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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
STOCKS AND BONDS.

The / New York stock market was dis
appointing yesterday to those who have
been expentlng al upward movement to
lead to full recovery z. from il the recent
slump and the effects &of the panic.
The market opened weak. and there was
q moro or less downward tendency all
day long, With now and then a rally in
some stocks, However, these rallies
were not substantial, and under tho stress
of the quiet stream Of liquidation that
flowed all through the trading hours they
could not hold out, Several Of the lead
ing stocks, notably Union Pac;Se and
Atlantic Coast Line, closed several points
lower than tho opening, Some others
which had lost points or fractions dug
Ing the day edged back to the starting
point, and closed as they opened, Il On the:
whole, the market acted badly and some
experts expressed the opinion that sllqui-
8datioll4 has not reached tile end yet The
Jos We're DOT 400 OF shares and sl,775,ooo
Of bonds. s [,
Tie financial situat lion has improved
somewhat, and q very good authority.
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.CRESCENTSlC iTY DERB Y a5ss. 5llE
vii BE RUN T0-DAxl

NsIlyyy ORLEANS. March 9. wv NV
Start the twelttR pressent StfitySI srbv.G
worth $40. 900 and tho Blue ibhoH
event sot New Orleans winter fac IA on
lis one mila and am eighth. incl uda43
finSthe starters are ~ n keef il ~: ~ tnns1s
OF the City Park 5 ~ arby; X nlace0say
winner of tha California nerhy, nh ~
Montgomery. The latter Isl the lJaYortfSs
i'm tha early books, cling quot To 1t161s
at s to 2. He Is the dark hotse of
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ss MIssoURITHERE,
Makes Still Larger Appropriation
+ ss.E for Exhibit at Jamestown.

Y M -7- spea1aI ~ Tho T1Res- Dlspatch,l --
OH 30 Y A.. March 22s.-7 ord hns
sss etssa Ct s
Missouri has appropriated mn additional
$4,000 for, tho States partleipat ton in
ss s esss ttets
money Will DO devoted to a State ex-
yhibit and for enter ming purposes,
BIS rhe M tssourl Sta to Isx posi- tion Commits
sion has Il accented the Invitation to be
fpresen T. at he openl ngS Of the exposition
on Ap Ell 20 TIL: The Missouri building Is
spoW well und der way, 7e q u +, 1f
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YOUNG ROOSEVELT MADE js'
ASST. MAN AGER OF CREW

CAMBRIDGE, MAS s., arch 90 ms,
end assistant ma "a 'i,i Se iis ard
latIe commtteo to-n isd The sbpoiis
ment5 was mad o from list Of M aoaaa,
candidates, al OF IN nom have been soIns
tpetlng for the place nee last Or tobels hA
crew and doing other " FORK for the nnIlsl
.agement, & II tho usual order OF succ esaIsN
in the crew mana cement Is followed
YOUNG Roosevelt VIII probab ly be assist.
his senior wear, l4 if3 lib s
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SALES:
q -

Il
300 Atlantic Coast Line, com.
1890 American Shelters. com. !.
8,7o0 Analgumated Copper ~.
800 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun., pfd.
a 200 American Cotton Oil !.
500 American Tobacco, pfd...
American Gun ......,,. !,
M American Can, pfd.........
LOW Amer. Locomotive. com. !.
lU Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
,W American Sugar ......,..
81 ,20iA., 4. and 8. Irc, com. ....
900 Az, Z. and S. E'e, lfd. ..,s,
7,iW Baltimore and Ohio.......
300 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
10, 100 Canadian Pacific
900 chesapeake and Ohio. ..,.,
l3,aW Chicago, Mil. and st. Paul
1000 Colorado Fuel and 1rofl.,..
600 Colorado South, com.
Z Colorado South, LIST pfd ~.
Colorado South. I'd pftl,,.
Clev., Gin, Chi. and st, L
400 Consolidated Gas y. ~. !,
s2,1W Delaware and Hudsofl...
lW Del, Lack. and Western.
&c, 600 Erie, com ...... =. /.
4 $500 Eric, LIST pfd !.
100 Erie. "a pfd. ...........,,..
800 General Electric
F103O) Great Northern, pfd ~. /.
$500 Great Northern Ore cts. I.
GOO Illinois Central
1900 louisville and Nashville.
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Y. !. refunding rs. registered !. /.
Y. 9. refundlng rs, coupon, !, I @.........
Y. 81 3s. egistcred /. n ~
y. =. ss; coupon. :. ...t
u. Old III cS, ~ 4. <
y. $. New 49, registered !, !. !. ..l.. 4. ..t.S
". 3. New ~. co upon !. !. ..... Z, n
American Tobacco a 3. n. ~. s.
american q, Tobacco es... .5......
Atchisoh adjustment is 4. 4. .,..,..,.,,
atlantic Coast Line 4s. /.
baltimore and Ohio 49,. ...,....,.....
baltimore and Ohio avs &. I, =, 3. {.
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit conv. ii.
Central of Georgia ba OFFERED !. !. !, !. !. :.
Contra! 8of Georgia list Inc ibid u. "A
central OF Georgia End Inc. Il ffered) {.
Central Of Georgia I'D Inc. toffered ~.
CheBa peake and Ohio AIS. ....,,,.l..
Chicago and Alton sks.. Z.
chicago. .. and Quincy new 4s.. Z. Z
Chicago. n, I. md pac. r.. II. a 1. 4. i.s
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Raw5 firm: fair refining. Sc. n cent rifugsai.,
80 ., tsst y g,
Santos, No sizes mild, quiet: cordova,s
3 g 2.ac.a3$$ Futures O. 90 points Ill gher. l
ottonseedt@ O!--Qulet Siii and 4 8& q enerallyi
stead Prime crude. I. m Ills, q 3sc. n
nominal prime summer 81 yellow. 47c .T:Si Oft
summer yellow, 81 G45c..; good, I o ft{ sum
m err yellow ~ q 5c.s; prime wllite,3 55c.;
prime Wint err yellow 52c 5.strs 55a
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Give Bas ket Picnic

. .1.I SHntIHI 20 TIC 7IInes -DlspatCfi1C n 81
DORSET Var March q ,---The pa.
irons Of GIenlto seAool vii give a has,
March TO- 1907, III 4 b n 1''',i'F !,
.. Mr.. n: G. Stearnos,5 secretary to the
state Board Of Ed ucation,a tlne speak
'er md a. man thoroughly conversant
With. tho, needs Of the schools In Yir.
favor Of better schools arc Invited Il
be ureSent dfff iSssF efystf ~
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5CLOs1N G BOND QUOTATIONS.

4 CHI. !, II. I. and pac. col. Is toreredl.. Ssh
- -, ~, y. and st Louis goi 07h
G ointdustrial ,5s, ser les a 62t
Io!orAuo $Alldland 4s....l.. Ne7 e%'
Colorado ana Southern Is tbldl...... ssss
4 GupA 5s ibid ).!s. v. Z. 30 n
Denver and Rio Grande As. ....i... sS Ell
DsttllerR Securities Is ~. y. IA. Y S6R
Il ERE prior lien 49,. ....... 92B
Erie General 4s.s. q. ~. ~. SO T
Hooking Valley Ans Gbid) ..... h ..as 1oaA
Japan 6s X. Il. 4. 90. s. { y9ss
i Japan g. End series ~. 4. 4. 3. =. 99ia
4 Japan 4Aa. cert lficates. ~. ssh
i Japan As Did ~. !. !. /. Y. Il. 30 A
4 Japan AIS certificates. end series. e. So y
A 1.ouisyilloHnnd Nash. Unified As. 49,, Of S
j N anhattan 4cOnsol gold As (bd) 49,. 1. /. 8 99h
i Mexican Central 4s. i. 4. NJ. ~. ssh
Il Mexican Central 1st Inc. 2lA
4 MINI. and st. Louis IS (offered) W. XII SO 91
4 NJ ssouri. Kansas and Texas 49,. 81. !. y 96h
4 Missouri. Kansas and Texas ends. y. 3 SIS
y National r. r. OF Mex con. IA. ~. Z. S3A
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~ u T-.i5g3lt u
3 u "a CATTLE MARKET. . 5aSF
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MA RKEn7,3
lSQleS Mt IlnIuu IL ~ ..HI..A..L

-
sales 1T Union Stock u ards 1'EEs.S ss5i
e. Richmon q, . Vs. larch, 3 Il % \ N
Report of the live stock - ~ - 4. 9.
week ending March 18th : 81 - - X ~ ~
s.. Best steers, 81 1a @ 5Ar;; medium to good
~ gbAc. . common to. fair, * @4ho.; best
common falr, az q &C.; cows.s3S a. ~. an;s,
y4Mc.;&bulls. 3A q 4c.; freq COWS, 81 ap o.
Calves. q &c.; hogs. 6h ID 7Kc.;f at sheen:'sHMa
6tsc. common8to fair % 614c.:g hest IN -, ne
y &c; common to good, s a "a. $500
Il prospects 8 GOD Tor next market. d
about $500 head . Market at but ala,v
ls3.e6 hefers, S. d s. Is; bulis. saWs
80 calves. SS2.75 @7.75: sstockers AM Toad
sers.1 ~ q i.90 agHogs--Receipts about 90 0o(
head p, Market. Gp1 oc. lower. Choice, heaSs
s y Seito QaasG
ts!.7096 AS; bulk OF sales. I55 S6.35m6.so,
tsheep-Re ceipts a bout 4, 900 head l7 Irarks
weak .3 Sheen, ST 96.25; yearlings, 4 Jap7.l5
lambs, 50 q 300 - 81
Jew YORK t March }e2.-REEtEs--.lR
cows, Sl.5o "a. IS. Calves n ceipts. 81 3.
head :. Mark firm. Pressed calves strong
SSheep and I4ambs--RecelpIs;g q Il s head
Lambs quotable4 at Sc. 90 dl8.60 ,5SS No sheer
offered. I4ogs-Receipts,8l2. ~ 30 head, ali sfoI
islaughterers Market {nomtna Quotations
3, .cI !; n \, March III as
$50 conn s., IS $50 ,s cattie-2steadyy
Lam q easy I s4.76@s .s6 III
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1 MIsCnLLANEoUs MA RkETs.
4 PEANUT MARKET

& (aeported by Rodgers. n cCabe (. Co,
y A12 BuRG,iVA.. March s2o-PEANIJrs,
Spanish Is Market firm at sl.s5 per hushel
Arm at &c. a| TOR & fancy
stock; prime, 4A q 'c. 8: mach Inc a picked
8 H@ 4Mc.; Smelling Stock @ 34a q, 55ii-.
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.RA|LROAO NEWS
from ALL POINTS
President Stevens Reports the
Damage from Ohio River
Flood Was Slight.
BRIsToL's NEW CONNECTIONS
---------r 3.ts
Norfolk and Western Is Not
Undcrtl1e. Thumb OF the
Pennsylvania. NJ,
.BRIsT0L's NEW CONNECTIONS

Y III II N 5-Ilf7 M On
President stevens. or the Chesapeake
and ohio Railway returned last night
after an Inspection tour over the en-
tire road. He passed through tho city
and went on to Nowport News, spend-i
Ing all of Yesterday there. and res
turning home 1T night. Tho president
reports that the damage to the line
no high ater.; il Y ti,c Tt1hio ,ivcr wig
si ~ c @nv a v a !, md
that there was no serious delay 10
IS n n
I. Tho of,ces of tho i Old d dominion
Steamship Con, nanv we're araped IN
3mournlr = vest erday on account sof tho
s,,f,f,c,7 dcnt !, ~ Maze 1.nr1x ~ M = w i, N
iGuillau,leu.t hc nrcs,dent Sof thu cont
pany.B$ IN N g
li.s. ". sa u
@ A1i$+ ~ roo1s u, tari,g s. ,ch r,onf, ,vi,,
lava cxc,,rsinn stra a. 't,n,,,i 40 it,to ttc,
ni ~ * fInstor5 Nton,iayS I ~, III IL III.
n i tl,cv wf,l u All q 10 atrcat x,lth
shop pers. hi ,,15 d, 81
- 4 IN, - 3, AS Il \. ! 4.
ocivcd frn,ns ristoi va "a u cr,lav hrl
;rha nj n,ea. Al ~, ,ons nnt jind}catc,
thn+ silva ~, 4 - III han,, 4 a,
a
t - sus . I, 4.
" tlaI ti'e s. a,
ltal eS tending from MO cast "a p
| o., y hrough HAWKINS " count 7 e y
Will N ave been compl ct ed 4 by next fall
The complc Of this road will mean
new business for Bristol. in Z, that 1t:
will connect tho peopleiEof the rich
Hawk ms COIN 4, 5vn llev}l,yit,, tha Rrie
to,| lnn rlrc f:li n 4 II. e
ma staois i,rf5 ~ 4 Ato,cca !, 7, n -
Z, = :, :, .
.',s Z,
81, = 4. : 49,. M
q, : :, 4, .'.l \. = = e.eu
1eh tnis road1s com
the so '1, under
aho oassen ger "a n schedu le be tween
Bristol and 1Slnoxvllle via TIL ute.
While tho pub lie mi ght no IT, have
I3dreamed OF such thing. IA local rail-
road contractor stsltes that 81 tho TIol-
ston RI, . va ~ ., q M n =,
A. ~ 90 Z 7 !,
Il =, &, Z :
ro,,t u -.
nano,iI1o ~, ~ = ,tlnu
Ts t's !. !, 4, 5$5 3S5S
~, ~, t
Inc ne u annual 81 ockho doris meet ting Of
the n Merchants and M liners Transporta-
sion 8Fslompanay was " held y, ~ Baltimore
3,ihursday and the old board of five al 4
Tec,ors was s /, re elect ed. he propoSi ton
to.lncrense he.capital stock OF the COM
pany IVY to ~ 600, goo was not
When Lne2 plan Tor consolidate
me company with the Winston steamboat
ar finally greed upon a 70
supsequent meeting Il the, retiring officers
were ,pe, \.
a ne got Pres
i ,usn n orfol <sand
es.srn repeat :. !, an assertion he re-
ce! ~ l.lao = sthis q
~ wa nt g say said Mr. ohnson,
that there are hundreds q O /. :5# stock
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p. 2. ~. ] N =, laEiiIll " a
s COTTON MARKET.

. NEW YORK, March "a Tho cotton mar
and acted rather nervous. Tho close was
steadyM but g net decline Of @1o points,
sales were estimated at 4 oo,o 900 bales, The
4 : as points on old crop months which were
] influenced by larmer cables, wi lille the new
Z erop months were ] point lower owing to.
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ON THE LOCAL MARKETS
GOOD TOBACCOSs ARE
IN ACTIVE DEMAND

/ The ast breaks OF lea { tobacco for
the week were the largest. the total
sales amounting 70 about 40 900
no unds. A Considerable sprlnkling OF
good wrappers showed up in the
! breaks and they sold well, some going
5as high as; $32.5 Many filters ALSO
greatly Interested the buyers and they
bid In lively shion II on them. III The
3narkc closed very active with prices
Son all good working stocks satisfac-
terry to the sellers. Nv The breaks next
w ok Will de pend ttahti rely upon & the
;$tWeat her II It continues as It now now ii
the sales will be large. A cold snap
Will of co urse c,lt55o e The lpce ut s. a;
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New New tfork Central gen s'ss. ~. olM
.Sew new, Jersey Eentral gen. 6s. ,......&124 ~
tNorthern$ pacine 4s.... 1oO,i
SoEsneTn racine 3s tbld y $500. ...... 10 f5
Norfolk and Western con. " 8. 30, /. a, 9S1,
Oregon Short Line refundlng 90 Z
tPennsyyania3 cow. 3 W. +. i % *
Reading General A. IA. /; 4. Z. 90 -
81, Louis and ron Mountain con 5s. .311ok
St Louis and San Francisco fg. As. Il. III rs
st. Louis Southwestern con. As t(bd) Z. IF 4 i
scaboard Air Line as Offered
Southern 10 ctfic as 3 4. s6A
Southern paci INC ist IS, cert ifcates. M. % \
southern hallway bH. u. q. ~. ITO %
Texas and Pacific lists ..s,i. IS i11G Y
Toledo, st. IL and Ayyestfas (offered) q 8 Y
Union Pacific As e. 4. !. ~. 4 / 00i
United States Steel 2nj y IS. /. /. 4. 80. 959
Wabash lists &tbid) X. ". .s,5 II OF
Wabash Deb B ..S.i !. ...5, III. II. 6sL
Western Md As. q. 1880. Toy
Wheeling and Lake Erie ~ toffered) J. SC N
WISCONSIN Centralf4s (bjd . =. ,,. e G v
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DRY GOODS MARKET h ,J II Y !.

e NEW YORl. March 9a.---The dry goods
market holds Very firm With an advancing
tendency In bleached Il and printed goods
The jobblng market Is squite active ,iSS Raw
woods are quiet, SILK piece goods yro very
firm and are growing scarcer. Some lines
gOf mems wear show, advances ,53 g}55, ~
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NAVAL STORES,

ITS TURPENTI n E--steady a I e hc.. M re-
ceiIts, y casks. Rosn- ,lrn at s4.l5: re-
.cepts, 1855 barrels. Crude Turpentine-
FIRM at So 80 90 90 and 1926; 4 receipts 5
barrels. @ III NIL FL 5s s3S
a iMEHTirm at S7iHc i; sales 7easks:srs.
jceipts, 3S8 cas- SKIS. 81 pments. 270 a ca SKIS.
lRosInr-Firm to steady; 30 lea. SO o barrels;
receipts. 500 barrels; shipments, Il $50 barrels;
stocks. 81 .541 barrels. d g85 tS y Y.
Turpentno closed n at 7}!Ko .s3 Thursday
March ~ and not as be. rs sen s sa ea
We're made az. the latter ts,s. .fgure, but not
as CHA Fri EsToN, rs O., March %, ---ruR-
PENTI n Is--Steady, sales a0 casks ,8 no SIN
Steady; So les, 371 barres. Il IL 85
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BALTIMORE, MD, n March 2a . ITO OUR
STEADY anS
90 7Gc. ~ Corn-I asier; spot mixed. a 60A %
36oAc.; No. q white. b2N @5ac.5 Southern!
mixed, 47s Case, Rye-FIrm; No I 9 vest
Sern, domestic.&74 bid Butter--Fir1n and
unchanged Eggs--Firrn at ! I 1sc Z, Choose
unchanged. H. s8liis
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CHICAGO 4II0R[,AI[y "A R /, I-Il,.

.Sc H1CAGo.&M March 22.--Reports OF damage
to the Kansas crop by the green bug. ca Us i
ed q Arm close In the local WI eat market
! o-day: The final quotation on the Maysde-
Oats or Is 91lc, Provisions az q nc. hig Il
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NEW ORLEANS, March 22,-COTTON-
Spot cotton closed steady and unch anged;
mlddling, 1oS-lsc.: sales We're 900 bales
on :. the spot and $500 to arrive. Futures
opened steady from polnts above to- he
low yesterday s close. There was a falling
on In the spot demand of yeste lay, and the
cline. The closing was steady from @15
points below yestcrday's close .}5sS56 Ii n
Cotton futures closed =: January. 70 2S:
March, !. ~ Dig may ~. ~
September. = a2; November, % .2a Dece'n-
her. Il "a. }gtf
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET, ~ w
- BALTIMORE, NJ ., N March 22,-Se aboard
Air Line, common and preferred Nc htnH
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DAILY Court r ord
5Chancery Court.

Chancery Court. S ssa
n this court yesterday j p. Thomp:-; Ss
son Qualified as guardian OF his two
daughters. Lucy Payne II thompson and 81
5lIel Ell 85 !. II Thompso n. s Tho 2 appoint-ss
men and qualifications are due to- q as
SINAI legacy LETT to the chill dren by s
relative. # f4
5 Circuit Court.
Tn this court yes ay tl,eS Jury ] NJ
ported a cement, and nnounced $iaHg
verdict for the defendan IT, II u usual
motion to SGT asid IN the verde sssg 81 "
ma de- and tho mot ion continual
& Judge Scott then # ad journed court
and iiS3 pro ceeded S % n II enrico s Circuit
he q sat during. the remainder OF 81 the
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

PORT On, RIcEIAlO ND, MARCH ga, 1907
S5s q S5 a EARRIY r. 1t .l3 "a &
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly Norfolk, 3 MGR,
chandiso an d pa ssengors Old lDomln lon Limo
Steamer Maud, Cliffora, III ia mes "A River
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3 Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, iInrfolk, NOR
schandIso and passenger Old Dominion Line
if$ Steamer Mobjack, GraYea.s NORFOLK and
James River landings, merchandise and pRs-
seHgars, Virginia NaYlgat ton " Company.
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20 CusnI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS as -foI1ows:T7 Flour-
Easy. ~ No. spring W heat. $50 dp S4c.; NJ y
corn. AK dI44kc.;8 No. z yellow 4A dp4bc !.
No. oats, - &c. ;8No ,E2 white, 2N q 43c !;
No. 3&white, 40 G Acc. No.. rye, &c a Fair
5sl.15 !; \, No. WI $north western. 81. e2 prime
timothy seed. 81 AS. lover,Scontract grade,
lSli.75.$ KS Short ribs, sides (locso) 3S.Ab al
lard, per 100 pounds. 5000 s.s7N M Short
clear sides (boxedl /, ss.7b9 ILL., X hiss
key, basis OF high Wines, l. 20. But TER
NJ arlkat firm oreameres, 2 2 % 2oHc \; darles,
tao@27c. Egg s-Firm Il at mark; cases In
Guided, ! Pee; Y Arsts, 7 7,Ac,; prime nrstsi
i1sc,S5 Oh eese-Ensy at ~ q &c l5sj II
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY Thomas Branch q CO, Bankers Brokers

300 Mo. Kan. ard Tex, prd..
$500 Missouri Pacific .........,,.
1900 National Lead ....
Nash, Chat. and st. Louis
800 New York Central ..........
eco Norfolk and Western,
2.20Q n. ", Ont. and Western.
1920 Northern Pacific ..........
ALI Pennsylvania Railroad ~,
200 Peoples Gas (ChicagoJ..
400 Pressed Steel Car. .......
100 Pressed Steel Car, pfd -.
400 Republic I. and s., com. J.
1900 Repub1ic41. and S., pfd....
ll2,SW Reading, com..... ..u,.....
Reading, LIST Dfd....
Reading, I'd nfds...........
5000 Rock Island, com ....... ~.
200 Rock Island, platinum.
800 Sloss ..............
$500 Southern Pacific .,.......
IS, 800 Southern Railway, com. i.
2,7W Southern Railway, pfd...I
seaboard Air Line. ist pfd
Seaboard Air Line. I'd pfd.
Seaboard Air Line. CONF.
Z VI 200 Tennessee Coal and Irdn.,.
900 Texas Pacific ..........,....
$500 Union Pacific t..............,
$500 United Stat,s Stecl.......
12,D0 United States steel, pfd !.
IT, s. Rubber.
500 Y. 8. Rubber. LIST nfd......
1C0 u s. Rubber. I'd pfd... 4.
z 1,N0 Va Car. Chemical, COM. /.
800 Va. Car. Chemical, pfd...
100 Wabash, com ..........,....
5S 1870 Wabash, pfd..... ...s... 4.
q 2Oo Western Unicn ....,.. ....
4, Total sales. 500, Ct
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a Cotton, stead y MIDI line. 4 III o: gross res
.ceiptsI sal balesi sales. 90 bales:. stock.

&5lfTotal to-day at all ports-Net receipts
90 s2 bales; port to Great Britain. .sS5l
baes.S to France. 1860 ba les; TO the Contt-1
nent, 1899 bales; stock, 1902, 10 pa les s55#
@ Consolidated at all S ports----Net receipts.
16s.a46 bales; export to Great Britain, SIS q
bales to France, ], o5 bales 70 the Cont
atE Total ysince &septemberE1s LIST at all ports;
Net receipts, SIS .oss bales export to Graat
Britain 3,o95.7 69 bales;8 70 Francs. 64.5l3
bales; to the Continent, 2,727, 049 bales;s to-
Japan, ! 7B,400 bales. 5s ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23

lst q &
Virginia tbag lots) y. s NO 81 a .S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23

Tie financial situation has improved
somewhat, f and q Very good authority
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
Cotton futures closed steady.

lands. ITO I; middling gulf, 1875 sales. 800
bales, u; Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23

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News OF the Town aud vhiag. Dri.ny
Told ior nu., Readers
Mrs T. p. Gregg was ~ Arlington
DR. w. H. Putnam went yesterday TO
Springfield.
McGregor Richie went to North
Adams yesterday.
DIR r. @. Grennan OF Schenectady
was IN town for Memorial day.
Kenneth Richie OF Pittsheld visit.
ed at his home here yesterday.
Miss Hazel Thompson OF Glens Falls
Is visiting her aunt. Miss Meagher.
Earl Smith and John Hayes went to
Arlington yesterday ON n fishing trip.
Mr. and Mrs John o'Brien have gone
to Springfield fora visit OF week or
more.
Mr. and Mrs George ID. Atwood of
New York are visiting Mrs AtwoOd's
parents, Mr. and Mrs II. u. Rawson.
George y. Wellington and family OF
Troy arrive today TO occupy their sum
mer residence at Bennington Center.
Thomas ButleR who has been visit.
ing for few days nj the home OF II. j.
Tiffany. returned 10 Brooklyn this
morning.
Miss Elizabeth Gregg went yestcr-
day 20 Rutland To visit her brother,
James. who has charge OF the City
Park theatre.
Mrs Calvin Endress went yesterday
morning TO North Adams 10 visit her
daughter. Adella Endress, who Is n
student at the state normal school.
There will be n regular meeting of
the Relief Corps this evening. Il Is
requested that there be a full atten-
dance as candidates are 20 be Initiated
Woods Stars and the Cooper Need
IL shop baseball team played n game
on the athletic field yesterday morn
Ing that resulted In n victory for the
Stars by score OF TO 4.
Misses Katherine Jenncy. Mary
walbrldge and Dorothy Norton went
yesterday TO Wllliamstown 10 attend
the annual Amherst Wllliamstown
baseball game and hop that followed
the game In the evening.
Walter Anderson who has been al
his home here for some weeks recoy
erlng from n recent Illness. left this
erlg from n recent Illness. left thli
morning for New York where he vii
Electric company.
The Albany high school baseball
team was In the village last evening
ON its return from Manchester whcr,
II was defeated during the afternoon
by the Burr and burton seminary
team by score OF Z 90 3. The team
left this morning for North Adami
where II was to play the Drury high
school team. From North Adams The
team goes 10 Great harrington.