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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-10
4 VUELA PUMA
Un sue1tecil1O chabaca.
mo de GEL TEMPO"
Los a1ieniStas.
CONATOS De CHISTEs
Tonterias... y armas al hon.
Bro Perogrulladas cien.
tiGcas. -Un diagn6stico.

aEl TiempoD de antes de aver
en- Tin sueltecillo bastante chabaca-
no, con sus pujos y ribetes de
chistoso CD dice que la DEMocRA.
cIA neceslta un monitor (sic) de
alienlstas improvisados q fin de que
le arreglen Ia choHa a nuestro par
lido, y dando muestras de una cru.
dlcion cientiica, que haria honor 4
Mro Gtullo, 81 Pero Grullo fuera
medico 8 alienista Pouy riye, afiade:
sPero es indtil empeno. La
Ciencia esta limitada a normalizar
las funciones cerebrales mientras
no existe lesion (inafn,acaD; ella
carece de medios para fabricar Or
ganos, (ipero que cosas descubre
esa eminencia medica de sEl Tlem.
po!D IFS pasmoso esto!) y tanto el
reblandecimiento cerebral como Ia
atrofa encefalica, que Sc ha desarro.
llado en- la cabeza unionista, son
fatalmente incurables.D
Tras esas vulgaridades clentl-
fcas, al alcance de todo el que tie
ne sentido com1n, agrega el autor
del sueltecillo de marras, con un
gracejo y I'm aticismo que va quiz
sieran para 81 los humoristas mas
celebrates;
aiQue tupe! iCaracoles! iQue
type!
iUn monton de alienistas 4 las
6rdenes de Mu1os Rtsvya y so
gentelS
Y d los pasteles caAientes, Sc le
olvido aiiadir, .recordando eli estri-
billo de la danza populachera, tan
traida y llevada EN- la epoca de las
turbulencias republicans.
81 estilo del sueltecillo que nos
ocupa da muestra que sEl Tiempos
no puede 91straerse q la Influenza
del mai gusto y de las exuavagan.
clas y chabacanerias de que tan ga
llardas pruebas han dado en- toda
ocasi6n los mIsicos, los oradores y
los periodistas republicanos.
Vlene ahora otro alarde cienti-
6co: el diagn6stico de la pertur-
baci6n mental que padece nuestro
partido, diagn6stico que coincide,
por cierto, con Ell que Sc formula a
don Manuel Egozcue Cintr6n, de
respetuosa memoria para nosotros.
-aManfa de la grandeza, aeon.
pahada de la PARALYSIS progresiva.D
Y para terminar: aquf no ha-
bra Alienistas, verdaderos alienistas
como da q entender aEl Tiemps;S
pero para administrar Ell Manicomio
y seguir clertOs procedjmientos ru-
tlnarios, sin ajustarse los meto-
dos cienti6cos modernos, hay fa-
cultativos de sobra que pueden SER
vir aquella plaza con excelentes
resultados, sin que para clio Sc ne
cesite ser una especialldad III un
ANS Yaia. -.
Y por hoy basta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-10

pasara q Cuba a fin de hacerse car
go de la direction de una importan-
te factorfa azucarera.
-Ha muerto en- esta ciudad
el sconocido carpintero Mario Fl.
gueras. Esta tarde a las cinco serS
su enterro. Descanse en- paz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-10
SAN JUAN Y Ia |SLl
Ernbarque del Gober-
l1ador para esta isla.
Ell sabado pr6ximo.
SESSION. MUNICIPAL
SESSION. MUNICIPAL
Otro eclipse en- Ell alumbrado
publico. .-Comite local del
partido republican,.

El sabado pr6ximo embarca.
ra en- New York para Pto. Rico
a bordo del vapor philadelphia
ell Honorable Gobernador Mr.. Re
gls H. Post, acompahado de su dis
tinguida esposa.
--Esta noche celebrara session
o aria Ell ayuntamientc de esta
cludad.
-Anoche, aprimera hora, vol.
VIC a ocurrir un ligero eclipse en- el
alumbrado p1blico, Por 10 vlsto Ia
cosa va de largo y seguramente es
porque el administrator de la plan
ia no esta enterado de- estas def
clencias.en Ell servicio.
-Ha regresado de su vIaie 4
Espafia don Jose Somohano, pro.
pletario en- esta ciudad.
-Anoche Sc reuni6 el connie
local del partido republican,.
-Segun informes, ha sido In
vestigado Ell case de escalamiento
ocurrido anteanoche en- Ia cantina
de don Enrique Matos Bernier, San
Francisco 70.
Como presuntos autores fue.
ron detenidos de momento Sotero
Verdejo, vendedor de cocos que es.
tuvo esa noche hasta las cuatro de
ia mafiana en- la esquina de la calle
de la Tanca y Candido Gonzalez,
individue que sofia estar casl todo
el dia endicho establecimiento, pc.
ro ambos fueron puestos en- liber.
tad por no poderseles justifcar min.
guna culpabilidad en- 81 hecho.
Por otro lado, el guardia de
servicio esa noche en- la calle de
San Francisco, Jose D. Vazquez,
fue revlstado tres veces desde las
10 hasta las 6 de la mafipna por eli
cabo Martorani, segdn 10 prueba su
cartera de confronta, 10 que hace
mas misterioso el hecho, pues es
innegable que dicho pollcia no Sc
retro esa noche de su .demarca.
ci6n. No obstante, Sc siguen acti.
vas investigaciones sobre este he.
cho one no tiene explicaci6n posi-.
bic.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan Ell
Inspector de Escuelas del Dlstrito
de Manati Mr. Staples.
-Ha salido para la isla en- vi.
sta Official el Superintendent gene.
raj de Rscuelas Mr. E. N. Clopplel.
-Encuentrase enfermo. aun-
que no de cuidado, Ell apreciable
joven don Jaime Oppenhelmer, EN-.
pleado de la o6cina de Correos de
Ponce.
-Cada vez Sc impone mas la
necesidad de aumentar el n1mero
de policfas de servicio en- San Juan
colocando un guardia en- cada pla.
"a, no solo para evifar actos desor.
denados ..sino para inpedir que Sc
comentan robos escandalasos como
el ocurrido antenoche en- plena ca
lie de San Francisco, en- la cantina
de don Enrique Matos Bernier.
Ell inspector de sanidad Sc.
nor Carb6 orden6 hoy Sc retire del
servicio el caballo que tira Ell CARR.
to del cafe de Yauco, por suponer.
lie atacado del muermo, habiendo
dado cuenta al veterinario munich
pal para su reconocimlento.
Sc hails gravemente epfer.
mo en- Mayagiiez el sefior Eugenio
Cuevas. Celebraremos sd meioria.
-Ha salido del Manicomio el
ex-allenado Enrique Pulg Cabrera,
de Lsias.
Sc encuentra de suma grave.
dad en- SD residencia de Hato Rev
el venerable anclano y respectable
amigo nuestro don Domingo A. Ru.
oio, padre de nuestro amigo don
Luis Rubio, ingeniero de Obras
publicss.
Ell dia II regresara de su
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-10
Sensational discurso
del Secretario Taft,

Shangai, octubre 10. -Ha llegado esta ciu-
dad el secretaro Taft. Las autoridades e hicieron
i'm suntuoso recibmiento. Miles de personas Sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-10
CR|MEN EN- PONCE
I'm joven que rnata q
su hermano, dispa-
rando1e un tiro.
HERMANOS CREsCIONI
Duef1os de una fabrica de Ii.
cores.-Muy apreciados en-
Ia sociedad poncela.
HERMANOS CREsCIONI

Nuestro cortesponsal en- Pon'
&c nos da cuenta de un lamentabl
acontecimlento desarrollado entr
los hermanos Crescioni, apreciable'
Jovenes de aquella ciudad.
Tienen establecida dlchos her
manos una fabrica de licores en- |:
calle Mayor, entrada a la Cantera
Surgi6 aver una disputa entire
ambos y de las palabras Sc fueron 4
las manos.
81 joven Silva, que a la saz6r
Sc hallaba con ellos, trat6 de sepa.
rarlos, 10 que no pudo conseguir.
En- este, el mayor, Erasmo
Crescioni, cogi6 a su hermano por
el cuello y este, al sentirse agarro.
tado, sac6 un revolver, disparando
sobre aquel a boca de jarro, con
tan mala suerte que el proyectil lie
penetr6 por el angulo Inferno del
ojo derecho y sali6 por la region
occipital, ocasionandole una hemo.
rragla interna, q causa de Ia cual no
les fue possible a les facultativos
practicable operaci6n alguna.
81 herido fue trasladado al
hospital, q donde acudieron los doc.
torres Rivero, Salazar y Vogel. Este
lie hizo la primera cura acompaiiado
del practicante Guarionex Cruz.
El gravisimo estado del herido
hace temer por su vida y los mkdi.
cos desesperan de salvarle.
Esta desgfacia ha producido
honda impression en- la sociedad pom
celia, donde ambos j6venes eran
muy apreciados por SUI laboriosidad
y excelentes prendas de caracter.
A las CHICO de la tarde Ia poll.
cfa Sc traslad6 q la casa del Fiscal
de la Corte de Distrito, para darle
cuenta del hecho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-10

Seg1n telegrama recibido hoy
de Ponce, aver q las sells y media de
la tarde falleci6 el joven Erasmo
Crescioni, que fue herldo a las tres
y media de un tiro de revolver por
su hermano Francisco, que Sc halla
preso, q disposition del Fiscal de
aquella Corte de Distrito.
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GRAND JURY MAKES
RECORD REPORT
Returns Thirty-Nine True Bills
Out of Forty Cases
Presented.
1
q. !. MOORE IN THE LIST
Foreman Bemiss and Jury Worked
All Day on the Evil
dencc.

After a session lasting until nearly
Z o'clock last night, the grand jury
returned thirty-four true bills for
felontes and five for misdemeanors.
Out OF the forty cases presented by the
Commonwealth. only one mo bill was
reported.
Most of the indictments are for rob
berries. of one kind or another. a. l..
Moore. the young man who recently
figured in the Police Court on charge
OF abduction. was indicted yesterday
and will probably be tried at this term
OF the Hastings Court.
Only six members of the grand jury
reported. E. l.. Bemiss being foreman.
The five who served with Mr.. Beniss
were A. r. Marlborough. j. A. Moore.
S. Il. Harmon. Arthur Sinton and r. II.
Hill. They were dismissed for the
term.
All the cases will be called this
morning. at which time the petit
jury will, report for duty.
AT the opening of court yesterday
there was very large attendance. and
the majority of those in the crowd
remained throughout the day.
Report on Cnsex.
Following true bills for felonies were
returned:
If List Of True Bills.
i William Adams, houseburning: o.
NJ. Burton. grand larceny; William
Brown. alias Moses Thornton, and Will
liam James, carbreaking; Joseph Bow
man, attempt at criminal assault: Har-
iriet Birch, attempt at criminal assault;
Austin Bingham. malicious woundingt
Roger Baugh. burglary; r. l.. Barrow,
malicious wounding; T. G. Cross, house
breaking: Mamie billiard, grand lar
ceny; Adolphus Emmons and w. L.
Farmer, carbresk1ng; Adolphus EN-
mons, carbreaking; Joseph Goode
househreaking: Richard Holmes. bur-
glary; w. 3. Hutchinson and j. t. Ker-
rick carbreaking; William Jackson
malicious wounding; Mary Johnson
murder: Luke Jones. HOUSEKEEPING;
Lille Lowery, housebreaking; Joseph
Mitchell, grand larceny; Alfred Meade
ousebreaking; William Mure and Pave
Brown. grand larceny; Horace Nichols
burglary; S. p. Poindexter, throwing
rocks at car: Richard Wafer. mali
cious wounding; Samuel Wood, mali
cious wounding; Joseph Christian
housebreaking; John Coles. criminal as
sault; Eddie Ellet, malicious wound
ing; Oscar Johnson. malicious wound
ing; A. L. Moore. abduction; John Nc
tCluer. malicious woundng; John Reed
malicious wounding. a
True bills were returned In tho fol-
lowing cases for misdemeanors:
Arthur Butler, nonsupport and de.
sertion; John T.. McGeorEe. same; p. p
Pollard. same; D. Il. Pollard and D. III
Tolman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKEr.
CORRECTED DailyD
POULTRY-LIvE.

NEW YORK, September 20.-FLOUR-
Firm but dull; Minnesota patents. s5.l0p
$50; winter patents. s44o@4.so. Rye Flour
Firm. Cornmeal-Steady. Rye--Firm.
Wheat-Strong; No. red, s1.06M elevator
Options l9sI chc. net higher. September
s1,oSk; December, s1.1o%; May, .1.1s9.
Corn--spot NOMINAL Options 1M@2Ac net
higher. September, zoe. December. 7Oisc. !;
May, s7Hc. oats--spots strong; mixed, sac.
Beef and Cut Meats-Steady. Pork
Barely. steady; short clear. s165Od17.75.
'Tallows-DnlI. Pcrtoleum-Firln. Rosn-
Steady: strained, common to good $40
Turnentipe-Easy at 55c,
Rice--Firm. Sugar--Raw, steady; fair re-
firing, Base, centrifugal. IS test. 39ac. :;
molasses sugar, 3.10c.; refined, quiet. Cof-
fee-Spot quiet: No. I Rio. 6hc.; No. 4
Santos. Sc; mild, dull; Cortiova, 92l2Ac
Futures net unchanged TO S points higher.
Butter-Steady and unchanged Eggs
Firm and unchanged. Cheese--Steady and
unchanged.
F'reights and Feanuts--Ouiet and un-
changed. Potatoes--Irish. steady and un-
changed sweets, easy; southern, per bar
rel. sl5oG2.00: Jersey, sl.25@2.25 Cab
bage--Steady and unchanged. Cottonseed
Oii--Easy under free offerings and absence
of bull support Prime crude, f. o. b. mills.
43 a a3hc.; prime summer yellow, 81 a 55c |;
Off summer yellow. 47a51hc.: good off sum
mer yellow, Ga SIC. ;prme white and win
ter yellow, Soc.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK September 2O.--The cotton
market was Irregular again to-day with the
close steady al decline OF 3D5 points
sales Were estimated at 100000 bales Tho
opening was steady ut a decline of 1M3
points. owing TO indifferent cables but soon
walled on demand against sales in liver
Tol, covering of shorts and some sumner,
nom leading outside interests After SELLING
:na to 2 .e; advance Of 5Gs points the mar
kct reacted to the opening figures under
reelizins, but rallied again during the mid
die of the day on reports of storm WARNINGS
on the gulf. This advance carried the ac
i've months to net gain OF 1910 poInts
but was followed by second reaction ow
Ing to private wires from New Orleans
claiming that there was no sign of a gulf
Storm at that point. Later the market wns
somewhat unsettled by rumors of financial
difficulties in the Southern market The
close was at practically the lowest point az
Inc session. Southern spot market ofricin,l,
reported &c higher TO &c. lower. Privaie
aisires continued 10 report hrmness in tho in
terror markets
Receipts at the ports to-dny Were ~ .s5e
haes against 1866 last week and 81. ass In a.
year. For the week 10000 bales apatnst
$3.50 last week and 1885 last wear To
tday's receipts at New Orleans 100 ha,es
against 1888 last year and at Houston asa
bales against l4,jl1 last year.
Cotton futures opened steady ana c,o.o,
steady. Range was as follows:
Open High. Low Close
October ..........IllS ll29 1ii5 i ii,v ~
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VIRGINIA CAROLINA
CASES NEXT WEEK

~ b
An important case set for hearing
before Judge Edmund 2yVaddill. Jr'sof
the United States District Court. Z
Norfolk next Tuesday.yals that of the
United States vs.. onlcsra Of tho Vir-
Ginia- Carolina Chemical Company, 9
Eastern District OF Tennessee with
in restraint OF trade. The
proposed prosecution is to be under
the Sherman antitrust act. which 70
Chemical Company Ia alleged I, y. = nave y 2
h lp,nte one ,he charge psshs thae g
The officers OF the company, who are
named rs parties defendant 70 n g
proceeding. are Samuel ~ Morgan "a. ana
j, G, Tinsiey, OF this city; II. y, Will
cox. f, s., RoysterS aads Charles ~ Y; Bur,
roughs, OF Norfolk;4J. Rice Smith and
Fortesque Whittle. OF Petersburg,
y, Evidence viii be taken before s, " re {
auif ,ient probable catlse X o wa ira t
the taking Of the defendants efpre
the judge Of the East erni ID stric OF
Tennessee for the trlh OF tilefs cause
on the inertia there. is s34 /. L
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EUROPE too BUSY
TO DEAL IN STOCKS
Paul Morton, Home Again, Says
Money i'll Germany Is Tied
Up in Trade There.

NEW YORK, September 2o.-The
Herald to-day says: After a voyage
beset with storms from the start, the
Deutschland. the fastest ship OF the
Hamburg american line, came into
port yesterday afternoon with her
cabins full. The voyage from Cher
bourg, her last port of call. was made
lin days % hours and 1 minutes at
an average speed of ola knots. Cap
tain Kaempfr, who ended the first half
of his 175th round trip as commander.
| said 1t was of no avail now to try to
break records with the class of stokers
available - i+-=T=-------
Paul Morton. president OF the Equi-
table Life Assurance Society, who has
been abroad for several months look
Ing after the company's affairs and
taking the cure" at Carlsbad, was Il
passenger on the Deutschland. Thomas
II. Ryan, who has been named In con-
nection with an investigation OF the
IInterborough-M Metropolitan securities.
also was passenger.
Mr.. Ryan would say nothing about
Financial matters. and gave out only
the information that his health was a $
was for time at Royat. France, for
Treatment for rheumatiic govt. Mt:
Morton was more laxative, and said
the reason of the lack of foreign pur-
I
that at present men abroad had not
| money with which to conduct their
own business.
Prosperity in Germany.
Take Germany, for instance" said
Mr. Morton. You can seldom pass
through any small village without
noticing the building of a a, new factor.
Of some description. They haven't
money enough to care for the Indus
trial activity that. like us, they are
! enjoying. In France there is always
money to be invested, but our securi-
ties are now suffering there because
LOT the disturbances here. However,
they viii soon recover, as our trade in
beef did in England. English houses
now are placing large contracts here
! hest and the methods of handling are
the cleanest and best. but a little lie
1 ago our beef products We're the SUBJ
| jects Of concert hall.songs. The French
| will turn to American securities again
asMthe English have to beef.
"In our country there will be pros
/ perity just SO long as there are good
crops. Heads of railroad companies
| may say they purpose to curtail In
4 this or that direction, but the pressure
Of moving the crops makes them dc
railroads will more than offset any
depreciation for the time being in Sc
| curities."
Mr.. Morton said President Roosevelt
was popular in every country abroad
and he believed that although his
! methods had been severe In the mat
tter OF reforms in Interpretations they
had been right, and the country would
see this later.
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r. F. & P. e s:ss#ss!5s .sgso

r. F. & F. s ss s$#S$5s
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND NORTH.
200 4. M- Balyns5a s. g. T Tnross
1880 a. M.--Week Days--EIba. AshianA
accommodation.
$40 4. M-paly-Byrd Street. Through
is:so H !. Days-Byrd st. Through
i1:'o Z M-Week Days-Elba. Ashland
1910 7. M.-Week Days-Byrd ST, wash
XII. nston Accommodation.
o'fo - M.--sunday only--Elba. Washing.
ION Accommodation
$50 M-Week Days-Eba. Ashland
go =. M.-Daily-Main st. Through.
s:2o +. M.-Daily--Byrd st. ThrouRh.
Trains ARRIVE RIIcttMoND-soUTH.
$3.50 4. M.-Week Days-Elba. Ashl...d
Accommodation
s :og M--Dhily-Byrd ST. Through.
inr;on - aeeosn D as St Wash,
1875 A M.-sunday only--Elba washing.
ton Accommodation.
1870 4. M. M-week Days-Elba. Ashland
s:t5 T. pailS--Byrd St. Thr through.
80 e. ..w M,IW.ek pays-Main St. Through
$40 p. M.-Week Days--Elba. A,h1and
Accommodation
aI5 i. M-Daily--Byrd st. Through.
o;oo Z. -.Daily-Byrd st. Through. Lo.
cal stops. -
e15 p. M.-Dniy--Main st. Through.
NOTE,--Pullman Sleeping or ParIor Car
dations.
:, All trains to and from Byrd Stree. station
Time of arrival and departures and con.
nections not guaranteed -
g. w. CULP. w. p. TAyI.on
uehl SUPP Traf. Mgr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-21
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAIN
STREET STATION. EAsTBouED.
e:ooA N. Fast daiiy5trains to New, ,rt
500 A NJ News. Old Point. Norfolk and
800 P, II. Exposition. All trains carry
4:25 p. NJ lPnllmans or Parlor cars.
100 M Daily. Locals to Newport
NEWFOUNDLAND LINE.
Daily. Louisville. Cincinnati,
ZOO Pm. Chicago and st. Louis Through
Il.0o pM ( Pullr.an sleepers. Sleeper to
Toledo. o.. via Gauley also on
S1i:oo p. N. train.
I:25 A. M.-Week Days - Hinton. Daily
Charlottesville.
100 7. M.--Daily--Local 10 Gordonsvills.
6:15 p. M.--week Days-Local to Orange
JAMES RIVER LINE.
1920 All <-Daily - Lynchb1rg. Lexington,
Va. and Clifton Forge.
5:15 P. M--Week Days-To Lynchburg
Sleeper Natural Bridge and
Clifton Forge. q
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From tho East--3:Io a. NJ, HAS a. NJ,
1880 p. n. 1900 p. NJ. 100 p. NJ. 1880
Main Line west-5:ao. A. NJ. $40 A. N.
800 p. NJ. 4:i5 r. M.,7:45 p. NJ.
James River Line-ss:35 A. NJ. 7:o5 P. NJ.
Daily except sunday.
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New Jersey Central gen. 5.........., 1fe
Northern Pacific 4s....,............. OH
Strthern Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ST.:
Norfolk and Western con Is tbid)... %
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s...... 4S6h
Pennsylvania conv. sIss............. 81
Reading General 4s..............n 9sR
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con. S.. l0S3
st Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s.. 16H
st. Louis S'western con As (offered). 40
seaboard Air Line 4s............... 7oi
Southern Pacific As (bd). 81
Southern Pacific list IS. certificates. ssA
Southern Railway 5s.....-..-,...... 1918,
Texas and Pacific lists tofteredo go. 'l12t;
Toledo. IS Z. and Western is tbid).. Is
u,ion Pacific As. Observation-Disclosures. a7r
Union Pacific conv. As. reefs. ........ SIS,
United States Steel End 5s............ 9S
wabash lists. Observation-Disclosures. 1858;
Wabash Deb. B Coffered). .......... So
Western Md. As (bid) ................ II
Wheeling and Lake Erie As tbid). 49,. 20
wisconsin Central As tbid)... $50. So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. September 2O.-The dry
goods market quiet to-day The cotton
yarn market is weak and prices are declln-
ing meeting of spinners has been called
for Septenb Der 25th to take some action
locking to curtament. The local wool
market is quiet on foreign woods, but fine
domestic woods are being sought for the
clothing and dress goods trade. Cotton
goods are easier In second hands. but prints
ginghams and many special lines continue
In demand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-21
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. September 2O.--CATTLE-Re
ce!pts about 1900 head. Market steady.
Common to prime steers. s5.2567.35: cows
ss.SO9 500: heifers. SAG SIS: bulls. s2.4oG
500: calves, s3aS.0o; stockers and feeders
s2.t00500. Hogs-Receipts about 1000
shipping. $500 500; light. butchers. s6.25 q
$50; light. mixed. ssl5 a $50; choice, light
sd,S5 $50: Npigs. s4.25 q SIS; bulk of sales
s5.5Oa 800. Sheep-Receipts about 5000
head Market steady. Sheep. s3s0@6.75
yearlings, S5.7596.1O; lambs, s647.5o.
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

cars lSaye corner of Seventh and Perry,
streets. Manchester. every hour Con the
hour from 6 a. NJ to 10 2. NJ, II =. M.
carF ~ Chester Last car IL midnight
throrrh 10 Petersburg Limited car. 5:45
p. NJ daily, except Sunday. L
cars leave Petersburg. foot Of Sycamore
street, every hour from 6;s5 A. NJ. to 1895
P. NJ. Last car. 11:+o p. NJ; Limited car,
7:15 a. M. daily. EXCEPT Sunday.
All cars from Petersburg connecting Rich-
mond care .S 4 .Ha5B{a{t{A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-21
CHICAGO GRAIN srARKEr,

CHICAGO, ILL, September 2o.-May
wheat sold on the Board of Trade to-day
at Sl,os}a, the high record for the scason.
Other portions showed corresponding adj
Vances, The sharp upturn was caused by
Sensational reports OF damage by weather
TO the crop Of Western Canada. December.
closed l&nl7sc. higher; corn up 1hml4c. /;
higher
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-21
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. b and Quincy new. 4s...... a2a
Chicago. R. 1. and Pacific r. r, is.... 67N
Chicago. r. ]. and Pac. X. r. col 5s.. So
c.. c.. c. and st. L. gen. As (otfered). ?sH
Colorado Industrial IS. series 49,. s2ia
Colorado Midland 4s..-..-......,.... So
Colorado and Southern is.......... 81
Cuba 5s tbid). Observation-Disclosures. 1905:
De>ver and Rio Grande 4s.....,..... a3is
Distiliers' Securities '5s...............t I'll.
Erie prior lien Observation-Disclosures. 81
Erir General IS tbid).. 7ais
Hooking Valley i..s. ................ 9aH
japan AIS. certificates. ........... sSTs
Japan As. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S0is
Japan AIS, certificates. ind series.... SIS
Louisville and Nash. Unified 49,. siM
Manhattan consol gold is (oftered).. 81
Mexican Central 4s.................. ISL
Mexican Central list Inc. ............ IL
Missouri Kansas and Texas 4s........ e5
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2nds.... s.
Natl R, r. OF Mex. con. Is (bid).... 7ons
New York Central gen. 3lss (bid).... SIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-21

NEW YORK, September 2o.-BEEvEs-
Receipts, 400 head Steers, s+a4.25; bulls,
se.6O@310; cows. s3.5044.10. Calves-Re-
ceirts, $40 head Veals, s56s.5O; culls.
s4a4.5O; srassers, s3,25: Westerns. sa.75.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1855 head.
Sleep. 1928 $50; wethers. $500; cuils.
s2.5oaso0: lambs, 1915 500; culls $4,000
500. Hogs-Receipts, 1919 head. Market
steady at S6.7517.0O.