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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. December 1o.-The cotton
h'aiket had sensational break after the
huhilcation OF the government estimate OF
The crop this afternoon, and while the close
vas steady III tone the price movement
SLOWED a los OF 44Gf49 points ales wee
sstlH.ated at 100000 bales. The, market
sno during the early session sold OFF to a
net loss of lodl2 points, owing to disap.
3c'rtins English cables. reports of an Gas.
tsi Spot basis in the Southwest and scatter
Vas held In check by approximations OF re.
Lewed bull support, however. and before
iht government report WAS issued had rail-
lied to 1l25 for January and ll39 Tor
March. or SOS points net higher The rn
pert estimating the crop ut ii .67s, 600, ey.
si ,.s OF linters, was just about in line
Ms axefase spsesta!ions hut evidently
ist IN the EfaIlSt1. for II was followed by
Immediate Weakness a accompanied by extra
ordinary active LIQUIDATION There was
lccal bulls seemed to be bu,inG, but tho
Jeoline continued during the afternoon, and
shorilS before the close January sold at
100 and March at 1914. These figures
ol the day OF 5s@s6o points and a loss OF
about se,ao a bale from the closing ar,re
o. last night. Tho close waa n little Up
from the lowest covering. The trade Is
>siimhting linters al about 100000 bales,
inc local bears contend that the government
has underestimate the commercial crop by
y; amount OF the ltntcrs by AZ least 400 900
Jaies, 50 that in their opinion the figures
point to an actual yield of about = 400 Oou
osles against lo,5oo,o 900. the commercial
trop OF last year.
saes asains, si,ss1 last week and 1850
.ast year. For the week $4,000 bales
AGAINST 3.e,a5a last week ana 4l4.lGl last
year ar. T 's; receipts ut New Orleans
i'to3a bales against l5,5SS last year. and
ct Houston 2s.6eS bales against es.955 last
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WORK OF MOTHERS
Discuss Child Labor and Playground.
md Elect Officers,

Discuss Child Labor and Playground
md Elect Officers.
The Federation of Mothers Clubs
met Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock in
the Kindergarten building, No. IA West
Main Street.
The election of officers, which was
the principal business OF the afternoon
resulted as follows: President, Mrs. f.
l.. Lindsey: treasurer, Mrs. z. NJ. Eppes;
recording secretary. Mrs. Alice King;
corresponding secretary. Mrs. L. NJ.
Curry.
Ten vice presidents, one from each
of the mothers clubs in Richmond,
will be named later.
The time limit Of the meeting pre-
vented full consideration OF the entire
plan of work for the ensuing year, but
the subject Of Fairgrounds and of child
labor were taken up. and thoroughly
discussed.
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NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM
Charters Issued Yesterday by State
COrpOrntIOn Commission.

Corporation Commission.
The State Corporation Commission
has issued the following charters:
American Investment and Real Es-
tate Corporation. Richmond; "A. n.
Hepler. president; S. Lindsey, secretary
and ar ! trea tN, Y g Lndsay-Al! &C Of
900; minimum, $1,000. object-Real
estate business.
Virginia Wharf and Warehouse Cor
poration. Norfolk; A. z. Jones, presi.
ta aes & 9ns $780, % @inimum cap ST.;
900. Object-Warehousi business for
|storage.
Norfolk. Philip Aylett, president; II.
p. Ward. PRESIDENT; G. Tayloe
Gwathney-Al! of Norfolk. CAPITAL
Maximum. $4,000; minimum. $4,000.
w. G. Hube @0e presdent; q ne s. Eingam
felt. president; w. G. Huber, Sec
retary and treasurer-,All, of Norfolk.
sl.ovo opject-Mercantile business
Union Ice Company, Inc. Alexandria;
Il. C. Tague, president: A. II. Feltman,
vice-president: G. II. McNeigh. secre-
ton, D. 6. misunderstanding. $1,000;
minimum, $4,000. object-1ce bust
ness.
The Rural Retreat PRODUCE CORPORA
flloli, ISuIdl tkttIedl, t5N.s54 ,. ALl!Nocsp
president; S. NJ. Cornett, secretary: G.
w. Davis treasurer-All OF Rural Re-
treat. Capital--MaXimum. $4,000:
minimum. $4,000. Object-A general
The o. j. GUIDE Co., Inc. Norfolk:
A.: r. Kennedy. president; L.W: Tro ",
of New York; u. r. Baird, yice-presi-
dent. Norfolk. Va. Capital-aNIaximum,
$1,000; minimum, $4,000. Object-7--Ad-
yertiSing agency.
Eclipse Cleaning and Dyeing Co..
Inc, Norfolk; Albert Gerst president;
Otto Wells, vice-president: Harry Nix
dorff. secretary and treasurer-All Of
Norfolk. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .s25,000:
minimum, $4,000. Object-Cleaning and
dyeinG business.
a license to do business Iii the State
of Virginia has been issued to Rine-
hart & Dennis. a corporation organized
and existing under the laws of the
state of West Virginia, a written pow
5er of attorney having Keen filed witt,
the commission appo'r.'ns John T..
Delaney. of Covington Va. statutory
agent. Maximum capital authorized
by charter. s250,O00. Obiect-General
contracting business, railroad builders
and mower to operate general iler-
schandse stores.
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Law and Equity Court.
CROP REPORTING BUREAUS
ESTIMATE OF COTTON CROP

WASHINGTON December 1o.-The
Crop Reporting Bureaus board Of
statistics of the Department of Agri.
correspondents and agents, to-day is.
sued q report estimating that the total
production Of cotton in the United
States efor the year 1907-190S will
Guiding linters). equivalent to l1,67S.-
600 bales Of 500 pounds gross weight.
The estimated production in 500
pound bales by States is as follows:
900; South Carolina. 1901, 900: Georgia.
l.s9S.O00; Florida, $4,000: Alabama. Z,
216,oO0: Mississippi. 1.5S6,OoO; Louis
lana, ~ 600; Texas. 2,490.oo0; Arkan-
souri,. 10000; Oklahoma ala,0n1
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ON LOCAL MARKETS

yesterday was perhaps the 1ullest day thus
lar this season on the tobacco floor. Mon
days warm rain. followed by the spell Of
soft weather, has got the tobacco in such a
Waiery state that there was small demand
Tor yesterdays offerings. The season, how.
ever. is an excellent one. aud those who hold
their tobacco until another cold snap SHOULD
rare as well as those who disposed OF their
crops last week and tho week before
Fresh meats on the produce markets are
also suffering slump on account OF the
unreasonable weather, and great deal of u
VIII have to go into cold storage unless thors
Is change within the next day or two. In
consequence of this the prices have shown
Il marked decline.
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Hurt 10 Elevator Fall.

J. B. Carter. of s1s North Twenty
third Street, was injured in the Has
,ker-Marcuse branch of the American
Can Company yesterday morning. The
cable broke as lie and another man
We're descending In the elevator. His
companion escaped unhurt. but Mr..
Carter was badly shaken up when the
cage reached the bottom.
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Senator rnnlel ana Mr.. Bryup.

The venerable Senator Daniel, bat
tie SCARED and gray in the service Of
the South and Democracy, gave Mr.
Hryan some sound and plain advice
posed to take. Mr., Bryan takes no.
body's advice. Ills conduct In the
committee room at st. Louis was such
that It might have brought linn into
fortunate IN selecting the men tor the
object of his remarks. Senator Daniel
had a few things to say to him on
that occasion.--Nashville American.
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Cash quotations were as follows: F1our-
Steady. No. 2 spring wheat. fl.o6 G0l.o9; No.
Is a7c.1s1 No. : red, 9?5s q 93hc. No.
? corn, 5sGD5S.sc.: No. yellow. 6s1sGsic.
Nc. oats, 5Oc.; No. 3 white. 4SlaGD5?c
No. rye. 76i4c. Good feeding barley, s. q
s.ed--No. northwestern, s1.10,s: prime
timothy seed, $3.50. Glover, contract grades
sl5.7b Short ribs. sides Qoose). $6.62E4
IS. 90: short clear sides tboxed), s7.lels9
7.s7is Whiskey. basis of high wines. s1.35
Butter-Markct firm; cteamerics. 20@2Sc.;
cases included a4a 25c.: flrsts. asc. prime
nrsts. 25c.; extras &c Cheese-Steady at
II a lee.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, December lo.-C-aTTLE--Re-
ccipts estimated about 5000 head. Market
Istesdy TO strong. steers, s4Qe.ao; cows.
II a. So; valves. s3QD7.a5; stockers and feed
'trs, sa.s01A.a5. Hogs-Receipts estimated
at $4,000 head. Market 15Gbo5c lower.
Cpo,ce, heavy shipping, si.Aoat $50; light,
butchers. s4.Ao1ii.a0; light, naked, si,25dp
i,30. choice light. Si.35M4. 40: pigs, .a5ia
;. -: bulk OF sales. sl,es1s. IS. Sheep
Receipts estimated about 1900 head. Mar
kce steady. sheep, ss,50a5.15, lambs, s5.i1
9c.lJ; ycarlinss, st.356A.90.
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DRY Cionns MARIiEr.

NEW YORK, December lo.--rhe dry sood.
maike, ruled quiet to-day, Retail trade
was injured by tile storm. The GXpor,
trade continues to show Improvement Cot
tor yarns are In slightly better inquiry, hut
Ices are uncertain, Innings are being Of.
fered at lower prices Hosiery and under.
wear for fall viii not be held at sprin.
prices for fall delivery, bll, the majority OF
manufacturers VIII not show their lines un.
III January.
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Oyater sumner.

The Woman's Missionary Society. Of
Bethlehem Baptist Church. Henricn
county. will give an oyster supper and
musicale at the Dumbarton school
house. tomorrow night from s to 10
o'clock. The supper will be for the
benefit of the cllurcf's building fund.
Music will be furnished BY the West
End Angels.
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
By Thomas Branch Co. Bankers and Brokers.
SALES:

100 Allis-ChaImers ..........
100 Allis-Chnlmers. nfd......
5000 Amalganated Copper u.
400 American Can ..........,.
400 American Can. MD .......
2,s3o Amer. Car and Foundry.
100 Amer. Car and 1foun.. pfd
200 American Cotton Oil.....
100 American Locomotive ~.
200 Amer. Locomotive, pfd..
1850 American Smelling $500.
1890 American Sugar ..........
10 American Tobacco, com.
600 American Tobacco, pfd...
i,iW Anaconda Copper .........
1900 Atcllison ...................
100 Atchison, pfd..
500 Atlantic Coast Line......
hoo Baltimore and Ohio. .....
lG,l20 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
go Canadian Pacific .........
1890 Chesapeake and Ohio. ~.
500 Chicago Great Western.
1,T0 Chi, Mil. and st. Pa,il. !.
Ch.. NJ. and st. Paul, pfd
400 Chicago and Northwest. :.
GOO Clev.. Gin, Chi. and st. l.
S,l50 Colorado Fuel and IRON.
100 Colorado and Southern.
200 Col. and South, LIST pfd..
100 Col. and South, I'd pfd...
Consolidated Gas .......
l.1J0 Delaware and Hudson.
$500 Distillers' Sec. Cor.
$50 Erie .....................
Erie, lat pfd.
400 Erie. I'd Observation-Disclosures.
eco General Electric ..........
eS.i6o Great Northern, pfd......
1854 Great Northern Ore ctfs.
Illinois Central .........
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Daily Court Record
Circuit Court.

Cases set for to-day-Cox & Reich
VS.. Virginia State Fair Association;
Theo. II. Coleman VS.. same; Pcnnsyl-
vanta Rubber Company VS.. City Of Rich
mond.
An order was entered yesterday in
this court appointing i. T. Sutton,
j.. n. Dennis and Leon Wallerstein
trustees of Libertas Lodge OF Perfec-
ton. No. 5, Ancient and Accepted Scot
fish Rite OF Free Masonry, Southern
Jurisdiction. L. s. a.
Law and Equity Court.
Judgments entered yesterday-w. II.
Harris Grocery Company VS.. q. w.
Brauer. for $41s.sc; William NJ. Luckc
VS.. r. r. Glass. for 31a7.
DEGREES entered Observation-Disclosures
Mackey We. Walter Jensen Mackey, a
decree of divorce from bed and board.
Chancery Court.
Argument was concluded yesterday in
the Ford Will contest suit. Judge Grin
nan reserved his decision.
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NEW YORK nsosmhsr 1n..-nEEyEs.

NEW YORK, December lo.--BEEvEs--
Receipts. $40 head, Dressed slow, 7isQloc
Exports to .da:., 76o cattle and 400 quarters
Of beef tomorrow. 100 cattle and s,SOO
quarters of beef, calyes-Receipts, a9s head
Neals, 5000. Westerns, 1915 q as: year
l.ngs. $3.50. Dressed calves dull, except iol
prime veals. City dressed Heals, Sdl4cs:
&c uniry dressed, 7alac.; dresed harlyar,i
4 aoi head sheen! ssai.so: eulls' $40
lambs, Ss.7SMS 80, IIogs--Recepts, ,2s,
head, Market nomnally steady at si,S5@
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Z. s. returning as, registered .....
U G. fcfunding IS coupon. .........
Y. $. 3s, registered. Observation-Disclosures.
Y. $. 3s. coupon Observation-Disclosures.
Z. New is. registered. .............
". S. New As, coupon. ...........
American Tobacco As.
American TOBACCO 6s................
Achison general 4s..... ..........
Atchison adjustment As tasked) $3.50.
Aichison COW. 5s.
Atlantic Coast Line 4s...............
Baltimore and Ohio as...............
Baltimore and Ohio 31ss...........
~ ooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s......
Ctntrhl Of Georgia list Inc. tbld)...
Central of Georgia End Inc. ODD 80.
Central Of Georgia Cd Inc. (bid).....
and Ohio AS. ..........
Chicago and Alton 3iss ODD.
Chicago. y. and Quincy new 4s....
Chicago, X. l. and Pacific r. r. 49,,
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NAVAI, sTOREs

WILMINGTON, n. a., December TO-.
SPIRITS TuRPESTINE--S,eady Ut 4iAu.;
receipts, I casks lsosin--Nothing doing
receipts. " barrels Tar-steady NJ SLs0;
irs,;eipts. 700 barrels. Crude rurpenting, :
Firm Mt teapS.0V; recelptr, as barrels
Wv SAVANNAH. GA. December 1o,.-SPIE-
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. December 1o.--Weakness In the
stock market and sharp declines In wheat
prices at European centres caused weakness
today in the local wheat market, the May
delivery closing at net loss of $50 &c
Corn was i.c. higher. Oats were OF &c.
Provisions We're LOG l5c higher.
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IT'S TURPENTrNE-TIrm at 44Hc: sales
164 barrels; receipts. oil casks: shipments.
5e5 casks Rosir--Firm: sales, 3.269 bar
rels: receipts $685. barrels: shipments, 1898
barrels; stock. ll6.SSS barrels.
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NEW YORK, December 1o.-Money
ing rate 20: closing bid, Is: offered ut
IS. Time loans firm: sixty days and
ninety days IS: six months. S. Close:
prime mercantile paper 7GS per cent.
Steri:ng exchange Very weak, with &C.
si.So20M s4S0a5 for demand, and Mt
$4,000 s4.1a75 for siSty-day bills.
Commercial bills. s4795O Bal. silver.
hots. Mexican dollars. "A. Government
ponds steady: railroad bonds weak.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKErs,
pEAN,-Ts

NJ PEANUTS.
tReported by Rodgers, McCabe & COB
ltETERSBuRG, VA Dee. 10 peanuts:
Sranish--Murket firm AT Saiac. per bushel
Vii sinias--Marset firm at &c for fancy
stock.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. pecember IN So,
beard AIR Line, common and preferred
Nothing doing.
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Five Years In the Fcnitcntiary.
Elliot Athey, alias Elliot Wilson,
pleaded guilty in the Hastings Court
got five years in the penitentiary.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. December 10. i

Richmond, Va. December TO- 1907.
SALES AT BOARD
ct--lo at S..
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked,
Va is. Old C. and r.. a3a.. 81
We Centuries. 2.3, c. and r.. IS
CITY SECURITIES.
Rich. City IS. n. lsao-1ssc... OK -.
RAILROAD BONDS.
y. c. l.. II. X. Con. Tr.. p. C., 81,
seorsia Pacific LIST IS. c., le2c, los 49,.
Georgia, South. and Fla.,l1 100
60. and Ala. Con. rs. 1885,. 9s
Nor. and West. Ry. As 1896 %
western y. G.. 1st Gs. C., 1914 ms
stahoard Air Line LIST 6s, Co.. GO
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Atiantic Coast Line com 100 II
MOI. and Western com. 100 81
u T. and z. : p. CT. guar 100 go 49,.
BAND ANDaTRusT co. STOCKS.
Merchants National 100 hlO
National Bank OF Na-.1G0 lsg
National State Bank, ...... 100 10 $50
MISCELLANEOUS
Amer. Locomotive pfd Sc
amer. Tob. p. CT bonds. " 81
Amer. Tob. j.. ct. bonds % o.
Na.-Car. Chem. pfd.. s p. ct 100 SIS SIS
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SUPPORT OF MARKET
SEEMS ABANDONED
Selling Convcrges Especially on
tho Hill Stocks and
Reading.
CALL MONEY GOES HIGHER
Further Calling OF Loans Causes
This. and Sentimental Effect
Is Shown.

NEW YORK. December lo.The sup.
port for the market, which has been
persisted in for some time past, was
evidently abandoned to-day. but
whether voluntarily or forcibly was
not clear. There was further calling
of loans by the banks, following that
of yesterday, and the call money of
20 per cent. fate yesterday was run
up to Is per cent. to-day. This had a
bad effect on speculative sentiment, but
the force of the depression was far
more direct than through effect on
sentiment. The selling converged es-
pecially on the Hill stocks and Read.
ing. and as those stocks had been
picked ont for the most conspicuous
operations in supporting tho advance,
their sudden relapse was Of marked
sympathetic effect on the whole mar
ket. Some relative resistance was
Shown by the coppers. Financial sem
tinlent is sensitive to The large contin-
nance of the drain on New York the
Interior demand has made shown in
the persistent heavy transfers. This
demand is keeping up the premium on
enrrency. and was given part respon-
sibility for the active calling of loans
b. the New York banks to-day. The
governments favorable estimate of the
cotton crop had but moderate effect in
steadying stocks. and the days decline
jim prices proved to he considerable.
Bonds Were easy. Total sales. par
value, s3.200.000. United States bonds
were unchanged on call Total sales
of stocks to-day. 61S,600 shares.
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Cotton. steady; inidalins. llso. gross re-
fiptS, 3,l&, bales; stock. 1880 bales,
Total to-day III NIL po.,s--Net receipts.
t5,Ss3 bales; export 10 Great Britain. e'sl3
aaies. TO France. 10, 5i5 bales; to the con.
i'nsnt, si,a1c bales; stock. ssoSi5 bales.
Consolidated at all ports--Net receipts
lo6.SsT bacs; export 10 Great Britain, 4s.Gei
shles' 10 France, 5o,5sb bales; 20 the CONT
3lCul. 1857 bales,
Total since September ! ST at all norts---
Net ifceipts S.SIs,3es bales export 10 Great
sCrll AIN. i,2og,5.S bales; TO France, STAT
,a;es; 10 the Continent l.es6.As1 bales: 70
lapan. 3i,seo bales: to Mexico. $50 bales
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SAILED.

Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk mer.
landise and passcngers. Old dominion Line.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. II. l. and Poe. r. II. col. S.. u
G., c.. G. and st. Louis gen. Is. 1900. o.
Colorado Industrial 5s series .t..... As
Colorado Midland 4s................ ca
Colorado and Southern 4s Odd. ..... ::
Cuba bs (bid) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. as
Denver and Rio Grande Is (bid).... 81
Distillers' Securities 5s.............. G.
l!riS prior lien 4s. 81
Eric General As Odd. 60
Iiocking Valley AIS (asked).. 81
litter Met. as. IS
japan Is (bldy. Observation-Disclosures. Is
japan 4lss, certificates. 81
japan AIS, certif.. end series (bid).. 81
Louisville and Nash. Unified As...... Oh
Manhattan consol gold 4s........... 90
Mexican Central ls.................. 75
Mexican Central LIST Inc. ........... !.
Mimi ana st. Louis AZ Odd. ....... 75
Missouri. Kan and Tex. Is (bid).... %
Missouri. Kan. and Tex. 2nds tbid).. 81
Natl r. II. of Mex. con. As Odd ...... 70
j, New York Central gen. 3hs....... 90
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

FORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. 10, 1907.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. James River
isnding. and Norfolk. merchandise and pas
scEgers. Virginia Navigation Company.
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New. Jersey Central gen. 5s......... III
Northern Pacific 49,. ....... 100
Northern Pacific 3s (bid). ............ 66k
Norfolk and Western con. Is (bid). ..93
oregon snort Line refunding 4s...... sac
Pennsylvan!a COW. avs. ........... 81
leading General 4s.................a 94ls
ST. 81 L. and Iron Mountain con. 5s.... 1864
81. L. and San Fran. IS. Is (bid).... az
st. Louis Southwestern con. 4s...... 81
Seatoard Air Line 4s............... 81
Southern Pacific ls................,. 81
southern Pacific LIST As, certiacates... ST
Southern Railway 6s................ a6%
TeSas and Pacific 1st tbid). 10000. 1861
Toledo. st. L. and Western 4s....... 65
Union Pacific 49,. MISUNDERSTANDING. 100
1 yin;on Pacific cony 4s............... 1914
uthted statcs Steel End bs........... 81
Wabash w I lists. :...................... 43M
Napash DeO. b. ..................... ~
Wertern Md. 49,. ..........,....,.. al
Wheeling and Lake Erie As (asked).. as
Wisconsin Central ~ (bid) .......... Is
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!, Co., Inc. Norfolk
esident; Il. w. Trow-
and treasurer-Both
II. Baird, vice-presi-
Capital-MaHimum
! $500. Object-Ad-
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g and Dyeing Co,
bert Cierst. president;
PRESIDENT: Harry Nix
md treasurer-All of
Maximum, $4,000:
Obiect-Cleaning and
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K1cuMoSp GRAM MARKET.

Richmond. Va, December 10. 1907.
QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-31
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LAST NIGHTS FIRE.

Fa-.s s,sried n North wig Of Oaks
-o,sl. cIgsi-g Some Damage.
Azas-- O. &c IA. Turned in fro7
Box 81 =; s-45 O'Clock last riGhi.
which .1uucu-t she Department g
the OK. Foiel. Eat Nsin street y.
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there $3.50 DE- { tie Apartments a.
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