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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-07
COTTON SITUATION
FARMERS as a Rule Are Holding, But
9 Number of Bales Have Been Sold.

! Warmers as a Rule Are Holding, But
s3 Number of Bales Have Been Sold.
= r. j. Hammond, merchant and cot.
ton buyer Of Hawthorn, who spent
Friday In this city, Is authority for
A the statement that, while the crop 1t
As anticipated will be short in his sec.
zion, the plant Is opening quito rapid
~, and Is being gathered and ginned
As fast as possible. Like other sec
fkions of the county, however, pick.
ers are scarce, and some OF the plant
ers are experiencing a great deal OF
dif1culty in getting their crop gath
erred.
The gins have been quite busy,
despite these adverse conditions and
/ q large quantity OF cotton has been
:ginned 80 far this season, considering
everything.
The farmers as rule are holding
their cotton, although about fifty bales
have been sold at an average OF 29%
cents pound. Buyers appear anxious
20 secure the staple, and are now
offering 80 cents, but growers are
slow TO sell.
There Is quite q lot Of cotton stored
IN the warehouses at Hawthorn.
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Julius Caesar

Was man OF nerve NGt .lrkncss
left IS mark and he hrcawr aged
before hts time Sickness is often
caused by a torpid liver Hrrbm,
will regulate your liver and give lou
health. Mrs. Carrie Austin hnllou.
Kansas, writes. Il consider Hvrbluc
the best medicine | ever heard OF
am never without IL" Sold BY w NJ
johnson.
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orders are tns
most com mon
disc ,sce tat pre-
vail, they are
almost tie last
recognized by
patient and ply
sicians, tcho c0n-
tent NeHSeircS
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rim dorfOrtng the effects, while the orig.
Gdl disease undermines the system.
What To Do.
Thereis comfort i'll the knowledge so
often expressed that DR.. kilmer's
Swamp Root, tie great kidney remedy,
fulflls every wish in curing rheumatism,
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1t corrects inability TO hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer and Oycrcomcs that unpleasant ne
cessity Of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up nhny
times during the night. The mild bud
the extraordinary effect of Swamp-RoOt
is soon realized. 1t stands the highest
for its wonderful cures of the most dis
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Won should have the best. Sold by drug
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You may have sample bottle and n
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By mail. Address Or. T ttt. IN
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writing mention this paper and don't
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name, DR.. Kilners Swamp-Roo and
the address, Bin8hainton, n. Y.
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We do an exclusive Abstract busi.
ness. with facilities for lmpartIng Full
information concerning che Title OF
any and all lands In Alachua county.
All business transacted promptly.
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- -. -. RHEUTT7- 7 r, :

Tde Of Rheumatism is a acid condition Of e.
about indigestion, constipation. AMI the
Of which the natural elinGttiye
THIS refuse waste AM 81"
acid blood and
and Rheumatism possession of the system. Ole
with predislositiOn tendency to Rheumatism
eases it can be transmitted from parent to child Tie
the disease only symptoms which
plasters, bsters, deaden with As
such there exposure to cold o
after attack Of Indigestion constipation ng
muscles and joints and tender places the flesh and
hnds that he has merely checked the while
disease the blood Rheumatism be " g.:
blood remains saturated with irritating producing uric IT,:
s. S. Rheumatism by driving the the blood
oughy ceanses the blood and enovaes the circulation
acids and expellng all foreign matter from the
aud blood Of a
deposing and the muscles ioint,
boneNhe body is sooed and nourished by
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roots herbs ard barLs which possess both purifying
lust what needed of Rheumatism Book
md medical advice TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. ATrr
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Thousands Have kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It.
Prevnlency OF Kidnry DIscnsc.

Meet people - not rc,li&c t,,-jjlrH..
ing increase anI 4aIS..Is = ..yr.o",y
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South Florida
N formal Institut,

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p. W. CORR, A. g., Princiu,.
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AlaChua County Abstract Go

incorporated
Perry NJ Colson. Pres }. W NaadinE Vice
Pres X Colson. See Treas
GAINESVILLE, FLA,
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wih dort0rfng the sfscts, while the orig
Gtdl disease undermines the system.
what To Do,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET,

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. June l.-FLouR-Dull;
ents. s4.55@5.1o Rye Flour-Firm Fair
to good, s4.6o@4.so: choice to fancy, IS a
h.2S. cosnmeal-Firm; fine white and yell
low; slao: coarse. s1.1791is; Xlln-dried
Whea.--spot easy: No. q red. sl.ol eleva-
tor Options s@%c. net lower. July, s1o5;
Corn-spot Arm: No. 2. nominal, elevator.
Der, vac. oats-spot nrn; mixed, 50 a 5olsc.
5ssSsaa Ssee ffn@ nms pa @sss
s11@1l.5o. Cut Enthusiastically; picked bell
lies. los @12c.; .plckled hams, l2612hc. Lard
stsaay Wesern ppms
Quiet; family. $40: short clear, sl7a5@
1875; mess. s17.75@1s,5o. Tallow-steady;
city, 6%c.: country. 61s@6Sc. Rosin--Com-
mon to good. strained. $3.50. Turpentine-
Steady at 62ls@
nice--steady;, domestic, fair to extra. az
New Orleans, open kettle. good to choice.
S714sc. sugar-Rnw. steady; fair refining.
s4oc.: centrifugal. 90 test. s.soc,; molasses
sl59 renSa ag santo. e ma
to points higher.
Butter--steady and unchanged. Cheese
Firm; new state. full cream, small white,
best laA@ls,Go. Egss-Easy; western ,s
seconds. l5h @l5Nc,
Freghts and "Reminiscences and IN
nnr barrel ss6p6 90. Cabbages--Easy at 81 %
TX per barrel. Cottonseed Oil--Quiet but
flrmer on light offerings and gooa nalI SUP.
nrime summer yellow, 6oc.; OFT summer yell
low GIN a 5ssc.; good off summer yellow
6g Gp Soc; prime white and prime wlnter yell
low, 62965c.
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Financial.
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago &
St. Louis Railway Company
Four Year Five Per Cent. Notes

I beg to call your particular atten-
ton to the above notes which 1 am Of
fering, subject to sale. at 81 and in
terest. New York payment. Notes will
be dated June l, 1907, due June l, 1911.
Interest ]. & D. Issue. $5,0o0,000. In
coupon form, 1000 each. In registered
form. $4,000. and $4,000 each. Notes
or interim certificates will be ready for
delivery about juno LIST. and payment
may be made in full on that date or
in installments, 40 per cent on June
LIST and Is per cent. each month there
after until fully paid for.
These notes are q direct obligation of
the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago &
ST. Louis Railway Company, commonly
known as the big Four" which is one
OF the roads OF the Vanderbilt System.
Michigan Southern Railway through
ownership of a large amount of the Big
Four common stock. The road radi-
ates from indianapolis. Ind, westerly
to Chicago, Peoria. Cairo and ST. Louis;
easterly to Sandusky, Cleveland. Column
bus and Cincinnati; southerly to Louis
VILE.
For the year ending December 81.
1906. the road reported surplus earn
the interest upon tho issue of these
notes. The outstanding stock consists
of s10,0o0.000 preferred paying divi-
dends of per cent. yearly. and $44,-
100000 common paying dividends Of 4
per cent yearly. The preferred stock
Is at present quoted 90 bid. asked los,
and the common stock 65 bid, asked 60,
as represented by the present bid prices
for the preferred and common stocks is
about s3S,620,000, or over y times tho
note ISSUE
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NAVAL srnREs

wTLM1NGToE, y. c., June 1.--sPIRITs
TURPENTINE--Noth doing: receipts
3s casks Hosln---Sothing doing; receipts.
75 barrels Thr-Firm Mt s2.4o; receipts. 81
barrels.
TtNE-Flrm at bsa4c. sales. 46t casks; re-
ceipts, 1.2i0 casks: shipments, $40 casks.
RosIn-Firm; sales, 1878 barrels. receipts
2771 barrels; shipments, Isl barrels; stock.
1863 barrels
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-02
SAGC|NG MOVEMENT
ON STOCK MARKET
Substantial Demand for Securi-
ties Follows Roosevelt
Speech.
A REVISION OF OPINION
Louisville & Nashville and Union
Pacific Show Gain in
Earnings.

NEW YORK, June 1.-Prices Of
stocks continued to-day. the sagging
movement which set In during the
session yesterday. The movement
Seemed due as much as anything to
the conviction that substantial demand
for securities had resulted from the
better sentiment said to be produced by
President Rooseyclt's Decoration Day
speech. In fact, the tone of comment
of some of the influential financial re-
views induced some revision of opinion
In stock market circles as to the effects
to be expected from the address. Some
of the carly selling also was in antici-
patton of the unfnvorable character of
the bank statement. Tho large loan
expansion shown by the banks was
the chief factor in causing the reduc-
ton OF the surplus item. Preparations
for the month-end requirements and
the added obligation of payment of a
fifteen per cent. instalmcnt of sub
scriptions for new stocks were the In
fluenccs responsible for the loan ex-
pansion The gain of nearly n million
in the cash item was in comparison with
an expected decrease. Discounts in
London declined with the turn of the
month. but foreign exchange here held
steady and the question of further
gold exports next week Is left open
The question of withdrawal of gov
eminent deposits from The banks dur
ing June provide for the July LIST re-
dcmption of about $4,000. 600 four per
cent. bonds was also undecided by any
announcement from the speculative
department. Some of the doubtful
speculative tone was due to the con-
teuts of the mercantile reviews, point
Ing out n slow distribution Of spring
and summer goods and operations for
the fall and winter more conservative
Additions to the improved showing Of
the net earnings for April We're made
in reports by the Union Pacific and the
Louisville and Nashville. There was
some covering by shorts after the ap-
pearance OF the bank statement, but
the resulting rallies were feeble and
not well held. Total saes of bonds.
par value. $4,000. Total sales to-day,
a2G.4o0 shares.
NEW YORK, June Money on
call nominal. Time loans dull and
easy. sixty days. 31-2G33-4; six
months, 1-245. Close; Prime mercan-
title paper, SIZE; sterling exchange
steady. with actual business in bank
ers' bills Mt si.ss75@sts6so for de-
,nand. and atsi s36oI sa.s365 for sixty
dag bills. Posted rates, s4.s+ 1-2 and
s4sl1-2. Commercial bills, s+.SS lisa
s4s35-s. Bar silver, c7 3-s. Mexican
dollars, 52l-i Government bonds
steady. Railroad bonds steady.
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COTTON MARKEra

NEW YORK, juno 1.-The cotton market
opened steady at a decline of 5D13 points
In response to disappointing cables and PROS
poets for better weather. Western bulls ap-
peared to be taking profits during the ear
~ session. but there was an active demand
through wire and commission cotton houses,
attracted by recent strength of the market.
and the sensattonally bulsh crop reports
and prices worked UP durirc the middle OF
the morning to within few points of last
nights prices on July. and 1@2 points net
higher on new crop months. 1t was rumor-
ed that some OF the larger shorts who Gov
cred earlior in the week were taking the
long side. The market closed barely steady
with prices 10Q15 points net lower
bales against 1904 last week. and 5 900 las,
year. For the week $4,000 bales against
81. o7o last week and 55.47O last year. To-
days receipts at New Orleans $50 bales
against 1,o92 last year, and ut Houston crS
bales against 1875 last year.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond. Va. June i. 1907

nlCuuOuus Na June !, 1SUI.
Report OF live stock market for week end.
ing May 9th:
Best steers. bM95Sc.: medium to good,
5@5Ac.; common to fair. 444%c.: best heif-
ers. az q SIC; medium to good, 4,s q Sc;
common to fair, sA94Ac.; best cows 40
4hc.; medium to good, 4@4Ac: common to
fair. sq3Ac.; old. poor cows, 292Nc.: bulls
3@4isc.; calves, s5@7c, Fresh cows and
&C.; Common to good $3.50: fail lambs lbs
617hc.; best hogs, 6lsc.; medium to good.
6GsNc.; sows and stays. 4,sI5,ac,
Prospects good for all kinds OF ,tock
CHICAGO, juno l:-cATrLE-Receip
about 800 head. Mafket steady. Beeves.
s4.5096.55; cows, s1.2 $685.; heifers. s+.25
CATS; calves, s597.25: good to prime steers.
ss.2s@sao; poor to medium, s4;5o@S, 50;
cepts about 1000 head. Market steady;
light, 5000 s.6a; mixed, ss.15@64o; heavy,
s490@6.s5; rough, s5.90@6.10; pigs $500
s.s5; good to choice heavy not quoted; bulk
of sales, se.25@6,3b sheep-Receipts about
900 head. Market steady. Natives. S.2b
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE /, 1907.
ARRIVED


steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. mer
chandise and passengers Old Dominion line.
Steamer Rosedale, Smith, Norfolk, light.
Steamer Jueen Anne, Martin, norfolk,
light.
steamer John Sylvester. Norfolk, light,
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, Norfolk anu
James River landings merchandise and pas
scngcrs, Virginia Navigation Company.
Schooner James A Garfield. Potomac
River, fish, q. s. waldrop and Company.
Barge Elizabeth Il. Dane. Hales. Balti-
more, coal, s. II. Halves and Company
SAILED.
steamer Berkeley, shelly. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Hampton Roads. Tunnel, James
River landings and Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers. Virginia Naclsauon som
steamer Rosedale, Smith, jamestown
steamer queen Anne, Martin. jamestown
u steamer steal John sylvester, jamestown Island
passengers.
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trade WAC more etulet to-day Cotton goods
very firm silks, Wooens, worateds and bur
laps are quiet for tho Immediate trade. The
tenn porary halt noted In directions Is
assribed to weather conditions.
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National r. r. of Mexico con. So. SO
New York Central gen. 3iss......... ON
New Jersey Central gen. 6s............ ia
Northern Pacific As. ....!............. 1917
Northern Pacific 3s. ................. III
Norfolk and Western con. As (b1d) -. 95
Oregon Short Line refunding As. 9ola
Pennsylvania COW. ahs.. 93h
Reading General acknowledgements. 81
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s.. lloh
st. l.. and San Fran. fig. As (bid)..... so
st. Louis southwestern con. As. ...... 75,s
Seaboard Air Line Is {bid) ........... 71a
Southern Pacific Is Eek. int ........ SO
Southern Pacific LIST As, certificates. COX
Southern Railway 5s................ 1917.
Texas and Pacific lists lex. int)..... 1l2
Toledo, St. l.. and Western 4s........ 1874
Union Pacific OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10lA
United States steel End 5s.......... 95as
Wabash lists (bid) ................... 1919
Western Md. observation-disclosures. 74i.
Wheeling and Lake Erie As tbid) .....-s0
wisconsin Central As tbid) ........... s5h
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$685. western. S4.259e.4o; yearlings. $3.50
a7oo; lambs. Sc. Cd q 500; western, s6.o5 q

NEW YORK. June 1.-BEEvEs-Re-
ceipts, 1903 head. Dressed beef. s9sHc.;
choice 9isc. Calves-Receipts. los head.
Market nominaliy steady. shsep and Lambs
Receipts. $3.50 head. Prime lambs. $3.50:
spring lambs. $40. No reported sales Of
sheep. Hogs-Receipts. 1851 head. Moth
ing Doing In live hogs.
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I,nnk Statement.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The statement
Of clearing house banks for the we VET, rs
civ days; shows that the banks nc Ia
sl..7so,45o more :nan the Regal re-
serve requirements. The statement
Lcans. si.1se.es,,1oo; increase. 3d.
deposits, ;,.1:s.1e4,eoo; increase, s15,-
: Circulation, s5o,sss,9oo; decrease,
Legal tenders. s71s,sos.loo; increase.
specie, 1921, 1928 900; increase, s7ss,4oo.
Reserve, s294.ss1,1oo; increase, s9S2,-
reserve required, 2s2,o4s.s5o; In
crease. s3,Sss,525.
Surplus sl2.7ss,45o; decrease. 81
9O6,42
Ex-United States deposits. s2oes5,-
$50; decrease. s2.92o.35o.
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QUADRUPLETs BORN AS
ROOSEVELT GOES by.

HUNTINGTON. IND, June 1.-While
through Fort Wayne. near here. yes
tcrday. woman gave birth to four
children.
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1853 bales.
Total to-day at all por's-Net receipts
s.3s1 bales export to Great Britain, 27,2i6
bales: to the Continent. s,I2o bales; to
Japan. 1855 bales: stock. 1.i43s5a bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Set receipts.
1851 bales: export to Great Britain. 2I,2is
bales. to the Continent, $3.50 bales; TO
Japan. 155 bales
Total since September LIST at all ports
Net receipts. g.si5.2sl bales: export to Great
Britain, 3.sio.so1 bales; to France. sso.9ls
bales; TO the Continent, 3.252, 222 bales; to
Japan. 2s5,i0i bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-cOTTON--
Spot closed steady and Unchanged: middiins.
ike; sales were 1.s25 bales on the spot
and none TO arrive. Futures receded ittie
to-day from the high level OF yesterday.
Although Liverpool cables and better weath-
or prospects were factors in the decline, she
desire 10 take profits was the principal drag
to prices. After opening steady al oecilne
n, sn12 poirts under yesterdays close prices
fell away sharply until declines OF anou. 81
nor hale had been reached. From this
noint the market rose until It had recovered
practically all of the days losses. Inc
ca,ses FOR this rise were the deep-seated
belief Of traders in crop damage and eapec.
tstInn of a bullish condition report py 'he
government on Tuesday.
The New Orleans exchange VIII De cios a.
Monday, which Is the state Memorial ~ a.
The closing to-day was steady a, oe
cline Of 1od12 points under YESTERDAY.
Lotion futures c,aseh steady: January
=. az hid: June 1915 bid. July, 126s pld
August. i2bs; September. 12.4i; OCTOBER
u 81 bid; November. 1926; December A-'-f
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pnAN1IT MARKET.

tReported by Rodgers, McCahe & Coz
e PETERSBURG, VA. June 1.-PEANUTS;
spanish---Marlet firm at Sl.s7h per bunhel.
steady at 4h@p4%c. for
Ing stock, ah@3c,
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local exchange declined nearly &C. per bushel
to-day because OF selling brought out b..
prospects for warmer weather for the United
states and Canada. At the close the July
delivery showed a net loss OF 1h41Sc. Sep
TENDER was down 1G1hc. July corn was
off lkc. Oats were nc. lower. and pro-
visions, 1o912h to zoe. lower.
Open. High. Low. Close.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported by Craddock-Jones, Virginia Ware

Petersburg. Va. June 1, 1907.
Light sales the past week on account Of
most of the crop having been marketed
but prices good on everything being sold
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Not His,

Not His,
Two souls with but single thought"
Were Bess and Gus; but, bless us
BY Just one look at Gus we're taught
The single thought is Bess's.
Catholic Standard and Times.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Barely steady; winter patents. sa.so94.2
straishts. s3.soa3. spring patents. $3.50
$40 No. spring wheat. s191.0i; No. 3,
csc q l.0aA; No. red. ssasSc No. 2 corn,
&c.; No. yellow, 54A 954hc. No. 2 oats,
<ec.: No. white. 4sc.: No. 3 white 461
4shc. No. rye. s5c. Good feeding barley.
esg69c. Fair TO choice mailing. s7a73c.
No. I northwestern. s1.s1ia: prime timothy
Short ribs. SIDES. loose. ss.s29S75; mess
pork, per barrel. SIs.12G1s.25; lard. per
100 pounds. 1910; short clear sides, box
ed. $40 e.25. Whiskey. basis OF high wines.
s131. Butter-Market firm: creameries
.lsa2sisc.; diaries. ITO o11tc. Eggs-Steady;
at mark. cases included. Ike; hrsts, 14c.;
prime frsts, 15c Cheese-Easy at 13914c.
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LYNCHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.
(Reported by John L. Oglesby,)

NAsCpoitcu W oouH L. oBlcSDy,)
Lynchburg, Va, June I, 1907.
Sales OF loose tobacco on the Lynchburs
market for the two weeks ending May 81
1907, are as follows:
Sold week ending May "a. $500 pounds;
sold week ending May 81. $4,000 pounds:
decrease for week ending May 81, 900
pounds.
Sold from September /, 1905, to May 81
1907. l6,21s.4oo pounds; sold from September
!, 1905. TO May 81, 1905, 14.6ls,soo pounds;
The receipts the past week were about
the same as the week before. and prices on
all grades continued without any material
change. The weather during the week was
rather cool for the tobacco plants to make
much growth, yet with moist season and
some warm days they considerably improv-
ed. There was good rain the last OF the
past week. which made general season for
planting, and there one-third or over
OF the crop lantcd. The weather Is fairly
favorable, and indications are that the
average crop Of tobacco will be planted,
though small portion will be q little late
III, tto,,, fn11
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE, MD, June dashboard
Air Line. common and preferred-Nothing
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARK EFT.

Richmond, Va, June i, 1907
Tobacco-Dark-F Fired: Market continues
strong with very light receipts. Brights:
Receipts light, market quite but firm. sun
Cured: Receipts very light and market ac-
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BALTIMORE, ND. June FLOUR

Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Easer: spot,
contract. ssA a ssiac.: southern. soa 9oc.
Corn-Easier: spot, mixed, '6oA a 60Ac.; No.
2 white. SO q 62Ac.; southern white. 81 q Sac.
Oats--Firmer; No. 2 mixed, S44shc. Rye
Flrmer! No. 2 western, domestic, choice, SIS
GDS9c. Butter-Firm and unchanged; fancy
Imitation. 22423c.: do. creamery 25I &c;
do ladle, 204Zc.; store packed. 16@lSc
Eggs-steady at 17017sc. Cheese-Active
and strong. unchanged: large. 15c.: medium
and small. 15AI l5lac. susar-unchanged ;
granulated and fine. $40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-02

U. s. refunding rs. registered Eek. int). 1o4A
U. s. refunding 2s. coupon. ......... 1of&
u. S. 90. registered. 1o2
U. S. Is. coupon. ........-.......... 1o2
U. S. Old As. registered lex. int).... ss9t
u. s. Old AZ. coupon. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1ooN
U. S. New 49, registered. 12o
u. s. New 4s. coupon. 12e
American Tobacco is............... az
American Tobacco ss.........l o5g
Atchison general 4s................. a7&
Atchison adjustment 4s toffercd) ...... 9O}s
Atlantic Coast Line As. .............. 80
Baltimore and Ohio 4s.............. 80
baltimore and Ohio 3Iss Odd ........ 90
Brooklyn Rapid Transit cony. $50. SIN
Central Of Georgia IS totfereh) ....... 1o4
Central OF Georgia ,st inc Coffered)... s5A
Central of Georgia End Inc. tofferedl..
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. toftered). o.
cb.v,nnako and OhIo 4I,s ...... 10l
chlcaro and Alton as. ............ GO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-02

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