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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-16
BUSINESS MEN ARRESTED.
Trey Are Charged With the Murder 81
Montana JeWe!er.

Montana JcWe!er.
II. Ray Long, f. w. Taylor and A. j..
Eeinioke. prominent business men OIL
Lewiston, were arrested by Pinkerton
detectives charged with numbering
Samuel Studzinski, who conducted a
small ajewelry store in that city last
August. The arrests have created a
sensation. Studzinski was for many
wears a resident of San Francisco.
and at the time of the murder was pos
sessed of a number of diamonds and
other valuables. A card written IN
blood by the murdered man, was
pinned to his body by the murderers'
Indicating an act Of revenge. The de-
tectives assert they have positive evil
dence against the accused men VINO
are now in TAIL.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-16
Both Editor and Publisher DELIGHTED

Both Editor and Publisher Delighted.
Magazine Publisher-We've got a
great magazine this month
Magazine Editor-Yes, I think it's
pretty good, myself. That story Of
Scribbler's is corker.
Magazine Publisher--<Oh, | haven't
read anything in your section. But
just look at that. Two hundred and
fourteen pages of advertising Som.
erville Journal.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-16
TWINE NOTES STILL DUE.
saltwater Prison Receives 100000 of
Total Amount Outstanding.

Saltwater, Mimi, Nov. 1.-THE out
standing Irvine notes due Stillwater's
prison are fast being taken up by
farmers and others throughout the
state. To date 100000 has been re-
ceived, leaving about $4,000 stu
out. This amount is expected to be
paid before Dec. !.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-16
A Jewel of a Juryman.

Lawyer-Have you formed any opin
ion on this case?
Juryman-No, sir.
Lawyer-Do you think, after the evil
dence on both sides is all in. you
would be able to form an opinion?
Juryman-NO, sir.
Lawyer - You'll do.-New York
Weekly.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-16
MINERS IN BATTLE.
TWO Companies Of t!,c Tennessee
Militia Are Ordered Out.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov. 1.-Two
companies OF militia have been or
dered to Whitwell, Tenn, where a
battle between the strikers and nom
union miners is reported. Gov. Cox.
who is here attending the quarantine
convention, gave the order yester-
dav.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-16
The Guests Mistake.

Guest-I say, my man, how long
have you been a waiter in this cafe?
Waiter-About six months. sir.
Guest-Oh! Then it can't be you
that l gave my order to.-Cleveland
Herald.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
BANK CLEARINGs.
Report Of Bradstreet's for Week
Ending April 9th.
S. fRv a ssociated Press,

NEW YORK, April THE following
table, compiled by Bradstreets, shows the
bank clearings at number Of the prlnc'-
nal cities for the week ending April 6,
with tho percentage of increase and de-
crease as compared with the corresponds
Ing week last year. Sixty-two other cities
are included in .theltotals:
New York, So 036, 31soi6: inchease. 90.
Chicago, 127,151,596; decrease 2I4.
Boston. s163.693,070; Increase, 2l.2.
philadelphia. s135,So9.554; increase, l9'3
st. Louis, s56955,2s increase, 1871.
Pittsburg, sa6,599. 562: increase, 22.7.
San Francisco, $33,371.453: increase, 81.
Cincinnatl s27.U2Go; increuHp, 1916.
Baltimore, $22,s46,T76; increase, 4.S.
Kansas City, sci, 1853; increase, IS.
New Orleans, s16.S1o216; increase. IS.
louisville, SCI. 464,H O: increase. 1873.
Memphis, $500, 263; increase, $50.
Richmond, $4,4207 l3: increase, A.2.
Washingt 81, 86O, 151 increase, 28.6.
Savannah &, 97s, BOZ increase, 212.
Fort Worth, s5,5GS, 1877; increase. 10i.S.
Atlanta, $3,745094 increase, 32.2.
Norfolk s2,0eSSl1 increase, 3o5.
Augusta. Ga, s1,7OO.1e9; increase, 49,
Birmingham, s6674s6; increase, eos.
B Knoxville. s1.181, PSI: Increase, "a.
ICharleSton.S y. ~. d,0io'SSV'h AZ: !
Little Rock. SLIPS, 755; increase, 31.4.
Chattanooga 1910. 500 n increase. $40. .
Jacksonville. Fla. St.12o,2B; Increase.
5o2.2. M {
Macon, $560,34t: decrease. 1876.
Houston. su,9171sl; increase, 81.
tGalveston,# SO. 201, 900; increase. 800.
Total United States, s., 93s,2S1,325; In
crease, 467. 3. IA, s., u n
Outside New York, 1901, 9e3, 26o;; increase
Total, Canada, s71, 100. 234; increase 1o.3
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF WEST FONT. APRIL Z. 1905
ARRIVED.
Baltimore. Courtney. baltimore. passengers
and general cargo
: Elm City, HayEas,s Mattaponi River landings.
messengers and general cargo.
49, Ti5i, " ssa SAILED.
Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo ~,
elm City, Haynes, MattIponi River landnSs,
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL Z. 1906.
& I58l7 ~ ARRIVED.
Steamer wears,de. Norfolk.
~ I'M Ny fg EA1bED. ~
Schroeder NJ L. TRAN Providence.
Schooner Fannic Palmer. Cortsland.
Schooner Ellen NJ. Gaidor, Bangor.
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COTTON MARKET.

~ NEW. YORK April THE cotton market
was less active again, nttafter a. slight de-
cline at the opening ruled generally steady
with final prices at little over last nights
finals. TT
The opening was steady AT an advance Of 2
points on APRIL hut generally point lower.
Immediately following the call prices went
or to n net decline Of about points under
selling by room scalpers. who evidently lg-
ured on forcing n slight decline on the In
fiuence OF better weather and continued heavy
receipts. There was a fair demand around
ISL for July. however, and the market during
the later trading worked gradually upward on
covering and moderate bull support. based
o ncontin,led steady spot markets and further
talk OF decrease acreage, The close was a
point or twd off from tho best under rca izng,
hut steady at a net advance OF 3a7 points.
Sales OF futures werc estimated at 1860
bales Liverpool cables did no moro than
follow American fuctua lions.
Receipts at The ports to-day were 1901
bales against h5.o2a last week and 7.4S last
year For tho week (estinlaied) $4,000 bales
against aH,655 last week and 4l,251 last year.
,ro-day's receipts al Now Orleans were s,1os
bales against ,6a7 last year, and at Houston,
7.ols bales against 42s last year.
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PRICES RISE, But
DROP BACK AGAIN
Brisk Recovery Followed Late.
Reaction, But Only Few Stocks
Recovered to Top Level.
OVERWHELMED.
TRADERS.
Advances Brought Out 1snor,1l-
ous Blocks OF Stocks--I'hc
Closing Irregular.
ny Associated rress.l

NEW YORK April 1.-THE wave OF
speculative enthusiasm which developed
IN yesterdays stock market us II result
OF the sudden awakening IN United
States Steel preferred, was carried over
into the carly market or to-day and
swept prices quite conprcienslvcly to
Aalligller level with an appearance OF great
animation and buoyancy But the mar
ket underwent a considerable change Of
4 form In the course OF, tho day and the
l trading became much quieter and the
tone was reactionnry by contrast. There
was some pressure to take profits III re.
cent special favorites from tho outset and
the pressure gained In force during the
day. Traders bought stocks freely, while
they found that prices advanced easily
Il and there was ready: opportunity to se.s
\ cure profits for q quick turn; But come
Ssavy ens'fGs s dSaf M Sas se
confidence or the traders deserted them.
IDS was notably true OF Rock Island.
enormous enc A bloeks In in Liquidation that the.
load proved too heavy TO carry Heavy
profit taking conferred OH Atchison from
rs sap aaSnhee Sesees
took away the confidence Of the specu!a-
npd for ,a Gsi e
stocks were taken IN In detail and lifted
SHARPLY in the Rcffort. TO contest the re-
{ atEEon. ~ shorinal elimination OIL the
part Of the Hartman interest OF an n-
tcntion to make no further contest OF the
Northern Securities case was ..of some
effect Quite agbrlsk recovery followed the
late rea elton In the market. and the
losing was irregular.. but only q few
stocks recovered TO tho top level.
Bonds were steady; total safcs. par
value. $500. 0o0.
Tinted States IS registered advanced d 1l'
u The tota. sales OF stocks amounted %
s. I.513, 800 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE; CT sE:;;
Money on call flrm: 9 1-4g4 II per cent,
closing bid. 3 81; offered at ! Time
+ loans. steady: g. days 30 days and six
months. l.9Qs 81 per clent.: Prime
mercantile paper. = a-474 = .ner. cent;
WITH aactuaI 1 business in bankers, hils:
/, s4se.Scat4s6.s5 for demand and at. ~ y: so
Il 013ts4.s5 for 60 day bils Post ed "a te e:
s495Gi-a aud 1851. Commercial bills S4Ss
\ i-5G3-S Bar silver, IS Is. Mexican dol-.
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Leaf Tobacco Market.

Tho sales or loose leaf tobacco ut the
warehouses closed for the week ycster-
day The offerings were light. the sales
at the four wa rehouses a ggregating only
about 100000 pounds. The offerings We're
.in5 the main OF the scomnloner grades and
there was but little animation. .
r iyVarehoiIsemen and buyers do not look
for any more large sales during tho re-
3nlained OF the season. All are agreed
& that the 5s,n-cured crop of last year Is
about cShauSted: i33s$iii. 5E45 ~
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.o,d ,yec,, ending March a1st. s42. 200 pounds:
1890 - f,r ti,e week ending Mafcn 3ls, e62 900

sold week ending March aist. 42, 20 pounds:
decrease for tho week ending Maicn alst, se2 900
pG Sold from September i, 1904. to March y.
1876, 200 pounds sold q fre ON septsnber,
io0S . ls7 100 Mound s. Sold during March, 1905.
ISIS, 900 pounds sold during March 1901, 4
900 pounds. 81 4 .f..Ig I, ,y ,,hto,
than the last. The tobacco generally was IN
fair condition. thou 81 much Sf !. was n very
rond :, though I. a la rye proportion were OF In
Color. Prices continue fully up to quotation n.
except slcl, MS was out of order which sold fos
condition. consequently the general average
was much less than t.Bould have been. ~
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The Produce Market.

There was little or no change In the
conditions on "the block yesterday.
numerous as arc also California fruits
and these were steady Mt slightly reduced
4 10 virsinla products worth spea king Of
were on tho market sffff ss
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARX EFT.
PETERSBURG, Vas, April 7.. -, z: n Is;
riniasIMarket stronger at. * go for fancy
stock machine picked, AZ dSflc;; Smelling stock
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK; April I. 1.-THE dry goods mar
kct. remains In a very frn, condition ana the
ire. The outlook for many buyers Is not en-
couraging and the Independence se,les
h,,ver, iS i,ocal jobbers are much less active,
but are sanguine Of the future
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Erie Railroad. eq,,ysttible per ~
shore and Michigan Southern hallway Co.
1. s M Ss Il, ssa ls Ss.s "a ,sxo
1sys Nssass per on,
Mhsssp sSR. and 81 1a Rslrosd iowa
aaa ss aiss and pe 81 isu: .t rennas
Mnata Seo .eP ST. PAM and saut Ste Marie Railway
ees and sfn ohio h,litoad Co. onsomery atst
Montana Central Railroad ar:t Fer ssnt -.
sseaF rs sss hslwsy Gonpsny Pc
Nashrie chattanooga and ST. ionls hallway, hr,s
New York Chicago aud ST Louis itafo,d drst
ses YORK. X iaeaavanns and western Railroad nrs.
New York sa;aaeh.nna and Western Railroad hrst
New York su.quehanna and western Railroad ter.
Soros and d'' western ter Hallway oeaoas Joint
Northern pasitie.oreat Northern Raicad, Joint
Oregon short I,ne pcr cent participating Redeem.
aSs an s e ressteyyesd per
GsrssS ~ Ris Sc per
So Sssaaf 's @ Re
scu,hetn Hallway ca i,t; consolidated fsat -
RAUL, MIMI anu tdllWuy, mst
st. aw sl ssn' and Adronduek RAILROAD Co.. arst
ST. 10 louis s.A Iron Mountain and Southern Railway uni
ST. snd ro 5sfa'ns d nsi
ST. ei louis and Railroad resandns
SAINT; ia f Fen Prescott and fioen. hallway, ast
Union Ss s Railway d;.t lien gss cent. Con
vertible on or before May 1900
Utah and Northern Railroad, arst pet sent.
West Shore Railway Co.. first guaranteed registered
west Shore e'' RAILWAY Co.. inst guaranteed coupon
commRS BUS e and Snih Avenue R.iroa dr.t per
re1Inson Avenue and ravonia Fairy ltailway rs
MnneIpe Pc, cent ( 81 stroot railway per cent
Cas- stFss. ees
yssRPsns Ell isPt Light
cros:torn railway cent
Edison Rleetrie Illuminating CO. q New York, nr,t
KanaxSa ana Hooking Coal and Coke Co.
uniea states Steel Corporation sinking Fund,
western se SUI Union Telegraph Co.. per cent
standard Gas Light sts Gee,' per cent.
Albany and susqlehanna Railroad 100 shares !.
and
Chicago milwaukee, and St. Paul Railroad preferred
; Msankce and Paul Railroad
chicago aad Sorihwestern aalro.d preferred
oieaso and common 100
cievasd; st. Louis preeriei
Detroit, Hiilsdnle and southwestern Railroad 2oo
polaWars and Hudson CO.. 7oo shares
Erie Railroad, hrst prcferred 800 shares 3,
yasE ss
Lake Eric and WESTERN Railroad Cox preferred $50
IossIiie and Nashville Rsroad 1000 shares
minneapolis and ST. Louis Railroad, second pre-.
Missouri, isrGd RSilroai 500 shares.
Mobile nnd birmingham Railroad, 246 shares,
Morris and Essex Railroad 100 shares.
New New York. Isckawanna and Western Railroad 200
,SsEss
Northern Securities Co., 6o0 shares
rennsy lvania r, ~. g. 600 shares Y. \,
p asn sh0 u ana
rsSrr s"' Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad 45o
nen anaass aud Saratoga Ralroad
St. Louis and San Frnncisco Railroad Coz 100 shares
Trust Cert Chicago and East III ::
un nion r rnefic Rasoad common 500 shares
citzers' iGentrai Nationnl lark l76 shares
Fourth Natl9gal Bank -! es, shares res
MERCHANTS National Bank 90 shares
Nati6hhl Bank ofL Cpinmc $50 shnres
sssfSi sssrS r4st g.
Amerisan Telephone aud TeiesSsph "a 900 shares .
Manila tan Elevated Hallway Co., 200 shares
Second Rasoad sGo 900 shares
Pullman, CO.. GO si,arcs 1 8. s.
Realty Assocla ties, 10 share
Hnited Gas Co.. 500 shares
-t
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I,y0cI.burg Tohancp NJarket,

8ls Iynehhmrg, VA. April II. 1901 4
+ sales OF loose tobacco on The Lynchburg
ma rket for the two weeks ending Alalnh w
1905. reported by John II oglespy % i,yn l;,I
yala week ending March ssths lin
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NAVAL STORES

FTI ~ PDSTINE-St and unchanged; re-
ceipts Is casks. Rosn-F Firm at s2.7o: re-
3ceipts lie barrels, Tar-Fttm at FLO; re-.
Mt H. 10; receipts, 1o4 barrels.
A3Apri,, - 5 + sHs - ~
casks; shipments, II casks, Rosin-Firn: re-
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ceip,s i,os, barrels; sales. 1.oos barrels; ship
r1len,s. 2,gT barrels.
EIHARLtsS1DN,g s. e., April 7.--TURPEN-
TINE AND I2DSfS--Nothng doing


| coTTONsE Fed OH, MARKET.
4 NEW york, April T.--Cottonsoed oil barely
' steady With fair business. Prime crude, {.
/ o.. b. mills, lolic rrine summer yellow.
prime white. 2sass!sc.; primo winter yellow,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
B. RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

Corrected daily. Unless otherwise stated these
quotations are Wholesale prces0
81 LIVE GH PoI2LTRY-W!nAt chickens. per
pound, i5g:0c..: broiers. per pound. 3o4 sc. /:
hens. per pound. Belle; ducks per pound.
1871 ic. :; turkeys, he ms. per sound. IN he. !;
turkeys. gobblers. per pound, ia geese.
lpcr d head 60175c.: guineas. per head, ccc.
2o9Nc. choice family packed. pei pound, 90
i@siisc.; store packed, fresh. mixed, per pound,
l5a &c.: roll choice. yellow. per pound. 1920.
roll, mixed per pound, la l6c.: common grades,
EGGs@in era ties. frcsh, snea rby. dozen. lsc: !;
In crates. fresh. per dozen lsc.; In barrels
\ = Mis Xii; ECU s-Dried peaches n. c..
fancy, per pound. 139l4c.: peaches, Virginia,
fancy, per pound. 1aGl3c. I; peaches ,lnpceled.
per pound, 4ap5c.: apples. IN ncy, sliced. per
pound. "a ahc.;5 apples. eyapornted per
pound. ia5c, Pea s--,B ackeye. No. per bushel.
81 1901 .65; blackeye, No. 4. per bushel. 81 -:
black, per bushel. 81 q; clay per bushel s. lo9
iii.2o. Beans-Handpicked. per bnshel. N{lee9
per bushel. si.c5GlL4o. !SsSss
LIVE FSTOCK-Seals. choice, frer pound. &c. /;
syeAls, thin, i per pound. 616isc. runners, per
pound, 4g6c; hogs, choice, per pound. ~ Csc.
lambs choice. per pound. as nc; sheep. choice.
per pound ad4Hc.: beef cattle. common 70
Urine. 2kG4c.: bulls per pound 81 Q3;.
FLOUR-Winter SUPERIOR s4nE3: winter
extra Si50G4. IS; winter clears, f6.60<po.75 win
Ter straight. s5.75G5 90; winter patent. Is. 200
$40. Buckwheat, per pound. 2ts Csc. corrmeai.
city sacked, 70g 72tc.: country bolted, sacked.
s2ish6 CSC Mlllfeed--shlpstuh per ton, 81. 900
g, 90: BRAN. sl9. 603el 90. 4
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,r,,,cd states registered q per cent. !, 49,:
nrooKlyn City school building s1a per
Now CITY Adj WSIss Build
S VorE CITY Dock registered ~ per cent, -.
Nav York City Docks and Ferries registered = lft
az sep Ho,,: III School House registered cent;
S RAM York CITY Schools In BROOKLYN registered "
@ yos,s civ Schools and sites borough q Queens
registered 8h per cent n,r 80 ..,;
Rsfu1dmg psp sfal Az pcr cent
I eSnIsS TopeEa and sa'p Railway general
A,cs. Sss f fspe' md santa Halfway ds1sa'ure
A,cbs sS1 Topkn AMI Santa a'lvpy depenture
ner coast ssM, ins iailroa Collateral and
,o nassl,, and Ohio Railroad frst er cent
t'entral Railroad OF New Jersey general coupon
ccl' ss Railroad 81 New Jersey general register
cne 81 s' and ohio nway o. general et
1 ss,,1 and .,is,n railroad reinins psr cont;
caso anl Alton Ka%ad rsI nad p censoi
ch a"Sd and hallway Sinking Fund
ch sst fS Sa hallway slnknA Fund
chicago sss ana Northwestern hallway sinking Fund Do
ch swlst"'' Milwsnkee aud 81. Fam lailroud' La
ch ssssse ss sss' ani 81 PAU dlioa
esSa, M Sfiig md 81 an south
ql ssa Hack Isa Fla md aifls nfoa arst
,ls lsi sen, Co.. On md Ind Railway Ca arst
eonM and 81. louis Div, arst
i:r,n niirond cnnsylyanla collateral prr cent
i;re Hallway general lien per acknowledgements,
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n,er az totz
NortnSrn Iacus tarn con ls.......,.., 1olA
NorIolk e ann iva refnniinr a. ......... o7%
OreSon ..ioi. a,,,, aSs " 1851.
pein,sylVa y ~, &c ............ 102A
Meaqms ,l,s1a,, Maintain con. IS 80. 11eh
st. louis and San Francisco r. ts'.''.. s s97t
O.. n.n AZ. Inc Ssh
S $500, Inn,sc"as l.,,..,.............. a6k
stherr EeIIwav Is. 11s%
2ous.es = ~ D. Tc. 1at a 1923
,,e ehas aa rannd western SAX
I, uie.o' Da .. Is 1854
1.fn I,acInc conv J. 1894
MY s,".iH ID &, ................ 97A
u; p. q. 1191a
SHa1sash RAJ, sou
western y ae Md " @ s ~
,niunnsin Df.entrai Il 94a
n nna ~ Coiiafrrai Trust 4s. .....,.....F 9saz
Central Of Georgia 80 81 "a
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

= r, ana 81. 1oui, rem. 4s...,...... 1928
~, ~. n r .a \. 81 n
Eh,eag1 ie Mdd,and 7sa
c;Iora4o I'D sn,thern 4s...i,........ g4h
Cuba 5s. certificates. -. r 1o
Denver. ana aiV ~ <. = s0X
Eric prior lien s.. oat
Ls. 1vnrth ond 'iienverS civ lat . 1l4A
1 LON W. va,Iew 1l0%
iiosRns AZ, ~ 1Oc.
NJ NJ a. sIynIned 4s......... 1891,
cnn.oi en,d "a 10 w
Mexican Central III .H
81 opis a. foffered) s5h
Sitsn, rIi ansas and Texas 10lM
tissoa,r Kansas nd Texan 2ds............ $50
q =, 80 sAtor icn con ~ 81 s.
rant zen. zoos
se s1npsn,. Ccntrai een 5s.......... 1854
Nerthsrn pacinc Observation-Disclosures. 1861
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sl.osa1.0sil; southern
Corn-Firm; spot ana
southern white. SV
mixed, 3a2ac. Rye
!, soc. Is bid. Butter
fancy Initiation, Esp
:. EgRs-Steady and
|,eese--Strong and I'M
and unchanged.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

IS 81 Richmond. Va. April Z, 1906
Tobacco -Dar Fired (New)-- r eceipts light
ana market quiet Reordered- Market con- %
ferinEs. Brights-U Unchanged. quiet, but A1n;
iisht receipts. SUM- weaker, on
ali grader, especially on lugs ana meaiu y,
loose tobacco to April LIST, 1905 soDs, 7@i
pounds samo time last year, 49, 20 pounds.
I Note-W'e advise shippers to avoid too high
order. as much Of tho tobacco coming In "a
damaged, and who's such Is tho case u sells
far below market price, Il. q !,
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. Y
Richmond. Va. April !, 1906.
\ QUOTATIONS. III s; WI
CATTLE MARKETS. XII
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

800 Richmond, Va. April 4. 1905.
There was a light ruin OF cattle on the market
this week; 4 quality considered. q prices on all
grades were hc higher. Best steers; 4, 5g5S
common to fair. aad4Ac:; helfers 3AG1hc.;
cows 3l4Hc.; bulls. "a &c.
Light run OF hogs. Best hogs. ohigaEc.;
Very FEW sheep here selling, 4as1sc.; fall
lambs % slic.; calves, 5aS,sc.; fresh cows ane
calves. $e5G60,
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n BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. April 7.-Sea board Air
Line common, ls,.0l9!t; do. preferred ss'sG
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tract. and the month.
by sample. SIC. GSl.01.
the month. 61,k95lmc.
Sic. Oats-Qu!et: No. =
Firm: No. . Westeri
Steady and unchanged
e6c..: do. creamery. g
unchanged at l6nc. {
changed. SuEar--Strnfl,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08

TO the Continent. 3sol bales; g Japan Japan 1855
2lales: stock. 800 bales. ~ y. -,
consolIdat ted at hll ports-Net receipts la,, %.
hnes: export 10 Great Bri y. 80 pa a. les;
10 Era nee $50 bales 3; to the Continent. &70, 81
ba les: TO Japan. 1870 bales: TO Mexico, 'so
ba les. ts y -. :. I.
receh,ta sc:AksD baIee; export to aGreaS
Brian. j, 5ia bales to Frame. 6e5, IS.
.ba les; n to the n Continent. 25sl sS5 bales; 70
Japan, 1895 bales; TO Mexico q SO bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08

CHICAGO, ILL., April s7.-cATTLE--Re.
ceipts b 5, 90 head. Market loo. lower. Good
to prime steers. ;sds.7s: poor 70 medium 81 m
s4.S5Q5. 65 stockers and feeders $sioao w
si.5Nae so; bulls. s2.50a4.75; calves, g. 80;
Gamers bulls s - 5g ca 1,s
ket weak, Mixed and butchers, S. 4oG5.e5;
900 dto choice heavy, s55oa5. STE; rough.
Heavy. s5.a5q55o light, So 50 hulk Of
So les, IS. 45G5 co. Sheep Receipts, 5000 head.
Sheep steady; lambs strong. e Good TO choice Ole
5wethers. &5.75ds. i5: fair 70 choice m!*eo,
81 5Od6 IS !: native lansAs, $i7617 so. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08

UNION STOCK YARDS. P1TTsBURG. PA.
April 7.-cATTLE-supply light; . Imark 90
stendy. Choice. ss.76G6.o0: prime; .. seaS,1o.
heavy, mediums and heavy workers: ssG6 @;
light soakers, IS poa5a5 pigs p eSa S \, i
sjow, - prime wethers IS. 30NS. 40; common.
s. 5oa3oo; lambs, $4,000 veal calves, $50
60 III M
CINCINNATI, O., April 7.-IIoG S--,Actlye.
Butchers, 5.7oa5,75; common, 5000. 40. Cat
tla-Active. Fair 10 good shippers N1.q2:; ~ ~;
a 1,hs--S trnng AT 81. SOL zoo ..aet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08

NEW oRLE,.Ss,g Ia. April LOTION
Spot cotton quiet and steady. Sales, ,oo5
balt,S inc1ldlng aFO % arrive, clotati
1856, s5s. $,
spoint decline. After tho first call a strong
anderione developed; and viii, slight auct snd
OF the session when the list showed net gains
OF "a points Es,imated receipts for. to-mor-
row.: New Orleans. $500 bales; Houston. ~,
1900 bales: total last year. 1885, bales. I,
Cotton futures quiet and STEADY 1aly. = april i
.shd May AZ y, 5asi
IA: october. 7.57a75s; November. '.asa1.Sl;
December, 16fGi.S5. ts lEs5,9 i5l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08

NEW YORK, April OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
head Steers fat bulls and s9o soa S9 ":
stays, ,i.15; bulls, s3.Sa5.0o; cows, s2a4.4o;
17s head moderate demand
and prices steady. yeala. s. g7. 50, city dress.
ed vcals firm at SGnlhc. per pound; Few
fancy at 12c.; country dressed firm on TOP
grades: selling at 7a91sc. per pound sheep
and Lambs rs he aa:c Mn ,ns q In.
shorn sheep, 81. 500 Is clipped state wethers.
S. %: prime Western lambs. $50. Hogs-Re-
ceipts g. 93l head Fifty-seven on sale; mar
ket6 firn, Good State hogs, 500; rough,
heavy mixed, Western, 81. 10. "