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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
SALES
OF TOBACCO.
Excellent Receipts Yesterday on
the Local Breaks and
Good Prices.

The week on the tobacco market opened
yesterday with large sales and excellent
prices. The farmers awaited themselves
promptly of the recent good handling
seasons, and prepared @ lot Of the weed
for the market. Large receipts are ex-5
5pected during the week, unless the con-
dltion of tho roads interteres with the.
traffic.
The sales at Shelburnes Warehouse yes
terduy, considering the quality OF the to-
bacco, were thought to be the best or
the season. Fifty-one thousand pounds
Including large amount or common
smoked tobacco, made an average OF $40.
Some Of the best sales We're for the for
L. Dabney, 100 pounds at is cents.
345 pounds at Is cents. 525 pounds at 10 81
cents, 265 pounds at II cents; average,
$l325 N. i. Dabney. 295 pounds at 20 l,2
at 10 10 cents; average. sls4a. r;
Dabney 116 pounds % Ia n ssnts az
ceaSs go p9Indesb dresas 5 Ss9 pouads
at j 3-4 cents 436 pounds atfll at cents,
$50 pounds ut II cents; average, slOl0.
o, S. Profit. 040 pounds ata6S o-4 cents,
$50 pounds at 8 ~ cents, $50 pounds It
il ga cents; average. S9lO. Q. y. Profit,
$50 pounds at 6 81 cents. .490 pounds at
10 cents, 400 pounds at 8 ,3-4 cents. 260
bounds at 12 ii cents. j. W. Dyson, 4S5
hounds at Tilt cents. r165 pounds at
cents 225 pounds at II Ia cents, A5
pounds at II 81 CENTS t9F
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POSITIVE;
STRENGTH.
..-r.s Y 81 - -------
Stock Market Does Even More.
Than, Resist the Ut,Ifatv'or-
able Factors.
~ - " .---l i Il 55.
PRICES MAKE N 4 e. AN ADVANCE nee
" q.
Special Demand for Steel Pre- e,
ferred Carries That Stock. Il
up Three Points.
PRICES MAKE AN 40 7 C
Especial d Thc rImes-Dlspateh.)

,tSpccial ID Tlc Times Dlspn tch.) gs 4
NEW York. Feb o.-'rhc stock market
went beyond the partill resistance 70
oppression, which characterized 1t yester.
day. and developed positive strength TO-
day, In face Of the continuance Of de-
pressing FACTORS. Tho lack OF news o'. q
favorable character to n,count for WIG
advance In prices drove observers back
uron tho conclusion that Yesterdays 1ail'
compare lively slight as It was consV,d.
ereu was greater than wlJ warranted Y, re ! ,by
with the rupture between Russia ana
laran. The conclusion nus been leachcd
an arently that no harm 70 American m
tc;ests is to be feared dllcctiy OF ll ~ 4
Bui more potent influence was the
ruYuIsion OF the fears caused ~ inc
early extreme estimates Of tho money
1853 from the Baltimore calamity. Ihe
mep cures taken TO postpone Baltmore's,
settlements and to extend credits prom
ise1 opportunities for arrangements 70
be- made. The likelihood Of a cons.dernblo
portion, OF tie Insurance risks having
pasktd to great foreign companies was
pointed out. There was loss apprehension
OF the necessity. OF forced liqulGnticn !, o.,
securities by the insurance coinnan ss
and n greater confidence shat they would y. y "a
ba able 10 secure credits sufficient 70
nro.d the necessity for any sacritisc OF
Their holdings at remunera tive prices:
F u lac Special " ulVc BOZ IGclllatl uEt.s
exi erdllure LIKELY to flow into the steel
tri.5f was the explanation OF TN. spec!nl,
demand for Unltad States steel nteferrpdb,
which CARED 1t nearly tnicc POINTS over
last night, with a notable effect upon
the whole market. is..
Inc stock market seemed equally indif-.
fercl1t to the movements in the cotton
mara ct. thus offering evidence OF The
change In tho temper OF Tile speculation.
The money ma ket WAS appreciably. firm
err Tharelwas a late runDr OF thelplacng
{ o: a $3)o,CC0t0) Russian lonn and foreign
money inarsets showed fn.ils!ng tendency.
Nevertheless. prices Of TIE leading active
stocks made gains Of 1ztoEa points. Bonds
were as free from rr.:ssilrc a tocks and
were disposed to advance. CHS ". b
Total safes, par value. a,31J, o. Ossy i2ss
hs United States bonds unchanged .~s4, 49, -,
Total sales OF stocks to-day were co.,,
go shares. MI yl ..3 SS Fl. II u
NE; WYORK. Feb. 9..-Money on can
easy, ! IA 10 ~ closed "a 10 . per cent.
Time loans firm; sixty md nirety days
a T. 1 Ii; Elk months 4 IL TO 4 3-4. Prime
mercantile parer 4 3-4 10 ) liz Sterling
exchange steady. with actual business In
bankers' bills at siti.N to s4s5.D for de-
meEn, and at ss$2. IS TO 1890 for sixty
day :bi!!s. Posted rates 500 1-2 and 1856
~. Commercial bill s. stSo IT, to ttso SIS.
Ear silver ID -3-4. MeMean dollars 40 ~.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
III. oUn-R erepts continue llght; market

aulet and SLOW,
/ CORN r-Act I've |; iair receipts, - 4
Il CAIS-Strongs aid ncti.os light receipts.
y RYE Unchanged; steady. ". 4
Z HAY--Wth Better demand and light ro-
cepts wer advance quotations. ~ y ila
EGs-steady to-day Ct, quotations; moderate ave
isuTrER-- Receipts OF low grades lSar 4 ard
dull, while the better grades ara an
iigl,,t receipts and In good demand. n <, \,
R : at lrieea ap9ted WIN
y Vi ii III a BACON Market quiet; no new
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SPECIAL u w RATES VIA sEARoARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY. ACCOUNT
OF DEPARTMENT. suPERlN'
CEINATloNAL e Du,

Atlanta, Gau February 1928, 1904.
on account OF the auoye occasion the
seaboard Will sell tickets AZ rate OF ono
s,rst class fare. pius twenty-five (s5>
cents. for the round trip. Tickets on sale
FEBRUARY q und 20, 1904; final limit Feb
ruary 81, 1904, On payment Of fee os
fifty cents to joint agents, on or beore
I'sbrualy eth, Tickets may be extended
to March 81. 1904, Rate from Richmond,
$l5.75
FOR tickets and other information, apply
10 Richmond Transfer Company, ticket
ottice Murphy's Hotel, or Main Street
station, or
II. 8. Lizard,
District Passenger Agent,
$50 u. Main ST., Phone 400. Richmond, Yn.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PEANUT MARKET,


I PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. o.--P1sANUTs-
Spa nish variety arc quoted at Lo7,d per
demand Tor .sheied. goods, Sales are belns
freely made II North CaroIlna at 'LoS which
= o faEts x x a. Fa5. tspEANurs
Farmers market higher for ri grades. Fancy,
1%S!So ssrIe.1y psss spi P5s sn
! .12 a bushe; machine picked. aHH4Ac.
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! Official Range and Sale of Stocks IL New AZ rk
$500 Ainalgatnated CApper ......'
200 Amer. Car mud Fouhdry....5

$500 Ainalgatnated CApper .s....
200 Amer. Carannd Follndry..s.
X 600 Amer. Cotton Oll............
ID Amer. Snuff ..........
&. Amer. Snuff. pfd....n.......
Amer, CAN ...................
Amer. Can, pfd...,,.,......,.
1890 Amer. Locomotive, com ~.
} .2lO Amer, 1.ocomotiyct pfd...,.
acW Amer. Sugar ..'............ 800
800 A, Il, and 81 Fos pfd......
S25o0 Baltimore AND OHIO. ..;;;. -.
$500 Brooklyn Rapid tIrunslt...'
Canada Southern .s......
is(O Canadian Pacing ...:...s......,;.,1'si
Z 60 chesapeake and }Ohlo...,....
,1A00 Chi. Great Vvesteril.........i
2T4G0 Chit. Mil.Tatld ~. P......s...
400 Colo. Fuel and lrofl..t.,.,
$40 Cello. Sou thcriI, com ...t.....
Colo. Southern 1st pfd. ....
y bJ0 Colo, Southern "a pfd 49,.
. Clev., Cln1 CHI. and $. Ice.
! 1870, Continental Tobacco, pfd.,
200 Consolidated Gas .,,,........
1900 Delaware and Htidson.......
100, Del. Lack. & and tWeast..... Z.
1000 Erie, corn....... ...t..,....'....
-370O Erie, 1st rfd........ ......'.s...5
4 100 Erie. I'd pfd................ii..;..
4 800 General Electric .t...........
1lDD illinois, Central. ....,.........5
! 1900 louisville and Nnshvllle....
s 2itg Maiiliattuti...... ........''i..
400 Metro. Street RailWay......
1900 Mexican Cen trial t.........s,.,...
800 Mo. Kan. and Tex com: ~.
4 400 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. pfd...s
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JOHN /. Wi LLIAns & SONS.
BANKERS.
Dealers IA RICHMOND, VA.
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.
MUNICIPAL BONDS A SPECIALITY.
B CORRESPONDENT Invited

decrensc for week ending February 6th,
February. g.. 1904, ,so2 900 rounds; 8 q front
octobee i 1902 70 lEebruary. IS, foa io90s,2W
I Receipts were much lighter than was ex.
pcctcd this week. chused BY the esn.in .es c,ld
but little prospect OF any advance.
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R1cHMoNp STOCK MARKET.I
Richmond, Va. Feb. ., 1901

SALES,
Virginia Centuriea--saoso at 81 q 100 at 9ps:s
V,Is.n!at carollna cSsm,cn Co prcfs i44ess III IL
shares at i9o: % Ahares at 100 shares At 400:
Virginia-C nachchthhe,n Ell .hrerertntna
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. Col. Trust
por cant-s2,6 at 81.
STATE SECURITIES Bid. Asked
va cs Nsm "a and 3D. r. az 81
Va. Centuries, 20. c. and r.. 1891. 9iI s4fsS
81 RAILROAD STOCKS. 50 Il
Atlanta and Char. LIST Is H., 1901. ~ 1o7 =. 81
"A. Gil. r. r. Con Tr. D.. c....... 20
Georgia and Pacific LIST 5s c. 1927. lls -.
Georgia, so, and Fla cst u.s. 1876. Ill ...stt
Georgia and Ala. Con- s. lst5.... lo2
Rick, and Neck 1st Is. 1888. ...t-. so 81
Western n. C. lsts 6s. G.. I9H...... 1i3 -.
S. "A. L.. Con. LIST 4s. 1850 -. - 20
RAILROAD BONDS
Atlanta and ChaIot,e............lc0 $50 -...-..
Atlantic Coast Line ,.At'........I914lss ...4E
Atlantic Coast Line coin. 100 las no
Chesapeake and Ohio s.-..s.......l9y ~ 4-...-
Norfolk and Western com........ie 81 --.i...V
Southern Railway pfi ....,..-....teo 81 NJ ...
BANK STOCKS.
Merchants National ............... 100 $50 L...I5
Virginia Trust Co. !......... 100 -. l0l
d INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and MArlne...... 20
virginia state ....,,-.....-.,........2o 81
MISCELLANEOUS. 5gtts
va..car. G. CO. Col. TT 4p. c....... ei,. p.ss
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va, Feb. O. 1904 =
Dark Fired Tobacco--Sew: Market continues
receipts, Old Receipts and offerings very light
ana market, very qnis t hnt !.ttle dong,
cepts, siun,Culed--Aciva TOR tho higher
grades and quiet for the lower grades re-
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LYNcnBuRG TOBACCO MARKnr, Y

@71Ea ~ Lynchbhrs, Va, Feb y, 1871.
Sales OF tobacco on the I,ynchburg market
for Tho two weeks snlipg February 9. 1874
1WspSS{sa nx yohA II osesses. g Iya5a t
4 "sold Week epdlng 8. January Both s4s. 300
poundsi SOLD week endlnS February q si1sN
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. FEB. :, 1904.

55s5ss "A R[tIVED }s5a i5ffsa .iiaB
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves Norfolk and
James river landings. mercandise md passsn.
gers Virginia Navigation Company
disc and passengers. Old dominion line. 2s
5gi & 9A1 lied. a %a, 44r55l ~ II
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes Norfolk. merchant
disc and passengers. Old Eomlnlon line.
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4 UNION STOCK YARDS. 5PITTsRURG, pa,
caoeo ssi1a5 prns GsvNf fal
dl5o.. Hogs-Receipts 70 decks Mark. t high
or Prime heavy, s. ooa ~: I, med.un,s,
665; i pigs IS, 4ofi55O; roughs ss6'aSLs5. sheep
Supply light: market is,eady Prime wehers,
$a7v9i.S5; culls and common. $2S0I 90; choice
lambs, s6.50as.75; veal calves. 81. 5oas.c5,.
K CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 9,-HOGS-Highera at
ST. 7Olf5, rs. Cattle--Steady at S.2adi450 Is ice -
Strong at. se.75a4,.5 Lanhs-llasy at SA5oy
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IS. NEW YORK. Feb. MISUNDERSTANDING T.
i.sss head; Ths trade almost satissly, in veais,,
Lambs-Recelpts, l.s9s head. \ Sheep + rated
quiet and steady; lambs, active and firm.
sheep 81 outside :. Ct so tMe small nnne
cepts, 3,l7a head. Market loo. higher. a
bunch Of State hogs sold at So. l54 4
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1,be leading futures ranged as follows;
q ~ Open. High. Low. CloNt

7 Cash QuotnlloNs ,WcrN us IpIIuWsf 7 nv y,
Firm, Nc, y spring wheat, SsM,Scl; No. g. SJQ
92e red sssSa.h Gat Nj aa i Sarn NJ s9o
Se'isf er @s,ins, a ~
axse,sSd y1Sa ~ nqI ess pork bare
81 5c@i Ss lard per 100 pa11r q . s1sSa7 49,
short ribs sides (l9osel sa7eNhi shoGpa asis
n,gh VINES Sls7, clover. contract grads I'll 81
ereameIiosss iSa2tS aaiLls aSSs
ut aia(Dl0lac.4 jifA 81 1893
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

cbica 10. m ana st. Paul gen. 4s....... 1os "
Chlca 20 and Northw estern con- Is I. 1914
Chicago r.. and Pacific 5s............... 69h
Chicago, r. /. and Pacific col. Gs......... 81 !
e., c., c. and st. Louis gen.. 4s............ o7h
Chicago Terminal IS Observation-Disclosures. 7sN
(.onsoiidated Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. SIN
ToinrnHn "a nj 4 Eouthern 4s.......,....,.... S.
i,nn,,ar Nj n IL "a "a nda 4, r 03 q
Eric pr1or lien "a .............. PIX
Eric General 4s .......,.....,.. Soa
Fort Worth and Denver City lists ......... Na4
iInck VALLEY 4Ila 1Uo 3
I ,Uisyi1Ie nnd Nash. umihcd is............ 9S,
Ma nhattan consol gold is................slo3i,
Mexican Contra! IS "
Minn' and Or ,ouis ~ ....,,,,.,.,,........ Vi
II issnuri Kan.Nand Texas 4s,.............. 9iA
Stsssouj Ea nsa and |Texas ads IS &
National r. r. OF Mexico con. S4s............ y
New jersey Central gen. bs,............... 1915
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NAVAL STORES,

wILAiIN RoN. NJ. G.. reb. o.-sp1R1Ts
.TURPEN1I .iJ--Quoted AT 62hc.: receipts, II
casks. Rosln-Tlrm at 81 IS bid; receipts, 800
barrels Tnr--Firmt ut s1.4D receipts. 21l bar
rolls. Crude Turpentine-Fir at s2.soHA2s; re-
NcHiARIEsToN. s. C.. Feb. o. -TuRpEN-
f5 SAVANNAH. GA. Feb. .9.-TURpEN E.
Firm at s3ha.; sales, l7C casks; exports, 17s
casks. Rosln-Firm; sales, ZOOS barrels; re-
cripts. 1859 barrelb. - l-nlM 70
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my GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. o.--Tle dry goods market
e more or less demorallsed az q result Of I 9
sellers show no dlsposi ton To weaken. re pos
abilities OF demand, resulting from BAL ,ln,orc
on the ability to resume many OF the burned
houses s &Elss Ft5{5FF '5 T!7 'tsE " t q
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&
n CHICAGO. I'LL, Feb. lo.-cATTLE-Rc-
ceipts. $500 head. Market steady. God TO
prime steers. S6Q5.75; poor. to medium, S4449I,
stockers and feeders &e.50I 40; cows, Sl.5s0
4.so; heifers, s..2oq461; gamers. sl5Ou.5I I;
es,pss syfa go
head. Market 5alOc. higher, MIX ID a.:A LHa-h.
ers 80: good e eh M heavy n.y. " l00
hulk OF sales. s,vjg5.l5 sheel- Recels IS 49,
900 head. sheep. slow lambs stea4 y to Il,wer
mixed. S3.75GL00; native lambs, $4.25sp5.l5.
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ror.harn 1,oAIsc IA 100
M, hsrn pacific a. ............... II K
Norfolk and western con- Is. ...,....... PIX
Pannsylya1in conv. Observation-Disclosures. 9i5s
- nia and irot, Mountain con- 6s.... n2A
St Louis and san Francisco fg, 4s......,. SlTs
ST I,ois southwestern lists ................N 93sa
Southern Pacific 4sE.,...................... $3is
gouthcrn Railway Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II IA
aToxns and Pacific lists ...............$1l 5ia
Toledo ST. L. and Western 4s............ 70
Union Pacific cony.. 4s... 9Gt
Z. s. Steel "a bs 13ss
yvabash Deb. Bs ........ 62'f
wheeling nd Lake Erie IS ................. g K.
wisconsin Cen trail As So
Colorado Fuel and Iron con. 6s............ Is 4
NJ. and o., Col Trus tbs ea
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc.....-............. 70
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. corroAsnr1, al MtAnKErL

coTToNsEED OIL MARKET.
| NEW YORK. Feb 0.--Cottonseed oil was
very firm and held higher e,ith FL la,d produc =.
SUMMER NM yellow. Sssc.: of SUMMER ye low,
nominate, primo white. 4oc.; prime winter yell
low. 40f7 42c, 5ll lsf5aiIi tg
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bacon as yet on the market. !,
POTATOEs-Rcceipts continue light and
market strong. $F5sE 3st. ~ (, ~
sAPPLES-Receiptst Increasing, but the mar
ket continues active. a&
oRANG Es- Dull; liberal receipts .
N OSIONS--Actiye: light receipts. . ~
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEk-Wheat. 45,?ol
bushels: corn. a574o bushels; oats: %. 3ss bush,
els; -four. LIS barrels; hay. 2a9 ton !; MIL
sTocK in ELEvAToa-wheat, 1914 busli-
els; corn, .5s7 bushes: oats. 6a.4.4 hushe 9.
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Richrnonders in New York.

(Snecial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-Waldorf. J. A.
Ryan, W. r. Brown. D. AXtell. Albert I.
Hutzler: Hoffman. r. T. Ellyson; Earl
ington, ]. II. Estes: Vendome. J. O'Con-
nor
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PROMPT PAYMENTS,

; Tho companies represented by Thomas
Il. Alfrlend & Son, LILLE East Main Street,
Richmond, Virginia, had representatives
IN Baltimore Monday starting on4the adj
l,lstment of their; losses. Some have
already been paid.
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L y - - - - -
Cotton. quiet: middllns; 1425: net rcs,ap Ias
.es bales; gross, 5,ss7 bales sales. lo' bales
:rotnl 10. day at all seaports-Set receipts,
26 7Gs bales; export to Greas Br,sain sssa baiics
to the Continent. 4e3 ba!e-;-5reckt 1911 haiss
Consolidated at all seapoTts-Nst Fece St5:,
1854 bales; export to Great Britain, l0.1sa
bales; 10 France, 80 bales; to the Continent
1889 bales. I, =, ,,,rt
Britain ls3s 70! bales; 10 France. Gj2,s.3 bales;
to the Continent; :,iS5.s45 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Feb. s.-CoTTON-.
SPOT cotton-Nothing dolnG. -
Futurex opened steady and prices showed OF
iron, TiTls5 ponts. Heavy s II ne Va ORDERS
poured in from every direction. but they were
quickly absorbed. In the tuetu-ti5ns OF mo
,nornIs J9ly rs s r s. and p1,e e aiis2 a
hait ndsancca % Is. Al; II O'clock thu ops
lion had fallen TO 1Ls3. q quick slump on Tue
reading OF the first figures OF the Census -.
reau report brought IT to 1850 and then l3yJ
or i2fiI Points under tho highest Levels Q t!is
morn!ns Tie second reading OF the census
report caused recovery OF ~ pelnts 20 ~ 70 ~,
by, longs. who we're trignlsnsas ~
the mad antics ofIpricss bfus h. d,wi 70
lions Heavy llcu!dations marked tas a1i go,
noon session, The market was quiet, !, D ~!
prices were at the lowest levsls OF IN EG gay.
iThc net Losses were: = tbruary % POM PONY
March S.. April So. Nav s. June %, July ~
August 100, September 50 and October % u, u
a Cotton futures steady: Febrna y .'oJ n pn
March 1850; April 7sgl2as; MAJ. cog
gust la.5sIie.Go: September, nt9ulL'o; octo.
~ 5 =
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!. CHICAGO, ILL. Fob. 9,--The infuenee, %. 9:
,n.tan in tic provisions nit, Active demand
sent Tho price q May pork to pr p nrre
n la ware affected. The clCs, was stro.ls IN
both grain and provso9s VIII oc May So povH W.
Closed lGihc, up; May corn lac. ana oats
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET,
Richmond, Va. Feb. .. 1901.
CATTLE MARKETS. I,
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET. B
tsales at Union Stock ,ifards.)

Richmond. Va, Feb. Q. 1901.
Receipts for the week. ending Monday:
CATTLE-Recelpts, 2l2 head .market strong
er. Best steers. 5q9He.; few extra. SIC;
sAdic.: best heitsrs iaalt:c.; smedlur am
+c.; common to fair. Jd3ssc.: cows. 3GaA /:
bulls. 2a0slsc.; calves, 51aI &C. fresh ows,
ii6Gs-Recelpts 1883 head: market fair.
GOOD hogs, sisQS.sc; !; u iat stoats, 5a6hc /,
sheep 4ssa,5Ac. common TO- fair. sha4,sc. !;
lambs, 646Hc 10 !. "a u; si5 s.
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ppnDuCE MARKET.

Nr,w YORK. Feb. s.-rLoUR-FIrinly held
MT old prices. Rye Flour-FirnI: la!r 10 500.
x ssra s. Euckwheat Fl2ur-Dul. Corrrlsai-
Firm. Rye--Firm. Bnrley-Quct
Wheatspot firm; No ren, Is ,rs al
day. The leading Influences wera war news W
and good Northwest BUYING Last prices were YER,
iisSf5c. May closed at e6ac. July, oi1sc.' 0 seq
Gorn.spot firm; No .. soc; Option market *,
denotes ii turned very str ns with Wheat IL ana
at s9c July. 5lssc.; September, se3sc.s o ats-
: Iseef-F.rm.9 Cut Meats-ouiet: Lard
Strong: Western steamed $50: rcanen; stI1ir
Eir ess sbxsq.isy9 short esnrs; snIDV
tipsot.siIn-sieady. urpentine--steniy.
- Coifee-Spot Rio. nominal; No, Invoice.
Tc mild steady: cordova 4lSha,s, n 4, y,
murket Tor coffee futures opened steady WIN !
an advance Of loa+9 points After tna oPsn'nS.
nor,e rs and the market weakened 10 o1nna ,,a
'ste close VAS steady at q net gain % lo y, .s
points. Sales .9DG0o bags. Sugnr--Raw tfirtn
fair rctinins 24p?7- sac centrifugal, ll,!oc,'
molasses. Il s-39c.; refined steady. flce---
steady. Molasses- ), c,ea me ~. CSC.
state dairy, iig20c, Gheese-steady st a.s
iuli cream fancy small. e1lorad septem Temper
id late made l0ci.: small white. sep. en'pe.;
i.c. Inte made l0lac. Eggs--tirm;. stat. s hh4
PENNSYLVANIA nearby nSsrage g a,sta ~. Ter.
.eys Jersey !; s S,5s7 PsYnts
Firm; fancy handpicked, 4iae other domes ,a,,
3Hdf6e Cabhuga domestic. per toH.
!ofi6,0o; per lUO,i S5IlOoo Cottpn-4'y steam
to Liverpool. l2c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10
cotton futures opened nrm and closed

aEaipst 14G7S last year. and ut Houston 4.oi1
bales against 1t,5s3 last year. ts'fit y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-10

Spot cotton closed quiet; tmiddlins uPIann9'
H. Is; rniddlIng gulf. la.59. sales. 1po tbales'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
GRAIN TRADE GOSSIP

81
Verhoen, from Milmine: In wheat the hold.
ings are too concentrated to permit OF a heavy
break. Shorts turn quickly. Trade very Huhf.
but couldn't buy freely without advancing
prices. -
Rain and snow in Texas, Oklahoma. Missouri
Indiana. Illinois, Louisiana. No moisture in Kan
sas 81 49,. 80. - -
Liverpool. 1:so-Wheat sd lower
higher ~
Winnipeg--clear and cold: 10 below. Grand
Forks. Cloudy and cold Fargo-Cloudy. snow.
! light north wind, cold. st. Cloud-Cloudy, cold:
snow last night. Constock-Part cloudy and
north wind - ~ 's>l''
PRICE Current report: Growing wheat crop
creasing slightly. but above the normal. Com
plants OF soft corn continuing. Movement mod.
crate: Live stock wintering WE'LL Rough feed
Rankin futile and Ware Leland good sellers
st: Louis receipts 71,oOo blu; last year So.
900 bu: shipments, 600 bu. -. -
Floor traders in st. Louis very bearish and
taking the short side Of Wheat. -.
ooa kansas City RECEIPTS 10000 Blu. last year 81
Clearances for the week: Wheat and -four.
3,53s,oQo bu: corn. I. lee, 600 bu.
Moore to Watson: Valentine in crowd holding
the market. Heshas not bought much wheat
but keeps crowd from selling. lot Of buying
by local traders, who expect him to put It e, up
to 92c before the close go = -
el saisnt'ne bought considerable Chicago May at
Forecast: Kansas and Nebraska-Fair and
colder. Illinois and Indiana-Fair except snow.
durries; colder Missouri-CloudY and colder.
Iowa-Snow furries and colder. North and Da
kota-.Partly cloudy and colder. Temperatures
Will fall tn.n}phf
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS

NEW YORK COTTON, jan a22.-cotton
reached 15e for the July option in the local
market to-day. Strength at Liverpool, where
pound, continued lighter receipts strong spot
advances, and the increased activity Of bull
tumult of activity and excitement such as had
not been witnessed before during the present
upward movement. New high records were
made. The opening was strong at an advance
Of 6@1O points, with March and. May showing
the greatest strength. The former sold at
IA .94c. There was reaction from first prices.
but the market soon turned firm and worked
upwards, July going to 15c before the end of the
first hour.
At midday the market was firm net 11@27
points higher. Spot quiet; middling uplands,
14.75c; middling gulf, 15c
New York to Watson In spite. OF the heavy
offerings, there is big absorption of stocks,
and it looks as if the market would sell higher.
Renewed heavy buying is absorbing stocks Of
fered.