LOST her NOier or hrr ability 90
charge iuuuisiti,e people lur gct
ling iu Us way
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CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN 10 ADvERTlsERS

tuesday November 70. 1915
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
WEEKS BANK STATEMENT.

New York. July 2+-The actual condition
of clearing house banks and trust com
panieS for the week shows that they hold
112,92),S:O reserve in excess of legal re
quireu. pntS. This is an increase of s. 40
100 over last week.
The statement follows:
Actual Condition.
Loans. etc. 81, aG6. 099 eco, increase ST..
l04 eco.
Reserve in own vaults tb.D S444. 9S3 600.
increase 81. 40. coo.
Reserve in Federal reserve bank S133s.
'516.Ea0. increase SC. Gtii eco.
Reserve III ether Aepositaries $32,I91 $50.
decrease ST.. J65. eco.
Net demand deposits s. 80. O31 900. in
crease S1i. $4,000
Net time deposits S131 .123.O GO. increase
So 23:: 600.
Circulation S37 .93l GEO. increase SIG. eco
d. Of which 1911 .104 OO is specie.
Aggregate reserve $G11 .OaS coo.
Excess reserve SIT. 92o. $50, increase s.,
40. 1GD.
Summary Of State banks and trust com
| panieS in greater New York not include,
in clearing house statement:
800.
Specie $4S. 70o. 200. increase s., 500.
Legal tenders S9.34S. 100. decrease 1892,
$50.
Total deposits S746,S7s,oo0, increase Sc.
Isl COO.
Banks cash reserve in vault S11.2O1. $50.
Trust companies cash reserve III vaul
SAG. S52, 100.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
LITTLE
DISTURBED BY
NOTE To GERMANY
Influenced Almost En-
tireIy by Domestic Condi-
tons Among Which Weather
Reports and Prospective
C~urtaiIment by New England
Mills
(By the Associated Press).

N-N York, July .24-The cotton market
today appeared 10 be very little disturbed
by The Presidents note to Germany and
was influenced almost entirely by domestic
conditions among which weather reports
and u prospective curtaiiment by New
England mills furnished the PRINCIPAL
bytriSh factors.
The opinion regarding the note was that
white il contained grave possibilities it
hat been pretty well discounted. The fact
that the South was a seller during the
forenoon emphasized the beariSh construc-
ton put on weather news by the trading
element and induced more or less pressure
from traders here who were also inform
81 near the close that Texas was selling
spots today for September delivery. at less
than tender basis.
The market opened steady at a decline
Of 10 . points. Influenced by a disap-
pointing Liverpool market where selling
WAS thought To have been induced by
fears that the German note would pro
ducr decided weakness on this side. There
WIS practically no Improvement during the
day. and the close. while steady. was ) to
: points net lower and about bottom fol
the session. Special Manchester cables were
regarded as beariSh owing to the lack OF
Improvement in Eastern markets and the
difficulty of doing business in yarns.
H-HN nm $50. NnnIl
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
DAILY PORT MOVEMENT.

New Orleans: Middling S.63: receipts
535: exports 3,l39; sales 275; stock 157.179.
Galveston: Middling SA: receipts s.
4S@ sales 100 stock 125, :349.
Mobile: Middling SIS: receipts 4 stock
1i.6it.
Savannah: Middfing Sa: receipts ia:
sales 80: stock 71.G29.
CHARLESTON: Receipts 26S: stock 1882.
Wilmington: Receipts 81: stock 34.421.
Norfolk MiddIing SIS: receipts 313;
sales 237 stock 46. SCI.
Baltimore: Stock 1907.
~t;oSton: Middling ga exports %: stock
1890.
Philadelphia: Middling 9.+5; stock p
S19.
Nrw York: Middling go; exports s.
s2A sales PA; stock 2O.SlO.
Minor ports: Receipts 1891 exports o.
RS. stock II. 42J.
Total today: Receipts 14.4S5; exports
l'.4II; stock 1S0.GS-;.
Interior Movement.
Houston: Middling S.G3: receipts 81
SHIPMENTS 2.S19: sales 1874: stock 5I,1+9.
Memphis: Middling S62: receipts 1N
shipments 1.2S3: sales 600: stock S1.612.
Augusta Middling sLa receipts 2S
Shlbments l25: sales 221: stock 6S.396.
st. Louis: Middling $50: receipts 222
"hinnentS DID: stock 1920.
ttnrinnati Receipts 46: shipments
"t stock 800.
Little Rock Middling ST.. rcceiDts a3
siii',nents ~: sales Al: stock 0.1;1.
Dallas: Middling 81 sales 211.
Total today: Receipts loss: shipment:
o'SI. stock 2Jt .SI3.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
WAR STOCKS ARE
UPGRADE AGAIN
Several Make New High Rec
ofds; Neglect of Railway Is
sues Due to Uncertainty
Over Crop Outlook

New York, July 24.-war stocks were
active again today and advanced ma
lerlaliy. SO that several made new high
records. At the close Baldwin Locomo-
i've American Can. Bethlehem Steel and
o.hef issues which are reaping a harvest
OF war orders were near their best. Beth
lehen steer gained I points for the day
ana Il upoints or the week. American Can
Soiu az a new high figure Of 59la.
baldwin Locomotive rose to a new high
mark on reports that an additional war
order In the n~eighborhood of $40. coo. COO
hao been closed by the company. The de-
mand for all classes of war issues over
Swallowed all other trading and the old
time standard leaders, like New York Cen
tral. Reading. Union Pacific and Southern
Facllc were neglected.
Bethlehem Steel was again a feature OF
strength and sold at 2091a. which is the
highest price at which a non dividend
paying stock has ever sold on the New
York Stock Exchange.
The currant neglect of the railroad is
sues is due to the uncertainty oyer tht
crop outlook and it was generally conced
ed that there will be little activity in til,
Of the August crop report. There has beer
some I'm prOyemcnt in earnings during tn,
week and several railroad presidents hav
given 1t as their opinion that the turn il
the tide has beeen reached.
The only feature of the bank statemen
was an increase of $40. 100 in the Surplu
reserve and an Increase in loans of Sl3,
1O4 .O0O.
Trading in bonds was in moderate vol
ume without an apDreciable change i
prices. Total sales (par valued aggregate
S723 coo.
United States IS advanced y on cali f.
the week.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
NEW YORK DRY GOODS

New York. July 1t Some Improvement
was noted in the demand for cotton goods
this week and when the raw cotton market
becomes more settled selling agents be
tieve the movement will become broad.
The attendance of buyers Of dress fab
RIGS has been very large in the market. As
yet they are operating cautiously but fully
as we'll as a year ago in some of the larg-
est houses. Print cloths were Steadier and
some substantial late contracts were enter
ed. Duck for export continues in good
demand. Some improvement was noted in
the call for duck for domestic uses. There
are some important inquiries in the mar
ket for export cotton goods, not of a
staple character. and the general export
demand is very steady. Prices quoted
Print cloths o inch 64x64's. 38 cents
64x60's. 3 cents; 3Sh inch 64x6fs. 3 15-1e
cents to 4 cents: standard Southern brown
sheetings 6A: denims Q ounce blue, Il
cents: tickings. 8 ounce 1112: standard
prints 5A; staple ginghams Ga; dress
ginchamS 9A.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27

Washington. ID. G.. July 24.-Iotal re
serves Of the Federal reserve banks in
creased nearly $4,000. 600 during the past
week. according to a statement of the
the Federal Reserve Board. 1t shows:
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates in vault SILL
O47 900.
Gold settlement fund 1880 900.
Gold redemption fund with United States
treasurer 81 .076.oOO.
Total gold reserve $263.573.0O0.
Legal tender notes, silver. etc, 2o,913,-
coo.
Total reserve $3.50. 4S6. 900
Bills discounted and bought. maturltieS
within 80 days. S11. $4,000
Maturities within 60 days s12.Sl5.OOo.
MaturitieS within &C days S11. 600.
Maturities over 30 days 81, 456, Goo.
Total S39. 423. coo.
Investments.
United States bonds x1.923!rp.
Municipal warrants S15, 11G.OOO.
Due from Federal reserve banks-net
s. .229. 600.
Feder reserve noteS-net S922I !WW.
All other resources 81. 765 900.
Total resources. $371. 163. 600
Liabilities.
Capital paid in $~1,110.ON.
Reserve depOSitS-net 1901 Wi5.OO
Faderal reserve noteS-net S14,521 900.
All other liabilities 81 100000.
Total liabilities. 1911 163. 600.
Gold reserve aainst net liabilities S4.9
per cent.
Cash reserve against net liabilities G3.
per cent.
Cash reserve against liabilities after set
ting aside 40 per cent gold reserve against
| net amount of Federal reserve notes in
| circulation $50 per cent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
NEW ORLEANS cotton.

New Orleans. La. July "a Cotton closed
today ut Il loss Of : to : points. practically
the lowest of the session. Trading was
small in volume and neither side was ag-
greSSivc. A feature Of the morning was
the report that large American mills would
close for three weeks in August. This
was n depressing influence until it was
explained that the corporation in question
usually closes down during August to al
low repairs to its machinery. The market
displayed no recuperative power although
the closing was officially quoted steady.
Cotton futures closed: July $50; Oct
300: Dec. 9.23; Jan. 9.35: March 9.56.
Cotton spot: Quiet and easy. unehang
cd middling 1858; sales on the spot II:
bales. to arrive 100.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
ENTERTAIN JONES
COUNTY VETERANS
John N Whitford Chapter,
Lately Organized, Gives Most
Enjoyable Occasion
o~s~cial Il IT, - .pa observer

foilpckSyiile JULY 24-Thc John Y.
Nhftfori chapter 81 the Daughters
IT the ~Confederacy organized =,
i'oflocksville. on the Sth day Of Aprll
I'I'. gave their first entertainment
- the veterans II Jones county Thurs
day II consisted OF a picni, dinner
held upon the beautiful ground, sur-
~rounding the residence Of Mr. Hardy
" hItlord. Rustic benches and chairs
We're placed over the large ana shady
ward and the lower branches Of MANY
81 the trees We're decorated with Con-
federate flags. Among these was the
headquarters flag used by cot Whit
foTd ana the emblematic flag of The
state Nature completed this deCora-
ZION with leaf and branch Of shady
trees above Beneath all in the
spacious yard. the dinner tables were
strung out in a long line. loaded with
eatables Of every kind. Added 10 all
this. strains Of appropriate music.
were continuously rendered. and
camp songs inspiring battle airs AMI
patriotic melodies. floating over all.
hioN' III Jun Ittl mat tntN would
like to be a soldier. and the battle
SCARED veterans seated around in the
yard. Went back. in memory. 10 the
DAYS that tried mems souls"
There was a good attendance II the
Jones county veterans. and veterans
from adjoining counties We're also
present 10y special invitation. \ fine
delegation from Craven was present.
headed by Commander S. r. Street IF
ON PORN 20 fln 49,
ever. Prof. Alex. II. White. OF Pol
louisville. preliminary to other an
n~ounceInents to be made. delivered al
| inspiring and patriotic speech. He
then introduced Mr.. l.. I. Moore. OF
New Bern. who had been invited tC
deliver the address. After Mr.. Moore:
eloquent and interesting address haC
been delivered, Mrs. r. r. Nixon. o
New Bern. was called out. and arisin.
III a graceful and self-posSeSsed man
ner. delighted everybody with her de
livery and originality Of thought an
at the close of her remarks she de
claimed a poem her husband com
claimed the night before for this &C
caSiOn. Several others were Gale
5 upon, and all responded in happ
vein, and we'll timed remarks. NJ
5. r. Street was last called upon, blu
explained his embarrassment. in bein
$ the only one to refuse. charging tina
; some time ago he got Mr.. Moore {
write him "a speech for his occasion
and he had committed il to memo.
d hut Mr.. Moore had been called (
n speak first and had said the ga m
re speech he had loaned to him. there
q fore it was useless for him to repea
TT it.
At the close of this most suCcessfl
and enjoyable occasion. Mrs. j. :
10 Hollister, of New Bern. compliments
the aides of the o n. Whitfor
ID chapter, expressing pride in that ST
had bean its QrioinaIAH and nroanIZn
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27

Liverpool. July 24.-Cotton spot. mOder-
ate business done: prices steady: Ameri-
can middling fair GOT; good middling 5.51 {;
middling sol: low middling 4.75 good
ordinary ABS; ordinary 4.O5. Sales 1000
bales. including $500 American and 1000
for speculation and export. Receipts A.
600 bales. no American.
Aug. 5.O6M: Aug.-Sept. 5.O9h: Sept. Oct.
SO: Oct.-Nov. 5.26; Nov.-Dec. 5.32; Dec.
Jan. 5.37; Jan.-Feb. 5.42: Feb.-Mar. SAT
March April $50: April May 5.55h: May
June $50; June-July 5.61h; July-August
5Gii,.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
COTTON SEED OIL.

New York. July 24.-The cotton seed oil
market was quiet today but prices were
steady on frmness in the spot position,
due to a better export demand. closing at
2 points decline to 5 points advance. Sales
2.lG0 barrels.
The market closed steady. Spot 6OSM
$50: July 6.OSG6.25: Aug. 6.11M6.14: Sept.
G1ld6.13: Oct. 6.1Od6.12: Nov. 6.O666.09
Dee. 6.11@6 13: Jan. 6.11M6.2O; Feb. 6.23G
COS
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah. Ga. July 24-Turpen'ine firm
39l2 sales 80: receipts 800. shipments
a: stock IS. 102.
Rosin firm: sales 100: receipts 1910;
shipments 80: stock ~. 10s.
quote: AB. 30: CD. sos: T.. 305M
80: F.GHI. SO: X. 3.D: NJ. 49o1f-25;
\ 100. VIC goo: WV. Coz.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

reported by Rodgers, Plummer and Co.
Inc1
SPANISH
Farmers stock. market steady.
First quality $50 per bushel.
Off grade 306JOc per bushel.
VIRGINIAS-
Farmers stock. market steady.
Fancy jumbo 3hc per Id.
Fancy hand picked 3Ac per Id.
Extra prime SC per ID.
Smelling stock 2M2h.c per Id.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
DIR. Edward RedIOs. Dead.
(Ry The ASoiatei Presl

Philadelphia. July 2i--Dr. Edward
Redloe. a retired veteran OF the Amer
lean Consular service and one Of the
founders of the clover club. Philadel-
phia's widely known dining Organiza-
ton. died today after a long illness.
He was 81 years old
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
NEW YORK DRY GOODS

New York. July 24.-Buriap markets
have become much weaker. due to large
receipts aud q break at Calcutta. Linens
were frmer today and cotton goods stead
Ter. following larger purchases. Yarns
We're quiet. Dress goods arr becoming
more active. Ready - wear lines are ir-
regular
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
NORFOLK COTTON MARKET.
RALEIGH COTTON MARKET
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Ills. July 24.-Hogs weak: bulk
8 75M7.T5: light 7.4OM7.S5: mixed 6.15@
I 70: heavy 6.45@7.+O: rough 6.bG66S
pigs 6.75M7.65. n1
Cattle. weak: native beef steers 6.40W
~ oS Western beef steers 7.001S.20: cows
md he;fers 3.25M9.25: calves 7.OOM 1870.
sheen, steady: sheep G6tI lambs
6 GOA 30.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July 24-Mercantiie paper ,
ASH sterling. Cd day bills 4.1.75: de
rnand $50: cables 411.cJ.
Bar silver 41I.
Mexican dollars 3Hk.
Government bonds steady. Railroad
bonds steady.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
FIGIN.

Elgin. Ills. July -Butter. 126 tubs
sold at 2412 100 at 251e 25% cent bid or
LEGO tubs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27

FIpCtric. ..|UI IE tut Nl
Total sales for the day 81, 100 shares