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The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-09
Memphis 6; Little Rock l.

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. 8.- Bunching hits on the Colts in the fifth inning, Memphis won a game that was never in doubt after Shields disposed of them in the third, fourth and sixth innings with bases full and only one run as result of their efforts. Score .6-1.
 In the face of the recent re- verses of the team on the road, tremendous outpouring greeted the clubs in the last game of the season. Rain threatened to spoil the grounds but the clouds were swept away by abundance of sun- shine before o'clock and each club carted away a round sum of their part of the single days pro- gram. Shields was in fair form and was blessed with luck.
 Stark singled in the second, was advanced by Hart sacrifice, after which Page and ROcken- field were passed. The bases were full with one out, but Gilbert was an easy cut and the visitors were dismissed without a run when Shields fielded Woods . under.
 RESULTS YESTERDAY.
 Memphis 6, Little Rock 1.
 N. Orleans 10-9, Montg'y O-1.
 GAMES TODAY. Little Rock at Birmingham.
 Memphis at Atlanta.
 Shreveport at Nashville.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-09
Hair aisInq.

This is said to be a true snake story: it is told by an Anglo-Indian.
 In the next bungalow a little boy daily had his bread and milk on the veranda sitting in a childs high chair He was as merry as cricket; one heard him talking and growing to himself, apparently. until one morning, to my horror, 1 saw him tap ping the head of cobra gently with his spoon, saying Robbery, bobbery" naughty naughty). The snake was quietly drinking the milk out of the bowl, paying no heed to the child's play.
 A sudden noise or movement on my part and the cobra would instantly have turned and bitten the boy. Pres ently down slid the reptile away into some bushes, and l got the men to go and kill il. The child cried bitterly. and said the snake had come every morning and helped him with his breakfast
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-09
The Outlook.

Farmer Hayrick is the pros. pect for the summer?
 Farmer Corncrib-F'ine; I've got ten cows for the railroad to run over and any number of hogs for the auto fel AerS ] cughter clear s5c0.-Puck.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-09
Mutations of Time.

How changeable you mortals are," exclaimed a Cool Wave
 Why do you think so?" queried a man gratefully barring his brow to its tolch
 T was here last April continued the Cool Wave and never got the glad hand once"
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-09
PERSONAL.

Theodore Roosevelt is not the first to give Oyster Bay presidential dis. tinction. George Washington once spent two days there.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-09

J. Marshall Chatterson, great. grandson of Robert Burns, has re- gently been acting as a judge of the police court in Louisville, Ky.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-09

w. J. McGee, the famous anthropol ogist and geologist of Washington, is one of the few men in the United States who have no given" names.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-09

Miss Robb, who recently died in Ed. burgh at the age of 94, has been op the English navy pension roll since birth, as she was the posthumous child of Capt. Robb of the royal navy.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-09

A monument has been erected to Anne Holzel in the Sehlossgarden, at Mannheim. Germany. She was the wife of a carpenter who in 17S4 saved. the poet Schiller from debtors lrisOn
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-09
Bad--Tbey.

Bad-Tbey.
 Right-What we do.
 wrong-What they do.
 salary--Our wages.
 "ases--Their salary.
 neputation-That which one is un. able to live up to. ,o iucome-That which one Is unable '" live down to-
 hevolution--An event in politics of ,. Aien one rejoices at being the daugh. ,sr' but ashamed to be the mother Life. W " 'Ae ino'nei
The Prescott daily news., 1907-09-09

The duchess of Aosta is passionate ly fond of riding, loves dogs of all kinds, and is an expert skater. Her royal highness speaks English with just touch of the French accent, which brightens the charm of her con.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, October 7.-FLOUR-F,irm
aud higher Minnesota patent. s5soT5.s5;
winter patents. s4.75a535. Rye Flour
Firm Fair to good, sA75 500; choice to
fancy s5.O5a535 Cornmeal-Firnl. Rye
Finn Barley-steady. Wheat-spot strong:
M. . red. slos elevator. Options y q 1tsc.
higher than Saturday. December s1.13A;
May S1.15,s Corn---Spot firm; No. 2. 73ac.
elevator OPTIONS h@Mc. NIT lower. De-
cember, .7oAc.: May, 67iac. Oats-Spots
finn: mixed sac.
Beef and Cut enthusiastically Lard
Steady; Western, prime. so15ae.c5: refined,
firm: Continent, ss.75: South America slog
1850. Pork--steady. Talow-Steady. Pc
trcteum-Firm. Rosln-Steady. Turpenune
Steady.
Rice-FIrm Molasses-steady. Sugar
Raw steady; fair refining, s3.4S; centri-
fural 9s test. s3.96: moasses sugar. $40;
refined. steady. Coffee-spot quiet; Rio,
No. q. SIC. Santos. No. I, sisc.: mild, dull;
-ordova. sa12ac. Futures 5000 points
lover. Butter-Strong: creamery specials.
3Cac!; creamery. extras. 3oc.; creamery,
thirds TO Arsts. "a q 2ac.; State. dairy, COM
NOS to finest, ~ q CSC. Cheese-Strong; full
creamery. small and larger. colorcd and
white, 1ch9l6hc. Eggs-Firm; nearby. SCI
lected white. 3s@35c.; do. good to choice.
2Sas:c.: do brown and mixed. fancy, IS @
gee; frsts to extra frsts, 20 q csc.
Trcights to Liverpool-steady; cotton by
steamer. 20c.; grain BY steamer. lSd. Pea
ruts-Steady to firm; fancy handp!cked.
CSC; other domestic. 3hI1hc. Potatoes
Irish Arm: Maine, per sack, s192.25; do.
Long Island. per barrel. scM2.so: do, State.
sylvana, sc7s92. do. Jersey. per barrel.
sl.75I:.c5: sweets. easy; Jerseyl. per barrel.
s1a2.5o: do. Southern. s1.fsd e1a. Cab
bnEes-Steady at sl.c5fho.00 per un.
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DANylLLE TOBACCO MARKET.
(Reported by Dibrell Bros.)
1900 In IL - W, ~ fAaAol,an-

Danvile. Va. October I, 1907. &
During the past week our receipts have
been much larger and double sales lasted
several days until noon. We are now hav-
Ing a partial season. which will enable the
farmers to strip out their tobacco. and we
eNrect full sales this week. The character
OF the offerings would indicate nm abund-
ance OF good to medium grades. with a
scarcity OF the low grades and fine wrap
pers. Tho 1907 crop will be, In our judg.
mont. one of the most serviceabla crops wo
tnE ripe and sweet and OF flne texture.
Prices, II anything. have started Oft above
what was paid for similar grades last season.
especially for tobaccos under $40. which
shows an advance over last year OF from
MI lc. per pound. This can be accounted
for In n measure, however. by tho tobacco
being OF better quality than tho last crop.
althouehEthe demand seems to be active for
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LYNqHpuRc TOBACCO MARKET.

1StUHCK :
Sales Of loose tobacco on the Lynchburs
market for the two weeks ending October I.
1907. reported by John L. oglesby, of Lynch.
Warehouse:
Sold week, ending September ~. lot. 900
rounds: sold week ending October 4. SO. 400
pounds.
Sold from September i. 1907. to October
:. 1907. 5oo7oo pounds; sold from September
l. 1906. to October 4. 1906. 425.soo pounds
increase for 1907. 1880 pounds.
The sales the past week were all OF prim-
irgs. which sold for satisfactory prices. The
crop Of tobacco is about all housed under
the most favorable conditions. and fndica
ticns are that the crop will be a very dc.
s-abc one.
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Jefferson Davts's Cane.

lir. George Smith. OF Livermore. Ky.
carries a hickory cane that was cut
from a tree In Westmoreland county.
Va. near the house Of George Wash
ington, and on j uly 4, 1853, II was pre-
sented to Jefferson Davis BY some ad :
Mr.. Smith was g personal
friend OF the leader OF the Confeder-
acy. and Davis gave the cane to him.
1t bears an Inscription. ITO Jefferson
Davis. patriot, statesman.s and con-
.queror of his county."7--Wa shington
Herald. III
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SHARP REVIVAL Of
SPECULATION
Announcement OF Extra Dividend
by Great Northern Was
tic Feature.
MARKET WAS NARROW ONE.
Bears disappointed in Their Be
lief That Security-Holdcrs
Are Discouraged.

NEW YORK. October 7.--Thcre was
no considerable revival of speculative
interest, in to-day's stock market, and
ats surface was unrutlled by any strik-
Ing movement of any IMPORTANT event.
The only feature was an announce
ment of an extra dividend dlsburse-
ment to Great Northern stockholders.
This proved to be the mainstny OF
the narrow market. and serves as an
obstacle to the efforts made early in
the session By the professional trad
ers to extend the dragging downward
movement which set in on Saturday
after the appearance OF the bank state
IGent.
The Great Northern plum counter,
acted the effect of some OF the recent
rather gloomy public uttcrances by
the head OF the system which have
weighed on the securities of his COM.
panles. Similar outgivings were re-
ported from the head of the Atchison
system to-day. but with slight effect
on the securities of that system.
The professional bears amongst
the traders met practical expert
cnce to prove that holders of Sc
curitics are not 50 discouraged as to
Be willing to part with them at fur
ther sacrifice. and the tentative opera
lions by the bears are not extended far.
journal of Commerce threw further
light on the troubles through which
tho market has been obliged to pass in
Its showing OF new securities for the
nine months Of the current year. reach
ing the unparalleled total of $192S,96S.-
500, exclusive of the governments
bonds, but including municipal issues.
ramountn' usometfoahm m nj M nm
Some sensitiveness was shown to
reports of reduction of working forces
in some lines of industry. Railroad
traffic officials admitted some irregu-3
larity in the business outlook, but re-
ports from East and West agree in
the pressure OF traffic offering up to
the limits OF available equipment. and
in some cases beyond. Strength in
the wheat market was accompanied
with reports of urgent foreign demand
and so was OF small effect on stocks.
Bonds heavy; sales, sl,Ss6000.
NEW YORK. October 7.-Moncy on
call firm: a 1895 per cent; ruling
rate. 8 1-2; closing bid. !: L. and Of
fered at 1-2 Time loans dull and
steady; sixty DAYS. g. and ninety DAYS.
G liz; six months. 6. Prime mercantile
paper closed I per cent.
Sterling exchange steady to nrm,with
actual business in bankers bills at
s4.s5s5 @4.s59o for demand and at
s4.S214.S205 for sixty-day bills. Com
rcrclal bills, s4.s1 rs. Bar silver.
65 IA. Mexican dollars so SIS. Gov
.ernment bonds easy. Railroad bonds
(
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New York Central gen. s,,ss.......... IS,
i New Jersey Central gen. 6s} (bid) -. 1ls
MOTT hern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. So
., rthern Pacific 3s.................. So
n Sf1ol and Western con. 3s....... OF
0leson Short Line refunding 4s..... Sc
pennsylvania COW. 5hs.............. o.
nca ding General 4s................. "a
81 Louis ard Iron Mountai neon. 5s.. 1o7
q. Louis and San Francisco IS. 4s.... 76
g. Louis S'west tern con. IS (bid)...... 20
sea BOARD Air Line 4s................ 6s
Southern Pacific So
Southern pac. LIST IS, ctfs. tbid).... 30
Southern Railway 6s.................. 4 OF
Texas and Pacific lists. ........s..... III
Teiedo. st. Z. and Western IS tbld).. 10
Union Pacific 4s.... ................ 80
Union Pacific conv. Is, rects.......... 81
United States Steel End 6s............ 90
Wabash lsts..... 1911
Western Md. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. SIS
Wheeling and Lake Erie As tbd1 -. rs
Wisconsin Central 4s................ S3i
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, October THE cotton mar
ket was higher to-day a resul TOT COW
crinE by nearby shorts and hull support, tn.
features being the relative trrnncss OF the
December option. The close was steady at
q. net advance of cI21 points. Sales for the
day were estimated a; $4,000 bales. The
ofenng was steady at a decline OF bm6
pciEts. which waHahout as due on the cables
but the market quickly rallied by tho firm
nest Of Interior holders. Under this demand
December sold up above January, and tho
teEt level in the afternoon showed Il pre-
MUM of about II points over the January
option and a net gain OF about IS points,
Toward the close there was a slight setback
under realizing
Receipts at the ports to-day $4,000 bales
against 62.26l last year. For the week 225-
900 bales against 2i7,s97 last week and 344.-
bll last year To-day's receipts at New Or
leans $3.50 bales aEain.t 1l,o29 last year,
and at Houston SAG bales against l6,lli
last year.
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NAVAL STORES

wI1.MENGTON. N. c.. October SPIN.
ITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 60hc.: re-
ceipts. 81 casks. RosIn-steady. at $3.s (: re-
ccirts. 494 barrels. Tar-Firm at $3.50: re-
al s2.751A.oo; receipts. 124 barrels
SAVANNAH. Ca October 7.-TURPEN-
T1NE-Firm at 61ko; sales.T445 casks; re-
ceirts. GA casks; shipments s26 casks.
EcsiE-Frm: sales. 1904 barrels; receipts.
2.:ao barrels; shipments. l.271 barrels: stock.
So.5o3 barrels. &
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, October 4, 1907. q
Tobacco-Dark Fired: Market continues
firm at unchanged prices. Receipts and Of;
forings very light. New primlngs continue
in active demand. Brights: Market con-
tnues quiet but very firm at quo tations; re-
cGipts fair Sun-Cured: Market continues
active at unchanged prices; receipts very
lght. New primings in active demand.
Note-Until further notice auction sales
OF sun-curcd tobacco will only be held on
Rrid oP T.
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.-.l.l-s -lsis.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. October THE dry goods
ma, ket was steady to-day. Some cotton
goods arc softening in the price. but the
finished lines are firm. Importers are show
Ing lines Of dress woolens for fall, 1908. in
gliding stripes and plaids. The jobbing
trade sqnet Raw silk is easier and buying
Is III small volume.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Strong No. 2 spring wheat. sL0oD114;
No 3. CSC, @sil+is; No. z red. 9sRc. a sl.0l
\" corn, SO G63Ho; No. 2 yellow. $50
Gaze No oats, b2Ac; No. 3 white, 490t
tA,4c No. ? rye. SsHo Good feeding bar
lyv So4ssc.; fair TO choice mailing, CSC. a
sl03 FlaxHaed--No. ! northwestern. s1.a6;
prime timothy seed $40 Glover. contract
grades, sl6.75 Short ribs. E.des (loo.e>,
sLeomsbos mess pork. per barrel. slA.1b0
5iiszo; lard. per 100 pounds. $a,02;5sho clear
sides tboxedl. ss,bo@s.7b. Whisky. basis OF
bushels; oats, 6s5,4oo bushels: rynuuuupp
high wines. fl.s4. Receipts--Wheat, J os, 700
bushels: corn, 6ss.too bushels; oats 31+so0
hithels. Butter-A1arkst steady: cream
cries. 2iQ 2slsc.; dairles, 2.a.Tn, Eggs
blfm; IT mark cases included. 15h a is,sn;
irh,s. ale; prime tirsts, 23c. Cheese STEADY
a. l2aUAAc. 4
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/, BALTIMORE. MD, October s7.--FLo OUR
~ m. Winter extra, ,a.So9 400; clcar,
!Lso 4tss patent. i'soa4.sb; spring clear,
Strong; spot, contract. si,Dsh a ,.esas
eorn n strong; spot. mixed, 7o..u7ic.. No. 4
white: 7oEa7lc, oats--Ffrm; No q White
2. q ssc,i ~. white. 5t@Gtc. No. e mix.
EXPORT, not quoted No. 2 wsstern, domest,c
s.m a6c Hutter-Firm and ,,ncha uged'
~ Gs--ste ady and UNCHANGED u, ~.l nose.
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all grades. There has been rather more In.
CURRY during tho past week for tobacco in
round lots, and We knew OF several sales
that have been made. Stocks In old tobacco
have been greatly reduced but there nro still
some very desirable lots OF old tobacco held
n cro Z
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS,

Chicago. h. and Quincy new .s...... 9s,.
Chicago. II. ]. and Pacific r. II. 4s.... Gsls
Chicago. II. I. and Pac.E col. Is (bid3.. So
G., c.. G. and st. Louis gen 4s........ 81
Colorado Industrial SIS, series A...... 4sS
Colorado Midland IS (bid) ........... sag
Colorado and Southern 4s tbld)...... s4s.
Cuba 5s....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1OoA
Denver and Rio Grande As (ofrcred).. 95
Distlllcrs Securities Observation-Disclosures. ~
Erie prior lien As. Observation-Disclosures. o4M
Eric General As Observation-Disclosures. 70
Hooking Valley Avs. -.............. aeM
Jaban As thld).. ............ ......... so
Japan AS, certificates SoA
Jnran AIS certiticates 2nd serics..... Ss1.
louisville and Nash Unified 4s Did,. IS
Manhattan con. gold Is (offered)..... 9s
Mexican Contra, 4s........ .......... III
Mexican Central LIST Inc. bid)....... 1874
Mlnn. and st. Louis is toffered)...... 81
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4s........ 96Al
Missouri Kansas and Texas 2nds.... sax
Natl r. II. of Mex. con. As tcffered). 81
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SAILED.

Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion LIpe.
Steamer Berkeley Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
cEandise and passengers Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. James River
landings and Norfolk. merchandise and pas
engers. Virginia Navi CATION Company.
& Steamer Queen Anne. Martin. Norfolk, pas,
senRers Newport News and Old Point Rail-
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CATTLE MARKETS,

CHICAGO. ILL., October 7.-cATTLE--
ses STEADY bulR w s.,oo 1o naan ioxer
Steers. s4.25 @7.25: cows, s3.5o0 500: year
lings s5@sbo: heifers. ss.75a,5.so: bulls,
s,.?5 a 500: calves. $3.50 @s.5o: stockers and
fee ders, $3.50 @4.95 Hogs-Receipts esti-
to &c. higher. Choice, heavy. shipping. $3.50
Gs.75; light, butchers, se.751s.a6; light,
mixed. s6.4o@6.65; choice, light, $3.50 a 500:
pigs, s51B.26: bulk of sales. $3.50 a $50.
estimated about $4,000 head
Market weak to 10 a 15c. lower. Sheep. 1915
ac,2e; lambs. $i.25075o; yearinEs, $500
e OK ~
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL, October THE wheat
market was strong to-day and prices scared
to new high record marks for tho season
AL the close wheat for December delivery
slowed a net gain OF 1A11sc. Corn was up
assms,c. Oats were NC. higher and pro-
visions shade to SC. higher.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Close
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. d. 1907.
ARRIVED 81

chandise and passengers Old Dominion Line
Steamer berkeley Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
E Steamer Hampton Roads. Tunnel. Norfolk
ard James River landings. merchandise and
pas eengers Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Queen Anne Martin, Norfolk pas
sen gers, Newport News and Old Point Rail-
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. va. october I. 1907.

Richmond. Va. october I. 1907
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
North Carolina 49, c. 1alo,... 30 80.
Va IS. Old. G. and r.. i9sc.... SIS sol.
Va Centuries. %. C, and RI: sois 30
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. g, l., r. r. Con Tr. A n c. SIS 80.
Georgia Pac. list ss. c. 1872. H.
Georgia, Sou. and Fla, 1885,. los "
Ga. and Ala. Con. IS, 1945.... 10e 80.
Nor. and West Ry. A. 1895. %
Norfolk and West Ry. Poca Is S. -.
Western n. c. LIST IS. c. 1914. 1os -.
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic. Coast Line "a. ...1oo rs
Atlantic Coast Line com. 100 rs =.
ches, and Ohio.., Nov. 100 sa,s a..
Norfolk and Wet. com. 100 10 -
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
American Nationl1 ,...1oo 1ash 13a
First Nxttonal. ...........1o0 21s 80.
Merchants National. ....,..lo0 500 -.
National Bank Of Va......l00 14l
MISCELLANEOUS.
I ve .rar f-l,eyp nfd g - nm n,
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SALES:

iEsT Ailis-Chaliners ,...,.... ia.
Ais Chalmers. pfd....
$500 AinnlEatnDted Copper ~.
American Can ,...,.,......
American Can, pfd.
1850 Amer. Car and Foundry.
200 Amer. Car and Foun., pftl
100 American Cotton Oil......
c0) American Locomotive "a.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
9.lW American Smelling 1880.
American Sugar .......,..
American Tobacco, com. /.
American Tobacco, pfd...
900 Anaconda Copper ........
300 Afcl1Ison ..................,.
100 Atchison, pfd.
200 Atlantic Coast Line.
l.4o0 Baltimore and Ohio.......
5,tS Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
900 Canadian Pacific ..........
7oO Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great WESTERN.
1850 Chi, Mil. and st. Paul.
CHI. NJ. and st. Paul, pfd.
$50 Chicago and Northwest.
Clev. Gin. Chi. and ST. l.
200 Colorado Fuel and from.
1,m Colorado and Southern. !.
300 Col. and South, list pfd..
300 Col. and South, I'd pfd..
Consolidated Gas ..........
Delaware and Hulson....
800 Distlllers' Sec. Cor.
$500 Erie ..................
200 Erie, LIST pfd................
100 Erie. I'd pfd. .................
$40 General Electric ......,..
10000 Great Northern. pfd.
900 Great Northern Ore ctfs.
Illinois Central ..........
40 Int. Metropolitan .........
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NEW YORK. October 7.-BEEvEs-Re-
celpts. 4.o4l head. Steers. s4@s50: bulls,
s,.6oa4.25: cows. s1.5o@4.2o: hoifcrs. sc.5o
Calves Receipts. s,74s head. Veals. $50
ais. few tops $40; culs. s4@4.5o; grassers
;275G3l2h; mixed calves. ss.25 375;
Westerns, $425@4-55 Sheep and Labms-
Receipts 1866 head. Sheep. $3.50 q $50;
culs. s2.2o@3.oo; lambs, $3.50 @s.oo; one CIR
extra. $Sl5. Hogs--Receipts. 1896 head
Medium and light hogs, s7.1O87l5.
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celrts, 1905 bales; sales e.49c bales; stock.
ISIS: bales; export to Great Britain. $50
bales; to tho Continent, 445 bales.
Total to-day at all ports--Net receipts.
1880 bales: export to Great Britain, 1856
bales: to the Continent. 1880 bales; stock.
'47e0f0 bales.
Consolidated at ali ports-Net rcocipts.
1918 bales: export to Great Britain, 7.6l:
bales; to the Continent, 1928 bales.
Total since September LIST at all ports
Net receipts. 79S.51s bales: export to Great
Britain, c1o,2so bales; TO France. 1886
bales: to the Continent. 2ls.323 bales; to
Japan, SO bales.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, October 1.-COT-
TON-Spots quiet with prices unchanged;
mlddlinE. 11iac. Sales were 200 bales on the
SPOT and 230 to arrive. Futures opened quiet
and steady, 4G6 points below the close of
Saturday. Liverpool being lower than expect
ell. which more than Offset n somewhat bull
ish report by a local authority on the crop
condition. No support was offered by the
bulls. but the expectation OF a cold wave
put the market up points above the close
Saturday. and proved the principal factor
OF the day Prices continued: 10 advance.
and at the close. which was steady, the ac-
tive months ranged from SOS points above
the close OF Saturday. October highest was
Ills: lowest. 100. Closing bids: January.
lila: February. 11.17; March, lies: April,
1l.gs: May. 1876: July 11.47; October. lilo 8;
November, HOS; December. I'LL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08

i CINCINNATI. O.. October 7.-HoGs-Ac-
tive Butchers and shippers. ss.85@6.90;
common. $500 $50. Cattle-Dull and low
er. Fair TO good shippers, s4.ao@5.75: cons
mon. $2d 500. Sheep-Steady at s2.25 q 500.
at $407,50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08

Choesc-New, nrmcr; large and flats, 1sssc
small. 16c. SuEar-Unchanged