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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-05

According to advices brought from
Japan on the Siberia the Togo Kisen
Kaisha is negotiating with the White
Star line for the big Atlantic liners
Majestic and Teutonic to replace the
three 'Maru" boats on the Oriental
run. The probabilities are that the
Nippon, America and HonglSong Maru
will remain in the service of Japan FOR
an indefinite length of time. The
Majestic and Teutonte are among the
largest liners on the EAtlantic. At the
office of H. Hackfeldt & Co., the agents
of the japanese Hne, Mr.. Klebahn
stated that no advices had come from
japan in their Siberia Llail.
Purser Bemis of the. America Maru.
Purser Roberts of the 1Iongkong Maru
ana Purser c. Lacy Goodrich of the
Nippon Maru arrived on the Siberia
yesterday from Nagasahi, where they
left their vessels when the japanese
government took the liners over to con-
vert them into cruisers. They were
met here yesterday morning by cable
gram liSlIuOLlii6 A~A-@eN4--
until further orders. 9Another cable
gram received about Noon from Yoko-
hama. instructed them 10 proceed on the
Siberia to San Francisco.
The request for the Sficers to remain
here was thought TO be- made on the
theory that new vessels are to be put
on the line to replace the three jap
liners. One of the pursers saiG yes
terday afternoon:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-05
THE AFTERNOON REPORT.

SHANGHAI China March At is reported that 10000
Japanese Mancria
VLADIVOSTOK, Siberia March 4-The Vadivosok harbor
still icebound The civilian population leaving the city
of future hostilties.
SHANGHAI China March 4The Russian cruiser Mandjur
has will be held Shanghai till the end of the
WEI.
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OKLAHOMA PRAIRIE FIRES.

OKLAHOMA Mar 5-Three people perished in the prairie
fires. property loss is 100000.
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FAIRBANKS FOR WCE-PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON Mar Sit is stated that Senator Fairbanks
Indiana Republican nomination for Vice
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THREE CRATERs ARE ACTIVE.

MAYOTTE, Cornoro Islands, March 4-Thee have
eruption The lava flows and earth
the death of of the native population
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-05
EMINENT CANADIAN DEAD

LONDON, Sir Joseph Tutch former Governor OF
British Columbia dead
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SICKNESS AT DALNY.

DALNY Mar 5The population has been reduced by sickness
from
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COUNT Won WALDERsEE ILL.


LIMA 4This city has experienced the heaviest
earthquake thirty No serious damage reported
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Russians Report Heavy Movement
of japanese Troops Into the
Korean Territory.

American Marines Move IN Korea--Admira
Marakoff at Port Arthur---Five Hundred
Taken by Sickness From DaInys Small
N Population.
ASSOCIATED oABLEaRAMs3
BREST 5-Leaves of officers
RUSSIAN FIGURES ABOUT JAPANESE
VLADIVOSTOK, Mar. 5.-One thousand Japanese
soldiers been landed at and Chenulpo.
Vladivostok reports
and elsewhere announced the landing News
character given above guess-work
AMERICAN MARINES ACT.
SEOUL, 5.-Sixty American
guard lately by
WHY WAR NEWS IS SCARCE.
l< LONDON Mar. 5-The absence indicates
the Japanese still transporting to Korea
NEXT VICTIM.
PORT ARTHUR Mar 5-Admra Marakof
Admiral OF
Russian in
Marakof staff from Russia
including engineers and naval architects. A.
SICKNESS AT DALNY. Il!
from 1900 70
THE AFTERNOON REPORT.
SHANGHAI China March, At S reported
japanese troops landed Wonson Manchur
VLADIVOSTOK, Siberia, 4.-The Vadivostok harbor
is
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ALBANIA MAKES TROUBLE.

"A fresh instruction has broken out in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-05
PANAMA COMMISSION.

WASHINGTON Mar. 5.-The Panama Commission will sail
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Admiral AIarako succeeds Admiral Starck command OF th
Port Arthur Starck command when th
Japanese torpedo boats inflicted the first crushing defeat h
Marako staff from European Russia
including engineers and naval architects
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PRESERVED MASTODON
FOUND NEAR DAWSON
<Assoo1ATED PRESS oABLEeRAMs9

DAWSON, 5-The of nastodon have been dis
They bedded thirtyet feet
partially but the hair and skin
perfect.
Petersburg broken out
OF flesh good condition aud some OF it
animal had bee cold
for 10000 years.
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COTTON MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Jan, THE c.tton market
opened weak a. decline Of ago. points u..,.cr
Liquidation and selling that appear d lvr sau.
account IN response To lover ceb,es. the dis
9uleung war news over the holidays, co.lInGsl
fun receipts and orarsh crop estimate by
trade authority.
Influenced by these various Items and also
by the uncertainty as TO the showing OF the
g!nners' report 70 be made public tom US.
the market at nlst was very weak witt March
ceiling down 10 l.. TO- May TO l2.-U aud july 70
II 80 before the call was fairly complied. al.
OF last THURSDAY OF 5JQpS polns on tn-se psi.
tions, and added 70 the declines OF last week
had The ELECT or bringing about god deal
nf buying on the ground that the MAJ krt y as
due for @ reaction, u oay from spe. uiati O
eauses Reports from the South also were very
amount, Of cotton remain ne IN the anterior.
and there soon rally o. from "a D
poln.A counting from the we Q tie
ahvunns houses with New Orleans connections
Were good buyers anu the !oclI b. leader
also supported the market, Al the same l. o
there Was enough l,quluation TO hal, he ad.
Vancing tendency af,cr Marcn hi. sol a,
lS,Oi. May Ia AM July l. 2a, Aft raarl
the MAJ ket became less active. rulag ire ular
within a ran2e OF abJut 10 FONTS OF tho4e L.
q renewal OF unsettns news from a rad
predictions OF a very bcar.sh Ceusls Bureau
report to-Inorrow and the continued full IN Ne
ment started proht-t.king for the account OF
early buyers. ana the mix r m a
downward tendency closing barely steady at
mated at eJJ,UlJ Lal,s.
Estimated receipts al thep or,s to-day were
$50 bales against 6!.VsS last week aid 1 T..
last year For the week 10000 bales against
2i5.l79 las, week AMI ssyal last r no,
days receipts ut New Orleans We're il.s.3 bale.
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FINANCIAL "A !:
JOHN [. WILLIAMS { SONS.
eAnkERs,
t,as,e-s a II "A f,lc aMoSD. VA
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.
MUNICIPAL BONDS A sFECiALTH.
Cofrespondence invited
srts.ances, which sinks 10 tho bottom Of

Substances. which sinks to the bottom Of
tho streams.
When tho streams are high none OF
thes,, substances are gathered UP whet1
the water Ia pumped into tho tanks,
but recently the country has expert
cnced drought and tho streams be-.
catnc very low The result WIS that
tho sulphur and mineral substances
were pumped into the tanks. The sul-
ptui had terrible effect on the boilers
OF the engines. and within q short titno
nuny were In the shops for repairs.
IT Is said that In many cases tho boil
.ers were nearly eaten out by the water.
1t Is this that has caused the shortage
OF motive power on the Norfolk and
Western recently, and has brought q
NEST interesting question among rail-
road men.
The work OF putting UP the filters is
now III progress, and tho engineers
say that the water can be filtered so
that It will not In any way injurc an
engine boiler.-Abingdoni Virginlan.
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net GAINS
THE RULE.
Prices Of Stocks Have Many
Ups and Do.,ns During
the Day..
VIOLENT GAINS AT OPENING
Reaction Wiped These Out, But
Rally Made Closing Fairly
Steady, Though Very Dull.
nv Associated Press.)

k,:w 81 .,l1 ....n. q ~ days stock
market was much less subject to the iiltiu-
once ui war news tsn> on Saturday. The
feeling that some other event than an
Jul, reak OF war between Russia and
Japar. might be overhanging the market
na. something 70 do %ith , 5ne SNIP a., i he
nusnce or war news was not ehtlreiy
hacking in the reaction, as LONDON re-
$ncwed its selling on the advance here.
ano Japanese bonds IN London did not
hoio ali of their first gain.
i nc ouylng IN the first hour was ratheI
prerlpltaie on the part of those VINO nag
sold stocks In haste on Saturday, ana
VINO saw nothing In the early fore.sn
markets to-day to warrant the extreme
appl ehens!on Of saturday.
Inc recoveries Of the first hour were
QUITE violent In some cases and were
ouite generally as much as ~ points
All but small proportion OF these gains
were lost In the second hour, The drop
OF prices was not checked by the marked
y easier tone of the call money. and the
prog essive easing OF call loans, during
lne day. This development ropoed Inc
bank statement of It's unfavorab;e lntu.
ence and pointed to the conclusion that
lne s6,t0l.00o loan increase was Largely
due 10 the annual Interest and dividend
requirements such as would De released
to the market again.
The satisfactory outlook IN the none!
market was the factor in the final ha den
ing OF tie stock market, which left TAR
showing of net gains a the end Of the
Nay. Sterling exchange stinened Sharply
to-day. and no engagements OF gold for
import were reported locally, but London
novices stated that receipts there of 81
2S..yoJ Of gold had all been secured for
+ New York.
a Ieauing fcatu G in the speculation. owing
To-; the dividend meeting to be held to-
morrow.
Inc market closed fairly steady. but
.oonds were heavy with Slight recover
les. at some points Total sales. par
va,ue, s2,i5J.ooO.
GIFTED States bonds were unchanged
on call.
I. NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Close: Money on
Z call easier, 2 1-2 to 6 rer cent; closing
bid and offered Il, Time loans easier,
a l.2 to 5 per cent. for all dates. Prime
me camille paper 5 l-2 to g., Sterling ex-
charge firm. with actual business in
bankers bills al 81 81. 25 to si.Si.45 for de-
mard. and al s4.sl30 to s.. 81. 20 for sixty
! day. oils. Posted rates A.S2 and ss.S5 Ia
$>5 ~. Commerc al bills si.sl l-3. Bar
sl.ver IS rs: Mexican dollars 43 IL.
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FILTERING PLANTS.
Norfolk and Western Engines
Ruined bv Mineral Water.

The Norfolk and Western Railway
Company is preparing to spend S2oo,oco
III the erection Of filters along the line
Though the coal fields. as the result
o. an experiment 1t has just passed
through.
The engines that.had been IN service
hut for sixty and ninety days were turned
INTO the repair shops with their boilers
completely wrecked. The investigation
started showed a state Of affairs noy.sr
before encountered In rallroading.
The water supply for the engines IN
the coal districts Of the Norfo'' and
Western is secured from the mountain
streams and is pumped into water tanks.
Tho water contains sulphur and mineral
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05
FLORIDA AND THE SOUTHLAND
A., Anr,c y coAsT LlNe

The quickest route by one hour and five
minutes. trnvcrsed by trains superb In
every appointment composed OF the high.
est standard Pullman Sleeping. Drawing
Room. Observation. Library and Dining
Cars; cuisine the best the markets at.
ford. served table dc llote. Tickets are
,,ow on sale BY this line to nll principal
Winter Tourist Resorts In Georgia,
Florida, Cuba, New Providence and the
Southwest, at very low rates For de-.
scriptive matter and fuil information, np-
ply to any agent OF the company. or,
c. s. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent
SIS Z. Main ST.. Richmond. Va.
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LYScHnuRo. TOBACCO MARKET.
Lynchburg. Va. Jan. I. 100

~ "S'''"Fs o. ' VI JHV, Z, IVJt N
Sales OF tobacco ON the l.SnciiDu.a market
for the Two weeks ending L'rcaiuucr 20, Iyv3
reported by Jonn l.. Osiesvy, OF l., ncn ) Marc,
l.o.se. ~
Sold week ending December 10th, sJy, Jo0
polnusi spid Week ending Dec.nib,r sd, ~, M
psI"a u.s. aeGrv nss toI Meg ehang Dscemo,r
y December g. 1913. s'H,lu. p.u,.us. ~ j
from October !, l9v- 70 December %. 1909, o..
a.. lU pUundsi decrease T.. 1874. az ,ul
pounls SOD during pscsmber. lyJ2. aiJ-.io
yDGiiub, .a IF. x 'f1
.obacco Year lsJs-l9,A lerellt, HAYS buut,
mucn llgntsr tAan tor me same quarter lust
Of the past two months The quality of lii,
oneringa mas been rather more Inferior ,o.n
shipping ana Wrappers arc being on ~ !. t,r,c i,
have Averaged rataer lower on all graues OK.
csyt linz en!pplnB and Wrappers.
sa!es VIII open again on Monday, January
1. 1874.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or n1cuMoNp, JAN. I. 1904.

PORT or RICHMOND. JAN. t. 1904
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. Old dominion line.
SAILED.
steamer Pocahontas. rart;as, ]. r. I, and
Norfolk, merchandise and passengers. Vlrginl<.
Navigation Company. ais ~
steamer Brandon Rhodes. Norfolk, mer:lan-
disc and passengers, Old Lonlinlon line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JAN. Z. 1901
t ARRIVED.
Charlotte Murphy, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo,
sArLED.
Charlotte Murphy. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo
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TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, va-, !.

ItIchmohu, We, JAN I, I00I.
TobaccC-Dark Fired IuLaEeo-tlts. ,,i,.-
Old: Receipts continue light and market auiet
New: With light receipts the market contlno
firm at quotations. Brignts-rair receipts:
ma rkct quiet. but nrn. sun Cured-Rec,inIs
continue lignt and market active.
The quotations are as follows.
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CHICAGO. ILL, Jan. 4.-Weakness In the
wheat pit to-day was changed to strength by
higher prices In foreign mnk-is and By largo
clearances at the seab5ard Tn, close Was
strong, but all the loss Vas not reg ilcl, NJ y
being off &c. at the TN IN May corn clos 1
lc. lower and oats wIrt doSn !, NC, Pro-
visions We're 7isc. higher to lOc. lover.
The leau!ng futures ranged as folows:
Open. High Law Close.
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BALTIMOKE sTOCk EAKKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. 4.-Saaboard Air
Line common. l.9lGA; do prefe red, 254-
Ssaooarc Is, iuS.V5s Atlantic Cast Line
common. l0sll0s; do. preterrei not quoted.
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'Corn-steady: spot and the month 49h@ 1850. !:
No = white. 43H 4lc. Rye.EirmeI elevator
No, q Coo; uptown, 649eSc; ButteroF.rm q -, = I
creamery, CSC. do. ladlo l691sc- Eggs-Frn
and unchanged at SIC. Cheese-Stealy and
unchanged : large, 1lGl1Ac.; small. llEg I.S
Sugar-Steady and unchanged; coarse granu-
lated and lne, 81. 66E. ..t--E.l. -... -
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Minnesota patent. ~ -, =, hss trona,
i TfsurzGpa III ~ ~ s.5a.G c5rnmeaie FIRM;
yellow western. ;i.62 Rye--..tetdt; NJ. 3
western. &c Bs,ley-Duil; feeding. SC g.,
tor Options had q nervous lower Opening "a
a better war outlook, but rallied on Wes r 4
stiyt,yt: clossd Irregular a. 29-hc. advance
over Thursdays clos.. May closed at ga y
opuon nlsiket opened of wi h waeat. b twas
later Strengthened By war news, closing arm
o g. snsi p. tirm: 70. >. sSisMc.
besf ham IS ss9's5gsGoS Cut seats--Suiet;
p poaS e pieksa sss essfSsa SIfS
;;ineu. lrni: Continent, s75s: c5npound. Is. ::sR
$50 Pork-Fir.n; family 81: shor, , siss. siae,
glst1 mess .ts5a 30 Iail os tr c.
iI.qo'tc .Ros!n--Steady: GRAINED, comm,n 10
go:t!; s2,55. Turpsnt!ne-Firm at t.na5sNr
e- d RG rH ga "a The ey1 aspke tf
coffee futures opened al, an adyan d, co tn.
ued generally. hrm AMI CT sd sta a a
net advance Of log.5 points Sizes sl'to@ bags
reaned. quiet consectlonsrs A, s4,s): mou.i
\. $40; Gu, loaf and crushed. $50 pos ,r.d,
sSS; gfda 1utss t5; &c cubes a." vs.
Japan: nominal. Moasses arm: New Cr.e-ns.
open kettle, good TO choice, 3laasc,
Bpttercctirm; creamery, ?ae state dairy.
email colored. September, l?c lat nladA
lQc. email white September. l2c:: late mas,
lOc, Eggs-strong; state and PennsJl anll,
Potatoes- STEADY; Long Island. s?.s5aaso;
State and Western. sacks, 81 100 20 Pyanu =
es,s HHsy GaBSas ssg sy 0heT d.
steam To Liverpool. l2c.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 4.--BEEvEs-Receipts
3.GaS head. Steers opened urn to l0c. higher,
closing at about Saturdays prices. Bulls AID
cows, nrm 10 1oc. higher: some sales &C.
800; bulls. s3aa.25; cows. sl.1oa3.75. Cab.~s
unchanged. Shipments tomorrow. $50 sheep
and 800 quarters OF beef. Cables-Recep pts, 36l
head. Firm to CSC. higher. Veas st99:2.;
little calves. 20; barnyard calves, s2.s7Isg
3.15: Western, % -. City dressed vcals, Sz.e1
l3iEc.: country dressed. s9l!c. Sheep and
Lambs-Eseceipts. s,l5 head She -, I'm to
;25oa40O; choice wethers, o.; cults, SEQ
lambs, s5.soassiH. No Canld- n lambs. H. :
and Pennsylvania hogs. sac 5. 80; pigs. s. o..
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n, Hn1n s0 apIands Se is25 middlins suf. 1885,
sales, l. +s5 bales.
Cotton, quiet; middlnE 1872: net receipt T.;
b bsiss; o stesk. s 3, rs bales ai;.
Total to-day at all seap2rtsIrr m
go bales expert &c, 70 GTsa 10 lhe Ointment
57,as5 bales; stock. s6l.5s7 bales.
Consolidated at all sea.orts-11Net Iece'p ts;
bales; to France, s5.o7a bales: to the Continent
Total since September is, a, all senportscSet
ET,ain $3.50 Bales: to Frante SIS 81 TAILS;
. the Continent l.5y7'sS' bales ,a,s. t Japan
.. $50 bales; to Mexico ls,4t4 haies.
SPOT marke; dull SAILS 100 bales; quo,a..ons
revised. prices reduced &c ..,,ro
market and hornmered the active months COVE ~.
from 365 points beIo wthe cose OF Tn ; IA y y,
Ersry broker a. the Tngsaf app1 nh he 70 ony
sun,.ort the market had came from the bull
leader who bougb, heavily, The market c N
aay. In SPITE Of the fact that the les.t!nate
efatuIss ver, all hullish. Tn; war cil u !. !,
we're no; nearly as blses ; as N and he coun.
private advices iron, ali parts Of the South
Of sstuai cotton. From the initial break - -
shs rraarke, there was q sharp rGc3yery. fo Q.
lowed later by aao.he! slump. In ne t,a4.d e
ia ana sold down TO 10: Mar: los q
;sgia,s al 49,. advanced u ls.4a an n, 81 .
800 70 iss1' ana soid dIwn % ,s s.: Jul;
5scunsd % nsE The ci9sinE was auss, VII ),
q % t59ia,.. and :&gls On the other pos t.o:s
Cotton futures steady; Jaaua.y !, 10 !, ai!. -,
IA gsaI5Si: MHy. Ia a.: June. Il so l3.o5; July.
LS-5tI 49,: August l-?sIL-Vl
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE dry goods market
ers have found considerable difficulty In 70 sur.
Ing deliveries at prices approaching. previous
figures Transactions to-day were OF q m d
mediate wants. Jobbers hnra open their
lines Of wash fabrics Tor spring and are noW
awaiting orders. E
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Official Range and Sale st Stocks IN New York
"A BY Thomas Branch & Co. Bankers and Brokers. .
sAIEs:3
H#"H

american Can, CO1u......'..
10 American Can, pfd.........
Amer. Cotton OIL, coir.....
1850 Amer. Locomotive, coln....
Amer. Locomotive, pfd.. ~.
30 Continental Tobacco, pfd..
700 Amer. Car and Fotindry...
1890 American Sugar ...........
5000 A.. r. md $. Re. conl,....
1910 Al. T. and s. Fe. pfd.......
500 Amelgamnted Copper .....
1900 Baltimore and Ohin.....,...
$3.50 Brooklyn Rapid Trunsit...
100 Canadian Pacific ...........
200 Chesapeake and Ohio .....
40 Canada Southern ...........
1910 Colo. Southern. com.......
100 Colo. Southern. list pfd....
$50 Colo. Southern, I'd nfd.....
254o0 Chi. Nil. and S. P.........
1850 Chi. r. 1. nnG I'acltlc.....
$40 Colo. uTel and lrtn .......
11cO Chi. Great Wcstcrn.........
Clev., Gin. Chi. and S. H.. q
800 Consolidated Gas ..........
$50 Delaware and Hudson......
800 Del, Lack. and Western.
2ll50 Erie, cofn....... ...........
$500 Eric. Isl pfd. ...............
l151 Erie. Cd pfd. .................'.
700 General Electric ............
l400 Illinois Central ..............
500 Louisville and Nashville. !
$50 Manhattan..... ..,... $3.50.
400 Metropolitan. -. ......t
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. e., Jan 4-sP1RITs
TURPESTIEE-Firm at 65c: receipts. & u
casks Rosin-Firm at 10: receipts, +sl bar
rcls. Tar-Frm at 81. 60; rsceip g.. SO barrels
Crude Turpentlne-Flrm at sa2oa3.sJ receipts
SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. !:-TuRPENT1NE:-:
Firm at b6Lc.; receipts 4ss casks: sales. 80
casks Rosln-FIrm; receipts, 5.2la barrels
exports. s, 80 barrels. q, !.
tHARL ESTOS, &f c., Jan 4.-TCRPEN-
.TINE-Steady at 65stc. Rosn-Steady.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond Va Jan, l. IDOL
CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. ILL. Jan. observation-disclosures
q, 900 head. Market strong 70 lOc. higher. Cool
sa.75a5.l q: stockers and feeders s2s5I. 40:
Receipts to-day. $500 head: tomorrow. ,oo1
head. Mixed and butchers. S4;,54o. l0; s. d ,
400; light ta5y1 i.95; bulk of sales. 5 80 $500
sheep-Receipts, $500 head. Sheep. stea 3 tn
i0c. higher; lambs, steady Cod 10 choice
wethers. s44i.G5: fair to choice, mixed, $3.50
4G0; native lambs. AI6.25
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coTToSsEEp OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK Jan. 4.-Cottonseei oil was
quieter. Prime crude, T. O. b: mills 2sG3le. {:
yellow, nominal primo white. $50 toc; prime
winter yellow, 4oI42c-
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UNION STOCK YARDS, P1TTsBuRG. PA.
Jan. 4.-CATTLE-Hg CHER Choice, s5.25I5.SS
prime, s5a5,b: fair. *sloa3,7o: H,gss@Hiyner.
yorkcrs s520a5.5; light workers., s5.l5a5.2O:
pigs. s5.l5n5.25; roughs s.Gl4. 90. Shecp--St y.
Primo wethers. siG rs; culis am common
81 5oI2 rs; choice lambs, ssLGG3J; veal CAVES,
{saSH. n,
CINCINNATI. O.. Jan. 4.--HoGS-Actlvc and
higher at So. 15q5.25. Cattle-Active and higher
AT s.Yi.i5 Slrep--Strony at so436J. Lambs
Active and strong ut S1.50l6. %. -
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
PEANUT MARKET,

- SokEoLG, VA. jar A--PEAEuTs-
ptimt' SaQst.4i prime. 2HEac; common, 80
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CLOSING FOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago 3. and Quincy new 4s.......... Sfh
Chicago. NJ. and St p. gen. As. Eek int). 1osH
Chicago and Northwestern con. i7s....... 1915
Chicago II, /. anu Pacific 4s................ 6s y
Chicago. r. L. and Pac. col. 6s......... 70
c., c.. c. and st. Louis gen. 4s......... %
Consolidated Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. 56h
Colorado and Southern Experimentation. g.,
Denver and Rio Grande 4s................ ia
Eric General is neutrality-suspicious.. 81
Hooking Valley as ioal
louisville and Nash. Unified 4s5te1. int)..Sn!
Manhattan consol gold 4s....................l los
Mayhem Central list NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l4!a
MINI. and ST. Louis 4s....................9 6It
Missouri. kanSag and Texas 4s............ tJya
Missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds.......... 7sis
National r. r. OF Mexico c. n. 4s.......... 4
New York Central gen. 3,5s................ ~
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csc. Spanish. s51s5c.; machine picked. ss6
.tAc. ss4.s re ila3aEss#1 jl3-f :. .s !. y -t5
PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. 4.-PEANUTs-
sprnisn. DvIyy,sc Market nrn. stock iEas
fanry market steady.
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Spot cotton closed quiet. 81 p ,ints lower:
n,lddling upiands, 1870; middling gulf, ID "a
sales, l. ts5 bales. ~