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COTTON MARKETS.

4 NEW YORK. April 1.-THE cotton market
was quiet to-day, but showed scadler tone
and closed steady at net advance OF 5Go9
points. sales wore estimated at only $4,000
bales. The opening was steady at an adj
vance of EOS points on higher cables Than
ieNperied and biz spot sales in the English
market. Al first there was some hesitation
and room professionals, seemed to be selling
Son the ground that local conductors should
prevent figures from following the English
advance. but the market worked gradually
hiRher during the carly session on covering;
OF Hhorts, aud prices al one time were N ,out
sSd1o points net higher Inter most of thi,s
advance was lost iq spite Of light estimates
Tor to-morrows receipi. at leading points,
4 oWlns 70 more seasonahe weather in inc
western ana Central belts ana selling Nv
recent buyers. but the pressure was not al,
GFesslFe ana the market firmed IN toward
The close In anticipation of another bnlee IN
55llifcrppol Tomorrow. The close Was witbin
points Of the best on the active month,
Light frosts We're reported in the Eastern
POI, ana some lew reports showed tho mar
hft that ffplanting would be necessary mn
y e .,xettd intiuenc" owing 10 the carly dayg Of
me ,i9,i season. ESports for the day were very
noayy, exceeding the port receipts by abo,i,
10000 bales, and the bulls were Dr.aictip =
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Stocks and Bonds.

q i Z Il ~ .
me bears continued yesterday, to
manner away at the stocks, ana In 81
iinehsufe thGy were successful in beat
lng down the prices, much to tho dis
whom are bulls. MI Stocks on the New
ofk exchange opened somewhat high
81, Dut plenty OF them We're found
Ior sale on the advance, and the pro-
played vigorously for further reaction
considerable selling took place for both
accounts, and under this pressure tho
market declined sharply all around.
many active stocks losing as much as
three or four points. AS often happen
ed before, however. the market grew
late trading on covering By the room
element tile entire list rallied from d
half 70 point. As a whole, the trad
ing was extremely professional. Union
presaure. and rumors OF mn interna-
tional house in trouble ana reports
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NEw YORK rnoDucE MARK ,gys.

NEW YORK. Aprn r,--FLouR- steady
win fair trade Rye Flour--Steady.
Cornmeal--Firm
Wheat-spot barely steady. no 9 red,
~ sc elevator, options u GpHc. net lower.
Mab So l-sc,; July SIC; September, size.
coril-- Spot arm; no, 2, SIC. elevator op-
lions 3sc, net higher May, 56hc.; July,
900 oats Spot steadg; mlNed, i7c.
Beef-Barey steady; family, $li@l4.5O
GU Enthusiastically picked hams, li%Gi2nc
lard--EasSi western prime, .S.90@000s ie-
lined barely steady Pork Barely steady;
clear short sl7.6o@ig.oO Rosn--Fllm
i9tr ~ atine-rs'teady at I2lg@73c
Moihses--lirm. Spgar--Firm; lnolasses
sugar, aHc.; refined, arm CoffeesISrot
Gniet; RIO, No. 7, csc; mild, G1l, Futures
| ee,shtahsea 10 points lasyer. Ruttex-
nteaog and unchanged. Cheese---Elrm and
.ph ,snai Esgs--strong and unchanL.1>i.
| "a, ~ if, l ana Ieanlts-euict and uncilnng
~ potatoesr~,p iiet and unchanged. C,ab
STEADY domestic. per crate. 75c'go
steady stead prne ss,as ol'Dpl, and barely
ste;. ilrlmc summer yellow. acc. OF sum pons az
: 's'1oN, '1@44ae'; good, off summer yellow.
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PROFESSIONALS
HOLD MARkET
Traders Constantly Shifting From
The Bear to The Bull Side
For scalping.
MONEY is STILL ALARMING
Despite Reduction Of Rates, the
Public breads rightncss
That Looms Up.

Fl. NEW YORK, April l1.--'rhe stock
market was still largely in professional
hands to-day, but operations were con-
Quoted In a more aggressive manner and
were extended to greater lengths. Con-
slant shifting of position still indicated
q very uncertain frame of mind on the
part of the professionals. Much OF the
days session was given UP to what looked
like testing operations. without success
In developing the prevailing tendency.
Tie market trading sank into extreme
dulness at times under the discouraging
influence of these failures and then
yielded decidedly. Such strength as the
market showed was most in evidence in
the early part of the day. Part of this
was in response TO a rise in London
markets as a result of the reduction in
the official discount rate of the Bank OF
England from 3 to IL per cent Tie
previous course of the money market
give warning of the condition. and
give opportunity for discounting Vt in
the securities market.
notwithstanding this general and con-
tinued yielding OF money rates all over
tho world, the stock market begins to
reflect misgivings over its sutiiciency to
meet the large waiting demands. These
include large volumes of authorized. but
unissued securities or where the sale of
these IS nlpracticable, probable further,
note issues. Signs of a movement of
currency back to the interior also give
warning of the large requirements of the
continued activity in trade. Another
specific influence in. the days market
/ was the report from WASHINGTON of the
decision Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission to advise proceedings against
the Hartman railroad system as COM
i binaton in restraint of trade within the
meaning of the Jaws.
b The closing tone was steady and also
down from the lowest.
Bonds dull and unchanged. Total sales,
R par value sl,4S0,oO0. United States
bonds were unchanged on call. Total
sales stocks to-day 100000 shares
NEW YORK, April 1l.--Money on call
easy, i 3-4@2 IA; ruling rate. .; closing
4 hid offered at 9; time loans dull and
slightly iirmer; sixty days. 3 3-4; ninety
{ days, 1-2G5 per cent; six months 3
per cent; prime mercantile paper COS IL ).
sterling exchange steady, with actual
4 business In bankers bills at sl.S57O0D
s4S575 for demand and at s4.s225GSAS235
Tor sixty-day bills; posted rates s4S2 l-2Gl
S4.S3 and S4.S6@s4.SG1-2; commercial
bills. S4S2; bar silver, 50 Is; Mexican
dollars, 50; government bonds, steady;
railroad bonds. irregular
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NAVAL STORES.

~, W,nirLl1M,liNGToN. N. G. April 11.--sPIRITs
TURPENTI n E--Nothing doing; 2reccipts. %
casks. Rosn--Firm at $l.45; receipts 443
barrels rar--Firm at $3.50; receipts. los
500 and s525; recepts.ii1s barrels
SAVANNAH. GA. April 11.--TuRPEN.
lNt--t!uoted at 67lsc. bid: sales. Ala casks;
receipts. sol casks: shipments $50 casks.
Kosin--Firm; sales, 1,43b barrels: receipts.
IL H. & barrels shipments, 600 barrels; stock
CHARLESTON. S. G.. April 11.-TUR
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U. S. refundng IS. registercd........
Y. S. refunding IS coupon. ..........
U. S. IS, registered. ................
U. S. IS. coupon. .l................
Y. S. Old As. registered. ....,,........
u. 8. Old As, coupon. ................
Z. S. New As. registered. ............
~ S. New As. coupon....
American Tobacco As. ................
American Tobacco 6s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Atchison general Observation-Disclosures.
Atchison adjustment s...............
Atlantic Coast Line is................
Baltimore and Ohio is...............
Baltimore and Ohio As.............
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s......
Central of Georgia IS (biD...........
Central of Georgia list Inc (-id)......
Central of Georgia End Inc. (bid)....
Central of Georgia Sd Inc. (bid)......
Chesapeake and Ohio 4iss...........
Chicago and Alton 3ias (offercd)...
Chicago. b. and Quincy new 4s........
Chicago, r. ]. and Pacific r. Il. 49,.
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s CHICAGO. April 11.-cATrLE
$500 head. Market strong. Common to
prime steers. s4@6.75; cows. s3.25@5.OO:
heifers. s3@5.25: bulls. $3.40@4.6o: calves.
s2.7bG so; stockers.S and feeders, s3650O
Hogs-Receipts about $4,000 head. Market
weak. Choice, heavy shippers. ss.75Qp6.S0;
light butchers. s675@6.s5: choice light,
SG.75-6.Sb bulk OF sales, s6.706G77B
sheep---Receipts, $4,000 head. Market slow.
sheep, si.25I Gf5; yearlings, sues q go;
lambs. sG@S.5o. ~
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DRY GOODS MARRIED.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE dry goods
market was firm and quiet day News
was received of the compulsory closing of
the Japanese silk exchange In consequence
OF inordinate speculation in raw silk for
future delivery. The retail and iobbing trade
was more active under tho Influence of
better weather conditions Il, -
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

Renorted by Rodgers. McCabc & Coz
spanish-Market firm at s1.35 per bushei
receipts r,G light. Observation-Disclosures firm at
~ M4Ac. for fancy stock: machine picked.
ga @3&c.; Smelling stock, 2A 03c
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STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN COTTON
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS In NEW YORK
Thorlas Y Bankcrs and Brokcrs.
BALES

100 Atlantic Coast Line, com.
ZOO American Smeltcrs, CON-.
1920 Amalgamated Copper .....
$500 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and roun.. pfd.
400 American Cotton Oil.....
700 American Tobacco, pfd...
100 American Can ............
1000 American Can. pfd. ........g
leo Amer. Locomotive, COM.
Amer. Locomotive, pfdn..
$50 American Sugar .........l
1920 A., Y. and S. Fe, CON-. !.
800 A., I. and S. F'c, pfd.
100 Baltimore and Ohio......,.
1LlOo Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
400 Canadian Pacific .........
S,100 Chesapeake and Ohio.
11,io1 Chicago, Mil. ana st. Paul
2.io0 Colorado Fuel and Irons.
LOO Colorado South. com.....
100 Colorado South, 1st pfd...
100 Colorado South. I'd pfd...
100 Clev., Gin" Chi. and ST. l.
Loo Consolidated Gas $1,000.
LOCO Delaware and Hudson.
500 Eric, com.
>, 200 Erie, LIST pfd. ...............
800 Erie. I'd pfd. .............
200 General Electric ...........
$500 Great Northern. pfd.
1.40O Great Northern Ore Cts.
Illinois Central ............s
LOCO Louisville and Nashville.. y,
Manhattan .................
Metro. Street Railway.....
400 Mexican Central ..........
2.iOo Mo-, Kan. and Tex. cYm.
200 Mo-, Kan. ard Tex, pfd..
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Nav, Va,

Richmonders In New York.
4 NEW YORK, April 11.-Tho following
Richmond people were registered to-day
at New York hotels: Churchill J. g..
Davila; Broadway Central. NJ. Il. Fritz
sche; Imperial. y. III. Ellington, York, G..
Lee; ST. Denis, j. M. Fourqurean.
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= NEW YORK, April 11.-BEEvES-Re-
cepts, A head. Receipts In fair demand at
OK q 9iac Calves--Receipts. 331 head. Com
mon to prime vcals, s6Gs.25 Dressed calves
steady Sheep and Lambs--Receipts, 4 ass
mead. Prime unshorn sheep, $3.50; clipped
sheep. s3.b0m5.50 unshorn lambs s9.15
Hogs---Receipts. 1891 head. State and Penn
syvnnia hogs, s7.3O@7.4O.
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= BALTIMORE, April 11.--FLoUR-Q
and unchanged. Whcat-Flrmcr; spot, con-
tract. 79la @79si Corn-Firmer spot, mixed,
5eB q b3c. No white. L54h G54ssc.; south
ern white corn. 52is055c Oats-Firmer:
No. 2 mixed 46Am47c. Rye--Steady; No.
2 western. domestic, 75@7Gc. choice. soc.
bid Butter-Firm nxd unchanged; fancy
imitation. 23N2ic.; do, crenemry. 81 @32c.;
do, ladle, % G23c, store packed. II Gp10c.
Egss-Steady and unchanged at &c. Cheese
Active and strong; large, BE-; medium
and small. 15kMl5hc. Sugar-Unchanged;
coarse graduated and fine, $500.
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4e1s @4Ac.; prime white, 81 a sac. prime win
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
CHICAGO. April 11.--Likelihood of rain in
Missouri and Kansas offset to-day the effects
OF numerous reports OF green bug" damage
to winter wheat and caused the market to
close about steady. Final quotations on the
May delivery were unchanged from yester-
day Corn is off " &c. Oats are up 1-8c.
Provisions show 15Gl2Oc decline
iyh
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595Nc.: common osfair. 4a4s.c: best heif-
ers' 5@5hc.; medium to good 4,s94Ac. !;
common to fair. 49IAc; best cows Az q
41ac,; medium to good. 3s@4c.. common to
fair 2A@3c,: bulls, az q 4Ac; cows and
calves, $25 @ 5000 per head. Calves 6Is q Sc. ;
hogs. GG6ac.: rough sows and stays Az q
b'sc.; best sheep, 5A 37c.; common to fair,
4@5kc.; lambs, az q SIC
Prospects good fortall kinds OF stock.
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CINCINNATI. O., April 11.-HoGs-Ac-
common. $3.50. Cattle-Strons. Fair 70
good shippers, s45O@5.50; common. 32.25m
100 sheep-Steady at s3G5.s0. Lambs
Strong at Sc $500 Al 5El'f''Ns
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TOBACCO BREAKS
c0MTlNl|F# LIGHT

Very small breaks We're the order Of the
day at the loose leaf tobacco warehouses;
The total amount sold on all the floors was
not more than 10000 pounds. The offerings
were mainly filters, and what few there
were of them sol dwell. The cold harsh
weather was responsible forGthe small breaks
for 1t is known that the farmers in the sun
curing belt are anxious to market tho mil
lion or more pounds Of the weed they have
left IN the barns. and are only awaiting
good handling weather to do So fry
The weeks business viii close o-day with
small breaks, probably no larger than those
of yesterday. The sales will run MS follows:
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Railroads.


R. .&sP. observation-disclosures
TRAINS LEAVE R1cIMoNyip1. - ~ So II II
WARD.
e:55 4. M.-Daily-Maii,l ST. st. r nr9ush,
$3.50 a. M.--Wcok DayB--1Iibn Ashland
Accommodation.
+ $40 4. M-Daly--Dyrd ST. Through
1906 noon--Week Days-Dyrd 81, Through,
h $500 r. M.---Wcek Days--Byrd st. Fred.
cricksburg Accommodation.
EGO 7. AZ ,--Daily-Maip ct. Through. &
o'ao Z, M,mWssk Days ~sabn. Ashland
$3.50 T. M.-Daily-13,rd st. Through.
1NN'Ss ARRIVE ISh RICHMOND n SOUTH.
oao 4 A.I Mm,,ssK Day'-l'bn. Ashland
$500 a. M.-Daily--Byrd st. Through
, $50 a. M.-Weck Days--Byrd st. & Fred
h. ericksburg Accommodation.
A:oo q. M-Weck Days Byrd st. Through.
2:1e I. M.-Iaily--MnIn ST. Through.
DAD Z. M.--Wcek Days-Eba. Ashland
Accommodation
an = : MM.--Daiiy-1'yrd st.. Through.
soo I L, Mi- slnn. Byrd st. Through. 4
s:4o ?. M.--DaiIy-Mnin ST. Through.
NOTE.---Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
III III al above trains. except trains arriving
kichmond 1880 A. NJ. week days. and local
accommodations. Z n
Time OF arrivals and departures and con.
nectionn not guaranteed.
=. w. GULF, Gen'l Supt;
w. p. TAYLOR, Traf. Mgr
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL II. 100 I
q. l. u A II n IVY nj s 4 =

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL II. 1907
ARRIVED.
steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk, mer-
chahdlse and passengers Old Dominion Line.
steamer HAMPTON. Graves. Norfolk and
James Rivrr landings. merchandise and pas
sengefs, virginia Navigation Company.
I, !. W w. haHiant Burk, l3altimnc, oil barge
Standard Oh Company.
SAILED. }#
steamer brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. NOR
chaholse ana passengers Old Dominion Line
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Cash quotations We're as follows: Flour
Easy. No spring wheat. S0MS4c.; No. 8,
"A @s2izc.; No. red, 1914 Gp77asc. No. 9
corn, 461ac.; No. 9 yellow, 47c. No. 2 oats,
4SAc.; No. 2 white 44ac.; No.. 3 white,
4013 p+4c. No. q rye, &C., Fair to choice
mailing. 67@7oc. No. i haxseed. s1.12; No.
Northwestern, Sill: prime timothy seed.
$4.25. Glover contract grade. s15.25. Short
ribs, sides Qoose). sS.40@S50; mess pork,
per barrel. s1612h 11G25: lard, per 100
pounds. sS62h; short clear sides (boxcd),
sS75m9.00. Whiskey, basis of high wines,
S1.20. Butter--Frm; creameries, 20 @29l4c.;
diaries, 20@27c. I1ggs-Frm; at mark,
cases 1blac.: iirsts Ice: prime firsts, lie.
Cheese--Ensy at 49, GD15c.
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a bullish visible supply statement at the
end of the week. Southern spot markets
were generally unchanged.
Receipts at the ports to-day were 14,052
bales against 1G1S4 last week and 11,l62
last year. For the week 10000 bales against
11O,127 last week and 1855 last year. To-
against 3,202 last YEAR. and at Houston 3,s9o
bales against q2,i26 bales last yeAr.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
tl'ALTlM ORE. MD, April l0.--Seaboard
MIR Line. common and MISUNDERSTANDING
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Chicago. R.'I. and Pac. r. r. col. 5s.. 81
c.. O.. c. and st. l.. gen. As (bld). -. 100
colorado Industrial rs, series A...... 63I
u colorado Midland As (bid).......... 60
4 Colorado and Southern As tbid)...... 90l
Y Cuba 5s tbid). Observation-Disclosures. 1913
"a Denver and Rio Grande 4s........a.. 95 Z
4 Distillcrs Securities 5s.. ............ 81
Erie prior lien Observation-Disclosures. 95l
x Erie General As (bid) ................ SS
q Hooking Valley Observation-Disclosures. 1042
y Japan 6s.......l.. Observation-Disclosures. 975
Japan 6s. End series .........a....... 97s
Japan i1as, certificates. .............. 91a
Japan 4s......... SAY
Japan a rs certificates, End scres.... 81
!. Louisville and Nash. Unified As OLD. %
Manhattan consol gold 4s............. 90
Mexican Central As (bid) ............. 81
Mexican Central LIST Inc. .............. 23l
u Mimi. and st. Louis s1s. ............. 50
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s....... Oh
4 Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2nds...... S3I
u Natl r. r. of Mex.t con. is (offered).. So
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In answer to an inquiry yesterday, a
-ew. York house wired Richmond

In answer to an inquiry yesterday, a
New York house wired Richmond
firm as follows:
THE market Is having just the re-
action it ought to have under the cir
cumstances. For instance, Union Pa
ciflc Il week ago "Wednesday was 133;
since which date 1t has been to AZ. and
is now about 1873. In other words, it
has lost about half the previous adj
vance. The market always works this
way after n panic. First we have n
sharp rally. then setback to about
the previous low figures. or may be n
trne lower. and subsequently another
advance After this a period OF quiet
ensues. Tt would seem to us rs If the
market Is acting In a perfectly normal
and rational manner and following out
tho usual program"
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that they We're iquidating a line OF this
stock were used by the traders in their
effort to depress it. It is needless to
say that this report was entirely with
out foundation, but it helped the bears
all the same
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
ATLANTIC COAST LINE

EFFECTIVE APRIL 9TH. 1907.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY:
For Florida and South: see A ~. 7:.5
p. NJ.
For Norfolk: 900 A. NJ. 500 p. AZ AM
500 r. N.
FOR N. & w. ny. West: 1910 and s,2e
y. N. s4fssl .i5j- sls .a
For Petersburg: $500 a. NJ. 1870 $500
.3:2s +. NJ. 600. $3.50 p. II, 1925 and
1870 +. NJ.
For Goldsboro and Faye,.esvilc: .s:2a
p. NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: $50,
1873, ''10:45. and 1870 A. NJ; sl:2:
SOB. $3.50. $500 and $3.50 P. NJ.
Except Sunday ''sunday only.
Time OF arrivals and departures and
connections not guaranteed.
C. S. CAMPBELL d. p 4
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Seaboard Air Line Railwa,

sOUTHBOUND TRAINS SCHEDULED Tt
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
9:lo A. M.-I.ocal to Norlna. Raleigh
Charlotte Wilmington eco p. M--Seep
ers and coaches Savannah. Jacksonville
and Florida points. 9:5o-seepers ant
coaches, Atlanta, Birmingham, Memphis
Savannah, ia cksonville and Southwest.
NORTHBOUND TRAINS SCHEDULED TIC
ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY:
GAS a. NJ. $40 p. NJ. b:45 p. NJ.
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First at crenshaw second at shelburnc.s.
third ut StOneMalle and fourth at Shockoe
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NAV Km6ij1Ik&W6stbl1

& ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Leave Byrd St. Station. Richmond. Daily.
IN EFFECT JAN. 6. 1907.
FOR NORFOLK: 1900 "A, NJ. $500 Il
NJ. goo p. NJ.
FOR LYNcHBURG. tho WEST and the
900 "A. NJ, 1910 noon, 0:30
p. NJ. Pullman Paror and Sleeping Cars.
Cafe Dining Cars. Trains arrive daily from
Norfolk. 'l1:40 A. M.,4'6:50 p. III. Z. From
the West. 7:25 a. M.,2:05 p. NJ, $3.50 r. II.
ONCE. s3s e. Main st. 'Flyer. 2 hours
20 Ininutes.
w. B. 8BEVILL. C., II. BOSLEY.
4 Genl PasB. Agent. Dist Pass. Agent.
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CLOSING BOND. QUOTATIONS

New York Central gen. 3,ss.......... %
ewJerfey Central gen. 5s. .......... 125
Northern Pacific As tbid) ............. 101h
Northern Pacific Is (bid) ....,........ 70is
Norfolk and West con. As Odd 1880. o7s
oregon Short Limo refundlns 4s...... 1914
,.ennsylvantn conv. 3,ss .............. 95%s
LEADING General NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 97A
ST. H. and Iron Noun. con. 5s tbld).... 1O9ka
ST. Louis and San Francisco fg. As.... S1A
NSt Louis Southwestern con. As (bid).. 76
seaboard Air Line As. observation-disclosures. 74%
Southern Pacific 4s...... SIS
Southern Pacific list As. ccrtifcates.... 93,s
southern Hallway 5s. ............ Inv
Texas and Pacific lists tbid) .......... Lii q.
Toledo. st. l. and Western As tbid).. 10
Union Pacific 49,. Observation-Disclosures. 1o11s
United states Steel End bs.......... 9S9t
Wabash lists. Observation-Disclosures. 111h
western Md. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .u........... IS IS
Wheeling and Lake Erie As tbId).... soA
Wisconsin Central Observation-Disclosures. 81
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Spot cotton closed quiet: middling up-
lands 100; middling gulf, 1926; sales, 81
bales
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-11
Talked with Bonaparte

There is still living in the villag, of Livny, Belgium, woman who spok, with the great Napoleon on the day oi the battle-June l6, lSl5--at thai place.
 Her name is Mime. Anne Josepht Rubay, says the London Daily Graphic and she will reach her 102d birthday on July 29. Her memory is perfectly clear as to the assident. Napoleon had established his headquarters close to the little farm where she and her mother were alone. Her parents had buried their little stock of money and valuables in the ground and in the morning the emperor came out and took up his position close to the spot Fearing that he might discover the tract his attention, took her head in both hands and pretended to be suffer. ing with toothaehe.
 This attracted the emperor's s atten. tion, and, coming over to the woman, he told her not to be afraid, but added that as the battle was about to be fought she should betake herself and her little girl to place of safety. He then turned to the little Anne-Josephe, and, batting her on the cheeks, told her to be ia good little girl and take care of her mother.'
 Encouraged by his kindness, the farmers wife then told the emperor that her brother had served in one of his dragoon regiments, but had not been heard of for several years. On ascertaining the name of the regiment it was found that it was one of those which had suffered most during the re. treat from Russia. He then told them to hurry off into the forest of Som breffe until the fighting was over. Mime. Rubay has a perfect recollection of the emperor's appearance and describes him as Ca little man with big nose. y
 She also remembers the scene of de- strpction and slaughter presented by the village when they returned the next day. She describes the French soldiers as "fine fellows but her recollection of the Prussians Is not so favorable, for "they ate up all our chickens and our two calves without paying for them. 1"