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The Jasper news., 1906-08-09

$3.50 Button Oxfords, now !. 49,. sl.oO.
go Lace EFFORTS now ..........1.90 y
2.25 Lace Oxfords now ........... Lao
200 whilelace Oxfords ...........1 so
1.50 white llce Oxfords u. ITO
E0e white Belts now. ....,... ~. $50
a5c white Bets now ~. :. l -. 19c
Doe silk Belts, now ~. ..25c
$50 Fik Bolts Observation-Disclosures. .l9c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Rubber.

The recent agreement between Brazil
and Bolivia provides for the constructao ION
Of a railway to open UP Acre with So,uoo
SQUARE miles OF what are believed to be
valuable rubber lands. Brazil Is TO pay
Bolivia $4,000. 900, the whole OF when
Is to be devoted to the construction OF
tho railroad, the management and prohts
to be Jointly shared. Brazil has Already
pcid half the money, and this source OF
supply, says the London Times, hitherto
hut lightly touched, may be freely tapped
in tho near future. The production or
rubber last wear amounted to $4,000 tons,
and the exports from Brazil to more
than $4,000 tons, or moro than bo per
cent OF the entire production. In 1900
the total output was 5000 tons, ana the
Brazilian export that year amounted TO
2e 700 tons. Under the stimulus of high
prices Brazils export OF rubber Will
further Increase this year.
b Congo exports of rubber in 1905 were
900 tons. but no Increase In this pro-
duction Is likely for several years, as
the Congo Government has recently made
severe regulations to stop the wasteful
methods Of collection; systematic replan-
tatlon is also insisted upon.
Ss AS the prices OF rubber have advanced
100 epr cent In the last five years and
as they are, In I3razil's case at least
returning extraordinary pIoIls, lHeTo 10
untold wealth In the yet spnrsely pene-
!, trated rubber forests Of the Amazon
More capital for development and trans
portatlon facilities will convert thnt re-
serve Of wealth into gold
Ceyon and the Malay peninsula easily
lead in the intelligent cultivation of rub
her. In Ceylon rubber raising dates
back thirty years, when great disaster
to the coffee crop forced planters to turn
to other products. There is hint there
for Porto Rican coffee planters. Tea
estates In Ceylon have also been largely
interplanted with rubber. Twenty COM
panles are now i>terested in rubber Gull
tivation In Ceylon and fifteen in the
Malay peninsula. The cultivated rubber
area In Ceylon is $4,000 acres. and 10000
acres are under cultivation in the Malay
peninsula.
Rubber trees are also being planted
and developed In various parts Of Africa.
india, Samoa. Mexico. Central America,
the West Indies and tho Philippines.
The total area Of rubber cultivation In
the world is about 10000 ncros,-New
York Sun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
BANK STATEMENT
MARKET FEATURE /
Considerable Loan Expansion Of
I, $7,2o5,5oo Occasioncd Some .
Surprise to Dealers.
CLOSING TONE IRREGULAR
Many Runors Of Large Gold En-
gagemci1ts for Export
n Excite Interest.
fRY Associated 1,ress.l

NEW YORK, April 7.--To-day's bank
statement showed tho cash reserve Of
tho clearing house banks to be ,s25
4 below the legal requirements. The show
ing was not surprise. The cash loss OF
~, 1904 200 was about equal TO the mini
mum estimates Of yesterday. The con-
siderable loan expansion Of &7,205 500
accustomed como surprise While the
stock market Of the week has given no
evidence OF important linuidati ton. It was
believed that very lnrgc transfer ~
credits from tho local banks to interior
lenders was going on.
The stock market yielded ground but
slowly after the publication OF the bank
statement from tho vantage point Of
some earlier advances. The closing tone
was irregular, with evidence OF some
support here and there. There were
many runors current in the stock market
OF large gold engagements for import
TO be expected next week, followtf$ ar
rivals In London.
Loans on the Stock Exchange made
Friday carry over until Monday, and
therefore the loan market Of to-day WAS
merely nominal and offered no light on
the probable purpose OF next weeks
money market.
The total sales OF bonds, par value,
amounted to '1.715.ooo.
The total salessot stocks amounted to
B00, 500 shares. tn,
! NEW YORK, April Money on call.
nominal; no loans. Time loans firtn; 90
days and 90 days. 5hGp6 per cent SIX
months. 5H
Prime mercantile paper. 5h9e per
cent. Sterling exchange flrmer with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at as4.75
@4s4.Sb for demand and at 482. 2o9o+s2.so
for So day bills. Posted rates, 1850 4s3H
and 4ss. Commercial bills. 4S1 h@ 4sz.
Bar silver, g. 3-s. Mexican dollars,
-:4o "a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
NEW York PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 7.-FIOUR-Dull and I'M
changed. Minneapolis patents. s423a4. 45: bsk so
Flour@o,V al 'ss.aa4lo. cornmeal-firm; me,
N.l5; coarse. il.oa1l.os. Rye,,Nominal: bar
aesSnF So ri lod se net
+bnshansed to s.. higher; July; ssHe .
.tss: Es y ye,o s Se White 5s g.
s:e s Sps9 nss ssKe mixed
100; beef hams. foasi packers, $40 5 a Il; %
s"' poHna psssS Sddssa ss:' sSs
%ss,ssn s'essS 81 sstiasa i; An !; so1 q
;lSiS Is; short clear. $ls.a5 CISCO: mess, 1880
li;S. Talown77s,eady; city &C.: S0pnsry t@
stsssy; Ns% .ss%s qs,s as 4 Is e. "a
ss1aS ssrsGsa gs ssses
Petitioners Petitioner 'u <, AS: mould x. sssi cut loaf
fsts crushed 4S cbs $50; powdered $3.50; srana
1s9sssc. cheese-Firm; sS,uns, 2alo'se: E as.
and az d. u'nchansod Peanuts1steady and unchang
es ] FLORIDA ss nsw ;s
ss o fSore sa,sso ssx M sas
barrel. sl.soGs.eS : cabbages Selling we'll at
lower prices; Florida. per barrel, ss2oga 2s;
4.o0. Cottonseed Oil-Firm on higher offerings
and light SPECULATIVE Good l Prime c a, s,,sc O.
prime white, s7,t15sc.; prime winter yellow,
37M case.
TO- day, and despite favorable weather conai-
lions wheat was Arm IN sympathy AT nc tne
Corn showed a gal NOT E@7so. Oats wero &c.
higher and closed ,s@Nc. higher
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
The Old Story.

Before his elevation to the archbish-
opro OF York tho late Darcy Mageo,
bishop of Peterboro. whose most con-
spicuous feature was a red nose. that his
physicians attributed to chronic indlges-
ton, entered third-class carriage on
tho London and Northwestern Railway.
His lordship took his seat opposite a
farmer, who, after leisurely inspection
OF tho episcopal knee breeches, silk stock
ings and red nose, summed up his Inn
prossons in the laconic Inquiry:
"Curate2''
mo" said tho bishop, smiling; mot
exactly. though I was n ourate once"
"Ah!', commented the farmer shaking
his head; "drlnk, I suppose"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n, g., April 71-sP !, IT ~
al ia ts.s5 ST reeeipts. 81 barrels. Tar-Firm at
ST. receipts Ga barrels Crude T1,Tpen, ms
SAVANNAH. GA. April 7.-1'URPDNT1NE,:...
Firm at CSC sales; Gasks; Fsco'1ts' 80 easfsT
barrels; receipts COS barrels shipments. ses bar
rela: stock, d5.l barrels. .,,>,
NNC1HATeLESrON,s 8. c.. April 7.--TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Nothing doing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

market. on grades not wanted: N Glover very
dull with heavy receipts. especially low grades
POTATOES--Market quiet. but firm for Old
stock. with light receipts.
EGGs-Firm and active; light receipts.
Z BUTTER-Market quiet at unchanged prices.
an ard 70 dspo seo
IA POULTRY-nfnrkct continues active at quo
tatlons: receipts moderate
q VIRGINIA BACOE-Cholce we'll cured and
we'll smoked continues in good demand; other
stock dull.
RECEIPTS FOR TILE WEEK-Whcat. SIS
bushels; corn, 2. o43 bushels: oats. A.4?2 BUSH
OILS rye. Sa4 bushels: flour, 100 barrels: hay.
IS. tons :millteed, 2Gs tons.
n STOCK IN E1JDVATOR--Wheat. \. 40 bush
els; corn 1.08l bushels: oats. T.1H bushels.
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pers showed Up during the week. which grade
/ sin active demand
The quotations aer ns follows. ~. i.
Danville Tobacco Market.
fReportcd nv Dibrell Bros.)

(Rerortcd BY DIbrell Iros.1 ~.
Dnfvillc. VA, April y 1905
a. was anticipated after long spell OF wet
weather, we have had very heavy receipts this
week. For three days Of the week the sales
have lasted III quite into = tho ns al Sssn
very good. though high color and low grades
were consp!euousiy scarce Prices have been
negiested BY tho full corps OF buyers NOW on
the market. Trading In round lots continue
active, both for domestic and export pnir r.
active prgoress and reports from plant beds
arc that they are In good condition.
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Leaf Tobacco Market.

stonewall warehouse CIV. D. Butter
and Company had splendid breaks OF o.,
leaf tobacco oil OF last week, as did all
the warehouses;. stonewall's star sale ).
wos on Friday, when $4,000 pounds OF
good sun cured stock was disposed OF at
very satisfactory prlces On some sun
cured wrappers offered the good price
OF sci was obtained. Another lot sod
for s2s, and still another at SIG.
The warehousemen look for large breaks IS
this week. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
Patents to Virginians.

fsnccial to The Times Dlspatch.)
WARRINGTON d. c., April 7.-Messrs.
Davis and Davis. Washington patent at
torneys. report the grant this week TO
residents OF Virginia Of the following
patents' ...u. ~. /, :,
Francis a. Ramey, Of Wood stock car car
coupling. .,a.or
Wheel ,,..
5beamless car brake. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
South Boston Tobacco Market.

South Boston. Va. April I, 1905
Two hundred thousand pounds Of tobacco
,ycro sold on tho South Toston market last
tuesday. that being quite good for this time OF
year. as tho creates, amount q to sc ms
certase left In the country. Most OF tho offer
inEs nrs common and medium grades.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
COTTON MARKETE,

NEW YORK April The cotton MARKET 20. e
.ponse to highes Liverpool cables. bnllish week.
end statistics and liberal spot sales e1,y In ese
~ seiv active and the market acted nervous,
but prices ' were veil maintained during ths
rarly session on the covering OF recent sellers
and little frnsh buying for long account.
The weather mnp made a. fairly favorable
showing and private reports indicated to- ,ve Sat
md in some localities was making rapid head
way.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 7.--Dry gods market 70.
day remained frni. but has been rather quiet
during tho week.. Recent gut IN bleaohed gooa es
have been restored and leading tickets placeu
at value. southern 7i1!fn wore also fr,ner IN
their quotations on brown e9.,ons Fin lnsns
were notive. silks were slow, manufacturers
making orders for fall at old prices. Linens
and burlaps were active and advancing.
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LynchburR Tobacco Market.
Lynchburg, va, April 9. lG
,yncllhurn VA Anril Z lN

Lynchburg, Va, ApFl! 9. !vB'
Lynchburg, Va Apr !, 1900,
ket for the two weeks ending April 8, 1905
furnished BY John T., oslesby, Of I.ynch's
sod Wsek END end,ns March 80. 2o+ 100 pounds
sold week ending Aprll 9. $50. 800 pounds; M
crense for week ending Apr! 0. 2o4Soo pounds
IS, $50, 100 pounds; sold from September !, 1904,
to April 8. 1906 ~ 400. 400 loundsi Increase TOR
1906 700 pounds.
than for the past few weeks. The Increase -
largely due 10 the very good season for hand
ling tobacco and the land being too wet for
farm work The quality and condition of tho
offerings continue about az for some week past;
The, market is quite aatlye e an in prices on az
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Gliding a Reputation.

Ono day last week q hookkeepcr. who
WAS taking new position under consid-
Grafton. was visited by his employer-to-
be- After arranging all details In regard
to the position they had q friendly chat,
II believe, John, you were up In Maine
last summer" said the employer.
eyes, sir was" replied the book
keeper.
go fIshing2"
Eyes. SIR"
"Dld You catch anythng?"
"One litth perch"
TIA! ha! ha! That's what ] expected.
Well, goodnight" said ne employer, :,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

sAtns.

100 Atlantic Coast Line, com !.
$500 Anne rlcan SHELTERS, com. !.
g .m Ainalgainated Copper, ..,D.
quo Amer. Car and Foundry....
Amer. Cur and Fotin., pfd.
American Cotton Ollu..a.
100 American Tobacco. pfd....
iI. American Can ......,..,....
400 American Can. pfd,.....u.
LOCO Amer. Locomotive, com "a.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
l,lW American Sugar u..i.......
6,lW a., T. and 8. Fe, Gomez.
A., r. and s. re, pfd."...
$500 Baltimore and Ohio. u..,...
II 200 Brooklyn Rapid Translt...
] 400 Canadian Pacific ..,,......
1000 Chesapeake and Ohio. .,,.i.
m Chicago Great Western ~.
loo Chicago, NIL. and st. Paul.
5000 Colorado Fuel and 1roil....
200 Colorado South, cotn.... 49,.
@ Colorado South., list pfd...
Colorado South, I'd pfd....
Clcv. Gin. Chi. and st. L..
500 Consolidated Gas ..........
400 Delaware and Hudson......
2.100 Erie, conn.,. .................
100 Erie, 1st pid...............
800 Erie, I'd pfd..................
800 General Electric ..,........
100 Great Northern, pfd.......
800 Illinois Central .......
500 Louisville and NnGhville.."
100 MAMMA titan .............
100 Metro. Street Railwny....
200 Mexican Central ............
& 400 Mo-, Kan. and TEX, conn.,.
100 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

middlhg GUT, lt''' eo'''' - $3.50
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipss, H;sCe
bales export to Great Britain. y,1Ss % oa'cs x
bales: stock 70A $50 bales, !, one
" Consolidated at al portsnNet receipts - $50
10 the Continent, 500 bales; TO Mexico o.
= Total since September 1st at al Ports.nN'e :,
receipts 6sls7l+ bales; export TO Great b!saim
Eontinent l.oa5.es6 bales; to Japan. sls54 pales:
10 Mexico 2,76& bales.
NEW oR1DANss APRIL {mc42Tg0 ~ 81 ss
potion arm one expert hr , n f,as hs radns
vas in small lots. Quotations l-lec' higher;
Tntures, Responding to tho Improvement N
opened so poadts ,s aR p sna add ne
{Nn nns, Later in ten session there was a &c:
sne OF points the ma oosnF slis sI
{ sho$ed net rains Of e9ll points, -, !, -,
Cotton FUTURES closed; A Asut 10: oc,ohsr
t04s; December 1919
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TOBACCO MARKETS..
Richmond. Va 40

Richmond. Va, April I, 1906,
Observation-Disclosures light and
market lrm at prices quoted stemming-sca-
son about over and market very quiet; re-
cepts nominal. Brlghts-Unchanged quiet but
Arm; fair receipts. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
creasng but tho market Is fairly active at
quotations.
NoTE-Much OF the tobacco arriving is In a
damaged condition. and such tobacco sells low.
Of their tobacco before sendlng It TO market
E.-L.I. r,Apx 1r1R mn rnaAr,cn -.---.-....L-.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
RrCH,roNp rRopucn MARKET.

FLoUR-Market contnues aulet and guy
yece!pts liberal, WIIDAT-Reeelpts moaerat ~
nrades very dull and hard 70 sell, even az low
Prices coRN-Actye ghs TsS SsIo r oAhs !,
RYE--Yery auiet. IIAY--Wlth receipts about
same as last week there Is no change In our
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
RICHMOND GRAN MARKET. +.
Richmond, Va, April T. 1905.
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE hfARKET6.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.) ~,

I11-.1- -17'77-'- FIchh1UHu. Y 81 1tpIII y 170o'
Report OF the live stock market for tho week
ending April I'd Is as follows:
Best steers. 5Adjhc.; medium to good, iSg
&C.. common to fair. 4dl+1ic.; best helfers. 4k.9
4Rc.: fair to good. ~ CSC. common, sG3itc. ;
best cows. 3NG4Ac. fair to medium. 3hV34fc
common. 2M Q3c.; bulls, 3A@4c.; extra, ~ c.
best calves, tg71sc. common to fair. 4as1s ,;
hogs. s1ls. SOC; common 10 fair. eQGAc.; old
sows and stags. 4,s051sc.: best sheep GG64c.;
common to fair. 44eltc; best lambs. 1I71ec.;
common to fair, 4ts4I6hc.
All kinds Of stock In good demand and
prospects good .tHa s#s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
,f1sCELLANEOUA AiAE1sETN.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG VA. April .7.-PDA1I TITS
Spanish Nfnrket firm at sl.o7A per bushel.
frrt At aMc. for fancy STOCK;
1LHgo. l.t7F l5t
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Petersburg Tobacco Market,

GAS Reported by craddock-Jones. Virginia
Petersburg. va. April T. 1909,
X Heavy sales the past week, and We note some
decline on common lugsi all other grades hold
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

stories In that bold way1' asked the
bookkeeper's wife, after tho visitor had
gone. ''You know we caught over twenty
fish, Weighing over five pounds each. and
the biggest weighed nearly eleven
pounds"
"My dear wife" replied John. sooth-
h ngly, "you don't think would have my
new employer think ! was a liar at the
beginning, do you?"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
z BALTIMORE. ND. April 7:-Seaboard AT
Zine. common and fredericksburg doing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

UNION STOCK YARDS. PrrTsBURG. ia.
April 7-cAT1IE- Supply light; :. rna rk 3
Hogs-suppiy light; market steady Prime
heavy, mediums. and heavy ~ sors, 7oG6 %;
roughs, E6.5oG6.60 Sheep-Supp light: market
slow. Prime wethers, s695.2e; lambs, S517.oo.
CINCINNATI. o. April 7.-HoGs Strong.
Butchers and shippers, g, 451s.+7A; common.
IS 26a6.s5. cattle-Easy: Fair to good shippers.
at $S.5OG6. Is. Lambs-:stea dys al. Ri60@60O. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

Cheese-strong and unchanged: large, 14Ac.
November. 1Ac.; small 1+lfl4Xc. suGar-Steady
and unchanged.
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U. S. refnnding rs. registered ............. Il
u. 8. rcfundlng 20, coupon. i
U. g. IS. registered i
U. 3. Old As. registered !!
U. S. Old a.. coupon.
y. s. Now u.s. registered ...........,......
American Tobacco g4s.........................
American Tobacco 6s......................
Atch!son general i4s..... !
AtchSOn adjustment E46...........ss...i.e'.''tt
Atlantic Coast Line 4s.......................
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. !
Baltimore and Ohio .............,....
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s............
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc, (ofrcrcd).......
Central Of Georgia I'd 1nc.......,.........
Central Of Georgia Sd 1nc.......,..........
Chesapeake and Ohio 4ss..................
Chicago and Alton Observation-Disclosures.
Chicago -. and Quincy new 4s.............
Chicago. r. /. and Pac. II. r. 4s.....,...
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New Jersey ecn,ral gen. 5s............... l2on
Northern rac ne 1o4h
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 7GN
Norfolk and Western con. 4s............... 10l q
Oregon short Limo refundng 4s............s> s6h
tPei1nsylyar,in conv. 3bs 1OlK
Rendins General ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1009s
ST, Louis and iron Mountain con. 6s...... 1lih
ST. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s........ 871s
81 o,is Houth western con, 4g,,...,,...... 50 81
seaboard Air Linz Observation-Disclosures. ssh
So,jfhern Pacific % III
Southern Pacific LIST Is certlfca tes ......... 9SN
Southern Railway ll7sh
T'exas" and Pacinc lists ,....................1?3 3
Toledo st. l., and Wester 4s............. g
Union Pacific lo!a
Union Pacific conv. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5
Svahash lists (offered) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1l8
wabash Deb Observation-Disclosures. s07s
Western Md ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Bsk
WhcelinR and Lake Erie 4s................ S0hs
Wisconsin Central 4s.........,,.,.....,...... 81
n. and O. Collateral Trust 4s.............. 90 4
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CHICAGO. April 7.-cATTL E Reeeipts' 20
head. Market slow. beeyea. ta.sols2S: COWS oS.
sa.s5G47o. Hogs-Rooeipts TO- GO head. :Marke
strong to shade higher. Mixed and butchers,
Sc. o5G6. IS good. heavy. $G36G6 ~: rough.
heavy. s65a6, 90; light se.3gs.4s is; pigs,
s.. 75G6.35; bulk OF sales. 90 ThG6. 4ala. Sheep
Receipts. 1000 head. Market steady. Lambs.
sGG6.7o
NEW YORK. April 7,-Dressed beef, sac. for
markets Dressed calves steady: no tradinG
in sheep Prime unshorn. Colorado lambs.
$s.75 per 100 pounds: clipped Buffalo, &c. q
Hogs-Receipts. 2763 head. Market steady &c
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATION!

Chicago. r. l. and Pac, r.. r, col, bs...... 9lh
G., c. C. and 81, Louis gen. 4s...,... i03h
Colorado 1ndustrial S. series A.......... TN
Colorado Industtial e. scrics B.....,......,.171
Colorado Midland 76N
Colorado and Southern Observation-Disclosures. 94h
(hioa 6s Observation-Disclosures. 1H
Denver and Rio Grande 4s.................. 1904
Dstilers' Securities Observation-Disclosures. s5M
Erie prior lien a. 10lt.
Erie General s21a
4 I{ocking Valey Observation-Disclosures 100 =
Jnuan ss ...,,.,,,..................... 0S
Japnn sx I'd sere ,,,,,,,....,.....,........ DIX
ia par ............................fo s7s
In nan 4i5s certificates, "a xerics........... 0lH
IouIsylie and Nash UnlHed 4s........... 1914
Mn nhaitan corsol gold 4s,.................. 101
Maxicar Central Ylh
Mexican Central lst Inc. Hts
\ MINI and a. Louis IA (ofsered) ........... 81
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s............. 1o1X
q Nissoiri. Kansas and Texas 2dS.......... 50
National r. r. OF Mexico con. 4s.......... 81
New York Central gen. 3ks.... Us 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

snot cotton auiet m!ddling uplands. lilo;
sniddIlnr gulf ii. Is; sales. 400 bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08

Glover, Wholesale. per bu,.,,.
Timothy, Neutrality-suspicious.
Orchard grass, wholesale..,'',
Duckwheat, per bus:,:.','.'i,'
German millet, per bus",,,,,'
BHEsWAx-Per lb:.,...;,.';n,,''
Dried APPLEs-Sllced, lb,,'.
Chartered. ,per lb.,....'''.''n,'
q Dark. per lh:...,.,n;....;;,.ia.'.;ih,',
DRIED PDACHEs-Peeled, lpn
= Peeled. dark. per lb.......,.,.',
Unpeeled, per lbn,,s,','n'''s3
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-11
/ So A l.
NEW INVENTION IN GLASSES.
Apr l3-May Il

Necessity has been the mother OF
many inventions, and the kryptok BIZ
focal is not the least worthy, although
one of the most inconspicuous of her
children.
Franklin's two part lens showed
~hat bifocal could be. The INVIS-
1BLE lens is what bifocsl should
be. SCIENCE has developed
THEORY.
II has made a sanitary bifocsl pos
sible. 1t has done away with the
clumsy appearance and Objectionable
features Of the old-style bifocals. Now
il is possible to look right and see
right
To those now using two pairs Of
glasses, we would say word 1t is
time to change the old-time method to
the new. The new method is to wear
kryptoks. They are the best, most
up-to-date bifocal lenses in existence.
and do not possess the disagreeable
features of the old style. II you wish
10 know more about this wonderful
invention, write to the Columbian Bi-
focal Co, Temple Court, Denver, Colo.
exclusive manufacturers in the west.
who viii be pleased to give you full
information.
Old papers 25c a hundred This Of