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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-06-08
New Rulins on Timber Land.

A recent ruling of the land depart
ment requires that timber land entry,
men shall show the condition Of land
rs sscertained from personal exami.
nation NEAR THE DATE OF
PROOF, The department has not
made known by decision just how near
the proof date this examination m ust
be made, The evidence, at date of
making proof, must show the condi.
tion and character Of the land at that
time. and should be based on an ex-
animation made sufficiently near the
date to render it reasonably certain
that no change has been made in the
condition. The local land office will
hold that 60 or 80 days Is not
sufficiently near the date" Inas-
much as there is an uncertain time
limit it would be well for entrymen
to be prepared to present positive evil
dence rs to the condition of the land
at a time not more than two weeks
prior to date Of taking testimony.
This may be precaution as to date
which may be considered by some as
unnecessary and greater length of
time might intervene between date of
examination and the date of proof,
and the proof be accepted by the de-
psrtment, still there is the chance
that il might not be accepted-in
which event the matter of additional
affidavits, trouble and expense is sure
10 p;ia nm
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-06-08

of So at six months or $50, kids and
mohair, s235. Expense, two tons OF
hay and $40 for grain or $50, leaving
you profit Of s205 for the year on 100
head of goats, and if one will look out
for good bucks every two years he can
increase the mohair one pound every
year, for instance a buck that clips
seven pounds of mohair put with
Nsnnies that clip 219 pounds their
increase will clip 31a on an average or
$50 increase in wool ON every 100 kids.
A buck clipping seven pounds of nc
hair is worth $40 and he will pay
seven per cent on the money invested
in him besides 30 cents head for
every kid. While l have bucks clip
ping from seven to 10 pounds pei
head, l also have Nannies that cliI
/ from three to nine pounds of mohail
apiece. Some years there is bigger
profit made than others. while last
year l raised 100 per cent Of my kids,
l only raised 80 per cent this year
What do lay it to? Both goitre and
a heavy crop of acorns. An over
feed of acorns is as bad as an overfeet
of corn to stock of all kinds 1t de
velops the young too fast and make
them cripples or out of proportion ant
while we have ups and downs in al
things, why shouldn't we in goats
Don't think goats will live on oil
shoes and tin oans; while they will
live on paper signs and green stick
and leaves and grass but they need al
four Of these to live on aud excuse tn
old shoes and tin cans.
f. A. PIERCE.
Merlin. Ore, June 8. 1906.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-06-08
ORIGINATED NEW KINDS
OF FINE CHERRIES
c. f. Hoskins. the Noted Cherry
Expert. Retires From
Active Work.

In the retirement of G. E. Hoskins
from active horticultural work
Royce River Valley and all Oregon
loses a most valuable man in that in
dustry. Having attained ample
wealth and he and Mrs. Hoskins hav-
ing put in long. active life they
now propose to enjoy the pleasures of
travel for year and of visiting the
scenes of their early life in the East
ern States.
Mr.. Hoskins is one of the best
posted horticulturists in Oregon and
he is an acknowledged authority on
cherries. He has been making q
specially of cherry growing fol
many years and worked along the
same lines Of the famous Burbank. the
California plant wizard, in original
ing new varieties. Several of the
cherries originated by MIR. Hoskini
show remarkably fine qualities ant
are likely to prove valuable additions
to the commercial orchard.
Mr.. Hoskins came to Rogue Rive
Valley several years ago from nea
Newberg, in Yamhill county for thu
health of his family. He located
near Gold Hill where he planted on
the largest cherry orchard in South
ern Oregon. This orchard he hal
sold but he retains two large orchards
that he owns near Newberg.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-06-08
w ait For
Hunger
Good Advice From Rotermund as to
Create an Appetite.

Create an Appetite.
Any physician will tell you that II
is unwise to eat unless one is really
hungry. 1t is far better to miss a
meal than to eat without appetite.
But do not take tonic. stimulsnt,
or appetizer to make you hungry.
Rotermund says that the best way to
create an appetite is to restore the di.
gestion to health by the use of MILO.
na stomach tablets, a reliable remedy
that he has used with the best Of salts.
faction.
When Mi-o-ns is used, the irritation
and inflammation of the stomach
coating will be soothed, the gastric
follicles will be strengthened so that
they will pour out the natural diges.
tive fluids with regularity. and the
food you eat will be perfectly digested
without distress. All headaches,
sleeplessness, specks before the eyes,
poor appetite, tired feelings, nervous
ness, back. aches, and other troubles
caused by poor digestion, will soon
disappear and you will feel we'll all
over.
A large box of Mi.o-na stomach tab.
lets is sold for 90 cents by Rotermund,
and it is so successful and reliable in
curing indigestion and other stomach
troubles, with the exception of cancer
Of the stomach, that he sells it under a
guarantee that the money will be re-
funded unless it does all that is
claimed for it.
II you have any stomach weakness,
here is an opportunity to be cured
without risking cent yourself.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-06-08
Ancient Rome

is now merely = memory Of the past.
Bsllsrd's Snow Liniment is the
family liniment Of the twentieth cen.
tury, A positive cure for Rheums.
tism, Burns, Outs, Sprains, Neuralgia
etc, Mr.. C. II. Runyon, Stanberry.
Mo-. writes: II have used Snow
Liniment for Rheumatismm and all
pain. l can't say enough in its
praise. " For sale by National Drug
Co. and Rotermund.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-06-08
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protrud.
ing Piles. Druggists are authorized
TO refund money if PAZO ONT.
MENr fails to cure in 6 to IL days.
SO cents.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-06-08

The Courier is the leading paper Of
Josephine County
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
NEW VI YORK PRODUCE AiARKlHrl'.3

Nav YORK xss p,d 1g1SyRcD 9tams sra
s. Whsya,Ispo. easy red soA
ontions q dHc. not loss. May s. 6epts'n;-
ber sos.c. 4 December. Sa4ic =, y,
cocrn1spot, easy; No. !. Options. 3 Is
n ~, Mixed $50. nominal. ~,
sos Cut 'Meats.stendy; picked bellies liM fag
hpnss Rissl ardEa.y 4 q sStsso ;sie-
fined n easy Pork-st eady Talow:, sn,s *
petroIeum--s steady. Rosin-st eads g 1880 49,
WiSeemsteady Moassesstead Co!fse-S p,
RIO, strong No. Invoice sHc.; nd a,r m9 n
Futures unchanged to- loss OF points.
raw. s1rm fair refining. skc. centII ~
90 test, sX 9ps ls-1ec. noa ssos sugar.
= Trcivhts and PcanutsQu!et and Iuncnan l sed
rotn Toes er !: Long S. Island per parreg
1900 Jerteys. per barrel. y, 1oeS''os 80
rottonsaed Oli-Ftrm on good BUYING 3, ok ks
Sew crop Prime summer allow. ~3s prime
White isc.; primo winter yellow, sse, I'LL 81, Y
CHICAGO, I'LL. Aug. Ar amnI,o We nnH
In expoft to-day Offset the beaEish adyiees, amd
caused a steady tone ut the close n lho ioec c.
wheat market. FINAL quotations on INC n ~
tember option however, showed loss 81 49,
e e9on,. was s %sss .oaso: lower
I The leading futures ranged ~ fo!!oT s;o..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
Market SWept8to Higli Level =. by
WE'LL Distributed Buying
Orders. iSs
STEEL DIVIDEND IAN n IMPETUS u IS
Accepted IS Proclamation alrll'1t on Ct g. q
Policy 81 Enlarged 4; Dis ST By n.
lsi tionSto$ Stockholders.

---.--.ss IT, $500 ~ 5
fnv Associated press. J

4s OR X, August 81 ne rlse ~ ~
stocks /, which has shown g sofn ne W
! taiting tendency this Weels. SEns resumed 's
with aggressive force to-day. Prices fAa
woro swept to q higher level throng Ils
II ~ well distributed buying orders, ana
4 ina market brondened materially from
the recent extreme congestion II IN ~ feW
4 OF tho market leaders. Dealings rose
a 10 we'll over Il million shares and TO the
b largest total OF daily sales on the present
y upward movement. IS Tho fnyoritc spccu-
4 lative stocks. however, ontinucl well ~
forefront OF tho movement, especially the
4 Pacincs, Including In TINT term n /. the
whole Of the tinentnl Erou ~. me
q steel dividend was tho lcnd ling SUB ject OF
interest In the day ma rs mere can
$ be no doubt that the declarnti Ion came
5t,s d genuine surprise to the mdJority q
s pperntors IL tho market, In spite OF the
gpccuative tips In circulation previotsly,
8 alleging tho certainty OF 8 q d vidcnd on
the common. f4 iE y Va X, y q 54s
u speculntiye sentiment was disposed to
" accent the United States Steel dividend
4 actions rs d proclamation Of u policy Of
enlarged distribution to stocklold doris, us q
means OF reviving active demand for Sc
curIties for tho people, affecting an abs
! 5sorption OF the plethora now III IN me the
Il rnnrke t.
Z Tic st. Paul movement had q special
incentive In u persistent runiOrit that the
d Union Pacific control has projects ~ In
( view looking to tho larger control OF st.
I'd Paul. III s@ 335 sS 5.s.s
N An explicit dcclaimcrs OF these r,imors
i by the president OF tho Union PA life was
met by the suggestion that Tho end
might be attained by making Southern
x PncHc tho nominal control IN the sup
r posed arrangement. # Little attention W'as
III paid to any other tters In the days
s. dealings. $S5 $st N
There was enormous ront-taking dur
N Ing the 1irst hour. attracted by the
sudden opening advances. but the selling
& was confidently absorbed throughout and
) the closing was firm near the best.
i5 Bonds were irregular. Hi 70 tnl sales. pa {
value. $1,G95. 900. 8 United n States bonds
Il were unchanged on call. Il 4 siss 8 AZ slS Nj
Total sales were !. 344 500 shares.
e s5 MONEY AND 5ExCHANGE-CI,OsE
& Money on call, 2 OF s1-2 per cont;
loaned ut 2 4 a per cent; closing bid. 21-l
per cent: offered a ~ per cent Time
loans steady; sixty days. 1924 per
cent; ninety days. nj -28 per cent. six
Z, months, s 1-2 per cent. Primo mercantile
n ,aper.A S 6 1-2e,5 "a per cent Sterling
4 exchange Hrmer. at 81 S51o @ 4. 85l5 for dc-
Ynand, and ut s4.8220Ge 4. S22bi for 6o-day
Il bills. Posted rates. -. 80 1-2sand 3s4.S5 $1-2.
Commercial bills, s4.S1$7-S.s Bar silver, 65.
Mexican dollars. so 51-2.iisf Il \ Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
!, COTTON MARKETS.

IN NEW y DIRK, Aug 1.-The cotton market
was quiet to-day with fluctuations narrow ana
closed steady ut q net advance tot G3 points
Sales were estimated at 30. 900 bales. I'll
The market opened quiet mt q decline OF \
point to an advance OF 1fpont, and during the
morning sold on to a. net decline OF about "a {
points under a. little locnl bear pressure anu
scattering liquidation, which may I, have been
Inspired by further evidence that the August
bureau report next Friday would show very
little tcriorntion. which was offered by tho
report of q leading trade paper showing q
deterioration for the month Of only I per cent
and by the report Of other private authorities
showing q deterioration Of Il pcr cent. This
means three private condltl reports In Sper-
(centngcs,E each OF which has shown q deterO-
ration Iii condition for the month Of l per
cent, or a little over that considered NY ehe
local trade point 70 81 to So per cent. for the
government report. rs sisss{
y Al tho decline there was a little scattered
covering, and IN tho afternoon some OF the
room, traders started buying with the Idea
probably OF running In the scattering shorts
Prices rallied on this demand to q not advance
OF about 1db4 points and closed practically at
tho top Thera was nothing OF Importance In
4 tho wonthsrJ news Large English spot sales NJ
tracted some attention. but tho outhwestern
movement Is showing q larger percentage OF
i Estimate rece!pts Of cotton ut tho ports to-
day were $50 bales against S3l last week and
a 10 0s5 last year. For tho week 81. 900 balcB
Z against 2si1a last week and 1870 last year.
To-day's receipts at New Orleans. al bales
against 1904 last ycar, and at Houston tl0
bales against $3.50 last year, Ii N q u 4 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02

VI. 81 rcfunding %, gistercd
" s. refuhdng ~. conpot,. ..s...S
g. registered
Y. 81 8s. coupon " ~.
u. 81. Old is, coupor II 4.
". s. New 4s, registered
u. New q. coupon !. 4
American Tobacco ~ ".
American 1'obacco .....
Atchisoll general 10. n. z.
Atchison adjustment 4s..;. -
Coast Llne ts.....
baltimore and Ohio ~. a.. .s..t
baltimore and Ohio 81
Brook yn Rapid Trnnsit conv. 4s......;....5
Central Sof Georgia Z.
Central Of Georgia ID 1nc.
Central 4 OF @ eorsia ID tc..s..
ChesapeakG and Ohio M. :.'..s
Chicago and Alton az ........a
Chicago q. and Quincy new 4s.
Chicago, n. I. hnd Pacific r. Il. 4s.......
Chicago, Il. 4. and Pacific r. n. col O. l 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET
.DANYILLn ToBAGCoI AIARKE z,1E!
\ acp,o,rted ~ plbr.,elI Irrotheral

~ Exported by 101brcII BrOtherg) nj
Danyile e. va, Aug. J.. 1906:
SALE have 6se! small =. I, ~
}pletelys out OF farmers hands as IL evers,vas
N the history OF .the market and we enter
draw from 5ns we ever saw: "a few low grade
primlngs have been on "a lest his week. selling
the prices look very hi n In the new belt
districts new ng freely but tne
TO smaTke ta Some. To steall pxs-Is goinE-n
each day III gshead "A tob acco., nd al ready
tho small desirab1e atocks Of Leaf ore being
there Is less tobacco OF dos ablel character
I'M tho hands, Of dealers than has been bel ore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
The Produce Market.

n Cary Street WAS duh again yesterday. tho
receipts Of fruits and vegetables and syery-
hsH slss hs sss
Feeble s ear and nc usual amountsot business rush
on the block's Tas conspicncus NY e qli;
lln1tha oily ssery morning from the lille two
Wheel car IT'S "a e, now doing the bulk ~ tho
ing' not d few chickens and other articles that
arS usually furnished from Cary u treet IN!
ia6Gniinta for the sduilness on Y ethG block"
There. Wef9 nd changes yesterday In quota
tons ~ except that waite nelons cant eluupes
and peaches We're q Nhade lo8 W, \ ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
COTTON y EFT TER
b BY MILLER g COA1PAVY
NEW YORK. August 1-FollowingS arc the
.luctuatlons Of the New York cotton sInarket


DIX fSa p,yas
ne past Hiry days bsI
ter how far these may differ ,rega ding the ,In-
divldual State 81 the average deter ton shown
erys,a!!xes aropsd ", thts sndcatna
own Cpl Mon. and which we have seen no rcd
son A TIE. ne
equal to that Of July, The Improvement In
4Texns from the drought condition c4n hardly
&e expIssssa la 5o,Ins which would
s.ollnns and Georgia have since aus!a ned, This
Kansas aad TIC Tsrriiorles ~ realI Sssymns
The .charaoteriEot the for hcornlng report. md
We thore fore ca mot SEQ why u should not show
anylmproyenlcnt over July. a
The 'news from Russia to-day has been very
SasaIaIai ana forced, ana WI 4, A. doubt. q
ws es s n
Just before tho close e influences Llyerpool:
any awaen no{ SGs mos
than S Doubtful Vie lher LIVERPOOL viii respond
q ssLiverpoII Is aus to come Z 70 3 higher In
New iess spots gpiss and unchanged mid
southern spot markets. ysporled unchanged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
CLOSING q. ) BOND QUOTATIONS.

Il G.. G. 6. and St. Louis son. 1o2ss
Colorado Indus.r!a g. series 4 ..:
Il S.oiorndo M1land
i S,oiorndo and Southern u /. 9lK
i f,i,bn a "a 1Oos
4 Denver AID RIO Cra11do 4s.. 0ss
MI lnfss q II
Fr1s 'nrior lion n /. i. 10OH
4 I1ne c,en D0h
II 1Incit;nu iey 105 ID
1a,.n n C. . :. (. VIZ
i Japhn n 4 ri series s9H
apan az. ccrti1oa tes !. yta
Il IoSnT ~, cart hcnt es !, 81 N
4 Iapnii us ccrtiilca toy, I'd serics OH
II 1,,juv}n q nd NnshsIjnifed 101 &
ttS !, r.onaoi opld 1 d, :. lOH
4 Mex cai, Central d., 75h
Mexican Central 1T mo !. i9M
IL Al ;fsFt All a In 81 "a
Missnri. Kansas and Tcxas ~ q. 3. s99s
i Missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds.. ........ $50
i Mantle and Ohio Cola raj Trust vs.
j Ma tionai Il. n Of Mexico con. 81 !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
go: middling gull, Ills sales. 800 bales


Cotton. steady gross receipts:
rotaI t. day iatsail ports--Net receipts bs1o
Great Drto.E s "a o1 ba, e
consolidated e ressH,t n
10 france s.st4 bsles: TO tho Continent l.ss0
Dt Tesol y since soptsmber lit q, III Met
receps e e qig.. t,1s
Continent. .G6. til b es to pam 1ls sSo
ibn les; to Mexico, 9, ~ bales.
NEW oRLEAE ri La. Aug. 1.--COrTONSsI
Spot cotton closed steady and unchanged fnu:s
diing, 1oNc. Gales were $50 bales on the pet PCT
and 100 70 arrive. Futures opened quiet. !V q.
Ing almost ssasnant attitude aas mem ~
10 the rnanipulations Of professional opera tor
and The Of prices benE ysry y na psa
the covering q shorts I'm n e Ise
was steady with prices near re highest at1 el
SAG points above yesterday = Close. I,
nj Cotton futures closed steq dy: august, W!
September 49, z 2. rs.
10. q; December. 10. "a January, AV.V, 1; en
ruary. 1921 ca ch, 10 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OFSTOCKS IN
f4l By Thomas Branch q CO. Bankers and Brokers I


"A y Y Z Il. ] iA II III
200 Atlantic Coast Line, COM.
4 80, TOO American Shelters, com.
i q, 900 AmalSainated 4Coppcr.,...
6,7oo Amer. Chr and Foun. go.
100 Amer. Cur ard Foun., pfd
3o0 American Cotton Oil. W.
40 American TOBACCO, pfd /.
80 American Can .a...hs...:
soo sAtnorlthn Cam t1fd. ]. NJ. /.
1900 Amer. Loco " COM OK. div.
Amer. Loco, pfd...t s.,5s.
40. 100 America II 4 sugar ". s.,..
4 ", 20U Az 4. and 3. Fe, cpfh. II
40 Al, 4. and 3. re, pfd Wi.
1000 Baltimore and Ohio. ......
AZ, 800 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
4 8, 200 Canadian Pacific
I II, 800 G. esnpedke nill Ohio..is.
81 1900 Chicago Great Western.
III 900 Chicago; M II !. Ind 8 Il, PAU
4 u, 800 Colorado Fuel and IRON. /.
7O0 Colorado South com 49,.
3,CO0 Colorado South. 1st BID. I.
1900 Colorado South. ID pfd..
g 400 Clev., Gin, CHI and st. u
I 81 800 Consolidated Gag 1.
1880 Delaware and 4 Hudson.s,..
Del !. Lack. and Western.
i ~, 200 Erie; com Il. 80 49,.
y 100 Erie, LIST pfd ....,...
q 8, 400 Erie, I'd pfd ny. Va.
100 General Electric ~ .in.i.
5000 Grolt Northern, pfd....s.
VI AS Illinois Central
Z, 600 Louisville and Nashville.
Manhattan ~.
900 Metro. Street Isailway....
!, COO Mexican Central ..ti..,,sl
III 2, 400 Mo, Kan. and Tex. com .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
5LY 3, Y, 4 TOBACCO MARKET

5.Y3!s Lynchburg. Va, Aug. 4, 1906,
4 Sales Of loose TOBACCO on tho LynchburR mar
ket Tor the two weeks ending July az. 1906, re-
ported ~ John u oglesby Of Lynoi's Wara'
Nv Sold week ending July 10Th %. 200 pounds;
sod ending ~ xes SY synnk hp olsay
soid from September !. 1905. to July ~. 1905,
to sSaly u R0gs pounds increase fof
1906 l9 200 pounds, & t G Z. e II . . III
, uhs res Si. week was about a. list, Prices
cnnt,nus shout as Tor the past few. months.
The weather during the week was fayorable
t,aid work that was needed In some sections,
ana also for topping the tobacco which to y
large extent was done. q 4sg u a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
TOBACCO MARKETS.
Richmond, Va. , Au

IJ7 G RIchn Qnd, Va, AUG. n, f19J6.
Tobacco-Dark Fired 9S(Reordered)- Market
continues very quiet with IverySl doisE, Re-.
eeipts light 1srighssa,unchssngea quiet b but
continues fairly active at unchanged quota
tions ;.reeeipts lisht I. !, \, y, s, &,
da mag ed 81 condition., and such 5 tobacco sells
low I planters arc cautioned tto Look after the
order OF their tobacco before sending It to
inH Yket. ~ s5Sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02
!. MARINE SINTEh1IGENCU.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Jug.

PORT OF h RICHMOND AUG. 4, ooe. & ri
|. Steamer Berkeley. Shelly: Norfolk merchan-
disc and od 2
james River landings, n,orcha ndise apd pas
sengcrs, Virginia Navigate nS Company.
n Tug ri Radiant. Bprk. Datlmore,j two bnrges
OF OIL. Standard OIL Company. 3 siG
lss5g5& e SAILED. HE
II Steamer Berkeley, She lly, Norfolk, m rchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line. Ms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02

Virginia Centuries coo at ssH !; ECO at osA !;
Virginia. Carolina Chemical CO. common-l5
ut S2sS 2E ! @5 ~ RI
A STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
IA. as. Old, G. and r.. 1872. ..s.... sla s5N
va. centuries. IS. 6: ana 7R..8 ls9i !, ~ ssls
Atlanta and Char. LIST Is, r.. 1sv7.. 100 g q.
A. c. L. Il. r. Con. TT. p. c.,... y
C. L. r.. r. CtfaE OF Ind. 4p. c... %
Georgia Pacific LIST 6s.y c. ls27.... 1lS 49,
Georgia, 3d.. and Fla, 19f5. ......... 40
Georgia and Ala. Con-. s.. 1875 ........ 100
Norfolk and Western Ry.. ~. 9is9d..y 100
Nor. and West. Ry. Poca. 49, 1914. g $3.50
Western N C. lat GY G. 1914 $3.50. III
Eeaboard AIR Line Is. 1870. .......t II
RAILROAD HTOCkA Par. 5s3
Atlantic Coast Line = 100 l+l { l4l&
Atlantic CouSt Line com ...... 100 al
C,heHa pea Ike md Ohio. !. November 100 80 =.
Norfolk and Western com 100 81 ssB$...4%3
SIANKEAND 8TRU ST. COMPANY STOCKS.
f4Sod strs Mssiona, l2s
CITY rs a3ts =.
First National rghs) 100 1872
Merchants Nntionn Z, =. 10 475
National Bank EotsVirginiu. ...... lD l3s
MISCELLANEOUS. IN s3 v tls5;5 ss$
Va. Car. Chem. pfd., ~, 100 loS
n BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD Avg; " Sea board Air
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-02

Nov YORK Central gen IS. i. &. sSK
New Jersey Central gen. 6s... 1875 n
Northern PACING As 1o3N
Northern Pnnio az \. 81 \. \. 76
Norfok md con :. Z. Z. 10oas
Dragon Hhort Iina re- undt Ing s............ rs
Ponnsylya MD cow. :. 7is
non dnr nora AZ . i. \, I. & 0DH
al ,ei. "a ro,, cor, 5s.,.,. ia (.
81. iotiia and SIN Fra rcsco 3fg. 4s....... SEX
ST. Louis Southwest ern cor. 4. 20 %
ao,,tHarn pacinn IA elH
Southern Pacific 1st Is,
tTeaaE ana sPnclIc 1sts.. 1874
srnin,i ~ a. Al mi Western 81 q
E1In;on racI "a ~ l1O3n
Initial Eintea Steel u 9SH
Srnhnsh III sts h. !. IAN
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UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTsBURG. PA,
steady. choice,, S. Is aS.oo; prime s. 4oas. 70.
fHogs-Receipts light N market " lower. Prime
heavy S. 81: middlings. ssoaa IS heavy york
ers 1880! light and pigs loi
Kat stead Wy. Primo vethars. Sc. 5096.5o II c.llls
and 5comnoi. 81 5oG "; lamss = bosp7 80; veal
fcalyeS $7fp7. 60. ~ II 4lsii5