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SAVAGE ONSLAUGHT
ON READING STOCK
That Was tie One Chief Feature
OF Heavy Decline on the
Market.
aALLY CAME. LATER. HOWEVER
Speculative Tone Uncertain and
Bears Forced to Rebuy
After Selling.

NEW YORK. May 22.--The fall in
prices OF stocks, after proceeding to
some length to-day. encountered CT
fective resistance and was followed by
q substantial rally. The tone of specu-
lative sentiment continued very UNI
certain. MS was evident from tho hcsi-
tating later movement,of prices. The
check to the decline seemed to be due
in large part to the head-long activi-
ties of the bear party, made bold by
tho success of yesterdays attack on
prices. Similar tactics today proved
less successful In forcing stocks on
the market. and the bears were driven
rehuy on n large scale at what they
had sold In the early part of the day,
the demand becoming urgent towards
the close. This was believed to account
for most of the demand. which was
effective in the recovery from the
threatened break at the first. The sub
sidence into dullness on the rallies
pointed to the bear source Of the buy
ing.
"A savage onslaught: Gpon Reading
was feature of the early attack.
Conjecture continued busy over the
sources of the heavy liquidation.
which has come upon the market in
the last few days, and prominent in
dividuals were mentioned as sellers
Calling of loans by banks outside of
New York was said to be a factor in
the urgent selling which has come
out this week Reports of a large per-
sonal loan negotiated by a capitalist
prominent in the metal and mining
industries were made s.e basis for in
ferences of liquidation for that ac-
count. The heavy selling of United
States Steel was thus accounted for,
and also by suggestions of a dis
posal OF holdings growing out of an
expected official change in the COM
pany.
There was no immediate develop
ment of Importance In conditions to-
day. The situation In the foreign en-
charge market left the question of
gold exports undecided. The grain
markets derived their greatest share
OF strength from foreign crop news
to-day. and We're of correspondingly
lessened effect on stocks. The obvious
subsistence of the pressure Of liquida-
tion caused growing ,,ncasincss
amongst the bears, and there was
something like a scramble amongst
them to cover reports in the late deal
ings.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales
par value. sl,56S.0OO. United States 2,s
coupon advanced as pcr cent on call
total sales stocks to-day 1,OOo,4oO
NEW YORK. May 22.-A1oney on
call steady. 2@2 La ruling rate.
y Ia; closing bid, 2; offered at 4
time loans dull and slightly strong.
60 days 3-4@4 per cent. and 90
Gays 4q4 Id, and six months. ga
Prime mercantile paper 51-2 Der
cent. Sterling exchange weak. viii,
a &C anea business in bankers bills at
S4.S360@s4.S365 for sixty day hills
POSTED rates. s4S4 1-2 and s4.s7 10
commercial bills. s4S3 1-2. Bar silver
90 90 Mexican dollars, 81 l-2. GOV.
Irregular. Do'ius
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, May 22.-After some early
irregularlty the cotton market became more
newal OF bull support and covorinr rbo
close was steady, net l4q2l points higher
sales were estimated at 10000 bales. Tho
openhs was steady at decline of 1Q4
iaNoraplH weather map There was further
nquidauon following the call ana some sell.
me !or me account of local bears ana at
one time during the morning prices shownd
het 1858 OF about 34b points This was
borrowed by an advance on covering and bull
:uppor', when may have been encouraged
to some extent by the forecast FOR shnu'nrS
IN paris OF tho western and central belt and
IN The afternoon the market, which had been
ecothPsrshyeir quiet early became moro nc
tive and somewhat excited with rr.c,a a.
vahcihg some 2hT2S paints from the low
p1 as OF he morning Near the close there
months eased 3 or 4 points If, y ron, ~
eeS. Very bullish private crop adyIces
were received during tho day ans, prohahl,
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NEM YORK rKOnUCE NIAnnErs

NEW YORK, May observation-disclosures
bu, dull Rye Flour-Firm. cornmoal9
Firm; kln-dried, s8loQ32J Ryc-s,S,ng:
No. 2 western, 89lSic. g. /. I. Buffalo
Wheat--spot firm; No, red, sl,OJA cle
vator. Options partly &c. net lower, Nav.
S.07H: July, Sl,0S: September LOS; De
ccmber. sl.03h Corn--Spot FIRM; No. Q.
63Mc elevator Options unchanged NAV.
GSAc.: july, 62Hc; septmeber, G2%c. ats
Spot steady: mixed, 43iac.
Beef and Cut Enthusiastically Lard
steady; western prime S92hm0,35; refined
easy; Continent, s9,6b: South America,
$3.50; compound, ss.76@soo. Pork
steady; family. $40; short clear, si7a66p
ls.75; mess slf7b61s.5o. Petroleum.
Steady. Rosln--I'irm: strained. common
Rice--Firm. Enthusiastically. Sugar
Raw, nrmi fair refining, 3.s7c.; centrifugal
90 test. 3.92ca; molasses sugar, a.l2c,: ron n,
ed steady Conee--Spot. quiet; No. Rio
7%o. No Santos, 7%c.; mild, dull Cor,
doYa, sNl2Hc. Futures unchanged to II
points lower. l3utter--Steady ana unchang
3D. Cheese and Eggs--Firm and unchang
ed.
Freights and Peanuts--oulet and UNI
changed. Potatoes-lrrcsulnr; bermuda, PEI
barrel. si@s50i Florida. s3dD560; old po
tatoes, saG2Io Cabbaees--Flrn al sIN;
per crtae. .co,tonsecd oil--oulet but nrn
prime summer yellow. 57c.; off summer vel
Vow, SO g b6e,; sodo. of summer yellow. bsM q
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COTTON.

NEW YORK, May 22.--Tho suit ]
brought against the New York Cotton
Exchange, with view OF cffecting a
reformation In It's methods. has been
dismissed by the referee, upon techni-
cal grounds.
This dismissal. however, has not re-
suited IN any withdrawal Of my
charges, or deprived me Of further
legal resource In the premises. Tho
issue Is joined, but not by any means
determined.
l shall continue by every means
within my power to fight for Il Just
and mcrchantnble contract in New
York; and, as long as the crop outlook
continues Fsoxtraordinary as 1t Is at
present, and the indicated shortage in
next years production seems to be as
acute as at present l continue to be-
lteve that higher prices for cotton are
justified. l cannot but be amused by
the various rumors current with re-
gard to my position In the market. I
have heard to-day. alternately that
was heavily short and heavily long. AS
a matter of fact, 1 believe that cotton
Is going higher and very much higher,
before spinners will be able to secure
from the crop now being planted any
reasonable proportion OF the cotton
they require.
shall publish my report giving the
acreage and condition OF the crop on
Friday next AS far as have been
able to digest the replies, thus far re-
ceived, the Indications are that 1t will
be an extremely bullish document.
THEODORE PRICE.
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THE PRODUCE MARKET
MUCH MORE ACTIVE

Much lighter receipts of good things
to eat on the Cary Street wholesale
block, and decidedly more active de-
mand made the market stronger yes
terday and prices on most articles were
advanced. Eggs went up q cent per
dozen In crate lots. and spring chickens
sonrcd UP to twenty seven and twenty
eight cents per pound.
Vegetables of all kinds were bit
scarcer and prices were firm at former
quotations But little of yesterdays
stocks Were carried over, the active
demand and ready sales cleaning IN
the floors of the commission men. Tho
wholesalers, in anticipation Of the
heavy demand that will be created by
the reunion crowds, have posted their
shippers, and the Indications arc that
there will be no scarcity Of rations next
week.
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Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. NOR.
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
lngs and Norfolk. mercian 4 so and pasyen.
gers, virginia Navigation, Company.
), large Rebecca T. McClnn. Andrews
washington, .. G.. asphalt blocks. Washing.
Ton Asphalt Block and Tile Company
schooner Matilda. Powers. Potomac River
hsh. a. c. Young Company
schooner Eta, Beauchamp, Potomac
hlVer. hsh, a, c. Young Company.
SAILED.
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, NOR.
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
merchandise and passengers, Virginia NnvIv
cation Company. ~
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ehlped the upward movement. Some wires
from Georgia claimed that replanting would
be necessary for tho third time and that
seed was scarce, but recent sellers take the
view that the reports are greatly exaggerat-
ed Southern spot mnrl1ts officially re-
ported were generally unchanged.
Receipts of cotton nj the ports to-day were
1906 bales against 10000 last wee kand To-
.olS last year. For tho week (estimated)
$4,000 bales against 59.234 last week and
II, SIG last year To-days receipts at New
Orleans 3244 bales against 4.296 last year.
and at Houston LII bales against 1919 last
year.. tt 4-ssFt y -.st5-
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bullish enthusiasm wheat prices on the
Board of Trade to-day continued their rec
ord-breaking tactics, all deliveries touthing
ne wrecord MARKS for the season. The July
option sold at S1.03, September at s104h,
and December at sl.05ss. The market
closed nervous with prices showing only
slight changes compared with vest erday's
final quotations, the July and December
deliveries being up Mc while September
was down l-Sc. July corn and oats each
closed at net loss OF 1hc. Provisions were
down 15Q17h to 27hc IT.
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MARKETS
SMALLER DREAKs OF
GOOD LEAF TOBACCO

GOOD LEAF TOBACCO
The leaf tobacco breaks were again
small yesterday, amounting TO but a
little over 10000 pounds. The small
sales were over within an hour. The
offerings were Of medium goods, with a
sprinkling Of good filters, which were
eagerly taken at high prices.
Information from the bright to-
bacco markets is to the effect that the
breaks are small and the markets very
active, the buyers being eager for more
stock than they can find nthe ware
house floors from day to day.
The Richmond warehouses look for
larger breaks to-day, the receipts last
night Indicating that they will reach
$4,000 pounds or more. The sales will
run as follows: First, at Shclburne's;
second, at Crenshaw's third, at Shoe
koe, and fourth, at Stonewall.
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ss.35a6.5o; pigs s5,5o@e.5o. sheep-Re-
ceipts about $4,000 head Marketisteady 70
oc. hgher.t Sheep. $3.50 CPS; yearlings,
s5BG6.75; lambs, s5.509s.75. tS
NEW YORK, May 22.-BEEvEs-Re-
ceipts. s.7o3 head. Steers, $3.50 q 900; bulls.
$3.50 94.70; cows. s?,l0@4.4O. Calves-Rc-
S.. so 90; few choice lots. $685. Sheep
and Lam bs-Receipts 2O.15s head. Clipped
sheep 50 009650: godd to choice clipped.
lambs, S7.754S.25. Hogs-Recepts 5000
| head. One car on sale Feeling steady -
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 90, 1907

ment being fair Dress goods are quiet Tho
local retail trade. Is unsatisfactory
NAVAL STORES
: WILMINGTON. n. c., May 2A-SPIRI'rs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing = receipN, "A
casks; Rosin-FIrm at $4.s2A receipts. 4 IS
barrels Tar---FIrm at $3.50; receipts, 81
barrels Crude urpentlne--Firh at s3.5O@
4.75 and 1925; receipts. 20 barrels
:, SAVANNAH, GA, May o4.-TuRPEN-
IlNE-Firm at 6oHc.; sales. 500 casks; re-.
ce1pts. 1.32s casks: shipments. 40 casks.
n y o' sales l,460 barrels; receipts.
2 - barrels; shipments, 400 barrels: stock,
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,,,Cash cuotnt1ons We're as 1olIows: Flour
spring wheat. 95c. a sl.o2; No red, slD
1.olls No. corn. 55h q 55s.c.; No. yellow,
56Nc. No. 2 oats. 4ahc.; No. white
47&c.; No. white, 44@47c No. . rye. SO a
SIC. Fair to choice mating. soc. No.
nnxsced, s1.2Gk No. I northwestern. sl.27h !;
prime timothy seed. $500 Glover. contract
grades slb.25. Short RIBS sides (loose) !,
16.62h; lard per 100 pounds. s9.I2h; short
clear sides fboxed), s?25Gs.50 Whiskey,
basis Of high wines. sl.2o. Butter-Mnrket
steady; crenmeriesF 1S62c2.: dairies ITO
20lsc. Eggs--.Steady; at mark, cases tnclui :
ed, l5hc.: prsts. l4hc.; prime 1irsts, sac
Cheesc--Stcndy ut 13Q14kc.
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Lee Davis, AZ feet on north line Main
Get, 30 feet west of Robinson Street.,

4 y. Lee DAVIS, 40 rect on north line Main
| 81. 500. ~ n, g. 4
! +, q , Maeasl's, a an wife y 1saae and
heppar siaa s ssssS
'rioinas 9. Williams. jt, trustee, 4 10
na1es p eG,tr' feet 81
IL j. Cheatwood and wlro TO Maria 81
Ebert, 10 rect oh west Side Of twentieth
Street, lis feet north OF O street, 1856.
line Of Marshall Street. IS foot cast or mir.
ltcenth Street $500.
\. W e. Arml!ege and wife u. Horny j.
second Street i02.oo feet south Of Broad
EdW. ". German ana vito to Christopher
l3S feet north OF Crouch Street, *210.
w. II. Adams nhd wifc to Il. w. Evans
90 1ia-l: feet on north line OF Clnfin street.
), Mnrus II. Wright and wife to William
street. 2aaA feet vest Of Meadow street.
H. u. cnbrll ,nnl wife 10 w. r, Mooklnr,
sh1a feet on 'rhirticth Street. northwest cor.
ncr OF Q, street sJ75.
Henrico--1Sate r. md Samuel Whyhrcw to
W. u. Purcell, Jr..2 lots 81, 90. 90 40, 81 and
az IN block No: i5 plan OF Bgooklund Park
Addition, $39S.50. sGs1 N 41'a
Nj. Qnarlcs. acres on Almond Creek about
one.thrl Of q nile south of Richmond, 5000.
sa1h a "a, Edward syinor e ians
p. section | plan Of Highland Springs. ST.
!, a. W. PATTERSON, substituted trustee. Mol
George r, James and Montgomery Lynch
and wives. and Emma r. and Raymond y.
Ogden to Annie Ashburncrs trustees. eli
mond, rrcdericksb,,rg md Potomac Rail
s saH aoou' 81 "''es norm o. A'ehmond'
j.. Goldsmith, west half lot No. co. plan OF of
Montrose s2,35O 4
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. May %, 1907.
QUOTATIONS
CATTLE MARIE Eta

CHICAGO, May ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$4,000 head, Market steady to Oc lower
Medium to good steers. s4.5oa6,5o: heifcrs
{3m4,25; cows. s3.25@b.o0; bulls. $4,000
4G0; calves. $2.75GbO.50; stockcrs and feed
ors, $aMl5.30 Hogs-Receipts about 2s. 00C
head. Market steady to BE- lower. Choice
heavy shipping. s6.3OIG.42H butcher
weights, sC.+Odp6. 60: good to prime. mixed
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DRY COODs MARKEr

NAVY 49,, COoso Az <Atkh Nj.
NEW YORK. May 22.-The dry goods
market was steady for the day. Jobbers re-
port more active trade on summer wa sh
faorics Hosiery and underwea buyers are
very numerous In the market ana arc pur-
chasing for spring. Advances in the cotton
lines are steady and d more active trade Is
mills are very busy the demand far tht mo-
MARINE 3INTELLIGElQCE
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

lReported by Rodgers. N1cCabe & Cos
PETERSBURG, VA, May 22.-pEANIITs.
Spanish Market firm at s1.57h per bushel
Observation-Disclosures steady at iM@4%c. for
!ancy stock: machine picked. 3 @ aye; she'll
Ing stock. 2Mg3c. -
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
Ar Line. common and preferred NNihi,u,
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SHES At Shclb,,rnc,.

Shelburnes Warehouse sold ycster-
,dav 22.6S0 pounds of tobacco at an
average Of sl1 per cwt.
The crop Of MIR. j. w. Boil, Of Caro-
line county, sold as follows:
105 pounds at $4,000 per cwt.
1S5 pounds at $4,000 per cwt
800 pounds at $11.5O per cwt.
40 poundsfnt $4,000 per cwt
$50 pounds at $4,000 per cwt.
lis pounds at $4,000 per cwt.
17P pounds Mt $4,000 per cwt.
This was an average Of $26.52 per
cwt. for his whole crop. leaf and Tugs.
The highest priced lots were bought
by Mr.. T. j. Noble for the r. j.
Reynolds Tobacco Company
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RICHMOND STOCK AIARKET
Richmond. Va Nav o, ~

richmond, Va, May %, 1907.
North Carolina As c. 1910 M <AsAe".
va. g, Old, c. and r., 1872 o,u
va Centuries. 23. c. and r. "a o Sss
RAILROAD BONDS 'of@
A. c. L. r. r. Con. TT. D. O. OK
a. G. L. r. r. GSfe Of Ind. 81. So -
Ga. Sou and Fla, l945..i o7 -
ia and Ala. Con. S. 1885, lao -.
Nor. and West. Ry. As. 1876 az 80
Nor. and West. Ry Poca 4s an -
Pet. Glass AS 5s, r. c., 1925 ,oo -
Pet- Glass b Gs. r. c., 1926 100 -
Florida and Southern is, l9i5. a. -
western n. c. LIST 6s, c. 1914 INA -
RAILROAD STOCKS par -
Atlantic Coast Line "a" 1Oo,10o
Atianilc Coast Line CON- 100 ION -
Chcs. and Ohio. Nov. 1oo Az -
Norioik and West. com . 100 TsiE -
BANK AND TRUST co, SHOCKS -
american National. ION ~
6road street ....-.....2b 40
First National. ...........1oO ei5 =
Merchants National. 100 5oS -.
National Bank of Va I'M IsI -
Planters National. Ioo .6h -.
MISCELLANEOUS. -.
Va.-Car Chem pfd n r ,oo ,o,
Va. Car Chem com I'M az -.
Va.-Gar. G. Co. Col Tr Js. gS1l
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

55Mc.; prime white. 49@6lc.; prime winter
yellow, 59@6lc
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Daily Court Record.
Law and Equity Court

DEGREES entered yesterday: Amanda West
vs.. Robert West for divorce.
suits lnsttuted Fleming Il Christian VS..
James T. Browns Son for $4,000 damages.
- Case on trial: Sydnor Pump and Well
Company W. II. T. Burke for 5000 dam.
ages, growing out OF q contract for tho pur-
chase OF an engine
Circuit Court.
Judgment entered yesterday: w. p. Veltch
w.. y, NJ. Parrish for $l55.27.
Suits dismissed Silver. Spence & Co. vs..
p, W. Gates a. Son Company.
Il, a. Patterson Tobacco Company vs.
tho Atlantic Coast Line Railway Company.
Case set for to-day: Underwood Type
writer Company vs. School Board of the city
of Richmond.
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Natl Il. r.. of Mex. con As tbld) ...... 81,
Ne" york Central gen. 3hs. ......... 92k
New Jersey Central gen. bs (bid). 81. 124H
Northern Pacific 4s... ...... 1909
Northern Pacific 3s (biD. -........ 71h
Norfolk and Western con. s.......... DC
oregon short Line refundlng 4s..... s1A
Pennsylvania conv. avs. ............ %
BEADING General 49,. ......... s5A
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con. Is. III
s.. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s.... 7o%
st. Louis S'westcrn con. 4s (bid).... "A
seaboard Air, Line 4s (oifered)...... 73h
Southern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. So
Southern Pacific LIST As, certiflcatcs.... 9oA
southern Railway IS Odd ........ 10Sh
Texas and Pacific lists. 1l5h
Toledo, St. L. and West. As toffcred)... 7sh
Union Pacific 4s. ..........-......... 1oOit
United States Steel 2nd IS. ...,..... 95H
Wabash 1sts...... ................... los
Western Md. 4s. 75h
Wheeling and Lake Eric Is (bid).... 81
WISCONSIN Central 4s.. 84n
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cr; mlddlIng urlands, 1925; lmlddling gull,
Ii2.50; sales, $500 bales.
Cotton. steady; middling. 1925; gross re-
ccip,s, 80 bales; sales, 1880 bales; stock,
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts:
1905 bales; export to the Continent. '6,716
bales; stock 5O2,415 bales
Consolidated at all ports-Nct receipts.
81 9SS bales; export to Great Britain, l,S?6
ba les: 10 France. 1868 bales; to the Cont
Inent. 19,463 bales; to Japan, 2.4ll bales.
Total since September LIST at all ports
Net receipts 9,56l,532 bales; export to Great
Britain. 3,575944 bnles to France, S73,26O
bales; 10 France S73,26O bales to the Con-
,inent, 3,232 ,o37 bales; to Japan 229,l ss
bales
NEW ORLEANS, May 22.-coTToN-
Spot closed firm and unchanged; middlng.
PC: sales 600 bales on the spot and 500
TO arrive In spite Of the influence OF q
disappointing low market at Liverpool the
future market oepDed steady at an advance
Of from 4 0IG points over the close ycster-
day. further reports OF crop damage having
being received Following the opening the
market sold off several points. but regaine q
these losses later on. when a forecast OF un
settled weather was posted. Tho advance
continued up to the close, which was very
steady. with the active months 20 points
above the close yesterday.
Cotton futures closed very steady: Jan
nary. 11.61; May, l1.60: June. 1lso; july
I . Ga. August. 1882: Septebmer, n.Sb; DC
tobcr, 11.G2; November. l1.6o: DecehS"r'
lies. f3fA 9iH5 it.taa
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Property Transfers.

Property Transfers.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u, Pratt and wife to
William A. Pratt. 30 feet on east side Of
Flfth street, 344 feet north OF Leigh Street.
500.
H. r.. Pollard, special commissioner to
=. j. Hogan. 80 feet OH east Side OF Church
Street. $3.50. H
Henry s. Wallerstein and wife to Irwin
l.. Sutherland, so ah-1s feet on east limo OF
Sixth Street, ?s7-ls feet north Of Clay
Street. subject to deed Of trust for ia,65O.
$3.50. ef
liam all Kosslow to Goode and Collins,
trustees abA feet on cast line OF Twenty
MN Street. lo07-12 feot south OF Street
3l.47b. i,t
German American Ranking and building
Company dncorporateh> to Albert i, Bow
Of foet east OF A. Jotn Street. $3.50.
Mary Scott sublett 10 Henry 8. Waller
stein, 27A feet on north side OF Lolgh Street
4. ". BTown ir1gS and wife to g ", and
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STOCKS BONDS, GRAIN COTTO - ::ssE: ;4:E
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE or STOCKS I'm NEW YORK
BY Thomas Branch & Co, Bankers Brokers t
GALES:

500 Atlantic Coast Line. com
$500 American Shelters, CON.
$1,000 Amalgnmntcd Copper -.
5000 Amer. Car and Foundry.
200 Amer. Car and Foun.. pfd
1850 American Cotton Oil.....
GOO American Tobacco, pfd. !.
600 American Can .............
geo American Can, pfd. ......
200 Amer. Locomotive, com.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd..
1.WO American Sugar ........
1850 A., r. and S lIc. com. -.
A., r.. and S. Fe, pfd.....
$500 Baltimore and Ohio......
l9,400 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
l1,1W Canadian Pacific .........
$500 Che sapeake and OhioH..
1890 Chi, Mil. and st. Pnll..,.
1900 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
A,i00 Colorado South, come.
500 Colorado South, LIST pfd.
Colorado South, "a pfd..
200 c., c., C. and st. Louis.
1900 Con solidnted Gas $4,000.
1900 ware and Hudson...
Del. Lack, and Western
1850 Erie, COM. .................
1900 Erie. 1st pfd............."
400 Erie. I'd pfd................
500 General Electric ........
9,4po Great Northern, pfd.....
1,5dO Great Northern Ore Gifts
800 Illinois Central ........."
1900 Louisville and Nashville
400 Man haitian .................
Metro. Street Railway.
200 Mexican Central ........
400 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. com.
800 NO.. kan. and Ten, pfd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-23
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

,Aas Chicago. B. and Quincy new 4s...... 92
o4% Ch,cago' =, y. J. ana Pnc; K; IL. S.. S6
2 G.. G, 6. and St. Louis gen. As (bid).. 1oo4
2 Colorado Industrial Is, series A..... GO
M Colorado Midland 4s.................. 6S
~ Colorado and Southern Is ibid 5000. S9h
~. Cuba Observation-Disclosures. 1Oc
29A Denver and Rio. c;rande AZ (ofrcrcd)... 95
29A Dstillers' Securities 5s...........,-.. S1ls
i2H Erie prior lien Observation-Disclosures. 95k
)5% Eric General As Odd ................ so
I Hooking Valley 4l5s (bld):.......... 104h
l0s. Japan 6s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9S%
)5ta Japan 4its certificates. .............. 92as
]2is Japan IS. ...................... S4h
)l7s Japan AVS certificates. End series...... 917s
'O?s Louisville and Nash. Unified Az tbld). 1902
8 Manhattan consol gold Is (oNered). 1o1 "
6 Mexican Central Observation-Disclosures. 70
3 Mexican Central LIST Inc. (bid)..... 20
0 MINI. and st. Louis As tofered) ....- 90
)1h Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s....-. 96&
Z Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2nds.... SO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-23

Thomas II. Tarrand and wife TO Martha
IA ]. q Goldsmith, west half lot No.. 90, plan OF
y Montrose, s2,350. S@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-23

Spot cotton closed steady. 20 points high
err mlddllng urlands, 1925; amiddl!ng gulf,
1850; sales, 1880 bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-23

Bonds were irregular. Total sales
par value. Sl.56S.00O. United States 2's
coupon advanced as per cent on call
Iotal sales stocks to-day 1909 O(
shares