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larly at 6. and long paper seven per cent other
lois of very choice paper taken al and 81 per
cent. The renewalSof trade aud the arrival of a
large number OF merchants. always brings our
city a considerable accession to The amount OF
money. From present prospects theresis no ex-
Peciaiion that Modey can become scarce for some
months TO come.


Milton, April (, 1915.
Tobacco. Lugs, from $3.50 to 200
Common, Leaf, from g, so TO 4, so
Fine, none in market


Cotton, delivered at the Factory, 4 81 and 5


From the Petersburg Intelligencer.
TIE INSPECTION OF TOBACCO IN PETERSBURG
To April l. 1S45, were SAT- hhds.


1914, I" 1928 ''
The favorable weather during the past winter
and good prices has caused the crop to be brought
to market earlier than in lasl year.


"MpNslEuR ToNsoN REMevEDn'


Old Oaks Forerer!!


Monsieur Tonson,* with all his jokes,


Has qned Centre and gone TO Oaks,


If you think it IS not so,


For proof just hook below.
Sales of William H. Lyons crop Of Tobacco at
Oaks Ware House, April I'd, 1s45:


No. J sl5 q 90 90 No. IS q p
Also short time since, were sold at Oaks, the
following crops of Tobacco, viz:
RD. "oisey's crop No. ! 81 Is
H, L. Stewards hid. 90
" 6" II 25
J. Seward, Jr. &C 8 90
J. Veasey, /" o75
" l." 8 90
RE Jodd,s aeo seo