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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-19
CAP TAIN FOWLER
TO SAY FAREWELL
Brigadier and Mrs. Atkinson to
Be Here to Conduct Last
Meetings.

Brigadier j. Atkinson. general sec
rotary of the Atlantic Coast province
of the Salvation Army, and Mrs. Al
kinson will be in Richmond saturday
and Sunday to conduct the meetings
in connection with the farewell OF
Captain and Mrs. Fowler, who for four
wears have been in charge of the Rich
mond corps. Services VIII be heid
in the Army Hall at s:1o O'Clock Sat
urday night, and on Sunday morning
Brigadier Atkinson will speak In the
Allen Avenue Christian Church. Mrs.
Atkinson will sing a special solo and
will also deliver an address. In the
Grove Avenue Baptist Church Brlsa-
der Atkinson will speak on the SAL
walton Army at S:15 o'clock Sunday
night, and Captain Fowler will speak
of his command in Richmond and pa
farewell to his friends
A series Of large meetings is being
arranged for Sunday, January 80. In
the First Baptist Church. at $3.50
o'clock in the afternoon, a big mass
meeting, with John L. Williams pre-
siding, will be held Among those
present will be Revs. G. ". Mcdaniel,
Robert w. Forsyth, W. G. James, Hugh
D. c. Maclachlan, John N1oncure and
others Captain Frank Cunningham
and w. Douglas Gordon will sing. and
Kirk Matthews will preside at the or
gan. Major NJ. f. Barter will be pres
ent and Adjutant Fl. Gore will sing.
The last meeting will be held In
the Seventh Street Christian Church
at Sis o'clock, when Mr.. Maclachlan
will speak of the work of the army
in Richmond. Adjutant Gore and Mrs
Teasdale will sing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-19

New York, January B.--There was re-
hewal OF last weeks bearishncss in the cot
ton market when prices broke into new low
ground with the movement FOR March con
tracts selling at 1874 and May a, 1850. or
1926 points below the closing figures OF
the previous day. sharp rally In the last
few minutes left the CLOSING, tone of the
market firm and materially reduced the loss
with the general list showing net decline
OF from 209i6 points, The market opened
weak at a decline Of li62a points on the
Old and da!a points on the new crop pos.
lions and showed sensational excitement
nom The very start There seemed TO be
general feeling that large lines of long
cotton remained to be liquIdated. but dur
ing the early trading prices were pretty
Wen sustained by the relative steadiness OF
LiHerpool and Liverpool buying here to undo
straddles. AS soon as the English market
closed and arbi'rage offers We're withdrawn,
however the market became very weak and
at times appeared TO BIO utterly demoraIi;,.
ed. Tentative efforts were made to check
the decline, but Wall stree, did not and
Southern houses fairly poured their selling
orders into the ring, and offerings of larEe
blocks showed some big interest was sell.
Ing in the most urgent manner. pressurt
became a little lees aggressive, however
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Cotton futures opened weak and closed
otton, quiet. middling, l4.o5; stock,

Cotton. quiet: middling, noS; stock l':'s6i
bales.
Tota, to-day at all ports--Neet receipts Is,
gii57 bales; export TO Great brita'n, o1o
bales; TO France 1853 bales; 10 the CONT
nent 1856 bales; stock s?e,Sl4 bales.
| Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts,
| 5l0l bales; export TO Great Britain. aia
bales; to France, sci bales; TO the CONT
ncnt, a3.13l bales.
| Total since September ! at all ports--Net
| receipts 5,4ss,S1l bales; export to Great
| Britain, l.49o6l5 bales to France. iS''ls'
! bales; to the Continent, LESBOS bales; 10
| Japan, 29,523 bales; TO Mexico, ll,sl9 bales.
| New Orleans, La January ls-Cotton--
Spot cotton unchanged; midd!ins. l5c sales
on the spot 700 bales and 200 10 arrive. SAFES
OF 5000 bales OF hedged cotton were also re.
ported. Futures opened barely steady al
a decline OF 1921 points in sympathy WIN
weakness in New York. Bears controlled
the market all day and around noon ap-
plicd pressure that sent the old crop de-
iveries 69G71 points under yesterdays CLOS
ing. The gossip OF the market was that me
recently formed bear clique was trying 70
force prices so low that banks in the South
would call margins on holders OF spot cot,
TON. In the afternoon session The rank ana
t,Ie of shorts took profits IL willy, and the
market rejected about so poll.,s The closed
was steady. Futures closed steady. closing
bids: January. 1855; February, 1850; Marcn,
1870; May, lies; July, ll.el; september, l-.sV'
october, lc.5e
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Ku,Eh.. OF pythins Elect omsora.

pnc. hontas Va. W January lS.--On
Friday evening the election OF officers
took place for the ensuing year for
the Knights OF Pythas. the foliowins
being elected. Castor e, Galloway,
chancellor commander; Y. Magrlll'
vlce-chancellor; John w. owens. pre-
late; John NJ, Newton, keeper OF rec
ords and seals; J r. Lindset' master
OF hnance; q, IL. zimmerman master
of exchequer; M, katzen, master OF
arms l3. Berger, inner guard francis
Goodman, outer guard. Z
John M. Newton, past grand chan-
Icellor was c;ected representative to
the next meeting az the Grand Lodge,
to be held In Bristol, Tenn, IN May,
1910. Goo. IT. Zimmerman, past chan
lcellor. was elected alternate.
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after o'clock and n better tone developed.
while around 1850 for May there was tre-
mendous demand from the same strong spot
people who had checked the panic OF last
Friday. Covering was factor in the iate
trading when prices rallied about Is $50
poa,s from tho lowest. with March closing
ut 1854 and May at 1915. There appeared to
be nothing in the general news to explain
the renewal OF panic iauida.ion,
around tho street after the close that the
break into new Iowa ground had removed the
liquidation OF people who had been ape
to carry their cotton over the slump OF last
week but whose position has been weakened
by the sensational decline. spinnerS We're
said TO be large buyers of contracts durinS
the day. Southern spot markets were uh-
changed to ic. lower.
Receipts al the ports to-day were .i,io'
bales against 1915 bales last week and oe.-
! 4Il last year. For the week $4,000 oaies
| acains. is0s9i last week and .4S.t$9 last year.
| T0-days receipts at New orleans 1851 bales
against leo?l last year. and at Houston s''s9
| bales against l5,glc last year.
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ACCEPTS CALL TO ATLANTA.
Rev. j. W. Ham, of Newborn, to Be-
come DR.. Droushton's Assistant.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

[Special5to The Times Dispatch.l
Newbern, N. c.. January 1S.-Rev. J..
w. Ham, pastor Of the Tabernacle
Baptist Church. in this city, recently
had call to become assistant pastor
of the great Tabernacle Church. in
Atlanta, Ca. Mr. Ham announced to
his congregation Sunday that he had
decided toVgo to Atlanta, and offered
his resignation. to take effect Feb
ruary 1. The Atlanta church to which
he has been called, Is an institutional
church. with hospitals, dormitories,
trained nurses, etc. The church en-
ploys twelve paid workers, cost s35O,-
900 to build, and requires $4,000 a
year for Its expenses. Mr.. Ham will
be assistant pastor--a new position
and will have general charge Of the
work during the absence of the pastor,
Rev Lon G. Broughton. who is away
much or the time.
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New York
Stock Market

Now York. January 1S.---It Is rarity
lent a price movement as that forced
yesterday and last week arrested 50
completely and suddenly as was the
case for the greatest part of to-day.
The departure from precedent In to-
days market proved completely niys-
tifying to the professional trading ele-
ment.
Foreign selling of stocks was an inn
portant influence In the early unsettle-
ment, large selling orders for London
account being executed in all OF the
leading international stocks. This vas
the expression of financial London's
opinion of the course of the English
elections. Tic unloading OF foreign
speculative holdings contributed ma
,erialiy to the morning dip in prices,
which put some OF the market leaders
to lower points than the lowest of
yesterday. The selling OF United states
Stetl was particularly large and
persistent In the Northwestern
granger group, on the other hand,
there was some evidence of support,
until tho Hill stocks slunped late in
the day. There was revival OF ru-
n,ors of the possibility of dividend
been prevalent for several days. The
large capital expansion of late years
by the railroads of that territory and
some falling off in earnings in the
last month or two for some of them
made the ground work of these ru
mors. Another spell of weakness In
Rock Island. which accompanied the
election OF Rock Island representatives
10 the Lehigh Valley board. was read
as disappointment that the new order
of things in that direction did not so
further.
The power of resistance was scnsi-
bly, weakened towards the end of the
day, and prices ended at the lowest
in sympathy with the break in the
Hills. Money continued to work
easier and discount rates abroad de-
clined as we'll.
Bonds were easy. Total sales, par
value, S2.s45,ooo. United States bonds
We're unchanged on call
Total sales of stocks for the day
were 1.177,4oO shares
New York, January 1s.-Moncy on
call steady, s 1-2G4 per cent; ruling
rate. 3 3-4: closing bid, 3 IL; offered
at per cent. Time loans easy, but
dull; sixty days. per cent, and nine
ty days. "a Ii; six months, Lao
41-c.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 4 IL
% per cent. Sterling exchange
steady, with actual business in bank
ars' bills at s4.S3a0@$i.Si for sixty
day bills, and at S4.S670 for demand
Commercial bills s4.sS i-4@s4.s3 "a.
Bar silver, So 3-S Mexican dollars, A.
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r,>rr,y An,1Y APPOINTMENTS.
a,,uo+e. From Five Institution ~
y rah" go. " NJ. T., Are Selected.

nraahineton, D. c.. January r. &,
was ,sa n, ~ t from five distinguished In.
G Ia..,a,,a ~ learning" of the class 81
s seno ara to-day chosen by the Wa1
wv, t meep for second lieut. enants N
.p =, av iThey are: Geo. S. Gay OF
"a a 49, school. at Manilus, y: y.
appointed to the field aatill n,th caro- G,rp
e nee NJ. MoMurray, Of the south > e ame
Ina Military Academy; Guy !, ! !, h9 s,s
or the Norwich uniy university. No W,na,nts
Vt: John MacGruder. o. ehe =, ,rusr Az
Military institute ama vna academy, at
~ o'n,v .ar Ind. Ten institutions We're
asked asked, TO nominate candidates for tn the
ranlt Three failed to respond. me
graduates designated By another a, col
lege did not appear for physical g en-
animation, and the nominee IRON Z" :
other ono was under age,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-19

State Tuberculosis Sanatorium has &C.
complished wonders. in the judgment
Of those best In position TO know the
facts. A number OF those that came
here Ill have already returned to their
homes cured or SO greatly improved
that they can take UP their usual work
The thirty-flve patients now at Cataw.
ba arc doing well. and practically all
OF them will soon be able TO return W
their homes So interested are these
patients in future appropriations lot
the sanatorium, and so confident are
they that the States youngest hospi.ai
viii save many lives. that they are
planning to petition the Assembly ioi
enlargement of the present plant.
1t is understood here that tnere nie
many names on the present "aillHs
list Of the sanatorium. with peInap.
hundreds OF sufferers waiting q c'.an.s
for admission. According TO state ~.
fcials who recently visited mere on -.
insnectfon OF the sanatorlnnl. theic e.. ..
at least 1000 consumptives IN ing So
whose sole chance for lie depehus , uuos
The bounty OF tho state OF ''is
or the Commonwealth. ~.
II the Legislature makes iperat !. III 3.
oronriations for the sanatorlun III, = y
nxnected that new buildings m
crected to accommodate AT leuSe tbo
nore patients. This VIII enao'e .,vns
state To treat about 500 consu1t tho -.
YEAR. and will greatly redure -. ~ tron,
raj numb er Of deaths IN me 49,, ,.,,and &c
consumption News IRON a,,'the M !.
being anxiously awaited uy -
items now at the sana'o''u
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NEW yonK pRopucE a1AnIlEr.

New York January ls--i'lour---pnll ana
lowe, to soil, Ryc Flour and 4Gornin t,.l.
Steady Bpclewheat Flour ana 'Sse WHY
Easy: No, red $3.50 sales. elevator. domes-
tic. and sl,so nominal, Z. o, b aloa. , op-
tiona closed Aep7sc. net lower, MAY, N.lst.'
duly, los. Corn Easy; No. 3, 1alse elevator,
domestic; nc. delivered. and 7se. I, o. b.
unoa,. nominal. options closed N@ lHe net
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WANT LARGER HOSPITAL.
ratlent. At state ruberculo.I. sunato

'"''e"'s ~ state iuDcTcui"s's{ '""" w
RUM to Petition Legislature.
Catawba, Va, January 1S.--The ac-
ton OF the General Assembly regard
Ing the state Tuberculosis Sanatoriuln
rs being awaited here with great tn.l
torcst Tho patients and the officials
or the snnatorium and tho people Of
this section are hoping that funds will
be available during the next few
months to enlarge tho institution and
to increase It's power to save,the hun.
fdreds of Virginia citizens now dying
from consumption
y Since Its opening here last July the
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BOND QUOTATIONS

lower. May, 7s9ic.; July. 7s'ic.: September.
76hc. oats-steady: mixed nominal. OPP
tons closed &c. not lower May. , ss.e' ~,
Steady Steady TurpentineMEasy. Iolassos-rirm.
sugar-Barely steady: refined steady Col
fee-Futuros steady, net unchansea. spo. ;
1. aaW.c.: mild. quiet; cordoya. ll@ll,ss.
Butter-Unestted. but prices unchangeu.
Cheese and Eggs-Firm and unchanged. 70
tatoes-DniI; bermuda second crop. per
harrcI s3m5oo. Maine per Gag. si.6o41.sa.
CabbaEcs-Firm and UNCHANGED. Frcishts
and Peanuts-unchanS ed
Cottonsoed oil market was weak. ciosin
al net decline of 3a2H points undor hcavy
.louidation OF long oil In tho weakness IN
cotton and lard. sales amounted to 2iaeo
barrels January. s.a59s99: March. Ie5m.o':
May. 7.o6m7M; July. I.l5a'lo; prime cru ao e.
7c8 prime winter yellow Ecou7se; prime
summer white. 7oo6T.15.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, January 1s.-Grnin and provisions
declined in price here to-day. the market
being nervous in all the pits. Wheat led
the downward march OF the grains, closing
from J: pll4c. lower than yesterday. The IL
ouldaton in provisions left prices at the
close from l0nlTc. lower than yesterday.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
Oman High. Low. Close
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SALES:

900 Amer. Agri, Chem. Co...
400 Allis- Chalmers ...........
200 Alisl- Chalmers. pfd..,...
1860 AnnlGamatcd Cope -.
$50 Aneican Can ........,....
800 Ameican Gun. pfd, 5000.
$500 Amer Car and Foundry.
40J Amer. Car and Foull. ptd
500 American Cotton Oil.....
l,5tJ American Locomotive 49,.
$40 Amer. Locomotive. pfd..
22.200 American Smelling ...,..
so American Beet Sugar.
1890 American Sugar 1000.
1896 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co...
500 American Tobacco. com.
500 American Tobacco, pfd..
eco Anaconda Cooper ........
$40 Atchiscii ...................
DoAtlantic Coast Liile......
SIS a. c. Il. Of Connecticut.
i,lc0 Baltimore and ONO. ....
$500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
$500 Canadian Pacific .......
i.10o Central LEATHER .........
14,sco Chesapeake and Ohio....
200 Chicago Great western.
1.20D Chi. Grit. West. pfd. .,...
1880 Chi. Mil. and ST, PAUL..
2,61t Chicago and Northwest.
leo Cleva Gin. Chi. and st. L.
400 Colorado Eel and Iron.
900 Colorado and Southern.
1909 Consolidated Gas .........
zoo Den. and Rio Gran. com.
7Vo Den. aud Rio Gran. pfd.
60l Distillers' Sec. Cor........
5.4O) Erie .4..... .....,.........
100 Erie, LIST pfd......,.........
100 Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd..
1.l62 General Electric ........
2,l10 Great Northern, pfd.....
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY Il. 10
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 1s. 1910.
ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley Shelly, Norfolk. mes-
chandisc and passengers. Old Dominion Line;
steamer Aurora. thurman. Petersburg ana
James River landings. merchandise ana pas
sengcrs. Phillips Line
schooner Nathan +. Dixon Evans James
River, wood. Captain Evans.
SAILED.
steamer berkeley. shelly. Norfolk, Nor
chandise and passengers Old Dominion LINE ana
IA MOS River landings, merchandise and pas
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
steamer A,irora, Furman. Petersburg aha
James River landings. merchandise ana pae-
sengers. Phillips Line.
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N-INAI cTnISE,S

wilmington, N. c.. January 1s.-.Spirits
Receipts casks. Rosin-Re-
ceipts % barrels. Tar-Firm at 81; receipts
u barrels Crude Turpcntinc-Firm at s..oo
ssayannah. Ga January 1s.-Turpontine--
Quoted at 5as Soc; sales none receipts zoo
casks. shipments lss casks; stock l3s,sss
casks Quote: B, D, q, A.s.E.
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CATTLE MARKETS..
VI = AZ az = n q -,
LIVE STOCK MAKhElI

RiCllMOND LIVE STUN
tsaes at Union stock fards.) 900
Richmond, Va, January 10. a'tV,
Report Of the live stock markct io' ''i'
week ending January III: n, ,,.,d
Receipts-Catte. 333 head; caves - ~
hogs. 1851 head; sheep, 90 head,
Best steers. en- SIC; a few extra, ~ ~.
medium to good, ~, @5iGc.; common 10 la.'
4ni,.c.: best hetfors 5hc.; medlnm 70 s to.,.
Az a5c.; common TO fair, 3M giMc'. pes'
COWS. lac; medium to good, g i,3c; con- con-
mon TO fair, a%@3Nc. bulls. ~ 9 4tsc. IoW W
and calves. S2omjoCO per head ~. !, Nv Ds.
7sc.; extra, &c. good. heavy hoss, W y
light hogs, Saa9c; roughs, sms,%c. - 5n Tc..
lambs. siac,; common TO fneoaiu'''' W -
sheep 3ia GDje, tha,
Hogs lcc, higher than last week; o'her
stock about the same.
Chicago, lll January ls.--cattle--Reee,Gpt :,
estimated a 50G0 head Market a.er -, n
steers, s5MsO; cows $500 pou: 81 ~
1850; bulls, 1w5lt; calves, a9gpp.s'i
crs and feeders s3,75al5,5o
2l,6oo head Market steady 20 ou. ss7nae
choice heavy sS,S5@s9O: pulcl ,nIno li.ht
SIS: light mixed, ssloaps,6o; cho'se ,,ns
$685. SO; pigs sL7Odss5; n ~ q, Mar.
S3.6o4S.so Shecp--Rece!pts 10 uoo usa1 ~ "a
ket steady sheep. sidpG.so; 6yeuri'n"ss' 1850
New York, January ls.--Bceyc - =,
5b7 head Trade limited Thin CONS so ~ !, y
$s75W5,5pi feeling stendy for ,pusn NJ : ~,
Calvos--Hccepa 30 head. Yeats nv 49, 20 az
BARNARD calves, $4,000, western % ~ To'
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

"a PEANUT NINNNbI. 49,
{Reported by Rodgers, Mcsabe q 20.
petorsburg. Va. January 1s.--Peanuts-
at Sl.S7,s bushci. VIZ
ginias. Firm at ~ d4isc. for Jumbo; w ~
ic. for fancy handptcked; 81 q 3iac. for ma
chine picked: 2isnaatc. for Smelling STOCK.
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9 co,
HANGERS AND nnolkElts'
1907 u. Main StreeL WI

Members New York stock Exshia, 9 !
New York Cotton Exchange, Gn,eas - =
Investment or on margin on all !, a \.
changes. Private wires to New AotA'
chicago aud New orleans,
=. LEE RopEN.
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nnY GOODS MAHkET.

New York, January lS-Thc cotton goods
market was very quiet during the day as
IN. consooucncc OF the continued drop on
cotton Yarns were dull. Export trade Is
quiet Many buyers are in the market. but
they are moving cautiously.
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200 Dusliels: oats, lJ3.SIV JUSTICES SHIPHleI6s
Wheat $500 bushels; corn. sa4oo bushels;
cash Wheat-No. . red $i.234l25: No. .
rcd, sl.1sI 1.23; NO. . hard Sllei.ailS; No.
8 hard, silO1ll12: No northern. Sl.lsq lilo;
NO northern. si.1eapl.iS; no. 8 spring, si.lV
spll2 Corn---No. ., s5lac. No. : white 6ec.;
No . yellow 5Sh: q &c.; No. s, 6lis &C.: No:
5 white. 654@ssc.; No. T. 62h@e4c.; NO.
yellow tsGps4c. Oats-No. white, isfsc.; NO.
9 white 4SU4sc.; No. white. B9iSac''
standard, 49Gi 9lac
Baltimore Nd. January ls.-wheat-Dull;
spot, contract. sl.g6 southern on grace, Si IL
GL2s. Corn-Easier; spot, contract. 6sst q 69c.
Oats-Firm; No. . white, 55ia q 5ic.; No: :
mixed 52@52hc. Rye-Firm; No western,
domestic, Si1S5c.
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Urea s,,ry statement.

Treasury Statement.
washington. .. c., January ls:-Tho conot.
tion Or the Treasury at the beginning OF
business to day was follows:
'A.,......... .s7S,5S5,sso
6oid com I,.,.. 4si5S2. 900
silver silver, sl,,,rs - isaf, . s9eooo
s s,i..e nr,iacates outstandns. isi,532, 600
General Funds.
Standard si'Ser uo''a'' - .....s 5.72l. toc
luna ;;.h;i,,,o. iol 4ss.eoe
nutret. haIanna in treasury OFFICES al.H5.iss
In pahhs I'D statc. Ss.isl..1a
OF tIs oii ~ '.nir '. ls,f25.o57
suosiuiaty siHs' - Los, ses
Minor c9 1.,.. ~ cnnrai fund soi23.5is
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st,enn ard 1,nmbs-Rocoipts 2,T6B head si,ecp
sa0ns7s. - culia ,Sdp350; lnnbg. ss.65mo2
ruIs' All uogs-Rcceipts b,is6 head. Quota.
tIo,,a sseo0gO5. Etta ig4t 7gt5sNss fsfs3lt6
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RIcuMOSD pKODuCE MARKET.

RICHMOND PRODUCE MAhhCl'
Notc-unless otherwise stated these quota.
lions wholesale prices. orders h.iea
from stores in small lots are charged extra.
FLoIJR-Market very quiet at unchanged
prices WHEAT-DcInand continues good
with light receipts. CORN-Active. OATS
Firm RYE--very quiet. HAY-Receipts
continue light and market very active ior
all grades.
eral.
ApPLEs-Marlet ctoninues very quiet.
EGGS-Wh!le our market is unchanged,
indications point to reduction in prices
of eggs on account of the steady decreas-
ing demand. although receipts Of fresh
gathered continue light.
BUTTER Continues in good demand.
pOuLTRY--Markct continues active at
prices quoted for both live and dressed
Z C;AME-Ing God demand.
VIRGINIA BACON-Continues active.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK--Whcat, IL
6i4 bushels; corn. 1885 bushels; oats, 'a,Sls
bushels; flour, A,2Si barrels; hay, M tons;
,piJlfeed. 400 tons.
STOCK IN ELEvAToR-Whc $3.50
bushels; oats e9sl bushels.
PouLTRY-LIvE.
Per pound
turkeys, Observation-Disclosures. Il q
Turkeys. gobbers,... 10 20
Chickens, rs to size............ 16 "a IS
Hens ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IA ~ 10
bucks, large, young. ........,... !! g, 10
boosters, per piece. live..... Az cp on
Gulneas per piece. liNe.,...... ~
Goose, per piece. " "a %
roULTRY--DREssEp.
Turkeys. choice, undr..wn..a. %
Turkeys, fair TO good, undn. " =
Ducks, choice, undrawn........ 10
Ducks, fair 10 good, undrawn 10 % ~
Chickens, large, lb..........,... "
Chickens, small, III. Is
Chickens, mixed sizes. d.. 10 qo -
Hens. Id ,........,....,,....,. '.st ~ W ~
Drawn poultry from to cents pouha
more than undrawn, lTndrawn preferred.
BUTTER.
choice family packed...,.,.... - V 20
Choice dairy packed. ........... 20 % %
Choice store packed ,........' ~ %
Packing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
4 EGGS.
I crates, nearby. fresh lad....,. 81
d Crates, other sections. 80
+! Barrels and boHes.,,....,'...... % "a 81
GAME.
Ha ,.'f ;ss:,. ..:s: ,,,;s: e
4 Rabbits, choice, large, piece.
i Rabbits, small aud dragged" . @
sdurrols, Pre- piece....,,,t... %
niDEs.
Dry fllnt, per lb................ Is
Dry sailed, per lb.........,...,. is
Green. salted per lb...,"...... II
Green. per lb.,,,....,,....,.,... 10
, Dry flint. calfsk.na..,,,,..,.,;,. ld
.FuRs.
a otter, common 10 primp...... $50 a lo,cp
= beaver, common 10 pr.me.... 400 % nv
Mink, common TO prince. 10 % $50
kaccoon, common to prime. "a a LEO
Muskrat, colrmon 10 prince, 50 20 40
Oppsspm, common to prime. 20 % 20
ited fox. common 10 prince. ESQ q 800
e Gray ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70 % 100
- Wild cat common to prime, ~ a. 20
'aAnnk' common TO prime.,, 30 ~ lQ
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