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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-11
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 1o.--The cotton market
was nervous and irregular with tho near
positions holding generally firm. while the
new crop was casi0r undor realizing and H.
quotation The close was baIs,ly steady at
an advance of points to decline OF rs
points. with all the now crop months we'll
under last Saturdays closing. Saos were
4 estimated at 100000 bales, The opening
was barely steady at an advance of 2 points
TO decline Of Il points, the new crop
months being 4q1l points lower In response
TO lower cables than expocp,d and favorable
weather reports for over the week end.
July was relatively Arm from the start. ow-
ing to continued uneasiness among. shorts
and bull support, Trading was very active
Immediately following tho call, and at first
q prices were q shade better on q very bull
fish acreage and condition report from New
Orleans II was expected that tho bettsr
weather of tho past week would load TO q
bearish showing by the Weekly Bureau re-
port at noon Tomorrow. however. and the
market soon weakened under LIQUIDATION by
longs and selling by local professionally
4 There were slight rallies during tho day
and at ono time July sold at 1910. or 10
points net higher, but the close was at
4 practically tho lowest point of the session.
q Tsoceipts at the ports to-day wero esti.
mated at 1000 balos against 3l6o last week
and 6,l6o last year. For tho week 10000
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about steady Rye Flour-Frm. Cornmeai
STEADY Rye-Dull. Wheat-spot easy;
No. 2 red s1:o1A elevator. Options x@Xc.
not lower. July. $Lo4A; September. 31.04st1
Decomber slobK, Corn-spot steady: No.
e41ao. elevator. Options NO. net lower. July
and September. "a c2o. Oats-spot etoady;
mixed. 4oM @ 500. 4.
Cut Meats-steady. j Lard-Easy: western
prince $3.50 @ 1905 roflned, easy; continent,
$685. Pork-Qulet. Tallow-Steady. Pc
troleum-Firm Rosin-Stendy; strained,
common to good, s4.6594so. Turpentine-
Steady.
Rico and Enthusiastically. Sugar-Raw,
quiet; fair refining. $780,: centrifugal, es
test, 386c: molasses sugar, 8.11c.; refined,
steady. CofYee-Spot quiet; No, Z Rio, CSC;
No. 4 Santos 71so.: mild. quiet; Cordova,
e@12Ao Futures PHO points lower But
ter-Easy; creamery. 18@ 23c.; State. dairy,
1S323c. Cheeso-Weak; new. full cream,
colored and whto, 7h@12c. Eggs-Unset-
tied nearby. selected. 19c.: western. nrsts,
15h11eo.
Ponnuts-ouiot: fancy handpickod. eh@
6No.; other domestic, 3hQ7o Freights to
Ltverpool-45teady. Cotton by stean,. no.;
grain by stoum. .1Md. Potatoes-Easy: old.
s2.25@2.G0. Cabbages-Ftrmer at $1.bo@
LIZ per cratic. Cottonseed GOil-Easy under
pressure and poor conslmptve q demand.
Prime crude I. o. b. mills, AT @ 49c.; prime
summer yellow. 500; on summer yellow,
ssh @57c.; good. Off summer yellow, IS q
SIC; prime white and primo yellow, 60 q
65c. ~
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OBJ RICHMOND. JUNE 10. 1907,
49,. -..-.. I2RI WED - ..sat- $500

Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, mer-
chandiso and passengers Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Luray, Turmoil, Norfolk and
James River landings merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
!. Schooner Alert, Scott. Have do Grace,
Ash, A. G. Young Company
Schooner Eta, Beauohamp. Potomac
River. fish, A. c. Young Company.
= Schooner Philip .Kirkwood. Insley. Have
do Grace, fish. Lefebvro-ArmIstead Co.
Schooner L. D. purnell, Holland. Have dc
Grace fish A. G. Young Company.
4 Schooner Thomas G. Eaton. Taylor, Elk
River, fsh, Lefebvre-Armistead Co.
{ SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, mer-
chandtse and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
IN Steamer Brandon Harvey. Norfolk. uer-
chandise and passengers. OLD Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengors. Virginia Navigation Company.
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STOCKS ADVANCE ON
OFFICIAL REPORT
Governments Wheat Condition
Gives Strength to the
! Market.
.-------- K.
TRADERS AWAITED ESTIMATE
Whole List Steady After Contra
diction Of Alarming
Figures.
TRADERS AWAITED ESTIMATE.

NEW YORK, June 1O.-The usual
result followed today in the stock
market from tho weekend recovery
in prices. That is. some moderate out
side demand was attracted. The suflt-
cheney Of such n new demand to nh-
sorb the profit taking sales on Monday
by the professionals who have bought
stocks on the weekend rise is regarded
usually as a test of the real strength
of the market Regarded in that light.
the action of prices to day did not serve
to confirm the appearance Of strength
last week. The moderate advances OF
the first hour were yielded almost en-
tirely before the force of the proilt-tnS-
ing sales
The subsequent lethargy of tho mar
l1et was attributed to the desire of the
operator to see the complexion of the
government report of conditions of the
wheat crop before venturing on COM
mitnlents. 1t was not until tho APP
pearance of this report, which was
delayed until o'clock, that anything
like animation revived the stock mar
ket. It gave prompt evidence then or
relief from the apprehension caused
by the reports Of Saturday regarding
the extreme deterioration Of the Kan
sas crop, and by gloomy forecasts ut
tered by private crop expert and
circulated in the financial districts to-
& day. The governments figures were
accepted as a REPUTATION of these
alarming reports The decreased acre
age sown in spring wheat seemed to
have no disturbing effect on sentiment,
any more than did the decline In con-
dition of that crop, compared with last
year. Prices advanced to the highest
of the day after the appearance Of the
( report. in consonance with the sharp
reaction in wheat.
Z An important development In the in
ternational money situation was the
cessation of the Paris demand for gold.
4sIf the Bank of France has completed
its important work OF recupcration of
& reserves which has been determinedly
pushed for several weeks past, the
4 money markets have been relieved of a
substantial requirement
The rally in stocks after the publi-
Y cation of the crop was seized by pro-
54fcssionals as an occasion for free profit
taking, and prices ran off again to the
lowest of the day for many stocks, and
made the closing easy.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par
value, s1.255O0O. United States bonds
were unchanged on call. Total sales
stocks to-day, $4,000 shares.
sf NEW YORK, June 1O..-Money on cal
& steady, IL OH per cent: ruling rate
2: closing bid. IL; offered ut 2. Time
loans strong; sixty days 3h@4 pei
cent, and ninety days. 81 @4 per cent.
six months, per cent Close: Prime
mercantile paper, 5 II per cent. Ster-
ling exchange firm, with actual business
in bankers bills at s4.SG95@s4.S7 FOL
demand, and at s4.S360@ s4.S3G5 for
e sixty-day. bills Posted rates, $4.S4 y
and SASS. Commercial bills, $3.50 MA
Bar silver, 665s. Mexican dollars. 81 %
Government bonds steady. Railroad
bonds firm.
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.ONTHE LOCAL MARKETS
SMALLER BREAKS OF
TOBACCO EXPECTED.

Small breaks of good tobacco are expected
at tho warehouses for the present week.
There is really but little more Of the sun
cured stock to BIO marketed. ana during the
short time remaining for tho breaks to con-
tinuo 1t is hardly possible that the sales on
any day will roach the forty thousand pound
mark. Thore is active demand for tho stock
stn! IN the hands OF the farmers. and as
f1lers and Wrappers, all tho low grades hay.
ing been disposed OF, it will bring good
money. Tho sales announced for to-day will
run as follows: First at Crenshaw's sec.
ono at Shelburne's, third at Stonewall and
fourth at Shockoe. - 80
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SPRING WHEAT CONDITION
IS 6S7 PER CENT. JUNE 1ST

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 1o.-The
Agricultural Departments crop report,
issued to-day, shows spring wheat con-
dition on June l, 1907, to be 1871 as
compared with 93.4 ut the corresponds.
ing date last ySar.
Acreage eown In United; States. 1907:
Spring wheat. 16,464,oo0; decrease, II
242, 900, or Z per cent, as compared
with asst year; winter wheat, TIA COM
pared with S2.7 on June /, 1906. totap
acreage OF oats, 31,491,o00 acres, an
Increase OF $4,000 acres as compared
with the area sown last year: Cont.
dition OF oats on juno !st was S1.6
against 83.9 last year; acreage of bar
ley is less than that of last year byI
about III. 900 or 81 per cent. Condi-
ton OF barley. $40 against 93.5 this
time last year. Condition OF rye is
1871 against 1913 this time last year
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THE PRODUCE MARKET
* a CONTINUES ACTIVE

The wholesale produce market continues
active. and the summer dullness always
not yet developed. All seaaonable articles
are In good receipt and tho demand for
Their Is pronounced keeping tho business
lively each day without many changes in
the prloe lists. Spring chickens are moro
plentiful than at any previous time IN the
season. and prices haeo weakened consider
ably. Splendid sbroilers are wholesallng now
in coop lots at twenty-throe to twenty-five
cents per pound. Eggs remain firm, at nine
teen to twenty cents in crate lots. vege-
tables are plentiful. and are selling readily
mon look for good receipts and active busi-
ness all the week.
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. d D. i vi
U. S. retundinE. 2s, registered. $500.
U. s. refundIns 2s coupon.
U. s. ss. registered.
U. s. 3s, Observation-Disclosures.
u. S. old As. registered. -. ..........
U. S. Old As, coupon.............
U. s. New Is, registered. .............
U. 8. Ne" 4s, coupon. .............;..
American Tobacco As. .............f..
American Tobacco 6s................
Atchison general aforementioned.
Atchison adjustment Is (ofrered) ..... !.
Atlantic Coast Line 4ss(bid) ..........
Baltimore and Ohio 4s...t...........
Baltimore and Ohio 31as.}..
Brooklyn Rapid Transit COW. Is. ~.
Central Of Georgia IS (bidy d. ..5.
Central Of Georgia 1st Inc. (offered) !.
Central OF Georgin End Inc. Golfer ed).
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. (offercd) -.
Chesapeake and Ohio 4lss.........
Chicago and Alton 3Es... ...... -.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. NJ. c.. Juno 1o.-spIRITs
TURPENT1NE-Stoady Mt $500. bid: re-
ceipts, 7D casks. Rosin-Nothing doing;
receipts, ITO barrels. Tar-Tlrm OF s2.4o;
roooipts, 46o barrels. Crude TurpontinS-
Firm at@ss.6o @4.75 ind $5.26; receipts, 81
barrels.
). SAVANNAH, GA. Juno 1o.-TURPEN.
cepts, 40 casks. Rosn-Firm: sales. 1869
barrels: receipts. 2,1o6 barrels: shipments.
3,125 barrels: stoo11 47866 barrels.
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R1CHMOND pKoDUOE ,IARKEo.

FLOUR-Recelpts moderate. market
quiet: very little demand at prices quoted.
WHEAT-Active light receipts. CORN
Continues in good demand. OATS-Con-
tlnue quiet. RYE-Unchnnged, nominal.
HAY-Good grades Of timothy and light
mixed are steady at quotations, low grades
Of timothy and mixed arc dull
POTATOES (Old)-Receipts liberal, de-
mand fairly good New steady at plces
quot ed : receipts light.
EGGS-Recelpts about equal to demand
and market steady at quotations. y
BUTTER-Market continues firm and
active at prices quoted.
POUL1RY-Receipts increasing and mar
ket about steady at quotations.
VIRGINIA. BACON-Recepts more lib
cral and market easier.
RECEIPTS FOR THE wEEK-Wheat,
62.3S4 bushels: corn, G0.S04 bushels oats.
lo9,7s2 bushels; flour, 5000 barrels; hay,
STOCK IN ELEvAToR-oats. 1e.757
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STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY Thomas Branch C. Barker and Brokers.
8sALEs:

400 Atlantic Coast Line, com
1880 American Shelters, com.
1890 Amalgalnated Copper -.
1900 Amer. Car and Foundry.
100 Amor. Car and To,in., pfd
l,W American Cotton Oil...
200 American Tobacco, pfd...
lO0 American Can .............
American Can, pfd........
LOO Amer. Locomotive, com.
200 Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
600 American Sugar .........
l6.90 A., Il. and S. lie, com. ~.
a., T. and S. lie, pfd......
2,Ge0 Baltimore and Ohio......
5000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
$500 Canadian Pacific .........
$500 Chesapeake and Ohio....
500 Chi. Mil. and st. PAUL..
800 Colorado Fuel and IRON.
100 Colorado South, con1.....[
Colorado South, 1st rfd.
GOO Colorado South, I'd pfd.
100 Clev. Gin, Chi. and st. L
zoo Consolidat ted Gas ...,....
200 Delaware and Hudson...
Del, Lack. and Western.
1000 Erie, com. ..........
400 Erie, LIST pfd.
500 Erie, I'd pfd.................
400 General Electric ........
500 Great Northern, pfd..,"-
AGO Great Northern Ore Cts
Illinois Central ...........,
= IL 81 Ia
Manhattan .............1..
Metro. Street Railway.
100 Mexican Central .........H
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CHICAGO GRAN MARKET.

CHICAGO, juno 1o.-The government re-
port on the condition OF the winter and
spring wheat crops OF United States had a
weakening effect to-day on the local wheat
market. the September delivery clcteng at a
net doclino of 10 Inc. September corn was
down M@Ac. Oats were of Kc. Provisions
were 7h0l2Ec lower. 9ta5 55
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Missouri, Kan; ana Texas eds. ....... s4A
National r. r. Of Mex. con. 4s... syn
New York Central gen. 3as......... 92M
New jersey Central gen IS (bld)..... 1894
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1o1 Z
Northern Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7oh
Norfolk and Western con. 4s........ s5A
Oregon Short Limo refundng 4s tbid) SO
Ponnsylvania oonv. 3Hs. ............ "a
Reading General 4s...............s. OF
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s.. Hoy
ST. Louis and San Francisco fg. 49,. 80
st. Louis Southwestern con. 4s...... 70
Soabonrd Air Line 4s (bid)......... II 4
Southern Pacific As. ................ s7A
Southern Poetic list Is. certificates. SOS
Southern Railway 5s................. 106 4
Toxas and Pacific lists tbid) ........ 113
Toledo. st. L. and West. As (otfered).. 10
Union Pacific IS. Observation-Disclosures. 101A
United States Steel End 6s..........4 s53s
Wabash lists -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1074
Western Md. As (bld> 74h
Wisconsin Central 4s................ IS I4
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Juno 1o,-rhe dry goods
market was moro quiet to-day and tho di4-
position to push lines for spring. 1908. is
lessonng In several quarters. Tho jobbers
did better trade for the day. owing to
warmer and moro favorable, weather condi-
tions. Many buyers arc in tho market. The
limos Of mons wear arc doing we'll; others
Resalos Of 500 balos OF throe-yard shooting
to DO shipped 'front.' China wero repoEed
during the day.
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bales against 2e.S43 last week and 29,77o
last year To-day's receipts Mt New Orleans
2,107 bules against 948 last year. and at
Houston ALB bales against 455 last year.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
PEANUT MARKET.

z PEANUT MARKET. F7IF am n
(Reported by Rodgers. McCabe & Coz H
a PETERSBURG, VA, June 10.-PEANUTS:
spaniah-Market Hrrn ut s1.38la per bushel.
firm at 4hD4Xc.. for
fancy stock: machine Picked: 8 q SIC: sholl-
ing stock 2AGS H59
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NEW ORLEANS, June 1o.-COTTON-
Spot quiet and unchangod middling. 1890;
snlos were 1875 bales on tho spot and 500
to arrive Futures opened steady at not
decline of 7@15 points Liverpool cables
and improved weather conditions were tho
principal factors in tho lower opening. and
tho more favorable crop outlook served to
forco prices downward throughout the day
until ut tho close they were from 1203l
points under Saturdays finals. July stood
above lac The close was steady. Cottcs,
futures closed ST eady: January - .o5; June,
1870; July, 1903: August, 2.69: September.
1890; October. 12.l2 bid; November, 1905;
Docombert 1905. 55e5 g5
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Lo4A Chicago, B. and Quincy now 4s...... 8
Lo4N Chicago. r. I. and Pacific r. r. 4s.... 6
~ Chi, r. I. ana Pao. R. r. col. IS (hd) s!
o1 c., Gu G. and st. L. gen. As (offered) 81
OF Colorado Industrial 5s series A...... s
looA Colorado Midland 4H...... ............ 6
looN l,,ha q ana southern 49,
l2sh Denver and Rio orande 4s....,,..... 0
1857 Dlstillors' Securities 81 (bhl) 81
"a Erie prior lion ~ ibid o.
to5h Eric General 4s.,.,,,.......,, s
0S& Hooking Valley ANS (bid) ..,.,.,. 10
9oh japan IS Odd. 9
95 japan Ca end series O
90 Japan 41ts certificates 0
o2M Japan As OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8;
s1A Japan 41ks ccrtitcatcs and series. 8
L02 sE Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s.,.,, 0
86% Manhattan consol gold 4s..... os
10 Mexican Central "a (bid) II
50 Mexican Central LIST Inc. (bid) ....... O.
1o0A Mimi and St.. Louis As (bidJ ........ s.
66hH Missouri, Kan and Tox. IS (bid).... Oh
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Cotton futures closed barely steady.

tnon tnshrd OF etnoin otaoshrdlu etaht1Tm
otaoin shrdl hrdlu mfwyp mfwy mfw YIN
Spot cotton closed steady; mldd1ing up-
lands. 1926; middling gulf 1880; sales 200
balos.
Cotton, steady: middlng 1925; gross re-
coipts 2,241 bales; sales, 200 bales: stock,
174.42S bales. 64
Total to-day at ali ports-Not receipts
4,G66 bales; export to Great Britain, ,4p75
bnlos; to the Continent. 1903 bales; stock,
424749 bales. s95
Consolidated at nll ports-Net receipts.
SSH balos: export to Great DrN ain, SEQ
bales; to France. 0 bales; to tho Continent.
,093 bales.
Total since September LIST at all ports
Not receipts. $3.50, 72o bales: export to Great
Britain. 3662,476 bales; to France SS1.12S
balos; to the Continent 3,2S7,2l5 bales; to
Japan, 235,404 bales.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, June l0-seaboard
Air Line, common and prcterred-No,hlug
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, June J @. 1907
OUOTATIONa

WHEAT js VI Ii 53 G
No, red Gear lots>. 49,, Ds1.oo
No. 3red tear :ots)...,.g % %
Steamer Gear 1ots)...,,.,, 81 % %
Rejected Gear lota) rs 0 86
Virginia (bag lots) .,.,.,i ~ q 100
CORN * s6s
No. q white Gear lots) $50, @ as
No. 9 white Gear lotal -. QD 89h
No. : mixed Gear lots) 49,. @ 62h
No. 3 mixed Gear lots) 49,. a a N %
Virginia (bag lots)....,..s u q IS
OATS .3s Es Al
No, mixed Gear lots). 49,. % 40
No. 8 mixed Gear lota),.., % 4Sh
No, 2 white (car lots) 80. as ~ a sfS 81
ON. 8 white Gear lots) /. ~ q 40
RYE 853 a.s!t Vt IS v < 4 if5 49, ID 81
No, a Gear |ots) ~. HI 4, A. Z. nominal
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NEW YORK. Juno 1o--BEEvEs-Re
copts. 4.os1 head. Steers. $3.50 q $50; bulls.
ts415.25; cows. $3.50 $500. vshls, $3.50 70
500. Fow choice lots. $3.50: culs, 500
6.25 buttermilks. s4.50G5.25. Dressed
cnlvos. lower. Sheep and 1.nmbs-Rocepts
1927 head. Sheep, s4.6o@8.25; choice
wethors, $3.50: culls. s325 @4.oo: ycnrlings,
cepts 17.oo5 head state and Pennsylvania
hogs $685. choice. light, s6.75 I M
CINCINNATI. o.. Juno 1o-HOGs-Ac.
tive. Butchers and shppors $500. Cattle
Slow. Fair to good shippers. s4.9o@bs5;
common. s2.75@a.25. sheep-steady Mt 500
SIS. Lambs-Steady ut $4,000.
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Open. IIig1,, Low. Clos

Cash quotations were 40 follows: Flour
g. aao n9 sns'ns w w1ea ssno No no
corn. 1910; No. 2 yellow, $40. No. 3 oats,
44o.; No. Q white. 4s@t7Rc.; No. B white.
AN @ 48c. No. 2 rye, $50, Fair to choice
mailing, 72@75e. Yluseed-No north
western. 31.sl; prime timothy seed. S4.75.
Glover. contract grades, g16.25 Short ribs.
sides (loose). $3.50 OSLO; mess pork. per
barrel. s1s.lo@ls.2o: lard. per 100 pounds.
o.12h. Whiskey, basis OF high wines. t1,31.
Buttor-Mnrkot weak; creamories. THO
22hc; diaries. l1@21o, Eggs-Easy; at
prime nrsts, l4ho, Cheese-stoady ut 12A q
1916. t'4 5I ami,
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Prospect good for MI kinds OF stock.

4 CHICAGO, Juno o.---CATTLI--I,I tc<,ts
about 10000 hoad Markets; Best stenly;
othors 100. lowor Common to primo steers
$4,000 6.75: & COWS, s8.75@6.i6: heifors, $40
SIG; bulls, s35o@515 calves, s4.5o375o;
stocltors and foedors. $3dpb15. Hogs-Re-
coipts about 5000 head. Market &c. lttver.
Cliolco to primo heavy, se.2s@6.27h; mos
dum to good. hcavy. sG.2o@6.62: butchers
Weights. se.2ah @o.271a; good to primo. mix
cd. s6.2o@0.25; light. 1nixod. s6.25 @ $50;
pigs. $4,000 6.25; solicited, s6.3006.35; bulk
OF snloa, 1920 a 6.25. Shoop-F ocGlptss nbout
10000 hond. Market: Best ate;Sly, Sheep,
s5.5odpG25; yearllngs, s7dp77d; lambs, s6.25
m
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, juno lo.-FLOUR-Dun and
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.virginin tbng lots, $3.50. nominal
CATTLE MARKETS
RICHMOND Live STOCK MARKET.
tSnlcs at Uiilon Stock 9Yards.)


Report OF tho live etocl market for the
woot ending Juno 1oth s5 al, Fl. iB1
host steors, 5M D5.S5c,; medium 10 good
s @5ihc.; common to fair, 81 04Mc; best
hoifors. 6MR 5.6oc.; medium to good, s %
4A14hc.: medium to good, Az a 40; com.
mon to fnr. 3psNc.; bulls SIX q $40. Tresh
cows and calves, s25dS4500 por hond
sows and stays, 5D6Mc.; best shoep, 5M q
&C.; medium to good. 4hD5c. common,
no fall lambs; spring, lambs, go
sMc &
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Amer. Tob. pfd., 6 p. ct..1oO 90
iVa--Car. Chom. rfd.. S y. c.10O lO4k
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-07-04

at the present time which processes
to distrust the people and none
which can be said to identify itself
in a peculiar way with the people.
The people are the parties and the
parties are the people.
AS for the popular election of
United States Senators which Mr..
Bryan presents as an important
Democratic doctrine, it involves
chiefly a question of expediency
rather than of fundamental principle.
AS for the initiative and referendum,
we observe that Mr.. Bryan does n t
claim that it has yet attained full
stature as a Democratic measure.
There is not line, not word, not
syllable about Government own
ership of railroads. Mr.. Bryan does
not mention it as an article of Dem
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ernment the instrument in the hands
of the people to carry out their
will"
Under this definition as to prin-
ciple, wherein is Mr.. Roosevelt less
of a Democrat than Mr.. Bryan?
Wherein is Secretary Taft less of
Democrat than Senator Daniel?
Wherein is Governor Hughes less Of
a Democrat than Mayor Mcclellan
or Mr.. Hearst9 Wherein is almost
any Republican less of a Democrat
than almost any Democratic
Mr.. Bryan's dissertation on the
distinction between the Hamiltonian
and Jeffersonian theories Of govern
ment must be dismissed as not GER
name to the issue. There is no party
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ocratic faith.

ocratic faith.
The World is glad to throw open
its columns to Mr.. Bryan s letter,
but we are bound to confess that we
do not find his answer either clear,
complete or conclusive. No stran-
ger to American politics could deter
mine from it the essential differences
between a Democrat and a Republi-
can in the year 1907, and an answer
that does not define those differences
is not an answer TOP The Worlds
question.
After reading Mr.. Bryan's letter
with the utmost care and presenting
assurances of distinguished eonsid-
GRAFTON to its eminent author, The
World feels bound to renew its In
quiry "What is Democrat f''N.
Y. World.