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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-02
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. jan 31.-CATTLE-Good to
choice native steers steady: others weak;
Texans! strong. Cow market and Gamers
steady to- strong. Feeders steady. Good.
sld5: mixed stockers SS32556733.s7'; select
ed feeders, S4;20MIS3 good to choice
COWS, S3sIOIl4.5O;. heifers. s3.25G5: cum
ners s., 25GD2. 50: bulls, >S2.50ap4. 40; calves,
81 SOFAS u: fed Texas heeves. SlGG3.20
tHoGs-Active;. shade higher; top, sis,.
choice heavy. 81. 7O1=kSl: rough heavy:
S4s5@Fl65: light. s4:3oal4:7 bulk of
SHEEP AND LAAIBns t1Is to @e fhaae
siSoei5.25;: lambs, 's5@7: western: wethers,
81. 756I5.25:: western lambs, $6@l.
NEW YORK. Ian s1-BEEvEs-
Steers slow but steady: bulls, ana cows
steady TO 1oc. higher; steers: Sl:'9a ,' z, ;
good to choice oxen Si,6nT9o9; ,, npls.
'CNIVEs-Allt sold. veals s5.3oG9:s Ut
tie calves, S4.50M5.12la: barnyard STOCK
s3.:O64. %: southern calves. S!.ao.
SHEEP AND kMBS-shs,ep 5stlran'
So 81 Hii!,S5,. 20: - ulIs s27568.3o: lambs
Sc: 2je17:775; Canada lambs $3.50; year
II. HOGs-Market steady at 500 a9.2'. =
EAST LIBERTY; Jan, 31;Ie {, aoa, q
Steady: extra. S.,ttFtb,@pTllHe.' So
common, S,.25Ga.S0 ~ am
HOGS-Lower: prime mediums: S,.o.,D
S:;m:, o.: light Workers. st.aOGI95;s hogs,
Il STIdD4 So: rouGhs, S323G43o. ,oa
SHEEP-Higher;- choice WSsl lsao - TH mrs
&c 1iSS7 10: common to good, S5d6S,; veal
cal veScE SIMS. r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-02
COTTON afKETS.

S NEW York. F'eb.{1.C OTToN-The;
market for ton: al ter opening steady
at unchanged prices TO an ad NANCE 81 s
points, became. very ST. The strength
creased as the session advanced Tuy-s
ing, while. heavy and general. was led by
5 tho short con- ingent Public cables
showing an adYnnceEo Of @4-d4 INT f.ir
lures; ut Liverpool, were supplementary bys
private cables ind ding: a. bullts senti Z
n,ent. mot. Oh IS In the Eng lishts market.
but throughout EuYope An simpnrtant
influences was the presenccsofsbh ytngs pT- 3;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-02
Small Lot Jewelry.

10 Sterling-To Powder Puts, slightly
mussed, 1!5c., have been 5Gc.
25c. Sterling Letter-Seals. Sc.
.GoId-Finish Waist Pins, In q set,
were csc, remnant price 1Oc.
10 Sterling Umbrella Tags. We're 15c.,
remnant price sc. each.
Roman Gilt Friendship Bracelets,
need polishing. remnant price &C.. were
sc.
Odd lot of Pins In dainty wreaths and
), enamelled designs, some specials for
loose hairs, remnant price &c. each.
s Gun-hIetal Bar-Pfns. for Watch Chate-
lame Pins, Belt Pins. and Neckties.
worth Soc, remnant price 2Sc.
lot Misses and Babies Gold Rings.
with settings, worth 25c., remnant price
Zoe. each
Geutlemen's Roll-Gilt Watch Chains.
heavy quality, were Soc. remnant price
1bc. each.
Long Roman Pearl Fan and Nun
Chains, were &c., remnant price ;;oc-
each. -
Ladies' Two-BIaded Sterling Knives,
with file, remnant price &c.,, were 39c.
GiIded Sterling Easter spoons,
ennmeIled and engraved, Soc, were
Csc.
Sterling oyster Forks. were ssc.. rem-
Hant price soc. each.
2. Heavy Sterling Salad Forks. were
s1.25, remnant price soc.
Sterling Capped Boar's-Tusk Cork
Screws, worth 75c.. remnant price 39c.
8 Babies CeIluloid Combs. heavy ster-
ling handles, can be transferred to other
combs. 1Oc.
2 Gold-Finished Patent Toothpicks,
were S9c., remnant price TIC. each
- pairs Sterling Garter Clasps, heavily
engraved were sSc. pair, remnant price
Doc pair.
New shell-Back Hair Combs, some
beveled tops, some zaza, some heavy
ball tops, and other up-to-date IDEAS.
possibly sample one of each. worth up
to 75c., remnant price 23c. choice
1000 YARDS MILL ENDS OF cam
BRIG AND NAINSO0k ISsERTINGS.
FROM L TO :: INCHES WIDE WORTH
S Ia AND 1Oc., FOR sc. Y4iHD.
3.G09 yards mill ends of Cambria, Swiss,
and Natnsook Edges. from 1 TO 8 inches
wide. and worth from 10. to 15c., for
q Lie. yard.
1000 yards Of Cambria. Swiss. and
Nainsook Insertings, nearly all widths.
open ard close patterns. worth Is and
is 2-sc.. for &C. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-02

steady. No. e;red, e9@Go1t CORN
oats. a3n.: NO 3 white, Is. No:2
rye 52141j4c. No. 2 barley &. tic O.
Il tluxseed, 81 80. Prime timothy seed
1000. Lard. per 100 pound, S, $50 S:1s.
Short RIB sides. uooseL $. .6095. 80 dry
salted. shoulders (boxeI q 1905 short l,ai.
s Gis n finished goods. per gallon
sI2;311Aa. Butter steady: CT { a1nery,sf 1 l9g
DC; dairy, 9G22c. Cheese firm at s;z
Eggs strong; fresh, 15i :fl3l:c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-02
Basement Odds and Ends.

|. s dozen White Dinner Plates &c. eacii.
| :S Large Yellow Aiiains-Bow!s, were (
| 1oc., for Sc. each. sSsi
u Carlsbad and English China Pickle
Dishes choice sc. each.
lot odd Tea and Fruit Saucers, choice Z
1c. each.
IS Plain White Meat Dishes. regular-
12c. value. for &c.
Il Nicely Decorated Dinner Set. contain
ing 100 pieces, slightly damaged sold for
$3.50. for si0S.
Toilet Set. should contain N
pieces; 1 piece short; S3.3S ynlue,
for $f:.5.
Z dozen Imported Decorated China Soup
Plates. sold for $50 Dozen. &c. each.
| 2 Handsomely Decorated Parlor Lamp
Globes. Clipped. IS value. for 81. 90
81 for Parior Lamps that sold for s29S
| 80 dozen Thin French Glass Tumblers,
Champagne and Wine Glasses, regular
sc.50 dozen yafBe, iOc. choice.
Granite Stop PATS. slightly damaged.
sold for i5s.. for :oc.
Ss Large Galvanized Water luck
cts, slightly dentei ia shipment,
I5e.
sc. Granite Coffee Pots for toe.
8 Japanned Flour Boxes. regular &c.
value.rfor foe. eaefl.
s Granite Tea fs.ttes. slightly dented.
regular price &c., for .Oc.
/ 5 Large-Size Tin Clothes Boilers slight
" shopw0rn. were 80 and &c., choice zoe.
each.
i5c. for Round soapstone Griddle. sold
for 75c.
s5sickeI-PIated Cali aeiIs, regular
Zoe. value, for Sc.
2 4-Burner o.i-ssoyss. slightly damaged,
sold for sI.i9. now soc
9 E;ckeI1ed copper-Bottom Tea Kettles.
slightly denteds regular price S5c.s for
Zoe
49, Large Nickel waters. were 12c.. for
Sc. each.
rs large aeme fry Pans. slightly
rusty, were He, for Zoe.
176 packages Toilet Paper. regular price
&C., for Sc n
/ Tot Cocoa Handle, Capped and Eolster-
! ed Knives ard Forks, sold for $50. set.
choice 5csseaeh. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-02
Remnants Wash Goods.

40 remnants of Fine Pineapple Battste,
: 16 2, &C. ..e1ality. for 3.7-Sc- yard
ce;, rem lnants of Corded P. ks and
Crepe Cloth. u I-2c. quality. for 6 7-sc.
yard.
SEQ II ernnants of, .ne3 Best Quality Per-
Gales, > 7-Sc. yard. Over 1co different
styles TO select from.
600 remnants of the Best Shifting
Calico. all new patterns, Csc.
yard.
t4oo ards of Sea Island Percaies, IN
short i sngths. SC. yard.
200 ards of Figured Flannellette, Sc.
quality, ,sfor ) Use. yard
$50 var ds;sof g1-2c- Light Outing. for.
400 y artls Light Outing. in stripes and
checks, He value, for 7-sc. yard.
500 , "a "a. of Nnvy-BIuc Calico, the
resuInr 61-4c.s quality. for Use.
yard.
i. no: Is ter-Cases, yard. long, Sc:
csci. -
SO sHes sys Pillow-cases, large size. &c.
each.
200 yards Heavy Bleached Cotton.
(. a 1-cc. I:al ID.
40 Single BED Unbleached Sheets. Acc.
quality. f d !. 20c. eacli. ssass.
40 relun m1ts of GA Bleached Sheeting.
15c. quality. for DC. yard.
GOO ,.nrths of Fine Dress bingham.
checks: stn4a p1nids. Sc. quality. for
Sc. var d.
. Ne diram-size =Pillow-Cases, :;1-:c.
each.
2G0 she ut pieces Of all the Best IL 1-ec.
Bleachetl Cotton. consist OF Pride of the
West, Anime Rose. Burleigh Long-CIoth,
and Fair fax Long-Cloth. for o '1-sc- yard.
21sInf nrrts. 25c. Embroidered SILK
3 Caps, far II Ice
- InfaastS Long Flannellette %Under-
skirts at &c.
Infanrs' &c. Crocheted sacques, Blue
and White, now Zoe.
10 pairs rs Infants Soft-Sole Keystone
Shoes. for &c.
lnfnr, ts' 1oc. silk Caps, cofored
and WIrsiie, for sc.
1ntant,s SEC. crocheted sacaue, for
5Oc. ~
9. pairs nj f:snts. CSC. soilea Slippers,
Pink and BIne. for &c.
Jet SpnnEhea Hor.effes. for hat OF
waist trim IN tngs SC. each.
Black Silk Applique Swallows 1c.
each. siE
Long-Hartd Tan and Gray Angora
Fur FL &c IVA rd-3
Stone Martin Fur Heads, sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-02
THE THOMAS POTTS co.
M!llers' Agents, Richmond, Va.

gders in the New York market from Bcotin-5
tries heretofore accustomed to purchase
their spot supplies at Liverpool. g% y MIN
tied orders from Bombay We're factor
of the day showed an advance of 10 to is
points. Intervals of8relaXations to secure
profits were promptly taken advantage
of by investors. 1t is estimated that the
( sales Sof futures reached & 30, 900 bales
The market closed at about the top Of
the day. firm, in tone, II a net advance OF
buyers all day. Shorts took alarm early
s III the forenoon, and continued to be en-
ergetic bidders until the close Of the
session Following the close Of Change
transactions were made at a gain of I to
. points on the official closing figures.
coTToN-Futures opened steady: Feb
riary...7.7G;; March, ri; April, I6s; May;
and June, 7.69; July. I'll: August. 7;67;;;
September, FOB; October, 7.1:3;; November
and December, 1.07.
March. April, May and June, Isl; July,
{ 7.S6: August. 7.S3: September I. Octo-
Der, -; November and December ED
Spot cotton closed steady at Is ADVANCE:
niddling uplands. SIS; middlins gull S.2s;
sales ,26 bales. .i.t
sG CoTTON-Steady middling. SlM; gross
receipts G25 bales sales 1 rs ,as s.
the Continent 3,7o4 bales; to France, fSt'2
bales.
3 Total to-day-Net receipts. 2o132 bales;
exports to Great Britain. s, OS2 bales; to
France. SG2 bales: to- the Continent. 49,
S4S bales: stock. 9S4,722s bales
E$ Consolidated-Net receipts; 266 bales;
exports to Great Britain, 7-i,962 bales; to
France. 400 bales;- to the Contlne!nt,
IS .3S bales. l.
4~lTotn1 since September 1st-Net receipts,
q. 7O1 .449 bales: exports to Great Britain,
1.:sOo,052 bales; to France, ,l',?o4 pa1es'
to the Continent, 1,461,GOS bales.s
\
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 1.-coTToN-
Futures steady: February, 10: March,
7.72MI:73: April, 1.121I II; MAY ,21
gust. 9757d67.39; September, 7.15pI.11: Cc-
5tobsr. G9I@6.39: November, G.9G66.3I;
December, 6:9Sd6.99.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. II p Moot
Observation-Disclosures business; prices
higher: American middling fair, 4 29-S2d. :;
good middlinS, 4 1872: middling, 4 2l-:'2;
low middlng, 17-32: good ordinary
4 li-:;2; ordinary. j-::,22 The sales Of
the day We're 10000 bales. of which l,0'U
were for speculation and export, and in
scluded $500 American: Receipts 1o,ooo
bales. including 1OSO0 American.
Futures opened and closed steady;
American middling. l. m: C., February
4 :5i-g4Ia :s5-G4 buyers; February and
March. 4 31-64G4 32-64 buyers; March
and April i 2l-64. buyers: April and
May, 4 2j-G4m4 26-G4, buyers; May and
June, 4 23-Gld4 24-64. sellers; June and
gust. I 19-G404t2O-64,5 buyers; August end
SeDtembcr. 4 14-64, buyers; SEPTEMBER
and October 4 5-6lG4 6-64, buyers OctOz
Der and November. 3 G1-64G:'. 62-64. buy
crs: November and December. 3 3l-64a
8 5s-G4. buyer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-02
NAVAL STORES

g = ~
CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. i .-TU r
sPENTINEssMarket firm at Ole: sal IS.
mono:
Ros1N-I'irm and: unchanged: sale s,
none.
sAEANNNiI.s Ca. Feb. 1.-SPIRITS CT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at SIC: receipts.
49, casks; sales, 81 casks; exports, J 81
casks.
z ROSIN-F,irnl; receipts, o.7oG barrels:
sales, 1902 barrels: EXPORTS 755 barrels;
rquote-A, BIC. d. :Sl.30; E. 81 #, SLID;
6, 81. 45Ql1.50: Fl, S1.I5Ga1.Sj: I, 500: Is,
So 10:5M. s.. 33:: n, SD: window. glass,
So. 20, water white, sS63
Bz$Nv1LAfINGTON. N. c.. Feb. 1.-SPIR-
5ITssOF TURPENTINE-Fir at 52ii@:dD-
: ;J3c. receipts,s12 casks.
RosIN-Firml at s1:25Gp1 30: receipts, s92
barrels.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-stea at Sl.75
@3: receipts, 80 barrels.
TAR-Firm al SI30; receipts, go bar
irels. sstt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET. :

l.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-FLoUR-showed
moderate SteadincSS on all grades with
out further change.
RYE 1FLOUR-Firmer: fair to good,
s:;.1nd3.2O; choice 40 fancy. S3.2,t3:6o
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Steady at
coRNMEA-steady: yellow western,
ERYE-steady.
~ BARLEY-Dull.
. BARLEY MALT-Dull: western, 3oV
WHEAT-spot steady; No: . red, 73M
news and cold weather: and soon after n.
wards developed considerable strength
because of a PRONOUNCED rise IN !, li me.
Paris quotations. Trade in futures: now S
ever: remained chiefly for sca!ping ac-
count all day. In the last half honr
yielded a little to realizing, and closea.
easy. at 1sdlKc. net decline: MarGh ciose ea
at 153sc.; May closed al q 1sc. : u's ei''eu
lCoRN-spot steady; No. ., 4olSc.. :, OPP p.
tion market opened steady and late5
worked up a little on s4port t qela Hereto
fore closed dull but steady at unchanged
prices: May closed at :!S;Ac;= ,o,I on-
: OATS-Spot uuict: NO. :, - 2o1:c'> ~.
firms steady but dull. 49,.
BEEF-Dull and ensy "a ml ~ :Sndgr,";
beef hams. S21@21. 90; pa ket,: S1o''so&Dl. -
CUT MEATs-steady. :, o,osad
T.ARD-ITirmer: western steamer clo o's''s
d '1p az mess, s1O.50I11;. short
clears. s1i.750l2..75; family, s1sa13.3o >,
SBUTTER-Firm; western creamery -
@15c: State dairy. lSG2'c ~
Enthusiastically; TAI l-ma mac s, .o lI.,icS'
large GD13c.; do. small -l2se40
EGGS-Firn; State and PennsSiV '.Lili.s
Potato Pf2oo;TAToEs-ste Steady; Jersey, I S1:23d'
1 =. New York, S1.50@1.I5: Long lsia'lu,
81. 5fya2: Jersey sweets, S2.oOq3
TALI.ONN-SteadE.
s. PETRULEUM-Steady -.
ROsIN-Steady; strained, common TO
good. 81 c. Fsl
eTURPENTINE-Firm IS
RICE-Steady. ~
q MOJASSES-SteadE. e,e7c
#S CARBAGE-Steady Long Island. S4so
per 100 ;,.a,n,o,ocis
81 1SsCOFFEE-Quiet. with prices p points Is
higher. and further advanced Ia. 70 =
nonts on better European and Br a IN,
cables than looked for. esslocal ii .ii.lt
ness was increased by a stronger Hl Lna,s,.
for SPOT supplies and the belief IN 9. he;,ES
dccrease in the worlds visible SUI
The market closed firm. at a net gam IN %
$, to 30 points Totnl sales we're We 10, .so
bags including February :, ~
sG 95Gr7.03 May S71.@7.2O:,sS paGLt NJ, y
Sfrm: No 4 invoice, Size; a. O., ;
s7!tc.: mild firm; CordoNa. OLA =,
- 'SI-FAR-Raw strong: molasses spus sit
ea?c - Refined firm but quiet & ~
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- - - -. ~
Z BALTIMORE MARI Jet.

81 BALTIMoR Feb. 51.-FL OUR-Quiet
.sWEHEAT-Ffrmer:sp spot and month. Z rs
@7135c.; May, 719sGD74Ac C. Southern
wheat, by sample. G56 73c -
37c. March 81 We. sout fern white
corn 316G3Sc. ss
OATS-Firm: No.yss2 white, 31@3l1sc-
No. 2 mixed 29G29lAc. =
RYE-Dull. No. . nearby. 5: C; No.
WESTERN Sc.
81 SUGAR-Firma and unchanged
CHEESE-F'irm and unchang ed
tBUTTER-Firm and unchanged.
EGSS-Firms and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-02
y,...r,, Arrested

A negro. named William Bowl IS. ia
lodged in the county jail esar9ed -ytsh
an attempt 10 steal iron from tho GheSa-
peaka and Ohio Railway Company Last
evening about $50 o'clock. Sizes srs. Enc
right and Duke, detectives emp ioYsd by;
5rhe Chesapeake and CHIC. pass Ing iseHsss
3ti,s ron 4nss,s the virginta and carotinos
Wheel Works. ran upon the ne gro In ths
SCI OF tssses /. When he al .srrfptsd 10y;
ESCAPE they ared at him. autl he there
upon surrendered and was q sken to jatl.s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-02

e es,s;ase Tusl and IRON
Continental Tobacco pfd ~ IL
Federal Steel ofd ~ l a:,M
General Electric 49,. - 1 -..;fs
Glucose Sugar.. ~ g
Glucos, Sugar pfd lo w;
International Paper 90 s
International Paper pfd s. 20 ',eS,.
National Biscuit :. Z. ). SEX
National Biscuit pfd -. J.17s
National Lead 80. az AZ:
National Lead Dfd -..<.. -. lo ~
Nationai Steel pfd ...l1hh
New York Air Brake !, s.,
North An1erican--.....-. - l5 ~
Pacific Coast 1st bfd s;
Pacific Coast I'd pfd ~ p.
P PSss5sa S sss ar: 1s sss
Pressed Steel Car pfd - 8:
Standard Rope and Irvine. =,
Sugar - IS
Tenn. Coal and Iron :: no.! t.lls
United States Leather ~
United States Leather Dfd a2tH
United States Rubber -; ,S % J.,
Republic IRON and Steel .........:. :, p
Republic iron and Steel pfd 6sh.
p. c., c. and ST. Louis l4A
BONDS.
United States IS. reg. -. J OBJ
United States 3 5. reg. lV:'lt,
United States SIS, coup, eX-int- lo9A
United States new is, reg ....... :ss:5 i!ii
United States new as, coup.,z ex-int Is:''!!4
United States old As, S..........6 1l4E
United States old as. coup. II 1iia
United States 5s, reg. i: ~
United Suites IS. coup. eN-int...- ll22.i
District of Columbia $50 s 81 ~ !;
satchison general as - .;..&1014
Atehison adjustment As .......... S2A
Canada Southern DDS lO9
Chcs and Ohio 4k's ...... 9l:a
Ches. and Ohio IS -. .5....-.... III.
chi. md n. w. consol rs ...s;1 lazy,
Chit and n. w. S.5E. Deb. 5.s..... To-
Chicago Tercinal is ~
Den. and Rio %Grande lists .t..5...... 10.,la
Den. and kio G. As ;s.ls
East Tenn, Va. and Ga. .1sts..--.. lO5 :
Erie general As 0Stts,
Fort Worth and Dem City lists.
General Electric IS ~. AZ a
Galveston Hand S. a. 6, S-.... lE'
Galveston.S II. and S. "a. IDS lo3.
Houston and Texas Central .'s. y. 110k
Houston and Texas Central Con. Us 1i0,
Iowa Central lists ! ~,
Kansas City. p. and G. 1StS.S.. " ~ :.
Louisiana new consol As lo6E.
Louis and Nash Unified 49,. !,S.s
Mo-, Kan. and Texas Ids. eX-l1t... 6sA
Mo-, Kan. and Texas a ST. ST.
New York Central lists tIO1i
New Jersey Central Gen. js-.....' LIZ
Nortl, Carlinaes 8 1852
Northern Pacific 3's Heterogeneous. ~,
n ~ Chi. and. ST. Louis as 1919
Norfolk and Western conSoi So. al
Oreron NAVIGATION. lists 110la
Oregon Navigation As = ! ~.
Oregon Short Line 6's.. cE-lnt-...i.. -
oregon Short Line cOnSol . s. - 80. LIZ
Reading general As -
Rio Grande and Western 1sts.---.- ~
81. Louis and Iron. M. Consol 5 -. 111k
St Louis and San Fran. Gen. lGS-.. III
St. Paul consois5 -. 1914
81 Paul Chi and Pacific lists. 119z
81 PAM Chi .and Pacific IS 1,O
So,+hernL Ry- rs 10S;'s
Standard r. and Irvine G's, ex-int..i S2l.
Tenn new settlement 3S ~
iTeXas and Pacific lists 1122:A4
Texas and Pacific Ids -
I-ninn Pacific IN tx
WABASH. lists = 5.,.,...... 1l51Ss
Wabash DDS, eX-int .....;..- luO
West Shore As .....-.s.. j u
Wisconsin Central lists :nfs
Virginia Centuries ..-.i-.-.... o., :
Virginia deferred .,...... \,
Colorado Southern As. eN-int. ......az- X;
Southern Pacific As ......t ......... MA
Mobile and Ohio As ............-.. S3e4
Central of Ca, ~ 81.
Central of Ga. list 1n..-... %
Central of Ga. I'd In. "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-02
&c was taken 10 The Afmsnoase fe-

4lTeatLEeI t. 81
Mr. Adobphus Thompson. a hsotorn,an
a,t tire ssveu tsenth street. electric car
line suffered a very severe case Of in- NJ
e.sszstisilssn his ecSai.i the essfesssses
ard Ohio shops yesterday evening at g
o. clock After about an hours tr<1t -
4 rrY.tr,t4 ~ DR.. w ". Parker oe the anIbn-
lance. he was taken to his home, at 500
Sfosby street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-02
NEW YORK DRY-GooDs NJ tRKEr.

NEW YORK,tFeb 1.-There has been
no change in the dry gods III! lrket for
brown sheeting to-day. a moderate bust
ness passing and very little I DING for
export. Blea ched cottons in b etter rf.,
quest and prices, steady. Coarse colored
cottons strong 4 and tending upward.
Print cloths inactive and une hanged
Prints quiet for fancies Staples in fair
demand. Cotton Innings generally firm.
Slight weakness in cambricS.e Il .oSfery
and underwear in good condition /. stocks
slight and prices firm.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va, Feb. /, 1000.
PEI;a.NI1,rs NJ aRlllsTs.,

NORFOLK, Va, Feb: 1.-PEANUTS-.
Farmers stock nuts are now quoted, as
follows: Fancy,,:,s CO. strictly prime 2M@l
,lsc prime. ~ c.: common 1lSG2c.. q;
mound: Spanish shalie1 nuts roc a bnslie!.s
ronei OF market easy and lower Y
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coTroN-sErD OIL MARKET.

. NEW YORK. Feb. sd.-Co tton-seed oil
wa : = strong and decidedly higher; prime
crude barrels SO prime summer
Yellow Off. sum sr1 no yGi,aM :.
Mine winter yellow. l39c.;z prime
iwhjtes SSlac. Prime m eal,. 81
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HAYS Wear.

RI 5Oc. for Mems 9se. Stin-Bosom Laun-
dered Percale 81 ,frts, with pair separate
cuffs-sizes l6. 16 H. and II only.
I0c-s for lot s lens &c. Tecks. Pufs,
Band. Bows, ant Shield Bows, slightly
crumpled. 3
nc. for Mems lac. Dogskin Gloves. all
dark colors.s is5sesi
1oc. for.,1en,. sos. silk Pun Ties,
slightly soiles.
TIC. for Mems "a !. Natural Wool and
/, Camel s-Hair Sox, 81 yes 10 and II.
2Jc. for Mems Soc Embroidered Night
Robes, sizess16. II. an Id Is.
:5c. for Mems so :. Working Shirts.
yoke back and cell ar-band, all dark
{ colors. !
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Garnet Department.

75c Fui Yard u .e.e ell ingrain
Carpets rug lengths. ZIG.
15- and 1s-inch stair 0iicloth,
short lengths, choice . lie.
| S0xGU-inch Smyrna Rugs, .sSc.
I Eeady- Made Administer carpet. 3x5
yards. 80. IS.
Ready-Made Ingram Carpets. 4x5
yards, S5.4S. 81
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MONEY AND ENCHANGE.-NIone on
call easy at 2A62K. per cent last loan
at 2lh per cent: prime mercantile paper,
46a:I per cent. Sterling exchange strong.
Will, actual business in bankers bills at
81. s. 1G6l. STA; for demand and at S4.SllsM
4.SIlE Cor sixty days; posted rates. S4.S,
and Sa.SST4. SS1a: commercial bills. S4.S3h
a.. S3ai Silver certificates. I91aG6oA:
bar silver, cox: Mexican dollars 4l1G
Government bonds strong: State bonds
Inactive; railroad bonds irregular.
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swiss Revering. slightly imperfect
worth 10c.. for &c. yard.
! Some few widths left OF Point do Paris
Lace. that were t5c., to close for 9 Lac. s
10 yards OF Cream venire Haaa.
slightly s.pIled, worth SSc., fof f5s.t
yard. iS5
4Oc Cambria Skirtfng. In all widths and:
IN all the close and open patterns sifght-t
" handled for 2rc- yard.
22-inch White Chenille Dot and Tucked
Mousselfne. the $3.50 kind. for s5c. yard
4 big lot Of SHE Remnants hi
1enaths from to q IL .ynrssss, M Nj
ciudinx Plain and CnanRcabie Ta 81
fetns, Fancy Stripes, Checks, Plaids,
and Blacks, Mt considerably reduced
prices g g. +
piece cream-whtte Tafetine. sold for
Soc. for 25c.
pieces Yellow. Blue, and Pink Satin
| to close for SSc. 81
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CHICAGO MARKET.

s. CHICAGO, Feb la disposition !, 70
SinisIhe wheat market to dnN; May clos
ing weak 6; y esterd Jay:
Corn and oats zSlosea&a srade pssial. ~
provisions 2.1la.Glt ttsc.s hlg l1et.s
The leading futures. r9ngeds as f9lloWs:ss
Open. High. Low Close
.WI1EAT-No.522 -. -
II ~ Is 6 iS Si s Ss. &
- OSf4 wa Va ~. oo7e
49, - 80, +.
s Feb sOps ~ ~ ~ az
w s.! go :,,.;ia :,SA
{ July Us DO ss s7s
S. s. ~ 8; q s.
rs; May 4. rs TO- so IL. 20 10 s.
July 70. S21s I'D. So 10 50 y. So
lbs. s,.,:s
O211ks 8. Q 6t2111s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lbs 49,. s:
.,.saellss $50
ulY -. 9: 50 Sss1 sss
Cash auotn Tons were olloNA:sk ECU
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Closing Out Winner un-
daYWeaf,

Mems soc. Mediculed Red Flannel Shirts
and Drawers. zoe. 4
n palr Mems 81 and sl.25 Cancels Hair
and Natural Wool Drawers, large sizes. |,
CSC.
80 pair Mems 2oc. Fieeee-LinedL
Jersey-Ribbcd Drawers, II lie
10 Mems 75c. Wright.s Heath Under
shirts. large sizes. soc.
IS Men. SOC. Can,el's Flair. Natural,
Wool. and White &erino Shirts. broken
sizes. 10c.
Ladies 50 and $50 Pure Wool and
wool and Iisle Thread Vests and Pants. !
SOC. Esst
rs ladies soc. White ueriJo Vests,
odd sizes, 19c. Is
81 ChiIdren,s Joe. and 5ec. Natural Wool
Vests and Pants, 15c. ~
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Furniture Odds and End.

$3.50 for Covered Couch.
full spring seat.
$40 for Full Upholstered Parlor Suit.
was SIS
II Bent-Glass China Press, solid oak,
perfect condition, 81 %
odd Dresser, with nirror.sS5. 90.
1 Combination Bookcase and Writing,
Desk. $500.
1 Dressing Table, birdseye maple. large
oval mirror, $40.
So Upholstered Parior Chair, was 81.
$3.50 for I Dutch Tapestry Chair was was
1866
kEt Goods.
II Tinted and Stamped Cushion Tops.
slightly mussed, sold for IS and 2Sc,. 70; Tor
&C. each.
Bulgarian Cushion Tops, different de-
signs, IL 1-:e. each.
Is Buffet Scarfs. 1Sx5A tied. fringed,
Slightly soiled. &c. each.
q EBattenburg Patterns. slightly muss-
ed from handling. Zoe. each.