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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-12
RICHMOND VA THURSDAY
New Virginia Concerns

: i
Charters were issued yesterday by
the State Corporation Commission as
follows:
Woed Westb rook Company t1a Glco Gf
presaantg Va weaa + n Mes Mhrrss
nil OF Petersburg. Va. Capital stock:
Maximum 100000: minimum, $4,000.
Object: Wholesale dry goods.
!, The Roanoke 2s County Telephone Com
dent; ". Ii ii Moon,aW. .I Secretary and
treasurer; II, L. Ininger, manager; II.
land Moomaw--all of Roanoke w.
mum. $3.50. Object: Telephone Zine
ten miles long.
Rural Power Company dnc.). Roa-
noke. Va. 3. P. HUFF, PRESIDENT; P. G..
W. L. Andrews--all OF Roanoke, Va
Capital stock: Maximum, $4,000; MINI
mum, $500. Object: Power plant, Roa-
noke. county.
v, Bell Shoe g i,o Company aso s"1 4,
Vile. Va. j. p. Bell. Suffolk: Berkeley
Goode, Richmond. Capital stock: Max
imum $4,000; minimum, $1,000. OBJ
ject: Retail shoe business.
Virginia Blower and Manufacturing
Company Gnc.). Richmond. Va. w.
?. Patterson. president. Henrico coun-
ty; A. j. Leitch. general manager,
E Eichmond; r. F; Patterson. Richmond.
imum. $4,000. Objects: Patent rights,
etc.; manufacturers blow pipes. etc.
The Roanoke Stamping and Enam-
cling Company Gnco, Roanoke, Va.
j. a. Sprinkle. l. B. Davis, secretary
all of Roanoke. Capital stock: Maxi
mum, S100,000; minimum. $4,000. OBJ
ject: Manufacture of tinware, etc.
Petershurs Home Building Corpo-
ration. Petersburg, Va. NJ. C. Jackson.
president; NJ. A. Finn. James weddell.
secretary and treasurer--all Of Peters,
burg. Capital stock: Maximum. $780,
ooo: minimum, $4,000. Object: Real
estate business
Iron Llthia Springs Company (1nc.),
Tip Top, Va. ]. N. Hartman, JohR Wal
ters, l.. G. Wingo-all of Zip Top. Vn.
Capital stock: Maximum. $4,000; min
imum, $4,000 Objects: Lithia springs
and real estate business.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. September 11,--FLOuR-
Steady but quiet. Rye Flour-Quiet. steady.
Rye-stead. Cornmeal--Steady. Wheat
Spot steady; No. 2 red, s1.O3 u elevator.
Options. ?I2 cents net lower. September,
s103M; December. s1.0s7s: May s1.OSs
Corn--Spot steady: No. 2. 73lac. elevator.
Options partly c. net lower. December.
6aAc.; May, ssH Oats-spot firm; mixed,
sac.
Reef-steady. Cut Meats-steady. Lard
Steady; Western prime, season: refined.
steady. Pork--Steady Tallow-Steady,
Petroleum-Firm. Rosln-Firm. Turpen-
tine-Easy, at SAC
Rice-Firm. ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Sugar
Raw, steady; fair refining 34ac.; centri-
fugal. 90 test. s.94c.: molasses sugar. 3.O6c.:
refined steady. CoFee-Spot quiet; No. 81
Rio, sic. No. Santos, Sc: mild coffee.
quiet; cordova. aGl2hc. Futures. 5G15
points lower.
But,er-s,eady; hrsts 22827c.: State
dairy, common to finest. 2o027c. Cheese
Unchanged, Eggs-Firm. unchanged
Frelghts and pesnuts-steady, unchanged.
Potatoes--Steady; Southern sweets. per bar
rel, s1.boGso5o; Jersey, per basket. $50
$3.50 Cabbages-Dull unchanged Cotton
seed oil was steady to firm on speculative
buying and light offerings. Primo crude.
ga 43c., prime summer yellow. 55155isc,:
off summer yellow, ~ soc; good OF sum-
mcr yellow. +9G51c.: prime white. IS a 6oc.
prime winter yellow. 5sa6oc.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, September little cotton
market was more or less nervous and rregu-
lar to-day, owing in part to uncertainty
as to the action of the revision committee
after the close tonight The close was
steady. at an advance of eleven points on
September, of three points on October, and
ono point lower TO one point higher on
later months. Sales were estimated at
100000 bales. The opening was steady at
an advance of two points on near months.
which were influenced by moderate bun
support 10 decline OF four points in the
and good weather over the South After
the opening prices worked up to a net
advance OF "A 6 points on an active demand
rnand from some of the recent heavy sellers
But at the advance there was selling nv
spot people and the South aud the market
eased off TO net decline Of 3I6 points
with the active months selling about even
with the low level of yesterday. There was
renewal OF covering at this level, and at
one time in the afternoon prices were 10
Is points net higher. September being rela-
lively firm, The close was off from the
best under realizing
Receipts 1.-THE ports to-day were l34
bales. against 7,o70 last week and 1887
last year. For the week. 100 900 bales.
against 44.573 last week and l3eI61 last
year To-days receipts at New Orleans
were 1850 bales against 2s62 last year.
and al Houston, i,691 bales. against s,62e
last year.
Cotton futures opened steady and closed
NtH a Dra In tttn,. ,IS,,,, -
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FOR PARITY IN COTTON.
New York Exchange Takes Action as
to Middling Grades.

NEW YORK, September 1.-THE reg
ular September meeting of the revision
committee of the New York Cotton
Exchange was held after the close of
business this afternoon. Much interest
had been taken In the probable action
of the committee, owing to the DIG
discount at which local contracts had
been selling, as compared with MD,
ding cotton In the. open market. ana
the trade had anticipated that the &C
ton of the committee would bring the
contract about fifty points nearer parity
with the middling grade. me revision =
announced reduced premiums on me
high grades about twenty-five points.
but gave Increased penalties on the low
grades of from about twenty to ten
points. with the penalties particularly
severe on the tinged and stained cot
ton. A revision Of about fifty points
had probably been discounted.
The following will show the present
differences on and off mtddling cotton,
compared with those in force previ-
ously:
Grade. New. Old.
s strIst mtddling fair Is g g ON ON
E Rn5s,y rod ,ddi%S Is leS
Fully good middling. .ss on.
Good middling ...........'E T.oo ~ on.
Barely good middling 20 on.
Middling Basis.
Strict low middlinr ... 80 .14off,
Fully low middling .32 Off
Low middlinp 100 so off.
Barely low middlinr 40 off.
Strict good ordinary. LOU .,90 OIL.
Fully good ordinary. lol OH.
Good ordinary ,.....l-.,2.o o l,a6 on
Strict good smiddling. tinged 35 80 on.
Good middljng. tinged ..j.... Value of
middling.
Strict middling Hinged. 30 .06 off.
Middling. tinged .... 40 ID Off.
Strict low middling. tinged. 100 .46 Oft.
Low middling, tinged ......,l,50 '9o. ofr'
tnged 800 ....... z. 90 1.25 off.
Fully middllnp stained 90 .42 off.
Middling. stained .50.off.
Barely Iniddling. stained. 100 AZ off,
stained rs / 80 of.
Fully low middling, stained +, J. l.75 off.
Low middling, stained ..s..3. DO zoo off.
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PRICE MOVEMENT
SHIFTS ALL DAY.
Conflicting Influences Keep
Nalues on seesaw During
Selling.
COPPER STOCKS VERY WEAK
--------
Effect Of New York City Bond
Sale Is Factor OF
Strength.
COPPER STOCKS VERY WEAK

NEW YORK. September 1i.--senti-
ment of spectators so far as it could
be read in the action OF the stock
market was in state of fluN to-day.
The tide of the price movement shifted
constantly In response to confllctlng
Influences first on one side and then
on the other. The weakness OF the
copper stocks made n distinct line of
cleavage through the market as 1t did
YESTERDAY, but this weakness was later
in asserting its sentimental effect on
the general list. and that effect was not
SO marked as yesterday. Prices of the
metal went lower. both in London and
al the New York Metal Exchange, and
this was the dominant factor in the
Copper industrials. The general mar
ket was inclined to resist this in
fluence. and at times did so success
fully. The movement was still called
largely professional and shorts left I'M
covered after yesterdays declines were
given credit for much of the buying
The New York City bond sale was of
more cheering effect on opinion to-day
than was the case with the imperfect
knowledge of the details of the trans
actions in possession of the market
Yesterday. More weight was given to
the oversuhscription of five times, and
1
bidders and less to the low price, so
considered, for the average bids.
Call money showed relaxing ten
dency after the strain of the prepara-
ton for the bond sale and for the
Union Pacific convertible subscriptions.
AS applications for the New York
bonds ran to total of over 100000
there was naturally some resources for
which prepa ration was found unnec-
essary and which We're thus released.
The many fluctuations during the day
left inconsiderable net changes, after
ALL the closing being firm at rally.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales.
par value, saso.oO0. united States reg
istered 2s advanced IA per cent. on
call Total sales to-day stocks, $4,000
shares.
NEW YORK, September f1.-Money
on call firm. 3d5 l-2 per ceut.: ruling
rate, S: closing bid. 3; offered at IL
Time loans easier; sixty days. L.
per cent; ninety days. 6 per cent; six
months per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 61-2d7 per cent. Sterling ex
change weak with actual business in
bankers bills at s4Sb55 a s4.S560 for
demand. and at sAsi9o@ s4Sl95 for
sixty-dav bills. Commercial bills,
s4.s11-26s4S2 is. Bar silver. 81 "a.
Mexican dollars, 525-S. Government
bonds Arm. Railroad bonds irregular.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Sept. II. 1870
A RtR LIVED

PORT OF RICHMOND Sept. II, 1907. !
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelley, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk ana
James River landings, Virginia Navigation
Company.
Steamer Queen Anne. Martin. Norfolk and
James River landings. Newport News and
Old Point Railway.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelley Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Hampton Roads. Tunnel, James
River landings and Norfolk, virginia NaVi-
cation Company. -,i...
steamer Queen Anne. Martin, James River
landings and Norfolk, passengers, Newport
News and Old Point Railway.
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Church Social.

The board Of stewards and the
ladies of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church at Twentieth and Broad Streets,
will give social tomorrow evening
at S:l5 O'Clock, The social feature Of
the entertainment will be -nterspersed
with music, recitations, speaking and
refreshments, Members of the churcn
congregation and sunday cllpol4 arc
invited, M charge Will be made ana
no collection will We tahsni UP.
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Financial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Central Of Georgia
Railway Company
SECOND PREFERENCE INCOME BONDS
THIRD PREFERENCE INCOME BONDS
INCOME BONDS
INCOME BONDS

The Board of Directors Of the CENTRAL
OF GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY hav-
Ing filed with the Trustees OF the respective
mortgages securing the above bonds declara-
tions that interest at the rate OF s37.29 per
Second Preference Income Bonds and that
no interest is payable on the Third Prefer
ence Income Bonds for the fiscal year end
ing June 30. 1907. tile undersigned. owning
and representing a large amount OF each
class of said bonds. have been requested to
act as a Committee for the protection of
the rights of the holders thereof.
The Committee have prepared a Pro-
tective Agreement, which Is filed with the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY and MAN
HAITIAN TRUST COMPANY. New York
City. the depositaries under the agreement
Immediate action being necessary. hold
ers of either class of the above bonds de-
sirous OF awaiting themselves of the benefits
of the Agreement must deposit SECOND
PREFERENCE INCOME BONDS with the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY. and THIRD
PREFERENCE INCOME BONDS with the
MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY not later
than the goth day of September. 1907. and
negotiable receipts or certificates OF deposit
Will he issued by the respective Repositories
subject to sa Id Agreement.
After September 20. 1907. bonds will be
accepted only upon such conditions as the
Committee may determine.
Stamped bonds must have the October l.
1907, and all subsequent interest warrants
attached The Interest to be paid October
l. 1907. upon all Second Preference Income
Bonds deposited, shall be collected by the
Committee. at Its discretion. for account
of the holders OF the negotiable receipts or
certificates of deposit therefor. and II col
iected. paid to such holders as in said
Agreement provided.
BoNDHoLDERs SHALL IN No EVENT
BE OBLIGATED TO CONTRIBUTE FOR
EXPENSES IN EXCESS OF $3.50 FOR
EACH SECOND PREFERENCE INCOME
BOND. AND $500 FOR EACH THIRD
PREFERENCE INCOME BOND DEPOSIT
ED. FIRST INsTALMENT OF $3.50
OF DEPOSIT OF SECOND PREFERENCE
INCOME BONDS, AND OF $500 PER
BOND UPON DEPOSIT OF THIRD PREF
ERENCE INCOME BONDS.
Copies of the agreement may be obtained
upon application to the depostaries or to
the undersi gned.
New York. September s. 1907
CHARLES ALTSCHuL.
OF Lazard Freres. New York City,
Chairman;
r. WALTER LEVY.
OF Maitland, Coppell & Co. New York City:
ERNEST GRoEsBEcK,
of Groesbeck & Co.. New York City;
FREDERIC WIN. SCOTT,
OF Scott & strinRfellow. Richmond. Va;
j. F. MINIS
Savannah. Ga.
Committee.
JOS. S. DALE, Secretary,
30 William St. New York.
WILLIAM N. COHEN New York;
ALFRED A. COOK. New York;
SAMUEL ,. ADAMS. Savannah
Counsel
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GRAM.
Receipts Of grain yesterday We're
larger than on any previous day this
week. and the sales by sample on
change were more noticeable. Wheat
and corn brought the outside figures,
all of it being in good order and just
as the Richmond buyers desire to see
1t. There Is every indication that the
grain market will continue active from
now on. as all the crop figures are in
and have been fully considered and
digested by the buyers and specula-
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SALES:
SIS Allis- Chalmers, COM.
Allis-C'halmerS. MD

Sl5 Allis- Chalmers, CONF.
Allis-C Chalmers, pfd. 49,.
Atlantic Coast Line, com
1850 American Shelters, com
$1,000 Amalgamated Copper -.
1910 Am, c. and r., ex. div.
Am. C. and r. pfi ex div
80 American Cotton Ollie.
50 American Tobacco. com
American Tobacco, pfd. :.
American Can ............
500 American Can, pfd. ......
800 Amer. Locomotive, com.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd..
400 American Sugar ..........
1000 A., r. and S. Fe, conn.,.
A.. T. and S. Fe, pfd.....
800 Baltimore and Ohio......
lo,lO0 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canada Southern .......
800 Canadian Pacific .,......
100 Chesapeake and Ohio"
800 Chicago Great Western.
IA 800 Chi, Nil. and st. Paul.
1,1n0 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
l.lCO Colorado South. com.
Colorado South, LIST pfd
$50 Colorado South, I'd pfd.
100 Clev.. Gin, Oh. and st. Il
400 Consolidated Gas $500.
40 Delaware and Hudson,
Del. Lack. and Western
l.lG0 Distillers ..................
LOO Erie, conn.,.
Erie. 1st pfd. ..............
100 Erie, I'd pfd. ,..............
200 General Electric ......,,
ECO Illinois Central ......,...
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. c.. September H.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. at 4eisc.: receipts,
81 casks. Rosin-Quiet. $3.50: receipts. $50
barrels Tar-Quiet. unchanged; receipts.
ISL barrels Crude turpentlne-Frm. s2.75.
81 and s4.25: receipts. 81 barerls.
SAVANNAH GA. September 1i-TbR-
5olac; sales, % casks
receipts, s45 casks; shipments. 10 casks.
Rosln--Firm receipts. 219s barrels; ship
merits, $50 barrels: stock. 1888 barrels;
sales reported. &l63 barrels.
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Total to-day at all ports--Net receipts,
Ia. 4o6: export to Great Britain, 2,ss6 bales;
stock 292,9l4 bales
Consolidated at all ports-Net reoeipts :
5s16l bales export to Great Britain. 2o,4lo
bales; TO Continent 1883 bales
Total since September LIST at all ports
Net receipts. s7727 bales; export to Great
Britain, 1000 bales: to France, s.1oo oales'
to the Continent. 2i.sss bales; to JAPAN
10 bales.
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printed fabrics wer advanced to cents a
yard to-day by several print works. the
new jobbing price to become effective Sep
tember Path Broad silks were advanced
for spring delivery from 8 to per cent
Trade for the day was generally quiet in
dry goods. but deliveries on old orders
continue large.
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Quiet: unchanged. wheat-steady, at de-
cline. Spot contract. asl2c.: new Southern
by sample S7qe5c. Corn--Dui; spot mixed
65IR q s5%c.. No white 66I, d66i9c Oats
Nav easier: No. . mixed. 55lsa54c. Rye
Steady: No 2 western domestic 9oc. asked
Burter-Firm; fancy imitation. 23324c-;
do, creamery, ESQ 29c.. do. ladle. COG 2lc. :
store packed, ls919c Eggs-Steady,
23G124c Cheese-F'irmar. unchanged;
large. Ike. medium, 1+i7c.: small 14Hc.
Sugar = Unchanged; coarse graduated,
$40; fine. $40.
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U. s. refunding rs. registered. ....... Jos
u. S. refundIns IS, coupon. ...'..'.' lo0
u. S IS. registered. ................. lo2
+. sss. coupon. 1o2
IT, S. New 4s registered. ......,...''. l2s
u s. New As coupon. ............... l2h
American Tobacco Az. ...........,... 90
American Tobacco 6s. ........,....'. wv
Atchison general 4s.................. w
Atchison adjustment Is....,.....'... 81
Atlantic coast Line 4s,....... IS
Baltimore and Ohio As (bid),....... 81
Baltimore and Ohio 3i7s............. w
Rapid Transit CIV. Is tbid), 20
Central OF Georgia SIS (offered), ...'.. lo2
Central OF Georgia list Inc. ,ohered) -
-antrai ~ Georgia 2nd Inc. (offered).. 65
Central OF Georgia Sd. Inc. tonered)-. 40
and Ohio 41as tbdD..... 20
and Alton 3hs. ........,... 90
B. and Quincy. new +s...... lol
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CLOSING BOND Quotations.

Chicago. r. l. and Pacific r. r. as....
Chi. r. l. and Pac. r. r. col. 5s Odd
c.. c., c. and st. l.. gen. "a (offered)..
Colorado Industrial SIS, series A......
Colorado Midland Is (bidD ........,.,.
Colorado and Southern 4s..........'.
Denver and Rio Grande AZ (hid)......
Distillers' Securities 5s Odd. ........
Erie prior lien AZ (bid)
Erie general As (bid).
Hooking Valley AVS (offered). 1850.
Japan AVS. certificates. End series....
Japan as. certificates. 2nd series....
Louisville and Nashville. Unified As.
Manhattan consol gold 4s tbid)......
Mexican Central As toffered).
Mexican Central LIST Inc. (bid) .....
Missouri, Kan. and Texas As (bid)....
Missouri, Kan. and Texas As (bid).,..
National +. r. of Mexico con. As (bid),
New York Central gen 3lss. .........
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL. September 1l,--whcat
prices on the local exchange broke more
than two cents per bushe to-day, because
of heavy realizing sales, Al the close tho
December delivery was off 2Ac Corn was
down &c. Oats were up nc Provisions
were unchanged to 2Iac. higher
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Oman ligh nAu
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MARKETS

breaks. the warehousemen. acting as
agents for the shippers. have made a
number of satisfactory private sales.
The indications now are that Fridays
breaks will run up above 25,Ooo
pounds.
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/ New Jersey Central gen 5s (bid).... llg
Northern Pacific As tbid).... ....... y.
| Northern Pacific ne ......... CT
Norfolk and West. con. 4. toffered).. va:
oregon short line refundinr 4s... s61!
penn, CIV. aus ibid, ............... 9et:
Reading General 4s.......,......... o2t.
g., Louis and iron Mountain con S.. 1885,.
st. Louis and San Fran. fg, As ODD. 1914
81 Louis southwestern con 4s...... II
seaboard Air Line As tbid) .......... 7ost
Southern Pacific As (offered). ......... 80
Southern Pacific LIST A. certificates... IS
Southern Railway 5s............... 1ooti
Texas and Pacific lists tbd)......Z..... liz
Toledo. ST. l.. and Western As Cbid)... t3h
Union Pacific A.. Observation-Disclosures. 9st:
United States Steel End bs............ 20
Wabash lists Observation-Disclosures. 10TH
Wabash DSb. B...................s %
Western Md. As. ..................... ~
Wheeling and Lake Erie 49, ........ 76
Wisconsin Central As tofered) ......'s 3.
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r,,,v ~. 1929 1929 49,.
Cotton, quiet: middung, 1905: gross re-
ceceipts, a.612 bales: sales, so bales; stock
174,eo3 bales. export to Great Britain,
2SS6 bales.
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RALT1MoAE sTocK MARKET,

BALTIMORE. MD, September li.--sea.
beard Air Line. common and Preferred
Nothing doing.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET.

Richmond, w., September II, 1901
Report of live stock market for week
ending September I'd. follows:
Best steers. 5A q 51ac.; medium to good,
~ a Sc; common to fair, 81 @4Ac.; best
heifers, 4h@4iac.; medium to good. 81 q 4c.;
common to fair. 3@3Ac.; best cows. 3ia9
s3.c.: medium to good, 2AG3Ac.; common.
to fair 2G2lsc.: bulls, 2lad3Ac. Cows and
7c.: best lambs, 6isc. common to medium
4IShc.; best sheep, 33d+Hc.: common to
medium. 2d3c hogs, 6lsa6Ac.; sows and
bm5l5c.
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PRODUCE.
The produce and fruit market yes
terday was described by a Cary Street
wholesaler as quietly active. That
set forth the condition. The receipts
were light, but sufficient to meet tive
limited midweek demand, and though
a good volume of business was done.
there was nothing in the conditions to
call forth special animation or to
cause depression.
There were no changes whatever in
the quotations, everything remaining
firm at former quotations.
TOBACCO.
The leaf tobacco warehousemen re-
port increased receipts of sun-cured
stock. Though the packages that have
come in were intended for Fridays
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STOCKS, BONDS, COTTON, GRAIN
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS In NEW YORK
Thomas Branch and

Louisville and Nashville
Manhattan ............
Metro. street Railway.
Mexican Central .......
Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com
Mo. Kan. and Tex, pfd.
Missouri Pacific ........
National Lead .......
New York Central.....
Norfolk and Western. i.
N. V, Ont. and Western
Pacific Mail .............
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Peoples Gas (Chicago).
Pressed Steel Car........
Pressed Steel Car. pfd..
Republic j. and s., com.
Republic /. and s., pfd..
Reading, com...........
Reading. 1st pfd. ........
Reading. I'd pfd........
Rock Island. com......
Rock Island, pfd........
SlOss ...............,
Southern Pacific .....
Southern Railway. com.
Southern Railway, pfd..
Coal and Iron
Texas Pacific ..........
I~,t~,. Da1tp,
United States Steel......
States Steel, pfd
Va. Car. Chemical. com.
Va. Car. Chemical, pfd..
Wabash, com........"
Wabash. pfd..........."
Western Union .........
Total sales, 5SI 500
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-15
$500 Mufflcrs, less So
pcr Il sale price So. 90

:::::::::::.55... FORCED To RAISE MONEY!!
Hss ss =s PLBYS TOGGEIQY, CAIRO, ILL.
VIII their entire stock Clothing and furnishings for Men
DE sndC tuesday m al
Saving Averaging 50 o Less Than Former Selling Prices
$500 doubt
their with
nj coming, holiday
exaggeauon
AL s2es buster
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