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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-03
TnEBlRTH0f
WASHINGTON.
10 be Celebrated OIL Grand Scale
i'll the City Of Alex \
andria
PRESIDENT MAY BE PRESENT
Governors Of Virginia and Mary
land Are Also Expected
to Attcnd.
PRESIDENT MAY BE PRESENT

Ii b 4. ii 4 d d g :
Lieutenant j. Y. Williams. secretary OF
tbs Washington's Birthday Association
OF Alexandria, Virginia., was IN the city
yeate rdny, visiting the officers of the mil
itnry companies, urging them to accept
an Invitation to visit Alexandria on the
twcnty-second Of Tcbru1ty to y parttcl-
pate In the celebration Of the ,s , o hun 1
vernary OF General George Washington
Several OF tho local organizations have
accepted. !. .s
The 1tllustrious statesman and warrior,
living but Il few miles south Of 4Alexan-
3iria, became Identified With their institu-
tons. He was generally recognized as u
citizen Of the old town. 1t is this that
has prompted the custom OF celebrating
ea:h recurring birth anniversary III q
way that attracts thousand to that city
annually. .Pt
Alexandria is historically and in loca-
tioli attractive. tho people second to none
In their hospitality on public occasions.
Last year twenty thousand persons be-
cane their guests. This year. twice that
number are expected. President Roose-
veIs has been waited upon and extended
and review tho parade. Alexandria, being
snsaccessible TO. washington. he will, ain
all rroba bility, attend. Governor NJ ontn quo
and Governor Warf1eld OF MARYLAND, have
expressed their esre 70 be present and
witness the large display by United a t., d
organizations from this and neighboring
Slutes. Special facilities and rates over
all transportation companies entering
Alexandria will be obtained. Through the
n:ess the committte extends all citizens
:ahrarty invita- ton to visit them and cons
Il :Llite, by their presence, honor to the
memory Of the great son of Virginia,
General George washington. 3.
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S1ACNA'T ton
IN STOCKS
Except for Activity III q Few
Stocks, Dealings Arc off,
Negligible Quantity.
BONDS DULL :. AND Al IR l: I vL 4
iii Late Dealings Atlalgalnatcd
Copper Carried Prices ,:'t Below 3 ~
Monday Nights Level.
ll,y Assoclutcd l,rcss.)

" IL.
NI,W.s YORK. FEB. 2.--'rhc stock market
i,,sed a further stage ttowards& entire
attenuation to-day. Except for the flctl-
ton, activity ma rew stocks Tic. dealings.
were OF d negligible Quantity 40 far as
they reflected any views on,condItions OF
properties or prospects III tho business.
ancestral or political world. There was
furry In Atnalgafnated Copper In tic
opening dealings on tho decision by the
Montana Supreme Court. giving legal
secretion TO tho holding by Amalganlatss.d ca
Di stocks in other corpprnti tons. but tnc
price OF that stock got ONLY n shade Ing her
than the FIRST price, ana tnen sugged heav.
II, TO i l.a below last night, Tho action
q the stock t WSs altr1nssd % ron'
1Du1 grlsc In. United states Stsol;55:ff pre-
5errcd, on the other hand was cailea
due t. eGHy .r e ssns y h asse o
non aud steel stocks hardened y, syInpa z,
TN with United States steel preferred,
but tho movement Iyas short lived news
from tho tradc:Swas. n1eagre, btit.tlic .pG.
cline. III gross earnings Of the gTennsyli
var ia: lines for Dcceplncr was counted
az an unfavorablc Indication, owing 70
Tic large Share or that system In the
iron md steel trtfiic.
R~ports Of curtallmcntS.or anthracite
production owing to poor market condi-
Ting, were apparently ignored. as were
tho rather ornlnoiH expressions prouHnl
ult In tho negotiations Tor (. wage set
iidincnt in the bItnInnous field. .3.l&s
Il Iilc &Riisso-Japancsc Gltuatlon was
deemed rather less horcful for pen &C, nd
rms Influence Was shown IN Il frmcrtt3
10. grain and a. lapse IN cnttou:s' ne
tffeci on tho scrdrittes market sH;as ufge:,
Is confined to9il,sl!lctlng opera Ions Pend
ing the reception OF the Russlan.Ereply
toJapah. Is jump in tho price OF United
states Realty preferred aas entirely With
OF cxp!ana ton In any news THAT became
known to the public.
The attacl, on Brooklyn Transit vas
renewed and Metropolitan Street Railway
Toiicttcd anxiet. over the condition OF
~, q, Whitney. .tmalsannated Copper
caf..ed the whole market With 1t in. The
late dealings TO level below last Mig ut,
and the market closed heavy and lifeIess.
Pcnds were. dull and Irregular. Total
gales par value. s2,b%5no.
Tilted States bonds were unchanged on
call. 70 -4l
Total sales ofsastoeks to-day II. $50, 10
sharcs. s!a .,s,a 10.
NEW l.oRK. Feb. Money on call
SIXTY days 2 p, 10 per cent; ninety
& l'r.me mercantile paperi Ito $ IA;
Dusiness In bankers bills at s,.s5I5 to
slA,,5O for demand and Ut 3i.so. 80 to
\ 81 soc for sixty day bills. Posted raj es
< t,>9 I-2 and isi.S6 to 1856 1-o. Commercial
ri:is s,,S2 3-S 10 si,sc IT,; bar silver Sc l-5.
N, Jol1n yif /; q <
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NEW ORLEANS BREAKS.
Drop Of Nearly Cent, But Not
Much Excitement Created.
(By Associated Press,

(By Associated Press.)
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. o-Thc repeated
warnings and prophecies OF conservative
traders came true today. and the cotton
market showed a series Of sharp breaks.
tho last and most severe OF which tower
ed prices almost 100 points, or a cent un-f
der tho closing prices of yesterday, July
showing a net loss of o. points ut one
time at 1710, while at the close March.
was "a points lower than tho close Of!
yesterday at 1850. May II lower q t 17.12.
and July Ct points lower at J7.40.
Unlike tho two other memorable breaks
nf this season. the slump was unattended
with much excitement. ~ moderate
volume of trade had been shown all day
with the largest amount or business
coming from room traders and outside
scalpers. All Of sudden tho entire ring
was flooded with selling orders ana
prices commenced o. mad chase down
ward, They dropped and 10 points at y
timo under the pressure. What weak
longs there were III the market quickly
let 20 and added to the volume OF sell
ing orders. Some few stop loss orders
were reached and thrown upon the mar
kot,
But almost quickly as It was applied
the pressure was removed and prices
showed a quick recovery on buying or
ders, evidently emanating from the same
source AS tho selling orders. Room traders
werc quick to seize the opportunity and
their buying lIastened the recovery which
at one time amounted to 40 points. Tho
market closed steady, but at such net
loss that the general opinion was that It
would have a great and adverse effect
m LIVERPOOL tomorrow morning, which
might cause continuation OF the decline
in the local market. Some traders thought
that the manpulators who were at work
Tonight would send buying orders to
liverpool to support that market and
helm drive prices ,lp again IN the local
market tomorrow. t6
EARLY in the day II WAS, the genernl
belief tina the market would BIO mHnlpu-
lated for wide break before the. day
was over, and many brokers advised GUS
toners 10 keep ont Of tho market. Nearly
all brokers asked $40 u bale margin,
while some asked $l5 AT the close II
was the generally expressed opinion that
prominent longs again entered the brcalS
10 rid themselves OF undesirable com,
many and also for the profit " would
bring them. IT was reported that Sully
mad Inundated his interests in Now York
and was going to FLORIDA.
ono of tho significant featurss Of the
break was that shorts appeared to have
taken little advantage OF It to sell short,
and Well known. bears did no., attempt
IA, take advantage of weakness OF the
market. At all'tiines the market to be IN
full conrol of he long side
Liverpool Market,
X (By Associated Pressl
,f LIVERPOOL, Feb 2,-rlsotton opened
1 excited day. Distant months were apou'
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ADVISORY BOARD
READY FOR WORK
Committee Appointed 70 Super.
wise Erection Of Jefferson Davis
Mcmorial-Board Organizes.

y Z 4 /. 2. i + d
THO advisory board OF the Jefferson
,Davis. Monument Association met yes
Itertlays afternoon in tho Office of Hon.
j. Taylor dlalyson and organized. Mr.. FL
tyson was. elected chairman. and Mr.. D..
e.. Richardson secretary. The board de-
cidcG upon the following to compose tho
pnl.dlng committee Messrs, Joseph Bry,,
$. Taylor Ellyson. who have been en-
powered by the association to make the
contracts with the artist and architect
aud have supervision Or the erection OF
The memorial to President Jefferson
Devils. The board. thereupon, adjourned.
The building committee will not have
ths selection Of the, site. This the ladies
3 by real estate men and others that the
memorial will be located far out on
.t.nnklin Street, possibly somewhere be-
tween thesI.eo Monument land the Bo,ilc-
ccssed definitely, and 90 far as, known
a site committee has not been appointed
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prove very builish. and "ith private ,adyiccs
from tho South Indicating eoateieaI, t hrtn ;,s
ihe break With prices iAt9s )ssis .fn,
market box a slight breathing spell then q
ssh,y less y IN re sroem
was lost before the close, but the market wan
finally steady with the thros nstiHe months :,
.0d52 points up from the bottom p, hut IA ~ ~
tSx7 pontx on The new crop months, Sales
were estifna ted at ,.c9o, 90 bales. II, !, !,
private ssttiemet said to have been made
last night. in .wbichit was estimated Sorn4 Z:
Receipts at the ports to-day we're 80 PSI bale IS s
compared with 3I,esis last week and !sss y
last week and ,al,lsl last year: To. DAYS "
ceipts at New Orleans were e,i7l bales again:
-. Us last year ami at Houston l.5's ba ie.;
axainu II, Sli last year go
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ten points and others about twerts- five
points higher. The demand was active.
Trading was aliicter than yesterday p q G. !.
1915 r. NJ. values showed an advance !, OF !.
cightecr, to twenty-five points over INV
previous days closing prices.
In tho Afternoon the market was actiVe.
but prices declined. February from s.s ~
10 s56: May and June from s.S7 to Ssa,
and July und August from $50 to SCI.
They rallied d little towards the close.
which Was easy, UNCHANGED to eight
points :rhishcr thar the, previous closing.
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MOHAWK TO THE TEST.
Revenue Cutter Built Here Sent
ia Make Her Trial Trips. {

The Mohawk; United States revenue
cutter, ts expected to leave the city TO-
morrow or next day for her trial trip,
first to be locked at Newport News Tor
final preparations.
The vessel was contracted for pv tne
Trigg Company, but has been compie e.,
by the Sm.th-Courtney Company. The
United States had paid for her with the
exception Of s67 COO when the rrlgg Conf
panys weitt Into the hands of g rece iver.
The Mohawk will leave here under her
own steam, and after the trial trips VIII
return hero for finishing touches She
will probably be given over to tho gov
eminent within thirty days rho original
contract price was SIT COG, end a y'sssel
20s5.6 feet AZ long and e az 4,sfeet
bcan, was called for. She was
to be es5 tons burdsn and to da-
velop 800 horsepower. Her speed is to
be at least Is knots. Is {,3s;4
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SALES VERY.iLIGHT.
Bad Weather Has Bad Effect
IJnol1 the Tobacco Market.

AS was anticipated, the present weather
conditions have operated to cut the re-,
topts of loose tobacco here down ~ !. q. q
3i,ceil under more favorable auspices. The
s,lles yesterday were very small. thouE u
lie prices were good. IL Is practically
cttv over tho ce-coverod roads, They
nave, had opportunity, however,, to take
a considerable quantity of their tobacco
down.. and tho present weather, CURING
which work on the tplantattonnts out OF
tho question, Is ut least. good for strip.
ping 4 f. tho weather ever gets lust tight
again and the seasons Improve there 70
every prospect that the receipts WIZ ,i 90
OF hounds behlnd-all on account Of tho
gWcut her, lgti3 XXI lsss w III 4.i3GF
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Many Prominent Visitors.

among the we'll known men Sin -attcn,
darcc on tho sessions offathc General
Ass emily Yesterday were former senator
f;dDert- flirnhiill, Z, IL brunswick, later IN
5ti.e CONSTITUTIONAL Convention and nov
County clerk; congressman Julian NJ.
Qnsrles, OF Stanton; ex-Sherin n. =.
watts, OF Staunton. prominently inter
grown, of Bedford. former member Of the
.Conventionyiand legislator, who is here
III the interest OF IN. appropriat ton TO
4Jlacksburs ex-senator Cogblll ,@of Ches-
terrified who is interes tod In tic annexa-
tlon bill; MIR. C. G. Caplin, ofsthe AleAan-
drli. bar, and Mr. Henry p. Adams, a well
kro H.n Lynchburg business man.
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. lanes M. Roberts.

u IL &.
Mrs. Mary Griffith Roberts. wife OF
DR.. James NJ. Roberts, died at 1880 clock
yes terdny morning at her residence, No.
1O2 Lamb Avenue Barton Heights.
Mrs. Roberts was tho daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Fl. Griffith, of Gordons-l
VILE, Va, and sister OF the Rev. ]. II.
Griffith, Jr., of Iinston. N. c., rector OF.
the Episcopal Church at that place. She
had been living In Barton Heights for
some time, and leaves many warm friends
and acquaintance wloi VIII *. sincerely
mourn her death. Vt !; t,i
Tho funeral will take place at a:a0
O'Clock this afternoon from the resi-
dcnce,
Infants Dead.
Herman G., infant son Of THOMAS G.i
and Kate O. Smith, died Monday ut the
residence Of his parents, NO. 2olo west
f Cary Street, aged three years and seven
months, Tho funeral will take place Ut
noon to-day from the residence,
r. Carlls;,, infant son OF Dr.. D.. G, ana
Mrs, jamie H., Wilson, died q few minutes
after 3 o'clock y,ssterdnY, morning at the
home OF mis- parents, No.t3Q1 East Broad
Street. Tic had been II lHfor some weeks
With meningitis, The funeral MI take
place from the residence this afternoon
81 ESQ o'clock. and the intermcnt Will
bo made In Hollywood. Or. and Mrs
Wilson have tho sympathy OF a. wide
circle OF friends In their bereavement Z
Murrell Wltzgall. the eight-months-old
son OF George and Minnie W!tzsall, died
Monday at the home Of his parents, No.
oil Mosby Street. The funeral took place
at $3.50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon from
the residence. The interment was made
In lakewood.
Funeral Services.
Tho romans OF the ,Rey. Edward II.
stayer who died Monday MT tho Memo
rial Hospital IN this city, we're taken
TO Rapidan, Va, yesterday morning. The
funeral and Internent will take place
there to-day.
Cirundy will take place AT noon to-day
from tho esldenee, No. 300 West Franklin
street, The services Will be conducted by
REV, Or. Strange and Rev. Carey Beck
with. Tho interment VIII be made ~
Hollywood a number OF tho students OF
Woodbury. Forest College. accompanies
by tho prtnripali Mr., Y Carte alker,
viii attend, The pnll-bearers Will bn ms
follows: AIessrs, II. j, Christian, j. w,
Carver, p. n, Bill, r. r. Irwin, Charles
Watkins, 4 Harry Frayser Jr., !, Garter
Walker and Ralph IT, Thacker, L
The funeral of Mrs. w. A. Mountcastle
took place ut noon yesterday from the
residence, No. COB North Sixth Street, Z
rho funeral of Mrs. Ghristiana RcbHan
vii! taiio place ut O'Clock this
afternoon from st JOINTS German l.,l-
thcran Church. The interment NIL be
mado In Shnekos Cemetery,
The, fuperal, ~ MI. Charles II Spencer
took PLACE at, 4 o'clock yesterday AFTER
noon;'froma the residence No. ~ South
Fourth Street. The tnterment Was mace
| In Hollywood,
II, Il. Dorsey, ST..
Especial to The Times pispa teh2
WIEcHEsTElR. YA., Feb, s,-rl pom
Lawrence Dorsey. sr.. prominent re-
tired grain and fertilizer dealer died ~
HIS home in this city'tto-night altsr
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

Spanish Variety are quoted at sl,o7!s Pc,
demand Tor sheiled goods. Sales are beinf
freely made ~ ,Ner.h Carolina n Sl,v5, which
is q basis Of a. 10 for PetersburG, ,,,, >,,,rs,
Farmers market irmer, Fancy. s1sc., strictly
primo, '3kUS9tc.; prime. aIs%sc common eta9
2sic. SpansA. sS4sec'' 'nach'he p'cheu' Wv
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VIOLENT BREAK
N COTTON
Continued From First Page.)

At (EontlnueQG FROM. fICSti EaSe.)
buying orders appeared and served to
sallaysthc storm oftlquldatlon and short
selling. Then shorts began to cover;
and there was a quick. rally Of from 70
to Is points. but 1t had been a terrible
The close was i.easonab bly, steady on the
active options at from 20 to 50 pointa
above tho low points OF the day. Only
once before In this history Of the cotton
exchange have transactions for one day.
exceeded those Of to-day, when the two
million figure were reached.
Just before the decline began, a report
was circulated that Daniel ]. sully had
cabled his Liverpool correspondents that
he had sold out his holdings and was
going away on vacation.
This report was received with credence
on account OF large settlements said to
have been made with this firm last eve
ming by several bear houses.
Mr.. Srlly said to-day:
ut is true I am going away on vaca-
ton for two weeks. I think I have earned
rost - .s'5
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comparatively brief illness. He was. .ssas:: ];
native Of Maryland and q memb Der Of =.
prominent family Of that, State, being r Il,
near relative OF Governor Edwin Var
field. He was sevenry-seven years old
During tho Civil War he served IN. Com Com.
pany D, Fifty-sixth Maryland Regimentss
and was captured and I'm pris oned az
Point Lookout for ten months. "a ~
He was a member OF General turner
Asby Camp Confederate IVetera rs ~ ~
widow who was a Miss Russell, two sons,
II. r. Dorsey, Jr., and Russell norsey,
and three daughters, Mrs, William snider
and Mrs. Robert Glaise, Of this city. an q, ].
Mrs. George Coyington. OF Washlngt2p
survive Him, N tfe MI ss3 !. No.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New ork


SALES: x
100 Atlantic Coast Line.......
10ls00 Atnalgnnlnled Copper ,..,
200 Amer. Car and FolltldtS.a.
200 Amer. Cotton Oil ..l...r..,.
Amer. SNUFF n.,........s... q
Amer. ynnff, pfd.a..........
Amer. t'nn ....,............
Amer. Cnill bfd .........s..
I 500 Amer. locomotive, conl....
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...,
1910 Amer. sugar ....,..........
2a;t'0. A., T. md y. l'r, co1l......i
l0i06 f3ultiinorc md thio...,...
2GI1O Brooklyn Rapid ,t'ransit...t
Canada Southern ..........
600 Canadian Pacific .............
20 chesapeake aud Ohlo..n..
iogW Chi, Mill ard S. F..........
Colo. Fuel and Iron.........
200 Colo. Southern, coln.::,,....I..
400 Colo. Southern lst pfd.....
400 Colo. Southern, "a pfd..;.'.t
f,lcv.. Clnn CHI, and =. I;s.t
y Continental Tobacco, pfd,.
I hlO Consolidated Gas ......,.....
800 Delaware and iludson...i..
5000 Erie, cDm......... ..........a
4loErIe, lat pfd .........!.
Erie. I'd pfd. .......-.........
100 Illinois Central 4: ....,
zoo Louisville aud Nashvillc.:'.
iH Manhattail...... ..:,,,. ....,'
5000 Metro. Street rtallwny.....
Mexican Central ....t.......
100 Mo-, Kan. ana Ten. conn.,.
500 Mo- Kan. and TEX, COM.
400 Missouri Pacific ........t...
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No Mills Shut Down.
fBy Associated Press,

(By Assoctated Press,J
BOSTON, Feb 2--AlthotghNN New Eng
mnd manufacturing companies are not
In the cotton market for raw at err
III largo amounts at. present quotations,
no big corporation las entirelYshlltl down
It's mills. In many mills there IS some snl,
Idle machinery, and towards spring It u, ~
expected that many more spindles VIII
have to be stopped. a. (, N /: y. u, \. =
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Z RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Feb. 2. 1904.
84 QUOTATIONS,
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND STOCK NAI{kEI.E
(Salcs ut linton Stock Yards.l

Rlchmoml, Va. Fob 2, 1906
4 Receipts for the week ending Monday :5s.---
cATTLE-lecepts sos head M ,lats ~ hft 4,
&c. medium to good :satdisc.; common 20
fair, a4a3ic.; best helters, il4lac.; medium ne s,I
TO good shAihc: common to lair; (, ~ y
SIC. fresh cows, go: glie,' yeals. 5t.a &c :;
Hotis-Receipts. J. rs mead. Market loaise;;
s. q. fat shoats All q SC; rough ,hogs. fp4sc.
sSHEEP AND Lam BS--Receipts, 3ls head.
Market steady Good sheep, 4Mil5hc.;r common
TO fair, g,.d ilsc. lambs, 6l.M6stc. t$
a Prospects fair for all kinds OF stock.
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NAVAL STORES,

wIl.Ml>oNs NJ. o. FOB, f ;;zs,n RITE;
AT $50 Iar- mir mat sltll: receipts, 20 bar
res Crude rpent,Hn a ~ Syp: s.;
oniet at Glhc, 4 sales, 400 tasks; exports. 6od
cns,s receipts, aSi casks,,. lsosn,-t nm sales
9ii barrels; receipts, 2'Sol hurreis; exports
',iT 'p S. g., Feb. 2,--ruRPlN-
TINE AND n ROSlN--Nonnul; Huo'atlops
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Walters Deny Striking.

It, was denied at tho Commonwealth
C.ib last night that any serious trouble bic
had occurred between the management
and tho walters The head waiter asked
that It be so stated out of justice to the
management, which had always been
considcrate, and tho walters themselves.
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NEW ORLEANS, LA, Feb. :-CoTTON--
In the spot market buyers reported Tree OF
ferings By factors at lower prices. influence.
BY the drop in futures. Quotations t.e. lower.
In the future market the long expected ereaS
tumble. Compared with last nights closing
level March lost 80 points 10 IL ~ May 1857
ioa POINTS TO 1880 and July lost 81 points TO
ITO Before the close there was recovery
OF s0r5, points. the market closing nrni. Ne. =.
August inclusive were tsQ79 points !. "a
Cotton futures unseti,a ?Se, 4 -: ~
Nav IL l2G17.i3; June, II. 24d l726; July, 4 $50
li4o August 1ss:al6Gs;j September lS'Sss9
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my GooDs MARKET,

NEW YORK, Feb, e-l'uy!ns of dry goods
has not lccn as largo, but there hns hetn no
Weakeng MS Tho result OF the ,brcals In oatton;
III fact the utmost conservatism Is observed
being held mt value and others wlthdIpwn
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HAVEN FOR H0BOs.
First Station Was Full Of Wan
derers Last Night. s.

care Of at the First Police Station last
night They came III aingly. and each ono
told the tale OF. being out Of workaand IN
search Of something to do Some bore
the appearance: Of typical hobos.. while
others looked Ike real .workingmen look
ing Tor Jobs. The men will go out, into
the world again to-day, some. perhaps,
TO return again tonight; others to pass
on to other pla ceS. "a 49,
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Spot cotton closed weak, !J T'oIh1s utc ,I II
mlddllng uplants 1876: tniddllns Suil' ~
e roi,on weak; Iniddltng 1910: not receipts,
es3 haJ.s. gross 4VSs bales, stock ~ -ri bales
Total To-day Mt all p rnni HIa reeep s6
bales; to the Continent, .5.Tis bales; sio-!.
Nl.3i9 bales. ~. o.,r,a
81 Iii haies:F !. rxport to Great Britain, 1853
bales to the Continent, 7:,7ls bales
Total since sep.ember ist q. AZ s e, Grsut
Britain. i7aIs75 bales; to i France. os5'sls
bales 10 tho Continent. n,os.,Ip5 baies.
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u. 81. ,etundlng .ss3rcgistertd ........... los
u. s. rcfunding e. coupon ....'.........sl os
sI,y5ie a. rcrIsisred. minimum. dos y
u. &. New IS. registered ~
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rig ria AZ. registered ~. ..iig7,t
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A,chi,on general &. 49, 3. L
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5Dnltinore ana ohio AZ ......,.............. 19lNt
ra,,Irnore and Ohio 3,as .................. y4h
Central Of Georgia Is !. ................., 1o.i.
Central of Georgia Ill Inc ............... 7o.s
~ na ,,eake ana Ohio 4ss ................ 1851.
f,L,cn "a nd Alton OH 1911
3r,h,caro q, and Quincy new 4s............ 1854
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-03
BALTIMORE srocie MARKE
Rlchmond. Va, Fob, :, 1901

BALTIMORE MD, Feb. dashboard Air
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