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Property Transfers,

: - - j - SAAAoAS4 - III
Z. strang, 90 feet on the north side OF
Broad Street. "a feet east Of Thirty-first
Street. $4,000.
Same to John t. sattcrfleld. 90 feet on
the north line of Broad Street, II feet
east OF Thirty-first Street. $4,000,
Albin NetherwOod and wife to Samuel
B. Bass. 80 feet on the north side of
Broad Street. 1874 Ia feet west OF Thirty.
fourth Street. $4,000,
w. II. Schwarzchld and wife to j II.
Chappe. Is feet on the west side Of
Seventh Street. No. 40 North. subject to
three deeds of trust for $8,110. $500
James II, Chappell, and wife to ]. Fem
ton Taylor, 27 7h-12 feet on Main Street,
northwest corner OF Fourth Street. $12, 900.
Henry A. Hare and Wlfe to Andrew o.,
Carrie S.. Arthur N. and Andrew r..
Burch and Grace w. Bennett, rs feet on
{ the south line Of Brond Street, LOG feet
east Of Thirtieth Street $4,000.
k John b. Stirling and wife to James X.
Taylor, 20 Ia feet on the east line Of
laurel Street 1879 feet south Of China
7s Harriet sI'i II. ana Lucy A. Richardson
to w. "A. Kicks 80. feet on the south line
and Carter Streets. $3.50.
r. 3. Stokes and wife to w II. Dunn.
one-hnlf interest In lao 7-12 feet on
Grove Avenue, southeast corner Of Row
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r. g. p. n. R.-cHANGE IN
SCHEDULED.

seaboard Florida Limited will DO With-
drawn for season, last train southbound
arriving Main Street Station 0:4o T. NJ.
Saturday, April 9Th; last train north-
bound leaving Main Street Station 6:55
a. NJ. Tuesday, April 9th,
Y "A. c. l.. New York and Florida Special
viii be Withdrawn, last train southbound
arriving Byrd Street Station 1880 J, NJ
Friday. April 9Th; last train northbound
leaving Byrd Street Station 7:05 A. NJ,
Tuesday, April 9th. ls,, "a
Commencing Sunday, April 18th. train
No. 81 will he known us No. 81. leaving as
Washington 6;25 r, NJ. instead o. 800
II. NJ daily, arriving Main Street station
i0:aO u. M.
IS Commencing Monday, April 9th, tram
81 will be known MS No, 81 leaving AalA
Street Station, Richmond. loo a. NJ, IN
stead of GAO "A. NJ, daily, for Was hlngtoh
and beyond, I, !. =, a., h,
qs Traffic Manager.
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marke tbs firm and quiet. Buyers are max
and ginghams for spring 1908. Raw silk is
reaching mary prices, n standard
quotation no wheeling over So per pound for
future deliveries from the new crop. MEMS
wear linens are quiet. Cotton yarns hold
steady, but are yer yquiet in this market.
hhs , large r selling goods TOR the moment are
which are being advanced to higher price
levels. 3.5. egil w III ~ ~ illl ~ t8tGlst
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EASIER NONE
HE'LL rs MARKET
NJ f-I-------- =
Stock Prices Advance as the
Money Prices Go
Down.
PROFESSIONALS IN CONTROL
The Public Has Not Vet Be
come Bold Enough TO Get III
the Game.

J NEW WORK.. April i.-There was 4
material eNpansio OF the volume OF
transactions IN to-day's rising stock
market over that IN the hating and
hesItating, market of yesterday. Inc
market still preserved It's prolesslohal
appearance, however, and the move
iiient3swas Regarded rather as re-
adjustment or tho price level to the
Changed conditions in the money mar
ket than as u response TO any actual
urge absorption OF securities The.
REIMBURSEMENT IN values was quite raul
cal ana Sudden. Other factors We're
EiVen u nominal influence in the days
movement but there can be no doubt
that the changed face of the money
prospect lay Mt the root OF tile more
cheerful sentiment expressed by the
Enthusiastically. the relief measures
adopted by tl,s Treasury We're de.
cided factor in averting the expected
4 .Apriislst crisis. Wednesdays Imperial
Bank of Germany statement and to-
days Bank of France statement are
,sufficient evidence of the stress of
t,e situation. The Paris. market OK
Dressed its relief to-day that the bank
rate OF discount had not been raised
tssssFper cent The collapse in money
rates clears up one of the darkest
clouds on the financial horizon. and
lis of vast sentimental influence in dis
Sptrsing the deep depression recently
hanging over the securities markets.
y Large Importance was attached in the
Improvement 10 TIE from
Ciiica go that settlement had been
reached of the wage dispute on west
ern railroads. Southern Pacitic's Very
strong showing of net earnings for
February helped the stock, and Union
Pacific as well, and there was sympa-
thetic effect on the whole market
The LAKE market showed the usual
effect of proiit-tal1ing on SO consid-.
81 cradle a days rise. but the gains We're
quite we'll maintained
i'he bond market was active and
very strong in response to the decline
IN money rates. Total sales, par value,
4 ss..s55,0po.
III NEW YORK, April 4.-Money
on call easy, 1-4@2 1-2 per
cent, ruling. rate, 2:l4; closing bid,
+ easy; sixty days, 4 1-2@5 per cent;
ninety days, . per cent; six months,
Is as Ia percent. COse: Prime mercan-
tilepapcr, q 6 L. r.ar cent. Sterling eX-
change firm, with actual business in
Y bankers. bills at ShS4T0I4.SIT5 for
demand, and at S4.S070Gl4. S0I5 for
sixty-day bills Posted rates, s4s1M
4.S1 L. and si.S5 and s4S5 Ia Com
mcrcial bills. s4.S0 3-S@$4.S0 Ia. Bar
silver. ca rs. Mexican dollars, 40 ga.
Z Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds very strong.
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BALTIMORE. April 4.--FLoUR--Dull
and unchanged Wheat-Easier spot. con
tract, 77ifN77asc,i southern on grade, 73E 20
77tsc, Corn--Qulet: spot, mixed. 50ls %
.5l3sc,; southern white corn, h2s n Sac.
Oats-Easler; No. mixed. A7sa47Ac.
RYe~-Firm No, 2 western domestic, 740n
75c,; choice, soc. bid Butter-Firm and
unchanged fancy imitation, 23@24c.; do.
creamery, slGla2c,; do, lsde. 22@23o.; store
packed l7Ml9c 4 IIsRs-Firm Mt 17isc,
,nleese-Ac,ve and unchanged large. 1bc.;
medium, 15hT1hhc,i msall, 1bHm15Hc,
Sugar Steady and unchanged: coarse gran
.ul ated and hnc, IS. 90.
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To Enlarge Cemetery,

Riyerview Cemetery, the City lIngi-
neel*s department has heeng requested
by tho Cemetery Committee ofeGthe
Council. to prepare maps ana NY o<s
burial ground heretofore unused, The
Cemetery Committe agreed to lecomr.
mana an increase In the ages OF Gem.
eterS employees W Il iyeryieW from $1,75
to 81 per day. ets8S y tx 81 81 Wv III. "a
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND. APRIL q, 1907.
ARRIVED JRglp
Steamer Berkeley Shelly. Norfolk, mer-
and passong ers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Hampton, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise md pas
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
steamer Maud, Clifford James River.
wood. a, Hacker
SAILED. III
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
and passengers Old Dominion Line.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. NC, April 4.-sPIRITs
TURPENTINE Firm at 6 sic. bid ;freceipts.
! casks. Rosn--steudy at }s406; receipts, II
barrels Tnr--Firm at 32,s0:G receipts, o.
barrels. Crude Turpentlns--Firms at 33.25 %
Is. 90 and S5,25; receipts. ~ barrels.
SAVANNAH, Ga, April 4.-TuRPEN-
TISiI--steady at @67Nc.; sfsales. 1s+
casks. receipts. aS7 casks; shipments, sac
casks, Rosin--Firm; sales, 410 barrels; res
csipts 1870 barrels: shipments. B25 barrels:
stock, 3S.G34 barrels. 4{ III t8i
IL CHARLEsTOS. s., C.,HApril A,--rUR PEN-
TINE AND NOTWITHSTANDING doing,
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STOCKS, BONDS, GFAIN,lCOTTON
OFT1CIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS in NEW YORK
Bv Thomas Branch q ranke and Brokers
SALES:

LOO, Atlantic Coast Line. CON.
500 American Shelters. COM.
lo2.W Anulgainated Copper .....
1900 Amer. Car and Foundry. 1
20 Amer. Car IND Foun., pfd.
IW American Cotton Oil.... u.
l,0W American Tobncco, pfd...A
American Can ............
American Can, pfd. ........
$500 Amer. Locomotive. CON-.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd...
Loco american Sugar .,........
IS, 100 a.. Y. and S Fe, com. ~.
100 ~. L. and 8. Fe. pfd......s
1000 Baltimore ard Ohio. .......
400 Brooklyn Rapid 'Transit...
ll,SN0 Canadian Pacific .......,.
1900 Chesapeake aud Ohlo.....
5000 Chicago, Mil. and st. Paul
1900 Colorado Fuel and lron...
$500 Colorado South, Gomez.
200 Colorado South. list pfd...
800 Colorado South. "a ptd. -.
300 Consolidated Gas .....s...
l,iO Delaware and hudson. ~.
100 Del, Lack. and Western.
1890 Erie. ..............,.....
l.l0a Eric. LIST pfd. ................
800 Erie. I'd pfd...... ............
800 General Electric ...........
1920 Great Northern, pfd..s....
400 Great Northern Ore Cts.
900 Illinois Central .......,....
$500 Louisville and Nashville"
1900 Manhattan ,...... ..........
900 Metro. Street Railway.....
1850 Mexican Central ..........s
1890 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com.
600 Mo-. kan. and Ten, pfd..
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I. RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. April


SALES SINCE BOARD 4.
Virginia Centuries-500 at 9es..
~ STATE SECURITIES. Bid Asked.
North Carolina As. c., $780,. 100 49,.
North Carolina CSC $780,. 123 "
va. IS. Old C. and r., 1872. alH %
Va Centuries, 2-3 C. and r.. % 92ia
tx RAILROAD BONDS Is
it.sC. Il. r. r. Con. Tr. 4 p C.. o. ~.
4.4.gC. T.. r. r. Gifts. of Ind As 81 "
4 Char, and West. Car. LIST 5s... LOT . -.
GA Car. and North. LIST 5s.... l07 -.
Ga. So. and Fla. 1945.....s...109 n...
Ca and Ain. Con. SIS, 10i5.... LOG ~.
Nor. and West RY. As. 1895. &c ~.
Nor. and West. Poca. As, 1914. IS ~,
Fsasand Southern As, 19s5.... 30
Western N. c. LIST Gs c.. 1914. 40 lii
4Seahoard Air Line 81. $780,. T3 "A
2ERA1LROAD Is STOCKS 3 Par.
Atlantic Coast Line a.. 400 1O3 ...
Atlantic Coast Line 100 103 -.
Chez and Ohio now. ...l00 II -.
Nor. and Western com. J. 100 rs -,
a BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
American National. ....... 100 1917 ~.
i Broad Street. ...............25 80 -.
City ...i.......... ...........25 a2h ~.
First National. ............10O 215 -.
Merchants Natio1ar.. ......l0o 500 ~.
National Bank. of Erginrn. 400 141 49,.
Virginia isis Trus, company:...i 100 ~ q
Bank Of Richmond. ......l0O 1870 122
MISCELLANEOUS.
Amer. Tob. Co, pfdG y. c. 100 81 III.
Nas-Car Chem pfd. SIP. c.10O 100 104
Va Car Chem com. 100 20 -.
a,-car G. Co. Col. Tr 5p. c. eels -.
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a. +he Custorn-House.

Three hundred rolls ofsmatting, wero
received through the custom house
Yesterday, consigned to a firm IN. At
ianta. The consignment came from
Kobe, Japan.
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New Virginia Concerns.

secretary; d. M. 8Easlcy. Chptal-maX-
simum, $4,000; minimum, $1,000. Ob-
1ects: Brick making. S& LEI 5sla5
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va. April 4, 1907.
QUOTATIONS.

WHEAT
NO rcd Gear lots)..,. N S3
No, 3 red Gear lois)...., 500 81
Steamer Gear lots5 .,.... SO ~ 81
Rejected Gear lo'sj .,s..,.. rs AZ
Virginia (bag lots)..,... t5 q SO
CORN
No white Gear lptsl,,,. " 55
no 3 white Gear lots1+s,. q 81
10. 2 mixed Gear lpisl.... a 5tt
No 9 mixed Gear lotsi I'd, % So
Virsinia dag lotsl ..t.., 5a " 30
OATS
No. 2 mixed Gear LOTS 49,. a At
No. inixed Gear lots,.., .lt5afilt W4st s6t:
No.2 white Gear lotsl 49,. a. ~
no, white Gear 1ots) 50 q AZ
RYE
Virginia ibag lots, ...s,. 10 q ~
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Cotton. quiet; mddlins. 1l.oo; net receipts.
s7i bales; gross l.6S2 bales; sales, 81 bales;
stock, 166,970 bales.
Total to-day at all ports--Net receipts.
1854 bales; export to Great Britain. 2SOis
bales; TO the Continent 2S.562 bales; to
Japan, j bale; stock. s66.S1s bales.
Consolidated a, all ports--Net receipts.
so.569 bales: export to Great Britain. 64ois
bales; to France, ob,l91 bales: to the Contt-
nent. ss,o2s bales; to Japan. HISS bales.
Total since September LIST at all ports
Net receipts. s.ob2.3a7 bales. export to Great
Britain, 3,25e,15s bales: to France. s0o.26s
bales; 10 the Continent. 2,ss5.s7. bales; to
Japan 1861 bales.
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3ffH BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
NJ BALTIMORE. MD. April 4--Scaboard
Air Line. common and Notwithstanding
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iii E
about 5000 head Market dun. Cows
ss.25abOo; helfers, ssQ5.2b; brEs, % 400
4 80; calves. s2.7507 80 Suckers and Feed edo
ers. $4,000, Hogs-Recepts about $4,000
head. Market &c. higher. Choice. heavy
shippers, s6.s7ss $3.50: light. butchers
sG.S7,s $3.50; choice. light. SO S244 9 Sc;
bulk OF sales. sSs6@6s7ls. Sheep--Receipts
about $4,000 head, Market &C. higher,
Sheep, si2bM6.G0; yearlngs. So 2b@7.25;
lambs, 36.25eDS,3o.
4 NEW YORK April 4--BI5E V IIS--R ecelpts.
24l head. Dressed beef In moderate demand
at Z acc, for native sides; 617hc. for Ten
as beef. Calves--Receipts. GO head, Vcals.
SEA 9.25; fed calves. 800. Dressed calves
weak. Sheep and Lambs--Receipts, l,0S3
head. Sheep nominal; good lambs. $3.50;
clipped. s7t25 Hogs-Recepts. 2,GiO head.
Prime light, state hogs. 1913
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET:
NEW YORK, April a.--The dry goods
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ON THE LOCAL MARKETS

sales will run as follows: First at
Sbockoe, second at Crenshaw's, third
ct shelburne's, and fourth at Stone
wall.
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Federal Court Tuesday. i

The United States Circuit Court OF.
Appeals will open here next TUESDAY:
Judges Golf, Pritchard and Waddill
will sit. and largo number OF im-
portant opinions are expected.
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Cantain Morgan Away.

Captain u. II. Morgan, superintend-
In Norfolk, looking over the work now
being done on the Jamestown boule-
ward. lie will return to tho city TO-
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Daily Court Record I:
Law and Equity Court.

saunders's Sons Co., Inc, was on trial
Yesterday. and a verdict rendered for
$3l6.16, subject to the opinion OF tho
court, to be. rendered upon the demurrer
to the evidence.
Judgment repdered In the case of IT..
silyerthorn Co. vs.. r. G. Stanley for,
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NEW YoRK: PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, It'll. April 9.-F,LOUR-SleaoS
with moderate Inquiry. Rye Flour-Dull.
Cornneal--Stead?.
wheat-spot easy. No. 2 red, s1isc. ele-.
va,or Options ssGSc. lower. May. s4tsc;
July, s5Ac,; September. s5ssc. corn-spot
steady: No. 9. SIC. elevator. Options un-
changed May. sage; July, SIC oats
SpotsS steady; mixed, 4Sc.
Beef-steady. Cut Enthusiastically. Lard
Barely steady. western prime, s9.1049.lo;
refined. quiet; Continent, $3.50; South Amer
lea s10.25; compound. $3.50 @s.62h. Pork
Barely steady; short clear. s17.1 90.
.TalIow-Dul. Petroleum--Steadye .Rosin-
Firm. Turpentine-Firm at ~ 4721sc.
Rice-Steady. enthusiastically. Sugar
Raw, firm; fair refining, 3hc.; centrifugal,
sc test. 3ssc: molasses sugar, csc: refined,
steady. Cohee-Spot steady; No. Rio {;
Novem Der. Santos Sc. mild, quiet; Cordova.
9@1aAc. Futures 500 points higher.
Butter-Steady and unchanged. Cheese
Firm and unchanged. Eggs-Irregular;
western. lrsts. 1G,s@l7 (official price l61s @
lG&p.
Freights and Peanuts-Quict and un-
changed. Potatoes-IrreEular; Florida. new.
per barrel, s4@6b0: old potatoes. $3.50 q
LIS. enthusiastically; domestic. per
crate. s1G2.50.
crate s1@2,5o cottonseed oil-Flrm with
a fair speculative trade. Prime crude, Z; o..
b. mills, 361aG &c.; do. summer yellow.
r4sc. OFF summer yellow. 42G44c. good. off
summer yellow. Aalsp43Ac.; prime white,
500 SIC: prime winter yellow. SOC.
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Circuit Court

Suit instituted-The Edward Thompson
Company VS.. PA. Il. Smith; damages
placed at 800. Stern and Stern repre-
sent tho plaintiff.
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Y. s. refundng IS. reglstercd.........
u. S. refundins Is, coupon. ...........,
u. S. SIS, registered.......t..
L. S. 3s. coupon. ............,...,
q. S. Old As. registered. ............,.t
Z, S. Old As. coupon. ...............Nf
Z, S. New As, registered ............5
u. S. New is, coupon... ....,.......,.Z
American Tobacco 49,. .s..E-........
American Tobacco Gs,........i.
Atchison general 4s..,..-s. 5.4.,..i.i.g.
Atchison adjustment As totferea)....
Atlantic Coast Line IS. .........-...
Baltimore and Ohio As... ..........5.5.7'
Baltimore and Ohio 3iss. ........E.....
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s......
Cen,ral of Georgia Ss...s.
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc. tofrered)..
Central of Georgia 2nd lnc.....5...'.,.
Central of Georgia Sd Inc. (offeredl..
Chesapeake and Ohio 4sis.............
Chicago and Alton Siss.. ...5.,s...
Chicago, B, and Quincy new 4s......
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

/ Chicago, r. I. and Pac. r. R,d4s...... 727
i Chicago. r. 1. and Pac. r.. II. col. 5s Sc
/ c.. &C and ST. Louis gen. As. ..... 90
| Colorado Industrial 6s. series A...... cal
4 Colorado Midland As OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. GIL
/ Colorado and Southern 4s............ 91i
/ Cuba Ss......... observation-disclosures. l0l
Denver and Rio Grnnde 4s........... 81
l Distillcrs' Securities 5s.............. Sal
Eric prior lien Observation-Disclosures. 95a
Erie General 4s........ ,......... ST,
/ Hooking Valley 4Ias (bid) ........... 1OAi
Japan IS. .............. II o1
Japan SIS, End series... 1905
Japan 4lss certificates NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S9l
I: Japan observation-disclosures. ..............y :. sos
4 Japan 4As certificates, ?nd series. 1900. SSs
] Louisville and Nash Unified As. 1850. 90
Manhattan oonsol sold 4s............. 80
Z. Mexican Central Asa Observation-Disclosures. S1l
4 Mexican Central LIST Inc. ...........y 90,
Mimi and ST. Louis As (onered). SO
& Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4s...... 81
Missouri. Kansas and Scexas 2nds.... SO
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CATTLE MARKETs,
CHICAGO, Aprti a--cATrLE--Receip
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}. 3 y VI n
New York Central gen. a,ss.......... 92,s
New Jersey Central gen. bs......... 123A
Noethern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1o1h
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 20
Norfolk and westei\ con 4s.......... sSN
Oregon Short Line sefundlng 4s...... e2ls
Pennsylvania conv. 3iis. 95G
ReatinE General $500. .s......t...... 97H
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. bs.. ITO q
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s... S0A
st. Louis Southwestern con. 4s........
Scaboard Air Line 4s...... "a
Southern Pacific As. -. I. ....... s6i
Southern Pacific 1st AZ, certificates. 93h
Southern Railway 6s................ III :
Texas and Pacific 1sts tbid). ........ 113a
Toledo. st. l.. and West. IS (offered).. S0h
Union Pacific 4s...{...... ........y..... 101,s
United States Steel end 6s............ 0sA
Wabash 1sts.. ......... ............. 1l1A
Wabash Deb ................... 61h
wheeling and Lake Erie As tonered5.. s.
Wisconsin Central Observation-Disclosures. sc
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
CHICAGO, April 4-Cool. showeryE wca tn
or in the Southwest caused weakness day
IN the loca wheat market. the May delivery
closing at n net loss OF B@1c. Corn was
off ,sc. Oats were down A@ssc. Provis-
ions were 49,
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Spot cotton closed quiet, s points higher;
uplands, 100: middling gull,
11a5; sales, 81 bales
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

In Chicago hoarding of currency by the big banks and mercantile interests has reached an acute stage, and some of the largest mercantile houses who have always paid their help in curren- cy are paying part in currency and the balance in checks.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

The closing for stocks was heavy, and on the whole 1t looked as if bank ing interests were putting the brakes on the market again. The almost uni- versal opinion was that this was no time for stock market expansion. The results of the days operations seemed to prove that the early rise was based almost entirely on a movement against the shorts. When these had covered, prices slipped again.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07
LATE FEATURES OF
 THE STOCK MARKET Efforts to Restore Confidence
 Felt. PRICES HAVE AN ADVANCE Relief from Financial Strain Shown-Gold Imports
 $37,OOO,O 900.

The stock market was trifle joy ful yesterday, giving evidence that the relief measures for the improvement of confidence were having the desired effects. The good work accomplished during the stock market holiday was reflected fin strong advance in prices.
 The helpful events included the vir- tual taking over by the Trust Con- pany association of the two companies on which there have been such sensa- tional runs; the actual arrival of a large amount of gold from Europe, to- gether with additional engagements for import that bring the movements this way to approximately $3700O000; the measures undertaken by the Bank of France to relieve the strain that has thus far fallen mostly upon Lon- don, and official confirmation of the purchase by the United States Steel corporation of its heretofore great com petitor, the Tennessee Coal & Iron com pany
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07

In the Philadelphia market Lehigh Valley was bid up points. The ad- Journment of Lake Superior corpora tion annual meeting until January caused by the injunction restraining the Philadelphia vote of 50,OOO shares held by banks as collateral, had a de- pressing effect on that stock, and it fell off fraetionally.
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CLOSING PRICES.

Reported over private wires of Princc < Whitely, members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges New York office, b2 Broadway and IS Center street. New Haven. Conn.
 New York, Nov
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-07
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Prince & Whitely. members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchangea New York office, 52 Broadway and Is Center street New Haven.
 New York, Nov. 6.
 Open. High.Low Last
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BOSTON STOCK MARKETl

Reported over private wires of Horn blower & Weeks, members of the New York and Boston Stock Ex- changes, New Haven omce, 27 Center street.
 Boston Nnv
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The The Union Trusl Co.
NEW HAVEN.

Chartered by the State of Connectisut with authority to act as EXecutor, Ad- ministrator, Guardian, Receiver. or Trustee, under will or deed.
 Is legal depository or money paid in- to Court, and Public Trust Funds, acts as Trustee for Municipalities, Cornora- tions and Individuals and administers Trusts of all kinds. Empowereu ro act as registrar of Stocks, Bonds or other evidences of Indebtedness manage sink. ing funds, ard do all business such as is usually done by Trust Companies
 It also does a general banking busi- ness, collecting cheeks, notes, coupons. and receives deposits. The principal of each trust is invested by itself and kept separate and apart from the gem sral assets of the Compah,.
 This Company is by law regularly examined by the Bank Examiner of the State of Connecticut.
 HENRY L. HOTCHKISS, President,
 .. EUGENE s. BRISTOL. Treasurer.
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NEw MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1so

Danbury & Bethel .. p IS \. Y. \. H. & H.... 16O 128 136 N. r. N. H. 6 H. Rights 1B 2k
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Call money, which opened at IS per cent. and reached to 10 per cent. in the morning, went to 25 per cent. in the afternoon. This was not regarded as indicating any great sfrlngency but merely showed an effort by bankers to keep a check on the situation. Mod erately high rates are expected to con- tinue, by reason of the large demand for money.