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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-02-24
PARTIES.

MONDAY-March S.
CA. Griffin VS. Sydney Clare and
M. E Clare 81
DeLang, Mahaney, ct al. Va Amer
lean Tribune Sol. Colony Co. II
A. c. WILEY, Admir-. VS. c. L.
Blystone
Sarah N. Carter VS. Thos. Carter 4e
Sophia B. Moore, ct al. VS. En-
sign.Oskamp Co. II
Sophia B. Moore, ct al. VS. Powell,
Billiard & Co. Is
Sophia B. Moore, ct al. VS. Fisher
-Griner- Is
Sophia B. Moore, ct al. VS. Mrs.
E. V. Hunter 19
Sophia B. Moore, ct al. VS. A. M.
Nixon 20
Sophia B. Moore, ct al. vs. Solo,
mon Whitley ~
Sophia B. Moore, ct al. VS. Hester
Ann Roberts "a
Geo. P. Northrop VS. Robert M.
Pierson and Fitz. Lumb Der Co 26
T. A. Mcmillan VS. E G Fletcher 2e
T. A. Nc NJ ,l1an Va E. G. Fletch-
err and E K. Farmer, Cashr SO
w. D Branch VS. Morris Mayer. &C
Southern Lumber Co. VS. Winn
& Gardner
Southern Lumber Co. VS. VIM
& Gardner. 4
James Paulk VS. S,cial Benevolent
Society and l.. Paulk, Pres. II
J. L. Paulk, Pres, and Social Be-
nevolent Society vs. Jas. Paulk IL
E. G. Fletcher VS. Whitley Gro
Gerry Co. Is
John W. Fletcher VS. Monsey
Hatten and E. H. Moore 81
Lippman Drug Co Va L S Guth-
RE and Mary J Guthrie. 81
Robert Tuggle, ct al. VS. J. A.
Turner. 81
L. C. Spires and ". H. Moore VS.
A. &. E. Railway 43
George R. Tomberlin VS. James
Fletcher, ct al. IS
Bank Of Richland vs. M. S. Ger.
many, c. c. Chamblis and R.
Ocilla Oil & Fert. Co. vs. w. M.
Harris 6O
Ocilla Oil & Fert. Co. VS. w. w.
Peacock. 81
Ocilla Oil & Fert. Co. VS. Jas. B.
Clements 62
Everett Lumber Co. VS. Canda
Lumber Co. %
Ocilla Oil and Fertilizer Co. VS.
Thomas Y. Fletcher IS
Ocilla Oh & Fertilizer Co. VS.
B. Drew. 66
Ocilla Oil & Fertilizer Co. VS.
Mrs. Kate Drew 67
J. w Bailey Va M w Cooper, ct al
J M White VS. Annie White 90
M. Dickson vs. w. G. McCook II
TUESDAY-March 6.
C. A. DeLang vs. ]. H. Dor miny
and D. A. Mc1nnis 2
w. F. Monroe VS. E. r. Smith
and w. HI. Bussey, ct al 3
J. L. Paulk VS. S. ]. Wooten & Co. q
Fitzgerald Trust Co. vs. Gelders S
State VS. r w. Unconstitutional 6
State VS. King Clark Z
Ouitman Holton, Admir- vs. G.. A.
Holtzendorf, ct al-Certiorari 8
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-02-24
PARTIES.

A.. J. Sword VS. Hand1ey-Fletcher
Lum Der Co.
J.. P, Brown VS. A. & B r K Co.
John A. Hardee VS. Julia Hardee
Louis Hudson VS. Susie Hudson
w. r. Tuggle, Admir-. vs. Gar
butt Lum Der Co.
John Clements, Guardian for
Nora Lupo, Minnie Gibbs
and Martha Powell, VS. Jas.
w. Luke
Eva It. Drew vs. L. C. Drew
August Kern Barber Supply Co.
vs. w. II. Rigell-Certiorari
Robert H. Jones va Samuel Fray
D. R. Wright VS. Ella Wright
VIM Fletcher, ct al VS. City of
Fitzgerald
Ensigu. Oskamp Co. VS. S. E. Cole
JH. Ennis VS. E. T. James &
Co. and r ]. Park
A. w. Potts vs. F. C, Daniel
John S. Byron VS. c. c. Bowers
and Lula Bowers
Haygood, Cheney & Stewart VS.
F. r Freer
Nora Dell Mahan VS. Ed. Mahan
J. M. Ashley VS. Spires Lum Der
Co. L. C. Spires and E G..
Fletcher Defts in Fl fla. VIM.
Fletcher, claimant
J. M. Cox VS. Spires Lumber Co.
L. C. Spires and E. G. Flet-
cher Def'ts in Fl ia. VIM.
Fletcher claimant
The Union Banking Co. vs. Spires
Lumb Der Co. 81. c. Spires
E G.. Fletcher Def'ts in Il ia.
VIM. Fletcher claimant.
Boston Sapp, Jr. vs. Bertha Sapp
Albany Mach'y Co. VS. r. L. Ford
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-02-24
SUPERIOR COURT CALENDAR
PARTIES.

THURSDAY-March 8.
George Veins VS. John King &c
Mrs. G. F. Thompson VS. G. F.
Thompson x
j. Walker VS. ]. HI. Roberts II
Ida Roster vs. John Roster III
Southern Pine Co. of Georgia vs.
Lon Dickey
Reason Henderson VS. Ensign Os-
kamp Co. 4
J. E. Perry VS. Carrie Perry
Mrs. Maudie Thompson VS. G. F.
Thompson
John Doe on the demise of John
B. Stevens VS. Richard Roe,
casual ejector Sydney Clare,
M. E, Clare, Fitz. It. Co. s
w. N. Fiveash VS. ". D. Barnett
Durell Driskell VS. Nora Driskell II
Mrs. Sallie McGhue VS. Tallie
McGhue Il
L. H. Hurt VS. Alice Hurt /:
Maggie Hodges Va V. H. Hodges Il
Ca1lie Wright vs. Ray Wright II
E. J. Myers & Co. VS. Fiveash &
Hall, Mrs. Nancy Fiveash,
claimant IL
Mary Or Andrews VS. S. Greer
and F. r. Greer Il
S. r. McCant, Guar. VS. ]. w.
Walker 2.
M. w. Henderson VS. J. W. Full
ford q
Mrs. M. J. Russell VS. o & V. Ry q
John Doe on the demise OF q. ID.
Fletcher VS. Richard Roe
casual ejector, Joe Fletcher
tenant in possession p
FRIDAY-March9.
Farmers Nut. Fire ms. Co. of
Georgia vs. H. B Sutton 2
Frank & Co. vs. Purvis & Co ct al q
Minbart. ShauI & Co. vs. Purvis
& Co. ct al q
E. A. WE'LL & Co. VS. PuRvis &
Co. ct al 81
Mrs. Martha Pearson vs. Amanda
Fisher 8
Clark & Wilcox VS. Empire Mer.
Co-certiorari II
Isador Gelders VS. Thomas Mat
hews-certiorari L
e G. Fletcher VS. A. & b. Ky GO.
-certiorari 2.
G. H. Golucke vs. Cook-Dormlny
Co.-certiorari o
W. Hurt VS. M. T. Kibby--certl-
Orar1 q
C. B Belken VS. ]. Q. French ana
Julia Grench, claimant 81
Viola Mcintosh VS. Elizabeth
Clark and Mary E. Clark,
Defts. and Mary A. Frost,
Claimant a.
Bank of Ocilla va J M. Dees, DIT
in Elk. & ]. P. Sweat, claim't A
Johnson King Co. VS. J. M. Dees,
Deft. in Elk. & J. P. Sweat,
claimant II
u. Walker VS. J. M. Dees, Deft,
in Elk. andJ. P. Sweat, clint 4.
Young & Co. vs. VIM. Dixon, AID.
estate of Martha Dixon, CIT.
E. G. M. Fletcher VS. Marcus
Fletcher ct al. Appeal S;
T. Hurley VS. Martin & Hendley s.
VIM Benton VS. H. L. Mannon
Anderson Russell VS. Lewis Mob
ley, Mary Mobley, claimant.
W. H. Rulk VS. W. l.. Barnett
J. N. Moore VS. Russell & Bro.
Bank of Ocilla VS. ]. F. Barnes
State vs. Cohen
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.DRY'|'...SUNDAYiS!|1MA
BR|NG {; B |. !. 1 :.
MEN il::' ITO % FIGHT 'll|' !
May Invoke Legal Actor. or VIII Viii
Possibly5stop3 All & Business 3; on
First Days.

,ap,ecIal 5to The Times. Dlgpu toh).


sE5S Especial to The Times-D lsputch)
NEW YORK, July 10. 1t was very hard
to get a drink OF any sort on Sunday inl
Now Jersey that ~ q drink Of which.
one o. tho 8co,nponents was alcohol The
SPECIALIZED &" Bishop 8 law went into action
for the first time III the State, nnd cro-
.atctl d dcvasta ton II equnllcd only once
before, when the essians dlstribEn Cd
woe Iii the Conlmonw saith several years
AGO. Nearly every saloon In the entire
State was I closed, II ana the temperance
people are jubilant over the success Il e
this.fthcir first, attempt ut su nday pro.
ihIbition. VI They assert With entf lusia e,
that a. great stride has been mac e IN the
ma ttcr 81 excise reform. Il S,.yi 3lsS53
Ss But the liquor tpuryeyors OF the state
nte not OF tho same min They dosnot
like being stung by the hornet OF reform
but there IS. contrary to Az Santl4oipa-.
ton, y less talk Of retaliation on their part
than q II was generally expected would
be the case
4sS There seenis- to be IA curious absence % I,
unity sas S,o tile most Vulnerable point Of
attack. The Drastic 1: pre- vlsions OF the
new. ] ~ seems to them to call Tor ven t-
eean 20 ibut they have been unable so fari
to d gree pom concerted form Of e "a g;
tack. sa{s 8..f v. =.
III BY far the greatest pposltlo eA As.s y
In tie northern part Of the State, ana 9
ii, Tie n summer 4 resorts along the sea:
coast. The North Jersey liquor men, who Y
are In close harmony with the headquarI$
$ters Of their tate organiza tons. both 9TH
the brewers and II the vendors l Of mo more
potent waters are less conflaent. IN, noR
{than they were II bcf fore OF their ability
successfuly to- combat the new measure ''ess =
Legal advice has been obtained ana ~
;is said that the 4 chances OF the laws
being declared uncons titutionral are net
brilliant The pro ition to as 's tne
measure because OF the changes It makes '1tllI
in the appointment q excise commits
sioners b In j ersey City, the hppoltnrtttv3ee
SpowerT being taken from the mayor and and
lodged in tho Court q Common Pca s
Is still under debate II. " y, 1T
GERS 81 the State org anza tons VIII meet
some time this week IDLY IN y ersey
Clty. and plan some mode Of action
M
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!, #s5 FOR WIFE'S SAKE.
Man Thought His Death Death Would Would.
Bring Her Sympathy

$salSpeclal 70 Lis In.oeg
ia gone people will A feel sorry for my
poor Old girl and they II take better care /,
OF her than / shall ever be able TO, 8;
said John w I. ILLS: Then he swallowed aa1
morphine. That was s sunday. Z ester err
day the doctors though t they mig ht save aye
his life t',, I.
Hiss wife Is a helples Invalid VINO =,
declares that her happiest morning will
come when she is told she must die be-
fore light. II II 8 e
81 Of late Hills has grown m rose.
& eff anything happens to me VIVA VIII
become OF her q he oried to a. friend:
"she must be provided Il for, "i replied
the friend. This gave Hills the insplra-
ton for his sacrifice, He elleved that
4 y destroying himself he would rouse pubs
lie knowledge OIL his s;Wife els apiteous state
and increase for ier. the attention OF
charitable folk, 5 j3 IKE 3SsSss
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GAS MATTER !. |. must !.
G0f..'T0. TIL COUNCIL M Gil.
No Doubt as to This in Minds Of
Chairman y God OF + 9 ,t ther5 81
Mem ers,

4 4 Perhaps the public ma tier which was y, q
m ore Via civ d iscussed \ than any other
Yesterday Ia nunici pal cir clcs was I u
action 81 sthe sjolnt Cpnlmit tees on ~ =
ma Il CO and Light MondaX night, IN recon-.
intending to the Council firnS q i1pp !, !.
w. Hunt 81 Co.. as go 8 Snpgtneer g draw
plans ana probably slpeT intend the con 4
;bilitnting tile city Cas- orks. 81, 81
s One thin 81 ma y as YELL be scttiea & y
once, Sand that Isl the question that seems
to exist iii the minds Of some as y 5. :
whe tier or not the action Of the joint
committees Is tfnal. & v IL clear ~ Is n9t
final according to- the rulings Of the ehait
at all the meetings, nnd to- the ipresens
View of Chairmnn James 5.s w ooo, OF
y 10 have beer heard ~ discuss ].
IA Apart from all this, che ifecords 8of$ the
Joint commit tees Sssllow5s thu Z the resolu
8tion was but q onlir endation 70 ], tn :
Council. II dnd tha Il It VIII be reported s-to
ythe.i August meeting Of the lower bra nchs
4i5 There will be sharp fights In DO th9 bod
less over the propo ton: is no tss s.
much IA question Of Vii ether r. W. Hunt
IS Coz shall be the 5engi1eers, h but whether
the Councilmen shall learn detlnttely9 what
ore the quali1cat lions OF the man or men
finally engaged to do this timpor ant work
555SIt Is mot, likely thnt the new Council
will come In before definite ttoa E is 8
taken .4e5 faS 5iESs u
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COMPLIMENTARY Excursion. n

~ There was a large at tendance ut Union
Council, No. 81. Royal Arcanum, last
night limitations and latter I'D ournment
of the counciD an interesting meeting Of
the Central Good OF the Order Commit
tee. Final arrangements have been made
by Union Council for the compliment tary
excursion to- Beac II Park this afternoon
rendered the members Of the council and
their ladies. ssa Es II q
who reside In Richmond published In
Mondays paper, should be added the name
of Harry Kemp. grand secretary, who, at
tho time OF his cleo ton was q member OF
iNansemond Council but now a resident
of Richmond @ N lssgi
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The Produce Market.

sSs The produce. market was quite Y active
yesterday. although the receipts N the
main were not large, "a Tomato which ~
have been scarce for two or three Weeks
were more numerous YESTERDAY several a.
carloads having reached Cary Street.
Peaches were also plentiful and much ..
improved I'm qual ~. 8 5;s EVA ",
\ Canteloups and pineapples also came
In quito freely. Beyond these articles
receipts were light, II is "a kind OF be-
Ftwejn season date, Vegetables from ne
,far&South have almost ceased to come In
and those from Virginia and Carolina
truck farms have hardly commenced, hut
there IS not that scarc!ty that runs prices
up beyond reach Il. rs iS y u
There were practically no changes IN
the price list yesterda 4 III
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N III q p!,RtIODus5a aIARKET.5

NEW "a york. July ouR-ouiet
and about steady rye Fiour-Du Z, /, Corn
meal--Firr,. Rye Dull. III Barley y omtnal
whoa EASY 40. N, eya tor. Up
tlo1,s partly Nc net lower. Ma sS Ju.y,
sic.:S sep der, ssss December sSc
corn-Ftrm; No. 3 OK. nominal, elevator.
Options &C. net iower 6stss; sep,en,s.
Der, 6skc.: Decembe oaAsTs''aus'
Bsef-steady; family. lioRlo 80. Cut Meats
Fir1n; & picked bellies. II Y Lard-Iirn11'
western prime IS, 90 nominal reiine e,
arm: continent So. 10. Pork-F 1rm; mess, Slsg
Is Isl TaIlow--Barelys steady. Rosin--7firms az
s3 95S Turpentine--o net, Ii, q e
a. Rice-steady.f AfolasSes--Stc dy I1ce-epot
RIO, steady; No. Invoice. mil sieaay.
Futures quiet e. y
steady far Een,ms sst
n Buttcr-E Easier; creamery 1h q SnesSs-s
.Uncha nged E5it Eggs-Firm and uncnhngeu
5fl pcanuts- Quiet and unchanged. s Frei ghts 20
Liycrpool-Dull and unchanged. Pota toes ts
FIRM sou thern rose per barrel. ~ do..i
irish cohblers, s25oa Is q; do Chill e2,S @
20; DO. southern slGa 20; sweets. uncha ngeo.
Cabbages-St eady and unchanged s5 :.
Cottonseed Oli--Steady and unchanged pl -.
crude N o, b. mills. nc nominal. early. new
Sron, brine fsumner yellow. y1,4 Gssc.::s prime
y te. iec prime winter yell 4ec. II; III
CHICAGO, July 10. Active selling. II caused
Nv the excellent condition OF the American
wheat crop az Indicated BY the government
crop report caused weak close ~ ~ w w
local wheat market. the fnpl quotation kon me
Septernber delivery being on ssc Corn w w
down Ac.: % is were uflcha ngea NJ
Si .s, t,,rs. ranged a fu,lovv;
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,+asas cows. e3ga 20: t1eifers s2.75a q bulls
i375p4 rs calves, ss.e01s. 20 stockers and feed
era. Ss. 7sa4.eo. Hogs-R ecclpts. 5000 head
10 prime, heavy. ;s.soas. IS: \ medium to good
heavy, Is 6Oas.0 /; butchers weights, a ss.75g
ss7A \: good to choice. heavy. mixed, N 80. 700
677h packing. ts98. d. sheep. eceipts LII.
90 head. Market strong to 1oc. higher. Sheep
t4.25aa.e6; yearlIngs. 81 20 ; shorn lambs
=. 4oa6. oo. 5;i II
y NEW YORK, Ii July 4 Il. ID EY cs---R eceipts,
head. Dressed calves strong !; city dressed
veais. 19111 l-i3c. per pound 4: country Dressed
66tloc per pound. Il Sheep and sIAnabs--R cceipts.
s,69s head Sheep. g. EoG5. 80; B4 cuils, s2g3;
lambs 81 75ag Is: on deck. 80. 70: culls.s t5lps
Hogs-Recetpts 4.597 head. 3f None for sale. n
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TWO TRAINS 70 IL Z YNc HBURo 6, VIA
i C ,8& o., JAMES RIVER Il N e. lsi


Pullman Sleeper to Lyme hburg, Natural
$ 8S563 Bridge Station and Sc lltton Forge.
n: Effective July I'd, Chesa peake and Ohio
train leaving Richmond. sat is p. NJ,
daily except Sunday, will carry through
sleeper, to Lynchburg, Natural Bridge
and Clifton Forge, arriving Lynchburg
1920 p. Nj, Natural Bridge z 10 A. NJ. !.
and Clifton Forge SA.,is3 M KY Returning.
sleeper Will arrive Richmond S:40$A NJ.
daily except Sunday. tx 4as5 II 5j
Daily train leaves Ri hmond for Lynch;
burg and Natural Bridgedat 1920 "a. NJ.
with parlor car. ~
CONNECTION 77T AT q RDoN svILLlEI
FOR ORANGE, cULPEPER AND
4 MANASSAS VIA g 8 e o. r Y,,.a93.gii
III 5Attent ton is called to new schedule in
Seffect,8v!a Chesape ke y and Ohio Rail-
way, commencing Sunday. July st. Train
leaving Richmond at 2:15 F. nj M Is daily
connects With train leaying Cord onsVilo
at s: 200 RI M. daily for Orange. Rapidan.
iculpeper calverton. MANASSAS and Fair
fax, ~. IA IA b 5;s
Train leaving Richmond at rs p NJ.
daily. except Sunday. arrives Orange at
Low RATE WEEk-E psExcuRslIoNs
TO fNEW sJE Y5SEASHoREs RE. a,
soRTs-R. F. & w. /, r.. GA
Commencing June 22d, Il and until Sep
TENDER Sth,5 inclusive. the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Pc tomao Railroad will
sell on Friday and Saturday OF each
week special excursion tickets to Atlantic
City, Cape May, Ocean City. Sea Isle
City, and Wildwood, N, j. at rate OF
$1,000 round trip from Richmond. Tickets
good going only on date OF sale and for
return passage leaving destination not
later & than Tuesday following date Of
lsauc. Apply to ticket gents, Ri. f., q
r. r, RI VI w I'.sTAYLoF. ( 54
81 Y5fts Traffic Manager.
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Y. $. rof,mding a. regis, tered y. l. .......s
~. g refundinE ~ COUPON -.
g.. Old Is, req ~ cred /. 4.
Y. ~ Old As. coupo " y,
u g. New Isl gistercd AZ.
y. 3. New is, coupon :. j. ..............s
American Tobacco
American Tobacco 6s.....1...... .s........A
Atchison general
Atchison ustmer | h 4s.
Atlantic Coast Line 4s..s..
Baltimore and Ohio u. 3. ]. ......
and Ohio ~
Brooklyn Rapid Transit cony. 4s
Central Of Georgia 6s..;..
Central ot Georgia Z list nc 49,
Central 81 Georgia I'd Inc. Coffered 1900
Central Of Georgia I'D i Inc g.
Che pcake and ID 4lts .... I.
Chicago and Alton - 4
Chicago. u. and Quincy new
Chica 60, r. /. and f'ac. X. r.
Chica go. RI II ana Pac. r, Il. col. 5s...s..
c. &. \. c, 4 and s.. Louis gen. Y.
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Eep York Central gen 4. \. 3. V
Ncw Ier,ev Cent raj Ven. 6ss :. Z. I. 12s
III =, u Is 4. ,. 4. Z. I.
Nori bsrn pacifc AZ. u. I. Z.
Norfolk ana Western con 4g lsv
Ore gon Short Lire refundlng 80 Sa?i
Ft,anai n n ~. 81. 4. {. 4. 100 N
st5 n,,is M ron Mountain con IS II w
& n mis- and san FRA ncsco *. As " s5A
ST.. Louis Southwestern con, y
;,t,nt. ~ Ii a a. 4. i. " +
cn,,s 10 n ~ EaH certificates /. :. ~ y,t
sothsrn 1aaiiMay 81. 4. ll5ss
"a 1sa :, a . lib ~
rniao AZ III, ana wv terrl IS Y. slls
f'nio 1Dss
ijnited States steel "a "
S.ts tsls, . z, q. (. h. III a
~ aha iecb 81 4. h, q. 4. 1yss
wa ~, IA IS ". Z. q. IS N
yvhaslinp and Lake Erie 4s =. 4. I. SsH
wisconsin Central h. Y. sy
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Leaf i obac CO Market,

4 There was but one BREAK OF leaf to- to-
bacco; at the reopening Of the wares
houses yesterday, That was at the Cren-.
shaw Warehouse II It was a small break.
not over five thousand pounds being Of 3
5fered but 1t was made OF good snn-cured
tobacco and 3it brought good prices, one f,tle
5pilat going mp to S22a, I. |.
All FOUR OF tho wareil buses expect 70
have fairly good breaks this morning and
como OF the swarehou setlle IN say 7 hey VIII
offer some good tobnccos. " =, 81 3i3
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.sIAGNA1l.O|NH0||N|||.
STOCK. MARKET | {.
Condition 81 Extreme l,e tliargy
Prevailed During ; Alin','o lost
y II Entire Day. ": n
.voLu NE oF TRADE sA i | ( s


~ u
n fDyy y or July 1o-. The sto ma mar -
ket lapsed Into condition o. extreme en- 70
lictl,argy to-day, the sllrinkage from yes e.,
gterday' Is volume being IN about III prol--
portion ot yesterdays sl,rlnkasc n from
lid, "a prevailed for long Intervals In tho l1t
trading. Traders gave q !, almost Y. y. CON e
test tho dullness and found no PROXY l 81
insignificant lnterchnnges anon gstE 70 en-. =.
selves, @ Vest erday's crop OF 5rlmors ~ y
railroad loans secured g in Il arls u Syer
pretty concusively disposed Of BY den'als
nom various Interested . Quart e 81 g. [,
THE New York banks o-dny began "A the y y
return OF government deposits winch IRE q.
beeinning to-day The money market
was tlnafrected. owing to the extreme m !!
Sytagna ton OF the stock ma set demand:
one ot the largest Individual lenders Of
money III Wall 81 rect was re rort go 70 nave
nut out large sums, carrying over the end OF
the year, l. ~ per cent. to-day ne
represents the recently prevailing bld
price. hlle transactions have been mace
above that rate. The government cro 3,
report was made IN coca sion % se.i
stocks by the traders In ordnnce Win
Itheir recent habit on eli favorable news
even "a. The incorsisteilcy OF the mark etIs
tendency was shown n In another RI lys
but3 n tho closing was lifcless and heavy
The narrow proportions Of the market Z
Lett the small #fluctuatIons Of the day
without Significance. Bonds were heavy \:
Total sales, par value ,5s5 United
states bonds were unchanged on call .gSss
M Total gales ocks, soe ,9Do sha res res.
NJ NEW ! Y DIRK. ii y 10, - loney on call
steady; highest az per cent; low !. g {
az ruling. last loan 8 closing ls Epti,
~: offered at sNs Time lt!ns STEADY;
isiItv5 DAYS, ~ per cent. ninety days
4p,d5. sixS months. 6tsa5s Prime nercan7;--
Stile, 5al5is per cent. Sterling exchang
easy viii, actual business In bankers bll Is
h s4s4eoll .s4G5 for 8 demand and n. n ttt
Sis2n5a3 .sol0 for sixty d ~ ills.& Posted
rates n s4.s2,1sa SASH CONNIE piils,
34sl Bar silver. s.. exifar
dollars 50s
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! RICHMOND sTOCK MARKET.
Richmond I Va July lo.2i 1915

r lch mona Y ~. = Wy ~.
Sg$gs SALES SAT BOARD. III e
8VirKitln 3s-2,E0 at n FAX IN
Bank of T,tchmond-- ut l2s'z
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xsss s'
Va, Centuries %. c. md 10 sss " e
i53 cry SECURITIES. NJ RI
Rich Clty, 4s and RI. 1893 -1o4o 1904
n RAILROAD BONDS. S
Atlanta ana Char. LIST u. r. 1eJ7 lo o
tIssC.fiL II n Con. Tr.y y. 70 5sG
A. o. u. RI r. CTS. OF Ind. =: c.. y. %
cjsors ia 5 30 and Fla. 1915
Georgia and Ala. Con. Is. 10 i4
Eorfol TX and 8SYeatorn Ny. 4s 1oo
Western NJ c. LIST 6s, s19t u
seaboard Air Line ~. 1850. 5000. ...gtt9}
Atlantic Coast Line 100 l,5
Chesa peake3 and Ohio. November lnl bs
Norfolk and Western CON, 102 ~
HANK ND TRUST cOMPANYfS STOCKS 4
America National 1gg III
broad Street. -
City Y a. ~
EF1iNt Satnn.5 SD ts.15
Merchants National. 1N w s
National Bank Of Virginia. i0o "a la5
t'enK n I.sANE;oU Us.
Old Dominion s. % s. 4 Co.. loo 19o M
Va. Car. c.. Coz Col TT. S p. 9s Al
va. Car. Chem. ptd.. ~. 100 io6 lo7 s
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
COTTON. q, ) MARKETS.

y NEW q DIRK. July lo..--The ton market
vas moro active to-day and ruled Y ArHer on
covering OF shorts and o 4 llttlol more active
buying for long account. y close was t1rm
at I net \ advance OF 09la points Sales for
the day were estimated al ldI 900 bales. S s6
Tho opening was steady = at q decline OF \
point to an advance OF Il point. which was
about in line with the ca les. Trading Was
81 looked as though some OF the local sprofss.
sionals were trying TO break the market on
the favorable daily weather reports. Their
offerings were promptly absorbed. however.
and the market during the middle session
developed more activity and advanced 5quife
sharply as compared with the recent narrow
ness OF fluctuations. The weekly Teportiia Of
the Weather Bureau was Without influence
being followed by some slight irregulnrity
md the high point OF the seas Ion was rea ctel
In the late trading, with the close within q
point or two OF tho top. Some further reports
OF less promising prospects for the crop ~
the astern belt were received. but the bulk
OF private crop adyices remain favorable. and
the buying movement seemed to be based more
upon the recent steadineHs OF the market L In
the face OF hearIsh conditions and tho appre-
ihehsIon OF crop deterioration than upon any
change In the situation y fS t53
MI}eceipts 8of cotton at the ports o-day wei
$50 bales against b.02I last week and q, sol
last year. For the week $500 bales against
ss.s7s last week and s5,7o3 las, n Year. To-
days receipts at New Orleans ?.3s2 bales
against l.769 last year, and At 4 Houston 69l
bales against !, Isl last year. SIX