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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS.

new YORK, April l5.+-FLouR-Flr but
quiet. Rye Flour-Stcady. Co,nmcnl-- Firm.
When'.-spot Irregular, No. 2 rcd, S@%c. Gle
Nator, Options S.@Ssc. lower. May. Ssatc.;
steady No. ?, j7l2c- elevator. OPTIONS i.c.
Spot steady; missed, 47lac
secf--Steady, Cut Enthusiastically. Lard
Easy; western, prime, SS,70NS.S5, refined,
casy; Continent, Ss,25. Pork Steady Tai
| country Cpackugss free. GBNGSc. retro-
! leun- Stcady Rosin-I'rm, Turpcntlno--
| steady at 7l1aMT2c
! Rlco--stendy Molakses--steady. Sugar
| Raw, tirm, fair refining 3.23c,; centrifugal
/ 10 test, 3.l8c.; molassos sugar. Oar.; re-
{, nusd, se0dy. Conce--Spot quiet Rio No.
4 bfe,i Santos, No a. 7%G.; mild, dulli Cor
! dnya pgl2Ec, Fntures unchanged to 10
lppinta higher Hn'ter--Strong: extra cream
ory. aDiam%ic.; creamery. common 10 extra,
"a ace; hold, common 10 extra, 20M SOC;
state, dairy common TO first, 2l4Soc,i rom
ovateG. common 10 extra. lb02j9.i western
4 faetorS, common to 1rstS, l9G21Lc. Cheese
Firm; fun cream. coiored and white. sslull
and largo l9la@ be: skins 2gllhc, fggs--
weak; nearby, selected WV, zoe; do
choice lD@lblsc. do, brown and mixed cx,
ira lhe. irsts 70 extra hrsts. llhnlSa9c
lrreishts 10 LWcrpool--Quioti cot,oi4 rs
tteam, &c; gralg by Rteam. nd Peanuts
in"stlci @t2A7G i'otatoes- Irregular scrmu
aa, rev, per barrel, $6aS.5oi do, secont
crop SbefG.50; do. Cuban. s4mI,0ei do,
Florida new, simS5D; do. Southern, lat,
grpp SishpW2bo' do. old, per barrel. saN
: %.I5 rabhaHes- steady. domestic. per crate
si@fl ~; old, White. Danish seed yer ton
SiIS,0o. cottonseea Cir-Firm and stead
for futures Prime erudes {. o. b. mills, aTe.
!: prin,e summer gglloYt t5i$c,; or fvmme,' va
4oWf 4lhg A5e,ireeod, cf summer yelloN
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CHICKENS IN COURT.
Negro Who Had Taken Trip
North Talked Back to Officer

-Four frying -slze spring chickens were
tied together and left In heap on the
floor near the bench when Justice
C,rutchfIeld ordered the Police Court adj
iO,lrnrd yesterday morning. For q time
there was some disscnslon MS to who
would get tho chickens. Sergeant Tallcy
won ont.
with being a Suspicious character. Of
iicer FI. NJ. Davidson saw the negro going
IN Main Street viii, the four chickens
and Inquired about the destination OF the
none of tho bluecours business. Follow
ing this tho negro. who had once taken
a trip North, got real "saucy." The
result was that he spent night behind
Inc bars and was told to pay $3.50 for
being disordcrly on the street.
| rhe chickens will be returned to the
negro after he has served his time, OF
after he pays tho fine.
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, April 15.-The cotton market
Wss more. active To-day and trading seemed
to- be more general than for some time past
Fluctuations Mere somewhat Irregular. but
the general UNDERGONE OF the market was
steady with the close unchanged to points
net higher Sales We're estimated al 10000
3balcs The opening was steady at n decline
of soc points, owing to lower cables than
expected Dut the market Immediately rallied
on covering of shorts particularly IN the
near positions. The unfayOraDle showing of
the weather map for over the week end,
cradle territory, The Lighter receipts and re-
ports OF a better spot demand, which pro-
lnotcd buying Tor u turn. the market soon
worked above The closing figures Of last
: Week. led by May which advanced to 80,
selling on even tcrIns with Ju4y, and about
J o points net higher against gains of ms
points on tile later deliveries. Around these
and tho most urgent demand from shorts
seemed to be satisfied There was some sell
;,g for a turn. blFt there WAS no aggressive
pressure. owing possibly 10 revived appreheu-
i sions of Mas squeeze The market held
steady In the late trading E%Ports for tho
& ,iaS were nearly three times the port re.
ceipts, and both tho nnrt aud interior move.
figures, leading 10 modified estimates Of ihC
commercial crop
Receipts at the ports to-day were g2lt
bales against lS.40T last week and 1914
last year For the week $1,000 bales arains
l03 G9i last week and 97.t5E last wear III
days receipts NJ Sew Orleans @.a25 bale
against t.h6. Iasl year, and az flous1on 2,S9
bales against l,2Ss last year.
Cotton fnturOR closed steady
Open Hi@h Low Close
y April -. =. ,,..,.,., t.,. .t. ~
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ONTHELOCAL MARKETS

was good. anu the receipts. though
not any larger than is usual on BLUE
Monday" We're sufficient to meet tho
demand without creating material
changes in the figures quoted last
week. except in two or three items.
For instance, spring chickens have
gone off some In price on account of
larger receipts. They are now selling
in the feathers at thirty to thirty five
cents per pound, which is a shading
from last week Of five cents on the
pound. Virginia butter is also little
cheaper than it was last week, the
figures dropping. something like two
cents per pound. Large receipts of
fresh country eggs have also weaken
cd the price cent in the dozen in
crate lots. Eggs are now going at
fourteen and fifteen cents a dozen.
Florida vegetables were in smaller
receipt yesterday, and slightly higher
in price. Cold weather has extended
to Florida and the probabilities are
that supplies from that region will be
scarce for a week or more to come.
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'Tea-Chewing Habit.

II had an odd case Of tea-chewing
tho other day." said a physician, THE
man was yellow and cmaclatcd He
had been chewing China tea for seven
years.
"lIe said that at first tea-chewing
had had wonderfully stimulating Of
feet on him.
AZ drank in those days he admitted
frankly. and sometimes ! would turn
up at the shop after putting away
twenty ar TWENTY-FIVE beers, with only
three hours Of sleep 10 my credls,
Naturally %I'd-feel seedy, but, SIT, By
chewing a few smouthfals Of tea y y pe-
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LyScnnutu TOBACCO MARKET.

Lynchburg, Va, Alril 10, loo7.
Sales Of loose tobacco on the Lynchburs
marckt for Tie two weeks ending April ~,
1907 reported by John l.. Ogcsby, Of lAynchs
Warehouse follow:
pounds sold during week ending April l2th,
10000 pounds; ncl-enae for week ending
Sod from septclnher i, 1906 to April ~,
1907, li,7si,5oo pounds; sold from s's'tcbmcr
! 1905 10 April ~. 1906. las6o,6Oo pounds;
TEa receipts The past week we're quite
light and Indications arc that hey VIII
continue light until there Is good season
foI>hnndlIng tobacco. There was n rather
large proportion of the offerings. more or
less damaged by the hot weather OF sew
l'eral weeks past. The trade was QUITE active,
and prceB on all grades were aDoul UP 70
paF sales.
rhe quotations arc asRfollows: u : -
! Loaf conmon' II . 600 Il a TOO
Lear Medium =, 7.hO Gp 300
| Leaf good. /. N, ,,,..,,. 800 % 1900
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ANNUAL MEETING.
Affairs of Mutual Assurance So
cietY in Good Shape.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Mutual Assurance Society
OF Virginia was held In the offices OF
the society in the Mutual Building yes
terday afternoon. nearly all the STOCK
being represented.
The reports of the officers were re-
cenyed and duly considered. The imam
cial statement for the past year shows
that the society is in q most prosper
Gus condition. The assets of the So
ciety are s1S196S2; the liabilities arc
so7G,9S3, and the surplus is $l.542,7O0.
All the officers were reelected.
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NEW ORLEANS. eAprits !S.-COTTON-
Spot closed quiet and steady with prices IN
chang ed; middling. 1osa: sales were 200 bales
on the spot and As OTTO arrive. Futures
opened steady at n decline of points under
the close Saturday in harmony with the 14iv-
erpool market. There was little trading. and
the tone of the market soon became quiet
with a falling off OF La points in the ac-
tive months as the day Wore on. The close
was easy, prices ranging from sac points
low the close Saturday
Cotton futures closed steady: January.
i 102n: April. 1910 ASKED; July, 1912 bid:
August. TO-. 80 bid September, 0.37 bid: Cc-
tober, 1880; November. 81 bid; December,
10 IN bid
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c., April 1b.--SPIRlTs
TuI8PENT1 NII---Nothng doing; receipts. II
casks. Rosih---Nothing doing; receipts. 39s
barrels. rar-lrirm at s2.30: receipts, 100
barrels. Crude tInc--Firm at $1,000
500 and 1925: receipts. 9 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, April 15.--TURpEN-
T1NE--Flrm at 671sc.; sales. 126 casks. re-
ccpts 296 casks. shipments. CTS casks
Rosin--Firm: sales. 1911 barrels; receipts.
1,oll barrels: shipments, 21.993 barrels;
stock, S.707 barrels.
CHARLESTON. s. c., April 15.-TuRpEN-
TINE AND ROSIN--Nothlng doing.
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Growing Old Comfortably.

i ilnd am called mn old man by other
people: but / get along myself without
thinking Of this or nllsing>-about IT.; Nun, mn-
! an, lame. hut i do not say am lame
bee cas- i an" am eighty-four 4 say am lame
because had fan, precisely as , sh nonE "a
and three months old at three minutes after
three in he.tilrd month Of the year ~,
or, in brief II you can get along , wilh n,l,.
beHn comfort To yourself and u VIII cer,
s. ,ainlyi be n comfort 10 your frends,---t1d ward
Everett Hale, lii the MARCIA Circle.
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Cotton steady; mdslling, 11.e5 net re-
ccipts. 16S bales; gross, 7.1a7 bales: stock.
lG9.443 bales export to France. $50 bales
to the Continent, 3624 bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net rec/pts.
92lA bales; export to Great Britain. a,a21
lies: to France. $50 bales: TO the Continent,
l5.SSS bales; stock 1921 bales.
Consolidated Mt all ports--Net receipts.
1891 bales: export to Great Britain, ger
bales: 10 France $50 bales; to the Continent.
2S.64S bales.
Total since September ] st at all ports
Net receipts 91S9,S75 bales; export to Great
Britain, 3.333.120 bales: to France. S1I,362
bales; TO the Continent, S,oo1759 bales 10
Japan, a05,3S7 bales.
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DANvILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
(Reported by Dibrell Bros CncO
4 - n iaIll e mn

Danvillc. Va, April IL. 1907.
The story of tho market for tho past week
Is practically the same as 1t has been for
some time past and promises to be for Some
weeks to come; that Is, light breaks of COM
mon tobacco. with firm prices. Tho weather
has been quite cool. which prevented the
marketing of as much stock ias there would
have boon under more favorable clrcum-
stances We hear some complaint OF scar
city OF plants, buttwe TO not think It Mt MI
Eerloms. Trade In rcdtied stocks In quiet.
but some transactions OF considerable pro.
portions seen, to DO In prospect.
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come almost as alert ana fresh as ever

come almost as Alert and fresh as ever
again
"As tho habit grew on the man
though, its stimulating effect died. It
finally failed to stimulate him at all,
but without 1t he was nervous, he got
headaches and hc had no nH,ette.
"Of course ] advised him to abandon
tea -clewing-to abandon it gradually
What Interested me in Ills case was his
claim that in tea shopshc worked IN
a tea shop---the chewing of the leaves
was fairly common thins."--Alin-
Ineapolis journal
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL is. 1907.

ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk, NOR.
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Limo.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk incr-
chandlses and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk mer-
chandisc and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk mer-
chnndlsc and passengers Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Hampton. Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
sengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
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Meet in Norfolk.

Mr.. James b. Dohcrty, Chairman Of
the Executive Committee OF the Chiefs
Of Labor Bureaus, announces that the
date for the 1907 convention Will be
June ED, and that the body will meet
in Norfolk.
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my cOOns ,IARKrT

NEW YORK. April 15.--'rhc dry goods
market opened firm; very satisfactory vol
tme Of business came through the nails
The jobbinE trade is Increasing Its cotton
goods business over last year. Raw silks
shows nm advance of 30 cents per pound on
one line. and the tone is very strong.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEANtIT MARKET

tReporcd by Rodgers McCabc & COD
Spanlsh--Mnrket firm Mt s1.35 per bushcl;
receipts light. Virginlns--Mnrkct nrm Mt
4hM4%c. for fancy stock; machine picked.
az 937tc.; Smelling stock, 2NQ3c.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MAnKEr

Klchmond, va, AprIT To, 1907.
Tobacco-Dark Fired: Receipts continue
very light and market firm mt unchanged
prices, Brlghts: Market continues quiet
with light receipts. Sun-Cured Owing to
un Favorable season the receipts for the past
week have been very light. All grades In
good order and condition arc in demand at
full quotations.
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NATL II. r. of Mex. con. Is tbid).. 81
New York Central gen. 3its.......... aaA
Northern Pacific 4s, Neutrality-suspicious.. 1917
Northern Pacific IS (bid) ............. .lHs
Norfolk and Western con. As (bid) ~. a7is
oregon short Line refundng 4s..... o.
pennsylyania cony, slss.............. o5B
Reading General AS .......5......... 97A
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con. Ss.. ~
St. Louis and San Francisco fig. as. 81
ST. Louis southwestern con. As (bid).. ~
Senboard Air hLine 4s.-.............. -
southern Pacific list As certitlcatcs.... 93h
southern Railway 5s............ 111H
Texas and Pacific lists tofcrcd). 800. by
Toledo, st. l.. and Western 4s........ SOEs
Union Pacific 101M
United states Steel and 5s ........... 1886
Wabash lists ODD ............ III
Western Md. As. Observation-Disclosures. IS
Wheeling and Lake Erie As (bid). ~. so
wisconsin Central Observation-Disclosures. s6ss
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SMALL BREAKS OF
TOBACCO THIS WEEK

Prospects Tor loose leaf tobacco for
the present week are not bright. The
weather conditions are not favorable
their plows and other farm imple-
ments, and are taking but little time
to go to market.
However. all the warehouses have
some rairoadcd stocks in hand, and
even IL 10 wagons show up. they wiz
have small breaks this morning.
The sales will run as follows: First,
at Stonewal1: second, at Shockoe;
third, at Crenshaw's, and fourth, at
Shclburnes
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Examines Company.

Actuary Charles G. Taylor, Jr.. OF
the Virginia Department OF Insurance,
has returned from Norfolk, whore he
has been examining into the affairs Of
some local fire companies
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Stocks and Bonds.

exceedingly unattractive to Richmond
investors yesterday When the New
York exchange opened the market was
with other influences caused declines
of from one to three points in active
stocks during the first half hour.
1t seemed to be largely the effect of
tercst who covered freely on the early
decline. This covering and buying by
ROOM TRADERS caused sharp rally dur
Ing, which the active list, as a rule,
trading grew dull however, on this
rapid rally. and before long prices be-
gan to sag off again, slowly at first
and then more rapidly until in the last
prices Of the morning reached or ex-
ceeded. There was feeble rally in
the last few minutes. but the closing
was decidedly weak. and not far from
the lowest prices Of the day
Whatever the investors may be doing
or thinking about conditions else-
where. it is certain that those in Rich
mond arc showing no disposition to
take hold Of stocks even at their
present low quotations.
The exports of specie from New
York for all countries for last week
5s52s7 gold aud silver in the same
period last year. Since January 1st
the exports of gold were s1,741,336
and silver s11,oSs,6Gs, against si299.-
522 gold and s1C,79o2o9 silver in the
corresponding period last Year
The imports of specie during the
week were s43l,5b7 gold and $14,S26
silver q total of $44G3S3. against ST.
59S,579 the previous week and $1,057,-
3lS in the same period last year. Since
January LIST s5,615,377. against s5,o45,-
G25 in the corresponding period last
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NEW YORQ, April 15.--BEEvEs--Re eipts
?e92 head. steers 35.4o@6.45; bulls $4,000
$50: cows, s2M4.4o. Calves-Rc ccipts. 5000
E.G2hN7.75; cus, 81. Sheep and Lambs.
Receipts. 1864 head Wooden sheep, $1,000
G.7b; clipped sheep. 81 500; unshorn lambs
sSM9.25; choice State. do, $3.50: clipped
lambs. s7.5oGs.O0. Hogs--Recelpts, li,224
head. Market easier at S725GI.35
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U. S. rofundng 2s registered. ....... 1o4
U. s refundng as, coupon. ........... 1o4
U. S, IS. registered ...r.............. 10:
U. S S. coupon. .................... 10;
U. S. Old As registered. ............. 10:
Y. 5. Old As, coupon. ............. 10.
U. s. New is. reg. tex. int.l.......... II:
L. s New As, coupon. ..-.....s........ 13t
American Tobacco As. ........... 13
American Tobacco Gs.. ............... o.
.Achison general is...-.. ........... ~
Atchison adjustment As (bid). 5000. 81
Atlantic Coast Line 4s.............. 81
Baltimore and Ohio IS. ...... ........ ] o.
Baltimore and Ohio 3iss............. o.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv 4s..... S
Central of Georgia bs. ........... 1850. 10
Central of Georgia list Inc. (bid) ...... 5
Central of Georgia End Inc. (offercd).. II
Central of Georgia Sd Inc. toffercd).. q:
Chesa peake and Ohio diss- ........... lO9
Chicago and Alton 3hs.. ............. 6
Chicago, b and Quincy new 4s...... .
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BALTIMORE, ApfII I5.-f-ItOuK-lulet
and unchanged; receipts, 1895 barrels.
Wheat-Fasicr; spot, contract SOhc.; steam
cr, No, 2 red, 75isI75Hc.; receipts 1899
bushels: southern by sample, g. q sc Corn
Easier; spot. 53A q 537sc; white. 54& 954Mc.;
steamer, mixed, 5lEm Size: receipts. l17ol7
bushels: southern white corn, b3 q soc. Oats
Quiet. No. . mixed, ga 37l2c. Rye-Steady;
No . western, domestic, 75M76c. choice,
soc bid. Butter-Firm and unchanged:
fancy imitation, 23m2lc,, creamery 3lW32c.;
lade. 22I23c.; store packed, II l9c. EGGS
Steady and unchanged at 16iac. Cheese
Active and strong; large, l5c.; medium and
small, 15h@151ac Sugar--Steady; fine, 50.
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RICHMOND GRAM MARKET.
Richmond, Va. April 70, 1907.
..ls.... ~y,r,,r
QUOTATIONS

WHEAT
No red Gear lots)....,., say
No 8 red Gear lots),..... 81 a So
Steamer Gear lotsl......, 81 % 81
Rejected Gear lotsl.,..., 90 40 10
Virginia (bag lots) ..,.... 50 a So
CORN
No. 2 white Gear lots).,.. % b5l5
no. 3 white Gear lotsl..,. % bih
No. mixed Gear lo's) 81
no. mixed Gear iots),,.. 53Ea
Virginia (bas lo,sl...,.,, SO " 80
OATS
No. . mixed Gear lotsl.... ~
SO. mixcd Gear lots).... i6s
No. white Gear o,s).,.s, @ 4sk
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CHICAGO GRATS MARKET.

CHICAGO, April 14.--Free selling by longs
caused easy wheat market here to day.
At the close the May delivery was off sc.
Corn was down AGssc Oats We're n shade
lower. Provisions were shade to 17l.c.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE, MD, April l5.-Seaboard
Air Line. common ana Notwithstanding
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago. r. I. and Pacific r. X. +s.... ~
Chi Il. l. ana Pac. col. IS toTered).. 81
c. c. C. and ST Louis gen. 4s..... lOOA
Colorado Industrial 5s. series A..... 6.h
Colorado Midland As tbd) ............ CD
Colorado and Southern Es............ oo'a
| Cuba 5s....N.. Observation-Disclosures. 102
Denver and Rio Cirande As (offcrcd).. a5
Distillers' Securities 6S............s..... 81
| Erie prior lien As (offered). 81
| Erie General OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50
/ Hooking Valley AIS tbid) ............. 1o4l.
/ Japan Observation-Disclosures. 97Ts
| Japan Gs End series. ........... 97Is
| Japan AIS. certificates. .............. 9lh
! Japan 4s... Observation-Disclosures. say
| Japan 4,ss certificates. End scres... Obs
| louisville and Nash Unified As (bid) -. 100
Manhattan consoi gold IS Did. 80. ess.
| Mexican Central As. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81
/ Mexican Cen trail LIST Inc. tbid) ........ %
| MINI. and St. Louis As (offcred) 50
| Missouri, Kan. and Tex. As tbid) 1880. 81
] Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2nds.... sag
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CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET,
(Saes at Union Stock Yardsl

Richmond. Va, April 10, 1901
Report of the live stock market for the
week ending April 18th:
Best steers. 5is95s4c.; medium to good.
ers. 5a SIC: medium to good 4ik44Nc;
common to fair. 4@4Kc.: best cows, Az a
SIC; medium to good. sh &C.. common to
calves. s25 a 5000 per head. Calves. @sc.;
hogs. 6G63oc: a few extra. 6;kc:, rnugl,
BOWS and stays, 4hI5hc.: best sheep 5at %
&c: common to fair. 4 51sc.: lambs. 6h@
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Prospects good for all kinds OF stock.


CHICAGO April 15.-CATTLE-Recci pts
about $4,000 head. Market steady to DC.
lower Palm to best steers, $4.4096.75;
heifers. s3.15d5.50 COWS. ss.50d 90; bulls.
$3.50 G4.5o: calves. So .bOGn6.75: stockcrs and
feeders. So 50G510. IIogs--Reccipts about
$500 head. Market 1oc. lower Choice,
heavy shipping, 5000 q 6.62h: Int butchers,
$G.Gb a6.GIla; mixed, s6.62Am6.G5 choice,
sales. 5000 6s5 Sheep--Receipts about
$4,000 head. Market strong. Sheep, $.425d
go; yearlings, S5.25 $3.50; lambs, se.500
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO NiA1sKET.
tI,eported by Craddock & Jones, Virginia

Petersburg, Va, April is, 1907.
Light snles again the past week, but With
the favorable weather now for handling we
look for good sales next week. Market worry
active on all grades.
Tho quotations are rs follows:
Common luEs. eco 1@* SEP
Good Jugs, ........,,t',..... GID % S.7h
Shcr, leaf... ........t.,..... 700 ~ $50
Shipping leaf. ............. 300 % 1900
Short wrnppcrs.....,.... 1000 40 1900
Fine wrappers. ....,........ 1850 % 1000
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PRODUCE MARKET
STEADY AND ACTIVE
The produce and fruit market was
fairly active yesterday. The demand

Az. isisc.; prime white, 52d sac; prime
winter yellow, 10 sec.
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RYE
Virginia (bag lots) ...... 70 @ 70
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Spot cotton closed steady; mddling up
lands, II Is, middling gulf, 11.40; sales none.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond, va, April 10, 1907.
SALES AT BOARD.
'irsinla Centurles--5,ooo at 92&; 2,Ao0 a,