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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-26

Nor in this Is there the suggestion
OF pessimism. That few people have
in the terms Of their philosophy any
thing to be for" is in thu
orderly course Of nature and circum-
stance. We confuse cause for hanks
giving with the happening Of the ex-
ceptional good. whereas its proper
mood should be induced by the es-
cape Of the exceptional evil Since
life. nature and experience avoid the
exception the individual IN tine major
ity who can count upon a balance Of
misfortune over benefits Is really lucky
If. on the one day. he can pun him
self together. forgive the past and
make draft upon the future through
the bank OF his own indomitable op-
timism. All hat it needs for "A ccle-
bratiou is the excuse for one. and the
celebration. the attitude. il the thing
rather than the excuse So II is mat
il happens that Thansgiying Day does
not hesitate to contemplate rcasonA
but IS satisfied 10 build for itself a
dinner and be glad among its chill
dren Young and grown UP.
What else does it, Ancan in ruth
this day Of pause for reflection that
has been twisted into 2 feast ~ merry
making possibly because reflection Isl
disastrous To appetite
Perhaps Mother Goose. whose Jingle
heads thi; article, approximated after
III INT Sps0lEpI4- 4 nan h%SaF 2EAS lJdE -
not 50 much for what has come to
pass. as for the contemplation Of the
make-believe things that are to come
to pass. and which are therefore the
best things that are going - happen
at all. My pretty little nothing is.
perhaps, the best test ~ tn. seasons
sincerity. For q day the world stops
complaining. stops -scheWIng. stops
plotting and hating-stops regrettlng
II takes the time 10 be loving. - com
mence eating and drinking and To be
kind. And behind the feast. the spirit
in the shadow Of the candles that 70
to guttering before the push
back their chairs at last IS the simple
fact OF being al:ve-or being here -
eat of touching hands once more
with the abandonment of love the
while from the days mat are not
Thanksgiving there comes perhaps Il
stealing blight Of memory. or. in the
days that stretch ahead there waits q
shadow in the road cast b. the form
that we never see. whose presence We
ignore; but TO whom. f0rmlces in the
sunlight, we throw the bravado Of a
Taught
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-26

But here. at Thanksgiving. we are
escaped again. We ruD our hands. and
joke merrlly. We attack the richest
viands with the enthusiasm Of chill
dren or the gluttony OF age. We
crack nuts and jests. Under IL all.
we are really thankful-for WHAT
For u lives thai somehow we have
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-26

Special to News and O~bserver.)
Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 20.-The
Prominent part taken by North Caro-
fn.ans in the Atlantic Deep Water
WAYS Conference is a matter of in
tereSt to all North Carolinians.
'0ngressman John H. Small re-
ceIres all the red which he so rich
y a~eserves as he has worked for the
Project in season and out of season,
and has obtained the first ~appropria-
Jon from Congress for the construc-
tou Of any portion of the waterway.
The r~esOIutions outlining the plans of
U@ Inference and calling upon on
eTess for the necessary appropriations
ir the Boston-Beaufort waterway,
IIe>eated for the committee by its
thalrn.an. Professor Collier Cobb,
YER upon motion of Hon. George L,
N'FJ1n. of Wilmington, amended to
TT11-g.a the project to Key West,
In The permanent organization, Mr..
= Leroy, of Elizabeth City, vas
rr,a3+ F1ce-president for North Caro-
Ana. and Mr.. Morton delegate at large.
TTtt1.-f adjoprnment delegates from
C-s-1+a. North Carolina and South
- ~.'.Ha met and agreed upon Janu-
w. Z 1903, as the date and Charles
Gt 4" d. the place for the next meeting
~e Norfolk Waterways Association.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-26

Mr. W A. Garrett. general raaaaf~r
Of the SeabDard Air Line. taszs
Raleigh yesterday. returning - n
Jacksonville. Fla. He vas On an i-
spectiou tour of the road. and oIs ri
yate car vas attached 70 80 81.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-26

A girl isn't willing 10 eiope as long
as there is : wedding present In sight
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-26
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 6.-F14OIyQ-Dull but
steady Rye Flour-steady. Cornmeal-
Firm. Rye--Dui. Wheat--Spot week No.
2 red. sl.ooh elevator Options s-16 @ %c.
net lower. july. slos; September.
No 2, esMc, elevator. Options Nc. decline
to &c advance. July. 62&c: September and
December, &C.; May, go, oats--spot
steady; mixed. 400.
Beef-Eirm. Cut Ments--steady. lard
Easy, western, prime ss,7oGS.S0; refined.
easy; Continent 5000: South America
sl0.25;s compound. sS.S7H09l2h Pork
Steady. Tallow--Essy; city &2 per pack
age>. 6Mc. Petroleum and Turpentine-
Firm. Rosin--Firm; strained. common to
good s+.50@4.65.
R!ce--Steady. Molasses--Quiet. Sugar
Raw. nominal: refined. nominal. Coffee
Market closed Butter--Tirm; renovated.
common to extra. le922c.; western imita-
| ton. creamery. tirstH, 2l421hc. Cheese
Firm and unchanged; receipts e.l95 Kegs,
Eggs-Firm nearby. selected. white. 20h4
2ic: choice. l9Gl9Hr,; brown and mixed.
extra, l9@19Ac.; first 10 extra irsts, lsh a
! 17nc; western hrstB,. lec. toftcial prices,
/ lGc) thirds to seconds. i3h else
| Freigh,s and Peanuts--Quict and steady.
unchanged. 2otatoes-Easy and unchanged.
Cnbbages--Steady and unchanged. Cotton
seed Ol--Easy with demand poor Prime
crude. I. o. b.. mills. September, 42c. nomt-
nal, Prime sumrss yellow, b7c.,. off SUM
mel yellow. SAX u 56hc,; good. or summer
yellow. b5k % SIC; prime white and prime
| winter yellow. 6s@65c. a 35l5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06
MARROW MARKET
NEAR STAGNATION
Display Of Strength Did Not
Reach the Entire Stock
List.
LEADERSHIP OF MOVEMENT
All Gains Not Obliteratcd, How
ever, Even by Profit
Taking.

NEW YORK, July 5,--Tho display
of strength in stocks to-day was IN
rather a narrow market, and the dull-
ness at times approached stasi'atlo u! u.
trhea advertised claims OF leadership
4 for the movement were given arrow
ances, although the professional NINA
was confused with con1ectures OF ,iie
POSSIBLE auspices lying back of this
loudly -claimed leadership. Dealings
were largely congested in few OF
the usual favorite stocks and were
called professional by the protested
opinion about the Stock Exchange It
self There was little news bearing
on tho movement, beyond the estl-
mates of a large gain in cash for the
week by the banks. Accredited au-
thorities varied quite widely IN the
estimates, apparently because OF con
fusion in accounting for the Sl.ooo,ooo
gold exported to Holland. But all Were
agreed that the gain BY the banks of
S5Sl6, 900 on account of Subtreasury
operations would be considerably aug
B nlented blythe balance in favor OF this
centre on the movement with the IN
terror. The loan charges are pro ble-
nlatjcal. owing to the transactions III
connection with the July LIST settle
1ilents.
Money on call was sensibly easier
to- day. The speculation was inclined
evidently to assume prospect of more
abundant funds in the money market.
The contribution of the Subtreasury
to the banks cash gain is duo largely
to the redemption operations for the
government per cents. The redemp-
3 ton Of these bonds is proceeding much
more slowly even than was antici-
4 pated, and it now seems evident that
only a small proportion OF the $780,
2 100000 outstanding at the date OF ma
turity will have been presented for
redemption by July 10th. This latter
is the date for the return Of $780,
100000 of government deposits, held
by the banks. and which was timed
to take advantage of the expected
balancing Of the operation by redemp-
$tions. Gains We're reduced to some
3 extent by the days proit-takings, but
not obliterated.
Bonds were firm. Total sales. par
value, sl,2o3,ooo. United States bonds
F were unchanged on call
Total sales OF stocks to-day were
436,700 shares.
NEW YORK, July, 6.-N1oney on call
K strong, 4@6 per cent; ruling rate, 5
closing bid s: offered at So. Time
loans dull and steady. sixty days
1-414 1-2s and ninety days. 4 ga
six months, 5 1906 "a. Close: Prim,
mercantile paper, 5 1906 per cent
Sterling. exchange firm. with actua
business in bankers bills at s4s7d
s4.s7o5 for demand, and at s44.s3s0a
S4.sSS5 for siSty-day bills. Postec
rates, s4.S4 1-2 and sass. Commercial
bills, s4.s3 5-s0s4.s3 ga. Bar silver
3-S; Mexican dollars, 81, Id
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06
ONTHELOCAL. MARKETS
PRODUCE MARKET
SOMEWHAT DULLER.

The produce market was rather duh
yesterday. having not entirely recov-
cred from the holiday lethArgy. Re-
ceipts were comparatively small, and
the demand was far from active. Po-
tatoes We're the exception to ], he rule,
50 TAR as receipts were concerned
they came in from all seotiona OF
trucking Virginia, and were consider
ably off In prices. The best whites
sold oil the way from $3.50 to SO per
barrel, and the under grades were
going pretty much at buyers prices.
Vegetables were plentiful, but prices
were weaker. Chickens are not alto
gether as plentiful as they were be-
fore the holiday, and prices were a
little stiff, broilers selling at 20 10 %
cents per pound In coop lots. eggs
and fruits OF all seasonable Kinds We're
firm at former quotations,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06
STOCKS AND BONDS,
Richmond Trnders In State OF Uncer-
.H tninty Yesterday.

.5H tQ1nVy fe6tcru1Ss ss-s5g
Richmond traders in stocks and
bonds are in a state Of uncertainty,
and they are watching the ticker with
a great den! OF interest. hoping to find
some comfort there.
The New York market opened strong
and continued to show firm tone
Throughout yesterday. Union Pacific,
Reading and the Hin stocks, as here
toforer were the leaders Of the market
News during the day was meagre, and
OF little Importance. Forecasts Of the
bank statement to-day showed quite
gain in currency by the New York
banks, accounted for by the accumu-
lation Of funds from Interest and divl-
dends paid on the first Of the month
and by the retirement of the govern
ment per cent. bonds. Against this
disbursement, however, the govern
ment Is drawing on the banks for
three-fourths OF the amount. which
will probably be REFLECTED In next
weeks statement.
| Money was rather easier than gem
orally anticipated, but 1t Is quite pos
sible that the full effect OF the July
disburyements will not be felt for a
few days.
Exchange continues close to the ex-
I port point, but no gold engagements
have yet been announced.
| The recent Improvement in prices
has been largely due to the technical
position OF the market and It's over
sold condition, and the short interest
has undoubtedly been materially re-
duced. It remains to be seen whether
public interest will follow up the ad-
vance and broaden out the market.
AS yet there is not much evidence of
Tsuch disposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06
New VIRGINIA Concerns.

Tho Corporation Commission has
issued the following charters:
Metropolitan Engraving Company.
incorporated, Richmond, Va. w. J..
Moran. president; Joseph e. sorg, vice
president: Charles v. 6tiles. secretary
and treasurer-all OF Richmond. Va
Capital stock--Maximum, $4,000;
minimum. $4,000. Objects and pur-
poses: Engraving. electrotyping, etc.
Sandy Run Lumber Company. In
corporated. Norfolk. Va D. L. Hoag-
land, president, Portsmouth, Va; s..
D. Howell. vice-president, Como.
N. c.: J. II. Trant. Jr. secretary and
treasurer. Norfolk. Capital stock
Maximum, $4,000: minimum. $4,000.
Objects and purposes: Lumber business.
The Hopkins Company Incorporated.
Manassaa Va. G. A. 8. Hopkins. presi-
Gdent; G. NJ. Hopkins, secretary and
treasurer; q. Raymond Ratcliffe and
Thomas H. Lion-all OF Manassas, Va.
Capital stock-Maximum, 100000;
minimum, 100000. Objects and pur-
poses: General merchandise. wholesale
and retail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06
CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.
Federal Tribunal WIZ Hold Special
Term Here ON ETuesdny.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals will convene here. on Tues
day to hold It's special monthly ses-
sion. One or two cases will be argued,
and 1t is expected that several I'M
portant opinions will be handed down.
Judges Goff. Pritchard, Waddill and
Boyd are likely to be In attendance.
The work Of the United States Cir
cult Court Of Appeals for this circuit
is increasing and growing at a most
rapid rate. Twenty more cases were
pending for disposition on July !, 1907,
than on July !, 1900; thirty-two more
cases were docketed during the year
ending July J.. 1907, than in the year
ending July !, 1900; and forty-two
more cases were disposed OF during the
year ending July !, 1907, than In the
year ending July !, 1900. The court
was In session during tho year ending
July ], 1907, thtrty-six days more than
in the year ending July /, 1900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06
AGED PHYSICIAN HURT.
Or. George Potts Is Itun Into

Or. George Potts Is Itun Into by
Hicyclist.
DR. George Potts, OF Meadowvillo,
Va, seventy years old, was run into
by btcyclist yesterday morning as
he stepped from IN east-hound Clay
Street car near Fifteenth and Main
Streets, and was badly cut and bruised
on tho hard cohblestones. He was
carried into furniture store. where
young lady who had been on the
car attended to his wnnnds and
bandagsd them,
The bicycle was ridden by boy.
and, from all accounts, the accident
was unavoidable. q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July 5-The cotton market
was not more than moderately active to day
win fluctuations narrow and the close quiet
and steady net unchanged to 4 points high
sr Sales We're estimated at $4,000 bales
The openeins Was steady at an advance OF
5 points 10 n decline OF . points. December
ihowing the loss under realizing. while other
positions were steadiet. and after the call
the active months generally worked up TO
net advance OF 1921? points on covering
pf shorts and some fresh buying for long
sccount attracted by higher cables than ex !.
she Southwest following insignificant show
srs AZ the advance II looked us If some
Of the larger bulls weru selling general de-
mand was restricted by Weekend consid :
trations. and the market eased OFF during
ihe afternoon under continued realizing and
; little selling for q turn on the theory that
the big bulls would wan, 10 sec a substantial
feacton before resupporting the Market
The close was little up from the lowest
fn moF Q! the active months Private wires
reported Texas temperatures at midday from
tour 70 Six degrees higher than for the past
Two or thTee DAYS, and several private ad-
gees Claiming damage from excessive heat
liverpool relatively steady over the holt
nay, and was about 3 points better than
lue at the hour of the local opening m
r Receipts at the ports to-day were . alf
bales, against 1888 last week and 3s2i
last year, For The week 20, oOG bales
against 2a,5S2 last week and 1859 las,
rear. Iosday's receipts at New Orleans nj
bales against 1,bi5 bales last year and nj
Houston 100 bales against 2s3 last Year :"
Cotton futures opened steady anL CLOSED
auiet '
-. Open, High, Low Close
\ Iuiy ,,...,'...'.....i2Ao l2+5 l2,ss l2.s
3 August .'..-,,.,.'i2.2o 1926 1915 lei,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06

NEW ORLEANS. July 5-CoTTON-
Spots closed steady and unchanged: mid
ding, 12Ac.; sales were 400 bales on the
er on the active months, but Improved soon
after the opening on account of the scarcity
of offerings and apprehension over the prob
Southwest section Of the belt More favor
able weather reports toward tho close caus-
ed another slight recession In values. the
close finding the active months points be-
low the close Wednesday
Cotton futures closed steady. Closing
bid January, 1910; March. 1880: July.
1910; August, 1919: September. 1880: Oc-
tober l2.4l: November. 1898: December.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va, July S. 1907
STATE SECURITIES Bid. Asked.
North Carolina As G. $780,. os u.
va ss Old, 9. and r.. 1892. ~. aoh
y We a centuries centuries 20, c. and r.. 90 90M
RAILROAD BONDS.
a. c. L. r. r. Con. Tr. p. C. 95
i &C. L. r. r. Gifts. OF Ind. is. 50
georgia Pac 1st Is. c. 1912, H. -.
Ca, Southern and Fla, l045.. l07
\ ga. and Ala, Con. 5s, 1885, 1902
Nor, and Western Ry, As 1890 o.
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coast Line a.. 100 9s
Atlantic Coast Line COM. 100 Gsh
Ches and ca to-. Now. 100 SO
Nor. and. eve Atern com. 100 rs
b BANK:AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
American National, 100 1891
4 Wy !. ........ ..-.,.......25 seq -.
Merchants National. 100 500
National Bank OF Virginia. 400 ia
MISCELLANEOUS
Va,-car. Chem. pfd.. s p. ctloo 1o1M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06
DANVILLE TOBACCO AtARKEr.
lReported by Dibreli Bross.. Inc.)

Danville. Va. July s. 1907.
Lnere mas been SO little doae on the loose
sales the past week that II ia hardly worthy
OF mention. Not moro than a dozeA loads
a. day have been oflared. and this has been
OF poor quality and mostly damaged. Buy
ers ore mostly occupied with marking ro.
pairs. getting ready for the new crop, which
VIII bGsin to come ito market from the
South within tho next few weeks The
weather has been favorable to the crop or
the hill. Trade In redried lots is quiet, bu,
moro or less Is being done every day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06
TOOK a MELON;
MAY CO TO PRISON
Sad Tale Of Two Negroes and
One Lone 'Wtaer-
nlillion."

sttss y. t s3ta .f'5Nl7 l3s ISL
William Thornton and William
Jones, both negroes, and. therefore,
both fond OF watermelons, appeared
In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing on the charge Of having stolen
one from an Atlantic Coast Line car,
though the fruit was tho property OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
Tho railroad was left in almost O
state OF restitution by the theft Of
the watermelon, and 1t was there to
see that punishment be mcted out to
the derelict, Both men stated that
they had gotten the melon through
the bars OF the car. which were wide
enough apart to allow them to do
so. But watchman stated that he
saw the theft from afar and that the
negroes had to bend the bars to get
the melon out. If this be tho case,
the two negroes may possibly spend
a term in the penitentiary-all Tor
stealing watermelon, the penalty for
which in tho rural districts Is simply
load OF pumpkin seed in tho rear
portion OF the thief.
The case was sent on to the grand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06
MARME 1NTEhL1aENon.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY Is, 1907
ARRIVED t5 .7i9t ft =

PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY Is, 1907.
ARRIVED. 55I33.
Steamer Brandon. Earney, Norfolk. mer,
chandise and passengers Old Dominion Line.
U steamar Hampton Roadn. Tunnel Norfolk,
merchandise, and pasJen ger. Virginia NaYI-
gation CONT any. f3FS 5' b, ( n ~ ~ WI
Schooner Eta. Besuohamp, Havro do
Grace fish, A, G. Young Company.
- SAILED
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. mcr-
chand'se and passengers Old Dominion Line.
g steamer Pocahontas, Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
sengers, Virginia Nayigation Company.
River, light. n VI III 1'-J.f III NJ
Schooner Ruth A. Price. Todd, James
River, light, .5t{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06

U. S. refunding Is. registcred......
y S. refunding %. coupon.
U S. 3s. registered. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
U. S. ss coupon. .......,. ..........
Y, S. New As, registered. ...........
u. S. New As, coupon. ...............
American Tobacco As,
American Tobacco 6s... s...........
Atchison general 4s....... ..........
Atchison adjustment Is (bid) $1,000.
Atlantic Coast Line IS (offered) ......
Baltimore and Ohio As (offered) $500.
Baltimore and Ohio 3}ss (bid) ........
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s......
Centrai OF Georgia IS. ..............
Central of Georgia 2nd Inc. (offered)..
Central Of Georgia Sd Inc (bid)....
Chesapeake and Ohio 4ks...........
Chicago and Alton 3Hs....s.... {, $500.
Chicago. 3. and Quincy new 4s......
Chicago. r. I. and Pnc. r. II. 4s....
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06
NAVAL. STnREs

xsAVANNhH. GA. July 5.-TURPEN-
TlNE1r-Steady at 57Ac.; receipts.s 057 casks.
Rosin--Firm; sales, s.27s barrels; receipts,
ICY sssy e % ae shipments s.944 barrels
.n,CSHl;ARLEsToN. s. C,.sJuly 6.-ruRpEN-
TINE AND ROsIN-Nothing doing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06
Railroads..
Southern Railway
TRAINs LuAvp r2Ic11MONp,

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
NJ D.--Tollowing schedule figures pub.
lished only as information, and are not
guaranteed. H. & 5s g M 5t q, 5l55
1900 A. M,--Daily--Loca for Charlotte
connecting at KeyAvillo for Chase City
and Clarksvil!c.
11;16 a. NJ. -Daily--Limited - BUFFET Pull.
man to Atlanta and Birmingham, Now
Orleans. Memphis. Chattanooga, and
all tho South. Through coach for
Chase City. Oxford. Durham anu
Raleigh. m, WIZ
500 r M-fGx. sunday---Keysvlle Local.
AA:3o z. n. --Daily--l.imited Pullman roady
$3.50 y. NJ, for all tho South.
YORK RIVER LINE.
Z $3.50 z. M.--Ex. sunday--Lfnited-To Wost
Point--Connecting for Baltimore.
1.!6 r. MEX. Sundays.
4:4b - NIX. sunday-Local 20 West
4sI4a Point. J7T7fTI1i
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
o:e6 a. M. $40 p. M.--ISrom all tho South.
y A;4o I. M.--From Charlotte, Raleigh. Dur
ham, Chase City. and local stationA
p S:aV a. M.--Fron Keysville--Local.
Wv Wv =. A.-Jrom Baltimore and Wcst
1888 A.. NJ. BIS r. M-Loca, from West
9: W. wEsrBuRY, .. p. A.
VIZ u. Main Street Richmond, Va
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Merchants 80 Miners Trans. co
Norfolk to BOSTON, Mass, I

a Providence, II. T., and Savannah, Ga
Steamers leave Norfolk FOR 33oslon Tues.
day, wednesday, Friday ana Sunday. For
Providence Monday, Thursday and Saturday
at 9 Pm. Passensers and freight taken
sale at g, ana Q. Rwyo ~ and ". Ewy
OffIces. and No, sos and $40 East Main
U, G. LOHR, Agt.. Norfolk. Va T. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-06
DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK. July b--The dry goods mar.
ket. was quiet for the day Raw silk is
lower. Cotton yarns are quiet. but very firm
on most numbers. The local wool mnrkat ia
quiet on foreign woods. but fairy active on
territory and Texas woods 40s'