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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04
REdIMENTAL .ENcAMpMENT
Fund to be Started by the Production Of
"The Hoosier" on the goth.

Fund to be Started by the Production Of
"The Hoosier" on the goth.
Those who have charge Of the big en-
tertainment to be given at the Academy
OF Music on February 10th. for the benefit
of the seventieth Regiment cncalnpment
fund, anticipate most successful affair.
The various companies are vytng with
each other as to which shall do the great
est amount Of boosting.
THE Hoosier" is a. comedy drama Of
the pastoral sort. with touches OF humor
and pathos IN quick succession.
Major C. O.. Saville will introduce an
awkward squad. made UP from members
OF the various companies. to be known
as the Village Guards. They will be ac-
companied by the village band. and a
funny drill and concert will be given. In
c:dental to the play will be introduced
a number Of specialties. Those who are
to take part In the play are mostly pupils
OF the Daniels School Of Acting. and
embrace, Miss Abou Hasson. Mrs. Jennie
Yeamans; Miss Lois Cole. Mrs. Phyllis
Griffin Daniels; Messrs. Melville Daniels.
]. w. Burnett. ], i. May, T. w. Evans,
g. A. H. Attkisson, Alanson' Wilcox, MI.
McDermott.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Feb. s.-The cotton mar
ket opened easy ut q decline OF 4d5 points
and continued very quiet, but displayed a
rather easy tone during most, Of the ses-
little covering, which rallied the market
slightly. and at the. close. was steady at
q net loss Of 2@4 points. Sales were esti-
mated at about 600 bnles.
The initial prices were the result of SELL
ing for both accounts, based on the dis
appointing Liver pool cables, which, due
to como about unchanged to one point
a partial decline Of one and continued to
decline, closing 2ltqp3 points lower. This
In connection With the larger movement
to the ports, which the early estimate
placed at 1900 bales as compared with
1925 bales last year, naturally restrict
ed fresh purchases for. an advance. while
on the other hand the strong advices
from the various dry goods markets and
the general strength of the statistical
position renders the shorts cautious.
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Thomas Branch & Co.
Established 1881
New York Stock Exchany
} REV York Cotton .schan
Private Wires TO
Principal Markets.
Investment Securities

In the railway list tho Erie shares, and
particularly the preferred Stocks, were
activity, as were st. Louis and San Fran
cisco and the Wabash securities.
Among. the Industrial and ellaneous
stocks the features were Amalgnmated
Copper, National Lead and American
Smelling. As against the movements In
these directions the dealings in the ST.
Paul, Atchison, the Pacific stocks and
the other usually active members Of the
railway list We're In light volume and re-
suited in small and Irregular changes.
Ing appeared III New York Central, which
depressed that Influential stock materially
and acted as n damper on, the general
market.
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CONTRACTS For
THE NEW CRUISERS
One Goes to the Cramps and Other to
New York shipbuildlng
Company.
(By Associated press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c.. February a.
The Navy Department has decided upon
the award of contracts for the two A.
cotton armored cruisers Tennessee and
Washington. The bid of William Cramp
and Sons. of Philadelphia. Pa, for two
vessels at s4,O35, 600 has been accepted for
one vessel. with the stipulation that the
plans OF the Government shall be fol-
lowed. In view OF the fact that the New
York shIpbuilding Company. Of Cam
den, N. j.. one OF the best equipped
shipyards in the world. Is the only large
shipyard In the United States not now
accustomed to naval work. and as this
company was also the lowest bidder for
two ships on the Governments plans.
the second vessel has been awarded to 1t
at the same price Of $l.o35.000.
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ut tito theatres.
i..s-s~i-t-s-E.s..i-,........s....s-.-,-,-

n - . = 80 - = - . . . 80 -
Amy Lee comes to the Academy to-
day for matinee ana night performances,
She is to appear here In very elaborate
production Of "a Night at the Circus. !"
supported by one OF the strongest corn
panies ever seen In this city IN farce
comedy. VI
a Much interest has been AROUSED by the
announcement that three genuine cur
Gus features are to be introduced into
the tent scene and that for these the
services Of some Of the most prominent.
artists In the saWdust arena nave peeh
secured.
Pretty girls magnificent scenic dis
play and a performance that has won
the praise OF critics everywhere are
the salient features OF this production,
Long ago "a Night at the Circus" was
recognized as one OF the prlghlesl, mer-
rlest plays ever put on the American
stage, and that verdict will no doubt be
heartily seconded on the occasion OF this
visit.
The Bitou Comedy Company is doing
a record breaking business In IA Texas
Steer, at the Bij0u Theatre. Every one
seems to agree that the company has
had no hetter~piece for the display OF tho
resources and talents of the Organization.
than this brilliant farce Of Hoyt's, The
house has been crowded at every per-
that With the advance sale In view he
believed that every record OF the COM
pany would be broken this week,
The Bjou girls are much In evidence,
and one Of the prettiest features of the
whole bill from a spectacular standpoint
Is tho Plerrot chorus. This galaxy Of
pretty women has done nothing quite
so dainty and exquisite, and Max Hofr-
mann has rl!sen to the occasion and writ
ten one of the prettlest pieces of music
he has ever composed,
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NAVAL STORES.

W1LAIlNGTON, n. G., Feb. 3.-SPIR-
ITS TURPENTINE-Firm at 63c.: re-
ceipts, 6 casks Rosln-F1rm at SLS091 So;
receipts. LIS barrels. Crude Turpentine-
TarAFirm at si.sS: receipts. 1856 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. Feb. 3.-TURPEN-
TINB-Firrn at 63Ac.; receipts. PSI casks;
sales, 142 casks exports, 5.S01 casks.
Rosin-Firm; receipts. 1920 barrels; sales,
1,012 barrels; exports, 1887 barrels.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Feb. I3.-TUR-
PBNTINE-Firm at 62hc. bid sales,
none. Rosin-Firm.
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THE EDITORS VIEW
What the New York Evening Papers Say
About the Stock Market.

tspeelAl to The Times Dispatch
Nh o8 eD Se rh RULE Hv' oraEfna n9f
Street is trying to attract the speculative
public, some other stocks We're to-day
made q mark for profit taking.
4 Erie Erie, for instance, kept very quiet:
son. lately particularly active. declined
rather sharply on realizing sales. while
The she Steel ,a shares which have been rather
afternoon. with the familiar stimulation
of very heavy trading,
IN the Copper shares. too. prices. went
higher. There was no change, however
j IN the purely professional character of the
market.
Total transactions on the Stock Elk
The days news had little bearing on the
market.
Nobody mentioned the antitrust bilrs
passage in the Senate or the further
though slighter, drain by the Treasury on
The banks, or the recovery in sterling.
The Mall and Express says: Disap-
pontment was experienced In stock cir
cies to-day over the fact that yesterdays
sdynnee IN prices failed to bring Increased
more than anything else, was accountable
Tor a temporary spell Of weakness soon
though they developed some irregnlarity
In changes. were In the main marked by
nrmness. On the downward turn Sugar.
were specially weak, the last named fall
q symPathetle influence on Speculation
There was no. news in connection with
New York Central. and the decline was
the result, In u great measure of a shift
tors E from eentral to annsylSania 'p'ia
The basis of this appeared to be the
fact that for some time the latter has
dad .o1,f Sha fpyy 1lrhI 40 nv
q both stocks camo together.
The, Observation-Disclosures says How
negotiations really influenced the Stock
Exchange to-day Is question admitting
OF doubt, II 1t had any effect at all It
appeared In the general list yesterday,
and u causing tho market 70 fall back
Into the rut from which 4 seemed IN IN,
likely thai ,stagnallon would have set in
again. without this development In the
outside, news simply because the profess
trastlHg no following. :.
The Venezuela controversy, II must be
repeatted ,I no longer g, Is matter of con
i -whe:i Technical conditions" have made
the market susceptible, Those who paid
we're the restless spirits gathered around
The tickenrs or II the board room who are
EOnIlUudllS ltJJhlUG LOT IEhsOnS WhlC.n
will move prices one way or the other
The subject was not seriously consid-
! members that the allied Powers are vir-
4 tnally committed to-referring their grlev-
ances to The Hague tribunal by the con.
sent 10 it, which they gave before Mr.
i,owen appeared upon tho scene
All things considered. the market gave
= pretty good account OF itself to-day.
The Evening Sun SAYS Dealings In To
days stock market showed much mor'
,rrsglGnr tendenees than re a,d those
II Hon vas sllInted to half q dozen issues
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS, FEB. 5, 1903
Railroad Earnings.

Important Earnings: The Louisville
and Nashville for six months ending De-
cember 81, 1902 reports gross increased
S2,Sl6,76S, and not increase in gross $685.
SOS; surplus Increased $685., 3G9.
Denver and Rio Grande (includng Rio
Grande. Westerly for December Gross
decrease, 1856, and not Increased $3O477.
Pennsylvania Railroad Gall lines) for
decreased $77S,0n0.
Wisconsin Central for fourth week In
January: Net increased SLICES,
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coTrONsEED OIL MARKpT.

NEW YORK. Feb. s-cottonseed oil
was more active and easier; sales, 1000
shipm ent. 3e1kc. Prime crude here nomi-
nal; prime crude, +. 0. b. mills, 34@341zc.;
prime summer yellow. 3S1ec.; of summer
yellow, &c.; prime white, 45c.; prime
winter yellow, 46c.; prime meal, 81 Loops.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va. Feb. 8. 1908
SALES,

lSlcllnonu,' Va, req, ), 1SUd,
SALES,
North Carolina 4's-$10 at 103.
Virginia Centuries-sS0 at 9ols.
Virginia-Carolina Chemical commons
shares at G3h.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid, Asked
North Carolina AS. c., .1elo.... lo2M =.
Va. Centuries, 2-3, G. and Re-. 61s 95%
RAILROAD BONDS
A. G. L. Of Co. Ger. Of Ind. 5s,. ia
a; G. L. Of G. Ger. OF Ind As. sSh 50
Char, Col. and Aug. I'd 7s.,., ll2 III
c. and o., r. and a. D. As list. l02 -.
c. and o., II, and A. d. As, I'd, l02 -.
Georgia Pacific list G's, C...,.,, 1913 -.
Ga, So and Fla, 18i5........, III -.
Georgia and Ala. Con. 5's.,., ITO -.
Nor, and West. Ry. As. 1885,. 1902 -.
n. and w Ry. Pocahontas AS, 02La o.
Pet Glass A SIS. r. c.. $780,, ll6 80.
Pet. Class II 6's. r.. c.. 1885,, rs -,
Rich. and MEG. list As, l94S,,., 90 -.
South Bound LIST BIS. l9il..,,., 10 -.
Southern Railway LIST 5s..,., 1T ~
s. A. Il Con LIST Az, ls50..,.., SSis SIN
RAILROAD STOCKS, Par.
Atlanta ana Charlotte, 1G5 .u-
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WALL STREET GOSSIP
Wabash Issues Ii the Lead - U. S.
Steel lakes a Jun,p Inward.

New pYss oR T. Hsp r's sW R4sRsssf
the "B debentSres ero ss 81. Tie he hiEis.
est price on the present movement. They
sold SOL. At s. last ysar The franchise e on
another city department. Although 1t was
commonly supposed that the last etcp
:, Tho sharp l, rise In Eric preferred shares
OF q nttle Known operator was mentioned
sues. Il this aceou i ed for & tho move.
theopy xehangs there %ps be
Ing marked up as a cover to sell the
s, 6 nm >, stock. There Is no change Of an
as tbe % the s
declared few days ago.
cs sssnpas 81 c. sold aoTn Eey T Sss
cnag seste saa f be o6 519 sas Int
talk hat e n aee e s.1ak aa 81
the company lately have not been good
One ne, Of the { features Of the afternoon
rose on heavy buying BY scattering COM
mission and covering By room shorts. 1t
very important announcement would be
have favorable effect on tho stocl0
dset GoSne ePl he Ss the { Com
ceptcd as a. certainty, Wabash has Sc
cured the right to enter that city, and
the long fight which began when It an
nounced its intention of building into the
city Is ended at last. Opposition to the
Wabash ash, plays was cenered specially in
unanimously approved the ordinance,
which has been attented to suit the wishes
Of the Wabash management exactly.
When the final formalltIes have been
complied with work on the Pittsburg ex.
tension Will be rushed to completion. It
can scarcely be expected that the road
will be finished by June LIST, as originally
planned, but It Will not be long delayed
after that time.
The market In tho last hour developed
more strength and activity than 1t had
shown since the opening.
ed to have been resumed but the United
States Steel issues We're the market
leader. Traders were generally covering
shorts
The strength in United States Steel is
sues was taken to indicate that the de-
cison of the Court of Errors and Appeals
dislodges suit had been guessed and was
in favor Of the company. The ouylnE was
good and evidently for people who would
be Informed early on such point. 1t
developed afterwards that no such decision
had been handed down.
The independent steel stocks sympa-
thized with the advance IN United States
Steel.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. s.--There has been
a large attendance of buyers to-day in
a. considerable of which has had to go
untitled. Prices are very firm. Regular
print cloths sold at SIC, and narrow odds
on that basis. Bids Of 81 for April de-
livery In the market at the close.
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spot md tho month, 1oN 0soc.; Southern
TX TX o sssimnpls 100000, Corh-s spot,
o ze y. nils S1s month South
I Ne; wftts. Ryeg'i1in; No. 2,
IS s1 u, n,,nt!IeT-.stsady md unchanged.
changed. SuKnr-Irirm md ,,n chailgad. M
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Feb. 8, 1903,
QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, Feb; s;-FLoyR-Mod-
Elour-Quiet Buckwhe eat E7ouI.Quiet
Steady.
tions wre steady to firm most Of the day
T was u5 Rlcfs sSe
and crop news. supplemented by mod
crate export trade, smaller Western re-
T fbpt sc Ra gh Nor5s a fhgr nsd
ssaHc.: May, Size; July, 7s7se. 80 o.t,..
was dul az
e er receipts TsAs and eovering The close was
T rSsry e partial a4e e e df Ma w.
oatsSspot quiet, No. 2, 42c. Options
DUE hsef put stsady Gut Ma syatzSaet picked
q pui co entRan slo15: eompound sSeG
~ Rnrk stFaaea so mH9lGw TaspeS
tins-T'irm at 6GG761sc.
Coff ee-The market for coffee futures
op a saaa r at neave
the advance TIC close vas steady WIZ
e R sPe IT, f P eae hsEse1 Sees
nominal refined. dull. Molasses-Firrn
| Rice-Firm
Butter-Quiet; extra creamery, 26c.;
State full cream, fancy, small colored
fall, 141sc.;. small white, fall. ,14A9l41fc
Eggs-Weak: State and Pennsylvania
| average best &C.
Enthusiastically: Jerseys, s1.75@2; State
and Western, per $50 pounds, sl.50q2; Long
| Island. .25: South Jersey sweets, 2o0G
| Az 64Ec. other domestic, 3@4hc. Cab
bages-Easy; domestic, per barrel, white
G0@75c,: red. slQl,25.
CHICAGO, I'LL, Feb. S-Wheat wat
fairly active to-day, and after veal
opening the close VS. strong. May. being
/ up &c. May corn was q shade higher
and oats up 1sc Provisions closed strong
the May products being from 7lh@12hc
| higher,
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Richmonders in New York.

Especial to The Times Dispntsh,) Ne
NEW YORK, February 8,-Holland-T.
w Wood; Marlborough-A. Steiner; st.
I)enls--J, p. Powell. j, II, Estes; Albert
=. D, Young; Hoffman-l1. II. D. Myers,
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Money Loaned saIarled People.

retail merchants, teamsters. boarding.
houses without security. Largest business
In 40 principal cities, irOLMAN, Room IA
ITO East Main Street, TX
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5ycalp, 1oa1lshc. por pound. Sheep and .1
.iafnbs-shecp quiet steady; lambs nb0.! ~
aieady slieep taMa4o aimbs, ds4 f,sassSS
slnr,,bs, SaiOc. j1doKs--No sales.
GIN c1NN5A.TlI O.; Feb. sm odd,, e a.
INA. shcpp--A ctive ana higher Mt 1880
it0. Lambs Strong nt s406.&,
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PEANUT MARKETS,

NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 3.-PEANuTS-
Quiet. Virgi nlans-Actve at 3Ac. for best
stock. F4ncy. 3031ac.: strictly prime 3oc.;
PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 3.-PEA-
NUTs-Spanlsh new. actits at zoe. Yir.
EinIa's. new. 2HG2Hc.
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Roll Of Honor,

Tho following Is the roll of honor OF
the pupils attending Town Hall school.
Henrico county: }st
Mary Rice as weeks. Stewart swee-
ney a0 Rena Tl.ner az, Edna Tur-
ner 90,
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TOBACCO MARKET,

Richmond VA. cob 8. 1908.
The report Of tho supervisor OF sales for
the week ending january goth Is as fol.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Petersburg Va, Feb. 8, 1908.
Ma rkat VERY ncllHe and nrlceS nra high
LYNCHRURa TOBACCO MARKET.

Lynchburg. Va, Feb. 8. 1908
Receipts OF tobacco. In the warehouses
is due to bad weather and bad roads.
Last week 54s,60o pounds was sold. Prices
show n tendency to advance. especially
for real good leaf and black wrappers.
Much larger sales are anticipated.
Quotations are as follows
LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
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Pink Carnations 8b cents per dozen AT
4Hammonds. l07 East Broad Street,
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will be at the Academy next Tuesday
1t has been seen here before and made
a great hit, It Is n stirring melodrama
that ranks with "sercet Service, "Tha
Girl l Left Behind Me- Arizona" and
other plays OF that character s
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CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL, Feb. s,-CATTL Ere
sow weak. " Good ' 70 prime steers. M5o5
6,lo; poor to medium, $3Q46O: lockers
and feeders G,oG45O; cows, sl4oq!, 80;
sslis ssgS3 @ 7 eaves saGsfSs %ssas;;
fed steers s3F6GibO 4 Hogs Recepts TO-
day. 1000 head; Tomorrow, 1000 head;
1sft ever So head strsong e Ia eo gnn gler r.
choice heavy, sGs5@697H; rough heavy,
!6,6ogsSb; light, sSs69d:66i bulk " e OF sales,
s6b5Q675, sheep-Receipts, l2,oD head
strong, Good to choice wethers 81 400
b.25;, fair to choice mixed, tOq4;40; natIye
lambs. Si,5eGd3Oi Western lambs, a'7Sq
CPS. ,
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than at any time since the market for
the year opened. Fine wrappers and M
ers are selling high IN ia facs se Teads Is
Of sun-cured tobaccos, while other grades
are not neglected. Friday had the largest
Total amount sold at tho four ware
houses for the week Were 1882 pounds.
Total for the month OF january, 1908.
1880 w. D. cUsEIMAN
Supervisor OF Sales.
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NEW. YORK, Feb. s.--BEEYI 1s--No
sales; dressed beef steady city dressed:
pound; Texas Beef. 81 Ql9So. per pound:
Veals~Steady at a76G9.25i City dressed
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB, 8, 1870;

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. 8, 1903.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berekely. Catherine, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. Cd Domin-
ion line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk
and James River landings. merchandise
and passengers, Virginia Navigation Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Yemassee. Simmons. Phlladel.
phla. Pa. merchandise and passengers,
Clyde line.
steamer Berkeley, Catherine, Norfolk,
mechandise and passengers. Old Domin-
Ion line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, FEB s. 1903.
SAILED.
Barge Indiana, Providence.
Barge Ohio. Providence.
Barge. Ctenfugos, Fall River.
Schooner Rebecca Palmer. Providence.
Steamer Lord Dufferin. Belfast
Steamer Edga. Galveston.
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Kocan, tie Bohemian ylolinst, VIII
como to the Academy next Saturday
week, February l4th, An effort is belnS
made to induce the great artist to give
q matinee MS we'll as a night concert IN
this city, IL
IN the East and West Koclan mas
gin his Southern tour from this city.
Seats may be ordered in advance. though
the tickets viii not be available Unit!
noxt Monday.
When tho Bjjou Comedy Company bids
farewell to Richmond mt the end of this
week 1t VIII be A''good-bye," not "au re-
yoir, :" 1.-THE rest of the time this season
leans. Memphis. Nashville and others /.
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sales "a bales
c. GS!op 9gn ss; m RIsss go Gales set zas
8 sf'BBs Bales ~ Stock esss 1871 bales
Total to-day at all seaports-Net re.
ceipts. 4O.424 bales; export to Great aa
Britain, $3.50 bales; TO the Continent. 1856
bales: stock, 1,Ol6.S61 bales.
Consolidated at all seaports-Net re.
Britain. 4l,325 bales; to France. S.78l
bales: to the Continent. s97S2 bales.
Total es septemHsSsar 7o 1St st all a,sar
to Great Britain, 1,S66,l17 bales; to France,
539.4l4 bales; to the Continent. 6,s62,2S2
bales.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. 3.-COTToN-
Quiet, but steady. Factors We're Offering
the tables, but buyers did not take hold
freely upon the basis Of asking prices.
The market for contracts was very quiet,
though there was some trading In March.
May and July positions. Prices opened
f1uctuated over q range of lp2 points
either way, the board at the close show
ing gains OF 1@2 points.
Cotton futures closed steady: Feb easla *
s.GG bid: March. s.75dS g: April, 8. so@$ ISL 81;
May, S.S7GSSS; June, 891@S.93; July, 8.T4
500; August, S64aS.G6; September, 5000
8.22
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The leading futures ranged as follows:

CHsH uuUtHtloIls Were HB -tor1uWs:. TIou1
No. &oa s'esaE 7sc P no. sp red 7 HaS No,
2 corp. 43Gl43s.c, No. ~ellow. 4sQ43s3c.
No Goats, sac; No, white. sAdp3se.
43c, fair to choice mailing, 47@b6c. No I
tiaxseed. sl.l0; No. l porthWestern, Sl.20:
prime Timothy, s seee ss,So Ness pork,
pounds, s9,42MdS,47ls; short ribs sides
7loose), ss6QJV1b dry salted shoulders
boxed IS 25dS,6O; short clear sides (box-
wines, $3.50. Butter quiet and steady;
creamerles. 1Gd25c.; dairles, 15d23c. Eggs
steadier; loss off cases returned, 2Oc.
Cheese steady at l3Ql4c,
BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. 3.-TLoUR-
Dull and unchanged. Mheat-Stoadie
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Feb. 4, 1903.
Butter-Receipts moderate and market

steady.
active demand.
equal TO demand.
Wool-Receipts fair demand: good.
Poultry-Receipts not heavy. but the
market for both live and dressed Is very
quiet and unsettled.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
DALTIMORD MD. Fen dashboard
Air Line common, 26; do, preferred. 42h
Seaboard As 81. Atlantic Coast Line
common. 1876; do. preferred. unHuoted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04

The Evening Sun says: Dealings In to-
days stock market showed much more
yesterday and; In fact genuine anima-
Hon was l!Inted to half q dozen issues.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04

One Of the features OF the afternoon
trading was Rock Island This stock
and oo Sayng By oe aRets
was runored In the board room that
very important announcement would be
have q favorable effect on tho stocla
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-04

MISUNDERSTANDING