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Doubtless there has been more or less
worry since Adam hid In the bushes. but
1t is a curious physloogical--inde It
may be u Observation-Disclosures that real
worry, the worry that has II definite
cause Is not so wearing as tho imaginary
worries that we persist In taking to bed
with lis. We cannot rest and BIO busy q T.
the same time, and 1t Is not hard to guess
what WILL happen to the brain that In
slsts' on iretting and worrying when 1t,
should be enjoying the serenity Of repose.
There are doctors who can examine
your eyes and tell you whether you have
kidney disease, but how much better 1t
would be II some specialist could arise
who can locate worry and pluck It out.
as 1t wore, by the roots. 1t Is a baleful
source OF poison mt best, and at Its worst
1t is rl,Inous, Happy tina man who Is able
To take the measure of his worries and
troubles and value them for what they
are! Happy, thrice happy, is the man who
can present to their attacks the n1pene-
trabe armor of serenity! His years shall
DO long an dfull of charity. Ills head
shall be In the sunshine, and there shall
be no shadow about his feet Old mon.
will follow him. and$little children shall
be his companions-Atlanta Constitution,
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20 IN 1 q "a III
JOHN l. WILLIAMS I SONS.
bssiors ID RICHMOND vA-
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
MUNICIPAL BONDS "a sp1 C1ALTY.
Correspondence Invited.

Ii s l. {. /.
nnc wrappers In the brenks than for SOME limo
past, which have been bringing from 60 10 COO.
and over. There has been NIL tnhsencn OF coin.
mon tobaccos Ii fact, very l.ttle tobacco has
been offered this week tina. has aod for less IS
than 5hc. Very common nlcts uild smokers
have been bringing AZ ~ bhc
Prices hnNo been the highest OF the senson,;
and tho auction sales have shown moro Htlima-
ton than any week for tho past twelve months.
SO spirited and lively has tho bidding been
that 10 an outsider It would appear that the
buyers were more or less reckless In their buy
Ing and u,te Indifferent to prices. The snco,i-
iators appear 60 be more cautious and their
purchaser In y the total do not amount to n
great deal. There peens ID be n fair amount
q coinpetitlon or good ana me wrappers, m r,
grades arc selling we'll. and nothing seems
neglected Very little bright export has been
class show an advance. still the demand secnia
quito limited. Large sales Of round lots Of OLD
t6baccos OF scrap filters nnd common smokers
have recently beei, made. which has had ,i same
Ia considerable outside inquiry for old tobaccos
from out-of-town manufacturers and dealers.
As soor ns the weather Is favorable we look
for largo receipts. f5S.{t & 4@El ~
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BANK CLEARINGs.
Table Giving Figures for Chief.
Cities Of the Country.
i, Associated Pre-!

= Sl1y kASSOC!IlCtlI 1881
NEW YORK, Feb, 13-The following
table, complied by Bradstrcet, shows the
hank clearings at "a numberaof the prin
}cipal cities for tho week ended February
18th: with the percentage Of increase and
decrease as. compared with & the CORE.
spending week last year. Sixty four
other cities are, included In the totals:
q New York s1,221 ,9SO, 1876, Increase IS.
Chicago slG4.173,413. increase 34.4. 0
Boston $l24.947.22s, decrease o..
Philadelphia S9l,1O3,529, decrease 81.
st. Louis SIS, 4Os, Jas, increase 1871.
Plttsburg s35,249.4Sl. decrease SIS.
San Francisco s25,34S 400, decrease rs.
Baltimore s23.45S,776.
Cincinnati 81, i66, 200, decrease 81.
Kansas City. s19,s42,s37, decrease az.
y New Orleans SAC 3DS,7l5, increase 1863.
Z Louisville s1O,56o, 4O2, decrease 1877.
Memphis 1896. $50, Increase 1873
Richmond $5,363,261s increase 800.
Washington s4.l6O,9S7, decrease 40.
Savannah S3,5o2.526 decrease 11.2.
Fort Worth S5,S45,OS7, increase 1914.
Atlanta sa,209,o57, decrease 1.5
Nashville ss2,947,415, increase 1871.
I. Norfolk $l.735,109. Increase 33.
Angus ta,, Ca.,9 s., 50S,4S4,s decrease 34.5.
Birmingham $1,3l6,32i, decrease 81.
Knoxville 81, 1S3,6S1. increase $50.
Little Rock s., 264 $50. increase 1873.
Macon 1861 900. decrease 1913,
Chattanooga $500, 914, Increase 800. #
Jacksonville s9ol,470, increas e94.5.
Houston $1s46o937. increase $50,
Galveston $9.7G9,oO0, increase tx
Charleston s1,1s0.66o. decrease 9.4.
Totals United States S2.04o,8sl,276 in
crease TO- Iii Eek ri
Outside New York sols, 4ol@1, increase
200. is 3
! Totals Canada s44,7ol,05s, decrease 81.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Feb. l9.-The cotton market
opened steady at q decline OF S points to an
advance Of il points showing increus. ne
steadiness us tho call progressed In the abb
sence OF important offerings l5uying Was cIi-
co,,ra ged BY the bulIsh Interpretation OF ths
week end figures hut on tho other hand the
was closed yesterday, ind the fear OF Euro
penn complications in tho Far East, had u ten
the call tho nlal:et eassd off with tbs acti,o
months losing 1Sdl.3 points his was followed
nv q recovery, after which the market ruled
marrow and Irregular with trading largely Of
the professional character, common to Satur-
days. sst9 54
against 2is0s last week and I'll 1876 last year.
week and 1851 last year. To-day's receipts
at New Orleans We're GS-5 bales against G.t4i
last year, and at Houston 2,1ai bales against
1851 last year. fsst
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STOCKS

The steel and iron stocks have pc q,
disposed to work higher on war he l,,.,,
The war III. tho East is certainly q i g =
Gard on these industries. !.
FOR some reason unknown the Railways :,
pdo not advance in proportion to their
f,no,,me value. However, we still adhere
to tho Long side Of tha marx. marMe, + s sT
,HaIii, MISSOURI PACIFIC. .l,Nl0N
rAciFlC, ATCHIsON. BAIyIlMoRE1
AND OHIO, NEW YORK CENIhAL i., alt \
PENNSYLVANIA on amy prohouheeu
weakness. 5tlg i5i+5 Ef3 3,3 }f9
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TRADING IS IS.
LlSTL|..,E|i:SS'';
Two Hours Session, Of New
York Stock Exchange With .a'5
out Great Importance,
ATTENDANCE QUITE ~ II. SMALL $ y I. I.
Attempt to Take Profits Oh. AZ.
vance Carries Prices Back
to thursdays Level.
(By Associated l-rcss.)

go A8 (By ASsOClhtcu EticssJ
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.--Tfe two hours
session OF the stock Exchange to-day, m
tervening between the sessions OF 2lhurs-
day and Monday. did not attract more
than a small attendance OF brokers ana
members. but, trading was lstless ana
unitnportant. The opening level WAS
higher to conform to Tie parity or LONDON
prices, which had been lifted slghtiy
yeutcrday during tho holiday here. ING
small room traders attempted to take
Tie days profits after the bank state
ment, with the result of carrying prices
back to about tho level or Thursdays
prices. y
Although tho preliminary estimates OF
the currency movement ,hrough Teeues
lar channels ,ndicated gan a. g's ~ ID
3i,lr2.3O0 shown by the bank statement
DID not cause great surprise, as there WIS .!'
knowledge OF considerable shipments 10
baltimore, which did not hguie IN tnc
estimates, The nominal increase II the
loais was less than was sxpccted., nnd
would be considered q negatively FAVOR
nDltSlactor.
Y The weeks announcementsio OF the plac-
Ing of 800, 90 OF eigtenn mont On. Tenn
Syivhnia Company notes, $G,epp,0N hlssou-
& III Pacific notes and the 4 ncws sS from
Z Havana OF the suEscrpti2n by ne J ori
UAtkefSS 10 the sA>utthu 'S1
1r0cl OF the large actual demands up. ~
#creG.ls, which are In cotrsc OF satislae.
y tioil. fhel seemed to DE- special. pres.
sure directed against New York Contra
9at,er a sharp opening advance. othcihl
ue.nls that am issue or notes was IN
co!.tcmpla ton by The company did not
n avail al togetner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
thu. subject I,
& business In bonds has been less, the
piacing OF railroad notes and Of various
now Dond issues serving 20 divert the
, US. now 49,, COUPON have declined Ia
per cent. on call during Tic week.
The Total sales OF Etoths to-day were,
po.otJ shares. s.
II NEW YORK. Feb. is.--Noney on cali
ncYnlnal; no loans, Time loans steady;
sixty days 8 3-4 to per cent ninety days
4 IL IA: six months 4 l-e. Prime mer-
camille paper ga TO o i-i:@sterling cx-
bInkers bills at $3.50 to 1856 for de-
mcnd. and ut s4.Ss.5D to 81 81. 20 .&pr sixty
day bills. Posted rates 81 s. l-2 to A.ot
a and 1886 1-2. Commercial bills Si.1 IL.
10 $751; Bar silver 50 IL; Mexican dollars
si NEW YORK, Feb. Is. The statement OF
averages OF the clearing louise banks OF
this city for tile tive}days OF this week
Ahuws: Loans $500. 500, 800, increase .37l9.loo;
deposits $l0o6, 3o7 50) decrease $Is9. 90; cir
tenders s7L31l. 400. decrease $l343,9DO; specie
s2aS.6i1sD1 decrease 1919, 100 !; reserve %s76,-
{ tDs.tUJ. decrease sl.66}20p; reserve res
ulired sl56,5a9.375. decrease SlsJ, $50; surplus
s-1,3iy.2.5. decrease $1l63.55O. ex-Untcd
s,atcs deposits s99.s67,G.5, decrease Sl3as,-
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1880 bales q export 10 Great Britain, 1928
bales: TO France, eo.s93 bales: s,o.k. 7lS,io9
ba1es. {853 IS. # 85jjE3 3f25 & (, IVA III
Consolidated At all seepor.s-Net receipts:
49, $50 bales; export to Great Britain, 1,,ls
bales y to France ao.693 bales. 5 tE5 Ell
d Total since September LIST at all seaports-
Net receipts .3s, iSs bales: cxpor. y Great
to the Continent. .,li7,o45l bnles.
u NEW ORLEANS La FEB. 13.-coTToNS-.
10 to alriya Quotnti6ns unchanged N 81 IS
Futures opened steady and about Is points
higher than the close OF Yesterday After
AMI closed steady. the ret Losses being 800
points. Gs
~ 81 hid; March, il342Il3i3: April, l36lQl3. ~:
May. l3ssII3.sI; June, u! 10nli.l2; July. 142s4
1Asg; AUG US t, 10 b5I,l3.cg. 55E=sI55s
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REa

81. ,dvlca IN wheat has been absolute
~ o Correct and We are still believers tint
y von viii vii see zone Dollar Wheat, Ihls
cereal or lis is heavily manipulated but values
VA seek their sye na ana l. lE srpr RvsIs to
so,s Nav option sell at Sl,.95 per hushel. i,
ny You are no doubt aware OF the !, !. eondi,,
lions Of our Winter Crop aud the demani. :,
that Will be made upon " !, p ~ '''s
croD Is harvested. BUY " flGfAA
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i. S. refundIng Is, registered -. 1917
u. S. rcfurdng "a. coupon ................ 1o4$
s So, rer,stered 4. s.. ~. $1,000. 1os
u s.. a. coupon h. \. . !. 4. !. Jog
u. s. New As, registered ,. {. 1874
II. S. New AZ, coupon ............ l5aA
u. s. Old As, registered 1o7
". s. Old A. coupon l07 #s
Atchson general As Observation-Disclosures. as..
A,chison adjustment As ....... 49,. s7H
Atlantic Coast Line As Observation-Disclosures. % 81
Baltimore and Ohio IS Observation-Disclosures. lOl
Baltimore and Ohio 3Es ................... 9Sh
Central OF Georgia IS los
Central OF Georgia ist Inc............t.. 10 .:
chesapeake and Ohio rs ..,.,. ........ 1894
Chicago and Alton 312s ...,......... Is s.
Chicago. b. and Quincy new ls............ ola.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET,

PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. ,1s,--PEANuTs--
asking sl.25. and offerings are light. Viz
si,,iss ats Ilrnl at fancy stoeis q ,,,r
Farmers market higher for all grades, Fancy.
4ssGD4Nc.: strictly prime. ~ 64I4c prime, Sy
i bushe i s.h1si pieEed saTac.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb 13--In the dry goods
market the week closes with considerably moro
frnness on the part Of sellers Buyers While l.le
upon early deliveries. Jobbera are experiencing
n comparatively free ordering from house
trade, which Is. here IN large numbers. 49, j
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pANvILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

ROLLING ID Dibrell Bros, reviow Of the Dan-
vile tobacco market for s, Ihen {, Ss 4,
ithis week "a the weather hasgpnt been fay
oolr ilb for handling leaf, The weather has
bon cold and harsh, aud, although lhs farnl-
srs aSf has he en- ,ob
large. loose saits. She alaltt he tohaer
rheieSlas been lara III ippoit ION OF sssSd V
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NAVAL STORES.

tyvII.N1IN GTCN,{ M e.. Feb 13-SP1R1Ts
TURPENTlNE--Ffrr ut $780,; receipts. ~
casks. Roeil-Firm at 500 receipts. IS bar.
Crude ETurpentlne-Flrm ut ss60d & Is; receipts
Is BARRELS st59 ~ ii i a, a . p
TINE AND n misunderstanding doing,
Quotations omitted. . L.y y. hi . . II
Firm at 6ic. receipts, lis casks; exports. ], 49a
casks. Rosn-Fi rm; receipts .1So barrels ex-
ports, s, 1883 barrels. ,g
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

FLOUR-Receipts continue Hshti 'HatAes
'VVWtSHiEAT-Strong light receipts.
CORN Active; fair receipts, o,,,s
2 RYE-Unchnnged steady -.
cepts wer advance quotations.
EtGS-Stoady to-day at guotatlohs' moaeri'e
SuITfERRecelp.s q low grades liberal ard
iiishtt recepts and In go,l demand ,..
iFoULTHY--Actlvo at rrices quoted Win
s'sVnTtR EGsfiNS,irA' BAcoN-Ata,ket quiet: no new
Dn PsocHTAsToEs- Recelpts continue light and
m aSiPsPfiLt sasgKst increasing but tho mar
Ns a5RSSsSN !a!HEssss SS{iyeiyp liberal receipts.
HREEcEfPTs FOR TfiE WElk-W,hGaat, 4Ssoo
bushes corn 1910 hnslelsi oats 8, 2S3Ss Dpa i
els; llenr. LIFE barrels; hay, ~ t0h'' mn
0' sToc * IN isHsi ELHyAToa-W aS1t busN-
els; corn, 9sl bushels oa.s 60 A E IsiaE,p y
tSieksns hs small III per ] i i
Chickens medium, per lei,.,', y ~ ~
G SIasi large, pes lp,,...,. il q il
i5ucIs, large, per INSTRUMENTATION. a Y y
Ducks, small. per lb.,...,..,,. " y g y
Boosters. per plece,"'','.,s.t.S bo IA "
H Hssss' sad drsesssd. ahSla%n, H.. Il =
Geese, dressed pndr%S am Dis 50, Il
a TnsRess p dressed, drawa ID. is Il
Ducks, dressed, drawn. lb.... ~ g ~
Geese, dressed. drawn. -. 4, Y e e
shsksn1s aTsysed tra arswpi Ia
sasl per 3s.s.. . 4,
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sUN-CuREp TOHACCO-NE
1,YNcHpURa TOBACCO MARKET.

IIyIlCHUUTSII tt', 1tU, 10 IuVf,
Sales Of tobacco on the he. Lysn nsg marKoat
reported BY John l. uslesby, Of Lynriis
M sold Week ending January aoth s45. 500
hounds; sold Week ending February Q, b22G0o
pounds: decrease for Meek ending Rlhruary sths
iiIebrriiary d 1904, 5.3O.,pN pounds; sud from
October l9Os 10 FEBRUARY ea 2 1928, ~ yss, soo
Receipts were much lighter than was ex-
poeted this week caused by d the isnlnsss s9lh
hit little prospect OF any. advance.
THE tu,outiolls are us folluws: Z ,5=s5t
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COTTON.

sumors arc current Of the tormat on
nmdtfiiivtItv Oh tho part OF Inc Bulls led g
tie belief that q sudden squirt m, sId
4 night be we'll also to allow the con-
sun Ing trade TO rccuperate at about ms
Much stress Is laid upon the deacrea sing
movement of Cotton, both AZ me seu7
boards and the Interior
Uur representative has been ~ me
south for the past two wocks and reports
that there Is little. on no Cotton IN t,a
farmers hands, and What is there Is held
FOR higher prices than we have seen "
BIfY COTTON on any anl all breaks
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmnnd W., Feb. 10, 1904.
Dark Fired Tobncco-New: Market continues
fairly active at unchanged quotations with fall
receipts. Old: Receipts, and offerings very light
and market very quiet. but little dong,
Brightest nchanged; quiet. hut firm: ''ent rl.-
cetpts. sun Cured-Active for tho higher
grades and quiet for the lower grades; re-
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PRnDuCR MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. ls.-FLOUR-Firn; Mln-
rps 70 gppo
FIN: ~ Western, 7se, Barles.'uie,, feed
w WShsa,-spot nrm; NJ 2 rcd. SIC. Options
opened strong on better ca bes, and commas ., On
prices ss9IHe: net higher. 81 ~ closed n at
s7s Jsty ss5e sNsn'sngisr e., u,
eprnsa strong and adyanesd on armsE cables
TIM stlose VAS Urn, "a, c;net higher May
epscd at se;sc..; July, 57ac oats-spet tlrmsr;
sss ;s%y sss 'sg
peked R ham, slos,iI0I 'Lard1Neak western
T.eamea sso ss .ora r.
gis.25; ; mess. slS.J0Gl is Is Ri 8.
ButteI-FIrni; extra fseth creamy creamy !; &C..
isc,; iate made. l5lsc,; small white. sspssnoer;
TRANSATLANTIC Per- nearby ! average fitcst Sic.
Tailow-Dui!; city Per paeIassl, = De-, :
s s;rainea eomnen 10 e so :s5asS5 rurpen
tine-:Dul al 6IgSsc.
n5@ss mid hs SSa'"e s. afs!ss
Sugar--I.aw. steady; fair refining. 2-i-s?c. ::
1ea Is ss stsaav sc susaf
ss.Is peWdsrsd. sik5; sranalatea; sats; cubes.
NeW Orleans. open kettle, good to choice,
Long Island 50. 1884, ]; ger.
and Western. Sacks. -; 59Ns %; Peanuts
3nTsc Cabbages-Steady; domestic. per ton.
s25g35.0p: per 1pv S5alo.v9. Cotton-Ey steam
TO Liverpool, &c. ssl
y CHICAGO, ILL. Feb 1l--Speculat alive trading
in the wheat pit here to-day was q reflector
OF tho higher prices being paid Tor the cash ash
article in all outside Stain markets; nMe
strength abroad was also q bull factor yhe
mn rkpt here closed firm With May wheat fsc.
higher than Thursday,s finni tfisurts. May
corn was nc. up anu oats gained ltsc. Pros
visions easier, showing q loss Of 90 lOc.
The leading futures ranged as follows:.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Rlchmoni. Va, Feb. 10. 1901

K Virginia Ccnturnes--1.6o0 at 9ih: 100 at aiA.
Richmond City 4s-50J at 103 5sE
5 Virginia arolina Chemical Co. prefcrred--e1
shares at iDl: 4 shares Mt To-.
Virginia Carolina. Chemical Co. p. G. bonds
10, 900 at 92: 800 Mt 9s!E; 1902 at e.i GlO
ut 33E.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
North Carolina Is. c.. 1910. 10e -.
va 81, New. e.. and r., lase;;;; s;ss q,
CITY SECURITIES.
Richmond City Is, r., 1920.!sao..-. lo-ls l9t
RAILROAD STOCKS.
4 Atlanta and Char. LIST Is H., 1so7.... 1o7 80
a. c. L.. II. X. Con. TT. j. c::... y:S 9SH
Georgia and Pacific LIST 5s. G., 1877. llS ..,5
Georgia. go, and Fla. Is. S.. 19i5 10
Rich. and Neck. lst 4s. le4s........ ...f @
S. A. l.. Con. LIST Is. l'5o 70 y
RAILROAD HONDa
Atlanta and Charlotte. .....,... 100 LEO
Atlantic Coast Line com !. 8. 100 lol 10
Chesapeake and Ohio .,..-,....lOo 30
Norfolk ana Western com. .......1gD 5l1s
r., f. and r. Div. Oblg. 100 200
Southern Railway pfd.,...,....lp ~
BANk STOCKS. t
Broad Street Bank ................s5 26A ia
First National ,,.............,-......iov Ivy
Merchants National ............l0o $50
Metropolitan Bank OF ya...........e 5.,. 2
National Bank Of Vlrgnnt......,. 10y l9 i lS
Planters National -.......-..,....,.tl0y 3ou a5o
State Bank OF Virginia. .........loo $50 go
Union Hank of Richmond. 30 100 q
Virginia Trust Company 5..........lD -. l0l u
l MISCELLANEOUS.
va.Carolnu Chemical com. -. 100 Is y
Va-Car c. Co. Col. Tr. p. c....... o2l. W.:
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UNION STOCK YARDS. SP1TTsBURcl. PA.
Feb. l3.--cATTL E-srpply light. Market
steady. Choice, s5lea5, =; prime. s4.ssa5. 20;
fair, s. 4osi3.45. Hogs-Receps, % double
decks. Market slow, Primo hsayIes and mo
diunls. s5;!5 heavy yorSets s. 1922 81 45 light
s3.50q4 10. sheep-Supply light: market steady.
Prime wethers. s4.50la.0: culls and common.
s2de3 choice lambs. s6.SaG8.ae; veal calves,
1869 .25
CINCINNATI. o.. Feb, 13;-HoGs -ouiet
and lower at s3.50li $50. Cattle-Dull Mt SEQ
4.5O. sheep-Sleady at s2.75G4.?5. Lambs,
Steady at S5.25@6.+O Sss G6 aGs
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Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR OUR
steady ersameT'e snrns ssS
s .na,tie 10. 3 red. 9iNmSsIsc cornSo; 5ee.
No yellow, DOC; oats-so,s z 4l9s 4aH -, Mo
ba MLp,.e Nae, fair 10 choice mailing, tsW
&C. No. ilaSseca slll.a 40 - n1rthW S;Sss
n nork per barrel. s1ibOdii4.6ais; lard. per 100
pounds ST. l9'sHa5; short ribs sides $685. 252;
clover contract grade, SO Esgs-,NM Sa,nIf
al osGls0c Enthusiastically to fir mat 1Olplotae
Rreeipts-yyheat; 10000 Lushelsi corn.t ils9o
bushels, oats, 500. 800 bushels,
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

chica 20 AZ. and Ct. Paul gen. 4s..\u.. 1908 &
Chicago and Northwestern con 7a.... ". 1sosa
Chicago r. Il and Pacific is................ osh
Chicago. r. I. md Pacific col 5s ..:...... 81
C.. c., c.. and st. Louis gen. 4s........,... SS
Chicago Terminal As .:...-................. tsI4
Consolidated Tobacco 4s.................... boz
COLORADO md Southern AZ .,....,.......... S5Ia
Denver and RIO Grarde 4si.......,........ 9IA
Erin prior lien "A 97M
Erie General "a Northumberland. S6a
Fort Worth ard Denver City lists 1864
ocktt1g Valley as 1854
Louisville and Nash Unified 4s..........s. 9s1a
Manhattan consol gold AZ. .............. 1881
Mexican Central As ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GA
Mexican Central 1st Inc 5..................... ~
Mimi and st. louis As y
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 45............r 9S
Missouri Karsns and Texas eds. ............ IG!s
Natinnnl NJ r NJ Mex leo con. ~
New York Central gen. slks ..............s9 7&
New j ersey Central gen. 5s............ l3D
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# coTToNsEEDl OIL MARKET.
n NEW YORK, Feb ~ Cottonseed oil was
quiet Prime crude (. o. b.. mills. 30s 13lc.;
prime summer yellow as13shc.; OF summer
yellow nominal. prime white. Ale. primo VIM
ter yellow, 401 t2c.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF RIG HA1oND p. FEB. 10, 1904
!. n. -l.-.. % Yllrn .-,at-

PORT or 1cEA1oN p, FEB. 10, 1904
Esi 58i X q ARRIVED. s 5$S
Steamer Brandon Rhodes Norfolk, mercnan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line
James river land ings.s mercandise and passen-
GERS rirg min Navigation Company. &
Schooner Matilda Brooks, Nottage New York.
light. III = w 4
SAILED
8 Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk merchAn-
disc and passengers, Old Eomlnion line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, FEB ia, 1904.
4; ARRIVED.
4 schooner Miles M. Merry, Perth Amboy. 4.
K Schooner Cora F. Greasy. Portland.
Elk SAILED. 5sSA fJ3
Steamer Dorothy, Guantanamo.
( Schooner Rebccca Palmer, Boston. WI
2 Barge Iowa, Fall River 3i5
Barge City OF Montreal. New York.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-BEEvEs-Receipts,
36 head all consigned direct; no sales report
ed Dressed beef, steady city dressed. nat.ve
sides. 7gss.c. per pound alyes-Receip's: io TO-
City dressed veals, aal3i.c: per pound. Sheep
and Lambs-Receipts, SSsi head. Sheep.
steady; lambs, 15Gl2Dc. lower, Sheep, siI5. 90;
lambs s6n6S Dressed mutton. 7asisc per
pound; dressed lambs. aI10tsc per pound.
Hogs Receipts, ,S24 head. Market 20c lower
State hogs, 1915.
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CATTLE Il MARKETS.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmondr Va. FEB, y,

Richmond, Va. Feb, u. l9oi.
Receipts for the week ending Monday: e
CATTLE-Recepts. III head; market strong
er. Best steers, sg e g; lew extra 51ae.;
3Hg4c.; best 1heifers, dA@4ls &c; medium 3ls4l
&C.; 4 common to fair. a3!fo..t cows, 393&c.;j
bulls 2A I3!ac. /; calves, 5RG7c.; fresh cows
$50. q TO- i II , ts$ q j. q
Good hogs, 81 slhc.: fat .shoats, 5d5Kc. !,
4 SHEEP sArSl5 ALBS---Ma rket t steady. Cool
sheep ~ scolnlnont to fair, ata Q 41sc.
A Prospec,s favorable FOR ali Kinds Of stock
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Fel..#{ 1s.-cATTLE-.Re-
ceipts, 1000 head: Market nominal Good to
l.s o., stockers and feeders, se.e5Ri.l5 cows.
heiters sHaA5e sasls r Si;s1iss
receipts 600 ~ heoa Mon'ny 50 q Sn
butchers. 81. eOg 5. u; good 4 to choice heavy.
rensh hes y x, lgh5 n9
j, Ooj head Market steady Good to choice
wethers. s4Q455; fair, to cholcef mixed. 49,
IS. 96lsl5; Western lambs, s.. e5q6. 10.
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R1cHMoND GRAIN r MARKET.

rs N" x Richmond, VA. Feb. ~ 1901. n
! 81 oY.lAY4oSs * # VI 81
WHEAT sS Z, 3nsasi j i, h,
FLouHbe rgy Icar iQt u N. xS4svS
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The Evil Of Worry.

Totals Canada s44,7ol,05s, decrease c 81
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GALES. 58
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York

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