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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
POLITICAL NEWS
AFFECTS MARKET "A. |.
Presidents Announcement Is
Given Favorable Interpretation
by Wall Street.
SHORTS BUY EXTENSIVELY
initial Prices Prove to Be Highest
and Unfavorable Factors
Appear.

n NEW YORK. December l2.--'Tc-day's
political news received a favorable IN
terpre,ation in Wall street and was
algnalized by many opening advances
of I to T? per cent. with the Hartman
stocks displaying the most activity and
strength. The. action of the market
alarmed the shorts and they bought
great strength and animation to the
trading. The initial prices. however.
proved to be the highest. as recent un-
favorable factors intruded themselves
gained. The failure Of the bulls to
FOLLOW UP their advantage encouraged
the bears to work diligently to break
prices, and by concentrating their sell
special considerations operated. he lat.
ter managed TO bring about q general
decline. The high rate 81 call money
TO-DAY vas only about half of that pre-
Sailine YESTERDAY.
i. \ large PROPORTION Of tue days bus
iness was transacted the high range
Of prices. the market thereafter sag.
ainS II, a duh and listless fashion
Intervals during the. day. were aided in
large part by the timidlty of the bulls
to rouse the market from its lethargy.
Bonds .w e1e ooa firm; Total sales, par
registered, and the 3's advanced IL,
The 2's coupon declined Ia. Total
sales of stocks to-day. 100000 shares.
q NEW YORK. December 1o.-Money
on call firm. II to 4 per cent. closing
bid. 4; offered at 4 per cent. Time loans
nominal; sixty days, IL per cent. and
ninety days 10 per cent; six months
IGS per cent. Prime mercantile paper
a,s per cent. Sterling exchange irreg-
snlar. with actual business in bankers
bills at s4.s53oI s4.S535 for demand,
bills. Commercial bills, s4.79e5. Bar sill
Yer. 50 l-2. Mexican dollars. 4i.
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IGNORANT Of law. "
PcddIer Did Not Know 1t Was Wrong
to Sell ON Streets.

David Springer was fined ;a.5o in
The Police Court yesterday for ped
ding without license. IIa arrived
here Tuesday and was arrested by Po-
liceman Tate, Will lie travelling from
mouse 90 house detrrlng gas f1xrures
for sale, The prisoner claim
ed that he was Ignorant Of the law
and would ataonce take out a license.
street CommissionergIIe Henry COIN and
Pol1ce Commissioners @ Gordon and
the Police Justice RENTED the fine.
Mr., Coin undertook to settle the costs
and to see that Springer left the city
at once. tfsftGa ,St4a fgE7f
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NAVAL, ST0REs

WILMINGTON. n. c., December IT,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Steadys at 1850. /:
receipts, S3 casks. Rosln---steady at $40:
receipts. sc barrels. Tar-Stcady at 81. 40.
receipts. 2i4 barrels. Crude Turpentine--
Firm at $4,000; receipts. So barrcla.
SAVANNAH, GA. December 12.-SPIR.
ITS TURPENT1NE-Quoted ut 4S1sc.; re-.
ceirts, 66s casks; shipments. 90 casks. Rosln
Firm; sales, 1854 barrels: receipts c.7o5
bnrrels: shipments. 1850 barrels; stock.
l13,9oc barrels A. b, C, s2.b502.97i5.
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Negro Heavily Fined.

Notwithstanding the efforts OF Mr..
Harry Smith as counsel, Samuel Grown.
a diminutive negro. was fined 81 100 and
costs yesterday and required to give
security for his good behavior for four
months for saryinE pistol
on SUNDAY, and although his case was
continued at the resuest OF counsel,
nothing In his favor developed to
change the opinion OF the Justice. Aa
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The State Corporation Commission
has issued charters to tile following
concerns:
Allegheny Lime Company, Qncorpo-
rated), Christiansburg. j. l.. Vaughan,
president, Roanoke. Va; r. j. Hanlil-
ton. vice president. Cambria, Va; a.
"A. Phlegar, Jr., secretary and .treasu-
rer. Christiansburg. Va. Capital: Max
imum, $4,000; minimum, $4,000. OBJ
jects: Manufacture lime. cement and
Kindred products.
Roanoke Marble and Granite Works,
Inc), Roanoke. w. L.. Andrews. pres
ident: NJ. f. Mutre. vice. president; j.
%. Boon. secretary and treasurer-al1 OF
Roanoke. Va. Capital: Maximum, &c.,
900; minimum, $4,000 Objects: Mar
BILE and granite yards.
Seventh Ward Building Corporation,
Norfolk. w. l. Amerdin. PRESIDENT:
J. y. Miller, vice president; r.. r, 8.
Jefries, secretary and treasurer-all Of
Norfolk, Va. Capital: Maximum, 49,.
ooo; minimum. $1.50o. Object: Real
estate business.
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COTTON MARKETS.

new YORK. December 1.-THE cotton
sT.f.!fet saa big advance during ,o-day.s
srSdi-g trith ell the active months selIinS
alrTe iic. oree more. and the close was
pstadF 2; re; gain Of 29G5l points. Sales
-EsEe est.Irased AZ zso.6ea bales TIE mar
sEIr oT'east aEsn a. er advance OF ie aa7
5Taats II response 20 higher Liverpool
cshiss sad Dig English spo, sales. There
= rs EsSEy selling by Vail street az the adj
vance. put there was also an active demand
1snr- local bulls and commission houses. and
while prices showed some irrsguari,y tbs
.--baEal tendency was upward until astor
,ni5dsy. January sold at il.iI and March
active months, and about 50 points above
me log level o. yesterday morning. To.
Yard the close realizing cost prices 6 or
points Of the gain, but the final tone was
STEADY aud the New Orleans markets
showed trnness after the local close. The
advance seemed due 10 very buliish reports
concerning the strength OF interior holders
IN the south, claims that there brt-
ttes demand srop cspnners and growing
Oyer ESTIMATED the crop 1t has not under
estimated 1t. The bulls are looking for
NarG to a very bultsh statement from the
Census Bureau next week on the amount
q cotton ginncd 10 December 18th, and
t3tti.a was another factor favoring the ad !.
{ :ul,ce TO within IL or 20 points of the high
est price ruling before the bureau Spot
recrle were active buyers here during the
Gns
against 5l5ss last week and 5000 last
Eoar. For the week 365,000 bales against
s:1s45a last week aud Il4,16l last year.
70. days receipts AZ New orleans l5,I5t
bales against 1a,slt last year. md at Hois-
ton !?.sia bales against i2,lal last year.
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Eegs-Steady: at mark. cases included. ~
Ma5c: frsts, 23c.: prime fs alta l5c.; extras,
oiC. Cheese-Steady al l1fTloc.

BALTIMORE. Nd. December 1e.-
TLoUR--Dull md unchanged Wheat
ern on grade. oai.ass,c corn-Firm; old
81 OF. mixed. G6G,G6tc.; old. No. . white.
81 T6shc.: new spot mixed. 6fiG6iRc.,
new. southern white corn. 5eip Coo. Oats
Finn: No. mixed. $3.50 SIC Rye-Firm:
No . western. sGGS'c. But.cr--Firm and
unchanged fancy imitation, ei@25c.;
creamery. coo; do. ladle. aa@23c.: store
packed, 1slS1Sc. Eggs-Steady and un.
Changed at 2o632c. Cheesc--Firm and un-
changed; large, liiae.: flats. l4l5c.; small,
i-Tc. Sugar-unchanged; coarse and fine,
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lent strength to futures and produced a
buiish undertone, which completely domi-
mated the future market here. Prices ad-
vnnced steadily. and bull support was not
lacking. The strength continued up to the
cicse. which was steady. with the active
nc nths ranging from ?sI31 points above
the close yesterday. Closing bids: Deem
ber. lt.I7; January. 1l.4I: February, ii4s.
March, It'll; April 1l.i2; May, NY;
June 1l.i&; July, ll.5a.
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Hank NIea to Meet.

4 The monthly meeting OF the Rich-
mond Chapter OF the, American Insti-
stuta ot Bank Inc; Will be held to,night
After the regular meeting there will
I he a smoker s.Al u !; bank men are cor-
suial!y invited to be present, 59S3s N y a
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GAIN IN sEABoARD REVENUE.

Nond Makes Good Showing for Octo-
her and for Four MOnths. fsa
According to d statement of the Sea-
boerd Air Line. for the month of Oc-
tober. compared With the corresponding
month of 1905, the net earnings in-
creased s7ol07.S5. The operating es-
pense increased about $4,000 less than
the gain In net revenue, The net
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. December 1.-THE dry goods
market grows steadier each day. Staple
prints are not to be changed In value for
spring. Mems wear linens are being opened
daily. The jobbing trade was better for
the day.
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CHICAGO GRAM MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. December lo.-Lower
cables and an absence OF export demand
had depressing effect to-day on the local
wheat market. The May delivery closed
at a net loss OF laMt5sc. Corn was UP &c.
Oats were hc. higher and provisions 2isa
Sc higher.
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Daily Court Record Z,
Circuit Court.

Judgments entered yesterday:
Cox and Reich VS.. Virginia State
Fair Association. tIncorporated). Judg-
ment for the plaintiffs for $1,000.
Case set for to-day:
George ". Smithie VS.. John W. Payy.
Miscellaneous:
The ejectment suit OF City Of Rich
mond va. Clarence Sutton ct ais. Dis
missed on the motion Of the plaintiffs
attorney.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. va.,- December IL. 1907.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked

Richmond. Va, December IL. 1907. /.
STATE SECURITIES, Bid. Asked
Va IS. Old, c. and r.. 1888. 81. -.
Va. Centuries. %. c. and r.. SIS. soy
CITY SECURITIES.
Rich. City 4s, r., 1s20-ls3o.. 90 80.
Rich. City IS, C. and H.. 90 -.
RAILROAD BONDS.
a. C. l.. H. f. Con. IT,. y. C.. 81 -.
Georgia Pachc LIST &c. c., 1922. log -.
Georgia, South and Fla, 1945 100
Gle, and Ala. Con. SIS, 1885,. 9s 80.
Nor and West. Ry. Is, 1896. az -.
Western y. c. Let Is. c. 1917. los 80.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Atlantic Coast Zine com. 100 SO al
Ches-. and Ohio. Nov. 100 20 "
Nei. and Western com. 100 s. -.
BAND AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
Merchants National 49,. 100 SO 80.
N.tienal Eank of Va. 100 40 -.
National State Bank. -. 100 100 -.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Aner. Locomotive pfd. -. -. 81 80.
amer. Too, p. CT bonds. -. 81 -.
arner. lob. p. CT bonds. 50 ei,: -.
ya--csr. Chem. ptd-. p. ct.leo So s7i
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUTS.
.

tRepor,ed by Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
PETERSBURG. VA, Dec. i2.-PEANUTS:
~, einias-Alarket firm at &c. for fancy
stock.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
Baltimore. MD. December i2.-sea-
u ard Air Line. common and Preferred
lNoatias dong.
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NEW YORK. December 1?.-BEEyES-
Receipts. 2s7 head: none on sale Calves
Receipts. 100 head. Common to prime
Western, 1896; common barnyard calves,
$3.50: Indiana calves. s3.75M6.50: good.
Westerns. $4.25 Sheep and Lnmbs--Re.
&C !rts. S.755 head Common to choice sheep
s3m5.i5: fair to prime larnbr, S6.25@6.75;
cults. $500. Hogs-Receipts. 354s head.
Market steady
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BOND QUOTATIONS.

Northern s'aetho s...... ..........3. 1915
Northern Pacific IS did, .,.....,.ss. s7
Mcrfoil; and Western con. 49,. 81
Oregon Short Linz refunding 49,. sal.
Pennsylvania COW. 3iss............ so
Rcading General As .............. ~
st l., and Iron Noun con. Is tb,d>.. losi:
ST. Louis and San Francisco IS. 49,. 11is
St Louis Southwestern con. 49,. 6lN
Senboartt Air Line As (eeked) ........ 81
Southern Pacific As. ................ %
Southern Pacific lists IS, certlfcntes.. 81
Southern Railway 5s............... OF
Texas and Pacific lists. .............. 1863
Toledo. ST. T.. and Western &s........ IS
Union Pacihc ts..... ,............... osss
Union Pacific COW. 4s.............. 81
l'ntted States Steel End 6s......... s3as
Wabash 1sts.................. ll3R
Wabash Deb. (bid) Is
Wabash new Is. ............ 4sx
Western Nd. ts tbid) So
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s.......... IS
Wisconsin Central 4s................ II
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CATTLE MARKETS,

CHICAGO. I'LL. December 12.-cATTLE-
Receipts about 1900 head. Market SLOW
and dull. Steers. si4s.3o; cows, sa.76 @
$50. helfers, 50 SOC 5.25: bulls. s.. 500 .o0
calves. ss@2.i5:- s.ockers and feeders, .s::.4t
@ $50. Ioss-Reccip.s about 10000 head
Market steady. Choice, heavy, shippers
$500 5.25; light. butchers. s5.20M5.a5
l!sht butchers. s5.20D5.25: light mixed
s5.10I5.la: choice light. s5.1515.20; pigs
s:@ ATS: bulk of sales. s5.1oI5.25. Sheep
Receipts estimated at 400 head. MarEe
steady. Sheep. s550I1.50: lambs, s4.5oG
SIS; yearlings, Si.2094. 90.
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NEW ORLEANS, La, December l@--
COTTON spots trim with prices unchaug-
cd i; middlipg. ilIsc, Gales were 100 bales
opened steady, l5a 81 points above the close
OF. YESTERDAY as a result OF thr favorable
advances from Liverpool, where 1t was
stated that there was an active demand
for Spots and an advance in that market
1'he condition OF the local spo, market also
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Chicago. Il, L aid Pan. l.. & sol rs ~
g. G.. &. ana II Louis gen is 81
Colorado lndistrlai Us. series y 10
Colorado Midland is................ ~
Colorado and Southern 4s............ 81
, Cuba IS tb,tlJ. .... 9S
Denver and Rio Grande Is (bid) ...... 90
iDntiliers' Securities ss............... Cts
Eric prior lien as So
Erie General is bld).............. ~
locking Valley Observation-Disclosures. OK
, 1rtor. Met, Observation-Disclosures. 80
Japan ls (bid) 7st
Japan AS. certificates ............. ssh
JLlan 4iss. certificates. End series. -. sSh
, l.cuIs and Nash. Unified As (bid>.. 9is
Manhattan consol gold As. ........... 81
Mexican Central is.................. ~
Mexican Central LIST Inc. .......... "a
MINI. and st. Louis As tbid>...... Is
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4s...... 9th
Missouri, Kan and Tex ends (bid). soy
Natl r. r. OF Mex. con. As tbid), ~. 7sn
New York Central gen. 31ss (bid).... SO
New jersey Central gen. S.. .:.I.... lis
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Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk ner.
,handise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Tug STANDARD OIL Company. No.1a, Burke
[CalLimore. oil barge.
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T. 5 .efundins IS. registered
Y. S, tsfandins IS coupon. :.
L 5. IS. registered ..........
u 5. IS, coupon MISREPRESENTATION.
u S. New 10. registered. .......
u. S. New "A. coupon. ..............
American Tobacco $50. ........
American Tobacco Gs. ..............
A,ch!son general IS tbid).. ........
AichIson adjustment As tbid,........
Atchison COW. is....
Aichison conv. Observation-Disclosures.
Atlantic Coast Line 4s..............
Baltimore and Ohio is............
Baltimore and Ohio 3,ss...
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. is.....
Central Of Georgia os,..............
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc. (bid) 1890.
Central OF Georgia End Inc. (asked1..
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc.
Chesapeake and Ohio AIS tbidp....
Chicago and Alton 3iss.. ..........
Chicago. 3. and Quincy new 4s.......
Chicago. r. I. and Pacific II. r. As.
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Mr.. and Mrs, J. Frank Kelley, O.
Charlottesville. are at tho Richmond.
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j. c. Ramage and j. II. Beverley, of
Alexandria; a.. Wright, OF Petersburg,
and A. T.aLincoln and wife, Of Marion,
are among the Yirglnians registered at
MurDhy's.~ S7Ssss s3 sS
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

FORT or RICHMOND. DEC. 1e. 1907.
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. OLD Dominion Line
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. James River
lsndings and Norfolk. merchandise and pas
scrgcrs. Virginia Navigation Company.
tsf'3 a sltflta Sailed slls 3ffsiii1i.ts s,lsl
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it thu the the discussion Of the attitude of
Judaism to modern thong 81 us spie-
grafton Of the subject treated last. F ~
day night, viz. s.lhe Function sof " V
9dnism in Modern Thought. II viii he
i i Siss doctrine, al distinguished from
other \ faiths, Services begin NJ .
O'clock, The publlc is Welcome II
IL n @ Dies from " fleets Enf Fnil. M N
81 AS the result or ;lsfNll down tile els-
sSaloys shaft In the i1as ker- !arc " is
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SALES.


100 disclaimers ....,.,..,
Allls-Chalincrs, did,,
$3.50 An;llga,nated Copper.
it1 American Can.
American Gan, pfd.
1919 Amer. Car and Foundry
Am. Gar and Found, pfd
10, American Cotton Oil...
90 American Locomotive.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd,
5c.ioD American Smelting......
1867 American Superintendent,
American Tobacco, com.
100 American Tobacco, pfd.,
1,5C0 Anaconda Copper.".....,
1860 Atcl1ison ...................
Atchison, pfd. ............,
1900 Atlantic Coast Line.
900 Baltimore and Ohio......,
$3.50 BROOKLYN Rapid Transit
$50 Canadian Paclfic..,.....
go Chesapeake and Ohio.
$50 C.lllcugo Great Western.
500 Chicago. Nil. and st. Y
CHI. Mil. and ST. F.. pfd
$50 Chic. and Northwestern
TO- Gle, Gin. Chi. and st. L.
500 Colorado Fuel and lror
900 Colorado and southern.
Colo. and South. list pfd.
600 Colo. and South, I'd pfd
Consolidated Gas. ........
1880 Delaware and Hudson.
1870 Distille.s' Sec. Corr.
9?0 Erie ....................
20 Erie, LIST pfd............
Erie. I'd pfd. ............
General Electric........,
4,625 Great Northern, pfd. -,
Great Northern Ore Gifts
10 Illinois Ccntrkl........
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. December IL. 1907.
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B Mr.. Il. T. Lawson. OF Washington, D
g, is stopping at the Park Hotel.
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE. OF STOCKS I'm NEW YORK
By Thomas Branch q Co, BANKERS and Brokers
ankers and Brokers.

Int. NIctropolitnns .s,.....
Int. METROPOLITAN. pfil. j.
international tsapci......
international Papei.. pdi
louisville nnd Nasli..s.
Manhattan .........s...
Metro. street Rnilway.l
Mexican Central. ..s...
Mo. Kan. and Texas,
Mo-. KAN. and Texas. pi
Missouri! facifics.........
Nash, Chat. aud st. Ia.
National Lead.
New York Central......
". T., ont. and Western
Norfolk and WESTERN.
Northern Pncliic....
Pacific Mail.............
Pennsylvania ...........
Peoples Gas.
Pressed steel Car. .......
Pressed steel Car, pfd..
Reading ................
Republic Iron and steel
Republic l.. and s.. pfd.
Rock Island.
Rock ,lsland. pfd......
Sloss.Shcffield ........
Southern Tactic. ........
Southern Railwny.....
Southern Railway, pfd.
Texas Paciiic...........
Union Pacific. ...........
United States Rubber.
United States Steel.,..
United States steel pfd
va.-Car Chemical.
Va. -Cnr Chemical. pfd..
Wabash ..................
Wabash. rfd..........s...
Western Union. .........
Total s1les. 1880.
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. Cotton futures opened firm ana closed
s,caoy. Prices ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Close
.Iseeember .,......l1.S5 ll.73 1i.57 1850
.'Enuury .@....... ll.Q0 Ill. 1926 ll.Us
iereh ........li.io lis lbs liz He
April ............ll.l6 -. HES
May ...........,llli ll3t Ills ll.a7
lime ............ ILLS ll.l6 Ills LIZA
Jniy .............l1.l2 1l,29 1l.0s 1l.22
August .......... lose 1852 1880 10 80
Spot cotton closed steady, - points high.
er, middling uplands 1870; middling gulf.
1sA5; sales, Zoo bales
Cotton, steady; middling, 1870; gross re.
ctirts. d,ls7 bales: sales, :.20o bales; stock.
1:g,923 bales
Total to-day a, ali ports-Eet receipts
hi.soi bales; export TO Great Britain. l5,4is
bales; 70 the Continent, oi,s6l bales; to
Saran, $3.50 bales. to Mexico, 700 bales
Nnck. eal.aio bales.
Consolidated q, al! ports--Net receipts
III i8l hnles; export TO Great Britain, 81.
as bales. 10 France. 3o,536 pales; 20 tn,
Continent 55.oi6 bales: TO Japan. HOS
beies: 10 Mexico. 700 bales
81, Total since september LIST at MI ports
Net receipts. 4,oo1I9G7 bales. export to Greu
Rrito!n. i,.ia,soS bales; to France, 374,4ii
bulfs; to, The Continent. l,.5e.5l2 bales; (,
laran, 4s,le7 hales; TO Mexico. LOGO bales
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Granite Works,
Andrews. pres
|ce-president; j.
treaSurer-all of
Maximum, &c.,
Objects: Mar
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Captain j. NJ. Harris, OF Blackstone,
Is stopping ut Ford's Hotel. lie is ac-
companicd by his friend and fellow
tOWnsman, Hon. Thomas a. OVERLY.
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sF AT Reth Ahabph Temple, Is S
At Beth .Ahabah Temp IL N 70 M kht
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Treasurers j. NJ Curtis. of Newpor,
News: c. 7. Smith. OF Caroline. and y
Ford, of Cumberland, were callers al
the AUDITORS Office yesterday.
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ing Corporation,
rdtn, PRESIDENT:
tdent; f. r. 8.
treasurer-allof
Maximum. $751;.
Object: Real
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NEW VIRGINIA CONCERNS

The State Corporation Commission
has Issued charters to tile following
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Spot cotton closed steady, - points high.
er. m!ddling uplands, 1920; middlng gulf,
as.t5; sales, e,2o0 bales.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29
MEETS CANON PEOPLE on
THE CALIFORNIA COAST
Most sincerely,
GEO. E. COLGATE.
Southern Pacific Station,
Los Anpe1es. Cal

Southern Pacific Station,
Los Angeles, Cal,
August 20, 1907.
Stopping off here for four or five
days for little visit with my friends,
the McClintocks, who were SO kind
to me and mine when l was out here
six years ago, have greatly enjoyed
the renewing, also, my acquaintance
with some former Canon friends. Rev.
Kidder is living somewhere close here.
but l am told that he is a Congrega-
tionalist now.
Mrs. Jennie Smith, nee Boone, Is
living here now. She used to teach
in Fremont county, but is now a
widow. Her eldest, a boy OF fifteen.
is working in one of Los Angeles one
hundred and fifteen banks.
Rose Pedley and l missed each other
both at Pasadena and Long Beach,
but she and Miss Yard are both start
ing home, l understand, on the 21st.
so that I shall hope to see them there
when we all arrive. Mrs. George
Pedley, nee Miss Emma Logan, Is sup
pose, back now in her Pasadena home,
after month spent at Long Beach.
Standing on the corner Saturday.
watching for car. who should come
along but Mrs. Susie Anderson. She
is employed as maid at an apartment
club and said that her mother, Mrs.
Pryor, is here now with her.
I heard that Miss Chase was out
here, but did not see her.
Sunday, l spent very delightfully."-
with the Humphrey Taggarts, who live
on Boyle Heights. a very nice part Of
Los Angeles. Mr.. Taggart has built
and is sustaining the Mylcrest Memo
rial Mission on Third and Clarence
streets, on the Salt Lake flats, where
live great many of the men employ
ed in the railroad shops of the Salt
Lake and Santa Fe. This mission Is
doing a noble work. Frank Taggart,
whom l remember In Canon as lit
tie boy, not very long ago, as 1t seems
to me, Is now handsome young man,
about to start in business for him
self at Calexico, in the new Imperial
county, which has just been separated
from San Diego county. My recollec-
ton is that he is going to engage in
the lumber business and 1t looks as
though there is going to be lots doing
down there In the next few years.
In fact the growth and development
all over Southern California reminds
one of Colorado very much. At the
beginning Of the century. Los Angeles