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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-11-30

Wallis and family visited taeir
brother, George, in Mitchell, SUNDAY.
The Wallis families had a family
dinner at the home of w. l.. Wallis
on Thanksgiving Day.
lohn Nyhouse, OF Fulton, Wis 10
Riverside Wednesday.
MIR and Mrs. Henry schultz, of
Riverside. spent Thanksgiving Day
in Mitchell. the guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Lewis Soper.
j. + Wallis Vent TO Mitchell on
business Wednesday morning.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-11-30
Pruning Tomatoes.

Men anG women who grow a few
tine tomatoes in their own gardens for
their w use have long practiced
more or less pruning Of the vines.
Pruning Is also practiced systematical-
" when tomatoes are grown in hot
houses. AS a rule, the field culture of
tomatoes is not sufficiently remunera-
tive to make pruning profitable. Pro-
lessor Munson found that pruning the
plants after a part Of the fruit had set
Increased the yield more than one-third,
This was under conditions Of field cul-
ture. 1t is possible that where the
market Is good an Increase Of one-third
In the crop would pay for the work Of
pruning.-Country Gentleman.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-11-30
EARLY GENIUS.
Men Who Were Young In Years. hui,
Old In YinurS.


Davy made his epochul experiment
of melting ice by friction when but
twenty. Young was no older when he
made his first communication to the
Royal society and was in his twenty.
seventh year when he first actively
espoused the mldulatory theory. FIRES.
mel was twenty-siX when he made his
first Important discoveries in the same
field, and .Arago, who at once became
his champion, was then but two years
his senior.
Forbes was under thirty when he dis
covered the polarization of heat, which
pointed the way to Mohr, then thir
ty-one, to the mechanical equivalent.
Joule was twenty-five in 1910, when
his great work was begun. and MAYER,
whose discoveries date from the same
year, was then twenty-siX. which was
also the age of Helmlloltz when he
published his Independent discovery
of the same law. William Thomson
was a youth just past his majority
when he came TO the aid of .Joule be-
fore the British society and but seven
years older when he Formulated his
wv doctrine of dissipation of energy.
And Clausius and Rankine, who are
usually mentioned with Thomson az
the great developers Of t%herrno-dy-
namics, were both far advanced with
their novel studies before they We're
thirty. We may we'll agree with the
father of inductive science that 'the
man who is young in years may be
old in hours.'-Exchange.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-11-30
Col. Bryan's P~redicament.

Kanass City journal: The declara-
tion OF MIR. Hearst that he will not
again be a candidate for office doesn't
lessen Colonel Bryan's regard for
him in the least. If Mr.. Hearst
simply won't have the presidential
nomination, why, then, Colonel
Bryan will have to make other ar
rangement. that's all.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-11-30
The Mitchell Capital
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 50, 1906.

The Thaw murder case is to be
turned loose again in New York the
first week in December, and some
sensational developments are pre-
dicted as a result OF the trial.
Thaw refuses to he adjudged insane.
and declares he would rather 90 to
the electric chair than TO be confined
in an Insane asylum for the rest of
his life.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-11-30

1t was possible under the arringe-
ment made in the line of traffic be-
tween the sugar trust and the all
roads--for the latter to have escaped
being fined as a party to the rebate
agreement. had the court so minded
and the jury have determined other
wise. Ii seems that under the newer
order of things, or rather, more
strict and fearless application Of the
law. that neither side is free of guilt
in Relating, as was demonstrated in
the New York courts. comment on
which is made as follows by the
brooklyn Eagle:
The conviction of the Sugar trust
for receiving rebates from the New
York Central railroad before Judge
Holt in Manhattan was Il foregone
conclusion from the conviction of
the railroad a few weeks ago for Civ
ing rebates to the same companies.
The attitude OF juries here. and of
the federal court, was established on
the EARLIER trial and remained un-
changed. There was a point upon
which an acquittal might have beer
secured If the Instructions of the
court had left them any room for
doubt. That point was the fact that
the contracts were made for the
reduced rate, and the sugar was car
ried under those contracts before the
Elklns law was passed. The pay
lDent OF the rebate under that con-
tract was the only part of the trans
action carried through after the law
came into icing. Judge Holt in
structed the jury. however. that
payment, in compliance with the
innocent and legal agreement was
a violation of the law. and the jury
so found. The case is the first here
In which the receivers OF rebates, as
we'll as the railroad paying them
have been convicted. 1t gets a
little distinction as Il precedent
from that fact, and it illustrates
anew the vast power of the national
administration to punish business
under existing laws.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-11-30
h Revolver.

The revolver is of dubious service III
war. Its only function there is as a
cavalry weapon. Indeed, it is an evo.
luton of the medieval purpose to pro
vide horse soldiers with a firearm. In
the cavalry the weapon is effective
only up to fifty yards. 1t has no value
for hunting. The average maj can do
more execution "a birds and beasts
with q slingshot. The only purpose
which the revolver rye is to kill
another man. and even for that pur
pose its usefulness Is overestimated.-
New York Mail.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-11-30
Monks az Automobiles.

The monks of st. Bernard, in the
Alps, are soon to appear as automoh.
lists. They have received permission
TO run automobiles between the hos.
pices of Grand st. Bernhard and Sim
plon and Domo d'Ossola and Aosta.
III chauffeurs will be chosen from the
monks themselves, who viii -
sowls.-London Mail.
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foo Much At stake to Fo-....

FOO Much at stake to FORGET.
when you are absorbed in your
business cares downtown today, Her
bert, you will forget your little wife
entirely"
mo. darling. That steak you cooked
for me with your own sweet hands this
morning for breakfast will keep you
n my memory every minute Of the
day"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-11-30
The Great Du.tard.

The great bustard (Otis tarda), a bird
still found in the southern provinces Of
Russia, is the heaviest European fowl.
In size it exceeds the Norwegian black
cock. The old males attain a weight Of
thirty-fve pounds, and where food is
plentiful specimens weighing thirty
eight pounds and even forty pounds
have been captured. These birds have
disappeared from western Europe,
where M they were almost as numer-
Gus as partridges, and are seer only in
small locks in the sand hills skirting
the lower valley of the Dnieper and
here and there along the north coast Of
the Caspian. The hen lays eggs as big
as ordinary pears. a. larger and heav
Ter bird, the cassowary. is incapable Of
flight, but 1t can kick with the
strength Of a mule and uses the sharp
bony quilts Of It's wings as a cock uses
bis SPURS
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Jealousy.

THAT word communist my DEAR"
observed the young husband, correct
ing her. has the accent on the first
syllable"
"How do you know?"
The dictionary says So"
Il never saw a man as prejudiced
In favor Of dictionaries as you are!"
exclaimed the young wife. II Wish
You had married a d%ictionaryw
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The Ruling Passion

No self-respecting no tor Will admit that
his show Ia not drawing full houses every
night, One OF the profession who plays
juvenile parts recently met a leading man
on the Rialto. The leading man was
dressed In deep black. There was n wide
band OF crepe on his hat and he had dis
cnrded the patent lenther shoes nm rotor
loves for others OF a subdued polish that
spoke OF Il grief, WHATS the matter2'
asked tho Juvenile, a II .5Sl II
My father Is dead, answered the lead
Ing man, In n &heartbroken voice, "
The Juvenile expressed his synpat thy,
when did he die? he asked. Il ri. 5sg.
Last week, We buried him to-day,-a
nice funeral" answered the heartbroken
ono, Nj Z, Il 5I
Large attendance r. asked the juye-3
nile 4 S5 NJ. ),
smile Of enthusiastic delight flashed
over tho mourner's face. La rye % tend;
ANGEL" he cried. My boy, We turned EN-
away, ~ xchan ge. V III M Ma VIZ
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CoTTO ON ]: E !; Z ]! ]!
By81NILLER. a COMPANY,

II NEW :Y DIRK, ugust %. The st ren,l-;i
Gus forts made by q Ger tain &cliqu here
yesterday n to bring about V ~ she rp{ upTTs
ward reaction and drive out the shor IN
sterest has failed tterly.$ In fact, the at
tempt has served only to I bring GU Z, the
inherent weakness o { the market at pres
$ent prices. Liyerpoo l. instead OF ad ynnc-5
ing q point or SO Us expect Ted, was very
weak under I ha weight OF col ton thrown
upon II It by; the New York bulls, Is & III
a Our market opened at 81 sheer drop5 Of
% points. AS might have been expected,
there was 4 a great deal OF prof taxing
by the shorts on the sud den drop. but
IN spite $ofI the heavy covering by bear z
prices closed ol,l " foirF points e
bottom 5i
two days farmers returns will
be made up and mailed to the &Agrcul5$
5tural Bureau. It is human ma s,re to be-
3afrected by one's surroundings, and farm
3ers Ia cannot 81 fail = to & be III opt nistic In
their reports when s8 condl Ions sS al are
steadily 5 proving d In M the Y antcs
district. and i5 the q & III ssssippi " ley
and the western B Oft are enjoying Inns
5nunlty8 from drouEh and si3 hot ~ Winds.
which are the usual danger to be feared
5at&this season OF the year sss
tfe'ns gSsa hs sepo tbe
bearish ana Il Viii
public until about September 81 h y VIII
initiate against prices. 8
~ Liverpool due to- co me Slnc han Eed 70 one
higher In the morning The follow e. are
the fluctuations In to-day cotton MAJ mar
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laAiLIay.loAps.
IN "a =. : !:s:, I: ": y,

49, -. ~ ID Inn ~ IN d.
R. l6 s!::s :;;':: ~; N.
realms Leave Hlthrnond ~. tyottb vac n
yy .Ss A ~ n. XXI ss E sEss s..
7'so a. M:svvseh dsf'eksUase
tt.oe room Heek "a W. bid ss.l TSioash "
500 II n Byrd
e.so E N. Week ays Blha as a si,.and ~ Ae.ts
$40 r. N. Dali va 81, through. N.
Al Trains Arrive Rich $50 " I'M gS
Ss.to a. M.-week Days--fsiba Ashiand 49,
's A, !. ss:,. !, =
Hy,s 81 Th ss g
as -Ris Ms,: sfI
1:is M.--DaliyG 81 through. i5'
800 FIN --ral Through. 1ocAl
go ?. M.-paiiy-M ST. through.
/. NOTE ullman Sleeping Or parior Cal. "a b
az above trains, except trains arriving klon- III
m m ~ 80 A NJ week day nd local aceoti;
saI u, deparsurss eonnso.
W9.D.l DUKE. i9s g. w, tJI,F, W E: u YLOR,s
Asst. to Pfs-t. Cent 9,ipt. Trnf.S NJ grsfss
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y COTTON .1[',l MARKET.

NEW YORK, august. e. The cotton mar 4 !.
first hour or SO business was very active, but
later became comparatively Gas' and b r.net-
The close wy WINS Steady at decline Of e points
lower. Sales were estimated At 400 o9o. bales.
efisi points with near months selling at new
low records for ehs season. and the new crop ls,p
months generally show Ing net decline of, ~
break was due to much lower Liverpool cables J,
than expected 'umors q weakness ~ ne
from the Southwest and the liquidation Of re- re-
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RUNAWAY! 4! !M| !! ]! ||:.'!
Iron IS Threatened ] 4 D
lfRyiAssoc,a ted Press p.

81 " BY Associate ted Press. I. 4.
BIRMINGHAM I4A.,6 August 23.--Ati NJ
gnounoements was made hero to-day that
O number OF sales OF No. foundry iron
have been made within the st few days
at SIG a ton, and the market Is stlll nd-
vnncing. This Is q rise Gof $3.50 q ton
since early In Ju Prod ucers II rave sold
all their reserve stocks,s and some OF the
larger concerns have disposed OF all their
make OF foundry iron until the end Of
the year. Manu- fac turers say that "a
RUNAWAY market is threatened, SO
rrent Is tho demand S Ky FIN .i&i
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M P i'I;|I[.'
JAMESTOWN. Exhibits |. [ |!
Governor Warfield and Staff
sWillEAttend Laying 81 the
Corner Stone. 5s ri

. BALTI n T, VI, n AUGUST % The
Exposition me t day ant "a ecide ed to ems
lployE agents to cot lect8 Ind ustrial exhibits
The \ Maryland HA grioul turali College has
been to. outline plaps for !, II agrl-,
half Of the space y N tho man oturers.5
building hash cen appl led for by. one local
.flrm.s,s Among the historical exhibits Of
Tered and accepte LEI the q CHARTS Ca rtoll
Harpsichord, built In 7S9 a q said to- be
the finest OF the fourteen Instruments Of
the type lex tnnt. Plans for hnYlng 81 Mary
land unite With Virginia and ort1 sCnro-!
lima In the corners tone 4 nyl ne are being
pushed, q Goyernor Arle ID and sta r will
attend tyS&S SlasSi ss
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353J n &# q (By Associated rress.o III
WASHINGTON .. q, August 23.-I)n IN.
,equaled prosperity In the manufacturing
industries In tho United States for the
calendar year 1904 Is shown In a cens y " is
bulletin Just compile ted, which ls COM
pared BY the Census Bureau WITT a sini-.55
lar census for the year 1900. "a The number
OF manufacturing establ lshments in the
country, as shown BY the last censrs.. Is.
,216. 262-an increase OF per cent. over
1870. s Capital increased during tn e Ave
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
p cd M hY era X ones. gnIa
D D AZ, "a TOBACCO MARKET.
}fReported by Dlbrell Bros,) "
Hl.IL ina 4 u q .l3Na "a ugllSt *. BOG.

Y banville. h Va, August 80 1906
The sales have been very light this week,
with hut little else than, tprimlngs y on the
which is generally common and often sged;
Prices u re- a Arm and everything Ia watched
the offerings and the small quantity Interest
is centered in the crop on the I'LL, wheh. /, y
That there be good weather for several weeks
to Insure good crop, Tho con tinuous RI ms
have mad ethe plants very large nnd thin,
which ca :, only DO overcome BY tho suns and
dews There is some complaint that the to-
already Commenced in the old belt, hut MIL
not be general Cor awseE ut Trade r.. is
nrm at somewhat higher prices than have been
asked lately. 45tf AZ
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TRADE REPORT
Local Iron Foundries D oinga
}s3il 53' Business 53Sss, n VI

Local. OIL - = I 8
NJ Business.
IL The local iron found rieH are Ia ding an
active business. They are working at full
capacity and In some inst ances have been,
compelled to cancel orders onss M cunt
of scarcity OF Ia Dor. III 554s
Local structural ironsand steel menu-t
facturers and corltrac tors are busy. Pres
tines figures will show an Increase ever
1905. y .8S .5s i5S 3iS3 Y nv.
This city is the cent? Of n the South
cast stoves, and those enga ged q Iii this
line are especially busy Sc .!3.
produce marke1 9 /! ct its REGULAR
glocully5 in athIs]l with8the9 except ioniSof
southern fruits and melons from q near &,
by territory, 5 n a n .SS 5t5 SIS 5SS3
Collections In dry goods. shoes and
I'M the grocery and produce lines they
continue poor. S8 stt38S 2als
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. +
Richmond, Il Va, August q, q 1905.
OIJOTA TrOSE 5
CATTLE n lIl[ / Markets. e.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. II

RIcIIMOND.LIVE1 sToC;k-, M MA !dSaH
s sS Richmond. VA. August g. 1906 5{
10Th is as follows s5 i8 "a;
u 5000: common. bs s, h;
s s5s So 5s SSs e eom e
tsss eows aua eph
s9e so oddsp tase sgas
hogs. 69fshc.; sows and sta gs ~ Cos, Sa ,s
CHICAGO, August ., cATTI,, F:-ise e!eepts :,
tt sFmi, ssssss
Re Rec sl.ocS Il head, Market loe. higher
70 prims Y so tS
Ell sS sssoes Head
Sheep strong L. dull .a sshosesp
Il NEW YORK. August Is, BEEvEs CENTS;
Beef steady at 57GSh 9. Calves Recelp 1913
sss T ssssS ssas e ss s.ss''E
s ssSo la aSss VS. esoee sps
e,s5 Hogs Receipts. 74 head. state hogs.
ss.soG7 90. II II Il I. n
P5TTsRySsa siz prs is S
sns sssvss 81 stkss y ss!y
ana ad" pigs s,s5Ms. 81 u; 'rougha. IS Sheep
Supply light: market slow :. Prime rim = weslhe1rs
1884 ys sHlls fna ea ,sSss
CINcINNATI @ August sMoeMls9end . y,
nnShsFs aea ssss aSp-
Strong at sa,75Ii,D, Lambs-strong ana ae-
4
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4 MARINE sIN,rEI.LICENCE,

5s PORT OF RI Ic,EIafo NDl5A UGusT IS, I loSo
VI sARRlYEn.s SIS VI "A NJ 4
steamer Brandon, Harvey Norfolk, merchan-
d DC and passengers. Old Dominion Line
y Steamer Pocahontas, Graves 6 Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
sef,gers, Virginia Navigation cnmpanY,
i Schooner WI lllam c,. Klrwan, Smpkn ms. .i.oan.
Var canned goods, w, ~ Hardin and Cont
Schoonee Ruth A. Price, n yycomIco fish
scrap, Richmond Guano Com isI X
IA "A. VI tx SAIL Ell q
N Steamer Brandon IIarney. Norf ok. I me rchap.
disc and passengers. Old n p, Line
+ Barge Vnllanova, Kalphnsr, Norfolk light
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CLOSING /. 3. 4, BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, 3. and Quincy nsw ss1s
Chicago, r. l. and Pacific R. r. 3 ...... % Y
Chicago, r. /. and Pacific r. RI onl. 5s.s e211s
90 I, e, nd al fouls rem 1ol M
Gnlorado 1ndustriul 81, ssries 1911
Colorado Midland 4s..,... 1ih
Colorado and Southern 4. u
Denver and Rio orande 90
arnr las \ e IN. So IS
Erie 1,rior iien Is IoffsreO 10l
tSsss tidnern IL IL M 90 ri
f1oetis Vsija, 4 Jos 81
Japan !; 3. 81 l ss#
5sPsa sfItiass.s ss
Ianni AYE certidcateS. I'd o0N
~ ~ ttnn Con- rold is 10i y
Nav iI. m ccni III 9s ~ 76ls
~ ~ car f|Ihtrai tx inc " 3S
MINI. and 81. Louis u 94s
Al Nd Tar an II 90 si
Misseua, Kansas and Texas sda.. ......... ssh
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TO Old Point, Buckroe, Ocean View
Pine Beach and Nortolk, Two fast
trains. n Leave Richmond $3.50 and 9
a. M. every Sunday Three hours longer
III Ocean View and Pine Beach than
Via any other route, Ten hours at tho
seaside, Visit eJnmestown Exposition
Site. Only route running two solid
trains to the seaside, CAPE Henry and
Virginia Bench, $3.50,
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Chesapeake Co Ohio r ailway,I

Cincinnati lndIanapolIs,. st.8 Louls hIca n
co. Loulsvll lie N N EMP, ::
2:ib =. and ~ 100 e.. n.
svvsstb ound Looa KID Tra lns 5s S
y $50 A NJ tally and Is t5 z. N week SdaystS
Newport News, Norf NJ md OLD & Po!ns,
800 A.i NJ. and u 100 e. N u daily Nh
Local for Ne Wort Il N sWs and Old \ Point.
7s5 AT NJ .sand g 100 gP. N. g dali
5 G55.E ai11es River Z M
10 All 81. rs 3. At week days Z.
Arrive Main Line from West &. q 49, A;., NJ
,.s;so i Is ~; MA y 81 hIS
q: James River ~ IN ~ 10y
Pr, Daily. " Sund Ss
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Mobile ana Ohio Collateral Trust easi
National n n OF Mexico cor. IS ssss
New York Central gon. va
~ 5sr.av Al sen. 81 1aGN
Nort bsrn Aha III \. \. 1091a
syorsn;i, ~ er con
~ ~. ~ AZ 96
S,. e. nis DIX
t,naa Gs < y = annraI II =. 4. 9eN
~ ahI a,is al Mountain con- S. Iim
M nS a. :, ira nciaco 8fg Ia S2&
Ga 80 "a Ir,a Al III I. J. I. =. s6as
s.t',na raai ~ IA I. a2A
e,t pncincy "a icAtes Z. 95N
Sont hsrn I'aiia VI 6s J. 11bE
Tssras md Epas1c ists. i. 1ls
,rsian a. ~ ~ we kerfl IA . 81
Itnte, 1,s ctan "A 104h
finitna states Steei I'd 6s IVY
jSya hs ~ -'iaf 3. rs
u aba s fSaf, !. :. i. :. SIN
yynsts Nd n a. . 8iA
Svbssii and Taxa Erie 4s SSH
~. ~ "a I. 30 q
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Southern r ailWay.'

s5l }58s TRAINS LEAVE R1CHAfoN T. q u
rs Following schedule figures publlshee /
only as inform ton. and are not guaranteed,
u 100 AZ. NJ! 10ail y--rsotal for Charotte; also Y
GarksvIs ana a. bSalo Iii n
IL $50 ~ M..Daily-- uffct Up III man ~
SIS84'h Atlahta8an Birrninghafn. New. Orleans Y
Gn q 5s a 81
,s.oo + NJ Ae.Er. Sunday .ksysyille Local
1l.30 M.-Da mi lln1An ready ~
P NJ. for all the South. sss
II DIRK r LIVER LII r I'll IN
s4iso ri Except Sunday NO. 70 t,,lacrs
ms Ioest t "A
il,as AZ III -sExoept sunda ~ oeal
west Point. Steamers call at y orktowr5
ana Clay 9$ I3ank ;Bf Mondays H. Wednesdaye,S6
Fridays. E at Glouceste Pol Mt. &c lements4
and Almonds Tuesdays 9 rsdays s SAY
TRAINS 'lARR1vr, RI .1ctHMoND.s lssss
sss charotts al r. i9ashR
Chase CT tyF and Local Sta tion . S
e:40 IA. M.--Frorn Keysv lie and Local stations.
s:lb From BAL trore ana Syest
io;4 Al! /, s1 II 81 M Az:
u MOI 15 and NO 10 stop Quinton. y stalk "
q. WDsTBtJRY ID al, sSs
II. 4. SPENCER r. E d VI 81 III. HAND WICK
i wv. rs II. l'TiAY oE, Oh A.;
34$ washingto d. {. s!s8
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U. s. refundins 20, registered
". s. refundlns %. coupon
U. s.. IS, registered.
U. Is. coupon
" g. Old -. registered ~. VI
VI s. Old IS, coupon -.
Vi s. New s.. reg stored y
II. 3. New ~, coupon
American Tobacco
American Tobacco g
Atchisor general
Atchison adjustment I. S't.
Atlantic Coast Limo SO
Baltimore ana Ohio 4s... ... !. I. (
Baltimore and Ohio \;
Brooklyn Rapid Trnnsit cow - h =
Central OF Georgia lst Inc .....'.ss
Central z. GeoyEia g g Inc me- ;;:oa;eradj
Ghesapcnks and Ohio ~ (offered) Y !.
Chicago and Alton "A !. !. !
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NEW, ],rIl \ YORK PRODUCE NIARKET.

NEW YORK. August q OURS 7
Rye-So saa r. elevator o.
ions sssc. net higher. May saHc,; septen-
Nc, t net higher. September. 5sN December,
$50, Oats Barely steady; mixed, Ssc, Il,
STEADY d refined qulet Pork stsady Tallow--,il
Steady Isosin-Quiet, Turpentine-Flrm q
RIO. steady 10, i invoice, sMo; mid. quiet;
Cordoya. 0dl2Ac Futures steady, unchanged
TO 10 points lower. suga r.,-Raw, 1. Grm; fair
ias asses sugar, 5 s-l6c,; refined arm.
dairy. i7epssaes. cheess-srohg sna unehaHs.
cd. Eggs-F Firm; nearby selected, 2aGs1c,;
western f,rats, 10000 St5s a III
q Fraights and Peanuts--Qulet and unchanged,
Potatoes Irish, steady and unfhangedi sweets,
weak; southern. per barrel 81 b12,s2o Cab
5bages--steady and unchanged. ], a9s,
Cottonseed oll--Falrly active and nrm q, on
crude ns ssS ost9hssr, ptsa?
prime Winter yellow fae ss
CHICAGO, August 22s reported loss of
90 per cent. In the wheat crop Of Russia
caused a sharp advance IN the price of wheat
Il, day on the local exchange. AT the CLOSE
Wheat for September delivery was IN Ac,;
corn advanced ssG lso.i oata were pra etlcally
unchanged. Provisions were az l0c. lower. ~
$500 : a97 Open, Alan, Low. ClOss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-24
RICHMOND 81 STOCK MARKET.

Va 49, Old. G. and r.. 1892 =, 81; 3 asp
5}S RAILROAD BONDS. y. ,5is' ii.
a. 6. " II r. Con- TT p c,..: l o. 5..'
a. L.C r. r Gifts q Ind nd. ,j 2; g.. ~
d az, and al Ala. consoi Is. ID llo
Nor and Weatern Ry. A, 1895 l0o
Nor and West. Ry. E'oea.aas 1Sh. " " 1850
Petersburg Class "a SIS, T.. e 19sS M
Petersburg Glass @, 4. Ga iS5o'. ~
Rich and Dan, Gold %. c.. 1916, III 3S8...
South; a.. o.. J. y /,
K Foridn and southern is. 1si5........ E4s...
seaboard Air Line As, $50 49,. S8h
RAILROAD STOCKS Par ~ III
A AtIamtie Coast Line III !.
Atlantic Coast Line pfd.........l0 100 le0 49,
Atlanta Coast Line com l90 i45
Atlantic Coast I.lne$o of Conn. 100 as0 Boy =
Chesapeake and Ohio. November 10y 8o!f ~.
Norfolk and West ern com. 921s ~.
r.. and = Diy; 0p! * - 40
= BANK AND 5TR usT &C, STOCKS
Anne sloan National 100 AZ
1,road8 street,...,....s.. 3.
First National 500: icy leo b.
Merchants National lC9 isS so.
National Bank OF Virginia l00 lss -. &
Petersburg Savings and ms Co.;s5 51SS 1850
Planters National. 1VV Nv }ts >
t MIsCELLANEOus,S y ~ !. n ~
Va, Carolina Chemical com....,.l0 50 $500
e, - -------- A E&s sf6
va. Car. 6, CO. Col. TT. IS ip, o,.,t.,. 100 ioe
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