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The Meeker herald., 1907-11-16
Money to Loan.

Unlimited money to loan on farm
security. Low interest. For partic-
ulsrs apply to r. E. Sheridan. (D
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tNe leAk lFW AtthH-
Prices quoted are as follows.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. January lS--The cotton mar-
BET quite during to-dsy's trading with
fluctuations Irregular. and the close very steady
- an advance Of 204 points. Sales Tor the day
were estimated at 40 90 bales
Tho market opened barely steady NJ a decline
Or 2uo points. and showed net loss Of about
bff1 points on the active months during she
early session. owing 10 selling by some OF yes
ferday buyers and scattering hear pressure
promoted lower Liverpool cables. smaller
luElish spot sales and continued large re-
celpts. There was p fair demand at the de-
cline. part OF which said 10 he buying
against sales IN Liverpool. while there appeared
. DO some fresh buying. attracted by a huilish
private statement 81 stocks nt some of the
small amounted towns In the states of Georgia
end Alabama. and the market rallied during
the nlddle session with shorts covering for over
fhe weekend The intO-sight statement for the
Week was bearish. but many traders expected
we visible supply sta tement on Saturday 20
snow Dig spif ners' taSings. and some OF tho
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Dnn's Weekly Report.

NEW YORK. January 1S.-R- O. Dun &
Compauy's weekly review OF trade to-
morrow Will say:
Trade in winter fabrics improved as the
weather became more seasonable. but re-
ports for tho week are most irregular on
account Of varying temperatures. I'm
prOvement IN the traffic situation was
checked by snow biockades. Clearance
sales have made good progress and new
business Tor spring delivery is coming
20 iolSbers and wholesale houses In large
volumes while collections show some I'm
provements. although still slow In many
lines. Manufacturing returns are not
favorable. contracts I'm many cases cover
ing deliveries into 1893. while some cot
ton and steel orders are not accepted for
shipment during the first half Of 1907.
A few labor disputes are in progress
but most waSc-earpers are fully employed,
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and several liberal advances I'm pay We're
announced during tho week i'm prominent
industries. Consumption OF pig iron OK
ceeds production. despite the greatest rate
or domestic output ever recorded. as at
tested by the heavy imports without any
depressing effect on quotations. High
prices stu prevail In primary markets
Tor cotton goods, Yet the element OF
speculation is not conspicuous. many
lines being I'm n position where no severe
reaction is 70 be feared. Thus far few
cancellations have occurred. and manu-
tacturers are strengthening the situation
by conservauvely declining orders that
appear 70 be largely OF a speculative ma
ture There IS also q disposition 10 dis
tribute sales among numerous buyers, so
that the risk with any single customer
may be minlmized
A little more export business with
China has been accomplished. but tho
total IS still small. AS TO woolens. mems
weak buyers operate cautiously. and the
opening Of more new lines has attracted
little attention.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. January is.--BTOUR--Du and
shout steady. Rye flour-<9ulet. BuclCwheat
Flour and Bucltwheat-Duli. Cornmeal--Steady.
Wheat-Spot irregular; 40. rcd. Sole eleva-
tor Options A9Hsc. net lower. May. s2%c- :
July, S2sc.
Corn-Spot barely steady. No. ?. B3tc ele-
vator. Options unchanged. January. go. May.
SIC July &c. Oats-SpOt firm: mixed, 4ObAc.
Beef Firm. Cut Meats--Steady. Lard-Bare-
ly steady; western prime, $9.5OQe 50; refined
quiet. continent. 50 -. Pork-Quiet Talow--
Firm. Petroleum Steady. Rosin-- STEADY. Tur-
pentine-Steady.
Enthusiastically Rico--steadv. Sugar--Raw
steady. fair refining. &c: centrifugal. So test
8i4c; molasses sugar, &c; refined. quiet. Cor
fee-Spot steady; Rio. No. 4 6kc.: Santos
No T. 77sc.: mild. quiet: CordOva. odf2l5c.
Futures points lower y points higher But
ter-Firm; extra creamery. 29Q29ikc.. common
90 extra 0Qe9c.: common 20 extra. 1926.
Cheese-F1rTn. Eggs Steady and UNCHANGED .
nearby, selected. white S5QeSc; do. choice
52de4c.; DO. mixed. extra. 32G38c
Treight0 and Poanuts--Steady and unchanged
Potatoes and ages-Cluiet and unchanged
Cottonseed Oil-Easier. Prime crude r O. b
mills Soc prime summer yellow 44d45c.: prime
white. Sic; prime winter yellow. SIC.
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PRODUCE AND FRUIT
SELLING HIGHER

ne receipts OF country produce on
Cary street We're somewhat larger YES
terday. and the demand being very ac-
uNe. business was good all day. There
were but few changes I'm prices worth
noting. but everything was looking nm
ward and the figures that prevailed
We're stiff. Eggs took n sharp advance
because ~ scarcity and active demand
They sold Yesterday in crate lots At "a
10 - cents per dozen. and there We're
not enough OF the fresh ones on the
market 20 supply the demand at those
advanced figures.
The change in the weather has caused
some buoyancy IN the market. and tie
figures on everything. including fruits.
are SITTER.
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Danville Tobacco Market.


Danviue. Va January is 1907
During the holidays the sea sons were good
FOR handling and. therefore. when the sales
were resumed this week The receipts were verv
large and have continued heavy each day The
condition OF the offer ngs has been Setter than
usual bat SKIN too soft The quality has been
ABOUT average OF the crop. with perhaps
smaller proportion Of th. lowest gra ies The
market shows very decided activity. all classes
o. buyers cling eager bidders. ana the larger
corporations taking their full proportion az
the offer nss ana showing no quarter 10 out-
sid r.. From the start weather conditions have
been favorable for the farmers 10 marker the
crop. and az 90 time have prices showed any
declining tendency on the contrary prices have
showed a gradual advance from week 90 week
The farmers have taken advantage OF the sft-
u-ion. and have sold this crop perhaps more
rapidly than ever before And The BUYERS TOO
have chen eager and better prepared than ever
before 90 handle the crop expeditiousIv
The spectators have been able to realize
profits on their purchases almost fast as
they have been able 90 put them on the mar
ket and most Of them have been willing 10
part with their holdings close margins.
Therefore the communications OF stocks IN deal
ers- hands have nt no time been a. large as
usual, with The exception = a very few who
have been wiling 70 take the risk % higher
prices still which they seeo 10 await With
much confidence.
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ON LOCAL MARKETS
TOBACCO MARKET
CLOSED STRONG.

Transactions on the leaf tobacco mar
ket. so far as auction sales were con-
cerned. closed Yesterday with fairly
good breaks at all the warehouses. The
total sales were about $4,000 pounds
and tho good figures OF the week were
maintained 90 the last.
IN the breaks yesterday there were
some very good sun-cured wrappers and
many good filters. The buyers were out
IN fuH force. and the bidding was spir-
tied all day. The market closed very
firm with an upward tendency The
next sales viii he on Tuesday OF next
week
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I.yrch1lrE. Va January is. 1e~
Sales Of loose tobacco on thc Lynchbt1rg mar
krt f'r the two weeks ending January ID 1870
reported by john l. Oglesby OF Lynch-s Ware
h.us..
SOFA week ending December = 1875 30 00l
pounds; sold week ending January g. 1877 s77
s1 pounds. increase fe- week ending January
u. 1917. 3s5 300 pounds.
sold from September T. 1906 20 January y.
1877. $4,000 pounds. sold from September T.
1915. 70 January a.. 1896. s.i6s.5o5 pounds IN
Crcase for 1907. 167Z.te0 pounds
The sales for loose tobacco opened January
tth after two weeks holiday. The receipts
were quite heavy for the FIRST week % the
year The condition of the tobacco was rather
better than tina heretofore sold. a large portion
was of the lower grade yet there was more
oc the good and ne leaf offered than usual
The buyers were quite active IN looking after
their several grades. and prices On all grades
We're fully up % former qugta lions with the
prices good and fine leaf rather higher. In
dications are favorable for fairly fuu sales for
the next few weeks.
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Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
~ N. Follow ~ schedule figures published
-, t2iornation. ana arc not guaranteed.
- - a. ~ nnily-Locai fcr CHARLOTTE
$3.50 =. m-- DAILY limited buffet Pullman -
Elenta oni birmingham. New Orleans.
inphls. Cn1ttauoora. and OH the South.
tnf9uga coach Tor Chase City. oxford
e.,, -,1r am and Raleigh.
~ N u y, TX. Suniay-Kevsviile Local
---' ~ Ialiy-LinlteE Pullman ready SIX
ID Tor an The South.
YORK RIVER LINE
80 p M-Except Sunday-No. 1910 vssT
-onneotiaE for Baltimore. Mon-
,.- Vass. Wednesday, and Fridays.
-- -i-.. '4'n -are. Wednesdays ara FRI
90, oe}s--No fo-rocaf 20 west Point
80 A--Ercept sunday-No 7i-LOcai IA
49, =. N-From au che s7rfh
SO N-From Charlotte. Rafs'< h. Durham
o.. h1.s CITY ana Local stations
geo 4. M--Frorr Kevsviila ana Local Stafioas
30 N --No. i5-Frou- Baltimore and west
1875 r.. go o. Wednesday. and rr.aey-.
o-l' II. So. 75-FTom West Point aa1
O. ". WF-TrrrpT u
- 80 9-o r. Main Street Ri-N ra0nd. Va
c. IT ACKTRT s. III WARDWrCK
UP. a1d Cen a-r- PAS -T~af Nrr.f
". IT TAyLOE C.. p. A,
Wa-ll0rton. n. O.
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Newspaper Tributes

On the demise OF the lSss
Henry Clay Payns. q oonosrn IN
New York gathered from the
papers published throughout
the United States 1855 news
paper stories Of the life aud ca
Fesr Of the deceased.
TheSs items were carefully
mounted on Irish linen leaves
and bound IN s volumes. 400
pages 20 the book. A cover Of
genuine seal was appropriately
isttered In gold and the entire
material, representing the work
Of many people for several
months. has Just been delivered
TO Mrs. Payne at Milwaukee.
Mr.. Burrslle. who makes q
specially OF this unique method
OF preserving family history.
also compiled four volumes con
tanning the letters. kilograms
and cards OF coincidence received
By the family. ali constituting q
family heirloom that will be
handed down to future genera
tons
This work IL one CT the sew
erRl Developments Of the press
clipping industry and Mr.. Bur
rslle has made q special study
Of the Work he created several
years ago.
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GLOOM GATHERS
OVER THE MARKET
Situation is i'm the Hands OF the
Regular Professional
Dealers.
MONEY, BUT NOT CONFIDENCE
There Was One Rally, But a De.
tcrmincd Drive Broke Market
al the Close.

...-... ,..t,t- -. ,
~" ''iNh' january A. i'1ua OK
depression gathered over tho stock market
to-d.tv and tn,. wcaknoes which has
49,, ...,..... , t..,...t..... ,.....
came general ana acute inns Was = PEE
suit rather or crNstalliz IA zion of senti-
mont on current fori.s az afscifs.,o, ttan
af,v important factor fn tho .it.stfo,
Afnf.ovrr. 10 became c,.f.5.r. .t.4 i.r,.
a.ti,Iti-s were fra.oafla O., rroe,e-
tlor.il marty or, tf.. fo.r side -ri.f- ...-t..
ft.v..a ever, evidence. 90 e...-..,.-.e..l .
aa.lz.fion and a,rr.s..,o l..6c-shfr
Tha bold methods pursued Bose the ,e,,.i,.
o-ranizca party is shown lv t,e ,,i6c-
srroad rrociarnatisr. mad. n..eo-, 81.
opening ~ trading a. ll. plans for a..
,t f-.f,s',.- 1890,
directed agsinst t-~i-ed ststee s.eef .,..t
Union Pacific WnN. n-afaeeior.t .i.o~.
selling was cl.ar1, tra~o-l,o b.. .,.s a,...,
market the ,.ilnera hfiit, Of values ,-..
rrrn-d the Views u tho hears an1 r.ro,-c.,
rHe existence ~ the conditions on vhicn
they based the attack -rre ,s+i.r.,.-
az tf. weeks ,,,--or...,. ,,,,,,-.,. D., -
sized tic GROWING GAS. a. oil. -,.',....
,I.,a+..- ,.t.. . .
a. Sf4el1ooo lam. s.rti-.c,,, g., 49,. ....,,-
market is formed .o fpa net.ee ,r-.. 10
arc-,r.ula,io- ~ none, ,....'r.... ,,..g
time IS -,t to l,e f,r tfo f,.,.r. -.
Ejaculation Dan. Sd ltLf. d. ,
o. fart as araliabi. IN ..ta ,s-o - a..
enormous issues 81 re,,. ,ar,..I v-s.,.
fr,.- ~afr,t,., 30. .-. r,..-
discount rate Wa followed ,,...te,. t.- b.
hardening i- .I- ...., ...-,.+
d....l..,-.. ,,,. g. '
o. Ola. f,,o--,.t,.-.-, 80.
a. london -rlfs ..,.-.,,...--. ~
f..r trsr flo -,..--,,.,.
1-r,-,-,.s .,,.i...-t... h.
,..ar g.sl.,,-+ --.-. No.. . ''.'
.' -'t..." iAH ''''-
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Railroads.
r. F. ca p. yi S 55a.:f s.s : /.

r. F. CO P Bi5 ss1s;f fs 3 Z
TRAINS LEAVE RfCrMCcD- NORTfIWArD
a. oal,-nsri 81. Through
- q NJ -Daliy-Naln st. Thruprh.
'-' a M-1xcc1r aforIav-Byri 81. Through.
'.s' A. M.-.Wssk pays-Elba. Ashland Ao.
$50 a . n-oai's-Hysa ST Through. Loess
'.oo 2 N.-WesS ba5.-Br5sea 81. Fr S'STs
r.-o 11i1 Ac-'-anioiatiou.
3 %, p. n. y. l-afafu So Throurh
$50 y M-.Wee'S Days-Esa. Ashland &C.
SOD p. M-Dauy-Ryri ST. through
4"@-.'9 ARRIVE RICHMOND - SOUTH
'' 49, a, oII,v.ec,lS Days-Eioa. Ashland Ae-
S .-urri S. Throush.
90 .-a Accom- alniaflnn.
4'--' z, 81 --Nee's Days-Byrd 81 Through
2. ,Hs-.Daily-aia'n St. Through.
" eel, Days-Eioa. Ashi-ni 40
5'5 3 -Bs.5 S., S. T Though LOG.
81" p M-Danr-,'a'n street, Taroush. Al
80 T. aiis--sisf7 ST. Through.
''" Week Days. Byi street through
,-oNl Pullman r1rs
~ p Puil-ren Sleeping or Pari-- Cars %
5,ri p, trains. ox-ep- 'ralus arriving Rich
r..'is.,l..' A. n. week days. and local accom-
,,5n i"e e, - arrivals aad departures ana conpeo
W, ~ DUKE. C. w. crrP W. p TAYLOR
- -' Fresr- oen'l supt. Trar Mgr.
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Virginia
Trust Company
No. e22. Northwest Corner Tenth and
Main Streets.

The Safety Deposit Boxes ir
vault Of this Company, in point
o. security against file and bur
glars, are equal to any. Rental
charge, $500 per annum and M,
according TO size. Courteous at
tentiOn TO renters.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARIE
(Sales at Union Stock Yards1

llchmond, Va January IS 1877
Report Of the live stock market Tor as 80.
ending January Z. 1907.
Best steers, 6ls99lac medium to good ~ =,
bAc: common to fair, 3A0fhc: best Seifers%
sc medium % good. 4g4i5c.: common 10 fsts
398%c.; bost fst cows f64Hc. . medium To- go
sac. Best fresh cows. 81. 0O7l6s 90. coTnor,oS
and medium. S4GB 90. and slow ssle. eood
SprtnEers. SS004OOo: veals. 6q8c. Light run ~
hogs; good hogs. 6>sG6 Sc; shOats s&ds SOC ;
sows. 61s6Siac. stays and rough hogs 46sc
Light run Of sheep, good. rat sheep G0RTc M
dunn. 6Q6ifc.; common, 500: best lambs S. .
medium 70 good. Giz0fi &c common. tisT5tsc
market;
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COTTON MEN ENDORSE
RQOSEVELT'S RIOT ACTION

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, January is
The Southern Cotton Association this az
ternoon. I'm convention. adopted "a re-
solution unanimously endorsing Presi-
dent Roosevelt ia discharging tho negro
troops at Brownsville. A special dis
patch will be sent TO the President to
this effect.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
ARKANSAS HOT AFTER
THE TRUST CONCERNS

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. January is
Suits for alleged violations Of the anti
trust laws OF the State were filed to-day
by the District Attorney against Armour
Il Co.. the Waters-Pierce Oil COMPANY.
the Hammond Packing Company Nor
ris & co. and the Cudahy Packinr Com
pany for amounts aggregating Sl.S33.
600 each.
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sfARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND. JANUARY Il. 1907.
ARRIVED.
steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk. Fnerchan-
disc and passengers ola Dominion line.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harney Norfoik mercnan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer P0cahontas. Graves. James River
iondines and Norfolk. merchandise and paSsen-
gers Virginia Navigation Company.
Barge Tloga. Ellis. New Berne. y. @. ferti-
llzer.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JANUARY IS. 1907.
ARRIVED
steamship Danviile Thomas, Baltimore pas
sengars and general cargo.
steamer Elm city. Haynes. Mattapom RIVER
landings passengers and general cargo.
SAN Ed
Steamship Danvflie, Thomas. Baltimore. pas
sengera and general cargo
steamer Elm city. Haynes. Mattaponl River
uas-oagors aad general cargo.
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Railroads.
R richmond and Petersburg
Electric Railway

Car1 laavo corner OF sevenfh ord pow
Streets. Manchester. every hour ION the hour
from A. N 20 20 p. ~ Last car 10 midnight.
Limited car. b.A r. NJ. daily except sunday.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot OF sycanl. rs
Street every hour from SIS A. NJ 20 l0.1 p.
A. NJ. daily except Sunday
All cars from Petersburg connecting Rich.
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BALTIMORE. ND. January 1s-FTOIyR-
Dull and unchanged Wheat Firm. srot con
tract ia. g75Tsc Com Ffrrer; spot ga n
4Nsc.; southern white corn, 4Tfpt9l.c Oats
Firm; no. white. 45c.: No. white. l2l4eitc .
No. mixed 4oiz94.c- Rye-Loyvar. No ?
western. domestic. Toc- sales. Butter-Frirrn
and lower: fancy imitation. 25G27c; do. cream
cry. &GSse.; do. lad4e 3Q22e. store packed
l7Gcoc. Eggs-FfrTn at &c Chaese-Active
aud unchsnged large. l4,tc-: medium. ftssc ..
small 1850 Sugar-Steady ana unchnnred.
coarse granulsted and fine &C.
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WILMINGTON. y. C.. January 1s-SPTRrTs
TURP1cNTIN E-Nothing doing. receipts g.
casks Fsosin--Nothing doing. receipts 81 bar
rels Tar-Tirm at $40, receipts. us barrels.
Crudo Turpendne-Flrm az s.. So %: receipts
2i3 barrels
SAVANNAH GA. January 1s-TURPEN-
TIM. Firm at e9s.c. sales. 81 casks. receipts
652 casks; shipments. a9 casks. lsosin-Fi I'm
ments SO harrels. stock. 8. 81 barrels
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- GooDs MARKErs-

NEW YORK. January ts--Tha dry goods
market was very firm to-day and some large
buyers operated on cooon wooden goods The
storm interfered some with The house trade for
the day. Raw wool Is high Linens are being
advanced A further advance IS noted ia some
lines Of print cloths. The cotton yarn market
" as qu.sL but steady. nrm a. top levels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19

Firm No spring wheat. T7asoc . No E.
e3glSc. No red. 72-.a7Stto. No > corn
$50 no. yellow. 42aac. No . oats zIsc
40 white. 5sGS7isc No 2 rye Sc Fair
- choice mailing. a. 1850 No. ! fiaxseed
= .l3.-; No northwestern 81 .20ls. prime tim
othy seed. - b. Clover. CONTRACT grades sfa
snort ribs. sides Goosei s. 1909 10; mess uorll
Sleso: Lard per To- pounds. s9.35 short clear
SIDES tooXed). g = Qe o.. Whiskey basis ~
nigh wines. S-29. Butter-Market stead
creamer1es. 9oE2Sc.; diaries. 1926 rsrs-
strong; az mark. cases included 236sFi.e g.
trsts. @5izc; prime hrsts. 2sc; extrs- ~
Cheese-S;ealy a. 1sG-4c.
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CHICAGO. I'LL. january lS-CATrTsF--Re-
ceipts about 100 head Market steady but
slow. Common 20 prime steers sfdD4 70. cows
s.. 7584 70. helfers s. 61d6.oO; bulls 81 75R4 20.
calves t2E6Q0 d. et0ckers and feeders a. s045
$50. Hogs--fteceipts about 81 900 head Mar
ket 60. higher Choice shipping hogs s. con
s.: good heavy. mixed. s. .67isef6 .s2is: assorf
ed. light. s. 67IaGS.60. bulk Of sales S665as 90
Sheep-Reoeipts about 1000 head Market
steady but dull sheep. S3d5.7s; vesrlinzs
81 60Qs %: lambs. IS 76Q7. 70.
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Chesapeake @. Ohio Railway


CINCINNATI INDIANAPOLIS. ST LOUIS
CHICAGO. LOUISVILLE. NASH
VILE. MEMPHIS.
2.f5 p ". daily and 100 N daily except
saturday; 1l.E p NJ Saturdays
WEsTBOUND LOCAL TRAINS:
s-5 a. r. and J.l5 T. II week DAYS.
NEWPORT NEWS NORFOLK AND Oh
POINT.
800 A. ". and 400 r. NJ daily.
LOCAL FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND OLE
POINT.
T.35 a. 1r and 500 y NJ daily
JAMES RIVER LINE
1880 a. NJ. daily. CHS p 81 week DAYS
Arrive Main Line from West. $50 A. NJ
~ 20 A NJ. - a p NJ. ''7:E " From
Fast. 'io.o- NJ. 81 .t5 A. NJ 900 F. NJ.
$500 ~. James River: IS ,4o A. NJ. ss.5s
T. ~ cDaily ''Except Sunday
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.
prANTT MARKET

tReportsd by Rodgers. AfcCabe and Coz
PETERS BURG. VA, Jan. is PEANUTS
Spanish-Afarket firm at s. 30 per bushel. Vir-
ginias-MarTet firm at 4ltQ4stc FOR fancy stock
machine picked, 4g4i4c-; Smelling stock. Sgtc.
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CHICAGO. ILL., January 1s--General SELL
Ing. the greater part OF which was In the
nature OF realizing, caused weakness today In
the local market Tor wheat corn and oats At
tho close wheat vas down sac- for Nay. Corn
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TOBACCO NrARKETs.

Richmond Va. January is 1877.
Totacc0-inark Fired While the receipts
have been heavy during the past week. the
laa rilo. has been strong and Hctive 20 fun quo
tatiors BriEhts. Market continues nrw sc
unchanged prices; light receipts. Sun-Curcd
Receipts heavy. hr- the market is HcfiNo o.
prices quoted. Wrappers: c0ntne scarce AMI
wanted.
The orotaffonr are "a follows.
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NEW YORK. January lS.--BEEVES- Re
oeipts. 2922 head. Medium 20 choice steers
s. iO16 q: bulls S4fi4 D.; COWS. 81 Rd4 IS. oxen
- 65li5 2s. Calves Receipts. no head Neals
q. 5OQ9 60. prime Veals here. western. 81 90:
dressed calves Arm. Sheep and Lambs-Re-
ccipts. PISS head. Sheep. 81 So06 35: lambs
ShHoS.oo. Hogs-Teceipts. l.S0 head. None
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET


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Petersburg, Va. January u.s. 1917
SaleS the past week have been heavy with
active market on an grades. We note espe-
cially more competition and stronger demand
Tor Austrian grades, and wrappers both long
and short. than any previous eek Of The sea
SON. We quote.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19

y -ff.t r-Trn closed steady 1T i1llug upianla.
o. - ul--llaT s-if % l. 4.es. -.-le ua4ea
Cotton. STEADY. a'ddUrr l1.s0. uet receipts
,i bales gross AIS bales. sales. lyio bates.
stock lf- fes bales
Total to-day ~ aI rorts-Nrt receipts ~ SIS
bales. export 20 Great Britain. = So bales. 90
tle continent. .i.lli bales. 20 Japan. .Gg bales
stock 20 7-4 bales
Consolidated At ell n1rtr-S-et RECEIPTS. ~. ~
bales. export O. Greet Britain - gc hales T.
France, IS 80 bales. t1 The Continent. IL. IS
tat-F, 10 Japan. s.--- bales
Total since September fsr 90 at ports et
receipts e7s7.Ha- bales. export 20 C-reat Brita.u
2 .e- on bales. f1 I'ra-rc. GO -7- bales. 2. Che
Continent. 4.s--l-f Bales 90 Ieuau. l-1 ess bales.
NEW ORLEANS. January lotion
8, 20 closed steady. -uraango1- ullllng laac A..
sales on rle spot were @ 90 bales aad 3 go to
arrive. Tufrres opened Qu.et az decline o
rqin's ca the big movement and lower liver
pool. Trading vas ra ner lulf and fluctuations
were narrow. hlt the sentiment was bulll-h
rather than heari-l The closing tone was
barely steady 20 points lower taan yesterday S
closing
c1t;on futures closed nre'v steady a. follows.
January l1l February. sd TO- March, lo...
Nay. le--5s June. 1917. July "a g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
Seaboard Air Line Railway.

sOUTHBOUND TRAINS LEAVE RICHMONJ
DAILY:
$40 A. NJ Local 20 NorIna, Raleigh. Char
lotto. WnmlNEton.
so = NJ -sleepers and coaches Savannah.
Jacksonville and Florida Points.
s:43 M-Soud pullman train 10 ST. Angus
time
1880 j. M-s1eepers and coaches. Atlanta Biz
minzhnr1. Memphis. Savannah. Jackson
willie and Southwest
NORTHBOCND TRAINS ARRIVE RICH
MOND DAILY:
G 20 A. IT. s:52 A. ~. 5,l0 T. n. 555 P. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19
LANCASTER &LUCKE
Bankers and Brokers,
Richmond, Va.

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