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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-01

tary Boneparte has issued a general order providing that every marine who qaulifies as an expert rifeman, shall receive $3 per month extra pay: those qualifying as shorpshooters $2 per month and those rated as marksmen. Sl per month
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-01
Albert Antisdei Dead.

Chicago. Oct. 31-Albert Antisdel, vice. president of the American Express Company. died here today of pneumo- mia. after an Illness of ten days. Mir. Antisdel was born in Clarksville. N. Y, in lS47. and had been connected with the American Express Company since 1863
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-01
Red Cross Aid sunerer.

Washington. Oct. 31.-The Red Cross today remitted the sum of $500 to Mo- bile. Ala. for the relief of inc Suf,an CTS in last months hurricane. hein o the second distribution of this amonnt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-01
Distinguished Chemist D.ad.

Atlanta. Ga. Oct. 3l.--Dr N A.
 Pratt of thls city. one of the beat known chemists in the South. was struck by a train at Decatur, Ga, late
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-01

today and received injuries from which he died two hours later.
 Dr. Pratt was chemist of the Confed- crate army with Headquarters at Au- eusta. Ga, throughout the var between the States. He was "A years of age.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-01
Good Results in Lung Trouble

Mrs. Victor A. Beaucaire, q ominent club woman of chi- cago. Ill.,. contracted severe cold from being exposed in bad weather which resulted in serious lung trouble.
 Mrs. Beaucaire, after taking several doses of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. says 1t has help. ed her wonderfully. brought the color to her cheeks. and that she would not be without it.
 She pays high tribute to the world. greatest tonic stimuIant in the foIIov- ing letter,
 As l am n member of the Hull House Women's Club. was called out many times when the weather was very bad and so caught very hard cough, and doctors claimed that my lungs were affected; in fact the left lung was almost gone. but since l have taken your valuable DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY, l feel better and would not do without it. I have not been taking it very long, but am sure of good results; I have good color In my face and fell that I can work with great deal more ambition. can not praise 1t too much. I have rec commended 1t to several of my friends and they, too. are thankful for the benefit they have already derived from it." Mrs Victor A. Beaucaire. 255 Og- den Ave, Chicago, III. May 1, '06
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-01
New General Freirh. Ar-ut

Nashville. Tenn, Oct. 31.-Charles Barham was today appointed general freight agent Of the Nashville, Chat tanooga and St. Louis Railroad to sue. cesd George R. Knox, deceased
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-01

Stimulate Rife Practice.
 Washington. Oct 31--To stimulate the marines in rifle practice, Secre-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-01
DuHy's Pure Malt Whiskey


  @ % @ sl a sS @ % % I x ] : % % & = sure & @ f:%
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-01

Mrs. T. Jansen, Mnnicuring, shampooing, facial and scalp massage, Iiectric and manual. Rooms 4-5, End floor, 22 N. Court Phone POST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-01

CEMENT, LIME, ETC.
 Carolina Portland Cement Co. Also Plaster. Fire Brick. Roofing Paper. Stocks stored fin L. & N warehouse, Montgomery. Ala Ad- dress inquiries to Atlanta, Ga
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-01
DRUG0IsrS.

B. o. SDann.
 Pure Virgin Olive Oil Best in the world for eAlada 100 Dexter Ave. Phone SS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
WORTHY EM|GRANTS
COMING TO! vIRGI \. A.
Commissioner 6. w. Koiner
Writes Satisfactorily Of His &
Work III England.

y
Judging from the letter received yes
terdaya BY Governor Swanson from Corn.-;
missioner cieorge w, Koiner.3of the De-
partment OF Agriculture who Is now IN
England the latter Is making good head.
way In his work OF securing desirable
Temigrants for Yirgi nia. 81
Mr.. lKoiner complains that many OF the
people seem not to know where the Old
Dominion Isl. and that lie has been forced
to have printed ~ twenty thousand pam
3phlets, in which he gives all the neces--
sary and suitable inf orma ton. L! $S,s TX
Mr.. Ikoiner writes fur ther: i8 III
sa
have printed over here % pQ implicit "a fwn1ch
would suit the peop " n
Those people are low sta rts:$ II ,w1ll Isl
qulre stnpre time than IL shaA xpacte We
ret :son, COED ensBa unt1,
they saiss4 tiw M
th aa tSe newcomers e be veil treated BY our
people, OUR State ough has THIS
work at least Ten years ago. Canada ls spenu-
ing six mi liona and has three hundred gents
III Great u tain and they pay I'VE dollars pei
head for men and three dolla RI for women, ana
free passage for the women and 100 acres OF
land to the home maker. But our mi ID winters
and nearness to the gre marietta viii gst
many Inquiries In reply to my advef tisements:t
One man starts for Virginia b this z week anu
some good ones later, one With $40 0c0 TO invest
in farm. Ny man In Norway writes go0u
reports.!I am anxious to get over there ana
see. what the conditions are,'. , st.5 ~
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B IMPRISONED IN SOUTH. =
Appeal to Be Saved from Turpen;
535. tine CAMPS in Florida.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
b NEW YORK, July 4 2a.---.'''Try 3 to save
me, may never see you again. They
fooled me over here, and, I can't escape
Have had fever for twenty days. LIZ The
Z company says r owe them money There
are; negro guards with guns. This Is
worse than Russia. Z :. ys55 a5s "a
81 Int6n letter received by ISalmas Belo-
gratsky, of No. lis Essex Street, from
Jacob Lerner. eighteen years old, who
q Is working in the turpentine camps OF
Florida. the above appeal Is made.
Advertisements have been published in
East Side papers calling attention to tho
scarcity OF labor in the South. and Ler.
ners Is ono Of forty who went to Florida
several weeks ago, h ii. \. d I'LL
Leonard Jacobson. a merchant OF Pa
#latka..S Fia, says employees in the camp
are forced to buy supplies at company
stores and frequently their bills exceed
their wages. h They are compelled to work
on their indeb tedness d 7! n ~ II A
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKER.

NEW YORK, July .a-Plour-Steaay... !, h Xxx
F;our-puil cornmcal-Eaay; kisn-drled '!sso.p
!, 80. "a Rye-Dull. 80, f ..,.,,,ot a.
Wheat-I1resular: No; red ssS ;,n sley s,sy
siAc: July. saNc; September. SsSc, !; lece'h-
6e cor sHs arm; No Q 1snc elevator or,
lions closed nomlpally Re ne. higher. Ivy
Outs-Weak; mixed, sa,io Z. !. IA =
Ss4 nsS ., xss!stn Hf orkisrm
WosIn-nrIn; strained, t49% g TuFpsnfnesr--
ss M1sss..oul.,. conec-spo. Rio, quiet; Me- I
invoice. 3d. !; mild. quiet; Cordova sHh1 a!s
FUTURES steady at a net DECLINE OF gov r,uar;;
suga1-Ra~. tirm; fair ,ehnins 80; ,c s.A, ,e,
sxs s,ss;s' sssa
ii3;e.; skins l6sXo EsEs-I.1m, nearby ,;se &c
ilected. ?4c.; western AystA l7sSlac. z sou'"si"
is Y;EreIsht, to Ltyerpoo,- Quiet; cotton BY
stea,n' isc.; grain by stsaH .Ac o,her do.
9s,sii t ,MSHc, Potaioes Long ls!ena
Der barrel s. 5oa?0 o; Jersey and hoa .ans ~
N.4R7b; sweets new, per n "a Ne,v ' ierssy
~ Gottonsesa 2ii~S.eady but dull. Prime crude
mill, sS9:ss new new crop Rs'nsss s NV.
s %Is ys x,s;:r s ysl'sa R.i%' V"s
CHICAGO. July 2a,-HeAvy yecslpts mere nan ama
al other primary points resulted IN weak Whsas
ma rket to-day.p tho September deHvery toucn.nh
1scl''nnd closing 1;c. lower. Corn was = 6,
higher, Oats were up No.. and provisions - 3'aSp
1uc,s p|6Ho!, - us.no = FolloWDl @ rs
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y. 8. reftinding ~. reEstered. i04
W. g. r. funding 70, coupon ~
II. s. a. rcgis.ered . . \. +. I. y. i0zt
u. q. ss. coupon r. ~
u. & Old ~ regi,tered (. +, io5
i. g. Eow rcrlnt.yai -. y. ~. III.
III 81 New ~ coupo,,. \. =. IN,
American rcha Geo "a M. ...I,s8it
American rohacco d. r. Z. !. li2t
Afchihon senefai n Nv,
a tchison stnnAnt ~ ~
i tlnntc -oast Iiro !. 4. %.
baltimore and Ohio ~ 1917
jlp itilorn IA ohm 3As,. I. \, /, ha3
i1rnokivnT Hand rransitS conv. is.... q. II. y3t
e. ntraf of GeofRia ...,,...... ilis
Central 5oi Georgia lit Inc. q
Central OF Georgia ID inc "
Th.sa Monks ana Ohio :. ~. iy71
G,hicn 20 i nd Alton 100
f:hicayo n and Quincy new ~ I, wy
Chicago, r. y and Pacific II. r. 4s......iIs77a
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Z COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July e9,--The cotton market
y as nervous ana unsettled to-day with prices
selling off to nearly the low point Of July 3D.
4 The close was little up from the lowest M
& steady! but final prices showed q net loss Of
SOIL points. Sales for the day were estimated
/, at 10000 bales. ss
The market opened barely steady at a de-
cline OF 415 points in response to lower cables
AT first the wet weather reported oyer Sunday
checked general selling and prices ruled arou nd
the Initial hsures. But there was scattering
liquidation aH we'll as considerable pressu!e
from local bears and prices working gradually
lower caught stop loss orders around mid
( day. under which tho market broke sharply 20
: 10l7 for October and ld.2S tor December, or
z about rs points net lower on those positions.
The unsettled condition Of Rffuirs In Russia
and fears OF further depression in Eurnp;s q
cause q tho decline IN the Local market a. M
there to the same Influence. At The, decline
there was enough covering to rally tho mar
ket toward the clone, but there was conf
sparatvely little evidence OF bull! support, IN
spite Of the forsesa. calling for more rain In
A the belt Tonight ar so-nlorruw, Southern SPOT
q markets were unchanged to Mo. lower, TherA
were rumora here that the local bull leader
was liquldnting.s but this operator sent out
bullish statements as 70 the progress OF the
crop. "a iS$ IL
against 1855 last week and 1880 last year.
Tor tho week - 900 bales against ai.O+y Ia &c
week and loeN3l last year. To,day's receipts
at Now Orleans were ~ bales against s.7S9
last year. and at Houston 6ss bales against
1.007 last ysar. ny "a i5 81
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NEW ORLEANS. July ?a,-coTToN-Spot
cotton closed ea sy ana nnchanye ed @ Middliny,
ID is. Ice. Total sales were 1875 bales on the
epot and 100 to arrive. Futurcs opened steady,
Prices Immediately began steady decline,
which lasted throughout the session under tho
OF several causes. Reports that rain?
End began "A in tho eastern cotton belt aud
parts OF Texas were cited a. one CAUSE for the
decline. n Liverpool cab ea. influenced by me
Russian situation, were another cause. 40 a:o
New York The Gloss. was steady . nea the
lowest, and ldrlt points under SATURDAY, 3
Cotton futures closed steady as follows; y Wy.
10. % August. lost: September 10, 50: ootober,
10. 10 November. u. %; December, 10 =; Jan
vary. i0.27: Februa ~, 1854: March. y. ~. 5.8
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Affairs Of Russell Sage So Ar
ranged That Death ':'.I DID III Not
Disturb Market.
B (By Associated I7reas.)

4s NEW y DIRK July 52s.---The stock mar!
z ket here was slghtly shaken w the e DE- 2.
velopn1ents IN Russia over Bundny y, "
con,aon With the wotd's other see,ritite y
tho New York inarke Grand the all Z v
+ had apparently passed IN the course. 9 o.
half#nn4 hour, by which Time the ots' "a
the level Of Prices to where They left on
\ on Saturday The discrimination Of 3
market organization to effcct an up'w sai11
3 movement In prices manifested l ls,,a y
y market on Friday and Saturday we re re-
sumed. There. is no attempt g pe,i.lie
the gravity of the ntion IN hussi 70
owed ,p 10 Tie, present situation at least
& Ehat' is believed that the financial q 20
banking world has nSted %tl Y,sV oe g
a currcd. The action Of foreign securities
markets, however. rs seemed . to threaten
Is serious Consequences for time to-day.
4 ID due 10 lhe coming due on August 1s 3
\ next OF an install ment OF SUBSCRIPTIONS 70
the last Russian loan. jsi l5:8. i.
The time s rcgarded az op y pc, ir N
'5ilpturn In prlces. and they operated from
Il that viewpoint to- dry. Tho ma rket
seemed unaffected BY the dealt, Of one.
81 OF the wcnlihiest capitalists In the coun 3
tue
his affairs were arranged 30 as to avoid
pressure on the stock market or disturb.
anco In the money market. Thcs market
showed great strength and activity on
f the recovery from the low point TO- the
y highest. but owing TO the depressed level
at7the start and the profit sinking In TIE
last hour OF the session. the net changes
from Saturdays prices werc but small
4 and the closing tone OF the market was as
!. easy. ga5 III u 4f
Bonds we're steady. Total snies. pa 3 :
4 valiic, $1.s93. 900. a5 ~
United States q s advanced Ia Of, ca u.
Il Total sales ois8stocks to-day were 9sl 900
H shares.
3l NEW YORK. July 23.---Ntoncy8 on call
steady 21;.ta21E,,s; ruling rate 2, In. In
loans strong slxty days. ninety days.
s51-495i-2: SIX months. i-tg5i ~;
prime mercantile paper, i-2G63-t;
4 sterling exchange. strong a. = sbah g
Il s4.s52o, for demand. . and at 1905 g $t;ssloo
II for sixty day bills posted rates. 81 ~
4 Gss4.s5 Ia; ~ commercial bills, s+.Si "a;
a bnr silver. 65 1-2: M exican 4d!!lars. 50 Il !;
government bonds. Hrn; railroad bonds
K steady. TIL s5l.;l4 4s& III
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sNAvAL sr0nEs.

7N'ILMINGToN,1 n, "A c, y July 23,--SPIRlIS
casks, Rnsln-ouotsd at IS, 80 bid receipts. ~
barreiA gTar--F1rm at e; receipts, le6 Earrels.
Crude Turpentin Ftrm ut 81 75tpa 80 and St'ao;
receipts 2s7 barrels. g ]. ~. !, =, , :,
Firm al 67c.;a sales. $40 casks; receipts. OIL
casks; shipments, aih casks, Rosln-fisrimi
S1rsssi ssoeS %
b CHARLESTON,l5 s. Q. July a3-TURPES-
TINE AND ROSlN-Nothing doing 20 is+sstAE
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RICHMOND srOCh MARKET
Riehmond Va. July .. 1905.

n "a Richmond. Va. July q. 1902 III
VI STATE SECURITIES M IND & Asked
s:s;s:'s. Il; III &:
RAILROAD BONDS II A 55 $s
H'l.ata ana IS, B. y, 1Ss
n A C. r.. Cts OF Ind 4 p. c.....9 -
4 Georgia Pacific list da. G ~ 1929, n. 1is
Georgin So and fla. 1915 1oo
Georgia and Ala ConAolB s.. le9 S6...f$
Norfoik and Western Ry.s&4s.s 1925. 100
Nor. and Wss,; 7 poca Y, SITS 2, ?;
s Eeabonrd ~ Air Line q. 81 ...53
RAILROAD STOCKS Par,
Atlantic Coast Line !. 100 1a9
Atlantic Coast Line com. ...,... 100 H8 3E.,.l5
u chesapeake and Ohio. November 100 g y: n
Norfolk and Westeru com. 10 ~ as$$ $50;
4 BANK AND TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
american National .lea i?Ih
ii CITY ~ ,.o
Fret National 10 10 s s
Merchants National. loo AZ G
National Bank OF Yirsinln-.,..,.. !ol ~
hank OF Richmond .l09 l.9
5a8a MISCELLANEOUS. S$
va.-Car. Chem. pfd.. p. loo 100 lol1k
3Se i5$l BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET Fl
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CATTLE MARKETS.
E RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(sales ct Union Stock Yards; ,oo.

55&f Richmond, Va. July y, 6lsvh., 4;
Live stock report for the week ending s. Wy w
Best steer, * aee, falr 70 good !gs1te;;;
common. ~ VaAc hest eifeEs hgiG la Y
10 good, * laAc: common, s1yhc; oe ss
poor coTs. ~ a13c.; bulls 2,a asct; fresh COWS
and calves, {aJSp45 90 par headi veal calves ls
81 08Ho. Sheep lGp41ac,; best lambs. ~ glc. ,
fair TO good, s1Shc,; common. ~ ogs
Su6.tc.: snws and 2stags. ~ SOC. Sc
NJ CHICAGO, July 2a.-cATrLE-R ecepts e. !,
coo head. 1g Market steady. Common 10 prime
;stsers Sows L he ~ 1er ~.
Il a7at bulls s sally J is7ay7i;sey
iceipts@ 1900 head. Market steady. e q &c:
higher Choice to prime. heayy;@ 80 svGru. % ;
medium 10 good. heavy. 50 COG 90 butte
weights 50. Sut60o good to- 3 choice. heavy,
mixed, s$a36S5B0i;} packt f0dd o. BIZ Sheep
RECEIPTS - OS0 head, Lambs steady to $stronsi
sheep dull Sheep. 81 259S5 80: yearllngs. 200
q, IS; lambs ~ zoos 10. ri jS y sSS$
q NEW YORK, jury s.-BEEyEs-R eeeipto.
2sal head g Steers 81 601S 20: bulls 81 $50 ~
cows u. 4011 .95 Dressed beef unchanged etgle9
Sc per pound. %! Calvea--R Receipts, asss heau.
yeals, 3aat7, rs: some choice 10y % hutter
mIks 2jqa.7a.1 Sheep and il I.ambs-fsec eipts ,
e, s97 head Common TO primo sheep SSQIp::2sa ~
cuils, 81. common 70 choice lambs t,sg
100. Hogs-Rccepts. s.Oo7 head. state h ..a
Pennsylvania arc quote at y .soG7 rs per w
pounds, Sr 5g.j "
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nav IGooDs MARKET.

NEW YORK. July g. The DRY goods mar, mar.
on low and medium hieaohed goodspllnens adj
yanced Hc. per yard. Heavy goods were arm.
or Print cloth yarn goods were. active, Many ny
some new lines OF wool and worsted goods
for mems wear were opened Si l39
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MARINE INTEhIIGENCE.
PoRrl or RlcEIMoNp,I JULY q, lsoe,

PORT or Rlc1rno Np Il JULY g, 1900.
sss ARRIVED.
z Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Nor1olk. meeohAA'
diss and passengers, OLD Dominion l.tne.
Eeamef Berkeley, shelly Norfolk. merchaa'n1T
Steamer Maud Clifford. James River, lum-
per, w D. lsrdley const.uetlon5 Company ANY, -
Barge Ma3oris. naleh. Baltimore, coal, Wake
& PallauK. , y y, =, I, y. ~,
8, Fl. Halves & Company. nh z Xxi
Yss'g1'Dsfft5Ta SAILED. NJ
steamer PocahontRs, Gravss James ElSes
ilandinEs ana Norfolk. merchandise and pasasa'
Sers, Vlrg.nia Navigation Company
diss and passsnasrx old Dominion Line. . 4
- "a an mar. Berkeey' Shelly. Norfolk. merchan'
saiss and pnsson xers,3 Ola Dominion line
e Barge Laurie " Grove, Jarrett "a d"'Hs0
River, llght, aft
PORT or WEST POINT. JULY SO, lsOd,
s,,ssm,h,p n..,inese, Gore short. baltimore, pas
sanxers and general Sarto, 5
4 tlf5}i ~ SAILED. f3., :
/. 6yexmship baltimore Short baltimore, paA--
sengers and general cargo, ist 81 9s
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lNat iona, = II of Next o con, IL. 81
Ns,., vn.L trai nan Az . . 3. jsL
II, iStscv Can't dc h. 81 1861
NM hcsr 81 l04
M ha,,,,t 81 innS "a M :.
Nnrtn,l. ana Westert, cor. a. 4 !. I. ). 1885,
nrarn,, s,hnrt Il Ina ref,It,dirg 4s......... o.
pann,vvn nn Scony 81 2. pft
jen 4; - ~ ~ +. lCOt
81, Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s.....ll4
81. Louis and san Franciscot fg. 4s........3 s21
ST Louis so,1thwesternc con- -,
2out n \. 4. wy
Southern Pacific 1st 4s y ~
y eva. an1 rpaaido ists llsl
- 1adof 81 f IA nd western " S1i
4, I5I IN a. 100
f.mi,a1 ctstns efaei Cd 0S
t,,ata., .l.....,, hal
NHbash Deb. b ~
ti,henJ, -. and Lake Erie I. SSs
ucnnatn renfrai q 70
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n,ilL1ls.C:,ELLANEoUs'N MARKETS.
pEANur MARKET,

4EAVUT MNttf\Ia z.
IS (Reported BY Rodgers, AcCabe g Coz
PETERsBuRdYA. July az: a3.TTPEEAi .SS, Vas
Spanish-Aa rket Y Arm 81 81. vtrs,nihaisn
picked, lnRakc 44ss Is tn EI 3stt} A
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+ ! STOCK BROKERS,
G:E::O.T. KING & CO.,

511o<k n. Main st., Richmond, Va,
sTooks, COTTON AND GRAIN.
Fractional Lots q spsela'ty.
close Attention TO out-9f. Town Accounts.
NlS PRIVATE WIRES. !.
NEW YORK, CHICAGO. NEW OIL Fans
western Union Branch In our office.
stock Ticker In Customers, Room. q
~--ldemherg--w
Richmond Grain aud Cotton Excaalage,
strangers visiting the city are Invited
e. MAKE our once their headquarters
ana have mall and wires sent IN o9g care
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n 1l3i Iil'1 Y llTI s. NJ N . 9 n q
TobaccosMarket.

Il All four Tof the tobacco warehouses expect
IA have small breaks to-day. Several ships
ments Of sun cured stock KotS In yesterday, and
ali Of The houses have some stock On hand,
which may go In to-day 8 breaks. Sales Will
begin at II o'clock .8 Il ysB is5 XXI 55
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago. II j. and Pac. Il. n. col. So. eoH
u. ana st. Louis gor,. II i. slolA
Colorado Industrial g. series A..,.....,..,5i8 h
Colorado Industrial S. series B..,.... ~. 1B1s
db Mldlar nd Ia II I.H
Colorado and Bouthern ... \. vth
1.I,bn a 81 \. (. iCb 5
Denver AID Rio hfande 4s.... 2. (. ......... gsN
Disiillers socurties /. Ss,t
Erie pYior lien a. p3h
tirrfob r. "a RI w H.
Hockinu Valley KS /. Z. h. ). l0s%
Jnua II n q Z. 4. Z, n 1g1a
ia 81 n d. I'd series gSh
Jas nan IL 10 cer tea w
Japati III certincates i. I. e
Jarnf AIS cert0cates I'd ser 81, \. B, ~ vH
I ntav,iie and Nash Jnifed ..;...,. 1914
Manhattan consol gold lI ~
Mcxiean Central ist Inc 1915
Winr5 4 . ~ al o,,is IA . 81
Misso,,ri. Kansas ana i Texns ie............ g9H
Missouri, Kansas and Texas eds. ..,....,..ls Ssa
Mobile and Ohio Collateral rust 4s..,... % 81
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Produce and Fruit Market.

receipts OF peaches, apples. watermel,ona
day. XII other products were IN dnited supply !.
There was some decline. In the prices on tna
articles named peaches ee,nS now !S% snouE n,
Chickona eggs. butter and other articles
GOOD business was done ON ''the block'' yes
terday.
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YoRF
~ Thon,.s Branch Il ca. Banker
IsALrs,I
- = -

90 Atlantic Coast Line, com
%, lao A tnnr,oa n a,naiter com "
~ ~ / 49,. 3, s.. I, l'.s
' Xxx 4 ~. 3, ~ sa ~ dIrn,rdrv
o'v ~ HsLner.& Sar An9 r vnt1yttS
TX 45Amar; sar Ely! ETY. Z yrS'iHi, ply
TX TX hi q ~. SSvS.o IA S ttd
~ ~ An,oris.n ~ u =, il's ~
TX TX tAsH nlIn G ~. .y,i,ss9 - Z.
TX t 3, y Sn,l, cn,n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24
Chesapeake q Ohio Ry.

Cincinnati, ndanapotls, ST. LOU chieas
CO., Louisville ~ Nashville. sMernp hls,TiSr$
2:15 p. NJ. and II 100 ?. N. daii ss
Westbound Local TT a!ns: ifsts 81
$50 AL NJ. daily and S lis 2, Miweek days,i.SS
Newport News, Norfolk and 4 Old Point
5s5 800 A. NJ /. and 100 r. N. daily.
Local for Newport Jews and Old Point
is Al M. and IS; 100 p. n. daily. ii
S arnes n River Line: "A
1880 A. u dailyi5 5,l6 =. n week day. .5
SArrIce Naln L Inc q from West: 1850 ~ A..S
,sa:W A. M, a.t5 p. = :45 r . M, From
East 10 o5 Al N. q = A. = 20 P. -
II. NJ t.Dailyt = Ex. Sunday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24

No. q red Gear lo.s> ~. Z g s s9
Steamer Gear lots) ...,..........B.s# y g
Rejected Gear lots) .,............ so g q
Virginia (baE lots) % y ~
Virginia. bag lots Tor seed ~ " 81
COk.s--aS5,3 $3.50
g. Nh, xs.e e! Sssr, 2 'o :,
i No, q mixed Gear lotD ........... RH t,7s5
Virginia, bag lo,s..........,.... % % 81
No.se mixed Gear lota) .........& q ~
No, 8 mixed Gear lots) .......... g y
y No.? white Gear lots( q y N
v No. - white Gear lota ....,...,.& 2 :;
b Winter seed % p ~ %
Vi;xs,. es- 81 1T; s;::.:::::::. $
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-24

Cotton, quiet: m,ddlinE. 100 gross receipts.
4 Total to-day at all ports-Net reseipts. s. w
bales; export to Great Britain. 1so b. g; t.
Ia Japan. 81 bales; stack. esi.0ts bales
consolidated at all ports,-Set receipts ssll
hales' export to Great Britain. Iso hales; TO
France, 10 Nales;E to the Continent. $3.50 naleb
"a Japan n bales.
Il Total since September LIST at al nortsENst
Secelpts. IT'S OF haea; export TO Great bf'a'h,