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The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
MONEY AT 3 PER CENT
Leaned on District q Columbia Real Estate.
Commissions Low.
HEisKELL S IcLERAN,
iCls T 81
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Edmund & Charles Ran.
d0lph. members 4 The New York Stock Exchange
and the New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Il9 G
street northwest
New Icgk, June l7-After selling up TO a net
advance of o. Il points. led By the July 0Ttiau
oH covering and Wall street support. the market
TUNED easier during the late session under renewed
liquidation and bear pressure with prices back 20
about the closing figures Of yesterday. schil was
the leading seller on the decline. and operations
were largely local For the time being the maraet
IS professional N-tVithS,auding the Improvement
that has undoubtedly taken place in the crop since
June I. the burden of evidence from the South is
that the outlook Is for an Indifferent yield Owing
20 the unfavcfah.e weather during the spring. the
plant has not had a good start and is IN position
20 suffer severely from Uufsv0rabe Developments dur
ing the critical months Of July and August II tie
weather dIriHg this period should be good its vi
tality may De TOO low % successfully mature large
crop With every sp.nuble bale # the old crop
urgently needed for legitimate purposes, with every
indication In farCr ~ another big requirement, ana
with such reasonable basis for bullish new crop
reports faith IN ultimately higher prices must con-
time, whatever intermediate fluctuations may show,
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
NEW YORK MONEY.

Now York, June l9.-MOney on call at the stock
exchange today opened at 2as Per cent; highest 81
lowest u. closing, "a. Most Of the loans were
at ga per cent.
Time money was unchanged. Brokers offered II in
fair volume and a moderate business was done
Rates: per cent for sixty to ninety days, ~ for
four months. for fve months. ard So for six
months Over the year money loaned at 81. to per
cent.
Mercantile paper came into the market with some
freedom, and there moderate investment Rates:
81 pei cent for sixty to ninety DAYS indorsed bills
receivable; 5lsa6 per cent for choice single names
four 10 six months 70 run; eae1 per cent for names
not SO well known.
Sterling was steady, with rates holding well up to
the weeks top level. The market was dull the gold
shipments having no effect on rates. Rates for
actual business: Sixty days, 483s5a4 800: demand
4.s7Sjai.SiO; cables iSsais7s5; commercial bills,
4s3i4s4.sih.
The supply Of grain and cotton bills was small
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
w.su1xcToy CATTLE MARKET

CATTLE-Eztra. per cwt.. 5.5Oas.OO; butcher, 45Oa
500: common. 250; rough. L5o.
HOGs-Per cwt., gross. $50; ordinary. per cwt.,
eO3
SHEEP-Clipped. 4O0a4J0; common. 2O0a30l
LANBS-Spring. choice. IL; medium. 6i7a7; COM
mon. ia5
CALYES-Prime. per b., II; medium, si4a7
common. 4a5: grass 4a4i5.
COWs-Prime, fresh, each. 4oOOa5o.Oo; common,
each. 0o0a59 %: CID and dry. sOOal0.Oe
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
Startling Novelty.

From the Philadelphia Press.
Gov. Hughes idea that before legis-
lature legislates on any subject it should
know something about it, may not be new
in New York, but it would be a startling
novelty in Pennsylvania.
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Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a circula-
tion in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the Cap
ital Its books are oHen,
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.
l.-R.r1lar ean. z O'clock mon:

ssles-Regular call. z o'clock noon:
Capital Traction &c. SIO10 az l1o5 s. oo0 al llo't
81 600 at IlC4. 8 800 az llz $500 at ll5z 100 at
lllN. 81 at 10. SI-6 AZ 10
Washington Railway and Electric Is. $50 at s.H.
81 900 AZ sl1.. Sl00 At aE. a.OO at sIH Sl.OO at
sli. 500 al SIN
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat S.. slOo) al
Ip
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. at
77-s 70 az ~.
Washington Gas, . Al 6sA . AZ 6s's. . a. ss4
p az 6s's sat ssH . al 6's . at 6ss . az 6ss
= at 6sss 3 az s5iz . az tss.
Mergenthaler, 10 az -10-. 70 az 2r.
National Bank 0f Washington. : az i0A
Commercial Fire Insurance. 15 az s.
American Graphoph7ne common. 10 az g, 70 al g.
10 az g. 10 st a. 10 at g. 10 at i3is.
American Graphoph0ne preferred. / az 50.
After Cal-Washinzton Gas certificates. $40 at i15
Washington Gas, 100 at 69is lbuypr 6ll.
Capital Traction S.. S57 az lllA.
The following are the closing quotations Of yes
te!days stock exchange.
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trade. No Northern Duluth. TO arrive, &c over
July. f. O. b. No. l Manitoba 95ia T. 0. b.. No 2
Northern Manitoba to arrive, 9e. f. o. b.; No. 2
red, +. q. b., L004; Nc. ? hard. f. b.. lO27s ;
No. ! macaroni s71z, f. O. b.. No. macaroni sjk
Exporters took 90 loads. chiefly macarOni and
Manitoba 70 arrive.
CORN-7SirInger No. elevator. 81: No. 2, 62R.
I. O. b. No, p T. o. b., early July 62lz; No 2
yellow s.; No. white, 654. T. o. b. Exporters
took 10 loads.
OATS-Suongar; trade active Elevator prices.
No. white. 81; No white, 81; No. mixed, 5Ois
Prices Of futures follow:
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & Co. mem
bers q the New York Stock Exchange, Munsey
Building
sales 10 noon .......... 10000 shares
Total sales s,.............2 IS. 800 shares
Call money; High 31k, low 2s4, close 3.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
Has Revised the Snvtu,

From the Boston Transcript
The President has attacked the Oyster
Bay woodpile. But he isn't saying moth
ing.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished BY T. r. Chapman &
Co, members New York Stock Exchange G. Bowie
C.iDman, manager. 1901 street northwest
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Washington Gas was the most active
issue on the local Stock Exchange yes
terday. the prico weakening somewhat
under large offers of the stock. An OPP
ton on 100 shares was sold for 69s. more
than a point below a similar transaction
few days ago Sales Of the stock were
on fractions above 6Sha. Animation In
Gas does not seem to hold as high as
last week The market for the moment
seems bearish, and those with bets out
that the stock will go 10 70 before II
reaches 60 are whls,ling TO keep their
courage up.
American Graphophone common was
again in demand yesterday, selling at 43
and a fraction above.
The railway bonds came in for good
records. the price Of Capital Traction IS
shading OF TO 10, and Washington Rail
way and Electric is to Sli4
The directors Of the National City
Bank declared an initial dividend Of per
cent 10 stockholders Of record. payable
on July !. After paying this dividend. II
is stated that the bank will have an un-
divided surplus of 10000
The directors of the Metropolitan Fire
Insurance Company have declared a semi
annual dividend Of per cent, payable
July l.
The Home Savings Bank has declared
the usual semi-annual dividend Of 5 per
cent, payable July l.
The directors Of the Columbia and Real
Estate Title Insurance Company have
declared the usual dividend, payable on
June g.
Charles Jacobsen has applied for mem
bership 70 the Washington Stock Ex-
change, having purchased the seat Of
John Lynch, jr. The price paid IS said
20 be s., $50
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GOVERNMENT BoNns.

Nev York. June la.-Closing quotations Of United
States government bonds:
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Herbert L. Jones. Of \. o. Brown <
Co.-"Thc stock market has been dull to-
day with no trading 70 which special
significance could be attached. Europe
has sold considerable holdings in Amer
lean securities, and the Strengthening Of
gold reserves at this time would put
foreign investors in good shape 10 come
into. the market as soon as confidence Is
restored. On anticipation Of the re-invest-
meut Of July disbursements there should
soon be marked improvement In prices
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving K Harrington
& Co, members Of New York Produce Exchange.
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Opinions on the \

Opinions on the New York Market.
+. W. Crew, Of Henry Clews G. Co
THE market was extremely dull to-day
London did practically nothing, and
commission business was at a standstiil
English cOnsols sold to-day at 50 3-16
which is a new low record. Gold TO the
amount Of $2.500090 will be taken for
shipment 20 Paris by Tomorrow s
steamer, which brings the total on this
movement up to S5,S0.0J The Bank Of
England bought eIs20JO gold IN the open
market to-day, but sold e23s0oO for ship
ment from that center TO Paris. l do not
see any encouragement 10 buy stocks ex-
cCpt for quick turns and small profits"
G. Bowie Chipman, OF L. r. Chapman
e. Co.-"With smaller transactions than
yesterday the market to-day continued
20 exhibit the same lack Of aggressive
ness in either direction Few stocks
fUctuated over a range Of one point.
ReadIng was feverish pending the an
nouncement Of the result Of the dividend
meeting, but grew stronger when ii was
stated that the board Of directors had
adjourned without taking any action on
the common dividend. When the shorts
Try 10 sell the market declines. and when
they attempt 20 cover prices are bid up.
In other words, az the moment II Is stale
and Improbable, and apparently should
be sold on any strong spots
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished BY f. r. Chapman &
Co. members New YORK Stock Exchange. q. Bowie
Chipman. manager. l5JI F street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

SELLS cents per share.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-20

Charles Jacobsen has applied for mem
bership TO the Washington Stock Ex-
change, having purchased the seat Of
John Lynch, jr. The price paid IS said
20 be $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19

y Danville, va, March IN, l9Vt.
The weather for the lpast week has been
seasonablc for handling tobacco, and in con-
sequence our receipts have been fairly large.
The quality Of the offerings shows an I'm
provement but small proportion of tho com
moner grades of tobacco now offering. the
sales consisting largely Of medium grades
of filters and wrappers. with fair sprink-
ling of good bright cutters and cutting leaf.
Prices are stehdy and the market closcd
strong, with active demand for all grades
Trade In relrled rldts of tobacco continues
active. and the tobacco of this as we'll as
the previous crops now held by dealers In
this market, are much smaller than we have
seen them for years. The trade Is rapidly
taking up all desirable lots offered and
when the 1905 crop ia wound up 1t Is evil
dent that but small stock Will be carAed
over as compared with former years.
Preparations are beginning for tho new
crop. The plant beds are being prepared
and the land being broken UP and fertilizers
purchased on a scale that Will compare fay-
orably with this period for the past several
years. 1t is not probable that there Will be
4 ahs-increases. In the ,acreageIin the old belt
| as the scarcity OF laoor will be Il large fac
tor In this. There viii possibly be an in.
| crease OF acreage In the bright tobacco bell
| Of North and South Carolina
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ON THE LOCAL MARKETS
FRUIT AND PRODUCE
RULING VERY HIGH

The wholesale produce and fruit
market was fairy actiye yesterday for
tho opening of week in the between
seasons time. Receipts were light.
and the demand for some articles was
In excess of the deliveries Fowls are
very scarce. One of the oldest COM
mission merchants on the block says
he never before saw the receipts Of
chickens as small at this season. Hens,
old and tough, are selling at fourteen
cents per pound wholesale, fail
chickens at twenty-five. winter chickens
at twenty four, and spring broilers go
readily at thirty-five gents per pound
in tae feathers. EGGS are firm at fifteen
cents In crate lots. Florida vegetables
are rot as Plentiful nsthe buyers would
like to see them, and are. consequently
high. The market IA we'll supplied
with cabbage Of all ekipds, and this
vegetable is somewhat tileap
the on.y thing oBfthe market that Is
cheap
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COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. March ls.--The cotton mar
ket WAS rather nervous and irregular during
to-day's session. but ruled we'll under the
closing fiEurea ~ last night, and whise steady
points. Sales wss estimated at 10000
bales, The opening was steady at a decil,
OF aU6 points In response To lower cables
than due, good weather over the weekend
and continued large receipts There was
considerable selling all along the line. but
the relative steadiness of that position was
the feature of the session. A local spot
house with New England connections was a
heavy buyer OF the active spring month,
taking one lot OF 10000 and another OF 5000
baies and this continued the declining ten
With May selling point or two over I've
July option, Later the support was little
less aggressive. and May sold OF even with
July in the afternoon, when the market
ruled about 9lp12 points net lower me
close was only n little up from tho lowest
an the old crop months Liverpool cables
were quite disappointing. and private cables
said that longs were liaudating. presum-
ably. To avoid tenders The heavy buying
OF May here was thought by some 70 oe
for a concentrated long interest. when ID
understood TO he looking for builish cen
sus report on Wednesday, while others think
that good portion OF the demand Is TOT
covering OF straddies between here and Llv-
erpoo theory which might account tor
the weakness Of the English market South
ern spot markets were unchahBeh 70 AZ
lower + f =, 10,
Receipts at the ports to-day We're z! dss
last year. For the week 100000 bale.
against 1s7.596 last week and 1853. .as,
| year. To-day's receipts at New oriean.
/ 0SS bales against 4s82 last year. ana AZ
| houston S,104 bales against a.iaG last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19
TOBACCO BREAKS TO
BE SMALLER TODAY

The leaf tobacco arket will open
up this morning for the week with
auction sales running as follows: First,
Crensiaw's second, at Shockoe, third,
at stonewall, and fourth. at Shell
burnes
The warehousemen do not loook for
large breaks this morning, although
some Of the houses had good receipts
by rail yesterday, and few wagons
came in last night.
information from the bright markets
IL to the effect that the breaks are
growing smaller as the weeks go by
and prices are well up 1t is said
there is less bright leaf stored in
Danville now than has been known
at this time of the season for sew
eral wears IaEt The storage ware
houses are almost empty. something
like 1900 hogsheads having been
shipped out in the last two months
This Indicates thet the manufacturers
i throughout tho country are short Of
stock.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKEr,

NEW 1ONA ItSODUCE MANAEI,
NEW YORK. March 1s.-FLo uR--Quiet
and barely steady. Rye Flour--Quiet. Buck
wheat Flour---Dull. Cornmeal--Barely
steady.
s1Isc. elevator. Options MspAc net lower.
May, sshc.; July. sac; September, s,Mc.
corn--spot hrlpi No. 2, 5s%s; elevator.
SAGE, os ats Steady: mixed, i74sc,
Beef--steady. Cut Meats--Easy; picked
bellies, lo.s ai2tac; pickled hams, 1ac
S. so al Is, Pork nasy family, SIS, 50 a
spo9 saoTs ssng mess
Rlce-s,eady. Molasses--s Steady Sugar
Raw, steady fair refining, Sci CENTRIFUGAL,
coiree-ouiet. No, Rio, NE, mild, dull;
cordova. 9ql2,ac, Futures unchanged to s
points lower.
|, Butter-steady; extra creamery, 2sla6
soc; creamery, common TO extra, g1Q29c. !;
held common to extra aoMaoc. State
dairy, common to finest, aomasc.; rcnoyat-
tory, common to hrsts, 1ShIell&ci western
| imitation, creamery, hrsts. ?s@stc' Cheese
Firmi fun cream, salored' small and large
1lh@15c, Eggs--Flrmer; nearby, selected,
white, 2l@22c: good to choice, 19@20c,;
| brown and mixed. extra lsia @l9ci ilrsts to
extra hrs,s l7'aGlsc.; western, isrsts' l7'se';
| Freghts to Liverpool--stcady; grain. by
steam. I'D; cotton by steam, 10. Pea
1 nuts--Firm fancy handpicked, 6Ac' othef
\ domestic, aiaGp7c, ENTHUSIASTICALLY; Ber-
muda per barrel, $4,000, Southern. late
crop, ss@ss5; Maine. per bag, s1sbql.75
Long laland, sl.7b@s.oo per barrel state
tatoes. steady. vineland, nor barrel, sa7b q
s,75; other Jersey, S2@a,9o cnbbases
steady; white, Danish seed. per =, ton on sasm
Orleans, per crate, saPa7b, cottonseet
4 Oil---Tirm on light offerings Prime crude
t, o. b. mills sog40c,; prime summer yellow
nA per va11ON AAdl4HC,, GOOD
| Off summer yellow. 4b@ 4det prime white
&c.; prime winter yellow, 6Sc,
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKBr.
Richmond, Va. March IS. !

Richmond, Va. March is. 1907.
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia Centurles--4, 900 at 92sa; 1000 at
o2M; 1000 at 02M; 1900 at 92A,
virginia Carolina Chemical pfd, y, ct,--
at LOG; at l06; at loo; . at 106.
SALES SINCE BOARD,
Virginia. Carolina chemiqal MD, 8 p. Ct
B at 100; 10 at 10s,
STATE sECuRtTIEs. hid, Asked
North Carolina Ga, c, lalv.... le6 -,
Va as Old q. and r.. 1921. % 92N
Va, Centuries. 90. g. and H.. s2A 92t!
RAILROAD BONDS
A. q. T.. r. II. Con. Tr, 4p. a.. o6 80.
a. G. u. II, II, Gifts, Of Ind. 4 p, o, 81 81
A. O. L. r.. N, cts, of Ind, 49,, 81 SO
Char and West Car. .st bs.. 10s 80.
Ga. Car. and North. LIST bs,.. 1903 IL.
Georgit. Pac lat es. o., leaa.. l1s 1ao
Georgia, So, and Fla, 1915. 40 ~.
Georgia and Ala Con, 80, 1915, to7 ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19
NV GoODs NIARKEr.

ONI OUUI5S I14Ntk1NI1H' =
NEW YORK, March 1S.-The dry goods
market was more quiet for the day. Some
slight easing In prices was noted on fine
cotton goods, but generally speaking, the
market holds very firm. Raw silk continues
to advance. Dress goods are being opened
steadily Cotton yarns arc very duh for
the moment In this market.
NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON, N. G.. March 1s.--SPIR-
IT'S Firm Mt 74Ac. bid: re-
ceipts, 10 casks. Rosin--Frm at sl.l5: re-
ceipts. 100 barrels. Tar--Firm at $s,So; re-
CENTS 377 barrels. Crude Turpentine--ftrm
SAVANNAH, GA, March 1S.--TURFEN-
TINE--Firm at 74Ac. bid; sales, casks;
receipts "a casks; shipments. none, Rosin-
ISlrm and steady sales, 2l0 barrels; receipts,
500 barrels; shipments. 4,O4b barrels; Stock
''t REHABILITATION, 8. C.. March 1s.-TUR-
PENTINE AND RoSlN-Nothlns ao'nsi
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH IS, 1907.
ARRIVED
steamer Pocahontas, Harvey, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers oid DOMINION
Line. ,,., 49,.
chandise and passengers, Old Domlnlon Line,
Barge Hercules Muihaern 'fh''aae'ph'a'
light.
Steamer Pocahontas. Harvey, NortolK,
merchandise and passengers Ola DOMINION
Line. ,,.u, a,
chandse and passengers Old pomlnlon iine;
Steamer MobjacK, Oraves Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
sengers Virginia Navigation Company
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New York Central gen shs.......... SIX
New Jersey Central gen. bs.......... 1874
Northern Pacific acknowledgements. zoos
Northern Pacific So Observation-Disclosures. 10
Norfolk and Western con! 4s....,,... ss
Oregon Short Line refunding fs...... 30
pennsylvania COW, Ms,..s.......,. sa7i
Reading General 4s......... ..st....... %
st. Louis and Iron Noun con 5s.". HOY
st. Louis and san Francisco III. 49,. 40
ST. Louis southwestern con. As. .,.. "A
Seaboard Air Line 4s......i.. ..,.t... 70
Southern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. s6ia
Southern Pacific 1st Az, certificates o2A
Southern Railway 5s, ....4t......... 100
Texas and Pac list (offered) ........ 117h
Toledo, ST. L.. and Western A. ....... Slas
linton Pacific 4s .....l..~...... 100
United states steel end 5s.........., s7M
wabash 1sts Observation-Disclosures. n1h
Wabash Deb. - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Western Md. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. N .
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s (offered). SO
Wisconsin Central As. ...,s........... 81
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CINCINNATI. o.. March is,--HoGs--
non mon. ss'io@s.so. cattiei1siew. Fair TO
good shippers. si.5ombI50; common, s2.s5m
1926. Shccp--strong a. ts.bom56o. Lambs--
strong Mt s31bng2G
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARIxET.
Richmond, Va, March Is, 1907.
uf,f nIIOTATTONS 'tf E''
CATsrLH NIAnISEr,
HIUHMOND live STOCK MARKET.
(sales mt Union stock Yarhs)

8 RICHMOND LIVE STOCk MARKET.
(sales mt Union Stock YaMs,)
Richmond, Va, March rs, 1907
Report of the 1.-Two stock market for the
week. ending March 18th;
Rest steers, hM@h&c,; medium to good.
4RMbAc.; common ta fair 3&d4Ac. |; best
hcIfers, 4NQ5Nc; medium to good, a94Ac,;
common 70 tat "a o.; COWS sl u.s. extra,
Calves, So; hogs ~ g 1As fat sheen. 9 @
i7Hc.; common to good, . Gp2c,
Prospects good for next market.
cillcAAaos., March ts,--c n. Ere
t'' best steers, sla5dpi,sb; helVsrs, e,eG 70
lb,a6. COWS. sa.a5aH ooi bulls, ss,sb ara,ao,
sabodrSss. Hogs Receipts about 10000
head, Market ~ lower, Choice, heavy,
wHiSi lLsht, missed. ss7s@o,7s, \ sh;a,cs:
5aaiss Ss.67Isdps,Yo Sheen Rocoiptn about
$4,000 head, Market strong, Sheen. 500
GbOi scarllnss. $sdl 100; lambs, $4,000 3, 90
NEW yons, March ls3ynE 2, . Y re- Y,
ss.ao@Asst; fancy do. s4lsSi cows, ", ~ y
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEANI1r MARKET.

neported by Rodgers.s McGabe g. COD
PETERSBURG VA. March lS---PEANUTS:
spanish--Market firm at s1.35 per bushel.
Virginias- Market Arm at SO. for fancy
stock; prime. ah@aMe;; me esnl picked
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II, s.. refunding IS. registered. ....... 1ob
u. =. refunding ~, coupon ........... i0 ",,1
n & ss. co,,pon. Observation-Disclosures. 1o3h
Il. d. Old As. Registered ......... l60ss
r. d. old As, coupon .,............. 10lM
u S. New As. registered. ............ 100
II 4, New Ia. COUPON. ...........' lso
American Tobacco is................ Tsh
American Tobacco Gs ................ lo7h
Atchison general As ..,...,........ 100
Atchison adjustment 4s.............. 90
Atlantic Coast Line ELECTROMAGNETIC. t6
baltimore and Ohio As. ............ 1909
baltimore and Ohio 3lzR. ........... 81
brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. ts...... 80
Central OF Georgia bs...........,. lo7M
Central of Georgia list Inc. taffered). SOY:
q q d. ssrsa "a snd Iu Inc
Chess peake and Ohio 4lts. lol
chicago and Alton 3lss.........l!.... eoA
Chicago. B. and Quincy new is.,.,.. Z.
Chicago, II. ]. and Pac. Il. ST.. III
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago. X. I. and Pan, T. II. col S.. sSA ,
c. c.. G. and st, L. gen. As toffered) 100
Colorado Industrial 6s, series A...... sax
Colorado Midland AZ. .......a.....,.. 6S
Colorado and Southern 4s..,,.,..... 80
Cuba 5s,. Observation-Disclosures, lGoA
Denver and Rio Grande As (bd), -. %
ISstiIiers Securities 5s...........,.. s51a
Erie prior lien As tbid) ............. sSts
Hooking Valley NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1854
Japan gs. .......... ................., tns
japan 6s end series ................ 99M
japan 4lAs certificates, ............ SsM
japan AL. ......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sol.
Japan AVS certificates End series.... Ssh
Louis. and NaNh. Unified As fbidI... 9gtt
Manhattan consol gold 4s...,.,...,.. o8.t
Mexican Central 4s....... ....}....'t 10
Mexican Central LIST 1nc............t. ~
MINI and ST Lons Is tofered) .s,... 81
Missouri Kansas and Texas 4ss..... 96a
missouri Kansas and Texas 2nds.... s2R
! Natl r. r. OF Mex con. 5s toTered) S3si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19
1,ICIMoNn rnnAccn MAnISEr.

Richmond VA, March Is, 1907
Tobncco---Dark Fired; Receipts continue
light and market firm and active at prices
quoted. Brights. Market strong for all
good stock; receipts continue light. Sun
cured: Receipts continue llgn and market
active at unchanged prlces. Wrappers; Very
ao, nd cd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19

400 cnivcs--Receipts e,s77 head vcals
fS fed eaves 81 o. sheep us eu
$3.50; lambs. se25as.bo: yearlings, $3.50.
IIogs--Receipts, io,S57 head Market lower
at $7,2b97.i0.