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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-26

,..n present indications City Council
N l',r .rd The current fiscal year, which
~ n on June Both. with a deficit of
~ ~. $4,000, in which event it will be
..srv w. TO devise some plan whereby
~, obtain that amount of money in
of what is in sight at this time.
y. bow the difficulty will be met is
.r.m and some of the members of
E~reil are figuring on the matter now.
vi n me meeting Of Council last even
=. william p. White, who succeeded
-. Kane as chairman Of the finance
-mmiitee. made a statement for the
,,-sst of his colleagues, showing the
.r5ition of the city finances at the close
iihs last calendar year, a balance hav-
\. bsen struck on December 3Oth, which
,lsrsd that at that time the unexpended
...ropriations amounted to S240,773.79,
!. meet which there was cash in bank
,~,untine to Sll4,275.9f. Mr.. White
,bmsted that the receipts from taxes
,rs other sources, basing his calculations
4 me receipts for the same period last
,,u would amount to about $4,000 be-
i,fe the end Of the current fiscal year,
vseb would bring the total available as
ps no to sl59,275.9l, which would leave
|, difference, to be provided for, Of about
|NMO. Mr.. White did not make any
wsnation as to the cause of the short
~ or the manner in which it is to be
"A It is understood, however, that the
lwopriations and incidental expenses
hp exceeded the receipts by that
|lrsunt It is a case Of history repeat
rg itself.
VI. White submitted the following
etni1ed statement Of the city finances
|ir The first half of the fiscal year, which
risd on December 30th:
'lmorrations for fiscal year
ysr ending June 80, 1906 SIPS ,s72.96
|sri issue for Street and
Sever Department ..... 100000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-26
Church Election.

At Grace NJ. E. Church this evening an
election viii take place for four trustees
to fill the vacancies caused by the expiring
terms OF the following members: Henry
Evans and Charles +. Rudolph, both Of
whom have been actively connected with
the church ever since its origin Robert
b. Wheeler and Francis W. Heisler, who
for a great many years have been closely
connected with all church measures.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-26
Rox.s Arm Torn.

James Bunker, aged Is years, had his
right arm badly torn yesterday about
noon while at work near where he lived.
Hetwas engaged in a mill, when some cogs
caught his shirt sleeve and drew his arm
into the wheels, with the result as stated
above He was brought to this city and
taken in the Phoenix ambulance to the
Delaware Hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-26

ment Of streets and extension of sewers
il is likely that large part of the money
viii be expended on street paving and
other Improvements A like amount was
borrowed and expended for this purpose
last year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-26
Gift on Exhibition

The handsome frame Of photographs.
presented by the Good VIII Fire Co. of
York, Pa, to the Friendship Co. Of this
city, is on exhibition in one Of the Market
street windows Of n. Snellenburg T. CO..
store, at Seventh and Market streets, and
is attracting much attention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-26
Rsnnrsrlnr Ion InInry

Lewis Legg. who was severely injured
several DAYS ago. while coupling cars on
the p. b.. q W. railroad, is able to be
about. He is still very sore from the
squeezing and will not be able to resume
his work for several days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-26
Mnrrlsd Trentr ave Years.

Mr.. and Mrs,/ Nlillard F Davis have
been married 25 years today, and are re-
ceiving congratulations OF their many
friends on the event They left early this
afternoon for New York expecting TO
snend several davs in that city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-26
ii, EnDdS Show an Apparent
uv Ssortage Of Nearly $4,000
for the Fiscal Year.
i MEETING THE EXPENSES
.,., Will Amount to Some-
thing Like $24o,OOO.
M ASSETS ARE ABOUT $4,000
This Instance History APP
y n.asrs TO be Repeating Itself.

p,s.ent Indications, It wan be
~ ...rv for Council TO secure About
o ooo Above What 10 in sight Now TO
~, ,he Obligations which wan Be
~. ~ Due Before the End of the Fiseai
f,ar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-26
Grace Reading Circle.

The Reading Circle of the Woman 5
Foreign Missionary Society Of Grace NJ.
p. Church will meet at the home Of Mrs.
s n. Pickles No. 1904 West street, to-
morrow evening at 7.l5 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-26
A TRAcKwALKER KILLED.

Henry Heckert, colored, trackwalker
on the p, B. & w. railroad, was run down
and instantly killed by a train, last night.
while patroling a section Of the railroad
between Newark and Stanton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-26
RECOMMENDED 70 ALL HOTEFRS

" / have used Cuticura Ointment for
chahng Of infants, and as they grew
older all skin diseases were given treat
ment with that and the Cuticura Soap.
| never found it necessary to call a doc
tor, as these Remedies are a sure cure.
if used as directed. am glad to recon-
mend them TO all mothers" Sincerely
yours, Mrs. f. A. Kennard,
june p, 1908. st. Paul Park, MINI.
cuieqfa soap Ointment and Pills are cold throughout
tne N9ill Potter Drug Chem. Corp. sole Proos H5st1u
n1-1alec ffeei " hov " Care for ihe skin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-26
Glass Reception

The members Of class No. s Of the Sun
day-school OF Harrison Street NJ. L.
Church will give a reception this evening
at the residence Of their teacher George
II. Collins, 1903 West Sixth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-26
Mill Greek Union AssociatIon. =

The annual meeting of the Mill Creek
Union Association will be held tomorrow
at Union Hall, in Mill Creek hundred.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-26
We've Put January Clearance Prices on
These High Grade ParlOr Suites.

s. far W reg II mg1sh bayng while
a eswoldcm
gooem Mee Aenodt
v
get nepa euls
no hesanm:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-09
Up-To-DATE STORES.
Two May Be Built at Early Date
on Broad Street.

1iessrs. J.B. Elan & Co.. one of the
leading real estate agencies Of the city,
have been authorized by the owners of
the property to erect at once, at the
corner of Adams and Broad Streets. two
up-to-date stores; provided
they can find good tenants fortthe same
Mr.. Funston, OF the Arm OFF,. b. Elarr u
Co.. speaking to Times Dispatch man
yesterday. said: This is no fake. The
owners of this property mean business.
They think, us everybody else thinks,
that tho location is ideal for flrst-cIass
retail stores, and they arc willing to make
tho investment II thare are reasonab Bile
returns in sight,
1t is understood that tho owners OF
the property do not care to. and will
not, put up any Cheap John" houses
If they build at all, the houses will be
first-class in every respect--modern up
to7date store rooms. supplied with ele-
yntors, electric apparatus. and every ap-
plinnce that 'up-to-dateness" calls for
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NEW AND BROAD
STOCK DEMAND.
Prices Open Higher in Most
Cascs-Quick Profit Taking
in Others.
MONEY IS FREELY OFFERED
Decline in Rates, However, Did
Not Reach Much Below
Last Weeks Level.
lBy Associated presso

Z
NEW YORK, January s.-Therc was
a broad and active market for stocks to-
day. The movement Of prices. however.
was rather unexpectedly narrow the
tendency to advance being repressed By
the free feeding OF the new demand on
the part OF previous holders of stocks In
order to take profits. Prices were opened
higher In most cases. but In some prom
lnent instances holders set about profit
taking promptly at the opening. The new
demand was so broad and confident as
10 afford opportunity for realizing during
the first hour without resorting TO any
strong official support OF the market and
the realizing WIS purgued without re-
strairt Until n very general yielding oil
prices was perceptible After that there
WIS some rather obvious support on the
part of the organized speculation by the
bidding up of prices In one quarter of
The market while profit taking was pur-
sued at others There was Il very mani
fest growth of public Interest In the,
market at the opening. which was
naturally induced by the progressive
,trontgth shown last week. Money was
much more freely offered. but the de-
cline in rates did not make much pro-
gross below the level reached last week,
and the rates for time loans relaxed to-
sether with the easier rates for cnli
money.
The days realizing was most conspi-
cnous IN stocks which have already en-
joyed the most striking advance. The
copper and smelling stocks and the Pa
tifIcs were notably affected. The strong
features on the other hand. were stocks
which had not been pushed UP In the
lest months speculation. The trunk line
iaiiroads Atchison and a lot OF indus
triais. were the notable example. The
selling to realize REQUIRED perststently,
many stocks touching the lowest prices
of the day in the final hour and the
gains in tho strong issues were largely
reduced or wiped out. The closing was
confused and irregular, and very active.
Bonds were firm. Total sales par value.
a.75s5.dop United States bonds were all
unchanged on call. Total sales stocks
wars 1,J9ISo shares
New York. January s.-Money on call
firm, 6as per cent: ruling rate. Sac 1-2;
closing bid. 3; offered at T.
Time loans easier; 60 days and % days.
per cent; six months. 51-2
Prime mercantile paper, 5a5 IL: sterling
exchange steady with actual business In
bankers bills at is5.30f,4s6s5 for demand
and at is2s5nis5 for sixty day bills.
Posted rates 1873 1-2d4G. Commercial
bills. 4se 3-sai-e. Bar silver CO. Mexican
doiIars, 10.
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DON'T MAKE LOVE TO
WIFE, !" ENJ0|hs COURT
Rejected Husband Gets Orders to
Keep Away From Her
Home.
fsnecial 10 The Times Dispatch. }

Especial to The Times ispatch.)
PARKERSBURG, w. VA, January s.
"And tile said defendant is hereby en-
Joined from wooing or making love to
Mary E. Brown
Thus runs clause in an order issued
yesterday by Judge Hunter II. Moss, OF
the Circuit Court here. The defendant
is William Brown. and the woman to
whom he is ordered to cease making love
is his wife.
Mrs. Brown recently filed suit for di-
.vorce. and since their estrangement tic
husband has assiduously been trying to
WOO his spouse all over again.
His attentions so annoyed the wife that
She applied to the court for the injunc-
ton, which Judge Moss issued. 1t pro-
hibts Brown from entering the premises
where his wife lives
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sALBs

] 800 a. G. H., com ....s,...... ;
~ 900 American Shelters, com.
50, 100 Amalgamated Copper -.
1900 Amer. Car and Foun......
600 Amer. Car and Foun., pfd
2,01b American Cotton Oil.......
1920 American Tobacco. pfd.
American Can ....,.......
American Can, pfd........
H.300 Amer. Locomotive, com. !.
500 Amer. Locomotive, pfd.
1850 American Sugar ......
l22, 200 A. 4. and s. Fc. com.
$500 A., II. and s.. re. md
1s.200 Baltimore and Ohio. .....
2l.lW Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
200 Canada Southern ........
b2c0 Canadian Pacific ..........
l4.9oO Chesapeake and Ohio. -.
LEO Chicago Great Westeril....
1890 Chicago. Mil. and st. Paul
Zoo Colorado Fuel and lron....
l4.4oO Colorado South. conn.,.
200 Colorado South, list pfd...
400 Colorado South, I'd pfd....
1880 Cley., Gin, Chi. and st. l..
Consolidated Gas ..........
Delaware and Hudson.....
Del. Lack. and Western.
3l,3OO Erie, com. -................
500 Erie, list pfd.
1850 Erie, Cd pfd. .................
100 General Electric ...........
$500 Illinois Central ............
GOO Louisville and Nashville. /.
400 Manhattan ..................
ll.IW Metro. Street Railway.
1900 Mexican Central ...........
2s.lC Mo-. Kan. and Tex, com.
$500 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd.
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COTTON AYARJiETs.

NEW YORK. Jan. sS.-rllc cotton market was
nervous and irregular during the early session,
but gradually steadied up and closed at a net
advance OF eu7 points. Sales were estimated at
10000 bales. sFI1
The opening was Gasp at decline of $40
points In response TO lower cables, which were
due 10 come about iai9 points lowcr.were 10d1.3
points lower q the hour OF the local opening.
plont touched since the government estimate OF
the crop. uncovered stop-loss orders, and the
irarket Immediately following the call was
.stice and unsettled. There was heavy cover
Ing. however, also some support from Wall
Street sources, and with the report of the
Census Bureau expected at O'clock Tomorrow
the disposition was 10 even up and reduce short
lines rather than to try to force the market
lower after the first rush of liquidation had
suosided. Prices consequently rallied to within
Few points of Saturdays final during the
morning, and the market later sold net higher
on rpeorts OF buying by splnners and big eS-
pcrters. The closing tone was steady.
southern spot markets We're unchanged to 1sc
lower, Ports receipts for the day We're rather
over last years .Hsures, but We're largely eX-
rports OF large sales OF local stocks for ship
Gtint ~ the near future.
Neceipts ~ the ports to-day We're 90. 572 bales
against lb4lo last week and 81 553 last year
itor the week (esttmatedl $4,000 bales against
1i9. 1873 last week and 179. 500 hist year oT-day's
receipts at New Orleans G,9l3 bales against
$40 3last year, and ut Houston 9,0l. bales
against 5,G9 last year. ..5,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN. s, 1906.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN. s. 1906
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk merchan-
Steamer Berkeley Shelley. Norfolk, nerchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. James River
landings and Norfolk. merchandise and passsn-
gers. Virginia Navigation Co.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line
Steamer Berkeley, Shelley. Norfolk nerchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JAN. s. 1906.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Charlotte, Murphy. Baltimore, pas
setlgers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamer Charlotte, Murphy. Baltimore, pas
sergers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, IAN. $, 1906.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Kanawha, London.
Steamer Soivelg. New Orieans va
Steamer Wiudber rovidence.
Steamer Rapport. Boston.
Barge Badger, Boston.
Steamer Sikh. New York.
Schooner Eagle Wing. New York.
Steamer Waccamaw, Portland.
SAILED.
Steamer Solvieg. Rotterdam.
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RAILROADS.
u H c.fn Richmond, H
Ns CA fredericksburg &
a.sesraxyuss Potomac n. n.


Tralns Leave Rlehmond--N 4
rs a M.-Dally-Byrd st Through.
$50 a. M--Daly--sfain st. Through.
q 20 a, M..lWnels Days-isiha. Ashland Aos
$40 . A. .,, ". --puily Byrd ST.. Through Local
12:c5 noon--weci, Days-Byrd ST. Through.
AGO z. M.-.Wcek Dayh Byrd st. Frsderioxs-
burg Accommodation. 81
sos y NJ --Dniy--Maln 81. Through.
$40 ?. M.-1weck Days--Erba Ashland Ac-
$40 = M '9psiis.aessd 81 Through.
Trains Leave. Eiehmona--
$40 A. M.-weslF S Fjayys,i,|sa A,,,sna 4.
commodation. -
burg Accommodation ~ - q
s.@ A. M.--Daily--Iyrd 81. Through
h;so 4 M.G ,,.S pays--Byrd St. Through.
81. y -pTsiiy--Main ST., Through
conimodation.
s:ls MM 1nsSshsa Il s., rhHs ssSss 1.oe.,
ss4s paily--MaIn St Through. All
1 19:g MM- R.aI, 81; Through
.NoTis-Paiiman sleeping or Psrlor ca-s On
all above trains except trains arriving RIch-
mond l1:5o A. NJ. week days and local accom-
nodations.
Time y, e arrivals and departures and connsc
g " +. nsr y Gshr TAyt Or
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COZ 4 OIL !.

NEW YORK. January .s.-Whatever may
be the showing of the census report to
be published tomorrow In regard to the
quantity OF cotton ginned up to tho 3lst
of Deceurber. 1t Is we'll to bear in mind
the following:
ID That the quantity ginned after the
31st of December mas never peen Tess
than i, OOO, OoO bales since the Census Dee
partment commenced to make periodlcal
reports Of the ginning. The figures fol-
low, the quantity ginned up to the Slst
Of December Y previous, XSaTis haS Sn
theorists, COOS omitted):'
Gnned to December 81, lsol. l2,95a mt
cotton: ginnel to end of season, IL, 4ol;
llnters. a4s: total 1867; ginned after De-
cember 81, 1,160 80
Ginned to December 81, 1903, $500 lint
cotton: ginned 70 end q. season. 3, ssIo; INT
Ginn nj, iS to December 81. 1902, 9,ass lint
cotton; ginned to end OF season, lo,ass;
ov "a That from from. tho start this crop has
been u late one; that every argument
possible has BEEN lsad = ana snnns q
their crop: that the figures show tnal
the proportion of the ginning marketed
up to date ia; the. smallest on record, ana
that II Ia, therefore, a reasonable nter-
ence that the quantity set 10 he ginhea
is the largest on record.
(3) That the weight OF the bales, accord
ing to Hester, up to, the LIST of January
is 5tO.4s pounds, and rnnt even ii tho
census shall only show 9,7o0,c0O bales OF
4 actual weight ginned up toHthe LIST or
January, this is the equivalent of 1907, $40
50O-pound bales ginned up to the Slst OF
cstimate or the Agricultural Department.
az Thnt whatever amount shall be
A shown 10 have been ginned UP to the
Slst Of December will DO practically the
quantity ginned mp to Saturday, Decem-
her BAD, as my correspondents throughout
the South nearly all report that rs result
both OF the holday-nlaking and the bad
weather little ginning was done during
Christmas week, 49,,
In the South hns heesn actively resuned,
several gins from which receive week
IL lreporIs Indicating that there has been
ginned for the week ending Saturday,
January 8sh, as much as thefe was GIN
ned In the week ending saturday. De
ceniber 23d. go,
ply of cotton OF aii CROWNS was ON last
Friday evening practically the largest on
record while exports of American cotton
rI-to-date are nearly 100000 bales under
last year and actually the smallest OF the
pNSs W M ,rHEoDoRIl Iii. PRIcIa.
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NAVAL STORES.
MILMNGros

WILMINGTON. N. c.. Jan. s.-sP1RIrs
TURPENrINE-Firm at es,sc bid receipts,
- casks Rosin.-Firm at $40 bid: receipts
81 barrels. Tar-F1rm at 3l.so: receipts, II bar
rels Crude Turpentine-Firn at ss,Oa4. 30;
receipts, 81 barrels.
SAVANNAH. Ca, Jan. S.-TURPENTINE,-
Firm at 6s,s asss.c.; sales 1850 cask, !. receipts
$50 casks; shipments. 45 casks. Rosin-Firm;
sales, 2 29s barrels; receipts, 1851 barrels ship
ments, ef0l5 barrels; stock, 81, 04l barrels.
9 CHARLESTON, 8. c.. Jan S-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Nothlng doing.
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Lynchburg, Va, Jan s. 1906
sales OF loose tobacco on tho Lyrchbury mar.
ket for the two weeks ending January 5th.
reported by John l.. Oglcsby. OF Lynch's Ware.
house, was follows.
Sold week ending December ga. 3.T 700
pounds; sold week ending January 9Th los 100
Rou ii decrease FOR week ending January 6th
go Sold r. from m, September / 1905, to January O.
~ iS9g' e.es.1W pounds; sold from September l.
crease for 1908. i.s3. 200 pounds.
=, The receipts this week have been quite light,
the heavy rains during tho week prevented
the farmers from coming to market with their
tobacco. The quality and condition OF the Of
ferings was about as that sold before the holt
Gays Prices on all grades continue up to
The quotations are as follows:
Iugs ..-...---....................s4 40 a $500
Short leaf. $50 O 500
Good leaf. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 h III m
Fire leaf. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 300 a 15 On
Wrappers 15.09 q IS. %
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Soldiers Mind a Blank.

Constable George r., Crowder. has re-
turned toypthe city from southampton,
England. where he Went after his
brother, Mr.. William Il. Growder who
was in. tile Boer war, and who was taken
III across the waters. The brother at
The constable may never fully recover
again. His mind Is almost q blenk.
caused by exposure and hardship while
fighting under Lord Kitchener.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-09
DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK. Jan. SIN the dry goods mar.
ket to-day the movement both at first and
second hands was restricted, and yet a general
hrmness WAS reported
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DanvilIe Tobacco Market.
tRspor.ea hr p,hrel1 nrosl

Danville Va. Jan 8. 1896
Receipts have been very small this week and
the sales rather uninteresting The recent con-
tinued rains have caused the tobaccos to be
opened at practically the same at which they
closed before the holidays. We do not look
month The market is quite active In round
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MISCELLANEOUS AiaRKETs.
prAN-1.r,r .1--

IA PEANUT MARKER 81
PErERSBuRG, VA. Jan. s.--PEANUrS-
Spanish-Market firm at s7jsc. per busheI yir.
good demand. Receipts light. virg!nias-Ma,-
picked. lH9ec.: sheli!ng stock. 1isGec,
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BALTIMORE. Jan. s.--FLoUR-Qulet and
unchanged. Whest--Easy; spot. contract,
S2itc.; No. red. western S5f@sS3.c. Corn
Duil spot, 4sk fp4aSc.; southern white corn.
t25zGniaisc Oats--Steady; No. g mixed. 3si.9
&c. Rye-steady: No. western. 7sa77c. But
ter--Firm; fancy imitation. oiI22c.: do. cream
cry. 21n2sc. Esgs--Steady and unchanged al
s4c- cheese--steadys and unchanged. Sugar
Strong and UNCHANGED
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October ............lo.1e i0s2 ie.7s 1851
Spot cotton closed quiet: middIIng uplands,
li.75: midding gulf. 100: gales 2.ocJ bales

ton. quiet; middlng Ills; net receipts. 4s
baiea gross. as bales. sales, 1909 bales: stock,
tales i, sa is c s1P85 aT paiss Britain
Total to-day at ali ports--Set receipts. 3s,iI2
bales: export 20 Great Britain, %. 2t3 bales; TO
Consolidated at all ports Net receipts. 4Is5i
bales. export TO Great Britain i5,sa9 bales: 10
France. s.i9l bales; to the Continent, 1919
bales.
receipts, 59issl bales; export 10 Great Britain.
i.Jfs.7i bales; to France, is1,sss bgieE: 10 the
Continent, .3S553 bales; TO Japan, 81, isi bales:
TO Mexico, SOL bales,
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NEW YORK. Jan. SHELVES Recelpts
Si.50GJ5.0o; bulls, s394l0; cows, S1.s5Gl3. 10.
Calves-Rsceipts. LOS head. yeals. s5ql0oo;
little calves 1880; yearllngs, $2.75 Sheep
and Lambs-Receipts. $3.50 head. Sheep. 03. Goa
$40; culls, 81. 5ol1S. 00 lambs. 81 601S5o. oHgs
Receipts. 1860 head. Market higher. State
and Pennsylvanla hogs, S.e4 %.
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WHEAT
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSaies at Union Stock Yards)

Richmond, Va, Jan 3, 1896.
Live stock report OF Richmond Union stock
Best steers, 5GS5.c.; good steers. 4aa.l4.c.:
common to fair. 81 a41sc,; best heifers 4A1
&c. fair to good. 3la9lc.; best cows, 31ydp
3s6c-; fair to good, 3a3Ssc.; common. 2GI21sc. ;
bulls. 2tkd3c. fresh cows. se5945:Oo per head
Calves. 6tsg71sc.: extra. Sc.
Fat sheep. 6isaSc.; fair to good. 4nQ5c.
common. sa4c, lambs. sA97,5c- fair. SAG
&c. common. 4isGoc.
Hogs. extra. &c. fair to good, 5,sa6sc old
sows and stays +IJc.
Prospect good for all kinds of stock for next
week
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
Richmond. va.

Richmond, Va. Jan. s. 1906.
Tobacco-While the market formally opened,
have u, sale. Liveral receipts are expected next
week, and sales will go on as before the ho,l-
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