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ut the Ghoat1os.


be at the Academy on Tuesday Of next
week. The sale of seats will open at the
Academy box office tomorrow.
This play was seen here last season
for the first time. and 1t made a sensa-
tional hit. 1t is war play without any
sectional prejudice. and with all the
charm of THE Girl I Left Behind Me-
and other plays of that kind.
Many Of the scenes are laid about Win
chester, Va, and the piece is full Of heart
Interest
Kocian, tho Bohemian vlolinist, who
has created such a furore in New York,
Will be at the Academy on Saturday next
for one concert, and perhaps for two.
The progra mines have not yet been
announced, but Mr.. Rudolph Aronson is
expected here to-day to make these an
nouncements and others that will prove
equally as interesting.
The Bjou Company is breaking NIL
records at the Bijou Theatre this week.
The organization will leave here on Sum
day afternoon for Atlanta, and will not
be seen In this territory again this sea-
son. FIX
In "A Texas Steer" the company has
made phenomenal hit and 1t Is the
concensus of opinion that 1t is by far
the best and most elaborate production
that has yet been put upon the Bijou
stage
Madam Herman, the famous prestidl-
giteur. with a numerous and very capa-
BILE company. will be at the Bijou next
week. This Is the banner variety bill Of
the season. The programme Is an excep-
tlonally strong one and Is full of inter-
rk,,e - a. e,nntf t,nJ }rI1
box office this morning.
"a Night at tho Circus" when the lat
ter is such as was presented yesterday
at two performances, is unprofltably
spent. When Nellie McIienry appeared
claim to any merit, the production at
least contained features that wero
pleasing, "a Night at the Circus Is
one OF those pieces that denend nearly
altogether upon the Introduction Of
bright, catchy music, and clever sneclal-
merit OF the dialogue or scenes the re-
suit Is certain to BIO an utter failure
with the essentials FOR SUCCESS left out
of the production yesterday. that Is just
by no means q clever acting company
but had they made up for their short
comings In That direction by heing good
specially people, capa BILE OF singing and
dancing their way through the tedious
lines OF the piece. the result might have
been different. But such was not the
case, and SO another story has to be told.
Amy Lee, as Electra, did not inf,lse
any great amount Of life and spirit In
the part, and was not tho Circus Queen
the small boy foHdly imaglnes as he
gazes at the airy creatures OF the bill
boards f1.if
The speclalt!es introduced In the rng
scene In the last act could not awe
found place In ten-cent circus The
curtain fell on a clown and trisk dom
!, key. but the man should have sn.ased
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Nominated by the President.
lHy Associated press

Wy NH8VCINttH FrtSB ~ - 3
WASHINGTON, D. c., February A.
The President to-day sent the following
nominations to the senate
John MeDonough, OF New York, assist
ant justice OF the Supreme Court in the
philippines
Philip yanWenter. OF Wyoming, United
States circuit judge for the Eighth Jul
dlclal Circuit
Clinton Il. Irwin, OF illinois, associate
Justice of the Supreme Court OF Okla
homa.
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Are Recommended.

At the meeting of the Presbyterian
minister's of the city on Monday. letter
was adopted recommending Messrs. Yo-
harmon and Sayod to the Presbyterian
Board of Foreign Missions for their en-
listing them as missionaries In Persia.
Both Of the young ministers are natives
OF Persia, who have studied here. Last
night Mr.. Yohannan delivered lecture
on PERSIA" to the students OF the
Union Theological Seminary.
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NAVAL. STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Feb. 4.-SPIR-
IT'S URPENTINE-Firm at e3Ac. re
ceIpts, q casks. Rosin-Frm at sl.S0a1 .S5;
receipts, 4o5 barrels. Crude Turpentine-
Firm at s.: 1904; receipts, 10l barrels Tar
Firm at s1.G0: receipts, 47S barrels.
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. 4.-TURPEN.
TINE-Firm at 64c. bid; receipts. 1@ casks
sales, III casks; exports, none, Rosin-
Firm receipts. 2,031 barrels; sales, SSS bar
rels: exports. go barrels
CHARLESTON, 8. G., Feb. 4.-TUR-
PENTlNE-Firm at 62Ac.; sales, none.
RosIn-Firm.
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To Advance Emigration.

IIIy AsS0ClNtOd FrGss) I1-I, d a. "
ATLANTA, GA, February 4,.-The Re.
public of Liberia, through Bishop Turner,
OF this city has donated to the Colored
National Emigration and Commercial As
ISOLATION the sum OF $4,000 to assist In
purchasing q steamship to ply berween
tho United States and West Africa for
commercial purposes. as well as Tor EN-
lgratlon. sr
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CATTLE MARKET.

ccipts, 1900 head; steady. Good prime
steers, s4.60@6.1O; poor to medium. s2@4.5O;
st q and feeders, $40. hefers, s2.25@
calves. S3.5oa5. Is; 'Texas-fed steers, ss50G
400. Pogs-Receipts, 1000 head; market
6@10c. higher. Mixed and butchers, $1,000
G.S5; good to choice heavy. So. 9041; rough
sales. sG5Og5.S0, Sheep-Receipts, 1900
head; sheep and lambs steady to strong.
oGod to choice wethers. $4.4065.25; fair to
s375@625; native lambs. s4.5Od6.3O; western
lambs. A.75d65 Official yesterday-Re-
ceipts, cattle, 1854 head: hogs, 27.7s3 head:
sheep, 1880 head. Shipments, cattle, 2475
head: hogs, $3.50 head: sheep. 1887 head.
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The Gould Plan.
lspee,nl to The rlmos.p,Hpatch.l

Especial to The Timos. Dispatch)
PHILADELPHIA. PA. Feb. 4.-The
North American quotes George Gould as
saying In New York:
"None of my plans to get an eastern
outlet have been abandoned. The con-
nection between the Western Maryland
and the West Virginia Central will GER
tainly be built. There has been no agree
ment with the Baltimore and Ohio for
anything else. The surveys are now being
II viii get line from GAINESVILLE, O.,
up the Little kanawha and SO on to Bal
time. which Is very fine port for ex-
n0rtp
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STRENGTH
MAINTAINED
stock Market Yesterday Held
Activity Of Day Before.
/ LARGELY PROFESSIONAL
Whatever the Source Of the Buying the
MovementWas Spotty and Irregular
and Early Movements Were Not
Well Maintained.
AK Associntcd rrrss. !

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Ycsterday's level
sf activity in stocks was pretty well main
aimed to-day, and there were evidences
pf considerable strength In the market.
4 The operations seemed to be confined still
to professional hands, but the leadership
\ VAS moro aggressive and better organized
ahan for some time past, and there was
violence OF the control Of large resources
2 w those operations. 1t was the theory
II the board-room operators that the &c
s. ZION of the market was largely due to the
r loregathering Of number Of well known
ltock operators at a Southern resort,
\ lbundantly supplied with special wire SER
vice. Included In the gathering Is tho
operator whose name had been associated
:. With the principal stock market sensations
Tor many months past. Whatever the
source Of the buying, the movement was
tpotty and irregular, and early move
nsnts were not well maintained. !.
The operations in Reading were on a
Same easily tho leader t r' Of the market in
Z he late dealings. with a rise of over ?
points above, last night. There was no
Y hlating in the treasures of all of the coal
carrying railroads. Semi-official contlrma-
eon was given to the assertion that Union
Pacific road and the Rock Island had
been brought together In some sort of
Increment. insuring mutual advantage Ist by
ef this report was probably the cause OF
ihe revived rumors that the proposed mer.
ger of the Gould properties, was almost
ready for announcement. The stocks OF
the various companies affected by these
fumors We're not against the speculative
leaders of the day.
Island, but tho stock fell back almost i'm
medately and was not more than steady
for the rest Of the day. Union, Pacific wns
firm. but not active. and Southern Pacific
rose point In the late dealings. The rise
In ST. Paul was supposed to be traceable
to the same sources as that in Reading.
The strength in Erie common was only
cialy the second preferred. made better
advances. Amagamated Copper continued
4 to advance, owing to the better sentiment
movement in United States Steel was not
followed UP to-day. and these stocks We're
inclined to drag: This fact, and the FAIL
into condition Of hesitation, but the
rise in Beading and Gains by n, miseel,
somewhat reassuring effect.
firm without affecting the, stock list.
nSnd s nsd s Tate a sales ecpp5
X per cent. on the last call.
The total sales Of stocks for the day
were Cos. 500 shares.
MONEY AND EXCIIANGE-CLOSE:
closing, BY pei, cent; sitxy DAYS: ~ per
paper, "a per per cent Sterling eaehanEe
firm With y b. actual business In bankers' bills
and A.S71k; commercial bills. s4.sadli ST.
Bar silver, ATS; Mexican dollars, BIZ. Gov
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Ihiblt OF earnings for the Twelve months
ended December 31st. For the, entire sys-
fiscal year was more than $1s, O6O, 900. The
total gross earnings for the system were
more than SIG 100000. In 1922 the x gross
and in 1899, sl52, 22O, 900. In tho statement
for December lis shown that net, earn
d inEs for the entire system decreased S7S3
decrease, the Increased cost of labor and
the congestion Of traffic, The gross earn,
E4ge IN ths @ Of sha aa
west Of Pittsburg, directly operated, tho
incrcnse, In the gross was 20, 0S6, 90. Tho
lines indepcndenty operated also showed
substantial increases
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Laughlin concern. but opinion is still
strong that sooner or later both that COM
pany and Lackawnnnn Steel Company,
of Buffalo. will be taken over by the
United States Steel Corporation.
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coTroNsEED OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Cottonseed oil
was q trife stender In sympathy with
lard products but dull. Prime crude here
341sc.; prime summer yellow. 4oc.: off sum
mer yellow Ssc.; prime white, 45c.: primo
winter yellow, 45c.; prime meal, s27.O62s.
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Wall Street Gossip.
l1o2 e. MAIN STREET.

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch)
NEW YORK. Feb. 4--The market OPEN
ed active and firm. the dealings being
especially noteworthy In United States
Steel. Rock Island and Erie. Numerous
advances We're scored. the majority, how
ever being due exclusively to professional
operations.
sion house business, the interruption OF the
telegraph service to Western cities on
account of the storm being responsible
for the small out-of-town business
The stronger market interests IL not
actually active, We're apparently not WILL
Ing, that the traders should work for
VSITEb STATES STEEL
r United States Steel shares after early
stock became dun. and apparently there
was proit-taking on the news in regard
TO the enormous amount OF untitled orders
on the bonds, estimated Mt 10000 tons.
Belief in some quarters that the Hodge
suit would be decided by the New Jersey
Court Of lcrrors In favor Of the company
was responsible for some Of the buying.
TENNESSEE COAL AND IRON
1T Is announced that the Tennessee Coal
and Iron Railroad Company has an order
gate Of 5000 horsepower for Wicks Bros,
OF Saginaw. Mich. the same to be deliy.
cred as soon as they. can be made. Six
teen OF the boilers viii be placed at Ems
ley, Ala, where q new furnace is TO be
constructed. and four each al Oxmoore
Ala, and South I'lttsburg. Tenn.
PENNsYLVANIA's ENIIIBIT--
Pennsylvania InAkas rsnArkahia AK
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Lancaster & LuCke|
Bankers and Brokers,
RICHMOND, VA.
WAN

the ring. and said, NOW. ladies' and
gentlemen, this ends the performance.
Thanking you one and all for your kind
attention., and hoping that you will tell
your friends" etc., etc. Then the audi
dence would have known that the show
was over,
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Richmonders In New York.

Especial Ia The Times. Dispatch)
NEW YORK, February aldorf-NY'
@. Stevens, D, AXell; st. Den!s-Dr. II,
3. Baker, w. G. Goodal. r, 3 Cray
Horfman-H, A. Redford; Imperial ].
Austin w. G. I.efebyre; Murray Fill-F.
A. Haughtonl sI
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Cotton. quiet; middllng. e,o5; net ro-
ceipts. GIG bales; gross, sou bales; sales
IL bales; stock, 1Gi,5Sl bales.
oo T9tal J. to-day I'D at all ssaportsNet re-;
Britain, 1860 bales: to the Continent, l69
bales; stock, l,oli,SN bales.
Consolidated ut, all seaports-Net re-
ceipts. l40.G7S bales: export to Great
hrsan ifs6 bales @ ~ r%pn'ee s7s7
Total since septemhsr, 1st at all sea-
ports-Net receipts. b90S,7ll bales; export
to, Great Britain, 1,ssl,6l7 bales; to France,
ES9;4li bales; to the Continent, 1979226
bales
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 4,-coTToN-
There was better demand for spot cotton
to-day. Many buyers are, working under
taionsn he9w beard 'igures and
their list under Instruction for fun and
The market for contracts was very
quiet and, the, transactions made were
Prices after opening las points down
and then took a slight upturn under The
inauennA at light receipts estimates Tor
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. 4. 1903
ARRIVED.

i
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers. Old Domin-
Ion line.
Tug Volunteer, Anderson, Baltimore,
barge Of oil, Standard Oh Company.
Steamer Maud, Clifford, James River,
straw, s. T. Beveridge & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas,, Graves. Norfolk
and James River landings. merchandise
and passengers. Virginia Navigation Co.
Steamer Brandon Rhodes. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers. Old Domin-
ion line.
barge
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. FEB, 4. 1903.
ARRIVED.
Steamer 9uena Ventura. Boston.
Barge w. H. Conner. Boston.
Schooner Childe Harold Boston
SAILED.
Schooner Percy Birdsall, Boston.
Schooner Calumet, Providence.
Schooner Jennie r. Duboise, Portland.
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PETER sBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Market very w active st and prices arc high.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Bleached cottons
strong; fruit Of loom and Lonsdale adj
vanced sc per yard. Brown sheetings
and drills firm with fair home demand IN
other departments markets We're without
change. Print cloths Arm. Men wear
woollens. firm. Dress goods quiet and
unchanged.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-BEEvEs-steers
active, steady to 1Oc. higher; bulls and
ASS; bulls. 1903 so cows. 81 G5G346. vea GALS
Firm to 25c. higher; barn-yard and west
crn calves, steady. Yeals. s99.5o; little
sheep-stendy; lambs 10al5c. higher.
Sheep, $.5O@4.G5; lambs, $55O@6. 10; culls,
So. HoGs-.Shade lower; State and Penn
sylvanla hogs, y@7,2O.
CINCINNATI. o., Feb. 4.-HOGs-Active
ct ST. Cattle-Quoted at $2q4.75. Sheep
Steady at $2.3gi'O. Lnmbs-IIigher at
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PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA. Feb 4.-PEANUTs-
Quiet Virgininns-Active at 3hc. for best
stock. Fancy. 3ll3hc.; strictly prime. Soc:
prime. 2l1c.
PETERSBURG, VA. Feb. 4-PEA-
NUTS-Spanish new. active at zoe. Vir.
gnia's, new, 2h02ssc.
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Railroad Earnings.

The principal statements of earnings for
December issued to-fIy, were:
Louisville and NastVille-Gross increased
$50 S36, and net decreased s1So,631.
Norfolk and Western-Gross increased
s2s7,96O, and pet increased S., 40S
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tomorrow, and Mt the close stood 7@S
Cotton futures closed steady: February,
$50; March, g. S29S $50; April. SS7QSS 50; May,
S.oiQS95; Jllne. 809d9dO; July, .0590.O6;
August, 8.7253.74: September, 8.H08.29.
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DON'T think because you have taken
many remedies In vain that your case is
.incurable, Hood 5 sarsaparilla has cured
many ssemnslX hopetess caEea q scpof
plant, dyspepsia and general debility.
Take HOODS ~ q s
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va, Feb. 4, 1903.
The report of tho supervisor of sales for
the week ending January Soth Is as fol-
lows:
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ROCK ISLANDS EARNINGS
earned &sss, As ne net Adj Adding Income from,
inyeTment e,o sS9 makes the total net
mated at ss6oo Il Is ar eyiae iGtA that ali
further !, net earnings In the next six
What the Rock Island Island system Zen earned
in the first six months Of tho calendar
year 1902 Is not clear as the properties
regular monthly reports.
AFTERNOON LEADERS
Among the leaders Of the nftern {. were
1nos csntrS oI pacT Mab
ing by friends OF Mr.. Hartman. In re-
gard to the Rock Island deal It was IS said
h a Trails hfwe emd f2 liz Roc
existing between the Union Pacific, and
ho Shcngo and fyn sen ms
arc in f,irtherance Of Mr., Harriman's pol.
icy to promote a community Of interest
among tho railroads west of the Missis-
The Rock Island and Southern Pacific
roads have been exchanging business for
some time.
sLoss- sTIEF'FIELD-
Sloss common was very strong al day.
opening at Go and afterwards selling as
high as 70.
RISE IN ERIE
Erie was ono of the features. It was
active. and sharp rises occurred IN the
these stocks lately Is said to be due to q
plan of the management to ADVANCE the
first preferred to 80, issue stock at 70 and
sidered impractlcable to finance a bond
issue for needed money. An interesting
complication is said to lie In the fact that
that Harris, Gates G. Co. own the controls
ing interest in the second preferred stock.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
The market continued generally strong
in the afternoon. Reading was bought
for both accounts by room traders and
the Hartman stocks rose. on good buying.
Southern Railway was bought by the
Western clique and sold by London.
Among the features was the "A point rtse
in Wells-Fargo and Company Express.
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.
Richmond, W., Feb. 4, 1903.
QUOTATIONS 3aE.

NEW YORK iTeh a-r1ouR-pull.
Rye Flours---s Steady. Buckwheat Flour.
pull 2 H., GGee,5,n,neal-stendy. Rye-steady.
Wheat-spot frm; No red, s2Me. op-
lions Lions, We're dull all day because Of wire
the morning on bulllsh cables and French
crop news, together with foreign buying
Of July, LATER they ensed off on prospec-
tive light Argentine shipments, but re-
at sc. advance. March, Sac; May, seize;
corn-spot steady; No. 2, Coo Option
m mar e1 was quiet, but generally firm to-
March, SIC. May, 5lKc.; July, As 15-l6e.
oats-spot steady; No. 2, 49,. Options
dull. but steadily, held, May, 4Ac.
Porksteady eo S Te1loW iShIneh' Rs ISL -
1 Firm; strained common to good, 81 1902 Is.
Coffee.Thc market foe coffee futures
under moderate covering and buying for
or. Sales, So: 900 bags. spot Rio. quiet; NJ.
liz, innvoi G., u bMc; mild dull; Cordoya 70
Rlce.Firm; Molasses-Quiet.
ssttste dairy, isa2se cheessGFIfm: hey ney;
lSggs-!steady; average best. Csc.
Potatoes-Easy: Jersey, s1.75G2: State
and western per $50 pounds. sl5o92; Long
Island Il ,ssq2$: South Jersey sweets, ss;ng
i 1%c other donesc sae cabSag aa
Easy; domestic white. 5oa75c. Cotton
By steamer to Liverpool, 19c.
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~ EAST BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 4.-cAT-
common to good, s56o@s. IS. Hogs-Steady
to strong. Heavy, s7.05@7. 10; mixed. $3.50
100; workers, $6.9OG6.95; pigs. s6.Sd6.90
Steady: lambs, 1Oc. higher. Top lambs,
$6.40a6.60: culls to good, s4.25G635; year
lings, $56G5.5O; ewes. $425Q4.4O; sheep,
tops mixed. s4,5o9t75; culls to good, s2I
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CHICAGO, I'LL, Feb. aboard Of Trade
to the storm. and after n nervous session
sion wheat closed strong. May being 40
Sc. higher. May corn was. up M@Ac.,
while oats was shade higher. Provls-
ions closed firm, with the May products
up from b@10c.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Feb. 4, 1903.

Virginia 3's-s1 900 at 94A.
Atlantic Coast Line common-23 shares
at 1856
Virginia Carolina Chemical prefcrred-1c
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Close.

cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dull and steady. No. 2 spring wheat, 76hQ
Soc; No: 8 spring, ,74c.; No. 2 red. 1870
7S%c; N4: Sorn He No ye aI,2 v,s, 49,
No. 2 rye, 49c. Good feeding barley, 429
43c.; fair to choice mailing, 47M56c. No.
prime, Timothy seed, 1887 Mess pork, per
s9.45@9.5o; short ribs sides Noose>, $1,000
95; dry sailed shoulders (box.sdD: ts;%g
Whiskey, basis Of high wines. sl.3O. Glover.
contract grade. SHE: Butter quiet and
Eggs steady; loss off cases returned. 2Oc.
Cheese steady at 13@14c. Receipts-Wheat.
10,20O bushels: corn, sos, GOO bushels; oats,
es7,6o0 bushels; hogs. $500 head
BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. 4.-FLoUR-
Unchanged Wheat-Firmer, but dull;
spot and the month, sou @S0hc.; South
ern by sample, 72@Sokc. Corn-Firmer;
spot. 531sd53Ac.; Southern white. 40G53c.
Oats--Easy: No. 2 white. 4l1hc. Rye
Steady; No. 2, 5G@561kc. Butter and Eggs
Firm and unchanged. Cheese-Steady and
unchanged. Sugar-Firm and unchanged.
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PINK CARNATIONS.

IS cents per dozen. Roses. Cut Flowers.
Violets. etc, Bouquets. Designs ana Cut
Flowers shipped to any point.
w. "A. HAMMOND.
No, 1o7 East Broad Street.
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Total for the month Of January, 1905
= - W. D. cJsEIMAN,
Supervisor Of Sales.
LYNcHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.

Iynchb,irg, Va. Feb. A, 1903.
Receipts of tobacco In the warehouses;
of tho city continue light. This condition
Is due to bad weather and bad roads.
show a. tendency to advance, especially
for real good leaf and black Wrappers.
Much larger sales nre anticipated.
Quotations nre ns folows:R F
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'ENNSYLVANIA,S IlNIIIBIT--
Pennsylvania pnAkes a raDArkahia AK
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sLoss. sHETF1ELD-
Sloss common was very strong all day,
opening at GO and afterwards selling as
high as 70.
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sUN-CURED TOBAcCOs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-17
TO SUE WESTERN COUNTIES
State Plans to Recover for Seed
Furnished Earmera.

Arrangements are being made to bring
suit ir the name of the state against
the counties which have failed to repay
20 the state the money loaned to them In
1891 and 1895 with which to purchase
seeds.
In 1891. the state appropriated 100000
for seed purchase and in 1895 appro-
priated 100000 more. The understand
ing was that the counties which re-
ceived the money would repay it. All
but about $19. 600 has been repaid, and
the state will now go after the unpaid
balance.
The following are the counties which
are still indebted to the state:
1S91-Greeley county, 81, ,414-72; Finney.
1901. u: Logan, 81, 567.6 65; Seward. ST.
325.46: Meade, S669.S5; Wallace. S1,637.S4.
Total. IS. 517.21.
Cheyenne, s2.159; Ellis, $50S-1S;
Greeley. s409.62: Haskell, 1892. 2.22; Paw
nee. S944.14: Pratt. 81, T42. .16: Rush, s175-4S;
Sherman. S2457.10; Stafford. $1,035.7Z,
Stevens. S33S. .09: Wallace, $1.063. Totoal,
S11, ,16471 Grand total. $19,es1.92.