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The Lamar register., 1901-05-01

tee from the Cuban constitutional
convention have been very much i'm
pressed by their reception here, and
particularly by the gracious manners
of the President. They can scarcely
find words sufficiently strong and COM
prehensive to convey their appreciation.
Only one of them had ever visited the
United States before, and none had
ever been in Washington. They antic-
ipated cordial welcome and cour-
. teous treatment but they were not pre-
pared for SO much ceremony and at
tention. They say that they had al
ways supposed the Americans were
cold -blooded and brusQue and indiffer-
ent to those amenities of life which
have so high value to the Latin
races, and hence they expected the
President would treat them and talk
to them as one business man to an
other. From the moment of their ar
rival. they told me tonight, they have
felt themselves to be in the hands of
their friends. and while the eyes of the
Secretary of War are colder than those
of the President and his manners are
less sympathetic they are quite CRATE
full for his pleasant reception also.
They met him when he visited Havana
last year and dined with him at the
residence of the governor general.
Therefore they We're somewhat ac-
acquainted, and We're rather afraid of
his harsh, short and decisive DISPOSE
tion. They regret that etiquette will not
permit them to disclose what was said
in their Interview this afternoon. but
will not admit that it was satisfactory.
still they are hopeful of reaching an
understanding before they leave the
city.
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COTTON MARKETS,

NEW YORK. Oct 15:-The market for
cotton futures opened easy with prices 10
i points lower under selling by. local and
outside longs. started by. kerry diSappoint-
ing cables from the English market and
failure of Europe to; buy near months as
expected. Heavy port and interior re-
CENTS helped to discourage holders for
the time being, but before the first hour
elapsed frost reports began to come in
from nearly every state in the belt, most
OF them being of Government origin.
Then came light estimates for to-nor-
rows New Orleans and Houston receipts
and very bullish weekday Government
report maze up at New Orleans. show
ing short yield as a general thing. with
no change of a, top crop to speak of.
On this news the market be- sna -1irm
and advanced very rapidly, January:
reaching $50 on the wave Of general i huH,
ing The late months followed, though
less extensively. Later liquidation set III
anG selling by the South for. asds'ns i1,'r1,
poses against holdings of spot cottonl
caused a reaction. which gained in speed
as the afternoon wore along. In the last
hour lowest figures of the day We're
rec ched, with the market at the close
steady at net decline of SOIL points
The appearance OF a cold wave OF great
intensity in the Northwest had but little
affact &C n hill factor
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WHEAT AND CORN.
Market Firm and Prices Holding Up


Wheat receipts continue very light, rot
withstanding the activity OF the market
and the prevailing good prices for good
quality. The Virginia crop of this season
is much smaller and Of inferior grade to
that of last year. Prices range from 60
to Is cents a bushel. according to quality
and condition. Wheat shipped in a damp.
state or not@well cleaned of garlic and
foreign seeds is difficult to sell at even
fair prices, but good wheat is in great
demand at top Of the market quotations.
There is a very large stock of corn on
hand but the market remains firm and
quotations on white run from 81 ~ to 66
cents.
Oats are in fairly good demand at from
80 to DO cents a bushel Dry and free
from foreign grain, winter seed oats are
Very active at from so to 81 cents.
GRAIN RECEIPTS.
The receipts of grain last week were
unusually light on account of the Carni-
val. The total was: Wheat. 1880 bushels:
corn. 1859; oats, 24066 rye, 1886: -four.
SIP barrels: hay, 493 tons: mill offal, 1856
tons. The total receipts for September
were as follows: wheat, 81, 4S2; corn, 21O.-.
664 ;; oats. 1854: rye, $3.50; -four 10, 1853
barrels; hay, 2oSS tons.
The amount of grain in the elevator on
yesterday was: corn, 64,t00; oats, 1889;
rye, 1857 bushels.
VIRGINIA CROP CONDITIONS.
The government crop report for Octo-
Der shows the condition OF Virginia crops
as follows: Corn, SO per cent; oats, aver
age yield per acre, 14.9 per cent; oats,
average quality 70 per cent: cotton, av-
erage condition. Sc per cent; sweet pota-#
toes. average condition, S. per cent; APP
DlesX average condition, 55 per cent. Vir-
ginia showed a loss of 3 per cent. in corn
crop condition during September.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
The visible grain supply in the United
States on October 18th was as follows:
Wheat, 3S20s. 900; corn, 1s,t14.Oc0: oats,
1853, coo: rye. 1,7SS,0co; harley 2,0s6, coo.
Compared with the visible supply at this
time last year the report shows: Wheat
decrease, 1910, oOo;s corn increase. 1900.
oats increase, 44e6 900: rye increase, S02,-
OC0; barley decrease, .0CO.
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PRODUCE MARKET GOSSIP.
Chickens in. Big Supply aud Prices Are
Low.

LOW =
Those who have appetites for chickens
should eat them now, for chicken flesh
: is about the cheapest meat in the mar
ket. quality considered. Poultry raisers
have this season made the usual mistake
of not selling their stock when chickens
were small and in active demand at high
prices The chickens are larger now, but
prices have lowered to from 10 to II
cents, against Is to IS cents pound a
short time ago.
The advance of the winter season forces
aslarge supply of chickens upon the mar
ket,S for. 1T would not pay to feed the
young stock through the winter. An over
stocked market must bring prices to q
Z low level.
Butter is active and the ruling prices
aare we'll up, II to IS cents a pound are
sthe prevailing prices for hrst-class. family
packed. Store packed ranges from Is to
III cents.
Irish potatoes are In the market In
E abundance and all fear Of q potato fam
Inc has been dissip ated.ss The Michigan,
Ohio, and New York potato crops are
reported to be large. Prices range from
& IS to rs cents a busheI. Extra fine I'M
ported potatoes sell somewhat higher.
Eggs are In good sdemai> ;w..Il liberal
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supply at prices ranging from II to Is

supply at prices ranging from II to IL
cents.
Game is coming into the market In
small quantities. Deer is quoted as loi-
lows: Whole, per pound, s to cents;
saddle, Is to 16 cents.
LIVE STOCK.
The receipts of live stock for the past
few weeks have been unusually heavy.
in fact in excess of active demand. and
the consequence has been that prices
have lowered appreciably on cattle.
sheep and hogs. This is usual at this
season of the year, stock raisers pre-
ferring to sell to mourning the expense
of feeding during the winter months.
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tine9--lyo thing doing. Rosins firnsa1ad snn I'M:
saBALTIMoREsL IVE.sTuCK MARKET.
50 ~. u nipnt stock Yards,

Bait ttuore 49,
to-day 500 head as aInsfs s, 1To head last
week. Fair. supply y Il cd ay and a fair de-
Smand al fol1owing quotations: Vestern.
2$G.lj 90: from o her points. cornfed,
Sheep and LAM s.AReceipts for. week
ended noon to-day. 8:2lS head against
9,33g head, includfng g head for export,
last week bout Is carl loads on to-day's
slow at fol lowing. prices:e Sheep. common
to prime, $1.5 09S: 80 lambs. common TO
prime heavy, 81. rs % 90:
Constgnees of Sheep and Lambs.s w.
Anderson, 271 head ~. "A. szB lackshere,
81; b. %. Brayles, 90 Duncan. 20:
w Murray, SO; Mason & ThornhAll i,
40. c. Driver, 9G0 sIsartgis. ~ !;
sGreenWaId Bros. 1G0:: y 81. fleischmaA
/ R aos: lam Keller, 90: j. 81.
$Hepner. 60; Whiteneld g.. Stansbery. Il !:
II. J.. =Hefner, 249 : HI Potterfield, "a .
Il. Morris, 463 tiley,s1 50: H.
S nnnuSs, 81 stalna AL Lewis Man Man
well, 81. G. Hooper,,ss25o:8 g uzadder &
Jacobs, 2es:; j.. F. Copeman. 24s; w. H.
fSmouse, 351; J.. Marshall go; 2. Fahey,
49, E. ! Huokns - 22s; !; Whttehair;
II. 2Broaowater, sol. So
Calves-Receipts for week ended noon
to-day, 337 head against;s5414 head last
week Fair supply Ed : t S ha e, market
choice.
Current quotations Sone live stock in the
Philadelphia market.onE October 18th We're
431s@511ac.: good, 47sG4& c.; mediums, 4as@
tic: common, 4M4 c.;sstockers and feed
ers, :33sazm4c Sheep and Lambs-Sheep,
good. 3a3Ic. ::do medium. Ok 63c.: do.
common, 11aG211ac. lambs, 331s@515c.
Hogs-Western, 9Gl91lc. Fat cows. PKG
&c. thin cows. 1AG2c. Veal calves
Steady inquiry at 66I611aac.; extra choice
re: common, 1G;5Iac. Mich cows
Choicest kinds. $50. 0OGI55.OO: common and
medium dull at S2OO0d4O.0O. Dressed
steers sold for S1.M9Mc::: dressed cows.
sGG7Ac. Receipts for. the week: Cattle
3.472 head; sheep 1916 head: hogs,
33.261 head.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond,4 Va. Oct. D. 1901.
Private sales We're reported to-day as
follows: Cutters, s hossheads; wrappers,
3 hogsheads; ters, . shogshealds.
The tobacco inspector reports light
warehouses report 80 hogsheads re-
ceived and % hogsheaos delivered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16

Captain r. T. Adams, of the Trifby ex-
cursions. has gone to visit the exposition
at Buffalo.
President Stevens took his family to
their country home. .Glengyle." on sum
day, after spending the week in Rich
mond seeing the Horse Show. Mr.. Ste
vens then went with the general manager
and other officers df the road on an in
spection tour of the Western Division
Last night he opened the new building
of the Railway Branch of the Y. VI C.
a. at Ashland. Ky.
A new freight shipping point on the
Atlantic Coast Line has been established
at the Swineford's Arsenic Lithta Spring.
new freight platform having just been
built by the railroad for taking on and
putting off water from this spring. going
north and south. There are six passen-
ger5trains that stop here a day on signal,
so that this place will soon become one
of the objective points for travel between
.Richmond and Petersburg.
Mr. NJ w. Davies, travelling auditor Of
the Southern Railway Company, is con-
fined to his bed with chtlls and fever.
at his home, on Monteiro Avenue, Barton
Heights.
The approximate earnings OF the Sea-
board Air Line system for the first week
IN october were Week ended October ash.
500 1S7. 13 !: decrease S11, 96o % July LIST to
snstober stt s., s1s. 4es 81 increase. sco2.-
$50. 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
ANNUAL STATE FAIR

orthe Virginia State Fair and Agri-
cultural Association, Norfolk, Va,
October 1915, 1901
For the above occasion the Southern
Railway announces "a special rate of one
fare for the round-trip, plus so cents. in
the sale of tickets to Norfolk, Va, from
ali stations on it's lines in Virginia and
North Carolina, except from points south
of Charlotte and west ofssA sheville,, N.
Tickets embrace one coupon for adj
mission to fair grounds, to be on sale
from points in Virginia October 18th to
18th inclusive, final limit October 20th.*
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,SNN,;AI, SIT a Tie SlsAl sATsNoRl7oEK

soctobers1 Of 8; Ha.f. Rates vim Norfulk
d w. stc,I, sf,i way.
Tickets sold October 18th to 18th, with
ma limit October Goth. Round trip rate
from Richmond, 50 81 including one ad-5
mission to the Fair Grounds. Three daily
trains Only route wit bout change For.
tickets and full informant lon apply tow.
steele, ticket agent, Byrd Street Union
station: richmond Transfer Company,
or at office of the company No. sss#a East
Main Street. 5e8sj
G. BosLEY
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AUCTION sALFss-This nay.
Building Lois.
sAttIae tive Modern Brick.
Residence
1 ON MEADOW STREET NEAF
FOWHATAN STREET.

by virtue of certain deed of trust
dated December 20. 1858. and recorded In
d. 1856 A., page 160 Henrtco. County
Court, default having been made in the
pawn emit sofga certain note secured there
s in: we win sell at public auctio:l. or the
premises. on
MONDAY. OCTOBER II. 1901.
at o'clock P. NJ. the following very
sv:llua bic property:
First-Lot of land fronting 42o feet on
the north side of Powhatan Street. run
ming back on the western line of Robinson
Street 100 feet. to Winder Street. and
running back ON the line of the land OF
sJ.%H Shields estate, obfiauely 13J feet to
said Win6er Street. on which 1t has
frontage of 49, feet.
Second-All those certain lots numbered
.575, IS, a. and IS in the plan of Hope
dale, having frontage of 80 feet each on
(Winder Street, and lot numbered 20 in
said plan, fronting "a feet on said Walker
Street and running back between irreSu-
lar lines $50 feet. more or less. to said
sWinder Street.
The residence aforementioned is an at
tractiye Two-Story Modern Brick struc-
ture, containing about nine rooms. with
all conveniences and will make a very
delightful home.
This property will be offered in such
parcels as will suit the views of bidders.
8TERMS-One-third cash: balances at t.
- and is month.
=
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. 8
(SaIes at Union Stock Yards)
Richmond. Va, Oct. 1901.
Report. of live stock market for week

Prices !. Cattle, very best, 41sG;5c.:: me-
dunn to good, 3!lzzcz441IkSc-.; common to fair.
2I:5c. A few old cows and oxen lower:
Sheep, 3M3Slc.; extra, 4@4Ac.; lambs,
3lbn5c.; stock ewes. S2.25d:'.25 per head;
calves, 31@65iac. gross; hogs. 51aa6l@c.
gross; sows and stags 41&@5c.
Cattle steady. on good cattle: lower for
cornmoner. Hogs Ac lower than last
week. Sheep same as last week.
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LYNcHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.

Lynchburg, Va, Oct. 10. 1901.
Some new tobacco is being sold in the
warehouses of the city, and prices receiv
ed for it are very satisfactory. The quail
ity of the new tobacco is fulfilling eNpec-
tations in every way, ana Judging by
present indications the coming year will
be most successful. both as to quantity
and quality. Some bright tobacco is also
being offered, and the prices which it
brings are frst-class.i
Quotations are RS follows:
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Period Of Strength Met BY Profit
Taking.
REACTION VIGOROUSLY FOUGHT.
Whole Market Finally Gave Way, Net Losses
Reaching Poiat OF More ia
Some. Prominent
Stocks.
4
fgs Associated Press,

NEW. Y0EIS.+s(,ct 1:,zlsbc movement
f,r .,rs..,. ;,,5 : :, y3:,,. u, ,lyaS,
=. " ssas ? ? n A'tsai ny.
c.es.lsless ana cohegency at all nfnes.
OF S:1ensyf,, ,,,,,si,s ~, ,,,,,,fit,a,,-
~, vas NY = .,N "
ing, ana the resulting reaction was zig
o:'ousiy coitested bys aggressive nlanpu-
lalio,, at S,I.,. ,rl,o1, market
&C., Y. -
ttiAeliis gave way 10 weakness ana cioseo
level lower than yesterday, net losses
,,,sacI,i,,.e, ,,a;,,t az. owe, In some of the
? = - -, ,,,z,
iesici1s prominent stocks. nc oHis
SrcssiNe force for rise in the market
was what might be called the formal in
s...s..5zls s.,z !, 49, - .,,,.:..,.s
ts''4sa ~ eito - " "a WI
IN The street 10 the pubic to follow his
leadership ina speculation sor the rise
,yit,, : s,,.s.,,s,j,.e sl.,,,,e
s,,t, III, ~ ,,,t.
81, ne. te iei
,s,,3si,, sa,r t III
80, :; -, coz "a ~ y
ii,yal,, th 1.,ti,,, 10, n g. .
- ,t ,s.ll $50, t.s ,'ee.i sso
,,,,,,, ~ ~. .4;s isu .ti
sfegi s,fs,.l;s i,,nse st.aies sLa,,as .
frS,.s n. VS.
.,, > l $500 sioi, ,ae me ,eauetite
go ;,S5a,, ae soou'i ~
and 81 Pa1,l made; n,.i,o,,,a -, :. {.
f ~ fl.i,es. rls ...ata,,eI az. 80
Ia Nn,.,.;s,. 80, .Ssi,oiiu W. seM,
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dS;I' 81, sea SUI.
sI..;, s.l,l " ZIG ~
,,,a,.s,,.,,', e, I1,,,,; ,.,a
-v,i, $1,000 the s+e;, ~, y
nn,ninaiIy3 h.sed nm Tho ,1eayrv traffic
To,,f
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CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 15.-Specuiation
started out to-day with bulliSh tenden-
ctes. but the markets turned dull and
December wheat closed 5Sc. lower: De-
cen Der corn a shade higher, and Decem-
Der oats a shade higher. PROVISIONS
closed '211aa@5 to 7lac. lower.
The leading features ranged as follows:
iol,
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8. Cash quotations .were. as follow...E Flour
steady. No. spring wheat, 6SA @695hc.:
No = red. T01a@71kc. No. 2 oats. 35lllac.::
No 2 white, :s71s013S &C.: No. :; white,
81 u @3S1ac. No 2 rye. 55Ac. Fair to
choice mating barley, :,4Gl5Sc. No.
flaXseed. SLIT; MOL northwestern. S1.4S.7
Prime. Timothy seed; S:,.5515.65. Mess
pork per. barrel. S13.G5Gpl3.7O: lard, per
100 pounds, s9.371a@9,40; short rib sides.
uoosel. IS. l3@s.S0: dry. sailed shoulders
s(bcxed), S7.5Oal7 .I5; short clear sides
(boxedl. SS70@S.S0. Butter easy. cream
cry, 4@Hc.: dairy. 13a119c.. Cheese
steady a 9s4 @10S G. Eggs firm: fresh. Ia
s1S1Sc Receipts-IN hea t. $50 600 bushels;
corn sos, OGo bushels: oats. BIZ, COO BUSH.
els hogs, %, 900 head.
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Railroad Notes.

Trains will begin running into the new
Union Station of the Chesapeake and
Ohio and seaboard Air Line roads about
the middle of November.
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MONEY AND ENCHANGE-Monevs on
call closed steady at 3dSiS per cent: aist
Joan. 9 per cent: prime mercantile paper,
41sa:5. per cent. Sterling exchange steady'
with actual business in bankers DIS at
81. S5s.m4 S5Ts for dInand and at S4.S3:a
ffr sixty days: posted rates. 81. Salaa5
5.S5 and S4.S7: commercial bills. S4 S0
4 S:i16 Bar silver, 51la: Mexican dollars,
49, Government bonos steady: state
bonds inactive; railroad bonds firm.
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BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated Sep
TENDER %, 1901, recorded in dee book ia
A. page s., Richmond Chancery Court the
undersigned trustee will sell at public
auction, at No. 800 North First Street,
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER IS. 1901.
commencing at 1880 O'Clock.
the entire stock, etc. of fine Liquors. con-
sisting of Westmoreland. Good Luck.
Old Valley. wilson and other fine
brands of fine Whistles. in original pack
ages; also Brandies. Wines. Gin. Beer,
Porter. Ale, etc: fine stock of Cigars. Che.
roots, Cigarettes. Smoking and Chewing
sTobaccos; latest improved National Cash
Register, Electric Fans. Case. De-
canters and Bar Glasses. Copper Meas,
Cooking Stoves. set of Furniture. Iron
Bedst.ad Mattresses. Pillows. Chairs
Tables Crockery. Glassware, ETC.: VIII aist
cell City and State License for conduct.
ing the bar and tobacco business: Pool
License and Book Accounts; unexpieed
lease. good will. etc. at no. 920 North
TERMS: Cash e. v. F.,RINIoLT
Trustee
Auctioneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16

John E. Wagner. city passenger agent
of the Norfolk and Western. is away on
his vacation. He is visiting Buffalo and
other points.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16

BY virtue of deed of trust Gated Au-
gust 10. 1897. recored in Richmond Chan,
Gerry Court. D. b 161 b. page. 2o3. ana
at request of beneficiary. default having
neen made in payment of debt secured
viii. sell by public auction. on the prei prem
THURSDAY. OCTOBER II. 1901.
at 5 o'clock p. NJ, the property named
above and described in SAID deed as all
that certain lot or parcel of land In the
CITY Of Richmond. Va. with the he, STICK TICK
House No. sos thereon. fronting 22R reef
on the western line of rwenty-frst or
Pickett Street between Pleasant Ssrees
and Jefferson Park, and ::i hmm . oaeR
This property is well and conveniently
located for a home. or will make good
Investment.
TERMS-Cash for expenses of sale <, any ny,
taxes due. and to pay the DEBT o. sl. .soa
with interest from August ID. 1901 tina
balance at one and two years. with per
cent. interest. or all cash at the op.iols
of purchaser ,,-....aa
c. L. & II. L. Deloon. Anctioneers-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF RICHMOND OCT. 10. 1901.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Resale. WILLIS Norfolk. mer-
cliandise and passengersAOld Dominion
Line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Jane.
River landings and Norfolk merchandise
ana passengers. Virginia Navigation Com
pany. }.,zs5s.i.
oil, Standard Oil Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Winyah, Simmons, Philadel-
phia. Pa. merchandise. and passengers,
Steamer Resale. Willis, Norfolk. mer-
cha ndise and passengers Old dominion
Schooner I Don't Know. Larkin, James
River, coal.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. OCT Is. 1901.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Baker Palmer. EBaldboro.
Steamer Aquilega, New Orleans.
Steamer Shenandoah, Liverpool.
-s.7s.z. SAILEp
Barge Coal King, Boston.
Barge Lone Star. Boston
Steamer Orion, Baltimore.
Steamer Aquilega, Genoa.
Barge st. Leonards, Antwerp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16

PETERSBURG. VA, Oct. 15-CRe.
ported by Martin & Son.)--cOTTON--
Quiet at SIC.
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Cotton steady, middling. s9,1Gc.; net
receipts, 400 bales; gross o.; 1l II, paies:
Total to-day-Net receipts, 14,32S bales:
export to Great Britain, lGo bales: It. :,
sFrance, i, go bales: to the Continent y, =
go bales. stock. 80 AL bales. 10
Consolioated-Net receipts. lIS,4Q3 bales:
eynort to Great Britain. u GAS bales: to
France 1867 bales; to the Continent,
sc. S31 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts
=. 03f,JT1 bales: EXPORT to Great Britain
o,o,o3a bales; to France. 96,ii3 bales;@to
the Continent, 329,IS2 bales.
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DANVILL1? Totss.r'r,'~. ar.,Rr.ET
Danville, Va. Oct. 10 100
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Petersburg, Va, Oct. II, 1901.

-t1S1t SC. n y 90
Nothing doing il tobacco. "A few priur
-ingS have been sold at $500.
Prices quoted are: s#
Common Tugs ...............,S 3.5oas 4.Oo
Good Tugs ................... 4.50GO zoo
Long ieafy luEs ............. $500 700
Short leaf .................. 5.00Ds q 90
Medium leaf ................ $500 z so
Medium to good shipping leaf S. GaSSaN 10. 90
Medium wrappers. ...-....... II. COO 125
Fine wrappers 1909 $500
leaf II. 600 1900
Short wrappers ............. 5000 900
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STOCK ouoTATloN!

Furnished by Messrs. SCOTT & sTRiNGFELLoW,
Members New York Stock Exchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16

Captain r. T. Adams, of the Triiby ex-
cursions. has gone to visit the exposition
at Buffalo.
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G IA. BOSEEY,
District Passeng er gent.