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The oasis., 1904-09-24
MINING NEWS.

Akutti it1l~bci itih thD Aetht@ Di
 Harry McMahon of Hermosillo
 who was the original owner of the
 Wolverine and Arizona mine. Mir.
 McMahon now resides at Hermo-
 sillo.
 Bisbee Miner: The silica quar-
 ries at Silica siding on the E. F. d .S. W. k. R. are being drawn upon
 now to q heavier extent than at
 any time in the past. The force of
 men is being increased by Snperin-
 tendent Foreman to meet the de-
 mand.
 Williams News; Report comes from Gold Road that wonderful strike of ore has been made in the crosscut from the 300 level. Drill- ings from the vein on the foot wall run $400 to the ton and eight feet of ore now penetrated by the cross- cut show wonderful values.
 Yuma Sentinel: An effort will be made during the coming session of congress for the establishment of department of mining and metal lurgy. By reason of it's great in. tuence upon all other resources and industries and the advance ment of the country, many men of influence think mining should re ceive equal consideration with agriculture and other pursuits.
 Prescott Courier: Alex Lucev has commenced work on his Little Girl group situated about three miles below the Sultana group. Last week he installed whim in the works as the shaft had reached a depth of forty feet, which made it hard windlassing. He is working on ledge sixteen feet wide, which has given assays varying from $6 to Sll4, and employs six men.
 Benson Press: President Boggers IS rushing work at the shelter, and before our citizens realize it Ben- son will be known as smelter town, with one of the best and lat- est pattern plants in the country. The shelter people are in the market now for ore, from ten ton lots or up. All of the machinery has been ordered and is on the road, or ready for shipment on the tick of the wire. The plant is ex- pected to be ready for operations in about seven weeks.
 International-American Aship- ment of ore from the Picahgo prop critics of the Phelps Dodge company was made through Douglas two days ago. Two car loads of ore were sent to the shelter, valued at $13,000 in gold, not including the silver values which run very high. The country from which this ore comes is being thoroughly pros- pected and many new properties are being located. It is one of the richest gold countries in America and will at some date not far in the future be the scene of big min- ing operations.
 International-American T h e 
 Palace Gold and Copper Company has a small force at work on its l Tip Top properties. This camp, it will be remembered, produced over ! two and one.half millions of silver s in the 70's but at that time no att 5ention was paid to the gold reefs | | which were known to exist. These Ire now being opened up with most ' results. A tunnel is a being rnn undar tho anax on 4bo ?
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-11
MALE ILIMAS.

ABB r BIZ o A II
Cusack, 2b. .........4 . 2 0
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-11
"sToRk's NEST FLAT"

Chicago. June 25.-Edmund Beall ri
Alton, who owns several big fiat build
ings. has demonstrated that he Is q
foe to race suicide. He has Just com.
pleted a big apartment house, which
he has named "Stork's Nest" and In
stead of the stipulation that IL usually
incorporated In the lease by owners Of
Fat buildings, he has Incorporated In
the indentures and carried In his ad.
vertisements IN the newspapers the
clause that "Renters with children will
he given preference"
To prospective tenants the owner
even went further. saying openly that
the apartments are for the exclusive
use of married people. and that the
presence OF children Is recommends
ton, instead OF bar to acceptance as
tenants. In the new building are some
forty apartments, and though the
structure was only completed and
the ito rent" sign put on II early this
week, all Of the fats have been taken.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-11
Males and H,A,C.'S
Al Defeat AL
Punah0uS and EIkS

Errors in Saturdays ball games
we're almost too numerous to mention;
the Males bested the Punahous by four
to one and the Honolulus defeated the
Elks by fourteen to one. The latter
was the mole entertaining game, al
though both were highly Interesting.
in spite OF considerable poor playing.
Desha's work In the box for the Puma
hous showed that he had not quite re-
covered from the Maui trip. which
strenuous excursion may have had
something to do with the condition Of
the entile team. In the second game
the Eiks were as full Of errors as the
Honolulus were of runs. The seventh
inning was the lucky one for the Elks;
then they secured the run that saved
them from a shut-out Zamloch's pitch
Ing was sad to see.
Bowers was the only umpire on the
field. As previously reported. Pa,
1 Gleason, at the meeting of the League
on Thursday, moved to amend the
rules to provide Tor but one umpire.
Although the action of the League re-
mains to be passed on by the trustees,
Wilder did not show up. probably TAX
ing the trustees approval of the League
action for granted.
The present standing OF the teams IL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-11

Fine Job Printing a. the Bulletin
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-11

Home run--E. Fernandez.
Three base hit-White.
Two base hit--En Sue.
Sacrifice hiis-Wilder. Z. Fernandez.
Stolen bases-Moore 2. G. Cunha.
zamloch. Gleason. Kiley, A. Williams
2. Il. fernandez.
Hit by pitcher-Knai.
Struck out-By Zamloch Z. by Joy g..
Bases on balls-Zamlo,h 3, Joy J.
Wild pitches-Zamloch 2.
Passed ball-Kiley /.
Umpire-Bowers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-11

Two base hit-Grady.
Sacrifice hits-Lishman, Davis, Cogs-
well 2.
stolen bases-Cusack, Hampton, Rob
erts, Grady, Steere, Williams.
Struck 0ut-By Desha Z. by Hamp-
ton 3.
Bases on balls-Desha 2, Hampton 8.
Hit by pitcher--Woojs.
Wild pitch-Desha.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-11
PRosPERlNo IN MEXICO.

G. I. Lewis, formerly master me-
chanic for the Oahu Railway. has re-
ceived the appointment to the posi-
ton Of supervising master mechanic
for the Randolph railroads In Mexico
with headquarters Mt Tuscon. Arizona.
These Mexican railways will be con-
solidated with the Southern Racific sys-
TEN. Mr.. Lewis has great opportun-
Nv and is moking n fine reputation for
himself In his new location.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-11
The Latest For Skirts Is Crinolette

It has already proven to be the favoe stenng for the
skirt this season.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-11

Ninth Inning-Puns to bat: Ahrens
out, pitcher TO first. Warehouse (great
npplause) out, pitcher to first, first
shake out Of the box. Tucker out, Sec
ond to first; minutes work. Males
win. Al.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-11
ELKS vs.. II. A. G.

batting: Moore retires, short to first.
Russell succumbs to joys pitching.
Wilder out, second to first; minutes
execution.
Second Inning-H. A. G. batting: Kill
ey puts a high sky into lefts paws.
Defries to bat with long pants. stril-
ing out. Joy gets his base on balls. J.
Fernandez hits to short, who hands It
to second. retiring JOY; 6 minutes
work Elks to bat: Cunha flies out
to Defries. Bob white flies out to
center. Kaai out, short to first; min.
ute's amusement.
Third Inning-A. Williams out by
thirds throw to first. Il. Fernandez
safe on shorts wild throw. En- Sue
hits to left fence, makes three bags
and brings home Il. Fernandez. tue
mendous applause. Gleason brings in
In Sue by hit to right. Soarcs strikes
out. Kiley swipes to second and
letches Soares home, landing on Sec
ord, all on poor fielding; Kiley steals
tnlrd. Defries strikes out; three runs;
seven minutes great excitement. Elks
TO the bat: Bushnell out, second to
first Kia strikes out. Zamloch safe
on Defries muff Of a high fly. Moore to
bat; Zamloch out stealing second.
catcher's throw; four minutes by-play.
Fourth Inning-Ioy out, catcher to
first. J. Fernandez safe on shorts
error, short let's IL between his feet
A. Williams safe but Fernandez caught
at second Williams steals second
closely; he steals third, closer still. Il.
Fernandez gets first on that mans err
ror and williams Is home. Fernandez
steals second, quick slide: gets third
On wild pitch. En- Sue flies out to
third; minutes fun. Elks to the bat:
Moore base hits to left. Resell bat
ting; Moore steals second Russell
strikes out. Wilder out, pitcher to
first; Russell on third. Cunha, base
on balls. White batting; Cunha steals
second. White strikes out; minues'
variety.
Fifth Inning-Gleason out, Jones 10
Cunha. Soares, base on balls; out
stealing second, from catcher. Kiley
safe, error by pitcher. Aylett batting;
Kiley gets second on wild pitch. Aylett
takes base on balls. Joy brings home
Kiley on hit past short. ]. Fernandez
tetches in Aylett on base hit going to
second on throw in. Joy coming home
BY the same token; AyIett gets third
on Kia's error. A Williams brings
Fernandez home on hit to third. h
Fernandez flies out to Wilder. Four
runs; score, s to 0. Elks batting: Kaai
is hit by Joy and takes base. Bushnell
strikes out. Kia flies out to Aylett and
Kaai is caught at first; minutes recro
alton.
Sixth Inning-En Sue safe on thirds
error. Gleason safe but En- Sue caught
at second by pitcher. Soares batting;
on third strike he rushes first on wild
pitch. the ball going into the crowd,
Gleason coming home. Soarss reaching
third. Kiloy brings Soares over the
rut In,, aIao an, o., n,.h,aIi y ,,,l,,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-11

Saturdays games by innings were as
below recorded:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-07-11
BY AUTHORITY
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
HEALTH.

Honolulu, Hawaii, July 8. 1904,
Notice is hereby given that all
agents commissions Issued by the
Board of Health prior to July LIST. 1904.
are revoked.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
By Its President:
2S1l.3t l.. E, PINKHAM.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
200 900 to iooO.0o6 pounds per week II would
DO better for both buyer and seiler. Prices
about as heretofore. 81 : ~
I'm mi q IN al
DAkvILLE ia BAcco MARKET.

lutSillet cO'
Following ID thu weekly review Of the Dam
viile toba acc Il market .by bibrei brothers:
Receipts this week have been somewhat
larger than for several weeks previous. The
reads have been very bud and the weather IN
s9s nate ~, ehsn ns Y, thy oS Sns u
sb 9sya sbnss s9d han s1 bsan
OF red this week. Prices have ruled Grin and
without any change. IL !.
Ing Quite N freely, Tho brokers seem fhi "
well supplied With order PVT ~, H. dealers lors
dealers arc. doing little O. noting. as thss
character Of tho offerings has not been suited
cutie ali OF the South Carolina nnrke.s arc
now closed for tho season. In Eastern Caro-.
lima a good many Of the small rnarks e h II !, 9
also closed for the season. 1t Ia reported that
about Il per cent. OF the. crop Of Eastern Car
DINA has been sold. and 4 y generally con.
Old belt Is il nc hands or The dealer, 4,
has been OF a retail charactor. No sales Of
consequence have been reported.
that wo@ shall have light receipts next week.
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/ COTTON MARKETS.

oer,.a i,n, az 4 desnns 81 s points 10 u. ad-
vance OF l. points with ths. mnrke. showing
increasing strength as the call p. ogr.sseu y.
disappointing Liverpool cables. which were
consldered poor enough, y. warrant q de Inc
statement and the tmal. estimates e he
y,hovement during tho nswi wstk gave til = SIT
ed consldsrahle irnlness again VITA Jul. SELL
ing up to 1907. SP,t interests wers buying
hore, particularly May. Boiaea With Sew
Orleans connexions supported the market, and
In spite Of cnd OF the week realzinS and
lhe market n,ied generally firm With pr.res
.spout saIl0 points net. higher, Tral.ns was
,NerC very light. s55 4+S5
Raccipta Of cotton a. tho ports to-day were
last year, FOR the wssk 5000 b,ll-s again t
1is57S last year. To,dey'a receipts. At New
md a. Houston 1855 balss against 1858 last
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An illustrated Sermon.

Richmond is to have an illustrated SER
mon tonight. Rev. c.. F. stealy VIII
mortal, on the '.ProdtgaI Son. and the
discourse Will be richly illustrated by
means Of the stereopticon, the artistic
occasion. Among the pictures shown will
be the tourney to O Far Country
WASTES Ills Substance, Lives Riotous-
lHusks,I "Retlirn,n ''FIis Fathers Com
passion" "Return Celebrated. !" der.
Brother demonstrated" 5
The public Is cordially invited to be.
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.LYNcHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET,

l]yFCTFU"fb b TT = VT IN Z. TWO
Sales OF loose tobacco on the Lynchburg
market FOR the two weeks ending D. bruary
70, 1904. reported by John l.. Ogesby Of
I.ynch,s Warehouse. G5I tl5a
Sold week ending lebruay 10, loss. 400 pounds;
sold week ending February Goth, 9.S 700 pounds.
decrease for week ending February GOTH l6i, 1O1
pY Sold from october l. 1908 to February %.
1901 n 900 pounds; sold from October l. 1872,
i ,1S A64ssses pounds de-
expected. The small sales, wasn there can bs
nothing done on tie farm bu. set their tobaesS
good condlt ion, indicate one OF two things-r
ths farmers are either holding their. tobacco
as much lobaeco IN The hands 81 planters on
Was Thought 10 be. Some think the atter tas
,tsle reason. + receipts capla ba Kept st $s1csn
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The Oldest Bale.

Mr.. Samuel Fleming, of Gross Hill. s.
c.. perhaps owns tho oldest bale OF cot.
made and glnned during the war by. MI.
Thomason, Mr., Flemlng's father-ln-law.
The baling and ropfng had long since
been eaten away by rats, and Y was
necessary to rebale the rather ancient
staple Tho bale is OF average weight
and Is classed Smlddllng. 5l
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET. I

FIOUIl-continues IN fair demand & receipts
WHEAT-Rece light; market active.
fCORN--Very quiet md slow, 5lts8
oaTS-puil, receipts and stocks heavy.
IIAY-Aii stocks very much reduced and
receipts Very light; market very active,
FEGGS- Receipts increasing and ln ssympa my
With othcr markets prices arc much lowGr.
y BuTTER--lSancy grades continue IN fair de-
,nand; I'll other Grades qnis!i ya ana aul ,o,a,,on,
for both yc and drssssa ,,on ,,nea i GOOD
demand. New: Small well cured hams IN fair
demand. other stock duh, Z, 4,
keti active. 80, u, u. ~.
LEs,rl liberal ana market 4, aus Lei
steady. a,, da,,.,a 5 ,,,,,,s
4's souT SIHsN VEGETABLES, NEw-ln very
sY ReEiEfs FSM TE h q 40
els; rye lid bushels, Flour. LILO barrels;
hRy sSl tqsi nm pa 8 t9''s pu..
els; cate, 69,iS6 bushels 8itl tt tilsl6 "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
Carolina markets arc
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
-pI,EAM11r MAnKET.

PETERsBUHc,, VA, FEB 27..--PEANUTs-.
Tho market renans unchanged The otles.rgs
for better prices Spanish are irI at
flf NoR Fl 5skss1''o Rsr p Feb. s-pEANurs
Farmers n,arket higher ~ All grades &c faney
cradles, 5Isdi4c. spanish. il.1o5t.121s MARKET
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nn;y =. ArARKEr,

llttle Int .st displayed BY buyers pt dry goods
at first hands, Whilo in johblng circles there Is
been In progress during the week. No con-.
cessions arc being offered by sellers. and 1 y
probnbillty were such concessions made. II n
tho meantime buyers Gre taking only what 10
necessary for actual requirements 25 IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-28
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

chicago. NJ ana 81 Paul gol. 4s.......... iMIs
Chicago aud NorthFestcrn consol 7s..... 12ol:
CHICAGO, II. /. ana Pacific 4s...,....,..... tsN
Chicago, II. T. and Pacific col. 5s.......... 50
c., c., G. and st. Louis gen 4s.......... rs
Chicago Terminal As observation-disclosures 81
Consolidated Tobacco 4s.................... S3::s
Colorado and Southern "a 8................ ~
Denver and Rio CitAnde 4s..,.............. g.it
Eric prior llnn is ssS,l
Fort Worth md Denver Cit ~ 35
louisville ind Nash; Unined ls.......... es s3s
Manhattan consol gold IS L3ssa
Mexican Central ~ 9iS<
Mexican Central tst Inc Observation-Disclosures. ~
Mimi. and 81 iouis 4s.................... ;s,s
Missouri, Kansas and TeIas s.;;.........sse, ,h
Missouri kansaS and Texas 2ds....... q d
National r. r.. Of Mexico CON. 7siis
Nav York Central gen. 81 ................ 86h
Nav Jersey Central gen 5s........,....... ISL.
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THE AMELIA DROWNING G.
Noble Lives Sacrificed in Effort
IL Save a Little Girl. d.

Mrs. Robert H. Bailey and Miss Clara
where ! they wore called to attend the
funeral their uncle MI Koner r, E'
Bridgtorth. and his little GRANDPA ughtert;;
three Of whom were drowned In Bridg-
forli's pond. amelia county. II Sc =: turday
last, 81 q . . "a " WV
ska ting together and broke In. MI. Bridg..g
forth was the first to reach them. and 7,
In the brave attempt to save the little
fife, as did the young man with her, in
efforts to save her. They both held her
up In their arms until all strength gave
Tho bereaved families are, crushed, and.
the sad accident has cast gloom over
the entire community. Ii
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MARKET WAS IS
ALMOST \ IDLE.
Drift Of Stock Prices Listlcss in
the Extreme and Almost u most.
insignificant.
B S X "a a -A----- b ~
AWAIT NEW. DEVELOPMENTS {: 1. Y |: !
Market Closes Altnost8Stagnantt
and Easy, But With l. Small s nal;
Losses on Day. ana
AWAIT NEW DEVELOPMENTS I :
(By Associated l'ress.)

NEW YORK, d ci1. Z7.--To-day,'s stcclk:
market was almost dle.. and the drift
prices as stlsss y tl,a backk
10 tis tally, which occurred on Thursday.
discoarasod the traders, from q tAnpliIg
1ySS pribss nnd as a ran nn
p prlses e's rRe iaef tdf another decision
saX thG snprsnSs SEs Sthern
vatad tho duliness. s:sT5 I5a \. S1 a S5.2t
Pennsylvania response ,to ne aniua,,
report WIS. Il net advance \ Of u.s. and
Iseadlhg closed unchanged III spta Of the.
htnry decrease In the net earnings fdr
The Bank statement ravealed larger
I gain IN cash than indca ted BY tho pre-
1,minary estimates but speculativ sentl-
,nent would be more encouraged were e
1rnl.ey ID bus ness. The decrease II, loans
was not c,enly explained ,lrie g n !, !. z
'spGrrt .. t 81 tets,eafn nouse
their dtslrcllnat ton 10 carry hea w depositG
Z n d g per cent. n terest rate, vi u, the
call loan rate below that iigGsc, -. rms IL
back from the tnnks TO the trust compa-
me market closed almost s,a rg, but y.
easy, and It small lossea, Total " stt.es
i or bonds. par value. $40 90. Fit
United states bonds wcro unchanged on
call for this week. lad 5l1t4
y Total Sd les were a4.uJOs sharcs. s
NEW YORK. Feb .7..-Money. on call
nominal: no loasss Time leans steady;
sla mon his u to 4 ia. Prime mercantile
pnner IA and s l.2. Startling exchange
Slirm. with factunl business il bankets'
for sixty bills. l;ostad rates stSi s. .s4 IT,.
ard $4.67 and :4.Sii IL. Commercial bills
ss.s2 to si13 H.. Bar silver IS IL. Mex
lean dollars 49,. s5;.
q NEW YORK, Feb 27a-,rhc statement Of
averages OF the clearing house hanks OF
"A his city for the hye days OF thts4sweck
shows: Loans $3.50 so co. decrease 81, 2222a.
1n. deposits sigo7. $50 400, decrease slG 100.
circulation $40 eio.3.0. decrease s3ie 500! le-
xal tenders sliT7&B O. increase ssI2.3gn:
serve t2sola0.3D. increase si.6i7 100: 5re-
srevc rcGtircd $3.50 $50 10 decrease s2s,2t1 !;
surplus y321 % eco, ircreas SC si.Gi3 30; ea-
Tinted States deposits sii4A0,GIo. increase
l. s.. 81 100.
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STOCKS,

Tho stock market has acted remarkably
we'll the Fast week; all news was OF the
tIi tie uu market showed Considerable res
sistance to tho attacks Of the. bear party.
Tie public has been fed with bear tall.
time. We think this is the time to beware
OF selling stocks short, There Is very
little room for further decline. Some
stocks may sell lower; however, We a. q.
IN arv and all reCeSSiOnS, X stta iflE4f35
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3 COTTON.

AS outlined last Sunday, cotton has con-
tinued to advance durlrg. the past Weels,
thai titan ever. There has been an active de-
mand for spots, and We look 10 see. fu-
lures sell above previous high ,prlpes;
The market to-day opened s5eady ana
izing SGT in. 1t reached IS to 90 points
ard again turned firm, the late trading
being active and strong. Market closed
Tho early influences were very strong
cables, witt, an advance little better
than expected. a strong statistical posi-
prices. We advise the purchase Of May
and duly on any and all declines, a
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7NAIvAL FLORES,

4 WILMINGTON. n. C., Feb 7.---sPIFITs
1'GRTENI'iN E-Nothlng. doing; reccits, ~
casl,s.. Fosn--Nothing doing I; rncalfs 3i3 bar
Crude Turpentine--Fr Firm ~ sa e5a-t %; receipts
= 's spIplssiNAH GA, Feb. e7-TuRPENTINE--
Firm ut 69o; sales. 1907 casks: " receipts 81
casks 7; exports, 50 casks. Rostn--Frm; Eales.
barrels. . - - - ~ ,r,,,,,, l,
TINE AND ROSIN--N othing doing. 5s y
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Ii s. refunding ~, rcsirtercd. ........... 1olh
III g. rcfnnding n, coupan ........... '9o NJ
4, a. N registered =, Il. 4. 1ot
u 81 o.. co,r,on +. I, 1868
HI q Nav 4s registered 1915
III. 81 New AZ. coupon Observation-Disclosures. 1aeN
U. s. Old IS, rcgistercd. lpsH
IL S. old 4s, coupon 1. 1914
Atchison general 4s ............ sos
Atchson adjustment 4s s.1s
Atlantic coast Line As !. 9ca.
baltimore aud Ohio AZ 4. 1ooA
baltimore and Ohio s,ss ....... .......... s27s
Contra OF Georgia Is I. los @
Central Of Georgia list Inc /. GGs
r,hcslpeake and Ohio Ans 1osSS,
Chicago ana Alton sl;s . /. Il. \. HIs
Chicago. Il. and Quincy new ip............3s3 #
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Sor thern I,acIac Is 1926
Northern Pacific 49, 7oi.
lNorfolk and western con. s......s.... g1i7
1,rnron smart Ina "a and Partic ......, o E
penSInr General 4s #. .............. 955s
spoadinS fjennraI Az ...,........, 06
a. ns;a and iron Mount tain con- Is. .....113
ST. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4B.,...... =
Sen hnard Zinc ID Z. Gyh
Soif,ern pacifc d SSA
Sotithern Railway IS ...,.......s.......... rs
Texas and Pacific lists .:............. llStz
Toledo st L.. and Western 4s.........:. g
finon pacific4 COW, ~ 945s
u s. Stcol ID IS
Wnha sh lists III, 115sf
tvn baai, r1eb r3s Observation-Disclosures. G9as
WheelInc and Lake EEris AZ ............,... ssH
wisconsin Central 4a ., ~
Colorado Fuel and Iron con: 5s........... 20
NJ and c, Z. collateral trust 4s.s.......,.... u
Central Of Georgia I'd ING
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gaLr1MoRE STOCK MARKEl

BALTIMORE, MD. Feb. .7.--scaboard Air
Line common s,4 90. preferred l4Aai5it.
board Smoothing doing. Atlant,p Coast Line.
common and preferred, not quoted. 81 "
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July, INCLUSIVE, aa2a. August 40. September
ii and October IS points
Cotton futurcs steady; February. 10 bid;
March. 80: April, s5l g4i ~: . May,
August 400 bid; September, l2.5iGl:. 90 8 Oc-4
tobtr, II. s5li1IS6. E3{ ,5t#
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4 UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsBURG, PA.
Feb. 27.CATTI.E,.suppy light, market
steady Choice, SS.10gr0!aD; prime. $40 Gl5 ";
fair, 50. 4O@4.l5 Hogs Recein s., 70 n double
decks; market dull Prime henyes and u. me-
light \ ycrkefs, & $3.50 $50; 2 pigs, ss2Sa6 ..
Sheep fair; market PRIME In e. Yeti Il
choice lambs, se.e5ae3 So; veal calves, $L5O4S25.
CINCINNATI, o.. Feb a7.-Sheep-.Du.l at
s4Gi5 90. Steady at So M I.ambs--
Dull at 81, 60GtG ... So - .aal l.-