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Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21

might understand. The others would either
yawn or deride, and l take il this is no
matter to be profaned. Listen to the gulf
surf rumbling on those beaches"
1T Is like the roar of the Prater, or the
Strand. the Rambla, or Broadway as it
comes to an upper window"
You can hear that; l can make out
more. because my ear is trained l can
hear the voices and what they say-the
tales of love and hope and hate can
revel in it all without being mixed in the
dirt and the pains and the squalor And
1t is very beautiful also. What picture
did YOU ever see like that?"
He waved his hand to where the red moon
and patch of purple sky hung framed
In black arch of the pines. In the fore
ground the lake lay twinkling beyond a
great fan of palms. On the flank was
spread a thick magnolia tree, full of
scented blossoms.
l raised myself with an effort, and swOre
for relief. "Atcheson," l said 81 believe
you are either the devil or Circe. with a
changed sex. BE merciful and speak no
more. If I listen l shall forget the place
from whence l come, and stay here, and
become as one of the swine"
Il am sorry" Atcheson said land be-
cause l do not want converts or compan-
ions l will say no more. Therefore sleep
YOU"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
CHAPTER II.

The miasma of the lotus was in my veins
and l knew it and feared. l awoke with
the hrst lift of the day and | got to my
boat Atcheson came after and cried a
pleasant auf wiedersehen, and l answered
with scowl and threw out the sculls |
was very angry with myself | had been
IN mat kind of temptation before, and
knew what it was TO wish afterward that
l had fallen,
Consequently l made up my mind to get
back To the yacht without a halt, and 80
put in day of savage toll. And when |
made out the sloop's riding light dancing
on its forestay l knew there was an anti
dote close at hand. The Man with the
Sunhurnt Calves was very carnaI and
practical sort of person.
He received me affably.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21

dew that's troubling you, my son, because
otherwise you've come back very dotty."
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-21
Copyright, 1903. by Cutcliffe Hyne.)
CHAPTER l.

, A MATTER of accuracy my
yacht mate was far more guilty
than 7. He had gone a-hshlng
one day with his trousers rolled
to hIs knees, and had spent eight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-03
MONEY FOR
BUILDINGS
Sundry Civil Bill Reported to
the House..
THERE ! ARE MILLIONS in 1T
eventy-eIght Millions, Seven Thousand
Nine Hundred and Twenty-Five
Dollars is the Exact Sum Car
ried-Big Increase.
THERE ARE MILLIONS IN III
.(By Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, D. c. February a.
The sundry civil bill. reported to the
House to-day by Representative Cannon,
chairman OF tho House Committee on
Appropriations. carries an aggregate APP
preparation OF SIS, 0U7 1929. which is s., 432
lets than the estimates and ST. $50. $40 moro
than the current appropriation.
The committee recommends an appro-
priation Of s3OD.00O for the relief OF dis
tressed Filipinos.
The bill carries slO.42o.s12 for construc-
ton work on Federal buildings author
lied BY law. Following are some OF tho
appropriations made under this head:
i beaumont Texas. $4,000; Dallas, Texas,
$4,000; Fort Smith. AK. $4,000; Mem
phis. Tenn. $4,000; Nashville, Tenn. s75.-
eco; Newport News. Va. 10000; Waco.
Texas. $4,000.
RIVERS AND 1IARBoRs.
Tho sum OF s2o,239, $50 is appropriated for
river and harbor contract work authorized
by law. being fl4,4G4.393 In excess OF the
current appropriation. Among the items
arc the following:
Charleston harbbr. 10000: Cumberland
Sound. Ca. apd Fla. 100000; Winyah
Bay. s. c.. 100000: Tampa Bay, Fla.
slst.s37; Hampton Roads. 321b,ooO; Nor
folk Va, harbor. 1885, Savannah. Ga.
COO; Mobile hart1or, 5000, 0oo Galveston hart
Dor, 10000; Improvement channel at Cal
weston. s2oo.oo0 Appomattox, Va, River.
sl75,0oo; ST. Johns. Fla, River. $4,000:
Black Warrior. Warrior and Tombigbee
Rivers. Ala. 100000: Southwest Pass.
mississippi River 100000; Pascagoula
River. Miss, $1,000 Galveston ship canal
and Buffalo Bayou. Texas. $500, 600; Trim
ity River. Texas. $3.50 600; Ouachtta River,
A rkansas and Louisiana. $65o. 600.
THE MISSISSIPPI.
Under Mississippi River Commission:
From head OF passes to mouth OF the
Ohio River. 100000. The excess OF the
proposed appropriation over the current
year is explained by the committee re-
port to be due to the increase Of s14 ,464.-
3s3 for river and harbor work and the
s.. 100000 allowed for relief OF distressed
Fllipinos.
The blll approprlates ssosoo for expenses
OF tho Executive Mansion, as against
$40 800 appropriated for the current year.
and 10000 for lighting the grounds and
Mansion, the current appropriation being
$500,
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.

Butter Is a glut on the market Nearly
every dealer In Richmond has it In GUAM
titles, more or less large, but for some
unknown reason 1t does not move. Pro-
duce men are ut Il loss to understand tho
situation. They are apprecintlve of the
fact that, unlike whiskey, butter does not
improve With age.
The poultry market has improved some
what. and prices are better. So far as
the other lines OF trade arc concerned
the conditions remain about the same.
Prices quoted yesterday weru as fol-
Poultry d.lve)- Chickens IL TO lac. per
pound; hens, IL to llHc,: BOOSTERS, 25 to
s9c. each; turkeys, IN TO l4c, per pound.
guincns, 20 Il. &c. each.
Poultry DRESS Chickens, la to 16c
per pound turkeys, Ii to $50. per pound !;
ducks, Ii to lGc,; geese 10 to l2c.
Frults-Apples. Albemarle plppns, yS2 80
to AsD per barrel; johnson winter 81 to S. 80
por barrel; wlnesaps, IS to s. per barrel;
Norhern vaIieiess 75e to $3.50 per barrel:
maIca oranges. $3.50 70 So per box; tan
gernes, So to 81 per box; lemons 50 to
1850 per boxi pears, SITS to .$2,50 per box:
grapes. 81 to 50; Catawhn grapes, l5c. per
basket; pineapples, 81 TO s. per crate;
bananas. Is TO 4oc. per bunch; cram
berries, 5000 to sll per barrel.
Vegetables Bests, 75c, to s. per box;
cabbage. $40 to sl2 per ton, 81 to 50 per
cry, 20 10 &c. per dozen; onions. Is TO to
Doc. per bushcl; potatoes (swec). $l.75 to
81 per barrel potatoes QrislD. 6i to 70c
per bnshel; Florida tomatoes, $3.50 to $3.50
per crate.
1L,ve stock-Yeals., o to, 70, POI. pound;
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VIRGINIA. ITEMS IN
SUNDRY CIVIL BILL
tsnec,al to The rimes-DIspatcs,

fSpeciAt to me sIlmes-DlspatC!i.Df
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.-The following
estimates and appropriations for Virginia
are contained in the slndry civil bill:
Authorizations for Lighthouse Board:
One superintendent Of coasts Of Della
ware, Maryland and Virginia, 5000
Superlntendent coasts Of Virginia and
North Carolina, $1,000.
Under Fish Commission:
For salaries at station at Wytheville,
Superintendent, $500: foreman. 5000;
fish culturist 5000: laborer. $40; laborer
$3.50. In all. $500.
For fish cultural station at White Sui
plur Springs. W. Va, including pur-
chase of land, construction OF superinsen-
dents residence and other buildings eX-
tentIon Of water supply and construc-
ton Of ponds. $4,000.
Engineers Department. under act Of
1902.
Estimates for 1904:
Appomattox River. DETECTION at Peters,
burg Sl75.O00.
Hampton Roads. battle-ground bars.
$215 900.
Fort Monroe, Va. Repairs. hire Of la
Dor, etc, for 1903. $500; for 1904, So.
2G5 Streets, lighting roads, pavetnents
and general police. 1903. $3.50; 1904, So
DO Sewer system, maintenance, 1908.
s., $50: 1904, $500. Total for Fort Mon
roe. 1908 $s.GSo: 1904 s9437.50.
National Soldiers Home. Hampton:
Total for 1908, 1903, 600: 1904 1881. $50.
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FAMOUS CASE
Insurance Cause Remanded TO- Lower
Court Again.
(Ry Associated Press.)

INSURANCE t@dOS0 sASilI0VNSS.1 .Str-s7H5t.
Court Again.
(3y Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Feb. o,--The cele pra .,.
ed Kansas insurance case. Whlcn sr ~
out OF the alleged death OF Johh W.
II.llmon in that State In 1870 was 20, 70.
day sent back to the trial court LOT lhe
Sixth District. ~, 60
Hllmon's life was insured IN the Lon
necttcut Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany for s35 900 and when his death was
rcported the payment Of the policy was
resisted, on the ground that he entered
into q conspiracy with others to disnp-
pear, have the report circulated that he
was dead, then substitute the corpse Of
another man and claim payment on the
policy.
the plains with a man named Brown.
who swore that he had been killed by tho
accidental discharge Of q gun. The case
has been in the courts ever since. Inc
Circuit Court Of Appeals for the Eighth
Circuit ut the last hearing decided the
case, In favor Of the claim of The widow
of tho insured man, but the Supreme
Court reversed the opinion on the ground
Of errors in the trial. The opinion was
delivered by Justice Brown. Justices
Brewer and White dissenting.
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Baltimore Market.
isnocIal to Tho Times.D,snotct

Especial to The Times Dispntch.)
BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. 1.-The feat
ure to-day was the advance in Charles
ton Consol Electric 5's to %. These bonds
sold recently at 90 The good statement
and exce!lcntp respects account for the
advance, and 1t Is generally thought the
bonds have been selling considerably be-
low their real value.
maryland Telephone 5's, sold at sSqlSS1s.
United Railway LIST As sold Mt 9GlsG96H
Incomes at GSfs; common stock at II. %
SeabOard preferred sold at A21s, closing
at l2s4Wi3; the common was quoted at
9GssM26A, without transactions.
There was nothing done In the Atlantic
Coast Line issues.
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COTTON MARKETS.

. NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-The cotton mar
ket opened quiet at a decline Of point
under selling for both accounts. which
was chiefly encouraged by the outlook
In receipts. The early estimate for the
ports pointed to movement Of about
% 900 bales as compared with 1857 bales
last year, and the interior receipts also
have recently shown an expanding ten
dency. New Orleans showed disposition
TO- draw after. the call and Liverpool,
where the market opened unchanged and
advanced " to ~, also declined, closing
about 2 points lower. Z
, The weaker tone. resulting from these
influences was responsible for decline
Of from 4G6 points on the active option
from which the market was rallied toward
the close by buying by room shorts and
commission houses, with the list finally
steady at a net decline Of POS points.
The estimate from New. Orleans and
Galveston for tomorrow had much to do
with the midday selling, the expectations
for New Orleans being 10000 to- $4,000
bales against 1850 last year, while Gal
weston looks for $1,000 to 1900 bales
against 1887 last Year.
Aside. from the movement the news
had bullish averages, The Southern spot
unehanEsd prices ses Iyerpool Reported
various dry goods { markets, Including
Manchester was distinctly encouraging
1t was on these phases of the situation
and on the theory that the recent liqui-
dalton has pretty well cleaned out the
weaker long interests that to-day's buy
ers were operating. Sales wero estimated
at 100000 bales 5 l+t
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET. {
Richmond. Va, Feb. 2. 1908.
SALES. 4

4l.t SALES, I. lLE .ls.
Virginia Centuries 81, SOD at 95ss.s 5000
at $685.
4 STATE SECURITIES. Bid Asked
North Carolina As, c.. lslo,,., 102M y.
Va, 3s new, G. and r., 1882, y, 05Ia
Va, Centuries. 2-s. G, and Re-, s5h S7s
I CITY SECURITIES.
Rich, City As. r., 1920 $780,. ln4 =.
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. C. L. of Co. Ger, of Ind. 6's., III -.
A, G. l.. of c. Ger. of Ind as, SsH %
Central OF Ca. ny. Con. -b's,,. los u.
Char, Col. and Aug, I'd 7s,., 112 III
Col. and Greenvllle list IS c.. 1lS =,
Georgia Pacific 1st G's, C,,..... In -.
Ga So. and Fla, l9i5. ..,..... ilt -,
Georgia ana ALA. Con. hs... 40 -.
Nor. and West, Ky. As, 1885,. l02 -,
n, and ", lty. Pocahontas As. 92A -.
Pet, Glass A SIS. i, c., $780,. ZIG -,
Pet. Class y 6's, r., c.. 1884,. l29 f,.,
Rich, and Mec, 1st As, l9H,.~ 50 ~
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LYNcHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.
Lynchburg, Va, Feb. 2. 1903.

Mr.. John L. oglesby. Of Lynches' Ware
house. Of Lyncnbnrg, has furnished us
with the following statement Of sales OF
tobacco on that market for the two weeks
ending January a. 1903:
Sold week ending January 18th. 262. 500
pounds; sold week ending January Ath.
4429nO pounds; increase wee kending jan
.uary 24th. 1S0,l0o pounds. Sold from Oc.
tober 1892 to January y lao, 800 200
uary "a 1902, S.349 100 pounds; increase for
1893, $50. 100 pounds.
Receipts have been much lighter than
very bad weather and the bad condition
of the roads. All grades have been looked
after and have brought fairly satisfac-
tory price.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-There- has been
q considerable demand In the market to-
day for, both cotton and woollen goods.
dale put at value; prints are tending up
wards; gamers advanced Turkey reds,
clarets and staples to 41Ac.
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NAVAL STORES.
WHINING

! aW,SIL[-M1INGToN. N. C.. Feb 2.-sPIR-
IT'S TURPENI>1NE-F4rm at &C.; re-
cepts, 81 casks Rosin-E,irm at $1.7O01. 75;
receipts. SsG barrels Crude Turpentine-
Firm at S2254S76; receipts, 1874 barrels.
. SAVANNAH. GA. Feb. 2-TURPEN-
.TNE-Firm at G21ac. bid; receipts lSS
casks; sales, ISIS casks; ex ports LAST casks
ports, 5,514 barrels. = ~ ~,
CHARLEsTON, s, c.. Feb. 2.-TUR-
PENTlNE-;FIlrm at 6l74c. bid. Rosln-
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!, Alaskan Treaty.
.(By Associated Press.

(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, p. G., February a.
Tho Alasknn boundary treaty was to-day
returned to tho Senate by the President.
the clerical errors which caused Its re-
call having been corrected. Senator Cul-
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.
Richmond, Va. Feb. 2, 1903.
III QUOTATIONS

rlEw YORK, Feb 2-FLoUR-Dul
but steadil Yield. Rye Flour-Dull.
steady. Rye- s1eadyr'fn. o'n'nea'
Wheat-spot market steady; No. 2 red.
s1!kc. Irregular conditions prevailed a n
wheat al day The market at nrst az
bear pressure In the afternoon 1t re-
covered the Visible ena SUPPLY
s sssny Wfs5a'9 sRRS<s ana
s;a MSay S sissdy 9nN}y S !S& s.. option
sold off Under moderate oerings and the
Increased Visible. supply, but, was later
rallied by large clearances and the wheat heat
p pR,usn' to e'1 %@Me net Decline Febr9ary.
559Ac. March, 6sAc.: May. 6oAc.; July,
5sd anssa 4eat az Shes qRe r
$sSS s5s%S 5 G Sc
Mea{s-1r reg pokled bellies sxaiec
fined. easy; Continent. 5000; COMPOUND,
s. RsssEsY Xos snoFf sSas str s!ss
Coffee-The market for coffee ,fut lures
opened steady prices non On
lower and continued steady: The close
Sx te says at partial sno avf Ro o1 Of
m5 STEADY saEaSKsv ns%'ns7 al
r reined aaet Ri easiss oasses1
Firm.
ssts dairy s sx're
full cream. fancy small colored, fall,
l4lac.; small white. 14A@l43Ac. Eggs
Potat toes Jerseys. Sl.75as; Long
50 neands. si5oas: South jersey sweets,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-03
The VOLUME
WAS LARGER
First Days Trading on Stock
Exchange Showed Increase.
CALL MONEY EAsYlN TONE
Venezuelan Situation Was Considered
Reasoning and Many lnportant
Stocks Rose Point or More
sss3 Closing Was Irregular.
ny Assnciutnd Press. !

Cry Associated Prcss.)
" NEW YORK, Feb. The stock marker
vhowed some Improvement to-day over 11
The npathctic conditions OF last Week, tl,'
volume of dealings rose py more shtn
half q million shares. Complaints from
commission houses We're unabated. how
erer,5 Of a lack OF business, and the mar
ket was called professional. a very large se
Of eme eI ay n s01
cufitics. Pennsylvania promnptly re lal. g
pm the opening sales OF l2Sq l, sayes ND %
lowered about that price All day n With
large dealings. The convertible bonus
rose rs at the opening. Increased activity
IN the general market seemed to nave ,,o, iao
mcnt. The revival of strength IN the
tCris stocks had q considerable scntl-
mental influences on the general slecn-
lation. There was no news developed re-
Ea.rding the expected deal for the. trans
fer OF the road. The strength Of J: De la,
ware and Hudson Was directly asso mrra,1
belief that all. of the coalers are making
enough earnings at this time. which help
ed Reading and Ontario :, anG g. western ,sIs, T,
cisco continued Its advance to Its hiSn
figure but no information was given out
regarding the expected disposition of this
Quite a number OF leading speculative
stocks rose a point or more at one time.
The abundant funds offered on Friday
morning formed the basis Of the attempt
to PIT UP prices. To-day's movement
was hardly more than tentative, but 1T
was more vigorous and confident than
any of the numerous professional tests
for some time past Among the day $
special movements -Amalgamated Copper
was conspicuous for. rise OF over :
points. Prevalent opinion points to i'm
proved trade conditions. and there was
talk. to-day Of LARGE takings of copper
plain the rise in Peoples Gas, ,, e,ycent
the declaration of a regular dividend.
The Venezuelan situation was considered
reassurring. There was good demand
for foreign exchange. and 1t was report
ed that money has grown SO cheap here
that bankers prefer to remit to pay off
maturing foreign Indebtedness. The
days gains were not fully maintained,
and the closing was rather irregular.
+ Pennsylvania convertible 31a made up
the bulk Of business in the l bond market,
gain. Wabash debenture BIS became
very strong at the last, Total sales, par
istered, advanced u and the SIS, register
ed. declined \. per cent. on the last call.
The total sales of stocks for the day
We're 55l,700 shares.
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PEANUT MARKETS,

. NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 2.-PEANUTs-
Quiet. yirgininns-Actlye at 3Ac FOR hes,
stock Fancy. 3Qp31sc. strictly prime. i3oc.
PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. 2.-PEA-
NUTS-Spanlsh new. activs al roc. Viz.
ginia's. new. 21sq2ssc. 5'',t
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NEW YORK, Feb. 2-steers very dull
and loo. lover fat bulls and good COWS
easier; other grades steady. Steers, s4.S59
510; bulls, s3159D4.10; cows: sl:?5M. Venls-
Generally steady at s5Mo.5O; little calves,
S46p45O; barn-yard stock. s313.76: West.
err. $2.S5Na. Sheep-Steady to lrm;
lambs. 15Ql4oc. higher. Sheep, s39462h;
6.J0; extra, $500; clllls. s56G Hogs-FIigh.
or: State hogs. s7.lod7.25; mixed westerns
CINCINNATI, o. Feb. 2.-HOGs-
Quiet at $55oaG.e5 Cattle-steady at S23
4.75. Sheep-Stendy at s2.2514.s5. Lambs
Steady at $4l6.Oo.
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The Tobacco market was higher last week
than at any time since the market for
the year opened. Fine wrappers and MI
ers are selling high in fact. there Is
strong competition on most any grade
Of sun-cured tobaccos, while other grades
are not neglected. Friday had the largest
sales since the new year opened.
Total amount sold at the four ware
houses for the week were 342.o92 pounds.
Total for tho month OF January. 1909,
1,1l7.s09 pounds.
W. D. CUsHM.AN.
Supervisor Of Sales.
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Ion, from the Committee on Foreign Re.
lations. again reported the treaty to the
Ga ia Il I 4
LESSLER CHARGES
Subcommittee Gould Not Agree As to
I FINDINGS. ~
(By Associated Press, !

v WASHINGTON, D, c.. February a..
The subcommittee Of the House Conn
mittee on Naval Affairs met this morning
to begin the preparation OF n report to
BIO submitted to tho fun committee 10
the matter NJ the investigation OF tho
Lessler bribery charges. After q general
discussion Of the subject an adjournment
tentative draft Of the findings might be
prepared for the subcommittee con-
,slderation,
+ The subcommittee mot again at F. NJ,
aud adjourned shortly before Q r. NJ. no
agreement having been reached rs to q
report. Another meeting will be held to-
morrow. IS If
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NAV. s,ss9s.D0; June, os4dl9.Bo; July, $50;
,Aiia1,st YG5Ql8. &C.; Scpto nnbor, 6.22 bid.
CATTLE MARKET. 3.5 II
RICHMOND LIVE sTo OK NrARKDT.

+ fR1CI1MOND LII v ~ 5blSJSSEA- NLitIttN-UAslE
(Sales at Union 4tock Yards.
Richmond, Va. Feb. =, 100S,
Cattle Receipts, s44 head; market Glow
and @To l9Mer on good eaite; G n.ai
steers. lhd6lsc.: medium to good. $40
4Ac.; light steers and helfers 2Md13 a0c !
good hsifers, 4G44oc.; cow W., MaSNsHS
cows, S200lO; Southern cattle, 2h@4o.
Cnlves---Rcccipts, q head, selling bY7o.
Il Hogs--Receipts, 2,H5 head; market
S.4ofiG.7oo.; prospects, good.
Sheep and lam, bs.-- Receipts, 83 head
market easier; medium to good sheep, ~
d6c.; lambs, 4la46c.
CHICAGO, ILL. Fob. p ATTLE-Re.
ceipts, 22,oo0 head: no Texans; strong e e
80: poor to .1snss,diqm, ssa4oo stosk ;ncs
49, h 81 Incss = s2%a75; Ganners j 2s III
4.GO. ogs-Receipts to-day, 10000 hend;
tomorrow, 30 900 head; left oyer, 1902
bend; steady to soc. lower. Mixed and
butchers s0bo1S.76; good to choice heavy,
$8S0s!6. IS: rough heavy s6.OI0D; light,
Receipts, 1000 head; sheep. steady and
strong. Good TO choice. A.b0q(5.25; fair
to choice mixed, $3.b094.4O: native lambs,
81 40G6.35.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE CL,OSE:
Money on call steady at 2dl3A per cent;
highest, So per cent; ruling rate, per
East ce 1Han m nsr sen easy eo sKty
days. 4a4l4 per cent. ninety days, 4Qf4A
per cent; six months, ~ per cent;
gte . e eSehanne ir WITH acta 6 6ea
ness in bankers bills at si.S6. Ss,ll4 $3.50 for
demand and at s4.s3S5(l4SS 95 for sixty
commercial bills. s4s34 IA siA. Bar sill
Yer. 475s; Mexican dollars. 371a. Govern
1nent bonds irregular railroad bonds firm.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

Y bET1IINEJIlE SIUtIN- NIHN1NE I, ~
BALTlMORIG MD. Feb. 2.-Seabonrd
Air Line common 26as do. preferred, AZ.
Seabourd As, unquoted. Atlantic Coast
Line common. 1856; do preferred, tunquOted.
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lambs, 4 to 3d., sheep, to 4c,: hogs.
61 @ q. cattie, siz to 4hc..
Butter.-l0 to SOC. per pound, according
to grade. e ggB 22c, dozen.
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS, FEB. 2. 1908
ARRIVED.

fVI1I sSF77'' ~ : 10 = lVS,
ARRIVED.
Steamer st. Enoch, Antwerp.
Barge Cintona. Providence. VI
Barge Soy. OF the Seas. New York.
Steamer sylvana. Philadelphia.
tSeamer Egda, Boston. Si II
Steamer Orion. Boston
SAILED. IA
Schooner Lucinda Sutton. Boston,
Steamer Queen Adelaide, Amsterdam.
4 schooner Thsomas "; Lawson; Boston.
x Schooner Fortune, New Bedford,
Schooner r. 4. Maui, New Bedford.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-03

ee ~ 100 baleS Eross ito bales; sales,
t Tot si'e dSS'N 1t ' a seapertsNot
esipts s. a5S baes export to Great
Britain, lQ,aH bales to France, S,737
9a aIs 81, e 81 he Continent sss5 bales stock
CONSOLIDATED at all seaports-Net re-
GGsipts, GGsa l.. bales; export to Great !,t
bales;to the Continent. s9,426 bales,
Total since September LIST ntgnll sea-
ports-Net receipts 5924.SN bales; export
70 Great Britain, $50, S2S bales; to France,
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb, 2.-C0TTON---
The market for spot cotton WAS very dull
to-day; GHptalions unchanged. q,
cables e les We're the Influences as easier feal !,
opening q. shade above Saturdays range
prices iuctuated 9 few points either way
with a slight leaning toward lower prices.
of Sdl4 points.
Cotton futures steady: February, s:6e@
sGSi March, S,7gs.77; .s April. s,s2as.s4;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-03

Steamer Pocahontns. Graves, Norfolk
and James River. landings, merchandise
and passengers. Virginia Navigation Co
y Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk
and passengers Old Domln-
lon line. .5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-03

TOBACCO MARKET.
the week ending January 30th Is as fol-.