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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-12

Stabeni0es M mes, s u.
9es Moines, Sa., Suli Il. = Oct er
anilaaet, at Staoen oeo SoerIpsmmels
ierne | 8es Ufoines nadr en- Sum pdd
100000 Dollars. 5dbritterne / gp>
ems Mibtpuntt bar liot itsrit Staoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-12

Misfouri6 6toben tiger.
9anius Gitp. Mo., Suli Il. = Miss
iouri 5looen tiger itdoig. Dog bar
ben life anrettet nogen Stabe enbnu,
pg gefoltningen er forbolbspis rolige.
Dog oentes bet, at ben bill itige saonu
bsiere, og Iaa tommer maaite 5aren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-12

Il lllpttestilfefbs. Mr. 3bos
mas Mdrtinien. Der briper ct Uteieri
pad pine's place peb Glt gfiper
5ernodle, Gal., Tom forleben til Sfdbe
pda en- ejenbommelis Maabe. San
bar | Gig. ogien" beifeftiget peb at
bejie 6s cp paa 2pftet 2aben, og bar
peo at l9gge ct anippe / en- Strop, bd
5ejiepartet iattes / gspasslfe. Gn
arog tr9ngte beroeb eennem en- al
bans 5inere, og oenne fmertefuloe
Stilling bleD ban bejiet til @ejrs t en-
6sjoe at 80 Sob. Ser blep aroger
flanget uo at iyingeren os Martinier
itprtebe neo paa Sorben. Marteliq
not tog ban insen Stabe peb Saloet;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-12

6jem. qaItor groctmeper fra
Gbicugo aflagoe fornpIig ct 9tfiteosz
geisg Racine, Wis., forinben ban
rejIer til Oanmdrt, bpor ban dgter at
forblipe paitoren, Der sr teologiif
aanoiodt og oroineret 0anmdrt, bar
unoer 1T Spbolo Der 9tmsritd erboers
BET iig mango 9enner, Iom eniter BAN
9elo og 2ntte / 5remtioen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-12

pdu Rejie. aammerberre Sc.
germannsQinoencrone, ben oanite Sc
iarot paris. bar faaet Srloo for at
foretuge en- Reiie til 9fmerita. Ges
fdnotens 6rue er en- feot Qmeritunerz
inoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-12

8ebring. pait. ). 6. 9runotpJ
er I'LL / 5elge oanits glaoe COB gcos
ring. 9an er bog life raifere, emo at
ban fun maa o9ye poen Senge rogf,
Elmer oaglig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-12

men bans 6aano par meget iloe til
reot, og 5inaeren madtte amputeres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-12

Orabet. Ora6et pdd Hicoldi
Beet. Der Iom omtalt iioite llge blep
Ifubt at en- Soloat pad @ngel Sslanb,
San Sraneisco, gal., bar bait itor
Snbienation blanbt Ipfarenoe 5olt og
alle andre langs 5ronten, og bet er iitz
tert, at bet pilbe babe baabet ben ,,taps
re" Solbdt ilbe at piie iig ben Del
al gpen, Itriper ,,gien". Gfent Solz
baten, Der er en- Negsr peo Ndpn 9arz
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-12

8runoIt tensneo Gggel E.
o2utber College" pil blipe Naonet pad
ben oanits 9eiitole / Hacine, Wis.,
boortil 0runoItenen bleo lagt ben 4.
Suli Speroarelle at flere preiter pa
en- talrig 5orIamling. Gfter 2lfIpn~
selIen al ,gor Sub ban er iaa fat
en- Borg" bolot puitor $. g. Senien
fra Reenah, Snbleoninssbsn, boorsfter
pait. Sersilo fra Sconto talte ooer
5etiten Den retfaroige ital leps peb
5roen." - paltor 6. $. Senien oeo
Gmaus airten oplaite / 0ls. .,Racine
poiten" flere Striftiteber os talte ON
,ariitus, ben Ianbe 6isrneiten." boors
efter ban inoIatte 9runoitenen, unoer
bpiltsn Der neolagoes forIteqige Ooz
tumenter m. m. = profeslor 6. 6.
Helion fra SeanoinaDia, @is., Der er
ubiet til 5oritanbsr for ben npe Ssis
itole, taIte poer Striftorbst ,,Sjelen
er mere sno 2egenet," os 9sjtibslishee
ben ilutteoes meo o9eliignelisn" famt
afIpnselien at en- Salme. s ben n9rs
lisssnos lille Stop iamlebes man til
en- foltelig Jeit, bpor Yrofesior Rels
ion bolot ct intereslant Sorebras paa
enaelit opsr ben 4. Sulis getnbning,
og paItor s. 8. Semen ubpitlebe Be
srebet o@anoens Srissrslis." Timber
aeoelie al Mr. Riels peterien forebrog
Menigbeoens Manostor Fers imufte
Sange.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-12

praitein iettelfe. Jor=
rige Ssnoag blep pait. CIR. peterlen.
Weit Oenmart, Wi5., Menigbeoens
npe pr9it, inofat / lit Gmbeoe at 5ors
mano for ben oanite airte, paitor
aielbebe.
paitpr peterien er oroineret DAM
mari.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-12

@ielie. 5irsoag ben 1. Suli
agtepieoes paitor 9ings Siem / Ras
cine, Wis.. Miis 9annab g2ielien til
Mr. Grnit 8nlop. Gfter @ielIen rsiz
ite bet unge par til Waupaca; grus
ben er en- Ssiter til Wlrs. 9ing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-12

JeItmiboa bag. Sra asbsnbaon
tslssraferes ben 30te SUM-: Dommsr
Senrb Billings gropn, Meblem af be
5oreneoe Stdters Ssieiteret, gaiter
for Sioen asbenbapn; ban er paa Rei=
ie til Horse os Sperrig. De 5oreneos
Staters Miniiter 8. g. Stpenlon pil
giDe en- 5eItmiooag til 9Gre for bam.
Joruosn 9Gresgaiten er blanot andre
inobuot aonieilsprafibent Or. .DeunBs
er, Oanmarts SsjeiteretsjuItitiurius
og ct fort @ntal Suriiter og Oiploz
mater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-12

Abe Sulii 0anmarf. llaf=
bangigbebsoa9en blep feiret at 4mes
ritanerne asbenbapn meo en- Seit
paa Sotel pbsnir. 6on. 8. g.
SpenIon bolbt 6eittalen bet meb
ameritanIte Barber betorereos 2ofale,
og Orteitret lpiaeoe ameritanif Muiit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-12

Paa 5orretningsreif E,
0dniteren Wm. peterien. Gbef for
R6eberiet Mm. peterien &c Co., Neips
cattle on 5pne, opbolbt Jig forrigt
llge Montreal, bpor ban for Sioer
bar 3 Oampifibe engagereoe aorn.
frast pau port grtbur, port golbpr.
ne os andre Sapns, itriper Dane.
brpg."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
News From Barton Heights,

One of the most delightful entertain
,nents OF the season was given by Mayor
Starritt at his home, on Miller Avenue,
"Wednesday night. in honor of Miss Ber-
tina Wilson Starritt, of Roanoke.
Tho following were present: Misses
Louise Prosser, Eva Prosser, Jean
-Brogd6n, Willie CHM. Matte Rose, Ethel
Fitzpatrick: Mary Starritt, Bertha star
rift, Carrie Robertson, Rubie CrenshaW
and Bertha Crenshaw; NIessrs. Edgar
Rose. "A. w. Payne, M. L. Phillips. j. &.
.O,Bannon. Harry Faulkner, Maurice Star
rift, Mason Harris, w. c.. Crenshaw,
Murray Harlan, Stewart White and p.
S. Goodloe.
Euphemia Wallthall, little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Davies VINO mas
been very sick, is improving ana
homes are now entertained of her recov-
cry.
A most enjoyable german was given ven
at Town Hall on Chestnut Hill IuesoaS
night, which was largely attended. ana
the participants retired from the nail IN
the small hours, delightfully."- entertalf1eo.
Kathleen Gordon, daughter of Mrs. Ida
b. Gordon, continues to improve and II
is, hoped when the weather opens she
will he able to go out. $500
DR.. Hunt Christian. of Baltimore, is
on asyisit to his brother, Mr.. VIM. Z.
Christians of ATonteiro Avenue. Dr. Chris
tan. who is the grand medical director
Of the Improved Order OF Heptasophs. is
on his way South to recuperate his health,
which has been very much impaired for
some months. Mr.. j. Hunt Christian,
Jr., is accompanying his father. ss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07

Danish the wares OF Mr.. Duke and the
American trust from the whole OF their
shops. Tie London papers oeclare that
this promises TO be the seHerest blow
Mr.. Duke has yet received.
On the other hand Mr.. Duke has Just
made a conquest In enlistins the United
Kingdom Tobacco Dealers Alliance on his
side. Information from England is to
the effect that Mr.. Duke will now control
the 600 licenses OF the alliance as against
the interests OF Messrs. Salmon and Gluck-
stein, mentioned above
Messrs. eiallaher. Limited. OF Belfast,
Liverpool and London. controlled by MF-
THOMAS Gallaher. weil-known here. has
lust announced the reduction to the price
Of threepence for ten In their ..t;osa Plate
cigarettes This Is regarded by tho
English papers rs Important because it
IS the first reduction made by any British
manufacturers in reply. to tins sarious
ac,,ts which have been introduced BIZ
ar. Duke Messrs. Gallaher's reduction
Is one OF 20 per cent --S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.--Thc cotton market open.
ed steady with prices 2G4 points higher, aud
for the rest of the session were worked steadily
upward on buying for both accounts. led by
strong bull interests aud badly, frightened
attempt to defend their position aficr brief re-
:;istancc on the call. and grew more uneasy at
cyery-r!se of point. Futures in. Liverpool were
UP lac points and spot cotton was up led,
whereas no change WAS looTed for by the local
trade. Manchester stated that, cxport trade ID
goods was at full tide and that home consunp-
ton was all that could te desired. The Cont
nrgt. too, reported excellent trade conditions in
manufactured goods.
Next in order after the cables were receipts.
The ports gave promise more of falling
short of those for The same day last year. Not
only did interior towns report n shortage but
gave very large shipments, much of which We're
at the expenses of reserve stocks thus inGica ting
q light .-in sight, movement at the end of the
week.. Spot centers Of the South told of eager
dcIrand from mills. No fault could be found
with the wea theT. and this led to the belief that
after all the small receptS,wcre due to act
nal scarcity of supplies than to the sieet and
rain storm of last week. IN harmony with other
influences the official estimates for tomorrow $
| New Orleans and Houston receipts pointed to a
serious decrease under those of the same day last
year. Then official kilograms from Southern spot
markets reflected smaller offerings and higher
! prices.
The feature of fluctuations was the closing of
the breach between March and May and the
narrowing OF the difference between. these two
options ana the July position. The market
closed steady with prices net 3Mopoints higher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
/. THE TOBACCO MARKET.
Splendid Sales Yesterday at stoyewall's.
letters Received from England.

Sales on Sthe Richmond tobacco breaks
yesterday were rather small, tut were of
q, high order, SO far asst the quality OF the
tobacco and the prices received are con-
cerned. AT Stelburncs Warehouse 2o,9.0
rpunds were sold, the highest price being
so Shockoe Warehouse sold about 10000
pounds and Creushaw 1885. At the for
mer the highest price received was $3.50
house, however, topped the market. The
sale amounted to- 1920 pounds. and the
average price on the entire break was
s12.1a. The highest price was $50. an ex-
ceptionally fine figure.
The sales were as follows: r. a.
Moran, King William county, Va,
$50 at $40, ,os5- at. SIS. 80 at Slo.25. 4sa at
$3.50 .ssS5, at st4-22,, SsS at Sls-oe-i,se3 at
age. gSiI. Il. Walter Humphreys. Louisa
county, va, 7i0 at 1915, $50 o.t sl2.25. 135
at s11.50, 400 at S13.25-1.s $40: average. SIZE.
w. 3. Bruce, Caroline county, Va, 165
at 500. 1855 at $3.50, go at $3.50; no at SIS,
200 pounds average $la-s5 highest of the
season.
Some OF the other prices for the fol-
lowing planters from Caroline: Z. F.
Bruce, $21 and SIS; a. ]. Beazley. $3.50
and s14: r. w. Jones. SO and $Ii.25: Ham
Sale. 49,. $3.50, SIS. and s13:: b.. ". Bruce,
s14 and 50 "a: Andrew Nelson, Sfe;;775 and
50: s. c.. Anderson. s1s.75 and sIi.75.
Several letters Just received III this. city
from England contain the news that the
Imperial Tobacco Company has formed
an alliance with NIessrs. Salmon and
Gluckstein. Limited, the largest retail
Tobacco business In the country, which will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
MEETINGS..
LEGAL NOTICES.
Leila +. HIlderbrand ct als..pefendants.

Leila f. Hilderbrand ct als-.pefendants,
: NotIce.-The parties to the above suit
and especially the creditors OF Augustine
Chaplin. deceased. are hereby notified tfasta
have fixed on my office, NO. Ilo3 E.aI.1
Main Street Richmond, Va, as the placst
AMI the 18th day Of February. 1902, a x
A. NJ as the time for executing the thiEs
inquiry directed BY the decree entered
the Chancery suit above mentioned q,
the 2Ist day of November. 1902. at whiass
time and place you are requested to al
tend and do what may be necessary d
protect your rights. Below will be four4J
an extract from the decree under whicS
this notice is given.
Given under my hand as a CommiSs
sioncr in Cilaucery for said court.
r. Ii. STEGER. Commissioner.
tCExtract from decree above referred sto.S
{ BY said decree once the Commissioned
of the court Is directed to state the foI-
lowing accounts and make the following
enquiries and report the same to tia
court. with any matter specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself. or which
any party may require to Eave stated,
to-wit:
Third. An account of the debts and
demands against the estate of the SAID
Augustus Chapin, deceased With the or
der of their priority. II any
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Joseph Holzgriefe and wife
to Park B. Taliaferro. .33 ZIP feet on
north side Of Cary Street, g. feet east Of
Linden Street, $500. E..s
Samuel H. Perrin and wife to Mrs. Ida.
Lynch. IS 6-12 feet on north SIDE of; Floyd
Avenue, 81 6-12 feet west of Harvie Street.
$3.50.
Isabella. S. Pilkinton to Mrs. c. M Eas-.
ley, % feet on northrsidc7 of Grace street,
,135 feet west OF Shafer Street, $1,000 -.
P B. Talaferro to DR.. John Mahony,-
30 feet on east side of Twenty-sixth Street,
southeast corner of NJ Street, subject to.
deed of trust for $1.9Uo, $4,000
Henrico: Judson Cunningham and VIE
to r. Emmett Jones, e. L. Jefferson, s1s.
~. Hill P..sB. Ramsey and John II: ,BraN-
ton, 11515s acres about miles below-hich-
mond1 $500. 80 go. = 1850 :. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
STICK TO THEIR ACCOUNT.
High German Official Reaiirmed Statement [
Despite Denial OF British.
(By Associated Press,

BERLIN, Feb. G-.Fhe official British
dcniaI that Lord Pauncefote, the British
anba ssador at Washington, on April II.
1895, made second proposal to the Pow
.crs to demonstrate with the United States
was to-day laid before a high German
official, whose functions give him abso-
lutte first-hand knowledge Of everything
lust as it occurred lie reafiirmed the
statement made in these dispatches yes
.terday. =,
The correspondent. of The. Associated
Press gets the impression that while the.
German Government wishes to- avoid the
appearance of desiring to fall into the
United States arms, on the other hana''
she regards 1T as Important controVert
the wrons impression that Germany was
disposed to do anything unfriend1y to. the
eIrnite Il StateS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
THE MERCHANT TAlLORs.
Cinclnnail Chosen as Next Place o! Meeting,
and New Officers Elected.
tBy Associated Press.J.

~, IBy Associated Pfess.) 5:.-.s:.zzz So.
NA..- Feb. 6.-The seven
tenth annual convention of the Merchant
.Taiiors' National Exchange closed 70
day with banquet IN the. Alontlscel 70!
Hotel.
- Cincinnati won out In the fight for next
years convention over Denver and Kan
II. a. Schmidt and w. F. Hamrnes, of
st. Louis; =. r.. NIerwin., Of New York; .
e. y. Sommers, of Boston. and Alexander
Dunlop, of Chicago, were appointed. to
take charge OF the st. Louis Exposition
exhibit OF the Exchange,
The new officers elected are as follows;
President, Albert Matthews, OF Chlcaso:
First Vice President H. j. Heibersef. or
Washington, D. c.: Second Vlce-Presl-
dent. Charles Stewart, of Pittsburg. Pa;
S. Fl. Spring, secretary e-electeol' Il.
c. Notbohen. treasurer (re-elected).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

y. Richmond, va. Feb. G,.1JUI.
Private sales were reported to-day rs follows,
Wrappers. hogsheads; Jugs hoSshcads, and
leaf. II hogshcads.
Ehe tobacco inspector reports, as follows: IN,
spcctions-Bright, 16 Iogshcads; dark, II hogs
heads =. =. szE.~
Warehouses report light receipts and de-
iverics.
1 Loose sales were as follows: Shockoe Ware
house, 10000 pounds-highest price. $3.50:
-Crenshaw Warehouse, 1:S95 pounds-hiShcSt
price $3.50; Shclburnc Warehouse, 209Io
pounds--hghcst price, $50; Stonewall Warehouse,
10, $50 tpOunds-highest price, 500.
Mcssrs. FraZer Il Tompkins make the following
comment and price current for the week:
= Tobacco--Suncured-Rc very light, and
market strong and active. Dark Fired Tobacco--
Manipulating TO continued cold weather. the re-
ccipts have decreased, and We're only moderate
during. the past week; market continues fairly
nothing doing: receipts and.oTerinss very light
Brlghts--Iicccpts continue light and market
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
..c.ion s.1es-yuyuRE DAYS.

BY virtue OF q decd Of trust. dated July
II, 1899, and recorded in the clerks Office
OF Richmond Chancery Court. u. 3. 16a
3. page sol. also in execution of a decree
OF the Circuit Court of the United States
for the Eastern District OF Virginia. in
suit OF J. G. s.oneburner ct ais. VS.. Uni.
undersigned will sell by auction. on the
promises, on 49,,
at 40 o'clock p. NJ.
the above mentioned two-st to-, de detaeh ;9s
about eight rooms. hall in the centre. The
LOT is desirable and valuable. . ha Nm; =
Preston Street and III feet more or less
on the west line of Fourth Street. with {.
frontage of S3 feet on the south side OF
Bates Street.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay cost OF
sale, any taxes that may be. due and the
sum of $40 with interest from january III
1902. until paid; the residue at SIX anu
twelve months. with interest added and
secured by trust deed OF all cash at ops
J. JORDAN. LEAKEi.
Surviving Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. Feb. G-FLOUR-Un-
changed. Wheat dull; spot and the month,
3fs@S3Ac.; southern by sample, 7I@S48c
Corn easier and dull spot and the month, 60 4 q
G5Mc.; southern white corn, 66G6Sc.; southern
yellow corn, G5@6GEc. oats, firm; No. white,
GTGI6Sc. Sugar, firm and unchanged. Cheese,
firm and unchanged. Butter. firm and unchanged.
Eggs, firm and higher at - q sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
TO BE REBUILT.
The Eastern State Hospital Board Me

Here.
The Board of Directors of the Eastern
State Hospital met hero Wednesday and
decided TO employ Messrs. Noland & Bas-
kerviiie 20 remove the ceDris of the burn
ed wing Of the hospital anG prepare plans
and estimates for rebuilding to be sub
United to the Legislature at its coming
session.
There were present ut the meeting Mr..
Terence McCracken, of Fredericksburg.
chairman Of the board; DR.. Us. Foster,
superintendent Of the hospitals; Messrs.
a T. Garnett, Eugene Ould, Cowherd,
and H. d. Colo and Mr.. John L. Mercer,
clerk Of the board.
When the architects have removed the
remaining portions of the old building: and
prepared estimates and plans Of such st:l IL,
building as the needs OF the institution
demand. the figures and plans will be
submitted to the Legislature, which VIII
.be asked to make an appropriation ade-
duate to csrT.y out the recomm enda ton.
DIR. Foster stated last night that the
hospital is now full to overfoWlnS ana
many applications for admission nave
to be refused for lack OF accommodations;
The large public hall has been supplied
with cots since the fire, and one OF the
women's wards has been taken to accom-
modate the male patients burned out, thus
crowding the women in other wards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
NAVAL STORES.
ror 3G-SpIRITs TUR-

SAVANNAH. GA, Feb. G.-sPIRITS TUR-
pENTINE-Firm ut 42l9G421c.; receipts. lS5
casks; sales 152 casks ..!; 2ss casks
IL TGa barrels Quote: a.; E. C. D, S1.271s; r.
Sl.32!A; f, S1.37l.; G., Sl.i21.; Il, $1.50; l.
$l.721a: X. $2.35; NJ, $40; n, So; G,
$500: w W $3.50.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. 6.-TURPENTINE
AND Observation-Disclosures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07

6 CHICAGO, ILL., Feb. .G--speculation In grain
was dull again to-day and the markets We're
characterized by much hesitation. at the outset
the sentiment was bearisii, but with tho advance,
Of the session traders seemed to be ready for
closed % a &c. higher; May corn &c. mp, and
say oats ssr. advanced. Provisions later took
good squirt and closed 7Iae110 to 171sc. higher. 81
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07

177 bales; gross. 1889 bales; sales. 213 bales;
stock, 60 bales. 70 ha 1os. :. mort
to the Continent T6S bales; stock. SIG, 2G1 bales
censoidntedNe receipts es $50 bales; ssp SGs
to Great Britain, bales 70
bales; to the Continent, 36, 4l3 6aies. -
Total since September. 1st--Set receipts. o.
900. 2o1 bales export to Great Britain
Bales; to France 557 o3S bales; to the Continent,
1,7S62257 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE. :
PORT OF RICHMOND; FEB. 6, 1902.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Hosalic. Willis. Norfolk, merchandise
and passensers Old Dominion lne.
1eamel Pocahontas; Graves. James River land
anu Norfolk. merehandises and passengers, 5Vir.s
sin,a Navigation Company j,
landings and Scotland. merchandise md passen-
gers, IL ". Archer, nialia ger:
teanler Saginaw. Tunnel IN ladelphiass Pa.sE
merchandise and passenger, Clydes line
5eAis5stss1 SAILED.
steame- Eosalie. WILLIS. Norfolk. merchandise
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07
1yNCuBUkG TOBACCO MAiIlET.

Lyl,chburS, Va, Feb 9, IUU2.
The receipts Of tobacco in the warehouses OF
Ivnrhburc. have been rather light for the. past
week Thls condition Is due to the cold and IN
clement weather. Prices remain high and the
quality OF the offerings IS satisfactory.
The quotations are follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-07

c,6sai Vi 81 SoIs ner cent. prime mercantile
falJ2r sat- per cent. Sterling exchange I'm
with actual business in bankers bills at a4;S. :!
for demand and at Si.S5 IS Gi.S4M Tor sixty
rostcd rates S4.S5iS@4.SS; commercial! DIES,
81 $3.50 Gl4.S4$s. Bar silver. 55M; Mexican ool,
lars. ASH. Government bonds. weak otate
bonds, inactive; railroad bonds. firm.
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: WEST BUFFALO, N. Y.,sFeb. G.-CATTLE-
Receipts, light; dull ut Mondays closing priccs;-
vculs, tops SG.50M9; others, $G@S.25 Hogs
Receipts. $500 head; active aud 5Ml0c higher;
heavy, S6.50M6.55; mixed, $G.40@6. 30; stays.
Si.@4.25: Sheep and laInbs--Rcceipts. 200
head; steady: sheep mixed to poor, S:;.50M4;
culls TO good. 10; wcticrs, $4.30GG5.J0;
ycarlings, $5.2JM5.75.
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WHEAT-No. ..

steads. 10. 3 spring wheat, 71aI5c.; No. 2 rcd:
S3IImS5ic No. . oats, 45A GG451& No.
white, 47c.; No. 3 white, 451:@a No rye
&C. Fair to choice mailing barley, Gil Glc No No
prime mel; Tilnothy seed sG55 GEO. Ness pork, per
barrcl..- S15.SO@15.S5;. lard, per, 100 pounds;
S.55; dry saltcd shoulders lboxed) S79I. Is;
short clear sides tboxedl, Ss:noas so: Whiskey,
cry, 16G26lac.; dairy, 16G22c. Cheese, steady
at 9AM111sc. Eggs, easy; fresh, 2oiac. Re-
ccpts-Wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn. -, 900
bushels; oats, sc 900 bushels; hogs, $1,000 bush
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. G.-Scaboatd com
mon. 25ls a * c5I4 do. preferred, 46& Gi7. Sea-
board As. S41:GS4Hs.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

The sales III Petersburg during the week past
have been very large. Prices continue TO rise.
Common to medium Jugs. 4.5o@S 90,
Good Jugs 6.OU@ 100
Poor short leaf ...E............ 5.506r q. 90
Fair TO good short leaf ........... 6.5OT 0.Oa
Medium to GOOD wrappers. 9.00m 1850
Good to fine wrappers. ........... 14.O0@ 90. 90
Fine shipping 12.UO4e $500
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COTTON
CHICAGO MARKET

s. PETERSBURG, VA. Feb. G.-CoIToN---s
Market steady at Sc.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va. Feb. 6, 1902.
PEANUT. MARKETS.

NORFOLK. Va. Feb. 6-PEANuTS-Dnll;
axe; strictly. prime. Sc; prime, 2ac. Spanish,
TIC. -.-4
PETERSBURG. VA, Feb. 6.--rEANUTs-
Vircinians-Active at 81! c. for best stock.
Spanish, quiet ut I2isc.