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HARTMAN STOCKS
RESTRAIN MARKET
Prices Fluctuatcd Unevcllly|
Over a Very Narrow
Range.
.cLEARINGs SHOW EXPANSION
Nrmness unlimited Statcs8Stcel
Caused an 4lsSpectationsof
Favorable Report.

NEW YORK, July 2y.--rhe slug
eisl,ness Of the Hartman Pacincs,
which has been In evidence ever since
tie Intended dividend rate on South
ern Pacific was made definitely known.
was continual restraint on the stock
market to-day. Prices nuctuated nn-
evenly over a narrow range, and trad
ing at times was nearly idle. The
complexion of the bank statement was
/, not like the growth in deposits,
! Through the heavy loan expansion
offsetting practically all tho bencflt to
,Ahe surplus from the gain In cash,
(which was nearly as large as antici-
tipated. Bank cleariings for the week
1how an expansion over last year, and
Ut Is significant that while New York's
elearings for nvo days are 37o,oo0,c0o
lless than last year, those for all cities
outside the seven leading reserve CEN
tiers are s65. 100000 greater than last
year. thus re1ectinI the widespread
Adistributing OF the activity. The weeks
|expansion OF New York bank loans is
|attributed to q transfer OF loans from
TRUST companies to banks, induced by
1.-THE Improbable rates for money on
\call. There was some recovery in the
lErie issues from recent weakness.
Firmness in United States steel was
(, attributed to the expectation OF a very
favorable report for tho July quarter
ITO be published next week. Cotton
carriers and industrials showed some
special strength. Changes at the end
LOT the day were small and the tone
Irregular. Total sales OF bonds, par
value. $4,000.
Some speculative activity developed
IN the Hartman Paci7cs during the
week on the proHpect OF an incrense
Icific. The United States Steel stocks
weakened momentarily on the news OF
the strike OF miners In the Lake SUI
perior mines. but recovered after the
poor prospects Of success Of the strike
continued unsettle and was a detri-
\ ment to the stock market. The fall
ture abroad OF the Manchuran Rail-
& road loan guaranteed by Japan Jared
2 the confidence In the return of favor
liable investment conditions. Reports
\ BILE. and railroad earnings made a
good showing Tho bond market con-
tinued apathetic. and discouraged the
hopes OF revival OF Investment de-
mand.
United States registered advanced
Total sales stock to-day. 10000
shares.
"a. nEw ToEK July 2. Mo,
Gays. ia to 41-2 per cent: ninety
days, per cent; six months. per
CENT Close: Prime mercantile paper.
BIZ 96 per cent: sterling exchange
and at s4.ssso@ 1888 for slsty-day
bills: commercial bills. s4ss'3-4@
s4.s37-S; bar silver. 6s1-s;3 Mexican
dollars. b53-4: government bonds
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NEW YORK pRoDrCE MARKET.

& NEW YORK. July a7.-FLouR-steady.
hut quiet: Minnesota patent. s69b.3b: Min
nesota bakers ss.7o@4.2o: winter patents
$40 $50; d.; g, straishts, *4.2594a6; o. O.
$50. Rye Flour-Quiet Fair TO good,
s4.75 a 100 choice to fancy. s685.3o Corn
meal-steady; flne white and yellow. sl.25 !
coarse. Fs1l401l kiln-dried 5000 $40
Rye-Nominal: No. 2 western. Ssc T. o. b.
New York
Wheat,,spot arm; No: red; ss%e Mar Mar
TENDER. esNc.; December; sl.o2A; May
sl.osi4 Corn-spot steady;, No, 2. 6lAc,
changed July, 6lhc,; September. 6ilac,
December, 5eIsc.; May. 5shc. oats-snot
steady; mixed. 4sizc.
Beet-sseady; family, sls5o@l ~ mess
slo.6o@l1.oo, cut Meat.-steady; picked
Lard-Quiet. Pork-Quiet. Tallow-steady.
Petroeum--Firm: refined, New York, ss.4h;
bulk, si.a5. Ros!n--steady; strained. com
mon to good. s455R4.65. Turpentine--
Rice-steady; domestic. fair to extra.
aA@7c; Japan nominal n Mo na sa Sn,e.
37a4sc sugar--Raw, firm; fair retimlE',
.s,aS,s q a,4s,sc.; centrifugal. 90 test. s.esMe,;
molasses sugar s.l2hMs.ls.ac Coffee
Spot steady; Rio, No, exc; Santos y q; =; no
Futures closed quiet to 10 points lower.
Butter Steady and unchang ed, heese-
and quiet; receipts, ls,l7l boxes
Eggs--Firm and Unchanged
ICottonseed Oil-Steady G without note
nominal !; prime summer yellow, a6e.; on
summer yellow 52G5io.; good of summer
yellow. 52a5ic,: prime white ana prlhs
winter yellow, 6eG64c.
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J MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY q, 100

PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 81, 1907. Y
1{stt ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahonas, Graves. James River
iandin 81 and Norfolk. merchandise and pas
sengers; Virginia Navigation Company.
Is Schooner Anna Sherman. Corington,
james River. wheat, S. ia BeveridEe & Co.
t+@9s9f. SAILED..
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Hampton Roads, Tunnel, Norfolk
and James River landings, merchandise and
passe myers. IN &c. =
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Dull and unchanged. Wheat-Easier: spot
contract, se,k a sstsc,; southern. 50 q 75c,
Corn--Easler: spot. mixed. 5sh @ 5seso =! No No
2 white 5sh a 5sAc.; southern white. blT
5sHc Oats-Firm; No, mixed. %sh o SOC.
Rye-Quiet. Butter-Firm and unchanged
do. creamery, 2sg 27c.; do. ladls. 7o9 Us;
store packer. 1791sc. Eggs-steady and
unchanged at 17Is q 1870. Cheese-Actiye
and strong. unchanged; new cheese un-
changed. F5
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DANyILLE TOBACCO NAnKEr.,

Danville. Va, July 81. 1907. &
NIessrs. Dibrel Bros. in their weeklytre.
view of the Danvlle tobacco market say:
The little loose tobacco that has been
sold on the warehouse floors this week Is
so insignificant that 1t is hardly worth
The 1906 crop is all sold out,
as far as the farmers are concerned. The
weather continues fine on the growing
crop. and prospects look encouraging for a
somewhat larger and much better crop
than last year. The dealers report bust
ness very quiet.
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chicago Merger in Court.

Chicago, July 81 THE American
Trust and Savings Bank and Foreman
Bros, a banking company. have filed
answers In the united States Circuit
Court to- the bin Of complaint in the
traction case. +53 ia5 .
The answers protest against any
plan of reorganization which does not
provide for the payment in cash Of
certificates and notes Issued by re-
ceivers Of the Uniun Traction Com
'pany.
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IH1tlOIl 20 ldIrs - e " oC ~ "a n ~ 7I--
Prospects good for all kinds OF stock.
.cHIcAGo. July 27-cATTLE-Receip

CHICAGO. July a7-CATTLE-Receip
about 500 head. Market steady. Beeves,
$40 1870; cows. sl.4o95.2o; hefers, s2,4od
$40; calves. s5.5Od7.26; good to prime
steers s6.7o37.3o; poor to medium. ss.4ot@
sos; stockersE and feeders. $3.50 G4.so. Hogs
Receipts about 1000 head. Market sc.
lower. Light. ss.1o6s,4b: mixed. s616,4o.
heavy. $685. @ $50: roughs, $685. q 500: pigs.
s5.7696.sb; good to choice. heavy, $3.50 q
$50: bulk OF sales, ss.Io96.3o. Sheep
Receipts about $500 head. Market steady
Native. s3.6O@5.7h; Westerns ss,5oM 5.75:
yeariings. se9s.e5; lambs, $3.50 a7So; west
ern. s5.509730.
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Oct. .......... e.so e.sa $50 $50
SHORT R1BS-Per 100 lbs
Sept. ......... 8.72 S.75 STA s.76

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Steady. Winter patents, s4.101440;
straights. .sb94ao: spring patents. s4.7og
$50. No. . spring wheat, s1c. q sLol; No.
g.. 93c- q 800: No. 2 red. sea slmc. No. 2
corn. SAG $40: No. yellow. b496#c,
No. oats. 45n q 45c.; No. 3 white. +7c-: No.
white. AN q 47c. No. 2 rye. $50. Good
feeding barley, 5o9 b5c. Fair TO choice malt
ing. Sc a SIC. Flaxseed-No. northwestern,
contract grades. $3.50. Short ribs. sides
Qoose), ssto9s.7b; mess pork. per barrel.
$685. 1910; lard. per 100 pounds, $s.o1
short clear sides tboxed) Sss799l2-
Whisky. basis Of high Wines 81. 81 But
ster-Aiarket steady; creameries. 81 @ 24hG.;
diaries, Asii q 22hc. Eggs-Firm: at mark.
cases Included, l3615c.: frsts. 15c.; primo
nrsts. 16hac. Cheese-Eusy at 1241S1zo.
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New York Central gen. al4s....... acsA
New Jersey Central gen. 6s. .......... 122
Northern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1908.
Northern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TN
Norfolk and Western con. 4s........ a5li
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s.... Sssi
conv 3hs..... 94E
Reading General 4s................. 943,
st. l.. and Iron Noun. con. SIS tbid) !. ITO
st. Louis and San Francisoo fg. 4s.. 77a;
st. Louis S'westernE con. Is (bid).... 70 I
seabonrd Air Line 4s......... 10
Pacific s.................. Sly
southern Pacific LIST Is. certincates... 91A
Railway bs...... 1917
Texas and Pacific lists (bid)........ 1l2N
Toledo. St L. and Western 4s........ 75t
Union Pacific %s... 100
United States Steel End 6s.......... 97H
Wabash 1stH.5.............. 1887
Md. Is fbid) ................ 73si
and Lake Erie As (bid) ...... so
Central &s........ s4N
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.NAVAE 7SIO1HE5.
tw1LMINGTON. N. c.. July 27.-sP1R1Ts
TURPENT1NE-Nothin doing; sales after
hours at 54Kc.; receipts.&71 casks. Rosn-
Nothing doing; receipts ISL barrels. Tar
Firm at $2.50; receipts. Is barrels. Crude
Turpen,ine-Frm at s364.5o and s%75; re.
ceipts. 124 barrels.
s. sAVANNAH,4 GA. July 27.-TURPEN-
TIEE-Firm at 56Ao.:5 sales s2s casks re-
ceipts, 1900 casks; shipments, 546 casks.
Rosin-Flrm: sales. s,246 barrels; receipts
3.aoa barrels; shipments, 1856 barrels;
snck.a 6h.6S2 harreIs .- - q.
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CINCINNATI, O., July 27.-HoGs--
Strong. Butchers and shippers. $3.50 $40;
common. s510961O. sCattle-steady. Fair
to good shippers. &4.sb15.s5; common,
s2,2b13,25, Sheer-Strong at soG4.S5S
at s4.76@T.60.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

c., c., C. and 81 Louis gen AZ (bid) as
Colorado Industrial 5s series 49,. SAX
Colorado Midland az Did !, ,...,.,, 6S
Colorado and Southern 4s (bid)..... SO
Cuba IS (offered) ........5. .s....... 1o3h
Denver and Rio Grande Is Cbid) ..... 93R
Dstilers' Securities IS. Slh
Erie prior lien ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Erie General 4s Did 79h
Hooking Valley AVS }Cbidj ....... 1Ol "
Japan ss.................. a9h
Japan es end series. ..............-. s9N
Japan 4i1s certificates. .............. 30
Japan 4s.5.......G....#.5... ............... soA
Japan 4hs certificates End series.... 81
Louisville and Nash. UNIFIED As (bid). e8
Manhattan consol gold Is Odd 1890. e7h
Mexican Central s1hs
Mexican Central lst Inc. -. ........ PIX
Mimi and ST. Louis IS toffered1.... 81 "A
Missouri Kan and Texas As (bid) $50
Missouri. Kansas and Texas ends 80. IS
Natl r. r. of Mex. con- "a (bidl.. 81
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

a}s PEANUT MARKET,
4 (Reported by Rodgers. MoCabe & Coz n
saPETERSBURG, VA, July 27.---PEANUTs:
spanish--Market Arm at $40 pei bushel.,
firm at {lsG4&c. for
fancy stock: machine picked. @ SIZE: she'll
ing stock. 2h0Sc.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. July 27-Tha dry goods
market was firm and fairly active to-day
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I cIucAdo GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, July 27.-Fresh confirmation
OF black rust In the wheat fields of the
Northwest caused an advance OF more than
&c. per bushel In the price of wheat here to-
day, AT the close the September delivery
showed net gain OF la.c. Corn was up
A0ssc. Oats were 1sc higher. Provisions
We're a shade TO sc. higher. -
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BONDS, COTTON, GRAINE1
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
~ by Thomas Rranch e Co Banker 4 Rrukcrs
SALES;
U. 600

Atlantic Coast Line, com.
"l,l0o American Shelters, CON.
1890 Amalgamated Copper ~.
4W Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and FO,in., pfd
800 American Cotton Oil,
4 100 American Tobacco, pfd
American Can ...,
American Can, pfd
200 Amer. Locomotive, com.
200 American Sugar pAu....
4.2o0 a., +. and S. TO. com
a.. 7. and s. l'e, lpfd .....
bW Baltimore and Ohio.......5
800 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Y 400 Canadian Pacific ..........
200 chesapeake and Ohio. ....
$500 Chi, Mil and st. Paul
400 Colorado Fuel and I-on..
zoo Colorado South, com. ....
200 Colorado South, Isl pfd.
coo Colorado South, I'd pfd..
Clev.. Gin, Chi. and st. l.
1900 Consolidated Gas
s}3 Delaware and Hudson.
Del, Lack. and western.
1880 Erie, COM.
300 Erie, LIST pfd. .........
200 Erie, I'd pfd.. .,.............
100 General Electric i.
32,1Q0 Great Northern. rfd.
100 Great Northern Orc Gifts.
$ Illinois Central ...........
Z 100 Louisville and Nashville.
Manhattan .................
Metro. street Railway....
Mexican Central ......
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Kansas Wheat.

TOPEKA, KAN. July 27.-Nineteen
average counties have threshed their
wheat. showing an average Of more
than thirteen bushels an acre. A SINH
lar average over the State will give
Kansas q total yield of 100000
bushels.
Elevator men say 1t will exceed this
figure.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK July t27.--The cotton mar
ketBopencd steady at a decline OF 5mpIl
points in Z, response TO reports OF further
showers In the eastern belt and liquidation,
offthe near months which We're relatively
weak with August selling down to 1923 on
I the call Trading here was not active but
showed considerable nervousness with or
dsrs pretty we'll divided, and prices fluctuat-
ing within or 3 points OF the opening ng-
ures during the middle Of the morning.
I, counts In preparation for the first August
notice day on Monday and the various
J crop condition reports expected next week.
The market closed quiet with prices net
generally 20s points lower. and July Is
lower. 81.
/ bales against 74a last week and sail las,
year. For the week 5000 bales against
1883 last week and 2e.970 last year. To-
\ days receints at New Orleans none against
q 3y last year, and at Houston Is bale,
tngainst 1854 last year. {S
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i BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
:. BALTIMORE. MD. July o7.--Seaboard
Air Line common and preferred-Noth
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y. s. refundng Is. registered. $1,000. 10
y. s. refunding %. coupon. ...s.'....... 10
v g. 3s, registered. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
U. s. 3s. coupon ~. .5.s..S... ........... 10
U. 8. New AZ. registered.. ........... IL
U. s. New a.. coupon.
American Tobacco 4s................. I
Tobacco 8s.,.,............. 10
Atchison general ts.........
Atchison adjustment As thid) .s...... s.
Atlantic Coast Limo 4s............... 9
and Ohio As. 10
and Ohio 3iss.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s.... S
Central OF Georgia Observation-Disclosures 10
Central of Georgia LIST Inc. (offered) ~ 8
Central Of Georgia End Inc. (offered). g.
Central OF Georgia I'D Inc. tbid) $3.50. s.
Chesapeake and Ohio 4hs........... 10
Chicago and Alton 3hs............... {
Chicago. B. and Quincy new ts...... 2
Chicago. r. I. and Pacific r. r. As. j. z
Chicago. r. l. and Pac. col. IS tbid).. .
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RICHMOND STOCK aARKEr.

Richmond. Va. July ~. 1907.
SALES AT BOARD.
Virsinia-Carolina Chemical Co. pfd.. p.
CT at 102 y
B at 2s1.
Na-Carolina Chemical Co.. 3 p. Ct bonds
0tsat
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NAVAL STOREs,

Large sales Of printed fabrics are being
made
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S Maqeh ..:.:1;.so 400 ,i.s; lis HIS
Spot cotton quiet; middlins uplands,
1890.
Cotton. quiet: middling. 1870; gross re-
ceipts. 1850 bales: stock. 1922 bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts.
ITO bales; export TO Great Britain, 4. 400
bales: to the Continent SCI bales: to Japan.
so bales; stt:k, 5294.947 bales.
* Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts.
117o bales; export to Great Britain $500
balls; to the Continent e?l bales; to Japan.
so bales.
Total ance September LIST Mt all ports
Net receipts. e.sos.727 bales: export to Great
Britain. 3.751.044 bales;#to France. sal.5?l
bales: to the Continent. 3.3as.1s2 bales; to
Japan. 2l7.se0 bales; 10 Mexico. so bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July 77.-coTTON-
Spot closed quiet: sales were 325 bales on
the spot and l7b to arrive. The future
market opened quiet at a decline OF :
points. due to beneficial rains overnight AZ
a whole the session was a quiet one. and
barring some buying on the opening decline,
trading was dull At the close. which was
quiet. the active months ranged from, ~
points below yesterdays close.
Futures closed quiet: January 12.lo bid;
March, 1870 bid: July. 1880 bid: August
1880 bid; September 12-43 bid; October.
1903 bid: November, 1905 bid December
1904 bid.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va. July 81. 207.H
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS TO TRADE.
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FAR WEST. END

70
Mr. Frederick w. Terrence. ST.. is i'm
proving E7fE
Miss Grace Alley has returned to her homo
on Floyd Avenue after a ten days visit to
friends at Ashland. bif. t5t3f'
Miss Sarah Baughman, offNo.1 o03 Grove
Avenue Is spending some time IN Mobile,
Ala. as tho guest OF her aunt. III
Mrs. Harry Wilkinson Is Mt st. 1.uke's
Hospital. where she underwent an operation
n few days ngo. 5,
Miss Gay Blount Of Newport News ia
spending a few days here ms the guest OF her,
sister Mrs. willie Robinson who recently
moved here from Norfolk.
"A quiet but pretty wedding was soem-
nlaed at tho Randolph street Baptist parson-
age on Monday, evening AZ S.a0 o'clock.
when Mrs, Anna Parker, became tho bride OF
Mr.. Alexander G. Murray, tho ceremony be-
ing performed by Rev. W. u, Robertson,
pastor OF the church. Tho bride was form
crly OF Amelia county, but has been making
her home here for short time. She was
attircd In l,andtome goWn OF black elk
and carried Brides roses. The bridegroom
| is a nntive OF Scotland, and for number
OF years was mnniber of tho British army.
IIe was attached to- tne Royal Scotch Crays,
! reginent OF dragons, Which saw much
active service IN HE South African and
| Ilgyptian wars. For. tile present Mr., and
| Mrs. Murray win 'make Their, home lnt'IIolno
Miss Sarah Rowe Is spending IN few days
| in Ashland AS tho guest OF Miss RoHa Brock,
| Mrs. IS. H. Bowma am who has been under
| Treatment at st. Luke's Hospital for some
time. las recovered sufficiently for her to res
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BRlDsIREE11 S .|'REP0RI !.

4 p : - ! 4 p . :. y
NEW. YORK. FEBRUARY. 21.-Bradstrsets
February asd Will say:
Actual trade and Ind ustrial developments
are quite generally favorable. better weather
conditions and thu easing OF the railroad
5bIockades being largely instrumental In this
direction, Jobbing trade in the spring and
summer fabrics has expanded at the East, az
leading Southwestern centres and at spfot,il-
lnent Southern markets Better reports also
come from the Northwest. where the rail-
roads are winning out OF the snow block
AIDES. and oni.thcs North Pacific coast, where
thet.tY congestion is less acute and pre-
para tions for spring trade are noted. There
lis also q better tone to fadvices from the
South Atlantic States, which suffered a. re-
duction OF crop yields last fall. and Southern
advices as whole reflect the selling of
enormous. II not indeed, record cotton crop
at excellent prices. as4t 7t,st.,s.5l :.
COLLECTIONS are stu irregular: but tend
to sIowness, as retail trade in winter goods
is largely over and spring business has hard
~ begun Retail stocks of winter goods
have been we'll reduced however
situation. The numerous published an
nouncements BY leading railroads OF the cur
tailmcnt or postponement5 Of extensive I'M
provements,s owing TO high cost of labor and
materials to tho high rates demanded on
| now Issues of securities, exert some Influence
upon sentiment as regards future commits
ment In materials likely TO be used IN rail-
way extensions. Based upon these views.
| also, there Is disposition to behave that
I the crest of the present prosperity movement
has been seen. ts1E 93s.
I active in all lines but cotton goods still
| display most strength and eager demand.
4 Tho only complaint Is of backward deliv-
| cries At 1rst hands print cloths have again
| been advanced. Cotton yarns are very frn.
! silks wooden dress goods are all in good de-
4 mand. The linen trade Is reported we'll sold
up. Spring trade In millinery mas started out
actively. Pig Iron markets are quiet and
g q y = ( =
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NEW YoRk PRODUCE MAI.KET.

NEW YORK. February 21.-FLoUR----
steady but dull Rye Flonr-Frm. Buck
wheat .lour-Steady. oCrnm eal--Firnl.
Wheat-spot firm: No. 9 red, 81 1sc: eleva-
tor Options &c. net lower TO 1-sc net
higher. May, S4&c.: July. siAc. Corn
spot firm, No. o., Csc. elevator. Options &c
net higher. May. 54hc,; July, $3.50. Oats
Spot firm mixed 47c.
Becf-Flr,n Cut Meats-Stcady- Lard
Steady; western prime, 9,S5Q9.9b; refined,
steady Pork--Firm; family, s2o.5o:. Tai
low--Stcady. Petroleum--Steady: Rosln-
steady, Turpentine-Steady.
Rice-Sieady. Molasses--Steady sugar
Raw, steady: fair refining, 2bc; ccntrifuga!,
90 test s3sc.; molasscs sugar. 2tsc.: rehned,
quiet. Coffee--Spot steady; Rio. No. u. &c. !;
santos, No, 4. Sc: mild, STEADY; Cordova,
yQy12lac Futures 5@1o points higher. e.
Cheese-Firm and unchanged. EGGS
FIRM selected, white, 32c.; DO choice. ~ %
31cn do, brown and mixed, ezra. Esq SOc.
frsts TO extra frsts. q 4:Sc.; WESTERN, tlrsts.
.7c: seconds. e6@.6lac. Butter--Firma at
unchanged rates.
l'reights and Cabbnges and Peanuts:
Quiet and unchanged. Potatoss-Quet and
steady, unchanged. Cottonseed Oil---steady
with tsade quiet. Prime crude, {. o. b.. mills
4oc.; prime summer yellow, 4shc.: off SUM
NOR yellow. 4414 94sAc,; good, of summer
yellow, 44tsp46lac.; do, white, 6Ec.; DO.
winter yellow, 51,ac.
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.ONTHE LOCAL MARKETS

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'ceipts of country produce and fruits on the
Cary Street block smaller yesterday than
the commission men and wholesalers had
expected. The demand was active for
everything that was catable, and prices re-
NAMED stiff without any perceptible In
crease. However. the Cary Street folk had
no difficulty, In closing cut their stock be-
fore the final. hour came
The supplies OF fruits were a little larger
yesterday than on previous days OF the
week. but very little came from Virginia
points New York apples and California
fruits were in good receipt, and they sold
well under an active demand. Bananas
came In large quantity than usual, and the
| prices weakened somewhat. Bananas can be
had at all sorts Of prices. varying from 80
cents to a dollar per bunch, according to
quality. f-ff
Receipts OF poultry were light, the warm warn
DAYS recently soaring hefshippers off. Poul-
lltry Is no higher, but is very strong at former
wholesale quotations.
! Eggs were In. fairly. good. recent yesteE-
day but the active demand kept tho tgure
! up to "a cents per- dozenA for crate lots
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-22
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c., February IL
SPIRITS TURPENTlNE--Firm at roc. bids
receipts, II casks. Rosin--Firm at s3.95;
receipts, las barrels Tar--Fif1n at $3.50;
receipts. 1855 barrels. Crude Turpentlne--
Firm Mt s3.3544.b0s
SAVANNAH. Ga, February e1,-TuR-
PENTINlS-Flrm at, " lac.: sales "a casks;
receipts. 0 3casks; shipments. $50 casks,
Rosin--Firm; sales 1851 barrels; receipts,
sol barrels; shipments. 1897 barrels; stock,
cHARIEsToN. s. c., February e1,--TUR-