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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-07-04
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
CIRCUIT COURT, RUsK

COUNTY.
Savings Loan and Trust Company OF
Madison, Wisconsin, plaintiff,
G. E. Newman, and Mae w. New
man. his wife, L. f. McGill, j. A
Corbett, H. w. True, Ernest Rabal,
Won Sender, and Clara Won Sender.
his wife, The Ladysmith National
Bank of Ladysmith, Wisconsin.
Curtis and Company Manufacture
ing Company of Chicago, Illinois
Mathilda G. Schmidtgall. National
Bank of the Republic of Chicago,
Illinois, j. l.. Gates Land Company
OF Milwaukee, Wisconsin, John $
Owen, C. F. Osborne and ID. r.
Clark co-partners under the firm
name and style of Osborne & Clarh
and III. d. Carpenter, defendants,
To THE DEFENDANTS, Ernest Rahar
Won Sender, and Clara Won Sender
his wife and Mathilda Scmidtgall:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that in the above entitleo
action the defendants C.. f. Osborne
and ID. L. Clark, col artners under
the firm name and style of Osborne 4
Clark and II. d. Carpenter, have filed
a cross compla MT against you and
each OF you.
You are further notified that on
the 2nd day OF February, 1907 the
Honorable J. *. Parish, Judge OF
said court. made and entered an
order in said action, commanding
the service of said cross complaint
upon YOU and further ordered that
YOU have twenty days after and
exclusive OF the date OF such service
i'm which to answer the same.
You are futher notified that the
sal cross complaint is now on file in
the office of the clerk of the circuit
court of Rusk County, Wisconsin and
that this notice is ordered published
by said court in place OF and in lieu
Of pers onal service of~said cross com
plant upon you.
THOMAS & Carlow,
Attorneys for defendants,
C. F. Osborne and ID. f. Clark, CO
partners under the firm name and
style of Osborne & Clark, and FL. ID.
Carpenter.
Post office address, Ladysmith,
Rusk County, Wisconsin. SO
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A HEaifh Tea ~

A faith tea" was held at Swanage,
England, in connection with temper
ance mission No provisions were
ordered, but those attending were to
have faith and trust that the neces-
sary food would be sent in. so gener-
Gus was the supply that not only was
there enough for tea, but supper
was added later in the evening, and
the Scriptural basketfuls were left
over for distribution among the poor.
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His Cute Scheme,

"Of course" said NewIiwed, when
ever my wife worries herself it worries
me-"
"My wife never worries now" said
Elders.
You're lucky"
mo; merely foxy. I just let her see
that when she worried herself it didn't
worry me at all, and so she stopped it"
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Ministerial Astronomer.

Ministerial duties do not prevent
the Rev. Joel H. Metcalf of Taunton,
Mass, from pursuing astronomical IN
vestigations. His study Of the stars
has resulted in the discovery of new
comet, which is now being closely OBJ
served by astronomers throughout the
world. 1t has been named Metcalf's
comet
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Norwenian Ennioration.

Consul General Henry Bordewich of
Christina reports that, according to
statistics just completed, 31,158 per-
sons emigrated from Norway during
the calendar year 1906, of whom A.
TIA sailed from the port of Christina
America was the destination of nearly
all of the emigrants.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TEN YEARS AGO
Items from the Apollonia Budget of ten
= years ago this week
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Iulu1TlTuu7IunI

: Items from the ApolIonia Budget of ten !
= years ago this week. !
The Fuller mill resumed operation
Wednesday morning.
Homegrown Strawberries are
plentiful in the market.
Mrs. Minnie Wells returned from
ST. Paul the first of the week, where
she secured a divorce from DR.. j. w.
Wells.
The Amacoy school had n picnic
near the lake last Monday. Every
one in the vicinity were present and
had delightful time.
At the school meeting on Tuesday
evening John lyman was elected
treasurer for the full term, and +. f..
Munroe clerk for the unexpired term
of two years.
On Monday large delegation went
to Weyerhauser where they thor
oughly enjoyed themselves. The pro
gram there consisted of music, read
ing of declaration, grafton, races of
all kinds, fireworks and dancing.
The GRAFTON by Rev. Johnson being
among the best that it has been our
fortune to listen to.
WEYERHAEUSER ITEMS
Miss O'Shea, of Chippewa Falls,
finished a successful term of school
at I<ief last Thursday.
Mrs. Wolff and daughter, Of Strick-
land, are preparing to visit Europe
soon. They will visit Ireland while
gone.
BRUCE NEWSLETS
Archie Barrett is not going to Da-
kO;a but will stay here and try his
hand at barbering again.
The school board met Tuesday and
voted $150000 for the new school
they will commence building about
the first of next month.
According to all statistics the 4th
of July never was celebrated in a
more appropriate manner i'll the vii
lage than this year. When we say
the 4th we mean 3rd, 4th and 9Th,
which most of the inhabitants cele-
brated.
GLEN FLORA SNAP SHOTS
Glen Flora is beginning to take on
metropolitan airs. A new lookup is
the latest.
Jas. Hickey's horse was the winner
in the free for all Z mile dash. II. w.
True's horse Dakota was close
second.
Hawkins and Ingram were we'll
represented Saturday, July 3, also
Apollonia, Warner and some from
Bruce and Weyerhaeuser.
H. W. True was elected school
clerk. 1t was a wise selection on the
part of the people, for to Mr.. True
alone belongs the credit of our new
school building which will be a credit
to our town when finished.
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WISCONSIN CENTRAL

500 a. M. .Lv Ladysmith Ar. 5:45 p. m.
1870 p. M. ArAbbotsford v..2:l5 p. m.
Daily except Sunday.
Close connection at Owen for St.
Paul.
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WARNER

June a, 1897, a number OF friends
and relatives gathered at the resi-
dence of Jas. Andrus at Island Lake
to witness the marriage of his daugh-
ter Essie and Mr.. Nathan Hand, OF
Warner. Soon after the ceremony,
performed by Elder S. D. Barton, OF
Cartwright, all partook of sump-
tious dinner prepared by Mrs. Andrus,
after which a number of the guests
repaired to boating and fishing on
the lovely lake near by.
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The Bill.

Knicker-Did the doctor build you
up?
Booker = Yes, but he evidently
thought he made Fifth avenue palace
instead CT a Harlan fiat.
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O. o. F. Iadysmith Lodge No. 119 meets
l. every Friday evening. Visiting members
cordially invited.
r. H. GOULD, Sec. FRANK MANLEY, N u
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SOCIETIES

- VA Tadvsmith Camp No. 1872 meets at
IM. 7. o. O. hall every Saturday evening
Visiting members are welcome.
# T. TTFFANY MATT EDGAR,
CLERK Consul
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Z & A. M. Mystic Tie Lodge No. 28O meets at
each month o. j. KAUFMAN,
MATT EDGAR, Sec. w M
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M W. Granite Lodge No. 533 meets at
wi. L o. o. F. hall first and third Tuesdays OF
each month. Visiting members welcome.
SItsTF EDGAR F. E. MUNROE,
9acratarv Project.
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Nice building lots east of base ball
park, $35 each-$15 cash, balance on
suitable terms. j. W. Miller. 12-tf
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WANT COLUMN

Advertisements under this head will be charged
for at q rate of cents per line per issue. No ad
taken for less that 10 cents.
Potatoes so cents per bushel at
WOrden's. lift
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COTTON AIARISET,

NEW YORK. February 1S.-rhe cotton
market was nervous and unsettled during
to-day's session owing to near months.
Trading was not active, however. and the
market closed steady at a net decline OF
ACT points on the active old crop months
and about unchanged 10 points highev on
later positions Sales for tho day were es-
timated at l25, 900 bales.
The market opened steady ut a uccline
of l03 points and right after tho call
worked up to net advance Of about lql4
points, led by tho new crop months. for
which there was foreign buying. orders
Cables made pretty steady showing, and
rnmors OF sales from the local stock may
have helped the advance, hich WAS quickly
to-morrows receipts showing a heavy move
ment. This was followed by liquidation OF
March contracts through wire and commits
sion houses and while there was some buy
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LIGHT BREAKS OF
LEAF TOBACCO TODAY

The tobacco warehousemen do not
look for large breaks to-day. Tho
stocks that came by rail are rather
small and wagon deliveries last night
for to-day's breaks were quite small.
However, all the warehouses Will have
sales. and what may be lacking In
quantity may be largely made UP In
quality. The sun-cured stock now in
hand and to be put on the breaks this
morning is OF the better quality. and
the buyers who are in search OF good
wrappers and filters will find some
small lots that VIII interest them.
The first sale will be at Crenshaw's;
second at Shelburne's: third at Stone
wall, and fourth at Shockoe.
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ing by spot in terests a scale down tho
decline was continued until March sold at
e.15 and May at a.33. or within or
points OF tho low record for the season. At
this level the demand for March increased
slightly, and during the balance OF the SEES
sion the market was steadier by covering.
There seemed TO be little rallying power in
tho face Of the large movement. however.
hut tho close was only or points up from
the lowest Southern spot markets were
unchanged To nc. lower vand5 there were
ru,nors OF easier feeling By holder sof the
lower grades In the South .seExports 30 far
bales ahead Of the record during the big
crop year. ~
Receipts at the ports to-day were $500
bales against 23,43G last week and 2l,e29
bales last year. For tho week $4,000 bales
against 20s.1O2 last week and l33,o02 last
year. To-days receipts at New Orleans.
1870 bales against s.1o2 last year. and At
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NEW vonK pnoDucE nrARKET.

NEW YORK, February ls,--FLoUn--
Firm and about steady. Rye Flour--rFirm.
Buckwlieut Four--Dull. Cornmeal--Firm,
2 WheatT-Spot firm. No. red s2c. clcva-
tor. Options %9Isc net higher, May,
s5Nc.i July SAFE. september., $3.50.
Corn Spot steady, Options Bc, net high
Ell. May, 54ct; July, 53%c. Oats-Spot
firm; mixed. 47Mc.
Heef--Firm: beef hams, s24W26,oo, Lard
easy; Continent. $1,000 South America. Sill;
compound, S5.ls}s@s,s7M, Pork--Frm, Tal-
low-llasy; city, GSo. country, 6T@6Ac,
Petroleum--steady. Rosin,-stendyi strain
cd, common 10 good, sl45, Turpentine--
steady at TAX p7l%c,
R!ce--steady Molasses-s Steady. Sugar
Raw, steady fair refining, 2Mc,i centrifugai,
9b test, 3&c.; moasses sugar, 2&c.i refined.
steady, Coffea--Spot barely steadyi No. z
Rio, 7c'; Santos, No. 4, So; mild aulet,
cordoya, 0Wl2.sc, Futures lQ9lb points
lower.
Buttep--Flrm; extra creamery, sS1ap34c.;
common to extra. crosse; held. common to
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RICHMOND STOCK BOARD.
Richmond, Va. February Is, 1907.
f,rES erOIYprTYuS Rth skad

ttlCHInOHu, V d., e cut 6atS 40 ~.
STATE SECURITIES Bid. Asked
North Carolina As. c. 1910. 100 -.
North Carolina SIS. c. $780,. 128
Va. 3s. Old, c. and r.. 1884,. s2s sax
Va. Centuries. rs. G. and r.. 90 s3is
RAILROAD BONDS,
A. C. L. r. r. Con. TT. I p. c., SO
c. L. r. r. CTS. Ind As. IS
Char. and West. Car. LIST 6s.. los
Ca. Car. and North. LIST 5s.... 1913
Georgia Pac. LIST ss. c, 1874. 11S
Georgia, So and Fla. 194b... 40
Georgia and Ala Con. 5a. 1915. LOT 49,.
Nor. and West. Ry Is. 1885,. 9S
Nor. and West. Ry. Poca. a.. 30
Pot Glass A SIS. r. c., 1920. ll2
Pot. Glass d 6s. r. c., 1885,. 125A 1864
Western N. c. LIST es, 1914. 10 -.
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par
atlantic Coast Line A"....1oo 40 -.
Atlantic Coast Line com.r.. 100 l20
Chesapeake and Oho.Noy. 90 t63
Norfolk and West. com. :. 100 So
BANK AND TRUST CO. sTocKs.s e3
American National. ........1o0 1924 -.
Broad Street. ...............2b 80
City ....l.... .s.t..........,5.. 80 ID ~.
First National 100 ZIG
Merchants National....... 100 500 i ~.
National Bank of Va...... 100 142 143
Savings Bank of Richmond. 26 10 ~.
State Bank OF Virginia. 100 1877 81.
Union Bank OF Richmond. 80. 200 ~.
Bank OF Richmond. 49,. 100 132 1876
MISCELLANEOUS.
va.-Car. Chem. pfd., p. c 100 LOT 1os
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extra, ,1as1c.; state dairy. common 10 An

extra. 21fslc.: state dairy, common to fin-
est. 20 q 31c; renovated. common TO extra
IL q 2ic; western. factory, common to firsts.
17iag2lc.: western imitation, creamery. ex-
tras 26G27c.; frsts, % W24c. Cheese-Firm:
full cream. small and large, 12a 9l4Ac.;
skins. 2G11Ac. Eggs-Strong nearby,
fancy selected. white. 200 31c.; choice, esq
29c,: born and mixed. extras, 2s1 CSC: hrsts
to extra and frsts, &c g2lc.; western trsts,
2Gc.; seconds. e5r25hc.
Potatoes-Irish easy; sweet pota toes slow;
vincland. per barrel. s25oR3.5o: other Jer-
sey. s1.5042.60. enthusiastically; white,
Danish. per ton, s20@25.0O; reds. 1904 90.
Peanuts-Quet; fancy handpicked. 6sac.;
other domestic. 3A47c. Freishts to Liy-
crpool, quiet; cotton by steam, 17c.; grain
by steam. I'd. Cottonseed Ol-Firm on
covering OF shorts and speculative buying.
Prime crude +. O.. b. mills 41c.; do. SUM
mer yellow. 4sc.; OFT summer yellow "A @
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NEW YORK. February 1s.--Aroncy
on call firm: 4@5 1-2 per cent: ruling
rnte, s; CLOSING bid, a; offered at 5.
Time loans stronger; sixty days,.5 Ia.
and ninety days. 1-495 IL per cant:
Close: Prime mercantile paper. 5 3-40
6 IA per cent. Sterling exchange
steady. With actual business In bank
ers' bills at s4.s450G sAs455 for de-
mand. and at s4.S030Gps 4.SO35 for sixty
day bills. Posted rates. $f.sI 2T
SASS. Commercial bills. $4B0 is. Bar
silver, 6s Us. Mexican dollars, So as
Government bol.ds steady! railroad
bonds heavy.
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TRADERS. TURNED .
TO SHORT SIDE
Character 81 Selling i'll An,alga-
mated Copper and Anaconda
Proved Influential.
FINAL COVERING MOVEMENT
Bank Of England Again Secures
All Arrivals Of South African
Gold in London.
FINAL COVERING MOVEMENT

NEW YORK, February 1s.-The
dealings in to-days stock market up.
pcared to be largely professional in
their origin. The movement was hes
Eating and Irregular in the Efforts OF
the professional traders to grope for
an effective leadership. The incident
that had most to do with curbing the
demand which started early prices up
wards was the character OF selling In
Amalgamatcd Copper and Anaconda.
This was so decisive az to indicate
determination to put restraint on any
upward movement OF those stocks In
the market Such demonstration was
Interpreted rs intended to herald The
market attitude Of, an important II
nancial following. The traders turned
duced long commitments IN response
To this supposed ndmonltlon TIE mar.
kct also was confronted with tho news
that tite Bank of England had again
secured all OF the arrivals or South
african gold In London. thus belying
the confident expectation OF last week
that the inward movement Of gold
would begin this week
Tho days rumors to-day were large
~ dealing with supposed coming totes.
Issues OF which the extent and va.
riety were said to DO great No au-
4 thoritativc announcements followed
the rumors. The compilation OF ma
tlonal bank returns to the comptroller
received from Washington to-day
claimed tho principal Interest on ac-
count OF the increasing excess OF the
loan Item over the Individual deposits
In fact, compared with tho previous
statement OF November 18th, there has
been an actual shrinkagc In the de-
Insit item OF over $174.Joo.tuo. while
loans have expanded In tho same time
s97,222,333. and over. January last
wear upwards OF 100000. It is
because OF this movement of tho de-
pcsit item that tho banks. while show
ing decrease OF some $4,000, 900 since
November in their cash holG~- gs, .se
able to report an increase in proper
,ion of reserve to deposits from 1880
per cent TO 21.53 per cent Money
was firm to-day. both for call and time
+ leans.
The selling paused at intervals. but
was renewed before any important re-
coverles ensued, except the final COW
erlng movement amongst the bears,
which brought the market to firm
closing.
Bonds were heavy Total sales. par
value. $l,5S6.000. United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
Total saleH, 1886 shares.
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ON'THE LOCAL MARKETS
PRODUCE AND FRUIT

1VI1 11N1A1~I Y In Z Nv w
Receipts on the produce and fruit
market were rather light yesterday,
hardly equaling the demand, which
was very active. AS. a consequence,
there was slight hardening OF prices
Nothing except eggsstwas quotably
higher. but everything was stiff all
the day. Eggs went up cent, and
crate lots We're readily sold in from
70 to "a cents. Poultry was in active
demand at former quotations. Florida
fruits and vegetables were quickly
taken at outside figures. Fruits Of
oil kinds We're firm but not quot3bly
higher.
The commission merchants look for
larger receipts to-day and tomorrow,
and they need them to- fill the orders
that are coming in from all quarters.
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Financial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Seaboard Airline Railway Three Per Cent Bonds
DUE MARCH I, 1907.
NOTICE
New York. February Z. 1901.

rms COMPANY has made an with Tho connen. romp ps.
Per Cent Gold Coupon Bonds issued under Its and
Company the City OF The New York Trust Company and WI
54
according " the ten Of this the Railway COMPANY
Interest
payable May 1919 ut the Of Tho New York trust COMPANY tho non o.
o impair s8 y
Of
n ,
j.
March l. 1907
ltn,ore
nrn
OF
Indicated The
Will
bonds,as
terminate
Iarch1
extended W not l.
area thorlzd o
- The cqMTINGSSl5IAAls TRInT14 esobsTAMyyi s
{
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Ricfmonders in New York.

Especial TO The W!mes-Dispatch,
NEW YORK, February ls,--Hotel AS
tor---I. Rcnacl and wife; st. Andrew--R.
Woodward Il. +, JEFF
rress; Breslin-rl. Cohcn and Wife; Broad
way Centrul-W. o. Day; Latham--J. II,
Grand l., Cohen; Park Aye-
nue., Davis, A. y. Wright.
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MARINE INTERFERENCE.
PORT or RIcnMoNIl. FEB. Is. 1907.

PURT OF RICHMOND. FltI3. Is, 1907.
r. ARRIVED, "a
u Steamer Brandon. llarney, Norfolk. ller-
chnndIse and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. lnar-
,chandlse and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Tug Radiant. ilIrk Baltimore. two
bargns Of oil. Standard OIL Company rs
4, Schooner a. L, Barnetta Long james
River, wheat, q. Watt Taylor
ii SAILED. Il &.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk. mep-
3chanllse and passeng gers, Old DominloA limo.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

D lReported by Rodgers, McCaba e Cos
PETERSBURG, VA. Feb. 1S,-PEANUTS:
firm at sl.s7hper bushel,
Ntrglnlas---Market firm at 4E dDANc. for
fancy stock S'eG4he. for machine picked;
2a q sac. for Smelling stock,
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Cash QuOtntIOnS were as foIIoWA FIOur--
Steady. No. 2 spring wheat. 100 sac; No.
IS. 1850; No. 2 red. 7sM 174Ac. No, 9
corn, 43hc. No. 9 yellow. 4ic, No, 9 oats.
3Stsc,; No. 2 white, 4oA q 4o&c.; No. 8 white.
39,a q 40Ac. No. 9 rye, 6Sdp64c. Fair to
choice mailing. b7Q60c No. / Aaxseed
sl.17; No. northwestern, 1924; prime tim
othy seed I.55. Clover. contract grade.
$780, short ribs. sides (loose), s9@9.15:
mess pork. per barrel, s16.62t; lard, per
per 100 pounds. s947la; short. clear sides
s(boxed). s0.25 @ $50. Whiskey. basis Of high
wines. s1.29. Butter--Market steady;
crsameries. 22@S2hc. diaries. 20Q30c.
Eggs-Firm; at mark. cases Included. :3dp
24o,; nrsts. 24ac.: prime hrsts, 251ac; ex-
traa. 27l.c. Choese--Strong at 1401 3iSc.
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BALTIMORE. MD. February Is
TLOuR-Steady and unchanged, Wheat
Quiet; spot. contract. 7SA U7Shc.; southern
on grade. 74Qp7Shc, Corn--Frm; spot.
50,s a b0Fsc,; southern white corn, 4sAdp
50Ac. Oats--Quet; No. 2 white. 46c., No 8
white. 45@45iac; No. 3 mixed, 43M@4ir,
Rye--Quiet; No. 2 western, domestic, 7lM
72c.; choice 75G76c. Butter-Firm and
unchanged; fancy imitation, 26@a7c.; do.
creamery. "a q ABE; do. tlade, 22424c.; store
packed. 17G20c. l1sgs--Flrm mt &c,
Choose---Active and unchanged; large, iasc,;
medium, 14Zc.; small. 1Abc Sugnr--steady
and unchanged; coarse graduated and fine,
$500
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1 CHICAGO. ILL, February 1S.-CATTLE-
Receipts, $4,000 head. Market steady. Com
mon to prime steers. SAG 700; cows, S326O
calves, s2.75 Otis: stockars and feeders
S97644.S0. Hogs-Receipts about $4,000
head. Market loa15c. lower, Mixed and
butchers, S6.75@7.10: light $3.50 7.O7H;
heavy, sG.s5 @7l0; bulk OF sales. s6.95 @ .05.
Sheep--Receipts about $4,000 head. Market
steady to 1oc. lower Sheep, SO q 600; year
lings, $3.50 @6.60; lambs. sG47,G0.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond Va. February IS, 1907.
GPi QUOTATIONS. sgElSsiE
Stock Brokers,
Geo / KIM & Go.

1904 II: II. Main ST., RIcl.m0nd, Va.
STOCI< HltOIIERS.
FAST WIRES: SO PER SHARE MARGIN.
STOCK TICKER IN GUST OMERs' ROOM.
Strangers visiting tho city invited to make
our office their headquarters and have mall
anu wirea sent In our care,
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CHICAGO GRAM MAnKEr.

CHICAGO, February ia revival of ex-
por tdemand caused strength to-day in tho
wheat market, the May delivery closing at
a net gain of SC Corn Is up II 4Ac., ana
oats sh@Hc. Provisions are down 20Z22h
TO 52Ec-
The leading quotations ranged. as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19
CATTLE MARKET,
RICHMOND LIVE s1OLa> MARKET.

GALES at Union Stock Yards.)
f Richmond. Va. February 1S, 1907.
Live stock report for week ending
February 18th:
Best steers, 51-2@b9-4c.; medium to
good. 41-2@ 5 Lac; common to fair,
fair to good, 41-4@41-2c.; common to
fair. 31-493 Sac; best cows, 3-4@
41-4c.; common to fair, 3Q31 &c: old,
poor cows. 2Q2 lac; bulls. best. 33-40
&C.; common. 3@3 lie; shreep, 51-2@
6l-2c.: lambs. 71-21Sc.; hogs. best,
z 1-497 1-2c.; common to fair, 60
61-2c.; cows and calves. s25 q 5000 per
head.
Prospects good for all kinds OF stock
for next market.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19

NEW ORLEANS, February 1S-COT-
TOS--Spot closed quiet unchanged:
mddling. 107-lGc.: sales on the spot were
1900 bales and 900 to arrive. Futures
opened quiet, 2 points higher to n decline
OF points. Tenders Of March settlements
by New York brokers served to keep prices
ut n standstil. The close was quiet. UNI
changed to . points under that OF Saturday.
Cotton futures closed quiet and steady.
February, 1000 asked; March. 1911; April.
1911; May. 1920: June 1000 bid; July.
1879: August. 1921 bid; October, 1905; De-
ccmber, 1907.