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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-24

Gew ~ an1 1-squirsnsnt - Msrd
1saStsss 1EAssAss A. Maia
Islnts * A&tAsk.

- MAr III Navy Departments Nm
5yanx ~ f~asa M axrswtneat ~ Hhkrh
~ sssnriAes Are IN n Withdrawn frun
IN lntiasutls III 1'mnnanz sui iva rrxl.
nassnts NJ infAatry ara III b. ssssss ~ take
slneaF ptssss ~ suarsts. II /. falsy ".
tsxtad tssEt before hong fna r~xtnssnss
~ f1ut viii Ae sa their way Id stss
ssnai sxxp This dIvxvsinx 81 army
rvxulars " \ fssw ia~li viii snsas, thai
flts fossss Ii tine Gained state. are 10
- 1rgshtsei tessnd that wAassh szaesrs
bafstevs n ~ tfse danger poius.
~ tafMnfFy problem Il. nsae " the
nAe4 aetioss fassorx lii tls< greater
pfobieus " IN arslsys. weakn~sM %
vAiHts - nf~ ~sut4wp~si u hxve sbD.u,p
iafsasr1ansss. but n trush ~ hav~ 10th
tsx ike thai ua1atser. assd unless ~
tns*ease NJ ny hill pass Congress. Ii il
eFsfetiy esident that fic ranks wil1
- thiunsd ssiii snrshef. An army IN
~ wlo knoea rondittsns tells ! Wash.
inEtaa ssfregpnnd~nt thal II : case ~
ennernMnry fhere wSnia a. lcsm shnn
1jpac lsfan1rymen MA csul4 - bronxht
wttn nnythtng iike dlspstcA 10 sny
tneonfened pntnk withIn IN limits OF
- Entted fgtsten pfug,es.
11er4 ~ to chi<f army measures
~ AefnFe Cnn9rem. en- dealing xiih
- matteF ~ - inrrease 0f psy and
g. eihsr 6esIIsx With fhe matter az
~ sncTea1s - IT, infsnsry. a core
1pcndent says tiers h psecsous little
- th4t hotA hills ran pas. II prob
ahay Neuid ~ foiiy - pa. ~ arcnnd
MI wttiscut paa~ing th< srst. for Il
~oul4 ~ naeI&na - provide for al In
creaae r. - RANKS II no Inducements
w<se heid ont ~ whIch IN Increase
<sulA ~ eGected.
tnfefvtewe with enilwted men diarl0se
three chief objections ID army life, aud,
~ order a numerical precedent. tiey
rank HE this:
Monthiy practic~ marches.
fnor pay.
N0a-mi1itary duty reqnirci Of the en-.
tik4ed men,
eonse of ~ ranking officers u the
ekxnl5y 6sse inveskhen cox~tnntIy axxfnx3
what they call the folly Of the frequent
prsctice marcheA Thc men are kept In
tine phynieai condition n ~ hard ax
wainutx through thu daily drills. thu
guard DUR, The sood fpod. and the rag
MAR living grneralIy. Yet they are
sonspriled at least ouee a month to
hike OUT % the rosd under heavy bar.
dens ma trylnx Conditions Tor TIN our.
p9ee a keeping In trim - that they
will - rwady for fhe field In q OF
hostilltieA The prActisc march. fairly
ling <untinnsd and 10 sOm~ NJ hong In
tGrvAIa. has Ito uses. and thu men like
II: hut they don't Hke Il coming NJ II
does every thrre or four we<k&
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-24

saa0 Win not = attempted, althoueh
pat3sntD M1ering from then win b.
ataad - Tar ~ possible b. s-nggsst,on.
faltA md p~sEsuaaion-
tt diseases ana woaknesses to
wAicA Christian psvchology 10 to %
appltsd at o. Paul's are functional
nsFvuss dfsories1 hypochonaria, In
spmnia. nervous dyspepsia. melan-
cholia. mental depression. hysterta.
ns1astAenIa. the drug 6abit. ths nquor
hab1t. want a. self conndence. irrita-
bllity. WORRY. anger. fear ana weakness
~ Will The ciaa IL cases Ia which
- I piIl b attempted are those
ilks typAdld fever. scarlet fever, small
pm and other disorders Of chat ma
tuFe.
The wosk to b. pursued at 81. paul's
wnl ~ ntmilar In nature TO that which
~ bseA carried on In BOSTON for the
last sixteen months III the Boston EN-.
manuel Church. az TIE Episcopal de-
nomination. and which Il declared b.
BtshDp FAllOws - have INST with sanas-
ing succesA Rev. Or. worcester and
1ev. DR.. McCpmb are the ministers
n ehaTre q the work &C Emmanuel
ChnrcA md they IN ekseting many
CURES weekly. sThey work hand q
hnnd WITH some - - most eminent
n~suroaocis1s m phys3cians a. Boston~
myD DtnA0p valloWa That d vhat
- ~ - pnuaAn wf11 - - r~~~~a~ 80
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-24
BIG POULTRY SHOW.
Aristocracy Of the Fsathered Tribe
on Exhibition in Chicago.

Three thousand a~ristocrats of the
poultry world contested for honors in
the national poultry show recently held
In Chicago by the National Fanciers'
and breeders Association. The breeding
OF the finest stock is becoming SO pop
MAR in the Middle West that products
OF this section have begun to take
prizes Mt the New York poultry show,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-24

Ja<A1ns ~ 81 CA5cass - ! far
6t0sksnt dAais frem tknk ~ the New
Yssk enthersnS. There ~ hanquet civ
- ~ - Jea<rsan C1nb was IN scese
IT nrynn lovs feast. r which Gn0 Dem-
sfrnfe sAaess1 sssesusiy ~ werdn II ~
NsA.n1kan-
ytmesa1 Aoki. ~ rstiriag Japaa@ss
om1nmna~e. = - tnsersiew at 0an Fran.
seisrA 1aeaase4 Il pss1ssvs tmns thne
49, oDnl1 ~ ~ - thine q pressue
~ 9af heemsun ahfe countxy m Japnn.
m 80 ~ eseskions d - wess ~
nmrA - w~u11 cnume uas - that in
- - 2Grdah n Japaa wsse csnslnrea
- - Dpsd fstth ~ fri&ndsAtp ~ thh
eonnf1y.
N~ers~Gnxy Tan. - will spom hegia ~
u~pnsatlsn X ~ exte0ded rrpcs4 - ~
s~nrvakksns n ~ PhiIfppinm. II : -
cMnk tu4eFvtew expremad kfune3f - hiehly
p1t&nned wfth ~ psseren alren1y ma1e
~ ~ 6landkL renrx. ~ myx. prevails
thsunehsuf ~ HhflIppfnes d : rreater
extent tAnn eres heEoee IN their HISTORY,
~ ~asricnissse = -prorredins without fsar
fspm prsdete<y hnndk NJ 1nds ~ ~
air<s srrer4jse u e6urnt}on md tn md
m w<n1<Em e~nnFrptions 1t r~lixina aud
ro1tt3tm mi mys there n 10 dsGer~nee
hGkwuen ~ >e1ne1sed md tn i9nora4
NI1i11no 1T cnnnot - ev<rcome ~ ~
nn111e1 one gcnessfis0. III Eers~r
&&sy t6fnAx TN peopt< eAculd nc& ~ ~
fxm4e6 withk NJ ecscsnssenG until their
pwfmnSy md inxn3xrial ednxnkion + Co.
n1wfM - fhfn unar reurIre n0re tkan =
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-24

At White Rock. Pa, John White was
shot dead by Mrs James Henter while
he was trying to force his way into her
home Ia the absence Of her husband. The
shot drew . crowd. but for eight hours
the woman de6cd the officers and only
surrendered when her husband returned
home.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-24

The Senate was not in session Friday.
After passing a large number Of pension
bills the House at ! % D. m. adjourned
until Monday. The penal code bill was
not taken M.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-24

The Burlington . Union Pacific vim
take porters Of chair can and do away
with Aagnea o some Of their posssacs
trains According 70 Z dispatch from
Ona1a. Rstr0chDAt = eivsn = -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE 7MARKEr.

NEW. YORK, JULY 1.-FoLuR-Frme
and fairly active. Rye Flour--Dull. Corn
nleal---steady: Rye-Dull. Wheat-Firm:
No. red. s7d aSc. elevator. Options 4 "a
13.c. net higher. July. 97c.: September.
s4hc.: December, $3.50. corn-Flrm; No. ..
s7c- nominal. elevator. Options without net
change. July. 79%c.; September. 7Sisc.; De-
ccmber. zoe oats-steady; mixed. 54055c.
Beef-Firm. Cut Meats-steady. Lard
and Pork-Firm. Talow-DuIl Rosin--
Finn Tarpentlne-Quiet Rice-QuIet. Mo-
lasses-Steady. Sugar-Raw, firm: fair re-
timing sass; centrifugal, as test. sl.s6; mo-
lasses sugar, sa.6l; refined. steady. Coffee
Steady; Rio, No. 4. &C.; Santos. No. 4. SIC:
mild, quiet; Cordova. sA@12Mc. Futures
net unchanged to points higher. Butter
Firm; creamery. specials, 22@22ac.: extras.
2.tc. cheese-Easy and unchanged. Eggs
STEADY and unchanged. Freights to I.iv-
erpool--Steady: cotton by steam. 12415c.
Pcanuts-unchnnsed potatoes--Easy: south
ern. No. /, per barrel. s2.25as; seconds and
ioulls, slM1.75, Cabbages-Quiet and UNI
changed. Cottonseed oil-stronger on near
months and steady on late positions. Prime
crude, 81 q 3sc.; prime summer yellow. 47c.
off summer yellow. 44A q 4i.sc.; good off
summer yellow. AK Gl45c. Prime white.
ISL: oslo: prime winter yellow. 40 d 5Oisc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-02

rious street improvements including
1900 linear feet vitrihed brick street
paving 600 linear feet granolithic
Street and Melrose Avenue. N. W.,
about $500 linear feet; paving Wells
Avenue, about 1900 linear feet, either
with vitr!ied brick. bitulithic or ma
cadam; $50 linear feet OF sidewalk on
Stuart Avenue with Logan tile brick;
". b Bates. City Engineer, will be In
charge. Getty mentioned In May as
contemp latlng bond issue OF 100000
for street improvements
5Rosney. Va.-The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway. 1t is reported. may ex-
tend its Buckingham branch from Ros-
ney to Farmville, Va, sixteen miles.
II. Pierce Is engineer of construction
at Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-02
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS I'm NEW YORK
ThomasB ranch& Ca, Bankers nd Brokers'



GOO Allis-Clialmers ........
200 lis-Cl,atnors. pfd....
1900 tAlnulEHnlated "copper".
American Can...........
100 American Can, pfd......
.f 100 Am Car and 1fottl. ......
.$in. Car and Foun., pfd
American Cotton Oils.
600 Amer. Locomotive.
loo Amer. Locomotive. pfd.
$500 American Snlclting.....
American Smelling, pfd
200 American Sugar.........
10 Amer. Tobacco, conn.,.
200 Amer. Tobacco, pfd......
100 Anaconda Copper...,...
400 a tchlson ..................
Atchison. pfd..............
] 900 Atlantic Coast Lfne.....
800 Baltimore and Olliou....
700 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
200 Canadian Pacltlc..........
200 Chesapeake and OlliO...
4 100 Chicago Great Western.
6lJ Chi, Mil and st. Paul.
Chi, MIL. and st. P,pfd.
$50 Chi. and Northwestern. (.
c., c.. G. and st. Louis. /.
800 Col. Fuel and 1ron.......
200 Col. and Southern........
Col. and South. 1st pfd.
Col. and South. I'd pfd...
235 Consolidated Gas.........
Delaware and Hudson. I.
100 Disltllers' Sec. Cor.......
2C0 Erie .......... .y..........
800 Erie. lst pfd...............
Erie, "a pfd. ..............
General Electric..........
1.700 Great Northern, pfd.....
3C0 Great Northern Ore ctfs
/ 400 Illinois Central..........
ZOO Int. Metropolitan.........
9,7Q0 Int. Metropolitan, pfd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-02
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 1.-The feature OF to-
Gays cotton market was the government
Jul yreport making the average condition
of the crop sl.6 per cent. against 79,7 last
report was less bcarish than expected by
quite margin but had compa ratively lit
lie intluencYei on the market, which closed
ssteaay AZ decline of point on July. but
Sales were estimated at 10000 bales The
market opened steady at n decline or a. 8
points on the old crop months To an al :
vance of points on new crop positions,
when i, was about In line with cables. Fluct-
VA LIONS !: We're very narrow and somewhat
irregular during the morning. and lust he :
Tore the government crop report was issued
prices We're about SW7 points net lower
4 dlnmedlaleiS afterward october advanced
ION .. to 9.i2, and January from 9.07 10
80. with the general list showing net
gam OF about inl9 points. But the mar
Aet showed the absenc cof any weak short
interest, Fresh buying for long account
Was propably restricted by the approachinr~
holidays, and in the later trading prices
eased OFT from the best under some renewed
pressure from local bears ana light re
ceipts. The market Will close Thursday
u ~ 10Y over the Fourth and Sunday
LIZ Wsather reports during the day were fav-
ora Die. and local traders believe that the
5coHultioh OF the crop has improved some :
ruat stitct the government figures We're is
.usu' put many are also inclined 10 argue
stnaA ,siuiS anu August are months d,,rin.,
sMhichs deterioration Is frequently noted un3
that JnlN condition around The n-yea =
average by no means insuyes an adeoua I a
yield. - "uelu '
nales against ASST last week and III,
lasl Year For the week 4 8. 900 baI.s n On ms ;,
1s.ss- last week and l5,0eS last year. 10
LAY receipts at New Orleans 7l3 bales
hn,as : iast seartand at Houston l.i3a
Y & Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-02
Industrial News
Of irginia

Chatham, Va.-Tho $4,000 Of per
cent school building bonds, for Which Which,
plds, We're asked some time ago were
purchas ed at par by Mrs. NJ. L. PETTY.
fredericksburg. 5Va.-Local investors
are reported to have purchased tho
$4,000 of 4 per cent. school bonds.
ionesville. Val. w. Orr and wv. q.
Orr are rcmodeling mill at cost OF So
go; capaeity. SO barrels; machinery,
etc. purchased. = 7
Lebanon. Va.-Contract will be-
awarded July It'll for construction Of
fourteen miles of ma cadam roadway
n Russell county; plans and specitica-
tons In office Of clerk at Lebanon Or
or State Highway Commissioner. Rich
mond, Va.
Norfolk, va,--Barrels etc.-rarmers,
lMnnufactursng Co, recently noted to
rebuild crate and barrel plant, Will
erect building 1OOxlOO feet, at cost Of
$4,000; cost OF machinery, $4,000; L.
Newport News. Ya.-Virginia State
School for Deaf. Dumb and Blind Me-
gro Children Will call for bids about
|Iuly 18TH for erection OF school build :
| Ing; brick; constructed with wings,
Which may be added to4at any timc
Portloch (not a post office), Va
Norfoll1 county will erect school build
ling at Portlock: four rooms: brick:
cost 5000. Address County commis..
Roanoke. Va.-City contemplates va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-02
Profound APATHY
IN STOCK market /
New Fiscal Year Opens i'll Fl
s11ancial District With Letllargic
II Conditions.
RAILROADS CUT EXPENSES
Atlantic Coast Line and South
FERN. by This Means, Show In
u crease iii Net Earnings.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The new fiscal
3 yca. opened III the financial districs In
u condition OF pt ofound apathy. SO far
as5 was reflected in the securities MAR.
lset. Notwithstanding plethoric condi-
.Stions OF money. the bond and stock
markets lay in n lethargic condition.
and wholly Indifferent to any develop
ments in the news. Money rates are
now lower than ut any period since
The SIMMER OF 1901. The aggregate
gales for the day amounted 10 only
.53,G0o shares.
Railroads reports of net earnings for
Mny reflected the drastic efforts to
overcome the losses in gross returns
by cutting expenses, the months econ
omies on the Pennsy lvania's directly
operated lines amounting to S2,94s,1C0,
With the effect of limiting the net de-
crease to $4,000. Louisville and
Nashville had a s311,159 decrease III
net to show after a SiS0,026 reduc-
ton in operating cost. Atlantic Coast
Line met Its ss2o,s3s gross decrease by
cut of s4S7560 in operating cost.
thus leaving balance OF increase for
the net5showing and putting itself into
the list with its neighbors, the South
ern Railway.
The Southern Railway group showed
some benefit from this exhibit In spite
of the strength developed IN the cot
ton market by the publication Of the
government report on that crop.
Bonds We're Irregular. United States
Steel sinking fund 5swere strong.
Total sales. par value s2,340,000.
United states registered advanced
91-e per cent. on call.
Total sales to-day Of stocks were
153,600 shares.
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NEW YORK, July Money on call
easy at 1 IL: ruling rate L.; clos
ing 4 1-2 per cent. Time money easy;
sixty days / 3I@2 per cent; ninety
days per cent: six months 8 1-2@4
per cent. Prime mercantile paper
8 1-2@4 per cent: sterling exchange
steady, with actual business in bank
.ers' bills at s4.S695 for demand, and at
for sixty day bills.
Commercial bills s4.S5 lag $4.Ge 3-S.
Mexican dollars s46 Bar silver SO.
Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-02
OF BISHOP BRENT y
DEFENDS UPON HIS HEALTH

y MANILA. July bishop Brent left
yesterday for Boston to consult a .spe-
cialist. If he is unable to retain his
health In the tropics he will accept tho
to the Washington dio-
cese. Whether or not he accepts he
will return to the Philippines in Sep
TENDER. He owns to wish TO remain
here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported by Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
PETERSBURG, VA. July 1.-PE.ANUTS:
Steady at sl.o7s per bushel; receipts light.
Vtrginas-Steady at 4Eg 4%c. for fancy
stock; machine picked, 3!i@4c.; Smelling
stock. 80 SIC -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-02

f1 FaSqaayv .:...... '.1s 9.so 'o7 81
March ......... e.ii go 80 io us us
Spot cotton closed quiet: nliddllng up
lands. l1.5o; middling gulf, 11.75; sales.
l1,100 bales.
Cotton. quiet: middling, 1850: sales, H.
100 bales: stock, 1899 bales.
. Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts.
1896 bales export TO Great Britain s,693
bales; to France $50 bales; atock o55,o05
bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts.
1891 bales; export to Great Britain. 1855
bales: to France 6,031 bales; to the Conti-
rent. 1899 bales.
Total since September list ut all ports
Net receipts, 1S.G2s,9s1 bales: export to Great
Britain. 2,s45,e14 baels; to France, s.ses4
bales: to the Continent. 3.243.695 bales; TO
Japan, l9O.29l bales: to Mexico. 1,5i9 bales.
NEW ORLEANS LA, July 1.--COTTON
Spots We're quiet and steady with prices
unchanged: middling. Inc; sales We're 1875
bales OIL the spot and ID to arrive. Futures
'orened quiet and unchanged to 3 points
above the close yesterday. advices being re-
ceived from Liverpool to the effect that the
market was steady and sales of spots there
were slightly better. The market remai
condition report was announced. when there
was general advance. The October option
had range of about II points during the
most avtive part Of the trading. Immediate
ly following the announcement OF the gov
eminent figures, while December showed a
gain of about ! points. During the last
session there was slight recession in values
but at the close. which was steady, the ac-
tive months were still as points above
The &c close yesterday Closing bids: July.
her. 9.35; November. 9.33; December. o.o4:
January. gao.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-02
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. July Higher cables and wet
weather in the Southwest caused strength
to-day in the local wheat market, the Sep
TENDER delivery closing at a net san of &c
Corn was up * q sc. Oats We're &C. higher,
and provisions ga to 5g7lsc. lower.
Leading futures ranged as fol.ows.
Omen Hfrh Low CloSe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-02
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 1.-The dry goods mar
ket was steady for the day with with u ten
dcncy toward the quiet side In many direc-
lions Cotton goods and yarns continue firm.
silks are quiet. Ribbons are selling we'll.
Knit goods and hosiery show progress to :
ward better conditions Shipments OF goods
for the day were large and active ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-02
NAVAL STORES.

. WILMINGTON. N. c.. July 1.-sPIR1rs
TINE--Receipts So casks. RosIn-
Steady at $3.50: receipts, Ace barrels Tar
Firm at sl.50 receipts, ~ barrels Crud .
HTurpentinc--Firm at s292.7O and sa7sis.
receipts. 81 barrels. -
= ,Ss;A A., GA. July 1.-TuRPEN-
! IN Firm at 3sSc.; sales, 1870 casks
receipts. 1850 casks: shipments. 10 casks
Rosin-Firm; sales. Alas barrels; receipts.
2, ~. barrels; shipments. 1000 barrels stool:
lo2.saf barrels. a. B, c, s2.s0l2.90.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-02

us. refundinE IS. registered Eek. into 1o4
l.. S. refunding 2s coupon lex. int).. 1oi
U. s. IS. registered Eek. int)......:. 100
U. S IS. coupon. ..................... 100
U. S. As. registered. ................. III
U. S. As. coupon. Observation-Disclosures. 122
American Tobacco 4s................ ~
American Tobacco 6s..... ....,. ...... 105'
Atchlson general As. ................. %
Atchson adjustment 4s.............. 90
Atchson conv. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Atchison conv. 5s............,..... 100
Atlantic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures. 81
Baltimore and Ohio 4s............... 9S
Baltimore aud Ohio 31ss Tex. int)... 90
brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. As. III
Central Of Georgia 5s (bid)...3...... 104;
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc. (asked).. IL
Central of Georgia End Inc. tasked) i. IS:
Central of Georgia Sd Inc. (asked) .... 80
Chesapeake and Ohio 4iss ............ 1O1
Chi. and Alton 3i4s lex. int. asked) G6
Chi, B. and Q, new IS Tex. Int. nsk) 06i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-02
6teatnboatS.
Virginia Navigation Company
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co

Norfolk to Boston, Mass. and
5 PrOvl,lerce,S II. !, l
Steamers leave Norfolk. for B ostoR Mon
Wed, and Fri; for Providence sun, Tues
and Sn t. atBGs n. NJ. Passengers and freight
taken fon al Nav. England paints. Tickets
on sale atSofttces CD q. Iiy. n. 81 w. sa VI
s. H. Bowman, sos r. Main. nd ttich. Trans
Co. S19 H. Maln 2i35 i35s l9 M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-02

BALTIMORE. MD. July 1.-FLoUR--
2 spot. sage: southern on grade SsK a
s5s,c. Corn--Dull; spot mixed, 76lsc.; No
white. 17hg 77Ae. oats----steady; No. !.
mixed, b7MS7isc. Rye-Steady; No. 9 west
ern exports. ss@ssc, But,er-Frm and
unchanged. fancy imitation, 20121c.; d.
creamery. he; do, ladle. $50 lac,; store
packed, II Nl7ltc Eggs--Steady and un-
unchanged; new, flats, 12Ac.; new,5 small
lsc. sugar--unchanged coarse granulate
and fine S5,6O 80 ''ll' ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-02
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

g. RI and p. Ry. As lex. int. ask.) oa
Chicago. r. ]. and Pac r. r. col. IS. &c
Chi. r. I. and P. Ry. rfdg. As tbid). s41s
c.. c.. G. and ST. L. gen. As (bid)....5 90
| Colorado Industrial 5s........ GO q
Colorado Midland As lex. Int, bid)... Gil
| Colorado and Southern 4s.....s....s.. 30
Delaware and Hudson conv 4s...... OF
Denver and Rio Grande As Tex. int).. 50
Erie prior lien As {ex. Int .......... 80
Erie General u.s.. .s..........l. 6tIa
locking Valley AIS (bid) ........... 1919
interborougll Metro. 4iss -. .g....... Co.'S
Japan IS lex. into .i....t. ........... 79ts
Japan AS (btd). ......... .5.....3. soIs
Japan 4.as. "a series Tex int. bld).. SSS
Louis. and Nash Unified As lex. intD.. 96ss
Manhattan consol gold As (bld) 1880. 96 {
Mex. Central Is lex. int. asked).... 81
Mexican Central LIST Inc. (bid) ........ 10
Slinn. and ST. Louis As tbid)... 7os.
missouri. Kan. and Texas As tbid).... 96ks
Missouri Nj, Kan. and Texas ends (bld).. sax
Natl Il. R.of Mex. con. As (asked)... s.,
N. Y. Cen. gen. 3lss Tex. Int, bid). 91i1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-02

fCash quotations We're as follows: Flour
TGirm, No. q spring wheat csc. a$1.06; No
2 red, ss1ls q 90i:c.: No. corn. 70ls q 71c.:
No. yellow. I3I7sihc. No. , oats. Soc.
to choice mailing. 57aGac Flaxseed--No
northwestern. $l.e1N; prime timothy seed,
$500. Short ribs, sides (loose), SIS @S.31;
per 100 pounds. s9.l 3; short clear sides (box-
ed, SS,50dps.75. Whiskey basis OF high
wines. sl.S5. Receipts---Wheat, 1900 hush.
els: corn, $500 bushels; oats, 249,OOC
bushels. Butter--AIarket easy; creamerles.
l"I22c.: diaries, S17121c. cggs-Firm; nj
mark. cases included. IA G114sc.; Efirsts, l5isc.
Cheese-Easy at 16Il11ec s4 .o 81 =