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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-15
Mabel's Changing Moods.

MabeI's Changing Moods. When Mabel plays the typewriter. The click portends her current mood: It tells us how her thoughts prevail And if she's feeling bad or good When peace Is in her heart and brain. The sound is soft summer rain That taps upon the window pane. When Mabel plays the typewriter ~e,When Mabel pounds the typewriter A cloud arises i'll the sky,
 he dove of peace outspreads its wings s-xTo other regions quick to fly. At tossing of her graceful head. Bright with its crown of golden red, You feel growing sense of dread. When Mabel pounds the typewriter. When Mabel bangs the typewriter. Look out-the cruel wars begun! You hear the roll of musketry, You hear the deadly gatling gun. Don't say her yes. don't say her nay. Don't dare single word to say, But softly. swiftly steal away
 When Mabel whacks the typewriter.
 Chicago NewA
 EeHdnAors. Sez Mrs. McCafferty to Mrs. O'Rafferty. Az plisint as lady could be. Wld all hands the tub in an a-shcrub. bin an -rtibbin'.
 ''The top av the mornin to ye!' Sez Mrs. O'Rafferty to Mrs. McCafferty. Wild the clock half pasht twilve. do ye see.
 An the washin a-dryn' an happin' an dyin.
 ''The middle av the monday to ye!" Sex Mrs. McCanerty 4- Mrs. O'Rafferty. A-pullin' in the liles afther tea. W1d the shates an the pillycases an ClO' 'eSDtnS ShtuCk in their faces ''1he bottom av the avenin' to ye!'' Malcolm Douglass in St. Nicholas. { <3A0ToRTA ! Bears tho 1Ihs kmd You Hays AlNays Bousr s's1.;''' s &xWHzzzx
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PRODUCE MARKET
UNUSUALLY ACTIVE

The commission men and the whole
sale dealers in fruits, vegetables and
country produce had expected an ac-
tive demand for closing days Of the
week. and were not disappointed for
all kinds of good things to eat went
rapidly on Cary Street yesterday. The
retailers and the market men were
out in full force to lay In supplies for
the big Friday and Saturday demand
on the part Of consumers for material
from which to build the big Sunday
dinners.
The market was we'll supplied with
everything In the fruit, vegetable and
produce line. but the demand was SUI =
flcient to take it up, and as! a natural
consequence business on i.thet block
was lively all day. Eggs went up a
cent a. dozen for crate lots and spring
chickens went off a shade, but with
these exceptions there were no changes
IN the quotations. supply and demand
being about on a par.
It is expected that the demand will
be equally active this morning, the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-08
LARGEST BREAKS AND
BEST PRICES OF WEEK

The leaf tobacco breaks yesterday,
which closed the business for "a tho
week, were the largest the warehouses
have had since the week preceding the
reunion. The total sales amounted to
about $4,000 pounds, and the offerings
wero Of splendid stock. the kind that
gets the buyers In some thing OF a
state of en- thusiasm
Many good wrappers showed up in
the breaks. and the bidding on them
was spirited enough to put the sellers
In a fine humor. Numbers OF piles were
sold at the warehouses up in the
thtrties. the top notch being $37. Good
piles went from that figure all the
way down to $25.& Superior filters were
also in evidence, and these, like the
wrappers. sold well: The market closed
very strong and active.
At this, the SHANK" end OF the sea-
son. the warehouscmen hardly know
what to look for in the way Of breaks
from week to week, but they are
rather inclined to the opinion that
they will have fairly good sales.
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DRADsTI,EETs REPORT.
Improvement In Crop COnditlons, nnd
Good Feeling Generally.

- - " = SAsAH' y AHC y. III oSAsoSAc =
tomorrow will say:
Cross currents in trade and crop
conditions prevent generalization There
has been @ further light Improvement
In crop conditions. duo to slightly high
er temperatures West and South and
q cessation Of rain in the cotton belt
THIS has made for q moro optimistic
feeling as to ultimate yields and future
trade in the sections enjoying even a
small share of sea sonable weather, but
the great majority Of cities. and par
ticularly those in the eastern half OF
the country, complain Of continued slow
retail trade and collections.
Reports as to fall trade are quite
satisfactory. q reflection possibly OF
cleaned up last winter. Crop uncer.
tainties, and the fact that recorder
business this spring has been particu-
larly absent In many lines. however,
induce conservatism as to future ORDER
nE, and there is less disposition to
embark freely In future commitments
untf1 the situation becomes clearer.
Pig iron markets arc very quiet, but
furnaces are sold 80 far ahead tina,
producers are not uneasy over the ab.
sence Of buslness. New business in steel
rails Is OF moderate proportions.
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COLI. SHIPMENTS
AFFECT MARKET
Heavy Movement to Paris Gave
Only Slight Concession in
Prices.
MORE RAILROAD RuMoRs
Talk Of New Dividend Gave
Small Ac' ance to Reading
Stock.

NEW YORK, June Am active alb
sorption OF stocks on rising scale to-
day was brought almost to standstill
by the unexpectedly heavy engage
ments OF gold for export to Paris to-
morrow. Conditions in the exchange
. market had prepared expectation for
\ additional shipments tomorrow, but SO
large a sum as $4,000 900 was sur
prise. The movement was the more
impressive by reason of the failure Of
tho foreign exchange market to show
custom of selling exchange bills
against gold shipments when they are
made. The rates to-day, however We're
, firmly maintained, and it was evident
that the outward movement of gold
was to extend over into next week.
a feature of the day was the rumor
offnew railroad relations which came
into circulation. Apparently the, plan
, for transfer OF control of the Boston
and Maine to the New York. New
Haven and Hartford gave the impetus
to these rumors. Many of them cen-
tired about a supposed transfer Of
control of Delaware and Hudson but
none of them received any official sane
tion. The coalers were all helped byl
the evidence of prosperous con-
ditions in that trade. Included
in the showing was the huge Increase
in the tonnage of the May shipments
over those in May of last Year Read
ing's prominence in the days advance
was partly due to this and was In
creased by rumors Of proposed in
crease in the dividend rate, also with
out official sanction. The check to ac-
tivity which followed the gold export
engagements resulted in only slight
concessions in prices and they were
lifted to the highest level again late
in the day. The closing tone was
fairly steady.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par
value, $4,000. United States bonds
were unchanged on call
Total sales Of stocks to-day were
62s,4oo shares.
NEW YORK, June money on call
easy, 3-4@2 per cent; ruling rate, 2;
closing bid, 2; offered at 2. Time loans
very dull AL steady, sixty days 1920
+ 3 ga per cent, and ninety days, 3 3-40
per cent; six months. 3-465 per
+ cent. Close: Prime mercantile paper
Z 6@5 II per cent. sterling exchange,
strong, with actual business In bank
ers bills at s4.S7O5@s4s71O for demand
and at s4.sa7o@s4.Ss75 for sixty-day
bills; posted rates, s4.s4 1-2@s4.S5.
+ Commercial bills. SO SIS Bar silver
sG6 5-S; Mexican dollars 81 as. Govern.
ment bonds, steady. Railroad bonds
firm,
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. June 7.-Thrro was a very
excited advance III July contracts In the CO..
ton market to-day with that position selling
above lac. for the first time this season
shu showing u gam from the low points Of
the morning OF about % Gl50c q bale TIN.
close was little off from the best With Inc
tone steady at "A net adtGnce of lo0i1
points on the general list. sules were es,i-
mated at 6o0,0 900 bales The opening was
steady decline OF 3Qs points In rcspons.
TO lower cables and good weather man
but the market almost i,1:,nediately rnIlnI
on unfavorable crop condition repor,s ND
inside of half an hour was selling abou, q
points net higher. This was followed hv
some irresuarity late In the morning In,
IN the early afternoon July became very
strong and motive on covering OF shorts n !
oull support. IT was rumored that big ex-
Porlefs were buying that position and tina,
local stocks would be shipped abroad
other rn!nors We're circulating tending Ia
indicate corner in the near positions n nd
before the advance was checked July ha
sold al 1901. or 81 points up from In,
low point OF the morning and 40 point,
over the closing figures of yesterday TIL,
later months were comparatively quiet mn,
u the best showed net gain of only nbou
1b9.o points, owing probably to tho fav
oraole weather forecasts and expectation,
that continued good weather would lead /,
~ Improvement IN crop reports. The into
sght figures for the week were light.
Receipts at the ports to-day were S25;
year. For tho week 30. 900 bales apnins
e2,7sa last week ana 55 $40 last wear no
DAYS receipts at Houston e5B bales apains
l,oes last year
Cotton futures closed steady
Open. High, uow. Close
June ."'.,...st ~. y.', ii s
July IL III n,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE ,tA1,1xEr.

NEW YORK. June 7,---FLOUR--Dull and
barely steady Rye Fiour--Flrm. Corn.
neala,eaay, rye-pull wheat--spot
easy; No red. 81 OF elevator. Options
%@h to INC. lower. yuy sl,o4; septena.
Der. sl.o4A; December, 81 ,obss. Corn
Spot steady; No. 2. save. elevator. Options
&c. net lower. July. Sc; September,
g. sc. Oats--spot steady: mixed. Soc =
Beef and Cut Meas-stendy. Lard
steady; western, primo, soO5Gpo.lb: rein.
easy; Continent. 5000 touthcr America,
SO 90; compound, s9No.25. Pork and
| Tallow--Steady. Petroleum---Firm. RoRln
Steady, Turnentine--l1asy Mt nMfp6
Rce--stcady. Sugar--Raw. steady; fair
refining. 3,a6c, centrifugal DC test 3ysc.;
molnsseR sugar. s.1lc; refird, quiet, Cot
| fee--Spot quiet; RIO, No. 7, csc; Santos
No, 4, 7,ac. mild dull; cordova. 0dDl2Hc
Butter-Quiot and unchanged, Cheeso--
Irregular; new. State, full cream, coored
small, best, l2c,; white small. l2Ac.; largo
colorcd, best, 12@l2hc.: white. 7N012Hc
skins. G9.c. Esgs-QuIet ana unchnVg
| ed.
Freights and peanuts-ou!ct and unchang.
ed Potatoes---Firm; new, per barrel, ssQ
S5o; old, sl,7b6pA.7b, Cahbages--I,asy nnt
unchanged, Cottonseed OH was easier I'M
der freed offerings and boar pressure
Prime, crude. !. o. b, mills, lac.; prime
summer yellow. Goc.; off summer yellow
teMG69c.; good off GUNNER yellow, b7M a
osc,t primo white and prime winter yellow
ssdebc,
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Newspaper Tributes.

On the demise Of the late
Henry Clay Payne, a concern
in New York gathered
from the papers published
throughout the United States
4,685 newspaper stories of the
life and career Of the de-
ceased.
These items were carefully
mounted on Irish linen leaves
and bound in six volumes, 400
pages to the, book. A cover
OF genuine seal was appropri-
ately lcttercd in gold and the
entire material, representing
the work Of many people for
several months, has just been
delivered to Mrs. Payne at
Milwaukee.
Mr., Burrelle, VINO makes
a speciality Of this unique
method Of preserving family
history, also compiled four
volumes containing the Lett
tiers, kilograms and cards Of
coincidence received by the
family, all constituting a fam
lily heirloom that will be
handed down to future gene
rations.
This work is one Of the
several developments OF the
press clipping industry, and
Mr., Burrellc has made a spc-@
cial study of the work he
created several years ago.
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Daily Court Rec ord.
LAW ana Equity Court.

Inv and Equity Court.
In the case of Elizabeth Is. Leary's
executors VS.. Clemens Jones, motion
for Judgment for IS 900, alleged to be
due on q note. was docketed, Tho do
PENDANT filed a plea of non-assumpsit
ana a special plea that he did not owe
the sum named. W
A suit for absolute divorce was In
stituted by s. Paschall VS.. w. y.
In the case OF the Commonly saith
vs., G. II. Rudd ana ]. w. Buchanan.
charged with practicing medicine With
out passing the required examination,
tho Jury was unable to agree, and was
idisciarged and the cnse continued un-
I'll the July term OF court.
''f. Circuit Court.
81 Judgments rendered yesterday:
Charles Poindexter. trustee. W., CITY OF
.Rlchtnond. Tor is0s.13, y.
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OFFICIAL. RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
Braneh- ~ Co. bankers and Brokers.
sALEs.

800 Atlantic Coast Line, com
$500 American Smelters, com.
5000 ANA lgamated Copper n,
l.9W Amer. Car and Foundry, /,
100 Amer. Car and Foun., pfd
l,SW American Cotton OIL 49,.
OJ American Tobacco, pfi, !.
American Can
100 American Can. pfd..
900 Amer. Locomotive, com.
400 Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
9C0 American Sugar .........
$500 a., T. and S. lie, com. ~.
500 A., 4. md s. Fe. pfd...,..
1000 Baltimore and Ohio. .,....
10000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
100 Canadian Pacific .......t.
LOO Chesapeake and Ohlo...
6,4O Chi. Mil. and st. Paul...
4 200 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
500 Colorado South, COM. 80.
Colorado South, 1st pfd.
400 Colorado South. I'd pfd..'
leo c., c., c. and ST. Louis...
800 Consolidated Gas ........
5000 Delaware and Hudson.."
Del, Lack. and Western.
1000 Eric, conn.,. ................
Erie. IT, pfd...............
go Erie. I'd pfd.. ...."......
General Electric .........s
$500 Great Northern, pfd......
$500 Great Northern Ore Gifts
Illinois Central ..........
LOO Louisville and Nashville
200 Manhattan .,.,...........
Metro Street Railway.
Mexican Central ..........
$500 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com.
400 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd.
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Weck,. Bank Clenrtng.

4 NEW YORK. June 7.-Bank clear.
ings, ss039,s2s. 900 for the week
against 2,15G.06S.0o0 last week and
Richmond. s6.141.00o; decrease. 6.S.
l Savannah; 81 $50. 900: decrease. 1913.
4 Atlanta $4,294, 502; increase. 5.2.
Norfolk. $3.133. 400; increase. 24.9.
Augusta, $1,147, 900; decrease. s.5.
Charleston sill 5000; decrease. -.
Jacksonville $1.298,000; decrease.
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NEW YORK JurA 7-BEEvEs-no.
ceipts. 2,6ll head. Steers. s5.250G.bo;
bulls, 's.5o@4.oo; cows 1925 @I.oo; west.
err err cows and heifers IS. Calves-Receipts,
mixed cattle. $3.50. Dressed calves steady
70 strong. Sheep and bs-Reoe 10 s.
5'p2e head: Sheep, $4,000: no primo sheop
mere. Culis $3.50: yearlings. s7.oo@s.5o,
,nnns' ". % 910.2 ono car choice, 3l0.37A.
Hog-Recelpts, 1884 head. Good heavy
and medium hogs i0.760O.80.
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Stocks and Bonds.

The Improvement noticeable III the
stock market for the past two days
has been especially pleasing to tho
Richmond contingent, Ill OF whom arc
bulls On tho New York stock mar
lket Yesterday prices showed further
advance particularly In stocks like the
Union Pnciflc and Rcnding, the old time
leaders. There was certainly n much
better fecling,all about Wall Street, and
for the first time In many weeks pre-
dictions OF higher figures were made
with something like real confidence.
Yesterday when Union Pacific got up
to 13b there was genuine enthusiasm
among the bulls. Mon who have been
pc sslnlists before becnme bulls and op-
tinlists and the general feeling was one
Of cheerfulness.
Nevertheless the general opinion is
that 1t Is going to tnke some time
for stocks to get back to anything like
former levels Tho holders must be
patient. &
There has been noticeable some slight
Improvement In tho bond market, but
there is still room FOR improvem ent, ana
bondholders. too, must exercise pa
tienco., On both the bond and the stock
market yesterday there was conscr-
vative bullish feeling.
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MARINE INTELLI0ENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE u 1907

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE Z. 1907,
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harnoy.s Norfolk mar
chaniao and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocnhontas, Graves. Norfolk and
Jane" River landings, Inercha n disc and pas
sengerS. Virginia Navigation Company.
gers, iaB 1a
Earge u, A. souder, Hudson, WASHINGTON,
asphalt blocks, washington Asphalt Block
and TilieH Company. gl
largo PtrryylllH Morse, Baltimore, coal
Wake and I3allauN. 8
barge William Donaldson, McMonngle
I'al,irnoro. coal. IS. al Ellison and Company
Sailed. ss8e a
Steamer Brandon, Ila1pey, Norfolk, E'er.
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same State, caused furry In to-day's
wheat market and advanced prices more
than 2 cents above the low points OF the
day. The market however. closed weak. TIE
July delivery being down 11sc The Sep
tember option was of &c. July corn was
Ac. lower; oats showed a net loss OF 31xs.
Provisions were shade lower to l1kc.
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1t Is not expected that to-day's bank
statement will be favorable as bank
statements usually go. for the export
Of gold this week has led to quite. a
heavy loss In cash. However, the bulls
have already discounted this, and It
Is not likely that the reading OF tho
statement will lead to any losses in
the prices of stocks or bonds.
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chandise ana passef, gers, Old Dominion Lima.
Steamer Lurny, Tunnel, Norfolk ana
james River landings merchandise aud
passetigers Virginia Navigation Com pany q
Schooner b. 3. speddon. Konnard. Natise.
mond River, conl IN
Schooner William Oliver, Neal. James
River. light.
Bnrge warwick, Karcl,cn, bermuda 1iun-i
dred light sHst l5s qt 3 .3f. ~ sslpBE8
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
PEANUT MARKED

4 + u, PEANUT MARKET ~ N m
tMeported BY Rodgers. McCabe 4 Coz Is
:. PET!lRsBURN VA, Juno t7.-pEANUTs:
spnnlsh--Market Arm at sl37h per buxhel
Observation-Disclosures steady Mt 4hQp4Xc, fol
Ing stock. en- Q3c f,777'li = 80 '" :,
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NAVAL STORES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing, Rosin-
Firm at 1905 bid receipts. 44l barrels. Tar
Firm at 12:4o; receipts, 90 barely Crude
TuYhntine-Quotcd at Sl.7b@ 1856 receipts
sAvANNAII, GA, Juno 7.-TuRpEN.
TlNE--Frm at b7c.; recoipty l.o7s casks;
shipments aos casky. Nosln--Tlrm; sales
s,pai ha 1gr receipt, 2.21s barrels; ship.
montS. 1877 barroln: stock. 47.622 barrels.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. juno IA r,lmor that tho
forthcoming Kansas state crop report VIII
hno" condition OF slightly above b2 per
! esa'- aided by damage reports from the
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Judge Prentis Away

Judge r. r, Prcntis, the new chair
man Of the State Corporation Commits
sion, Is spending few days at his
home In Suffolk. He will return to the
city Monday morning.
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Virginia Centuries-lo0 at o2h.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
North Carolina 4s c. 1910 ..1o1
North Carolina 6s G. 191o.. 1874
Va@ss Old. G.. and r.. 1892. 90 o.
Va!ocenturies. 2-3. q. and r.. 92N o2,s
RAILROAD BONDS
A.aC.f L. r. r. Con. TT. D. G. o5
a. c. L. r. r. Cts OF Ind s4. 80
Georgia Pacific lst es. c., 1929. III
Ca. Southern and Fla 1916. 107 ~.
Ga. and Ala. Con. IS, l945. l06
Nor. and West. Ry. IS, 1885,. 95
Nor. and West. Ry. Poca As. SO
Western n. c. LIST 6s, c.. 1914 100 -.
RAILROAD SrOCES tar.
Atlantic Coast Line "A"....lo0 %
Atlantic Coast Line com. 100 %
Ches. and Oho... Nov. 100 az
Norfolk and Western com. 400 7sA
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS
American National. ........100 1873
Broad strcetta. .....,,.. a2h 81
First Na,io;na jl,s :, 20 ,oo 81, "a
Merchants National. 100 500
National Bank OF w.. 400 IA
MISCELLANEOUS
Va..Car Chem. pfd. p. C. 100 1899
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, June 7.-Seaboard
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baltimore STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE, MD, June 7.-Scahoar ri
AZ Line. common and prcfcrrcd--Nothlng
doing. SN'''''''
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NEW ORLEANS. June 7.-coTToN-
Spot quotations We're revised by the COM
mittec to-day with tho result OF O uniform
advance of Mc. per pound on all erades;
middling. 1cMc.; sales we're 1900 na'<s on
the spot and $50 to arrive. Futures omen.
cd steady from points net lower g !
higher Weather reports wero fairly COCO,
but prices did not drop apprcciably ior
this cause. July began sensational 40.
vance, which ran up to 20 points. or nearly
81 so per bale. and carried this option TO
the lac. mark. This @'ns tho first. time IN
nearly four years that lac cotton has J.. been
quoted at New Orleans. and Julys advance
served to carry the other months up. Tho
other months showed gains Of ia@ 20 points 1rna;
New York that a foreign syndicate has
opened negotiations to buy 1000 9s,e bales on
contract but to dispose Of the cotton TO
consumers The close was steady with
prices 10@24 points over last night.
Cotton futures closed steady: January.
IL. s5 bid: February, 1871 bid: July. 1890
bid; August. 1880 bid; September, l2.7O
bid; October. .12.43 bid November, ~. 80
December. 1888.
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o.. refunding Is, registered. $780,. )
U. S. refunding IS. coupon..........
U. S. ss. registered. .................
U. s. IS. coupon. ..................
U. S. Old As. registered. ............
U. S. Old IS, coupon. ................5
U. s. New As. registered. ...........,..
u. s. New Is. coupon. .............,..
American Tobacco is..........
American Tobacco observation-disclosures.
Atchison general 49,.
Atchlson adjustment As (offered).....
Atlantic Coast Line 4s.............5..
Baltimore and Ohio 4s..............
Baltimore and Ohio 3lss (bid).......
Brooklyn Rapid TRANSIT" cow. 4s....
Central Of Georgia 5s.............i..
Central Of Georgia LIST Inc. (offered)
Central Of Georgia End Inc. (offcrcd).
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. (offcred) -.
Chesapeake and Ohio ANS (bid) ......
Chicago and Alton 31ss (onfercd) ......
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CHICAGO. juno 7-CATTLE-Receipt
about $500 head. Market steady. Common
to p prime steers. s4.bo@e.e5; cows. ss.25 @
zoos heifera. &a@5.5o; bulls. 3s.bo04.60:
calves, 1907. 90: stockers and feeders. "a "a
81. Hogs-Rccelpts about $4,000 head
Market &c. higher. Choice to primo, heavy
5000 so medium to good. heavy, 50.
~ %s.2'; good to prime mixed. se.2o@s,22h
e.s6; bulk OF sales ts.2o06.25. Sheep
Receipts about 5000 head Market steady
to log l5c. lower. Sheep $3.50 @ 100: year.
lings, $1,000; lambs. se.eo@R.e5.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET,
Virginia Centuries--4oo at 92h.
STATE. S..Cy,p1r1Dc ~,

Richmond. Va. June 7. 1907.
SALES AT BOARD. III
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ONTHE LOCAL MARKETS

commission men have the goods t.
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Spot cotton closed steady, 25 poinks high
er; middling uplands. 1925; middhng gull
1885, sales 366 bales.
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I3.50; 5u1cs. 366 pH1es: ~
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts.
S.253 bales export to Great Britain, $3.50
bales; to the Continent, 2723 bales; stock.
42SOl3 bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts
Al .oO9 bales export to GREG Britain, 440Ol
bales; to France 2 o3 bales; to the Continent,
IS $40 balcs to Japan. 1875 bales.
Total since September LIST at all ports
Net receipts 9,671 900 bales; export to Great
Britain, 3657,35G bales; to France. ssl1l9
bales; 10 the Continent s.2s6.12a bales; to
Janan 235404 bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-08
CATTLE MARKETS

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va. June 7. 1907.
Beef cattle. very best, 5h@6xc.; extra,
" oMo.; good. 4h84&c.; medium to fai,
quality. az @ nc: common to medium, 2h q
skc; bulls: 2h 93hc. Sheep. gee: eprins
lamps! i n ogsc. Hogs, 6MQpehc Calves
1900. Z = "A 4 u 4 - n ~ - y =