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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-06-19
Reief in SIX Hours

Distressing Kidne, and Bladder Dis
ease relieved in six hours by "New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
1t is great surprise on account of its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
in bladder, kidneys and back, in male
or female Relieves retention of water
almost Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cnre this is the remedy. Sold
by A. B. Rains, druggist. feb7-ly
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-06-19
He SENT A BULLET
THROUGH HIS HEART
George Morgan, Prominent Fayette
vile Merchant, Specialized
in Futures.

Fayetteville, June 13-George Nor.
gan. prominent merchant, committed
suicide this morning by shooting
himself with pistol, the halt entering
the heart Nothng definite has bean
learned as to the cause of the deed
except that he has been heavy loser
IN dealing in futures.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-06-19
Tax on Babies.

Extreme hot weather is great tax
mo- the digestive power of babies;
when punv and feeble they should ne
Given a few doses Of Whites cream
Vprmifuge, the childrehs' TOME ~
lion Of their food. so that they soon be
come com strong, healthy and active 25c at
A. b. Rains.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-06-19
A Frightened Horse,

Running like mad down the street
dumping the occupants, or hundred
other accidents, are every day occur
FENCES. 1t behooves everybody to have
a reliable Salve handy and there's none
"a rood rs Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Burns, Cuts, Sores, Eczema and Piles,
d sappear quickly under its soothing
effect. 25c, ut Woldridge's drug store.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-06-19
AFTER LAWRENCE LAMBS.
Eastern Capitalists Securing Options
and Will Hunt Oil.

Lawrenceburg. Tenn, June IL
Several options have been taken lately
on mineral lands located about two
miles northwest of here. 1t ls
thought some OF the land contains oil.
The parties interested are Eastern
capitalists. and will begin prospecting
sometime between now aud the early
fall
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-06-19

You Know What You are Taking
When you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that i t
is simply Iron and Quinine in taste
ess form. No Cure, No Pay. SOC.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-06-19
GRANTS INJUNCTION.
Nashville's Bond Issue to Tennessee
Central Held UP by Judge Clark.
Special to the Helald.

Special to the Helald.
Nashville, Tenn, June 12-Judge
Clark, of the United States Distric
Court, has filed in the office of the
United States Court Clerk in this city
his decision in the case of Mechanism
& Co. vs.. the Tennessee Central rail-
road Co. He grants temporary IN
junction of the issuance OF the bonos
voted the company by the city OF Nash
vile. The final decision will now de
pend on the proof of illegal votes cast
for the bond subscription.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-06-19
Press ASSOCIATION Meets.

,peci,l to the Herald.
Chattanooga June IL. The Tennes
see Press Association met mere touay.
Their. Is a full add representative
attendance President j. A, Ambrose
deliver ID his address
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-06-19
AN Old Timer Wants An Inning.
VI the Editor of the Herald !:

To the Editor of the HERALD :.
We have old Fiddler's Contests,
aOld Time Singing Skules, etc.
why coulu not manager wilkins Ior
the sake of the old timers ana the
younger generation give an entertain,
ment of "Old Time Town Eall,
BALL Per, "Hot Ball, cat
Anthony Over, and fill out with a
four handed game of "Marblesf
FIRST TEN n ESSEE.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-06-19
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

UAU EIEfVU gba1 EE1I 5Es~ TT
Mems Atwood $50 suits S 400
Men S all wool flannel coats pants, 3.05
Mems al-wool SO 90 suits, 600
Mems all wool Canadian Crash fea 500
Mems black clay Worsted suit, 600
Mems black unfinished Worsted suit, $50
Mems genuine imported Grant suit, 1000
Mems $40 fine tailored Dress suits, IL SO
243 Young Mems suits, ages 4 10 10, 500
Boys knee pant SUITS we'll made, $3.50
Boys knee pant suits, new veases, 800
Boys Norfolk suits, $3.50, SO and So
Bows Russian Blouse suits, So 90
Every suit guaranteed or your money
back. Come to our sale and save money.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-06-19

(Belleville, n. ]. Telegram to the New
York SUM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26
The Gold Movement.
IsnccInl 10 Tic Tlmcs. Dispatch,)

a# (Spcclal to The Times. Dispatch,) s
Il NEW York, Feb 25.--The New York
News Bureau prints the following to tolda1 y
formed bankers that no gold Will be ex--
ported At present i is In prospect s. that
Of the recent loss Of reserves by the
banks. which ia usually incident to this
season, and this will probably check, a.
pavement which has been in progress as for Or
causes OF both the strength In sterling
exchanges and the increase IN bank loans az
of4paying of sterling loans and tho re-
placing OF same In this city, The decline
in money rates here onrlv In January. ana
TIC ma1Jtenance q money rates T., Lon &, q
Ing time, loans there. and a.s q u result nasI
loan account here, l'hero are no indl,'1;
cations, however. that money Y, rates ,Wiih!
Paris and Berlin haye,an abundance Of
cheap funds. This supply our banks can
command easily. as there Is q fair protlt
In using foreign money here and as our
foreign debt has now been reduced IN
COMPARATIVELY small proportions
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somewhat irregular Speculation was
due 10 a further fall IN sterling s. eM,
change and encouraging II reports : lrt ~
Washington as TO the passage OF the AZ
tirlch bill. 1nbriew of the hardening tell
dency of money the financial measure
attracted more than usual attention. ana
Its passage is 9regarde ed by the great ini mss
OF conserva tive business men rs higin,i ny
essential to the smooth working OF. ths
finances in theRcrop.moving season, Wh i,n
disturbances heretofore have been ne
rule. The Aldrich bill Is really superior
10 any other yet favored, hence the goh-
eral desire forai, passage.
After frequent vibrations between
strength and weakness the stock market
closed with irregular net changes on the
Onlyin few instances. however, were
the fluctuations of any m oment. changes,
as a rule. being confined within rac-
The greatest strength was displayed by
Rock Island. ST. Paul, United states
Realty, North American, 500 preferred
and Anaconda. The las t named and ANAL
gauiated Copper improved on further
advance IN copper. F
Metropolitan Securities, St. l,o ans and and
San Francisco and Wabash stocks, ana
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Commission houses were advising con-
servatism in view Of the strength OF time
money, and business was mainly profes-
's4,l1l. III : !s5f III a. .I
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Movement Of Prices Was E :&i'
tremely Irregular.
: UNDERTo-NE DEPRESSED
Tightening Course Of the Money MarSe'
Continued TO BE the Dominating
T actor Bond Market was Broad
But Prices were Irregular

5ssNE,yv YORK. Feb. 95.--The tlhaer'ohe
\ AZ I 10 stock market continued depresssu
.{1o.aav although tho movement OF prices
,pas feverish and irregular throughou'.
ltrberc vas quite Il general sh9W oi
L sfrenrth ,gat the opening. ana lnui N1tn, ~,
nnnts or strength q t different utiies atsiL .c
4 wnitis. but nothing In the way a. a,,,i 'and
was, left at the close 81 whle'' W. : -
Il weak 20 ,,,a money
81 The tightening course OF INV fnn.or
market continued TO be domlnuh,t
in dampenlng any spec cnntinned to work
closer 81 SO that lenders were prac'le 20 az
unwilling TO do business at ioW sod Ssss
than per cent, t1 nd any from ON Chicago
y sntrni,,ced new factor Of importance nee
Info the Situation. The sub Treasury was wa:
mot called upon To-Day ~ iS,,t Nav
York exchnnge at Chicago d .i,ai,,es y
\ continuance Of the pressure for funds as:
! Urea sury. combined With very large e rs
ions collections. brought -e loss o. t tns
market to the 90 g 60 on1 the asgre
n Il vas not known until after the close
that arrang had been ,d iha tn Rrenos
AyIes. 1t IS not improbable that the wear *
cl6sing in the stock market was due 70
mn inkling of this news ,-.
Tho lack OF confirmation OF yesterIqa ~ ;
rumors regarding Wabash ana p. t 5oais
md San Francisco as to- possible ueats
Connecting those railroads with ot theF
large systems naturally led to realizltlg,
T3he advance in Rock Island had the hp-
$penrance Of an effort to revive the HI
yfusnce OF these rumors, me sE1ssi u
( nress1lre against Metropolitan Street Ran.
way was also regarded rs rn5nsL
omnibus The rise In 81. Eaui
Z Was due to the possibility that the dlr &C.
tors at to-morrow's meeting may TAKE
action on the proposed new stock issuss
Copper felt the bens'ii o.
a T, a Givance in the selling price 70 EzUrops
Of the metal. LaClede Gas and :Nofln
American reflected the reports o. the
purchase Of the former by the attet;
n T'he buying OF Sugar was ATTRIBUTED 70
favorable trade reports. -
The bond mark ct was quite nroaa- Dut
the price movement was irregular. 10 O.
tai sales par value s2,4yO.ng
Tho total sales of stocks lot me Gay
were 4S77po shares.
81 MONEY AND EXCHANGE--CLosE:
Nancy on call steady at TaT3 per cent;
closing, q per cent: time money frrn. q. AZ
#norods as per, cent: prime mercahtlis
I'M ner a,T5h rer cent. Sterling exchange
easter with actual business In bankers
hiIls at 81 Isl. 5NfI4.S7. for demand and al
Hs4. 81, a56f4 S430 for sixty days: posted rates.
EAS5&and 4SSis: corn n1ercial1 bills,
Asa. n Bar silver, 1885,; Mexican dollars;
as, Government bonds steady; raliroad
bonds irregular.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26
chrrLE MARKET.

Ctt1CAao Ill., Feb TIT 4, Ell g.
aetve joTl5e. lower ,haS ". Monaaaay a tS
dunn s5dli15 sioS l$ ana, rseass Is;
ssSs2e aai roN siaSa3So BILLS
cn yl ss.asdi4.7d Texas-fed steers $4,000
400 Hogs Receipts today ". s nvsr nG hMi
head Mixed and b.nt;GShsrs sesToh asS Seya
:ssS5Is !Sht ssSoIe 81 bulk y oa e s snleas:
shcop steudy; lambs lower, Good d, !, to to
choice wethers, s5M6b0; fair to f n!d.r
mixed Naf4 4xl native lambs 4''su0'
NEW Y DIRK, Feb. a. ID DE vl1s-.Niar.
ltet opened firm to 10c. higher on SteeIa !,
closed slow ut Mondays prices bl,lls my, ~,
cows steady. Steers, HCOG1,;!0: oxen , t5m5
stags, s2.H0GI5: bulls, S3.35dl3Sb; COWS. Wy ~
i415. Veals--Flrm to 2ac. higher; wes,t III,
calves lower. Venls, sbNa70; tue cMiYe -;
sI675: westerns, s3.5om3.65 City DRESSES s,o
vens 1l0D1 so.5 per pound Sheep.-ocii,. =, -
and firm ~ good to- choice latnpS up '.,,.
steady, medium and common innDs s!uw
TO 10c lower. Sheep. So 5ON0oni eSins9nrsi ,s
81 600iG so; lambs, s5.sJD7H: ctills, Sl.htoato'
31toHs-Ilower for nll Weights. So STATE t''.
s7S06p7.4O.
CINCINNATI. o.. Teb. o.. Gs-Dull
and lower Mt IS. c517,15 Cnttlc-Strs0ong,s q 2 !
seal Is Shcep-Dull and lower ut SoQ l.so.
Lambs--Dull and lower At soue.1o' If
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. Feb. 25.-sPIR-
IT'S -TURPENT1NI;--Ti Firm at G3c. re-
ccipts, 10 casks. Rosn--F'lrn at sl.8; re-
ceipts, ,5S7 barrels. Crude TErpentlne-
Firm at s2.4oGf4; receipts. 20 barrels. Tar
Firm at sl.G5: receipts. 375 barrels; !, :,
TNEi-Tirm at G5c.; receipts, 22 casks;
sales. So casks; exports, none. Rosin-
Firm receipts $40 barrels; sales, 1,5S6 bar
rcls exports a8 barrels.
a SCHARIESTON, S.. c., Feb. 25.- r.
PENTINI-Firm at a513c. Rosn--B>irm.
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sisoME:5! sPLENDlDiFRUlT.

e,ytr45,G syaaor and Company. general
gcon5ml ssion merchants. OF Richmond, are
thn Southern agents for the famous Rose,
sc CHR FTult Farm. Of Waynesboro. Ya.,:
within Isl owned by Mr. James Graz q.
4 essfs. sydnor and COMPANY have re- e
cent cent specimens Of Mi, Craig's York and
sg,wimesap apples and or his. champagne
cidor. Sall OF which are pyoduct s 81 the
Rose Clife Farm. Y II AZ q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26
coTroNsEED OIL MARKET.I

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Cottonseed ~
on spot, representing steady urdcrtone.
Primo crude here nominal. prime crude,
+. o. b. mills. 3i4S41ac.; primo summer vel.
low, 40hc.; off summer yellow, 59Ac. !;
prime white doc; prime winter yellow,
45c.; prime meal s27.5Gll2s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26
PEANUT AND PEA MARKEr.

NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 25.-There has
been no change in the dullness Of the
peanut market. but the prices Of peas
have fallen from last week rapidly. The
quotations are as follows:
2Mc,; prime, 2Ac.:|l low grades, &c; ma
chine picked. 1Ts@2hc: Spanish. 75c, Fer
.bushel. Blackcyo peas. s2'3 bag;. black
SOC. Peanut bags In bales-Gs In. 4-l0c.
PETERSBURG, VA, Fob. 3;--PEA-
.NUTS-spa onish new, active at 72o. Vlr-
glnia's, now, active at &c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26
TOBACCO MARKET.
richmond. Va, Feb. Is, 1903.

m Richmond, VHo y Cd "a 19 sV'
Tho tobacco market for the week We end
account q the eclj hnye nee
nff vnrv much, especially on slni-cured.
There unusually ally nrEe ne erGSentnESs s
93% nG oo sSta Very cheap VT
nnost AZ II sold for oil 1T was worth, con
alton taken into consideration fridays
market showed up with some Eood sun IN !,
nilns bringing from $110l5 per hundred.
Dark stemmins nnd bright tobnccos
have n steady market at previous QUO
otions. - AZ. 49,.
warehouses, 1862 944 pounds.
M, = ~, a r. tipra n re &nS follows: ea WI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26
Birthday Party.

43 very enjoyable birthday party MAS Syls
,,,t,on s1, mss Edna Roscher at No. sooa
H, asier Street, Fulton. last TUESDAY night,
SEW thn guests were Misses Berta
5 innRss Minnie Made, dirtia stuart, BEL
and May lavtch, BESSIE Rosshef !, r q !
Taylor Among we j ggn.sfrsei f,rnfossor
were Messrs, John iu9stss ~. Fe0NV','sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Petersburg. Va. Feb g, 1903
Market very active and prices are high
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK, Feb. a1o,--Buying IN, tho
dry goods market has been ccomParatiyeiS
q fair business III progress, Mills are
We'll sold ahead and agents are not push
Ing for business, The margin or prolt 70
small on the present raw material basis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26
s1,ArE sEctJRtr1l5s. BID Ask eh
North carolina t's q; q $780, y '}. is Ss,4 ];

Va. Centuries, 2-3, Y. ana t...ts4t oi2 "
Il laAllROAii sDNDB
g {. q IT, g g Ger inG e b lna 6,s, IL i
SS ss s s se } H$ sS ,s E}
e is "a a nha hs s'q Con- 5s 1915.
Nor ma West ny ds lssa 1 @
ls s' S S'ass 4 IL as 81 81 s sss - %
ti,leh. md md Meek. I'LL as, 1915. no =.
sonth Bo,ad ~ IS, ILL., - "a, .siY
s. (: l.. Collateral Uiet Trust IS, 1903 =,
I. RAILROAD STOCKS Per.
Atlanta md charlot,tee,;....11oooo ls5 ~.
At ti,,ti Coast line line pfd"iS9 i'll 4.
A Aia'S SSasl 1!s lSS III III $50
Gas et@ss' 81 s' and II F!a. 81 r,id:IM Is -
Ga Gn So NM NM r TIA c "a p ' .,% *
NSr1sl r as MsS a + '$ 4. SH "
H. r. ! q nnd H. r 81 p' sbd p y scn4d s ia
Seaboard ali. Iine Scom.......lo 100 Mis s6'a
S sS"hsrm KRaiiIIwny s rd ..1& s
BANK AND TRUST COS. j
American Nationals. ...leo 1@
Broad-s,reet Bank ...,......,.s e 2'1a
T Tiry Naiiona, 50
METROPOLITAN Bank OF Na...,S "a q
National Bank OF Nn.......lo IN 81 lSa z
talantora National s.,,..N.:. ,lM nv ~
Union Bank of Richmond,..,to a&
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
Va. Fire and Marine. .......,.EN \! ~
Virginia State ...,..,......,...ss " *
AilSt,1Tl .l.ANEOUS.
Amer. lob Co. pfd., p. CLEO ltN s3
American locomotive pfd..,.lM @A W.
American Locomotive com..lW y 50
Consolidated lob. As bonds, .lM "a ,SSs
Old Dominion s. $. ,Co.,.....;M * ~
s. Il. and s. Co, LIST bonds 6's.. sln >sA
S. and s. Co., Con. 4M,s,.... s So
SIS. $. and I. co, pfd., T's,,l@ ~
s: IS. Sand l. GO. .:;;,',.iiMS ~ g 1ssss
Va -Carolna Chem. como. .lW MY ~
V.-C. C.. Co., collateral Y, S's,, aHA
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, FEB, 25. 1903

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. 25, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Steamer pocahontnS, Il Graves. Norfolk
and James River landings, merchandise
and passengers. VrglE!n Navigation Co.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers. Old Dom!n-
lon line.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes, Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers, Old Domin-
Ion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. FEB. IS, 1908,
ARRIVED.
Steamer Charlotte Murphy, Baltimore,
passenger and general cargo,
a5 SAILED,
Steamer Charlotte. Murphy, Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo. 4
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, FEB. rs, 1908,
ARRIVED,
Charge Florrie. Boston. q
Barge Ohio, Providence,
Cargo General Knox. Norfolk.
Schooner Governor Ames, Baltimore,
Schooner Joseph Olayerr New York.
steamer Agnes. Mobile.
SAILED,
Barge N, and w, No. 4, Providence.
Barge Volunteer, New Bedford.
Schooner Thomas s, Dennison. Proyi-
dence,
Steamer Powhntan, London, .J5t
Steamer agnes, Liverpool.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26

tJnchanEetl. Wheat 4nt ana tea sy SPOT
md iie month, sOa Southern I. ,ny
s nonth' bsssGlHsA e.i Southern white, 45qp
6IIr.' Oh tsS-Q juliet. Mo- Will tei ~ Aci3
Rys- Firm; No. 2, roc. Butter ald Sugnr--5
HIrndv mud unchanged 4& g #s8e 81 &IaE
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Lancaster & !, L LII: ;.|''.I|
Bankers: and Brokers,
RICHMOND, VA.

r,,orence Lester Proscoe Citizen, Joe
! nnd ln Arthur Powers. Joe Maybe, John
I,nscher. Dick Garrison, Col Taylor Will
son, Among he mesdames present were
Mrs 81. Burnett, Mrs. r, Evlch, Mrs, M.
Rnscher, Mrs, r. Nolde, Mrs, q. Stuart.
Mrs, u. Richards, Mr.. Roscher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Feb, 25,-rhe cotton mar
ket opened weak ut 4 A., decline Of ,7gll
another point or SO under renewed liqui-
dalton and some selling for the short ac-
count which had nm immediate incentive.
Liverpool was 2laGd points lower, whereas
The New York close Of yesterday. The
weakness abroad was generally ascrihed
to continued liquidation IN that market
rs the Egyptian interests, which has been
prominent In the recent advance. This
declining tendency was OF but short dura,-
tiOn, however. U
some 10000 bales, and While Immediate
| climatic conditions were favorable to the
movement the roads are reported bad in
| that the light movement VIII nrove d fac
| tor for days to come Tho estimates for
| to;mor,F s receipts at leading points
selling, and the, bull clique were active
| supporters Of the market ut the lower
| level Their buying drew, attention to the
| fact that New York stocks are now down
| i624TS bales on February LIST, ana ths
| total exports from all points to-day were
70 apnrehepsions as TO the situation IN
fresh covering by shorts,
reaction in in Tie mid DAY, but tie mn iaSsS
Wants s fe VIZ tRat 1--we benE nps M AZ
taf ' estmaed Al @9oo5 bale sa'es q
Cotton futures opened weak; closed very
Open, Hish., Low Clos.
March - ,..,.,, ii, ss!iis sSi o7$ s sSs
S S5 $ ::,.:: s s5s sS5 y ysg 80 80
u & f. ! . Z
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

"--- NEW ~ OINIA 2 y y = e = : 2 =
QUOTATIONS. URNISHED TIE TIMES.
DISPATCH BY SCOTT g. STRING f
FELLOW. BANKERS AND
BROKERS, 1102 E. MAIN
STR EEL.
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s:: 81 81 81 81 81 &! 81
$40. Jeotton steady; mIddling upl lands
,@s,s ..,s,sgilng gulf, 1880; sales, 800 oales'

H5St4 Ell lfFS lnat
gs.,op steady mlad2g =, 1G Sses not sales rs,
| 10 s,nles; stock .l25 69l bales.
ceipts 7aS bales; EXPORT Great
Britain, n 4s2 bales; to France 70 pa eS: !,
to the Continent, SIT bales; STOCK go
Consolidated at all seaports--Net. re.
celpts, e9.245 bales; export TO- Sreat
Britain, GS, oo2 bales; to France n ~ oa 1eS
Total since September lst at az sea- =,
ports-Net receipts, 6,52o,576 bales; export
to Great Britain 2095,056 bales; 70 Ernnc e
Cos, 426 bales; to the Continent, 2Z4o,llo
bales
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 25:-C0TTON-,
Iniiucnced by tho decline, in. Liyerpool
and sllnfavorable weather FOR inc lnsg oet
ton Of samples the market for snot col ,!.
ton was very quiet today quotations
unchanged,
In the future market prices at the open En-
Ing We're 10fp12 points lower. Later N t ~
forenoon the bulls after 2 rigorous, ra RAJ y
forced prices UP to near Mondays Closing
figures. After the noon hour there was q
slight illuctuutlons, the board at ne ciose
showing net gains on positions letn Fep-
8rtlarya to " May inclusive OF 2eEt points;
Juno even, While July to October showed
net losses OF ] Gi4 points.
futures closed steady: February,
8. "a; March t9.75; April, 9.7sG9.I9; MAJ. ~;
June. 9,A July 9ss: Augusts,, 9;t1a,9.4s;
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gVABASII STRIKE:
The active speculation in Wabash was
to some extent checked by the labor SIT
uation there, which was regarded as
rather serious The brokers usually
operating Gould interest gave good sup
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THE pr0nUrr MApKTT.
Richmond, Va, Feb. p, 1903.

NEW YORK, Feb. z--FLoUR-Steady
with moderate demand: d Rye Fl t2nln
ern G535s yegtaasr a. W
An early decline under weak cables and
bearish crop news yielde,d 70 4ntef N Goyfh
west receipts and steadier@late cables. the
AFTERNOON markets holding about steady
and closing net unchanged. = March; closed
At at sSM 3tI May SIC. Juiy,lotsefi sep'e'i
corn.spot firm; No. q COO. Option mar
ket had q strong undertone az gay la re- %,
and smaller receipts and heavy. Western
buying for important interests The close
was Very stteady at 1sNAc, ret ady saIls
February closed at 59lAc,; March, oitsc.;
N9z ssS lux siesay sS So 4slc options
May closed at 1850.
fairly, 9ciys and steadler r., With c Laa
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; refined, quiet. Pork--Firm.
Tallow---;Easy ct 65sc,;# country GAG.
CO coifee--Th he market tor coffee futures
opened steady ut a partial advance q y, .
points and ruled very active under ext ter :
market was sustained. however, by tho
pnrchasS OF the later p9aStlons ~ TIE
Blraallan sources sources forecasting government
action on the scheme to production by
destroying 30 per cent. Of the total re-
opening basis Sales 117VO bags, SPOT
Rio, quiet; No. 2 invoice $3.50. mild.
quiet; Cordoya. 70llHc.$ SuGar-Ra FIRM;
fair refining. 3Ac; centrifugal, % test,
$40. molasses sugar, &c., refined unsct-
Buttor-Frm; extra creamery. 1sc
cheeese-Firm; state, Hfnu cream, cream, fancy
Easy: State and PENNSYLVANIA. average
best. 1910; Southern. 15c. Po!atoes..-
Steady; Jerseys. 81 ,75d62; state and West .st-
225: South jersey sweets, s2,5ou4, Pea
nuts Steady, fair, hnndplcked 4lI4Nc.;
tic, red COGs0c. white. slMl.25 per bar
rel. Cotton-By steamer to Liverpool, 12c.
CHICAGO, I'LL, Feb e5--Tradlng In
the grain pits was rather quiet to-day.
and after an easier opening the close
May, corn N,mMc; higher:,ian May oats ats
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26

ENTERTAINMENT LAST NIGHT.
q Charitably disposed people attended an
entertainment at Leader Hall last night
for tho benefit OF q worthy widow. The
entertainment was given by Messrs.
Billy Kendall. Eddie Bcazlcy Frank Ber-
nlchi J. Ungent and tho Sisters willing.
Mr.. w 0. Teller presided mt the plano,
and the various features We're we'll re-
Celyed 3f} 3issis 3ts35 5a5 as. fsg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26

s4 OPENED UP AGAIN.
The old patrons OF Barber Sam VIII
liams are glad to SEQ his shingo out
again at No. 713 Hull Street, He has the
reputation Of being able to tell a good
story while shaving his customers. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26

LEATHER EASY
Leather isues were inclined to sell off,
as there seemed good evidence that any
contemplated scheme for financing tho
preferred dividends in arrears and raising
more money bS q bond issue had been
Abandoned. s55a ,f