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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
COTTON AiARIiETB.

NEW YORK, April 2--The cotton n,arke:
was oulet during to.days session, but show cd
fairly steady tone after lower opening. and
closed Qulet and steady at a decline OF
points 70 an advance OF 9 points Sales were
business since the beginning Of the recent
upward movement. The opening was STEADY,
but a q decline OF GUl1 points under selling
by room bears. which were Influenced CHERRY
by better weather in the South and the apnar-
ent absence OF hui support. But later cables
from Liverpool reported large spot sales Ad-
Vices were received from manufacturing centres
on the continent reporting that the settlement
OF the Moroccan question was stimulating de-
n,and for raw and manufactured cotton. ana a
local authority issued crop report, stating
that the weather had been bad and very raw
orahls conditions would : required from now
on to give the estimated per cent lin ncreage,l
Early sellers covered on these various reports,
and tho market rallied TO about the closing
level OF yesterday There WAS no indication
OF bull support of general demand. how
ever and during the middle session the mar
ket became very quiet and Irregular within a.
ma rrow range. Tho close WAS about points
OF from the hest. Tho new crop was relatively
steady all day, and seems to be attracting a.
krge proportion OF the fresh business.
Receipts at tho ports to-day were Y, 1853
bales against 1910 last week and 2A.Sp3 last
year For the week ai.ono bales against l0l, 'Sa
ceipts at New Orleans ,4sl bales against s, 6H
last year, and at Houston a,so5 paies asa'nsi
cas- last year. sos
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sALhs.l
HHt.r n n

i,soo a. g. L., com. ..a..,..,....
2T,2oo American Shelters, com.
1880 Amalganated Copper -.
1890 Amer. Car and Foun.sn.
900 Amer. Car and Foun., pfd.
300 American Cotton OIL .,.....
1900 American Tobacco, pfd....
Nv American Can .....,.....s.
100 Amcricun Can, pfd ........
10, 400 Amer Locomotive, conn.,.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd....
1900 American Sugar ..........
10000 a., r. and s. lie, coiE.....
800 A., r, and s. re, pfd.....
$4,000 Baltimore and OhiO.......
20. 100 Brooklyn Rapid transit.
1900 Canadian Pacific ,.........
1l,200 Chesapeake and Ohio......
$500 Chicago Great Wcstcrn....
10000 Chicago, Nil. and ST. Paul
1890 Colorado Fuel and lr0n....
1850 Colorado SOUTH coin ......
COO Colorado South, LIST pfd..
Colorado South. I'd pfd...
1 900 Clcv., Gin, Chl.nnd st. j..
4i,m Consolidated Gas .........
1000 Della wa re- and lEltidson....
200 Del. Lack. and WESTERN.
3t.lQ0 Erie, ...,...............
800 Erie, 1st pfd. ................
500 Erie. I'd pfd ...............
800 General Electric y. ........
$500 Great Northern, pfd. .....
1890 Illinois Central .........
1900 Louisville and Nashville.
S2a Manhattan 2.......r........
100 Metro. Street Ruilw'ty..r
1850 Mexican Central .........t.
1890 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com J.
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PRICES ADVANCE
ON BRISK Market |
Speculative Element Strong aid.
Trading More Animated
Than Usual.
EXPECT COAL SETTLEMENT {.
Railroad Officials Announce That
They Have Large Supplies
Of Fuel on Hand.
(By Associated press.)

NEW YORK, April 2.--rhc action of
the stock market to-day was acceptrn
as demonstration OF confidence on the
pnrt OF the speculative element when
embarked OH the long side last week
OH the strength OF their position. That
position was maintained to-day ami
prices advanced briskly with more show,
Of breadth and animation III tho trading
than at any time since the movement
began.
Tho money market showed relaxation
Dis vas expected, the call loan rate be-
Ing held at the per cent. Level from
the opening except for late furry, 10
10 per cent, when the days borrowing
was mostly completed. The comparatively,
good condition as to money was the re-
suit OF heavy disbursements OF dividends
and Interest paid by the banks and the
payment OF some 100000 Of govern
ment interest. Time lonns were quoted 1T
per cent. for all dates. .s5.
81 There Is a Eangune expectation IN me
financial district that the differences 10
the anthracite Industry will be promptly
shutdown has been effected OF soft coal
production took the edge off the appre.
tension over the consequences. Railroad
officials east and west we're reported as
giving ASSURANCES OF large supplies 81
fuel on hand both for the railroads am
the manufacturing indusu1es. me wee =
ness OF consolidated Gas unsettled the
market temporarily, but the late furry
10 10 per cent. in the money. rate was
practically ignored as It was not con-
sidered representative of the actual con.
ditions in the market. The market closed
strong and active, n number OF STOCKS
rising vigorously in the closing deal
!ngs. ID, =,
Bonds were slightly, irregular, There Their
was very hcavy absorption OF the
United states Steel End SIS. Total sales par
value s..s95,tOo.
United States bonds were all unchanged
on call.
,rhc total sales Of stocks amounted to
Las, 100 shares.
NEW YORK. April 2.-Moncy on. call
strong and higher: Gd1o per cent. ruling
rate 6; last loan IT,: closing bid IL;
offered at 2. Time loans steady; 60 days.
% days and six months. yer cent. Prime
mercantile paper 1-4a5 IL per cent
Sterling exchange easier nj s4.S, pff4 .s5.43
for demand and s4.s2. eoTt4.s2.G5 for sixty
day bills Posted rates 34.s2asi.3 IL and
s4ss l-2. Commercial bills A.2 1-4as4,s2
s-s J. Bar silver s. 3.s; Mexican dollars
O. 4 aHsIs Z
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SEPT q; y; ss 4; s.s7A s; a, :ssFs
aM May bs.rett SO I'd =. ss5M ssa!s
enrSt S77ih $50 $751; S:77.a
Cain Snuotntonr we're as follows: Flour
mi ana cssr. No. 3 spring wheat. 770p79hc. |:
10. J. az 74 tsaS 10 red. siass,c. No.
corn. Bic, No; yellow, iA,:c NO; ,,,e oa "
a05sc.; No. 2 white. 3l9tG22c.: No. = white. ng
acHc' No. 4 I. rye, Coo. Good feeding q. bafl n;
SiEGosLac. fair to choice mailing 431tv9c: 10 ,o
/ na.seed sl.6s: No. northwestern, sl: ~
prime timothy seed, s3l71z. Mess pork. per Der
barrel. siG25G,ss0: lard, per 100 pounds SID
short ribs sides Goose) aS.55ds s2is short ccnr
Sides tbexelj. sgaslo whskey bash l. Of n E
vines Sl.os Glover. contract craze. t is;po
5Butter-Steady: crcamerles. lsIeGHc.; dalries
l5G23c Enthusiastically at lGpl3!sc Egss-
Firm al mark cases Included, l5Ec.; X tlIsts
%I5Isc prime nrs.s, l6Ac.; extras lsc.
BALTIMORE MD. April FL Fl; o1j Il ,!Jsi
and unchanged Wheat-Duil; spot, CONTRACT
s3as3tc.; Southern BY sample not qu ,,t l.
Corn-Firm; spot, +otsfftaAc southern =, Wh! my!
corn 4St.u:j5tsc Oats-Firnler.. ,. Rye--Steahy
Butter-Steady; fancy imita: ion so4t nc; fancy
creamery CSC. do. ladle. 11Grlsc.; store PACK
cd. iiIrl5c Eggs Firm q, ne Chee esG aG
and unchanged; large, September HAc.: No
vember l4c.; medium, Sept ember l.hc; No,
ycmber, l4c.; small HGlAac 3 Susar-s strong
and unchanged. fgS
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VNAVAI, STORES.
MARINE TSTE-1lGENCE.
PORT or RIcHMoNps APRIL i, 1906

PORT or RICHMOND, APRIL l. 1906
ia ARRIVED.
steamer berkeley shelly, Norfolk, merchan-
dlse and passengers, Old Dominion line,
steamer Brandon, HarneY, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line,
Steamer Alma, Pearee, James River, brick,
Clarence Cosby.
steamer Pocahon,as, Graves. Norfolk and
.Jan,es River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers, virginia Navigatlon Company,
disc and passengers, Old Dominican line,
Steamer Brandon, Harney, Notfolk;, merohan-
disc and passengers, Old, Dominion line,
PORT OF WEST POINT, AFRlL l. 1906.
ARRIVED,
j Steamship Baltimore short Baltimore, pas,
sengcers nnl general cargo
Steamer Elm ni,y, ll" Ia nsnor Matcspon' hsSef
Ne SAILED,
steamship lsaltimpre, Short, Baltimore, pas
SO ngeers and general cargo. Is
steamer Elm CITY, HAYNES. Mnttaponl River
landings passengers and general earsY'
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. /
Richmond. Va. April 2, 1896.
- -s..-...--.-. OIIOTATIOER 1870.
CATTLE A1hRKEria.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK M&RkET.st1
(Sales at Union Stock far.ls>
: oh akAa.l- PHI n iG0ss

Rchmond, Va. April ., 1906.
Repor. OF the live stock market for the week
en Hant Anr g i es fG esium 10 good
Sci common to fair 4Gt,ac; best heifer rs ~ q
4sc. fair 70 good 39i die; common Sg3,sc'
best calves, :g7isc connon to fair 4a6is C.;
S9ws s snd ea?S Sa to- 70 far
SONS and stays, 4,s6Slac, best sheep. 616'4c.;
common to fair. 4aShe.; best lambs. 7Q7'sc, ,;
eo All Kinds d. Of stock n good demand and
prospects good 54 u to-
head. 4 Market loc. lower. Common ,to; Il1rt,no
s9wa s14sass5 nSlsets Ssk
e as'v and nu' feeders s2a475 Mogse Reepts
$4,000 Head. Market :'sasc hiEhes Choice seoG e
Rece i ss,oSo head. Market strong Sheep,
si:sodls4S; yearlnss' s'.75aFSs' lambs s''S7p
NEW YoRK Anr ~ 2 = Y i 2 S' Is
"a! q hf4s ssssFs s ssa'' ss ira
caves1Reeelpts 1855 head, yeais sise GO
sheep and s shesp ssso
medium to prime amns ss5Sg5sls clipped aS,
p,5oa5so Hogs -Receipts. o 1soS 3 head state
and Pennsylvania hogs, s6.9oa7'lo' I
taIr ms4Net steady aG H ehocs PriHe
1oss-Recelp,s liEht ma marke hea ns
YORK yorkers. rt sssasso light yorkers ss7oao75
pigs. so.55a0s5 roughs. s5.soGooo Sheer
s ssnPS eomo maFs soS lambs sa7
calves. s6TG,O. 54@t,.
pa GlSeISs s1d s Fl Apr Common
I rers. ss5odlsss; common. assasoo Sheer
Strong at sa,5o@5,75 Lambs-strong at s4'?'P
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South Boston Tobacco Market.

n. 80 y. South Bos.On, Va, April ,, l9W.
,sg South Boston, Va March 81, 1905.
The following Is the report Of the loose TO-
bacco snles on the South Itoston market FOR
the time as specified bellows: s5
! Sales to March list, ll,47i,o6s pounds; amount,
81, O95 1855; sales for March, 1906 .e5S ss9
pounds; amount, Sl2i,l3505: total sales. 1908
crop, i2,732 1851 pounds: amount $l.2l9,6'070 70;
sold same period last season, .lao76,0S3 pounds
amount, sl,o47 SGS.ao; gain this season, 6s57e'
hounds; amount, $l7.,282.3l.
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+. -tt Z
the Continent. 75o bales; stock, 73a ga bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Nct receipts ~ W y
bales: e1por: to Great Britain nales ~ ~
bales
Total since septclnber LIST at All ports-,Set
receipts 6. 1872 els bales: export to Great britain
eseja37 bales: export 10 France. t9Lol3 bales;
to the Continent, l,s 3.s bales; to Japan Vi'so'
bales to Mexico 2,1l4 bales
4 consolidated a ali ports and total since sep
ttcnbcr 1st at all ports are corrected figures.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2.-coTT0SIsPot
cotton quiet offerings light; sales .7a9 bales BAL
Including 100 70 arrive. Quotations nscl,ne g,
and weak a i a decline Of 5as points. IN the
trading fairvoune Of business was ira ntaet
selling orders, which were readily ABSORBED
without decided effect r. .ya,uHs Ai rne
market clofed quiet. 2 points down 70 points
up. III 5g 49,, ,,s.4~,,y asa.
1--we Iii ~ 5JuIy II "a: August. 1921: Scptein-
Der. 1872; October. 1875; December. 1881.
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Leaf Tobacco Notes.

The tobacco warehousemeu look for larger
breaks this week than they hal last week,
The weather since the snow-storm has peen
ideal for stripping, and the presumption Is
that the farmers In the sun-curei belt have
gotten all the stock ne barns ready i Io
~ If his week is the opinion of the tobacco
menl a number OF wagons came IN Yesterday
10 be rendy for to-dny'S breaks.
sales Will begin at 10 clock Mt Crenshaw's 3,
second sale at Shelburnes, third at stonewall
nnd fourth nj ShockOc. E ll+
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Produce Market.

The receipts of country produce on 'he
block' we're somewhat larger Yesterday, and
nowiithat the weather hns settled down 70 i
state Of decency. IT Is, expected that receipts
for the balance Of the week VIII at least equal
tho demand which was considerably more
Potatoes are becoming little scarce on the
market and prices have advanced few cents
Oh the bushel, Eggs are n shade w also
tntions All fruits remain firm at the quota
lions In another column off
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Danville Tobacco Market,

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
1t DANYlLLE. Va, April a.Below Is report
March on the Danylllc market. also compare
tive statement: 5t5Js5i S9 .i ,o-
! Sales, March. 1906. 3,Q5,4H pounds for, 1927 Z
7o7 %: sales March, 1905, n. $685. 9B9 pounds for
$3.50 si2.s2i decrease. March. 1906 4'5as49s
Amount sold seven months. 19o5-Gd, 20, ,4a4
mounds for s., sal, s3ot2; amount sold, seven
months loo4o5 %. lo9 so pounds for Sc 81 "a
Increase for lh5-06 :a5.tad pounds for
character or color OF offerings since last report.
The market continues strong and Very active
has also heen very active market In this
country "a well as abroad for round or hogs asr
dealers have changed hands at very satlsfac-
tory prices, srt |.a.' 5tL 'f JllIs
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Holiday in London.

. LONDON, April s-ylhe Stock Ex-
chanro COMMITTEES decided to close on
saturday, April l4th The London Stock
.JDxchanun therefore will close for the
Easter holidays from Thursday night to
the following Tuesday morning, rs Good
Friday and Easter Monday are statutory
hank HOLIDAYS. s' a. H-s,a. FplsNs4
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To Test His Sanity,

Z Gnvcrnor SWANSON ycsloriay IssucH an oFaHF
d,rectinE mat The sanity Of j. H., t'openhaver,
the cnmSie, at the state farm VINO has TO-
Gently given The authorltlss 50 much trnnh ne
nan shall be found insane he VIII be sent
Ia an asylum and kent there, unless he shat,
recover his reason IN which event no VII
30 brought back " the farm. g.,
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.SnscELT.ANEOUs ,l.RKETs.

" T-7----I|" DRY GOODS IMAI{KET, n. n"
~ NEW 40 Rli, April 2.-rhe dry goods market
opened to-day with fair mail business and ,
with Nv considerable facttvty3sin he 1obbing
'hSolssss fdie "a Tic good weather. Print cloths
were firmer and cambrlcs were slightly higher.
Buyers. and sellers wero locking for u steady
trade for tho month"; Fl u
i,,4,g,..atss4 n ~ NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON NJ g. April 2,-srlRIrs
Misunderstanding doing; receipts, log barrels.
Tar Firm ut $3.50; reneipts. 1903 harrcls, Crude
'rurpentlne Firm at ssai,T5 aud 5,0o;treceipts,
SAVANNAH, GA, April 2,-TuRPENTTNE,-,
Firm at 6ac,; sales, III casks; receipts. 20
casks; shipments, 20 casks. RosIn-- Nothing
doing: receipts, $40 barrels; shipments, l,3SS
barrels stock 1899 barrels
8CIIARIESTON, $. O., April ?.-TufHEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Nothng doing.
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u. S. rcfundns 2s registered. .............l oa&.
U. S. rounding Is coupon tex. int)...... ! lo3h
Ii & a, coup1n 1o4tt
n q Ola q, rerl ia rad 7. ...,........ 103N
III S. Old 49, cotIpor tex. int) ............ 1o3;t
ii & New Is, reEstcred 1921
III &. New A. observation-disclosures. 1874
American Tobacco .1.,.......q va
American Tobacco Gs Tex lnt) ...........: 1885,.
Atci,Iron general As Eek into ........s.. sldsss
'Atchison odjuztn,ent .tJ]s
Atlantic Coast Line 9sh
,I}nitimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 94M
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s.........'... 70
Central OF Georgin lat Observation-Disclosures. 9t!.
Cant raj Of C;enrgin "a observation-disclosures. wa
Central Of Georgia I'd Inc. W.
C!heka pcake and Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ooft
G,hica 20 md Alton S01
C-hicneo. H. and Quincy new 4s............ 1904
Chicago,5 r. i. and Pacific r.. r. 4s..... Sga
Chicago. r. I. and Pac. r. r. col. 6s...... VI
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Petersburg Tobacco Marker,
Gas Reported BY Craddock-Jones Virginia

Petersburg, Va. April ., 1906.
Receipts have been somewhat heavier during
past week. and market closed firm and
tive on all grades. With more favorable
weather for handling we anticipate much heav-
Ter sales during coming week. 1{#
Nc IN q g = :
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cotton ,utures opened steady and closed qu!ct

spot cotton closed nuiet middny uplands,
1l65; mlddllng gulf ll9o; sales, $500 bales
Cotton, ouiet; middllng, ll.s5; gross recepts.
22S bales; sales 800 bales; stock, 1885, 1874 balns;
Total to-day at all ports-Nst receipts y, bhl
bales; export to Great Britain, 1905 bales; to
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATION

r.. r. Z, and 81 I <,,lis ger, IA ,,',,,,,,.. 104
Co,orad do '1ndstrinl Isl series A............ Sjb
Colorado Industrial ST. series B.....,..... ~
Colorado and Southern 4s........i....,'..,., "a
f,en..er - and Rio c;rardc INSTRUMENTATION. a19i
1istjiinr .' secrItics Ia lex jnt0 .....s.... S6h
rsr1ni MIA. len Ia. Observation-Disclosures. l1l -
Isrin ff:anerai ~ on
H., ~ r., III ITO "a
Ians y. lbl "a
J JLn,, o. 81 .o,iau -, l0l,
J Jpa III ~ ~ s. 927s
}ap,a A. g .eriincates ,............ s5ls
Ippan IT, cari,Irates I'd series ........... Din
louisville and Nash. Unified s.......... I've ,oS,,
Manhattan consol gold As lex nt)......5 l We
t~icn Ecntral ,st inc 424h
S;n :. III a. Il oiis Observation-Disclosures. 92h
Missouri! Kansas and Texas 81, ss........ iS So.
Mn,1onai n r. NJ Mex. con. is lex into s3ia
New York Central gen. 3Ess..-....,......,..3sso
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK Apr!! :lFE o., 7,rrxo mye
nall Barey-Stcady. ,s.i.i &.
july, ss,sc.1 September, scbc. y.
NCorrn-Firm; No 2. 55o elevator. Options Ac,'
S let n ss b MsS bAe s ivy n;'1s
Reef-Ftrm; packet $e:soalloo; Cut M ,a ss77
steady ardF!rm: Western stea' ~ aSS7 *
rorkFilm; short clear, tlesS@ 1919, Ta,l1w-
Firm, RosIn-Tlrm at Ho5di,lo. sTurpeht'he--I
Firm, -, ,,ae,.a $40
Futures steady, unchanged to 5spoints lower,
sugar--Raw, auiet; falr refining, Sc; centrl-
tssp 5, % tsst a,tsg'se no'asses sugar.
'hiu;,crMEasy; creamery lsa2aq state dairy,
l5d26c, Cheese-Firm; state, fHl W, cream large
snd small oorsa and whts lM1Issd 1k@s
Sve.sr. flrss, isHe southerns. l71.glsAe
Fralghts-Dull; cotton by steam, llc. gram
hy steam Ill., ie other dSmssIc c 20
3GGss seccnd Sr6n ls's siSo nfH oSa sS
Southern, second crep siSe .aGs Mains a md
Mrsesrn ner barre ,5oasso Gabbases
Florida per crate, ssas Is; Charleston ssGsCo;
pe; sssq Rfr ea.es for prime
spsouativo demand Primo cride. b:
%!,ls w 1 ssas7c Up PRIME Winter yellow Sas7e
CHICAGO, April ?.--lllgher prices for wheat
at liverpool and Il decrease IN the ayallaple
supply n this o fse tho ed ne e und
cnused a moderate decrease OF hrmness ~ the
ioral market. At tho close the May. delivery
Vas IN &c Corn showed a gain OF Mc, G ,a y
~ l1l,o nd pruVlSlnS
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New Jersey@ central gen. ss.............,. y
Northern Pacific As Tex sInt) ............. 104l.
Northnrn Pacific IN. ICY;
Norroik and Western con +, i(cx.s int.). 1OJ7a
oregon short ,rtIlrir Jpss
pnnn.vIvana cony. Gas. 1o1 Il
pcndInp rsnrrai. Al ~, !. 0ta
III and Iron ollii |Scon SIS tex Ant) l14is
81 Inuia ann HaiiN r a ncsco 4s.....,. IS a
81 Louis Southwestern con AZ (orfcred).. sos
atnarJ 4 IL ijnc AZ lex int y ...,,,,.,,.. IS
2o,,tp"rn pac,dc 1914
te,o,,tha.r pacinc 1st AZ certfcat es. 81 e
Southern Railway ias Z
ro onn ~ + and Western lex, int).... So
itnIon pacific 1eH
!tymion too cItic cony 4s,.,....,......... IA
iinitat states Steel I'd 5s................. i3,4
Vim !. az H1sAs Observation-Disclosures III
1vapash oeb. Bs Six
Svssisrn Md. a. lex int ) .........,....... S6la
Wheeiinp and Lake Erie 4s............... 85ls
1viscnnsin Cent raj As Observation-Disclosures. 02h
n and o. Collateral Trust 4s........,..... 94sa
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TOBACCO MARKETS.,

Richmond. Va, April 2, 1906,
Tohacco--Sun, Cured-Recelpts continue light
ana market active ut prices quoted
Fired and stemmng-- Recelpts light; market
continues Grm at unchanged Quotations,
H'NOTE;--Aiuch .of the tobacco arriving isa!n n,
damaged condition, and such tobacco sells low.
Planters are cautioned to look tor the order,
at their tobacco before sending IT 70 Market
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! AlJyncnbure Tobacco Market.

. T+11--77'' ~ Lynchburg, Va, April 2, 1905
Sales OF loose tobacco on the Lynchburg
market for, the two weeks ending March 10th.
furnished by John L.f& Ogesby, of Lynch's
Warehouse Is as follows: 5SG
Sold week ending March s3d 600 pounds;
sold week ending March 30h, 294.400 poundsi
decrease for week ending March Soth. 40, 69o
pounds 45Ss t.5
Sold from September a,also5. to March 80.
1906 l259D,100 pounds: sold from September 4,
1904 to March 30, 1905. II .933,2CO pounds; IN
crease for 1906 S57.7oo pounds.
The receipts Of TOBACCO continue quite light.
the past few weeks. The trade was quite ac-
tive, and prices were about up to quotations
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, Apr! e.-Scaboard Air
Line, common and referred-Noth!ng doing. z
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Geo. Halsey to n. n. Elmer, 10
acres In S5I.23 .............. 50
Mr.. Woodson 20 Fred Link, part
lot ~, IL Hawpes addition
ll...t............ ..... 500
BEETLE Harris TO Susan r. Owens
lot ~, block o, FAIRIES addition
Sweet Spriogs..... .... ..... $50
Robt a. Field TO W. II. Ed
wards. 10 acres la % ~ H.. 1900
Jas I. Robertson To Frank XII
80, 20 acres, 2s.5l d.. ... 27O0
Il II. Howard to Ella T.. Nuck-
les, lot } 10, block 80, color,d
addition Marshall ..........2 2l2.5O
Ettie Grecian et al To Richard
Nuckles, acre II jO-2l ..... 100
Minnie &. Walker To Richard
Nuckles, part lot -, 81 Hawes
addition Marshall ........... $50
Ormund Bupp to Joe J. Smith,
part lot ., 10, block 4 west
slater. .,..r............... slJ
Jas. J. Campbell To a. r. Carr
ter, lots TO block = Hueys
addition Shackeliord ...... $50
B Taylor Slaughter TO obed
Slaughter l3i acres In 2i.3l.2l 500
Daniel Witcher to L. G.. Hon-
man, part lot =, block ],
Smiths addition Marshall and
part lot :, ,, block ~ Mar.
thall .,,.,,..,.,,.r...,,. 1870
Minnie and Helen Campbell To
j. W. Moore 10 acres In } So
le't','..'-,.' .'''..,',,,',,., lOUO
Robert Campbell by gdn. To
same In same .,,., ..,. ..... 800
Simon H. Hlghbarger To I;obt.
+ Puester, y acres In Is - 10 is7
Jos. w. Goe 10 same 10 same. o.. l9s
Mary T.. Glenn ct al TO same Ia
same ....,....r,s,,.,,,,l2
Nancy a. Slmms To same In
same, ,,.,'..,,,,,,,,,..,.. ~
Chas. w. Bridgest to Joe W.
Smith. lot 3, block -, Slater go
Jos. J, Smith TO Tony Schwaab,
lot :, block !, north exchange
Eubank addition Slater. r.,..... 1850
Paul welburn TO w. Clinard,
40 acres 10 1916 - 900. ..... 200
John kibler to Hogee and Me.
| Carly lot 81. block III Arrow
4 tocN .,,.,...,.,......,., 10
Willie McCarty to 4. T.. Hogge,
all interest same, me,,,,,..,.... 80
VIM. Il. GuerreLt to Philip
Theiss, - acres Ia 52.l9 . 1000