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New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
STORY OF A CAT.
No. IL West II

Dear Little Men and Little Women: am going to ten
YOU about my cat HIS name Tom Ditamus I had
a bead chain very fond OF playing with It.
One morning when he playing with the chain 4
threw It 20 opposite side of the Immediately
he gave chase Imagine my surprise when he picked
the chain in fOrepaws walked back his
hind legs dropped IL feet Then he rolled
and over. though begging throw Il again. My
father and mother greatly surprised threw tho
chain again he walked this time. his hind
and dropped 10 In front OF the floor cannot
he for IL would make long.
but an the same think Tom Ditamus quite cleysP
cat, don't youf GLADYS SMILEY aged N
No. $50 fremont avenue, The Bronx New York
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
HONOR LIST.

1. Helen Allen; p Jerome B. Barry; g. Olga clarkson;
Antoinette Caplan: g. Edith R. Cahen; g. Olive Gearyi
7. Dora Greenough; 8. Ada Galloway: o. c. Carleton
Gardner; TO- Oswald Hamilton; II. Avery Hagan: IL.
Horne; Ruth A Hawthorne: II hiTst: 10.
stoddard p. Johnston; l6 Dorothy Kline: II. Bertha
Kentned: 49, Maurice Kramer: 10. Clarence XII x;
Levine 81 Dorothea Lathers D. Albert p Monte;
23 Miner; - John Miller 20. Earle Moss: 26
Joseph MOrrel 81 Ella Murray 2s Gladys Miner; %.
Frank Newgarden: 80 Emily O'Rely; 81. Anna T. Pauls
worth g. Emanuel Rubeck; 33. May Reid: 3D. Agnes G
Reaton; 85 L. Rembe 80. W. Mandervtlle Strait;
stanley A. suydam; ss Dorothy n STEELE; 81. Fred
G. Stebbns 4O George Sauce; Al. Elsie H. Stewart;
A. Mildred Thomas: Lille NJ. Todd; ~ William II.
Taft; a. Charles ]. Urban: 4G, Edith Van Buskrk A.,
Julius Weinberger; 4s. Emma Wagner; 10 Bessie NJ
Wallace so, Roberta Williamson
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

ALPHABETICAL TRAGEDY.

7 was first made by a legislative body. but when
I lost one letter 1t quite evident that h2d
been made by a sculptor. existed as work OK
art until the loss of another letter made me what
the Declaration of Independence made each one OF
the English colonies in America. When lost
third letter told what too much or good 'hihs
would do. but. although l had already learned
what the result of such n course would be- after
losing a fourth letter I spent all my time taking
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
SNG1u!sIllET llgsl!s Boz -

kitchen table In front Of pitcher OF milk. Ths
pitcher small for him 10 get his nose In, 20
he would dip q paw in and then take II cut ana
lick or the milk. This he repeated number OF
times until he me, when he Immediately
stopped and looked so innocent that no one would
have believed him thief
HELEN WENTWORTH (ased isl-
No. Is West 1O2d street
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07


atuaNy one o the there the C-I-AI YOU find
ndpr prerlylr Wills the
others
IN achh OWN ELL tina
the the name a Hcrent letter
n
and a IS W onr the
choi OF rsin book enbrOdr efoun
tain pen.ab O o a carica
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
Things to Think About.

food Perhaps a punishment for nv folIy 7 was
reduced by the loss of another letter the humble
condition OF proposition As a proposition Z had
no food but always had cheering beverage by
me. Finally this consolation taken from me-
and have been obliged TO serve as useful article
ever since.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

Harold ran the lion in the museum
'Dont afraid. dear grandmother said That
Hon 8 stuffed"
yes said Harold. u,ebbe he isn't stuffed full
that couldn't md room Tor . little boy Ike ma
Youths World.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
PYRAMID PUZZLE.

When the words in this puzzle have been correct
" guessed and placed according to the numbers
the base and the sides of the pyramid will be
formed by the same word
IL The continent which was the last TO become
generally known To gcographers-
"a A follower OF NIhomet.
So An adjective that would describe the feel
inCs of any little man or little woman who receives
a Tribune prize for the first time
IS Opposed TO front.
30 Three.
liz Two hundred.
l3. \ word of one letter.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
LAST WEEKS PRIZE WINNERS

and it is certainly not wise to encroach carelessy
upon his preserves.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
LARGE BREAKS OF
LOOSE TOBACCO.

The leaf tobacco market continues very
active. and, with large receipts yester-
day, the breaks showed considerable
animation. The sales OF the loose leaf
yesterday amounted to nearly 200, 900
pounds of good sun-cured stock. THE
gales we're largely attended by the buyers
generally, and the bidding was spirited
from start to finish. Many good filters
were sold at prices that were eminently
satisfactory to the sellers. and whenever
a pile of wrappers showed up-and many
of them did show up-the buyers were
all attention.
All the warehouses had good breaks.
and all of them scored big figures for
wrappers-fgures that varied all ths
way from $50 to s26 per hundred pounds.
Mr.. Julius A. Hobson. the proprietor of
Crenshaw's warehouse. reports the fol-
lowing specific sales at his house:
Writ Wash, of Hanover. sold one lot
at 50, n at 1880, one at $50.
II. III. Wash. OF Hanover, sold for s7.75,
$1,000 and 500.
e. M. Goodman, OF Hanover, sold for
s7.25. SIG and s24. so.
r. O. Harris, OF Louisa, sold at So. 80.
sS.75, SO, s12 and $26.
James r. Moss, of Louisa, sold at
ss.75, SIT, SIS and s26.
II. W. Cooke sold one lot, for IS, one
for slS n one for s25.
The probability Is that the breaks will
be quite as large to-day as they were
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D MARKET
GAINS IN STRENGTH

The wholesale produce and fruit mar
ket showed considerably more animation
yesterday. The receips were larger than
the commission men really expected. but,
then, the demand was also very much
better. and there was no trouble in dis
posing OF the increased stocks that came
in. The market was very firm all day,
and though prices were advanced on
very few articles, there was no indI-
cation of a decline along any line.
Eggs, which had gonn off somewhat
in price since the holidays, under in
creased demand. showed decided strength,
and advanced slightly IN price. Fresh
eggs are now bringing in crate lots 81
to % cents, and these figures are OBJ
tanned very readily.
Chickens. both live and dressed. are n
little higher. and the sellers do not have
to beg the buyers in order to get the
top OF the market. There Is not as much
emand for turkeys and ducks as was the
case some days ago, but the supply is
also smaller and prices remain stiff.
Fruits are steady at former quotations
The better grades of apples are a little
scarce. and the figures asked and easily
obtained for these goods are as high as
Apey nave been at any time during the
season. Altogether the market is frmer
than 1t has been since the HOLIDAYS.
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Cotton Letter
By MILLER & p

COTTON-The market at Liverpool was about
as We looked for after yesterdays glnners' fig
ures, but nevertheless 1t was hard to bring in
new buyers. the consequences being the develop
ment OF a less hopeful feeling in a good many
quarters. accompanied by a disposition to sell.
and this assumed considerable proportions as
the day advanced. Yesterdays buyers preferred
to liquidate IN the absence OF anything new on
which to base hopes of better returns by hold
ing on, aud the admitted fact that all OF the
cotton coming forward will o wanted by mills,
and has for the time being lost sight Of In the
face OF a very full movement. which represents
nothing moro than trade requirements and pur.
chases. When this Is generally recognized the
market cannot fall to improve. Ports to-day
We're 5000 bales ! 9 asist $4,000 last year: and
interiors point to 10000 bales against 5000 bales.
strength. Local prices were 10 lower ut 10. so.
liverpool Is due to come & to 9 lower in tina
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STOCK MARKET
DULL AND NARROW
----- Il
Some Appearance Of Absorption,
OF a Few Special
Stocks.
ST. PAUL 8 READING FAVORED
Money Developments Formed
the Market-Call Loans Ruled
Before Six Per Cent.
ST. PAUL & READING FAVORED

NEW YORK, January 1o.-Thc stock
market to-day was exceedingly dull and
narrow, and the movement OF prices very
sluggish. There was some appearance of
good absorption of Il few stocks, which
had u sympathetic strengthening effect
on the market, but the responsive move
ment dragged duly. The demand that
impressed sentiment was for a few Of
the usual speculative favorites, and had
the appearance OF revived operations by
pools which were previously active In
the stocks, but which have been quiescent
for some time. ST. Paul and. Reading
were especially favored IN this class OF
operations. There WIS n striking move
ment also In New York Central, and
some OF the industrials below the first
class, especially among the railroad equip
Inent companies. made good gains. There
were laggards in the upward movement
and exceptions after II was inaugurated.
The activities OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission and OF other governmental
functionaYies In measures Of inquiry or
opposition 10 corporations seemed to
focus tho depression
On the side OF the money market de-
velopments were In favor of the market.
The postponement by the Secretary of
Inc Treasury OF the date for the return
Of t12. 600, 900 OF government deposits with
the national banks, so as to set forward
the payments Of the instruments two
weeks. was received with relief, as the
removal OF a threatened embarrassment
before the recuperation of the banks had
been officially completed TO make the
transaction easy. The call loan rate
ruled below 6 per cent. and there were
no bids higher than 6 per cent. for time
loans for any period. The disturbing
effect Of the break in the Gould and
Canadian Pacific groups impaired the
earlier strength OF the market. and the
closing was irregular with a mixed show
Ing OF net changes.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par
value. si.952.0 900. United states rs cou-
pom declined is per cent. on cali. Total
%tales, s723 400 shares.
NEW YORK, January 1o.-Money on
call steady. 2 1-2G6 per cent. ruling
rate. 5 IL; closing bid. g; offered at 9.
Time loans dull and strong: sixty days
and ninety days, 6 bid; six months, c.
Close: Prime mercantile paper. sas 1-2
per cent: sterling exchange steady. with
actual business in bankers bills at s4g4TO
M4.s4T5 for demand and at 81. soso4 a. 035
for sixty-day bills. Posted rates. $3.50 10
@4.si and a4s5 1-2n4.s6: commercial
bills. 1880; bar silver, ss rs. Mexican
dollars, 50 Ia Government bonds easy;
bonds Irregular.
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New York Produce Market,

NEW YORK. january 1o.-FIOUR-steady
with a better inquiry. Rye Flour-Dull. Buck
wheat Flour-Quiet. Ruckwheat-Dull. Corn
~meal-Steady. Rye--Nominal. B~arley-.Noml-
nal.
Wheat-spot hrm: No. 2 red, zoe. elevator.
OPTIONS HqSc. No advance. May, s2Sc.; July,
S2ho,
CONFIRM: No. Q. $40. elevator. Options Map
hc. net higher, January, --h2hc.; May. t04Ac.:
July. 50Sc. Oats--Spot barely steady: mixed,
s9aS9hc,
lies ION 9l21hc. Lard-Firm; western prime,
So.4 Gs,eo; refined. frm; continent. 8. 90; South
America. 1865; compound, Ss.e54s.5o, Pork
Rosin-- Firm: strained. common to good, 81, 900
$50. Turpentine--Ftrm at 72q72ac.
Raw, quiet; fair reslnins, ss.sss.; m sIsar,s
sugar, %Ga 25-S2c.; refined, steady. Coffee
Spot quiet: Rio, No. Z. &C.; mild, quiet; Corr
dova, 9Gl2iac.. Futures 5dpl5 points lower.
~Butter-Steady; renovated, common to extra,
&Tisl2sc. Cheese-Firm and unchanged, Eggs
Firm; nearby, selected, white, 32G3lc.; choice,
29Hs0c.; mixed. extra, 9943Oc.; western, firsts,
&c; seconds, 25G28c.
Freights and Pennuts-Qulet and unchanged.
Potatoes--Irregnlar Bermuda. per barrel, $50
500; Maine, per bag, Sl.6oal IS; State. Western,
and Jersey. sl.2og1.6o sweets, unchanged. cab
Was easier under freer offerings and light do.
lnand. Prime crude, (. O. b. mills, SIC; do,
summer yellow. 42hc.; prime white. nominal;
prime winter yellow, nominal.
Chicago Grain Market.
CHICAGO, January 1o.-Cotlnued small re-
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COTTON MARKETS.

Fey YORK, January 1o.-The cotton mar
ket was weak and lower during to-day's trading
and closed at n net decline of 1lI119 points.
Sales for the day were estimated at 1T. 600
bales.
The opening was barely steady Mt an advance
Of 3 points to a decline Of 4 points, which was
a disappointing response TO frmer Liverpool
cables, the big English spot sales and bullIsh
private advices from the English trade. There
was some support here at frs, from Liverpool
people and some covering of shorts, but the
ton. and the failure of fresh outside buying
orders TO matsrialsze soon weakened the mar.
ket and the general ruling during the later
trading was weak and unsettled under liqui.
dalton and bear pressure. with prices back to
within 2 OF 3 points OF the low level touched
5ust before the publication of the census figures
on the previous day. The close was at the low
est of the session on the active months and
barely steady. Southern spot adHices received
during the day continued hullish, particularly
from the Eastern cit, and Southern spo mar
kets were unchanged to 1lsc. higher, according
to the official reports. Por, receipts were
heavy. hut were exceeded by exports, and the
estimate for to-morrow's receipts at New Or
leans was lighter than recently.
Receipts at the ports to-day were IS. $50 ales
year.. For the week $50, 900 bales against 31s,7 FOL
last week, and lS3, 296 last year. To-day's re-
ceipts ut New Orleans, l2.s7s bnles against l1,197
last year, and at Houston 1881 bales against
b,9u last year.
Cotton futures closed barely steady.
Open. High. Low. Close,
january .."".,., 500 800 9,b a,65
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RICHMOND pRoDucE MARKET.

FLoUR-Receipts much lighter during the
pas. week and market STEADY at prices quoted.
MISUNDERSTANDING liberal and market quick.
S1tSs Light receipts; market active OATS
mixed oats active: white. quiet. RYE-U j.
changed: very quiet. HAY-With little change
IN receipts our market is steady at quotations.
moderate receipts.
APPLES-Market continues fairly active at
uncns.scd prices. Receipts moderate.
EGGS-ReceIpts very liberal. Market over
stocked and very duh,
BuTTER-continues in active demand at
.PoULTRY-Liye: Fairly active a. quota.
lions: Dressed: Turkeys have been especially
dul. since last Friday; other stock In fairly
good demand.
GAME-Recelpts have been heavy during the
past week. Market dull and prices lower.
VIRGINIA BAcoN-Unchanged: good de.
RECEIPTS FOR THE wEEK-wheat, asa.
pashels; corn. 21.5lS bushels; oats, 20. 80 bush
ssls;i flour. 5000 barrels; hay. 5ai 7stons: mill
STOCK IN ELEvAToR-wheat. s.s.s bush.
els; corn, Los bushels; oats. 3.o:54 bushels.
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INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY TO-, 1907.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, James River
lnndlugs and Norfolk, merchnnliseE and passen-
gers, Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED.
Steamer brandon, Harvey Norfolk. merehan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
Schooner L, II, Candy; Sinclair, James River,
light,
Barge Minerva, cook, New Berne, N. O., fer
tllizer.
Barge sharon Hill. Isatterby. Petersburg, Va.
barge Confluence, Joseph. Petersburg. Va,
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nay GOODS MARKET,

NEW YORK, January lo.-The dry goods
VERY, active in printed and wash goods depart
rnents. Many buyers arc in. but while some
Of them are operating for fall they find It very
dirlcult to find goods for nearby delivery, Spot
goods are taken quickly, bN they do not ap-
pear in any large volume, The medium priced
lines Of mems wear goods are now open and
preparations are under way for openings on
the ihlgher-prtced lines shortly.
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GRAIN MARKEr.
Richmond. Va, January 10 roc7
QUOTATIONS. S t"'
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(sales at Union Stock Yards.1

Richmond, Va, January 10. 100,
Report OF the i've | stock market for the week
Best steers, 6Aas,4c medium to good. $40
sc; common to fair, 3&a4Ac,; best heifaps,,
saaaAAe, best fat COWS, 4a4ac. medium to good
;$AasSe.; common to fur, 3.a@Sc. X bulls sGb
and medium, se5lSS, 90. and slow sale; good.
sprtngers, .ss0dpio, O0: yeals, 6aSc. Light run OF
hogs: good hogs. 6&G6. Soc shoats. q. 2saqD6. DOC.
Light run OF sheep; good fat sheen. sa7n.; ma
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BALTIMORE. MD. ISauary
ouist and unchanged. ~wheat-F1rmer; sgt,
eontraes, ItAM1e&e, co,r-F1rmcr: spot, f7s@
Firm: No. white. 41& a42Hc.: No : 0qs
4o1ag+lfc,; No. 2 mixed, sa1kM4oc. Rve-rn,n,..
No. 2 western. domestic. 7sT77c, Butter- ErIn',,
and unchanged: fancy imitation, 25fSe7o- dn
creamery ss034c.; do. ladle, '22desc. stnre
packed lyasOc. EgRs--Firm AT 22ysc. Cheese
Active and UNCHANGED: large, Ike. ,nad;nn,
1i@c.; small. 14ssc. sugar-steady and mn
changed; coarse, granulated and fine. 81 a. ~
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Railroads.
r. F. ca, F. E sIsHaSsRs

r. F. ca p. ssHII s5sss / i
TsRA1Ns LEAVE R1cHMoND-.NonrHwARp.
s s:s !. MM :-BsIIyy-MAssllss q 4. 4 a%sssss. ~
Pullman Cara.
f@ 4; M.,Except ~Monday@syrd st. Through.
All Pullman Cars.
1870 a. M.-Week Days-IJ,ba. Ashiand Ac-
$40 a. M.-Dally-Byrd ~. Through. Local
400 Z s'sMi .-WWseak Bay.-Byya g. 81. g rstSass:
m purg Accommodation.
80 +. M M.-RwsiIy-Mai s. Through
r sia sH'-An RRfvn nf q TssGpsn. soyx1.
''p =, M,.Week Days-Elbn. Ashland Ae-
ss:S9 A. M.-pally-Byrd ST. Through.
'-o q. We Days-Byrd st. Freder,cls-
burg Accommodation.
il"o 4. .Week Days-Hyrd 8. 1nrousn.
1:o I. M.-paily-Main ST. through.
''p eomnoJ Days-Efba. Ashland 40
s s:@ 5 n M.-Da!ly-Byrd 81 Through.
-" s :. m .-Daily-Byrd St Through. Local
$40 = M.-Daiy-Ma,n Street. Through, An
Pullman cnrs.
ig !, = +; M-Dally-Main ct. Through.
LOU !, M-Week Days. BEd Street through.
AL Pullman cars.
NoTE.-Pullma Sleeping or parlor Cars on
M IN, ao9ye trains. excep. trains arriving Rich
r t1oaa Ld:O a. NJ. week days, and local accom-
Time Of arrivals and departures and conneo-
W; d: DUKE. C. W. CuLP, W. r. TAYLOR,
ASae 10 Prest. Gen'i supt. Traf. Mgr.
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Night Line for Norfolk.
FOR NEW YORK.
Merchants and Miners
Transportation Co.'S

BOSTON, MASS. AND PROVIDENCE. mi i.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston TueAiay.
Wednesday. Friday and Sunday, For rrnsi;
denee Monday. Thursday. and Saturday u /
F, NJ. PASSENGER and freight taken for Al
and q. kky. and n. ana ", Ry. ofsiess, and
No, $40 East Main.
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NAy.r,

WILMINGTON, N. c. january lO.-sPIRITs
TuRPENTIN1-Ffrin at CSC. bid; receipts. 30
rels. Tar-E1rm at s.. So; receipts, ID barrels.
Crude Turpontinez-Firm ut Ss,a5G4.W: receipta
81 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. January s,-TuRPEN-
~TINE-Firm Mt 69Ac,; sales, 90 casks; receipts.
ri casks. shipments, 81 casks. Rosin--Flrm:
sales, 2,Ss5 barrels; receipts, 2.7t7 barrels; hip
ments. $40 barrels; stock. SO. $50 barrels.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.
pEANIIn MARKET.

PEANUT MARKET.
Reported by Rodgers, Mccabe and Coz
PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. 10.--PEANUTS-
Spnnish-Firm nt 81. 27la per busheI. fNirginias-
Firn, at 4isG5c. for fancy stock; machine pick
ed, -Sls 3ic.; Smelling stock, 3A9sAc.
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Cotton. steady; mltdl,as, 1850: sales. ls
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts. C.. 80
6sies: export TO Grea; Britain, 81. 800 bales: to
france. l2.2f bales; to the Continent, s,g47
haies, 20 Japan. $3.50 bales; stock. i,3i2.s SOC
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts. o7I5.s
bales: export 10 Great Britain. 1851 bales: 10
France, &.0f3 bales: to the Continent. Js,fza
bales: to Japan. 1880 bales.
4otsl since September ist at all ports-Net
receipfs Z, t12,oS5 bales: export 10 Grea; Britain,
Ltsos3l bales: to France, 5s4. 40 bales; 20 ,he
Continent, l,Sg,e9 bales: TO Japan. iO7,7s4
bslez. a -"
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Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
~. B.-.Following schedule figures published
~ q. N.--Dnily-Local for Charlotte.
A'i6 a.. M.-Daily-Limited-Buffet Pullman to
atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans.
Memphis, Chattanooga. and all the South.
through coach for Chase City, Oxford
Durham and Raleigh.
90, !. Mex. Sunday-Keysville Local.
u:@ M-Daily-Limited Pullman ready $50
+. NJ, for all the South.
YORK RIVER
40 +. M.-Except Sunday-No. 16-To West
point-Connecting for Baltimore. Nom
Gays: Wednesday, and Fridays.
2;l6 !. M.-Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
days--No, l0-Local to West Point.
4'S a: M.-Except Sunday-No. 74-Local ID
SO 4. NJ. sil5 P. M-Frpm all the South.
$3.50 !; M.-From Charlotte, Raleigh. Durhann,
Chase City and Local Stations.
go 4. M.-From Keysville and Local stations.
s:l6 a. Mo. 15-From Baltimore and West
1915 4. NJ. No. .. Wednesdays and Fridays.
6;l5 Fl ~. No. 7s-From West Point and
Local Stations.
G. W. WEsTBURY. D. P. A.,
go p. Main Street, Richmond. va.
v.-P. and Gen. Met: Pass. Trat. Mgr;
W. II. TAYLOE. @. P. A.,
Washington. d. c.
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eelpts In the Northwest were chiefly responsl-
bio to-day for strength in the local wheat
was up IGhc. Corn was a shade hirhnr oats
were up hGac. Provisions were III aS,sc'
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CHsh !uotHtIons Were as follows: Flour-
STEADY. no. 2 spring wheat. 76G7ac. No. .,
No; 2 yellow. Ale. No. 2 oats. sshc.; No !
white. s%aeshc; No. . rye, coo. Fair to
ehoice mating, 4sa6?c. No. l haxseed. s1.i5:
s4S5. Glover. contract grades, $500. short
ribs, sides (loose), ss.5oGS.s7; mess pork per
short clear sides (hoxed). sal2ha9, a7H,. Wits.
Key. basis of high wines. s1.29. Butter-Msrka
STEADY; creamerics. 22mn&3lc.; diaries. eoGfs7c,
Eggs-Steady; at mark. cases included. o1Gps3c.
hrsts. 2sc.; prime ~trsts, PIC; extras, sSc''
C~heese-Steady at 13R14c. -oe'
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ON C.

yesterday. The first sale VIII be at
Shockoe. second at S%tonewall, third at
Shelburne's and fourth at C~renshaw's.
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dium, 5asiso.; common. 3a4c.: best lambs, Sc:
medium to good. 6E.l7iIbc. common. 4iafSiSc.
Prospects good on all kinds of stock for next
market.
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CINCINNATI, o., January 1o.-HoGs-Ac-
tive and strong. Bntehe = ana shippers so;e,,s
to good shippers. s4.75Gs. CT: common. s2a2.75.
Shecp-Strons at s2at.T5. Lambs-Strong ut
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, January l0.-seaboard
Air Line. common and preferred-Noth,ug DO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Steamboats,.
Virginia Navigation Cos
JAMES RIVER DAY NM.

w NRoM Z DQMIN!oN .WHARB
DAY AT 7 a. NJ. for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Old Point, Newport News, Ciaremon,
and James River landings. connecting a OId
Point for Washington. Baltimore and the
North. stateraoms reserved for the night at
moderate prices. ELECTRIC cars direct to tho
Excursion Tickets on sale ut Richmond Trans.
fer Co., Ss II. Main Street, SOS ID. Main
Street, or on wharf or steamer, Round trip.
Freight received for ahsve,named places and
all points IN Eastern Virginia, North Carolina
and the East, JNO. r. MAYER AGENT.
1RYIH WEIsIGER Gent Mgr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11

SOL cotton closed steady 10 points lower;
saies. Is bales. 49, 49,