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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-05-17
Apr. ly-May "a.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land once at Aberdeen. $. D.. apr. II, 1907.
n Office i, hereby given, that the following
~ named settler has filed notice OF his IN
tention to make 1--we year final proof in supper
of his claim, and tbat SAID proof viii be made
before Paul 3abcock, United states Commis-
sioner, District .; South Dakota at has Office
in the City Of SisSeLon. South Dakota, on
May 18th, 1905, ~:
FRANCIS EGAN
Fl. L. No, 2jS32 forIne ea ,et4 section % and
ne4 ncl. section 70 ~ township l25 north, OF
range " west OF the 9TH T., NJ Sisscton K
Wahpeton Indian observation,
He names the following witnesses to prove
his CONT uouo residence upon and cultivation
Of said !aHd.
ole aIobyrH. john q Liudberg. Thomas
Mtllorn Cur-t tuden al of Sisset0n. >. ID.
IONS 5. NETrER. Register.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-05-17
Apr. 19-May "a
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Aberdeen. $. D.. April l6, 1907.
NOTICE IS hereby given that the following
~ named SETTER has lied notice OF his in
tention TO make final proof in support of ms
claim, and that said proof WIZ be made Before
l.. WIN. Foss, clerk o. circuit court II Rob
ertS county in ms once at SlSsetJu. : Dt% +,
ON MAY -, l9J1, viz:
GEORGE SCHMAUS
OF Sissrt4n. ). %. II. Il. No. 2js42. for the swL4
swl4 sec 3. VIZ uw4 sec 10 81 nei4 ucl4 sec ..
twp l2j r - wesU 9TH =. NJ. Si~selDu & Wah
peton lndla:. Reservation.
lie names toe ul.owln witne,,e, - prove
his continuous residence upon ana cultivation
os raid land, Yiz;
Frank schrnaus, Henry CrtI lanes Parker
william koutz, al of ~iserfOu 81 10
joins = NfIrEIt Register.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-05-17
April ~ May 81.
NOTICE OF MoRrGAnEa AL1

WHkREAS, Default has been made in the
w cohdl- louSOt Il certain mortgage con
tanning Il power of sale gwen by barbara Pies
ana Jotn Ples, ner husband, of Roberts Coun
ty, south Dakota, mOrgagOrs, to q. l.. Wood
OF MllDank, south Dakota, mortgagee, dated
the fll DAY OF January 1902, and lled for rec
ora III the ONCE OF the register of deeds of
Roberts County, south Dakota, ON the 2lth
day OF January, 1902, III l2:30 o'clock D.. m,
and recorded in Book 30 OF Mortgages AT page
DOL, mortgaSing the following described real
estate situate in the county OF Roberts and
State OF South Dakota. to-wit: the south
east sea quarter of section eleven I'D in
township one hundred twenty-five u22) north
OF range mt two 90 west of the 9TH p. M,
containing one hundred sixty acres, Slssetou
ana Waiipelon Indian Reservation Lands, to
secure the payment OF an lnStallmeut note
Tor SIuU, therein described. which said default
consists IN the non-payment by said mort
Shgors oil an lnStallment OF the debt secured
by sad mortgage of Ten Doll RS due on
december l, 1906, by reason of VII h said de.
fault the said morgagee has declared the en-
tlre deDt secured by said mortgage immedi-
ately due ana payable, ana there is now due
ana unpaid upon said mortgage the sum of
aol -oo, besides the further sum of $4,000 with
IRON December /, 1906, for the interest upon "a
prior mortgage upon said land which said
mortgage has been compelled to pay in
order to protect his mortgage lien hereunder.
VIII be toreclosed by a sale of the above de
scrlbed lands covered thereby by the Sheriff
OF SAID Roberts county on the list day of June
1901, at one o clock 7, NJ. OF that day, at the
front door OF the court house in the city OF
SlSSetOn, IL Roberts County. South lJai-ota
TO satisfy an Indebtedness of 1923. 80, which
amount Is now due on said mortgage besides
the costs and expenses OF sale allowed by
law.
Dated April 10, 1906.
n + NTA,N,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-05-17
THE CHURCHES.

Lutheran Preaching service
at 1920 a. m. Rev. X. N. Rudie,
pastor. Sunday school and Bible
study from II to | o'clock.
Episcopal Services on Sunday
May 10Th, morning service at
1890 p. M; Sunday school at IL
o'clock; evening service at 500
p. M, Seats free; all welcome.
Rev. H. N. Tragitt, pastor.
Methodist -Class meeting, 10
a. m. preaching 1920; Sabbath
school l 1:45; Junior E. L., 300
p. M; Epworth League, 700
p. M; evening service, 500 p. m.
Rev. F. B. Dunn, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Presbyterian Morning service
1920 a. m. Sunday school II m.
G. r. meeting, Ills p. m; even
ing service 800 p. m. Rev. W..
b. Atchison, pastor.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-05-17

Ton SALE-Tive room house and six lots
improved ~ good residence part OF CITY
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-05-17

q. l. WOOD, Mortgages,
HOWARD BABCoCN.
Attorney for Mortgagcc,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-05-17
sIeseton Agencr- -

Sisseton Agency, 5, OAK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
PRODUCE MARKET
CONTINUES FIRM

The Produce and Fruit Market OPP
ened yesterday with light receipts and
prices on everything stiff, except that
eggs weakened cent dozen on
crate lots.
Tho commission men and the whole
salers do not look for heavy receipts
this week, either OF fruits, vegetables
or other produce. The weather condi-
lions are not favorable to shipments
from nearby country points. However,
there will be enough stuff in to meet
the general demand at the strong fig
ures already quoted.
A few Florida vegetables are find
ing their way to this market, and yes
3terday cabbage. beets, lettuce and some
others, as we'll as a considerable guam
tity OF strawberries could be had. but
all were quoted at figures that~suS-
geated millionaire's dinners. The
Strawberries were wholesaling at 81
cents, and when they reached the re-
taller nothing less than SO cents could
touch even the smallest basket.
Poultry was no higher yesterday
than it was last week. but the sup
ply being, only Just enough to meet
the active demand there was no such
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PRICES ADVANCE;
MODERATE: BUYING B
Orders Came III at Irregular Inter
walls, With Long Hats and
Rising Tendency.
OFFER GIVES CHEERFUL TONE
Proposal Of Secretary Of Treas
ury to Buy Bonds Helps Con-
ditions iii Market.

NEW YORK, February 11..--Tho no.
tablo fact In the action OF the stock
market to day was tho readiness with
which prices advanced on q volume OF
buying which was moderate. The buy
ing orders came into the market at
irregular intervals. and there were
long halts In the rising tendency. and
in tho execution Of buying orders. Tho
hardness OF the market In tho dull in-i
tervuls was remarkable, and was high
3ly Significant OF tho great subsistence
OF the selling. The receipts OF the
news from Washington that tho Treas
ury Department would buy S25,000,O0O
OF the nearly maturcd per cents. OF
1907 ut 1919 was the signal OF the
most animated buying OF the session.
The first Impression given by the news
was Of relief from the anxiety over
tho coming withdrawal on Friday Of
this week OF tho remaining half Of
The deposits Of government funds
made with the banks In December
which would Gull for ss.ooo,ooo. The
Trcasury's offer is !. per cent.
higher than was made In December
Tor slO,000.oo0. At that time only
about $3,000.000 of the bonds were
turned In. The price offered Is prac-
iically that ruling In the market. But
response to the offer Is not expected
from holders or inc ponds VINO nave nave
tnem on deposit 70 secure clrculation'
FROM investment nolders - 10 not e1-
pccted tnat large offerings VIII 70
MADE more Stress "as lald OH the
expectation that inc occasion OF tne
Treasury would be modified regard
ing the withdrawal OF deposits on
\ Friday. There were rumors In con-
slant circulation IN the market also
81 feellns OF greater confluence IN
tho part OF capltaiipts over ING AZ
z tltude OF the ad ~ to~a.os
II cOfp0ratlOnS.4f tt Gall money WaS NlRnGr
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SALES WILL
BE GOOD THIS WEEK

(, 1.-The iwarehousemen look for fairly
good breaks of sun-cured leaf to-
bacco this week. OF course, much de-
ponds upon the weather but advices
offrail shipments indicate that there
will be some good stocks on the mar
ket this morning. The sales will run
as follows: First at shoclsoe, second
at Crenshaw's, third at Shelburne's
and fourth at Stonewall.
Informatlon received by the com.
mission men who handle the bright
Virginia goods Is to the effect that
1.-THE bright markets had small sales
last week and the dealers there begin
ito think the bulk Dtslast years crol
has been marketed. OF course there
is much Of the bright goods still II
first hands. but usually at this time o.
the year. more than half the crop Is
in the hands Of the growers. The opin.
ion is general that this Is not true
this year, and that brights will bt
comparatively scarce the remainder O
the season.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. February 1l.--Sea-
board Air Line. common and preferred
Nothing doing, sil
COTTON AIAlsIIET.

NEW YORK. February l1.--Witha holt
day In he local and New Orleans markets
tomorrow, Alardl Gras week In New Or
leans and smaller accounts pretty well even
cotton market Was Very quiet during to-
days trading, Sales were estimated at 1851.
900 bales. The close was steady at n not
decline at 1910 points.
Tho opening was steady at decline OF
100 points, which was considered shade
bettor than due OH tho cables. Smaller es-
against sales In liverpool sustained tho
market immediately after the opening, but
tho Houston estimates were large. and dur
ing the middle session prices worked off to
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net decline OF about q GLE points on the
more active months. There was como little
Improvement later on cove, ing by early sell
ers. but there was no aggressive demand.
and the close was point or two IN from
tho lowest. Exports for the day were about
$4,000 Iuies In excess OF the export receipts.
and the Southern spot markets Officially re-
ported were generally unchanged and
changed and steady. Exports SO far for the
season are reported OF b.sos,13s bales
against 4.3o:,sS9 for the same period last
season. and are nearly 500, 300 bales above
the big crop year, the previous high record
New crop months were relatively steady
during the day. and said to be In demand
from mills. .,ji rs III ,if9fl
Receipts at the ports to-day were 29.4s7
bales against asses last week and 2e.7 4
last. year For the week $4,000 bales
year. To-day'a receipts at New Orleans
1897 bales against 6.e4o last year. and Mt
Houston 1896 bales against 7,siS last
year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12

OFFICIAI RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS In NEW YORK.
Thomas Branch & Co. Bankers and Brokers
SALES:


100 Atlantic Coast Line, com.
1890 American Shelters, COM.
H.7O Amnlgamnted Copper ~.
$500 Amer. Car and FOUNDRY.
100 Amer. Cur and Foun.. pfd.
400 American Cotton Oil......
300 American Tobacco, pfd q.
1000 American Can .......,.....
IO American Can, pfd.........
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
1900 American Sugar ..........
20. 900 A., r. and g.. re. come.
100 A.. 4. and 8. Fe, pfd......
1900 Baltimore and Ohio.......
$500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1O.1G Canadian Pacific ...........
1900 Chesapeake and Ohio......
1b,700 Chicago, Mil. and st. Paul
1900 Colorado Fuel and 1ron...
400 Colorado South, conn.,.
Colorado South, 1st pfd..
400 Colorado South, "a pfd "a.
600 Clev. Gin, Chi. and st. i
100 Consolidated Gas ..........
100 Delaware and Hudson..."
Del, Lack. and Western.
IL, 400 Eric, com. ...................
Erie, LIST pfd.
Eric, I'd pfd...,..............
200 General Electric ..........
$500 Great Northern. pfd.......
80, 800 Great Northern Ore Rtsu
Illinois Central ............
300 Louisville and Nashville.
Manhattan ......,...........
Metro. Street Railway....
Mexican Central ...........
$500 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com.
1,200 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd. T.
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ceipts about $4,000 head. plain to best
steers, s4@T.sb; cows ss,25G75.On: heiters.
s2.eo0s.25; bulls, .a1,4Bo; calves. y27e4
500; stockors and feeders, 32.7584.8 80.
steady. Prime, heavy, shipping. s7.163
7.1Th strongwelght, butch9Ss. S7.12h@s
7.i7ta; assorted light s7.o5 10; heavy,
mixed, $7.t0R7ia1a flight, mixed. $707,05;
bulk OF sales, s7.OsR7.i5. sheep--Recepts
about $4,000 head market steady. Sheep.
S396.o0; yearlings, $A.6o q 6.s5; lambs. 80 q
7.6t. "a
CINCINNATI, o., February 1t,--1iOGs---
Active Butchers ana shippers, f.t7h@
Fair to good shippers, $3.50 95.5o; common,
s225 "a 800. Sleepstrong Mt 32.259525.
Lninbs--Steady at S4.50R6.50.
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n1AnINE INTELLIGENCE.
,oRr OF RICHMOND. FEB. II. 1907.

.Yh55t ARRIVED.
Steamer berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, 1ner-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. rner-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk. mer.
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers Ola Dominion line.
Steamer A1objack. Graves. James River
landinsg and Norfolk. m merchandise and pas
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
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ON THE LOCAL MARKETS.

thing as shading prices. Eggs were
selling at % cents In crate lots, cent
under Saturdays prices.
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PRES oRR's STATEMENT.
Says Not Dollar of Company's
Money Was Improperly Spent.

Money Was Improperly Spent.
NEW YORK. February liza circular
letter. issued to policy holderE by Alexan-
der e. Orr. president Of the New York
Life Insurance Company. was made pub,
lie to-day. Mr.. Orr declares the compa-
ny's affairs are being economically con-
Quoted. Mr.. Orr declared the company's
representatives we're forbidden to use the
policy-holders' funds, to take up timo
OF salaried employees in business hours,
and that to the best Of his knowledge
mot a dollar OF the policy-holders' money
was improperly spent" He also stated
that the charge against the company OF
Impeding the progress OF the recent cleo
lions Of trustees is equally untrue.
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u. S. refundns IS. registered. ........ .1o5H
u. s. rcfunding 2s, coupon. ......... 1861
Y, 8. 80. registered. ..................1 1921
u. s. sn. coupon. Observation-Disclosures. 1927
U. S, Old H. registered ............, lo1A
U $. Old ~. coupon. 1o1h
u. S. New Is. gistered ..,.......... l29
U. S. New ~. coupon. ......'........ 1851
American Tobacco As. ................ 75l
American Tobacco 6s. INSTRUMENTATION. 1oL
Atchison general 4s......l............1 1911
Atchison ndjustment As {bd) .......@ 91L
Atlantic Coast Line 4s............... 9si
Baltimore and Ohio is............ 1913
Baltimore and Ohio 31ss. .........., 93t
Brooklyn Rapid Transit cow 4s...... 80 Is
Central OF Georgia Us Cbid) .......... 40
Central OF Georgia 1st Inc. foffered) 80
Central OF Georgia md Inc. (offercd).. 76
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. (offercd). !. IS
Chesapeake and Ohio 4hs.. ......... 1o4s
Chicago and Alton .s............... TAI
Chicago, 3. and Quincy new 4s...... 95
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. g.. February IL
SPIRITS TuRPENT1NE--Notl doing
receipts 0 casks Rosln.--Nothing doing; ro-
ceipts. IS barrels. Tar--Firm mt $3.50; re-
at $s.35 $3.50; receipts. barrels.
SAVANNAH. Ca, February 11.-TUR-
PENT1NE-S4rm at Tic: sales. EOS casks
receipts. 40 casks; shipments, 10 casks
Rosin---Frm; sales, 1854 barrels: receipts
1,llo barrels; shipments. 1872 barrels; stock
71.224 barrels J.
CHARLESTON. s. c., February 1l.-TUR.
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Cotton. steady: middlins. 1l.o5: gross re-
ccipts. a.741 bales; sales, LOO bales; stock.
l4s.949 bales; export to Great Britain 8,
bales: to the Continent 1905 bales.
Total to-day at all ports--eNt receipts.
go. 81 hales; export 10 Gre1t Britain. 11.225
bales; to Franco. 2s.9o5 bales; to the Con-
tinent s.s23 bales; stock. 1019.0s4 bales
Consolidated at all ports-eNt receipts.
&C. psG bales; export TO Great Britain, 32727
bales: to France. ss.a51 bales; TO the Con-,
tinent, 16,31i bales.
Total since September LIST at all ports
Net receipts, Z ,GS1.3Ss bales; export to Great
Britain. 2,G03.035 bales: to France. !pl,274
bales: to tho Continent, 2.s3536l bales; 70
japan. 1852 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, February 11.-coT-
TON-Spot closed quiet and unchanged;
,niddlng, 109-16c.; sales were 1850 bales
on tho spot and 6b0 to arrive. Futures
opened steady, SCH points under Saturday.
close Dizziness was the ruling note OF the
market, and a decline set in soon after the
opening The close was steady. a II points
lower than Saturday.
Cotton futures closed steady: January.
1oia bid: February. 1o,16: March, 1881:
April, 1880; May, 1888: June. 1928; July,
1o.4s: August. 1895; December. 1908
The Cotton exchange VIII close to-mor :,
row on account OF Lincoln'a birthday ana
the local Mardi Gras Festivities.
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Natal r. R. of Mex. con. IS tofrered) ssR
New York Central gen. 81 ls......... sa1s
New Jersey Central gen. 5n tbid) -. 126h
Northern Pacific 4s........ 10lA
Northern Pacific as..........t... 72h
Norfolk and Western con. IS (bid) 80. s71S
Oregon Short Line refunding As (bid) o.
pennsylyanla conY. ais. ............ 81
Reading General ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
ST. Louis and Iron Noun con. 5s...... 1879
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s.... SlA
st. Louis southwestern con. IS Cbld)., 10
|seaboard Air Line IS toffered}. ..... s2h
Southern Pacific 4s.............. s9li
Bouthern Pacific LIST ~, certinca tes.... DAN
southern Railway 5s................. l12hs
Texas and Pacific lists (bid) ....... lis n
Toledo. st. l.. and West. ~ tbido.... SIS
Union Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1O11a
United States Steel and 5s.....,...... 90 FL
Wabash lists toffered) ~. ............. 11a&
Wabash Deb. observation-disclosures. Is
Western Nd. s..................... BIZ
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s.... 81
Wisconsin Central 4s................ IS
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western. arst,. .5a:54c.; do. seconds. s40

%24hc.
and Unchanged. Enthusiastically; Bernu-
2da. s507.60 per barrel; Maine. per bag.
.75gi.ss; Long 1sla.ad sl:75 @s.oo: state.
iotoss. = easy and unchanged. Cabbases--
steady; white. Danish seed, per ton. 5000
Is. 90; red, @3o94o.oo. Cottoonseed OIL
do. summer yellow. 1910 nominal: do,
white. sac. nominal: DO. winter yellow. SIC.
nominal.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago. r.. I. and Pacific K. r. 49,. 7e
Chicago. r. 1. and Pac. r. r. col. 5s.. 40E
G." G.. G. and st. Louie gen. 4s......, 101h
Colorado Industrial 6s. series A..... ..7oh
Colorado Midland As tbd)......... Tc
Colorado and Southern ts............ Of
Cuba ts... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1osh
Denver and Rio Grande ~ (offered).. 9Gh
Distillers Securities ts.............. ssE
! Erie prior lien ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 97,i
/ Erie General 4s..................,.. S6Aa
! Hooking Valley Observation-Disclosures. 1O4H
japan 6s....-.. 1885,. .......... eaH
Japan 6s. End series ...,.......... 9sh
japan AIS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 93A
pan IS. s................. s4h
Japan AIS certificates. end sertea.... 90 4
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s....... 1oos
| Manhattan consol gold As (bid). ..... 100
Mexican Central 4s.................. SSH
Mexican Central LIST Inc. tbid).... "a
MINI, and ST. Louis As (bid) ........ %
| Missouri. Kansag and Texas 4s...... ssk
! Missouri Kansas and Texas 2nds...... s5N
Mobile and Ohio Collateral Trust 4s.. s3h
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M1sCnLIANUoUs I MARKETS.

tneported by Rodgers. McCabe g. Coz
p1ITERSBURG, VA, Feb. 11.--PEANUTs.
Spnnish--hiarket frm at S1.37hper bushel
Vitgnias-Afnrket firm at 4A@Astc. for
fancy stock: az 10 nc for machine picked
2ES13Mc. for Smelling stock.
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helfers. lHc.: falr5to good, 4@4hc.; common
TO fair. az a 3ao.; best cows. 3H @4Ac.;
common to fair. 8 q sAc.; old. poor COWS.
20 3hoT; bulls 3A q 3Sc.: fresh cows and
calves. s}2b G45oo per head. Sheep. a &C.;
lambs. Csc: hogs. z 97Mc.; a few extra
prime hogs. .40c.: common,a6 q 6isc.
Prospects good for all kinds OF stock.
BALTIMORE. ND. February liz
Stock on the whart-Best Cattle: Prices
were steady at quotations as follows: First
quality, per pound, 4G+Hc,i me dunn per
pound. SOS 1ac.: bulls per pound, ? @ 2hc.
thin steers and cows. per pound. 242Mc.
oxen per pound. 243ltc.; mich cows. ex-
ira, each. $50 q 40. 90; do, good SIS 20: do.
common, So a 1000. Calves--Reoeipts were
light with the demand good and the market
Sfirn, at quotations as follows: Calves
jyeals, choice. light, per pound. 2h98Xc.;
good, per; pound. RSAc.: veals from near
by points by rail are quoted at 8 @ 9Ac per
pound. Sheep and Lambs-The market was
steady as follows: Sheep No. 1 fat, per
head. $40 $3.50: do. per pound. s94c. DO,
No. q SHARED, per pound, 2 q 2hcI; old
bucks, per pound, s1s@3c.; do. common,
per head. 81 @1.60; fall lambs. per pound.
6h@7Hc Live Pigs-Quitations were at
5sl@2, 90 each. according to size. quality and
condition. Shoats. s2.6oG 500 each. Dress
ed Kogs-The market was firm. Quotations:
Choice ghtweght. per pound, 8@shc.;
heavy" per pound, * 97ac.
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CHICAGO GRAIN a1AnKET.

CHICAGO, February ia denial that
Russia VIII Import American wheat was
largely Responsible to-day for weakness IN
the local wheat market At the close the
May delivery was of u BIC. Corn and oats
were each down 10. Provisions were 7,s q
goo. lower ls5
The leading quo tatiohs ranged as follows;
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. February II, 1907.
Richmond. Va. February 8. 1907.
QUOTATIONS.

No. rod Gear lots>..,... IS
4 No. 3 red Gear lots)..,. 90
< Steamer Gear Iots)....., 81
Rejected Gear lots).,... SIS % 75
Virginia (bas lots)..,,. IS q 81
CORN
No. q white Gear lots) 49,. % 63Ih
No. White Gear lots).,.. q 621s
No. q mixed Gear lots).. % 62
Nc, 3 mixed (car lots).,.. % 61M
Virginia tbag lots).,..,. 50 dp SO y
OATS
No, Q, mixed Gear lots>.. 49,
no. 3 mixed tear lotO,, 43M
No . white Gear lots)... o. AZ
No, 3 white Gear lots),.,. .t5t a Is +,
Winter seed go. .,..,.,., IS % So
Rye ,5fiy N i1
81 No. q Gear 10 s) .,...,,.., rs q 76
Virginia (bas lots) .,.,.,. IS o "a
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BALTIMORE, ND, February IL
FLOUR--steady an unchanged. Wheat
Firmer; spot. contract. sake. Corn'--lrirm;
spot, SOS q 607sc.; southern white corn, 500
5IIsc. Oats-~Firmer; No. mixed, 44c.
Rye--Firmar; No. 2 western, domestic. II %
572c Dutter-vElrnl and unchanged. Dgga-
Weak ana lower at eco. Cheese--Strong
and unchanged, Sugar-steady and un-
changed.
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4 NEW YORK February 11,-BEEvEs-
Receipts, 4.oss head. Steers; s6,3O@SOO;
choice. heavy, seas; oxen. $3.50 o b.s5; bulls,
s4.2094so; tail ends. s2o@aloo Calves
Receipts. LIS head. veals sb8s.5o; few
choice. $40; culls. s4G4.b0 3 westerns, $3.50;
weak. Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. SLIT
head. Sheep, sa@6.0O; no prime here;
lambs, $3.50 @7.eo; choice and extra, IS q
8.10 yearlings, So. Hogs-Receipts. 1866
head. Market nrrn at s7,bo@776.
CHICAGO. February 11.--CATTLE--Re
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CATvTLN nl IA !,

4 RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tsales at Union Stock YQrds.)
lliehmond. Va, February II, 1907.
Renort OF the live stock market for the
week ending February llth: Il GS
Best steers 51s dp5%c.i medium to good.
4Aa5Ac,' common to fair, a&94,sc,; best