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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-11
ELECTORAL BOARDS
BY CIRCUIT COURTS

Dispatoh concerning the mode OF appoint.
mellt OF the Electoral Boards for the
several counties OF the State
An examination into the matter 70.
veaIs tho fact that the present boards
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LIBERTY POINT
A Monument to Mark Spot Of Historic
Interest,

Especial to The -Dlspatch.)
FAYETTEVILLE. N. c., Oct. 10.-The
Woman's Auxiliary of the Liberty Point
Monument Association. In raising money
to build monument at Liberty Point,
and Person Streets. where the patriot Q
colonists OF the Cape Fear country mot
on tho goth of June. 1775 and passed reso-
little over year before the National
Declaration Of Independence.
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Mr.. M. M. straus' Exhibit.
It has been decided on account of
the bad weather Saturday, to extend the
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Christ { hprch 5 erylces

Christ's Episcopal Church to-day. at II
A. N, ana at P, NJ. with preaching by
Rev. q, Otis Mead, tho rector. Bible
oiasses will meet at 10 A. M. and $3.50
P. NJ.
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bold oyer until {anpary ! 49, Then #
be named by the Circuit Court.
In the meantime there WI be no cleo
toral boards. but as no elections inter-
them.
The law governing the subject is plains
ly stated above.
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AgLITTLE MYSTERY
Movement Sold Off on Mysterious
Rumor Which Caused apprehension.

lspeelal to The Times Dlspatcho
Post says: A very obscure Incident, the
precise nature OF which was not made
clear, even at the close of business, was
utilized on the Stock Exchange to-day
fors general attack on prices. The
whole episode was, curious, In much the
same way as was the extraordinary affair
in Third Avenue Railway shares in the
mature to @ on toaays ncldent
until 1t is known exactly how much of
fire. If any; lies below all the smoke. On
ehe ad
had been greatly magnified for the pur-
poses of the Stock Exchange. On the
other hand 1t should be added that. for
Z in the class OF random spectators have
been preparing for just such a move
ment as occurred to-day.
At the start the stock market was I'M
certain, with few concessions in price.
and with a pretty active business around
yesterdays closing figures. This was the
state of the market until an hour or so
after noon, when a sudden fall ensued In
avery quarter Of the list: This down
ward movement brought about such de-
clines as III point In St. Paul. II in Sugar
In Louisville and Nashville. 21s in Mis-
souri, Pacific, ! each In Union Pacific,
Southern Pacific, United States Steel,
Rock island and pennsyiyanii ia, and t,s 81
low prices followed so quickly as to sug-
gest pretty plainly that some large spec
llative interests were buying back shares
which they had sold before the break.
This, and the quarters from which some
OF the more positive 1nalign rumors Of
the day proceeded. gave good deal Of
color to the theory Of an extensive stock
jobbing scheme which had used some
real facts, large or small, for It's own
purposes. The striking part Of the days
occurrences was the effect Of the whole
Sffair on Wall Street sentiment.
Ys In this regard the DAYS Developments
were in their way the converse of what
lsed to occur last summer and a year
ago, when mysterious "rumors" OF some
hing important and highly favorable,
Influence OF to-days unpleasant "mys-
tery' the market closed weak.
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,norts and the market therefore, WMle
ictlve and excited, has been largely PRO-

shorts and the market therefore, while
3an sa!e and exc tied has been largely PIP ,
Les ssh Tho Liverpool market tnls
Mi i,.,I at the time OF our opening vas
{aMst aipout as due on our close or yes sr;
n nay, put lhter responded to the lo ,cn
4ithough spot cotton there was 2 points
e. {, the bulls than recently, footing Up 2o$o
ph,es against u, 6A last year, but thG es y,
notes q Tor o-nlorrow's leading. points IN IN
elcnte LA decided decrease During we
entire session theer was more or less lo one
8coI5on coming on the market, anu II WIS
SAG that at the better levels the cliaute
500 SOLO as freely as possible without impart-
ing an easier tone to values. !, n.
New orleans was firm and followed the
i.e. YORK advance moro or less; clos1e e,S
put but, Fey bgying orders being rccsiye1fd
from the South. Exports were small,
amounting to but 14,948 bales for the day.
and unsa tisfactory labor conditions were
reported from certain manufacturing dis
triGts. notably. Dover, y. FL. where o.,
tinues very firm, however, the local mar
ket being advanced Is points, while the
Southern markets. were Unchanged to Ac.
higher, and tho speculative market con-
tinued under bull control to the G;lto5s s.es,
which was firm at q net gain of lldp22
points. Prices then were at practically
the best OF the session. Total sales
futures $4,000 bales.
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COTTON WENT
SKYWARD
The Prices Advanced TWent
Points Over Wednes-
days Closing.
(By Associated prcss.)

(By Associated press)
( NEW YORK, Feb. 1o.-This was a day
OF sensational developments in the cot
ton market, prices advancing about 20
points over last nights closing. May
contracts show an advance of almost ex-
actly one cent per pound over the clos
ing figures of February Sd. an advance
Of 100 points having developed In fifteen
days. Prices are two cents pound
higher than they were on November 14th.
Such q rapid enhancement IN values Is
almost without precendent in the his
tory of the trade. While the storm which
has been general throughout the country
and which has seriously interfered with
the movement of cotton Is responsible to
some extent for to-day's RISE the Inn
proyement is rather more directly attrl-
butable to the manipulation Of the three
cliques of bull operators. who are credlted
with controlling the market in New 0r-
leans, New York and Liverpool. ne
New Orleans clique and Its following ls s
currently credited with the ownership OF
half million bales of spots and I, futures -
The New York clique, known in the TRACE g
as the Boston syndicate, Is supposed 70
hold as much, while the Liverpa1.ol m ainn
Ret Is dominated by a group q. y
operators with headquarters IN Ale = w
dria whose holdings are supposed to}5pe
at least 100000 bales. 51s t
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H. !. FOSTER LESLIE nj. FOSTER
FOSTER & FOSTER.
Llnde rfakers.
50z North 7th St.
Telephone 1928
Residence $3.50
Telephone 1928
Residence $3.50
.TUsKEdEE CONFERENCE
Resolutions Of Regret at pr. Curry's
Death We're Adopted.
N (Ey Associated Press. =


'TUsKEGDE ALA, February 1s-The
twelfth annual Tuskegee. Negro Confer
ence closed its sessions here to-day with
q large attendance of educators from
nll over the South. The conference adopt
ed resolutions Of regret at the death of
Til. L. N. Curry, and expressed it's
appreciation of his great interest in
Southern education and In the work Of
the Tuskegee Institute,
The subject for, discussion at the con-
ference to-day was the teaching Of ag-
ricuture in its tSoadest sense The dis
,chssion was divided into three general
topics--!n tho city schools, In the coun-
ty schools and by extension work--mainly
In the country. The methods considered
outside school room work We're farmers
Institutes, instruction from travelling as
llicultural experts, travelling libraries and
farmers bulletins. sPptss l5s3
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PRICES
DECLINED
Active Proflt-Taklng Left Mar
ketWithout SustainingForce
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures
These, With the Impending Holiday,
Were Sources Of Uneasiness, and
NetLosses We're General Some
Sharp Rallies Late in Day
fRr Associnted rress.)


NEW YORK, Feb. l9.The normal ten
holiday proved a depressing influence in
outstanding commitments as existed
among the traders We're on the long side
OF the market There was evidence. of
stocks which have been the subjects OF
recent speculative buying, and this added
to the general tone iof depression. The
character of the liquidation and the VIC
way and in Metropolitan securities were
< causes of uneasiness and were accom-
panied by sensational rumors The eS-
way was 3is and in the securities com
pany points. There were sharp rallies
in both. stocks late in the day, going to
show that short selling by bears had
been conspicuous element in the de-
incident on the general market was un-
deniable. The active profit. taking KIN IN
2 ket without q. sustaining force The
sharp reaction in the price for the metal
IN London and reports Of ,a large decline Inc
February were the only Few develop
ments to account for the action of the
stock Missouri Pacific in tho railroad
suggested a llghtening of the load carried
by the pool In the stock. London was a
seller here. but not TO an important ex-
Sterling exchange continued to advance
spending rise at Paris, thus narrowing
the margin from the, gold export point;
viii 60 out before Thursday Of next week
at the. earliest, owing to transport con-
siderations.
in the consideration of the Panama Canal
treaty gives livelier interest to the
question of providing for remlttances to
pay the purchase price for the canal .
l44 The aCfive bill CamDaiEng In cotton Is
watched with interest in the financial dis
trict. owing. not only TO the additional re-
quirement involved for currency, but to
the effect of the high price of the article
upon the export demand.
Yesterdays currency transfers to New
Orleans and large customs payments
brought the re1uisition by the sub
since Friday s2,4S6, COO The rally on short
covering of stocks early in the last hour
was not held; and the closing was dull
and the United States Steel stocks showed
quite notable resistance to the general
depression.
stocks. Total sales, par value, 5000, 900
United States bonds were all unchanged
The total sales of stocks for the day
were b54,200 shares.
MONEY AND ENcHANGE-CLOsE:
Money on call steady at 21sa3 per cent;
closing 214sd3 per cent; time money, firm:
months. 41sGa3 per cent: prime IN, mIercan-
change firm with actual business in bank
sis4G0a4.s4.s 5for sixty days bilsl; post
I ed rates, s4s5k and $.SS1s; commercial
bills, SISSY G4s4as. Bar silver, ASS; Mexi-
can dollars. S7A; Government bonds
4iteady; State bonds easier; railroad bonds
weak. Ya.si55
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REV. W. r. L. SMITH rs
TO LECTURE TONIGHT

The Fall Of New France" Is the sub
ject Of an unusually interesting lecture
to be delivered In Broad-street Church
tonight by the Rev. William R L.
Smith. pastor OF the Second Baptist
Church. Mr.. Smith is speaker OF re-
cognized ability. and is perhaps at his
best In this powerful address. THE Vir-
ginia Gee Club" will be present to rem
der the music. This meeting Is held un-
der the auspices of the Broad-Street Ep-
worth League, which extends to the pub
lie q cordial Invitation to be present
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RAILROAD EARNINGS
Splendid Showing Made by the Norfolk
and Western Road.

and Western Road.
The gross earnings Of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company for the sec
ond week in February showed an increase
of IS per cent. over the same period for
the previous year. The increase for the
and the increase from July LIST, through
the second week in February Is Il per
cent. Adding this percentage OF increase
70 last years gross Of $685., 600, It is es-
timated that the gross earnings for the
year to end the 30th of June next at, say
in round figures, Will be s2o,50o,ooo.
If the road is operated at GO per cent.
which is highly probable. a net will be
derived therefrom, over and above taxes,
laneous income. Deducting therefrom
s236S,00 for fixed charges. q balance Is
arrived at Of S, 912, 100. Subtract from this
4 per cent. on preferred stock. say s9l0, 900.
leaving S5000.000, which Is III per cent. on
100000 common stock.
Chesapeake and Ohio for the ths !, second
Chicago Great Western and st. Louis
and Southwestern for the same period
show, increases Of $4,000 and 81 sss. re-
spectively.
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cs Getton ddng 1884, net
60 s. psss 1sS ssSSSs bales i 0Aes sA
eeipts. 1890 bales; export to Great
bales;& stock, 910,779 bales.
ceps @ pae ~ s es5ert 3
Britain s.s1z ba BALES; t to France 5,s7s
bales: to the Continent, SOIL bales.
Total since Septembe lst At all sea.
ports-Net receipts, {. 399, S29 bales; export
e. Gseat B1ritan naIes to FESass
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1e.-coTToN-
Spot cotton was fairly active to-day; or
ders are now. coming in from spinners
that carry higher limitations. enabling
inducing the tablinE Of better bet asso IT
Guiding 1,150 bales to arrive; quotations
advanced Nc
There was only one side to the cotton
contract Ct market to-day and That was the the
and from the outset bid prices up all
along the line. The opening figures at
Liverpool Were a shade lower than yes
terday but that fact was ignored by, the
talent on this side. who, were so thor.
oughly Impressed with the strength 4. I! Of T
hardly noteworthy break throughout
the day. The local board at the close
showed net gains of 1920 points on all
months Of the current commercial year.
Cotton f9t9pes Arm; Feernpa mS e'ss pa
S9 aasn sS Sane ss1 ARs! jig. ss5asss
August, 954@955; September. Ss0ds,sl;
October, 8.43GS.44.
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Must Pay the Judgment,

IN az an NY Associated Press,)
George p. VANITY. presiding
at a special session Of the. United States
Court In this city. to-day decided the
application Of Messrs, Lesson and Hope
Vel cf Boston. Mass, who sought 70
be released from paying judgment ~
favor Of the East Tennessee Land Com
lpnily, amounting to SO, 900, The apPll:-'
cation Is denied and the judgment stand
BRIpGDPoRT, CON THE coast de-
Tense monitor Florida, built for. the
United States government by the Cres-,
cent shipbuildng Company, Of Ellzabeth
trial In the aopnd off this harbor next
week. ll;3sl ssi ~ * rs 4s
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at nm advance Of ida
points, and after a slight reaction, due
TO proflt-takins, ruled very active and
port from the clique interests. There ap-
peared TO be hut little outside interest In
to-days market, and the chief buying
power seemed to originate With the
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cation with tho g 18th almost cut and
found considerable trouble in their vest
ern connections. This WAC tho cause of
a still further narrow market. an "a

found considerable, trouble IN their vest
ern. connections. This was the cause Of
a still further narrow market.
NEW YORK CENTRAL:
New York Central was heavy on tlfl-
ing would take, The best opinion was
that all the money Immediately needed
would 30 raised BY a stock Issue. and
peeted When 't tic money nj, y' market was fay
orable. 5s
ACTIVE FEATURES:
trading were Aninlgnmnted Copper, ST.
Paul, Pennsylvania. and General Eiec.
trio There Z is some reason to think K that
recent advance The stock showed the
absence OF this support.
METROPOLITAN:
The street did not like the selling Of
tSc WaS shat othss pr nter
est associated with the company had
severed their connectlon with It. The
actions.
LEATHER,s POSITION:
plans directed to tho financing Of Leather
have been postponed indefinitely. It was
felt that this was not a market In which
Could borrow t, money when railroads Of
the highest class arc making big conces-
sions to get It,. Whatever forms the plans
w 70 raise hai ABOUT for or use s In Tie
business.
CHEMICAL ACTIVE:
ical yesterday, and the tip was passed
around that the stock was slated for q
big rise. There was lively. bidding for IT
of the market. l tf +s srlE4.as5
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NAVAL STOKES.

8 WILMINGTON. & N. a., Feb. 10.--SPIR-
ITS TuRPENTINE-FI at 65c.; re-
celpts, 16 casks. Rosin-Firm at 81. 90; re-
celpts, $40 barerls. Crude Turpentlne-
Firm at s2.40Qpi; receipts o barrels. Tar
Firm. at sl65; receipts. 444 barrels.
rfNEHT Fir at 6s &C.; r &C. u casks
sales. III casks; exports, 40 casks. Rosln-
Firm; receipts, 1.63s barrels; sales, none;
-cHARLEsT X, s. q, Feb. 1s.-ruR-
FPENTINE--Firm at Gkc. Rosin-Frm.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET. Z
Petersburg, Va, Feb. 10, 1903.
Market very active and prices are high.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

there has been continued activity in job
bling quarters. but first hands have had
only indifferent business. The market
continues on strong basis with stocks
of goods. Advances on brown and bleach
ed goods have been recorded In certain
quarters. f,.t IN
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cAT>T1.E MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. 49, CATTLE--Re
ceipts, 10000 head stead Good 4. 70 prime
stocke,rs sand and feeders 59l.60; cows, 81 40
G4.4o; heifers. s2q+GQ; Gamers, y Apsp,6Q;
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l.. ]. HAYDEN,
PURE HERB MEDICINE

Is one OF the Greatest Healers OF the Sick
on Earth; Cures all Diseases or no Charge.
human race Or no charge. no ma tier what
your disease. sickness or affliction may be.
feft9sf you Hear
Consumption. BLOOD. Kidney, Liver. Blad-
der, Structure. Piles In any form, Vertigo.
Indigestion, constipationt Rheumatisms II
Diseases. ali itching sensations, all Female
Complaints. La Grippe or Pneumo nia;
worst forms. without the use Of knife OF
INSTRUMENTS: Eczema, Psnples on face and
body. Diabetes ct Kidnevs or Brigh,fs
ease, no matter of what nature All ven.
erea1 diseases spectalty' MedIcine sent
culars send a two-cent stamp for answer.
No. 4M West Broad Street. Richmond. Va.
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PEANUT MARKETS.

pesnnt maFFet aae There Il t SS
one change to note, namely, that Of p. %.
meas, which Is reduced from s2.75 a bag
last Saturday to $3.50, The prices are as
! Eancy sNe.; strictly y prime y, 2% Ns prime
lAQsNs' spsnish aoS, bnshel, RllaGkeys
HID clay and red peas, 81. Peanut bags,
In bales-6S In. Z Aloe. = V
PETHasBuR VA, Feb. l9-PI1A-
Ignia's, now, actiyeat SO.
IS MARINE INTELLIGENCE. g5s
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.CQTTONSEED ON, MARISE,

COTT0NsEED OIL MARKET.
showed less activity, but was steady at
old prices. Prime crude here nominal;
prime crude, I. 9; b: mills. s4dp36c.: primo
summre yellow, Agpiiasc;i or summer yell
yellow. A5c.; prime meal s27,5002S.
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BALTIMORE, MD; Feb fI7i u i9-B Ella =
s sonthe mi by IS sample 7sdsoEc. Corr
lNlrmer; spot and the mo9Qth, Mq5aR{G.;
White. 42is@ ise, Y, fsye-strong; No. q,
Eggs- steady, IN fairly good s dfs en- - r.
unch i sugar-Firm and unchanged.
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Report Of the sales OF tobacco on the
Lynchburg market. reported by Mr.. John
L. Ogesby, Of Lynches Warehouse. for
Sold week ending February 7th, .24s. 400
pounds; week ending February 14th, 1.3l7,-
100 pounds: increase for week ending Feb
rlary 14th, 6S,70O pounds Sold from DC
tober, 1862, to February IA. 1903, 2315. 800
pounds; from October i, 1901. to February
IA. 1902, 1o,7s6,9Oo pounds; increase for 1905,
1,524 900 pounds.
Receipts last week were quite heavy.
consisting of all grades. from the com
mon Tugs to the fine wrapper, with q
large proportion Of good, fine shipping and
sustained on all grades with q slight
advance on fine shipping and wrappers.
We quote prices as last week:
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Feb. 10. 1908.
QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Feb. le.-FLoURaDull.
Rye Flour-Steady: Buckwheat Flour
quiet at sl.s9@; Is. Gornmeal-ouiet,
Wheat-spot, easy; No: 2 red, size. OPP
lions had an Irregular day. Following a
weak start, due to bearish cables and fay
oraGe Tes they r snedd On a Ehe
after midday in response to poor cash
demand and liquidation gave place to
closing steadiness on European war
e. higher March closed at S2Ae:; May,
S0s1c.: July. 7S1hc.; septem Der. 76Bc.
cGFnspet ztead dg Ne S9c s oRti9n
from shorts and prospects for rain in the
Mare oa closed d Se M Nay 6S : Jeo y
tions dull but fairly steady with corn.
Bsef floEsd a c &c Lard
sm fshsd RR olaia
Easy. Rice-Firm. Molasses-Q
Coffee-The market for coffee, futures
opened steady at q partial decline OF
steady, net SOLO points lower. Sales. IS go
Rass m Sp1t q Re stsaes renes
firm.
gta s!t DAIRY s sxt5 ghssssFeS SAFE s
full cream. fancy, small colored; fall
made, lf1ac.; small white. l4Ac. Eggs--
Firm; state and Pennsylvania. average
best 1gc so9thegn 1sisf Pc p9tat tees,
ern. per $50 pounds, ss1.5oao; Long, Island.
s2d2.35; South Jersey sweets. ;s2.50@2.75.
Peanuts--Steady; fancy handpicked,
4&c.; other domestic, 3d4Hac: CabbagesSS
Quiet domestic. per barrel, white. GOO
Soc: red, sl@125. Cotton-By steamer to
Liverpool, l2c.
CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. 19.-Bearish
statistics caused weakness In wheat to-
day. but fair demand late in the day
helped prices and the close was firner
islAc and oats &C. higher. Provisions
we're strong and the May products closed
from 5dii7la to 25c higher.
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FROM "A COLDsCLlMEs
Editor Here from Lebanon, Penn, 4 e'ls
of Some Frigid Weather. X

Mr. B. Boisseau Bobbltt, editor OF the,
Lebanon (Pa.) Evening Report, Is in the no
city on his way to spend some weeks
in North Carolina and Florida, =.
Mr.. Bobbitt says that when he LOTT
home yesterday morning the mercury
marked six degrees below zero, ana phvLe
were eighteen inches Of snow on the
ground,
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sDIsPArcI RICHMOND VA

ia 10
steers. $1,000 49, Hogs !sessslpts to-day.
over over $500 head; opened 50loe. lower;
slosed active and strong. Mixed ana
butchers, s9;S56R7 10; Light. $7,45Ge.eo BULK S
ilend; sheep and lambs strong to 100.
higher Good to choice Wethers, s506,76;
fair to choice mixed, S4d5; native lambs,
$4.75G610. {5y
Is NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-BDEvEs-No
receipts. City dressed beef steody at 20
DC. per pound; yeals + sssteadys; western,
e eaIyes ss cty dressea ysals e1 1
14hc. per pound. Sheep and Lambs
Firm common and medium larnb y s q ~
lambs, $3.50 712h. Dressed mutton, 70
DC. per pound; dreshed lambs. 0111c. per
pound. Hogs Steady, State hogs, $3.50.
CINCINNATI, O.. Feb. 1o.;-Hoa!ssaz,
LOO Sheep rong at 1895. Lambs.
Strong Mt s5G6s5.
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

QUoTATIONSF URNISHEDTHE
z DISPATCH BY SCOTT & STRING
FELLOW, BANKERS AND
BROKERS. l102 L, MAIN
STREET
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K The leading futures ranged as tollowS
$3.50 Qnen a High. LOW. Close

H 9sc S Sna sste 4eaS7c ING "a s red
No. corn, 4sc.; No. 2 yelIls2NM w. 4sc. I, No;
rye, 4S%c, Good feeding barley, 42g45c,:
fair to choice mating, 47@ps4c. Ne, u
.naxseed. sl.l4 No, l northWestern., N.lS:
prime Iimothy seed, 81, Mess Mes ,o PorR R, re per
sS.6S5kGs,65; short ribs sides Goesel $500 g
9G0; dry sailed shoulders (boXea) ,- $Sl2sMgp
s25i short clear sides looSsse1ae s9,laMpsIss
Steady: creameries 1S@26c.; diaries, lao
CSC. Eggs-Easier at 16ieQl7c.
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BALTIMORE STOCK. MARKET
BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. Dashboard
Air Line common. 2os44 do. preferred, 425s.
Seaboard As, unchanged.
Atlantic Coast Line. common and pre-
ferred, no change