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HEALING In
..ITS'WlNCS;
Mrs. williamsburg Makes Re-.
i11arkable Claims for fIer
Power Of Healing.
is is BEYOND M, COMPUTATION Ty'I
Can Treat a Thousand Persons
as Easily as One-Dcfcnsc
Rests Its Case,
J. BEYOND {: COMPUTATION

a(By ALSO ted Press)

q
B JAcKsoNv1LLE FLAI FEB. 5.--Nlnc-
teei, witnesses in behalf OF tho defense
testified o-day in tho case against Helcn
Wilmnns- Post, the mental science healer
ALI Of their testimony went to show that
tho defendant had been vcry. successful
In her treatment Of patients by tho mem
tai science method. oven ut II great dis
6tancc. se II 4.
Mrs. Post was placed on the stand
tc testify in her own behalf She stated
that she was seventy-three years OF age,
and that she had studied Christian
Science and mental treatment ever since
sic was thirty years Of .ugc. She Is and
B has been for q numberSof years a firm
believer IN the power to cure by mental
science. She claimed that when q mtlu
has been regularly and thoroughly train
cd in the science Of mental healing, Its
power to overcome the Ills Of the flesh
is beyond computation. a
She said that since she began her mem
tai science healing treatment she has
treated between 1000 and 10000 patients,
and that her records show that ut least
so per cent. have reported themselves al
being cured or at least greatly improved
sby the treatment. Z
\ Tho defendant denied all Of the state
ments made by her former clerks to
the effect that she Kept mo records OF
tho people applying H.. her for treat
irnent. She claimed to- know al about ,tt
each case. She said that It was Just
IA easy for her to treat q thousand per-
sons In an audience. She sent out her
thought to her patients and the thougnt
not only went where It was sent, put y {
was charged with.a work to do and i
did It, She claimed that the thought
was charged with a message Of healing
and that 1t always fulfilled its mission
with absolute certainty. :,
She denied emphatically that she nag
ever stated that people liked to 'be toole q
or liked to be humbugged, when speak
Ing Of menta science treatme ntt.
The defense closed Its case late ~, IN the
afternoon. and the prosecution W., VII oilel'
reh,,ttai evidence /. Tomorrow. The case
Viii not 90 to the jury this week.
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~ Asscciatedl Press

(tSy ASSOElalcu lrFess'J VI
Hestess SssKly sottsn statsMsnt !;s s,s /, 70;
DECREASE under last year o. 5000 ba!s an!
la at OF Ii, COO bales. For the los days OF tho
that hays ELAPSED 2, ne y bsd
ahead OF the same days year before last ~ :
900 bales, -,
past 4 week has been sosSls bales against 1853, ,
III FOR the same seven days last year and
i' TSs ysay since September list shows
recaipts ut ali United states p1rts 6,lel,6,5
aaany nnIa last oSsT]js vD
10 no. northern mills and Canada e12, agalnst,
IDS. Sol last year, interior stocks In excess , q
gss Sses sgans ~ s! last year Sna
j, o4o.Dsi last year, Total movement for the l5s
days since eptembsr is ~ sys balss agdt
exports sse ,n wesk hsys a Ssin lt5
iotul thus far tor the season 4,679, % bales
AGAINST siosssS HI e AMERICAN mls NORTH
South aud Canada. thus far for shs season
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WEEKLY. TRADE REVIEW lie Y.
Sensational Fluctuations in Great
Stables Features of Week.
(By Associated PressV

la, : " 4
N (By Associated PressJ ],
I, @SNFJW5YORK, Feb. 5.--R. ca Dun and
Com s Weekly Review OF Trade = to-
morrow Will say:
Sensational fluctuations in the great
staples were the features OF the Week
cotton and coffee attaining new hgh
records for 4the season, but subsequently
declining sharply. while grain advanced
Trade reports are Irregular, improve
ment at the South and West finding ~
tie response at tile large Eastern cites.
Persistent low temperatures IS pro"lu1llls
q good demand for heavy wearing apph.
rel and increasing the difficultles OF
transportation. Spring buyers are arriV-
ing In large mum bers. with noteworthy
eagerness to secure cotton goods, even
at the enhanced prices. }9A igt 4
Railway earnings for January averaged
4 Z per cent. larger than IN l9O3.
Just when buyers Of cotton goods were
beginning to EXHIBIT pronounced dis
ncsitlon to place more liberal orders, the
collapse in the raw material produced hes
itatfon. Consumers have reduced supplies
in the hands Of dealers to a point that
necessitates replenishing. and the In
ouiries for prompt shipment were ex-
pands ng, but it is natural that the market
should become uncertain when the prices
for goods are vcry,high and raw! cotton
declines Sc a bale In a single day. Not
withstanding this Interruption, better
volume Of trade is in progress, and 1t Is
recognized that goods were by no means
on a parity with raw material at Its
zenith ~
Commercial failures this week are gag,
against o64 the corresponding week last
year.
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. BANK CLEARINlG'.i.s;.,
Table Giving Figures for Chief
Cities Of the Country.
(2v Assoc,nted I,ress,

X (I3y4 ASSocllteua FreSS,J h,
E NEW YORK, Feb. h-The tolloWihs
table. complied by Bradstreet, SHOWS Inc
bank clearings at number Of 5he prn,
4, with tho percentage Of increase an, anu
dtcrease, as compared with the cores,
ponding week last year Slxty-rour otheF.
clrles are included In tho totals: 4
New York $1,229. 1864, 1886, decrease 1915.
Chicago $161,3iO 059 decrease 10.
Boston sl37 222 ,138, decrease 90
& Philadelphia $685. 32,M, decrease 6.Sl
st, Louis $58300.7 TEL. Increase 225.
plttsburg -sSS45S,65S, decrease lI3
Sau Francisco $40 AIS, $50, decrease 10 g
Baltimore $e3 ,463, TO- decrease H.
Cincinnati $2s ,bS7. 500f decrease 3'S
Kansas City p lt,556 increase Lay ~
Louisville $1l ,O95, 500, decrease 9S.
Richmond S4,I2SI9, increase Go,
Washington 81, l820oli decrease 3.S, M
Savannah $4,9SS,00S, decrease 80.
Memphis $7,4G4, 410, increase GIL.
Fort Worth s5,495,a4G Increase 41.5.
Atlanta $3.50 zoo, increase 12b.
Nashville $2,T27.SS1, Increase 40.
Norfolk $1,s13742. Increase 2l9.
Augusta S1,9S7SSB, decrease 20.6.
Birmingham $l,2l2,94S, decrease H.6,
Little Rock 81, 1882, increase rs
knoxville sl,s9SS63. increase 2a,2
Macon 1000 increase ~.
Jacksonville. Ela,,I $751;, lGi, Increase 9O,b,'
Houston sl0,440,79s, Increase 500, a,
Galveston $10.547,O00. decrease SO.
Charleston, s, c.. $l.470,O55, increase 81,
Totals, United States ", l45.Qia,o&, de-
crease 90,
Outside New York ss!5.677.7s2. Increase
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" \ INV Norfolk Weston.

& LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. ID Ii
Y 600 A. on M,-NOHtULk& 3LlMIInD8 Arrlves}
Norfolk l1:2O A. NJ. stops only at Peter.burgAy
s:U5 4. S1.-CHICAGO Elk PRESS. Butret:
Roanoke. = puilmah sieepsrs Rounoke to Coz
siumbu1 \ Blueleld to Cincinnati; also Roan5kes
10" knoxvile, and Knoxville to- Chattanooga
zig iS:1o p. M.@RoANoKE EXPRESS for FARM
Vile, Lynchpurs ana Roanoke.
n 400 p. N-OCEAN@ SHORE LIMIT ED. AR.
rtves Nort>Ix 5:2VYP. NJ. stops only n Peters,
burg, Wayei.y and Suffolk, Connects WITH
steamers to Boston,, Providence, New York,
Baltimore and Washingto /. 5ggi { ss}fssSt
\, 7:25 p. M.-For Norfolk and all stations east
= ,to p. M..NDw ORLEANS SHORT LINE,
Pullman Shoppers, Richmond to Lynchburg and
Rouiioke Petersburg 10 East Radford: Lynch.}
burg to chattanooga, Memphis and New Or.t
= Trains arrive from tho West I: 35 Az A., 3:eBj
n II. and 9:1o p. NJ: from Norfolk Il 10 ~
Office No s3s East Main ST. Get. - " ss3s.
w, B. REv1LL Il, BosLE1
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

+ SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. 10, 1901
ukAlINS Liza Y n 8ltISt.AAOND.
7:vU a. n1.-a.J !-oS.tt AS4 SAAe.t ~ ~. !.
l2:3y6 l., Al,-Aally.t LlAlts4-5 ouIleL ~ !lna4
a11to A tlulltAA uIu l5AIAnAus:iaM, A>oW OrlrAnA
Aelupiils, sCnuGLAnoosa uIiu AL Inc South.
500 y. M.-EiA ounuaJ. tNey.viiie FLoeal. $3.50
lV:Vv p. N.-Ual!y. L.mltsd pullman ready
y 9:ys r, NJ, tuIa all tne south. as
~ YORK. XIV Elt LIN e. It's 5ssgs
The favortte srvuse u 0Altt.uote anu Eastern
points. Leave Richmond ago r. NJ. Monday,
Wednesday aud t'rIdAy.H s55
ais +. M.-Local. Monday, Wednesday and
7 FRIDAY Iur West Point. .s4 g.sI45s; l., did
4:2o r. M.-Except sunday, For (, West Point;
III connrctlng VILLA 46teularsk tor Baltlulore9 aud
river lanulngs MONDAY, "Wednesday and FRS
- TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. ls4
6:55 A. M aud G:i2 F. A1.-From all tue South
s:S5 r. M.--From Charlotte ana Durham.
$40 "A. M.-From Chase city. Il AL II 4 ssi
e;25 A. M:-baitimore and West Point -, !. ts3
&. H. AcKERT. 8. II. HARD HARD Y IS I. s .sl
& 81 CIV. sWESTBURY. D. r, ~, Ssfi8iS
1,65s' Richmond. We
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BEFORE FOOTLIGHTs.
Ladies Of Woman's College Give
PLAY at Richmond College.

~.
The Revolutionary drama entitled
when the Bugle Sounds which was
given, by the 1voman's College last night
viii be presented in Richmond College
Chapel Tonight ssst 4, & .
Tho young ladies part lclpating. are
Misses ennings, Calne, Hundley, staun-
tom Christian and Edwards. hose are
assisted by the following students from
Richmond College: f M cssrs. Tyler,
,Tcomps, freeman, Cutchins and Ry'
land. 8a L; 4 55 4 /, "a t.;55i, II ils f
The performance is one Of the most
credltable ever given by an amateur
company III the city. It abounds In thrill!
ling incidents and startling cllmaxes.
EIumor and pathos are mingled (: In q.
most effective manner. The perform
innce at tho Woman's College is given
\ by the Dramatic Club OF that institu-j
ton, and admission Is by invitation. At
Richmond College, however . small adj !,
mission fee will be charged. which VIII
Be for tho benefit Of the Athletic A A.'!'
citation. g a i45 III III ii .5 4. 3553 Al
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BUILDING UNSAFE,
Finance Committee Asked to Re-
pair Old Market Hall,

For the present. and units there shall
have been some necessary repairs to the
building. the Old Market Hall will be
CLOSED, this action having been taken
by the Committee on Markets yesterday
at noon. The unsafety of the building
has been reported by the police. and
Chairman r. l.. Peters WILL this morning
answer q summons in the PoIce Court
on the subject.
The Market Committee have been active
In the matter Of having the building
made safe for some time. and some time
ago they recommended that the Finance
Committee make an appropriation for
this purpose. The Recommendation Is
now on the table Of the latter body.
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World S Visible Supply.
~ Associated Press.J

KEW ORLEANS. Feb 5,-secretary
Hester's statement of the worlds Y!sl-
Bile supply OF cotton, issued to-day, shows
tho total visible to be. s.S46.Soa against
S,SM,3o2 last week, q 3,v6s,6ss last yenr
and .4,4os.7 ls, year be fore last, Of this the
Year. and Of ali other kinds. including
Egypt, Brazil, India, ete ETC.. 1000 against
$5S, 900 last week and go 900 last year.
as above there Is now afioat and held
III Great Britain and continental Europe
2,l7I0OO against l.9S90oo last year; in
Egypt 23s, 600 against loo oG0 last year; II,
in the United States l,1la.000 against IT,
$4,000 last year.
~ Corrected BY Galveston. minus cor
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
]PEANlY eMARKRT.

sp nhHtsNS sssIsiy ass auasa = ts1:s pss
demand Tor shelled, goods. Sales ere being
freely made n North Carolina at Sl,u5, which
Z NoRFoLk,' VA. Feb, t-PEANUTs-
Farmers market higher for all grades. Fancy,
tHHgH sS sT!f sEga psss tSSts; RIhs
lie d bushcl; machine picked, aA94Ac,
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{iAa 9stt -
LOSSES ARE:
!. GENERAL :
III .,------------.--------..-. y {.i I,
Weakness In Stock Market Grows l',A!'
More Marked as the the Day :'ta J IL.
Advances q Il i'll
CLOSING WEAK = X. AND y. Dull Dull
JIDpcrators for Most Part Watch
Cotton Fluctuations and Await
Far Eastern Developments,
CLOSING WEAK e: AND An 3 J. Dull . Y:
(By Associated Press)

RI
SEW YORK, Feb. h.--TO-dhy's stock
market was q drifting mntch, operators
for the most part standing idly BY 1ne
watching the amazing fluctuations In the
cotton market and awaiting the expected
definite outcome Of the question OF peace
or war in the Far East. Tie grain mar
keta also were inclined 10 run on. Inc
weakness of stocks grew more marked
a. tho day progressed, aud during tho
latte, part Of tho session losses OF
point or more became quite general IN the
prominent active stOcHs. The market
showed no effective rcsliency. and the
closing was weak and Luu. mere were tlIe
SOHO early points OF resistance 10 the
declining tendency. ~
\ circulation Of q rumor THAT anothcr
favorable ruling had reen made In 1ts
Montana litigation. 55. RI,
Sugar. United States Steel preferred and
tbs Chicago and Alton ctoeks made short
lived dem demonstrations Of strength. Inc
I 1irst marked weakness developed IN Wa "a,
bash preferred and in Pennsylvania, ana
the whole market weakened AFTER tho
aylvanln interests had issued notes lor
5000, 90 for eighteen months at = - -
pcr cent. s,$st ts N * I, 81. VI :.
tho day TO Indicate .settlemcnt Of the
pcoria.Gould dispute, and an elIort was
MADE to make the proceeds Of Y this loan
applicable to this settlement. but without ~,
any avail to check tho decline III the
stocks affected. Rumors have been q pun,
dant for some days past Of n contemplated
capital Issue by the Pennsylvania, which
i,aye been gorously denied; These ,, eyi,
dehccs OF heavy loan EXPANSION. 70 winch
was added tho sale OF s, $500 OF Missouri
i Pacific notes. were Of more en- ect on sem
,iment thansthe estimates or a.gain n
cash reserves by the banks on the week
iof about 2,U00,U00. in spite OF the large
s,,b.treasury requirement and shipments
Eonds we're dull and heavy. Total
Re les par value. 81. 900. al 55 yS e
United states bonds were nnchlangcd on
call. n
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.--Close:5 Money. on
4 call easy, ] 3-4 toe per cent; closin 6 BID
! Ga; offered at Q Time loans firm; sixty
days 8 IT, to 4 per cent; ninety days 4;
six months 4 IA to l-o. Prime mercan-
tile paper q to 5 II; bterllng exchange
steady. with actual business In bankers
bills 1t 1855 to <s.SJ.e0 TOR demand, and
at si.so.sO TO s4-s3 for sixty day Dlils;
posted rates 1888 1-2 and Ass to l$4.s6 IL;
commercial bills s4.s2 6l-2 10 Sl.S2 SD; bar
silver IS IL; Mexican dollars 81.
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NAVAL. RTllRNH

rURP tsAS at Sio. receipts. ca'ks,
RosIn4-Flrm nj receipts $50 barrels. TaE-Firm
At rsseiptsk o I'll ,beaIsls rudhS ~ rpss
piiH gASgN SS 4HS anSNss III RS:
Z styesI New York. y eopstdersd BY many
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have been .s4.As bales against s.A77sl last

year. sasgi isa.43 fgt IA u.s. !. =
J Stocks at tho scnboarti.,n,,o hehehehtmerfti
3 Stocks at the senboard and the 10 headings
Ing tho week 1883 bnloa against q decrease
during the corresponding period last scns}n Of
at this date In 1903.
3 Including stocks left over at ports and inter-
5ior towns from tho last crop and the number
Of bales brought into Sigh L thus far fr.n,} the
new crop. the supply to date Is S317 43s bales
against S.36S, $40 for tho same period last year.
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NEW YORK Feb. 5.--TLoyR-,yery Arm.
but ehsiaad hy h s
Dull cornmeal-steady. Rye-Flrm' Bar
ha Mh an eseeisns s'm and opsnns
first prices higher followed BY ssnsatana
thens expected. In tho afternoon l1 S;y sr
yy ens atecks Ss
5% sa ss 5aSSS
easier Tst sosd weather c0 %Hs! b bnt
ns VIII May siosed and
bfHs qatsnFIr%3 ri, NO Ms q , tsHs; LARD
ouiet RoslnSsteady, Turpensine-steady at
coree-Mld, steady The market tor e ;se,se
s ,s 9p sypu ss4a With a bss RsS
cotton caused further BY Get
= points With ssptembsr selling down to 49,
and the aes Market Was finally steady deens
q points TO adyanSs g q Rol nt o mSl'
ss ssx' bn2seFSS asaE s.
sss;stssS ), III; ssHF s7ssA
sugar sugar 4 i. ssS:%oi, refined, steady, Rsse-.
cream, fancy small, nolored, september. l3c.
III III n mads i5&d, EssssMseady stat
P'otatoes~Flrm; Long Island. ss9Is' %; Jersey;
.sa50GI3 Is i eraey sweats. - 6O9S7bt state ana
Western, sacks. s2,5ODo.7o; peanuts-Firm:
Do, Cabbages-stesdy; domestic, per ton. s2osp
$500 peT 100, s5e9lo o. cotton-Hy steam 70
Liverpool, lSc. .l4
CHICAGO Ill, Feb, b,-War tension to-day
'oyercame a violent setback IN grain pr css,
aus to enormous realizing snleS, Losses 81 2c:
n 'blshel were made In the alay dslysrlesroE
wheat, corn and oats, but the war news ollses
ali other influences and caused recoyery o.
iii the loss, closing prices being ~ ing TOP,
COMPARED with last night to-day maj tgurss
werc ys0lIsc lower for May wheat. Ae, hlgper
For corn, with oats unchanged, Frogislnns
were easier, the May products Closing ou 'ssc'
lower, ss E,jN5tts
Vibrating. 2. !. 90 o,,s os
}:'$ : s :; 81 s..
;j 81 81 |, Il 4 Il
5 S "a; ::::::::;:== I'll 81, III III Il.
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Z LIVERPOOL Feb s6-CoTTON--Tho cotton,
market to-day was teh, scens OF excitement
amount OF business was transacted; Prices
were Irregular, and at 12:l5 r showed n q
stead!cd a little. May and June advancing to
100, but immediately dropped TO- Ie5 Then "a q
selling orders and the weakness In New York.
The market presented seer n OF th %anss
Until the close. which showed a net loss Of 4sap
~ points from yesterday. ,S mr.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. 5. 1904.
ED --If.I.

PORT OF RICHMOND FEB. 5. 1904.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Nc rfolk, naercnan-
disc and passengers. Old dominion line.
SAILED SS
s Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk. merchants
disc and passengers. OLD dominion line.
"A steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James river landings, mercandise and passen-
gers. Virginia Navigation Company.
PORT OF WEST POINT. FEB s, 1904.
ARRIVED
Charlotte Murphy, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
Elm City, Haynes, Mattaponi River Land
ings, passengers and general cargo
s7 slSsi fb5s SAILED
Charlotte Murphy, Baltimore. passengers and
: Elm City, Haynes, hIattaponl River Land.
ings, passengers and general cargo.
IL PORT NEWPORT NEWS FEB. s. 1904.
e. Es7 .7S2.-ssg i.74s.@T ARRIVED
Steamer Culabrin. Galveston. =
X Steamer ACilla New Crleans. t.. 4. ~
Steamer Paraguay, Hampton Roads,
Barge Iowa, Providence. f fSs II
BarKe Indiana, Providence. w
Barge City OF Montreal. New York, u
i l1.T1 ''I..sSls ~ IONS. SAILED.
Steamer Paraguay. Sabine Pass.
Steamer Evelyn, Guanatanamo, e 4
Steamer CnlaJr!a. Hamburg, 2,
IL Steamer Aclia Hamburg; III
Steamer Mongolia, Norfolls, -A ;. ~.
Schooner O. G. Curtis. Boston, II
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DRY GOODS MARKDT.

NEW YORK. Feb. E.--In lie dry goods mar
ket to-day buying has been limited, the nn,
buyers TO stand aside for the time bens and
await deye!opmsnts Beth buyer an4 ssllsr
incturer not being inclined to sell Very far
ahead, even Mere they atle. lf-p 4,
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/. RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET,
E, Il3I a5ifsi-z5 Richrnond Va Feb, S, 1904.
=
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
lCalaa nj IfnIon Einck va rda 4

Richmond. Va, Feb s. 1904
Receipts for the week ending Monday:
CATTLE-Receipts, 203 head. Mark-t firm
Sc. medium to good 3a4tEc.; common 10
fair. 3kasstc.: best helfers, a. 1sc. medium
Dry cows ;;o extra Ext ssG bull: FAC
lower. Good hogs 5a5Ac%; most sales around
bts, f., sheats 4 Tfss zoagh hoss 4g SeaG
Market steady. Good sheep, AZ g5Ac.; common
to fair. 81 Gr4!ac.; lambs, 6ls lSac-
Prospects fair for all kinds OF stock.
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7HAilHo,Ap':s.
III. s s.ss'ss9 ss,s srsss' !,


l1s u "a burp 4 Potomac, n. \, !.
Il rains Leave HlGnniOf,u--,s urs,icard.
+ 4,isA NJ, daily. uyrd 81. Through. Il RI
6.l5 A. M daily Mnin ". T ,nr A,,S
tIl5A NJ daily Nam st. Inr.ush. An
D jul 4. H.. except Monday. Byrd 81. THROUGH.
4.i5 AZ NJ, Week days, Etba, Ashland Ac.
'G S:oe x. NJ. Sunday only. BYRD ~. Through.
s s;sS Al NJ. week days. Byrd st. rhrSash.
1905 noon. week days. BYRD 81 Through -
burg Accommodate on, . w tjsG
s:sS r. Nj week days H,lbn. Ashland -
9s Ar afi's Hsfl 81
s,4o ~. week days, hlba Ashland " ao-8
'V s:i5 A. NJ week days byrd ST. Trederlchs.
so H. a1 WIZ asy 81 yf SahIssssh4
Ss aSyx s ssys Il bs ahss z.ss.a
sS NJ III d S!y s ysf il Il. f dsnsssfs
s' iS;s + n. daily Mala 81, Through. A "
HIS as3y aays By BYRD u
an NsorTIR s.npn Sleeping or Paror Cars o.
ali trains except local accomnioda atoms. . -
", b LUKE, c. w. GUILE. w. T! TAYLOR
Genl Manr., ASS t. Cen Man r. Traf. Aia fl =.
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1890 Afna1gumated Copper .sss...{
M0 Atner. Car ami Foundry.

1890 Atnalgumated Copper .....i
00 Atner. Car and Foundry.
125 rner. Cotton Oil...s.......,
Amer. Snuff ....,.....,....,
Amer. Snuff pfd ~. ......n.
3s5 Amer Gan. b.....!............
Amer. Can, pfd.........t...
800 Amer. Locomotive, cotll..,i
3S Amer. Locomotives. pfu.".l
ll1W Amer. Sugar ....I.......
271OO A., }'e. and s. To-. com.....5
500 AZ, r.. and 3. Fe. pfd......
1900 Baltimore and Ohio.....n}
26SDO Brooklyn Rapid Transit...,
Canada Southern ...,...,...f
AGO Canadian paclc ~. ......i..
400 Chesapeake and y Olllo.....
! 100 Chicago Great iWestern....
HOO Chi, Nil. and 8. P..........
= GOO Colo. Fuel and 1ron.,........,
10 Colo. Southern, com.......p
s.l Colo. Southern, LIST pld.,.t.
ciev.. Gin. Chi. and s. u.
200 Continentnl Tobacco, pfd...
$40 Consolidated Gag ..........
1900 DclaW and liuuson......
& 100 Dell, Lack. and Weston
lclD0 Erie, conn.,. ....... ..........
$3.50 Erie, LIT pfd..................
z75D. Eric, I'd pfd..................
400 General Electric .......,....
D25 Illinois Central .......:......5
200 louisville ind Nashyillc....
1900 Manllattan...... ...... .....5
1900 Metro. Street Railwny.....t
1850 Mexican Central .........,
4 400 Mo, Kan. and Tex, com.
SO Mo, Kan. and Tex pfd..,
1880 Missouri Pacific ............
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06

n.n, rorxev f.entrnl gem bs........... y. 1915
Eortheri Pacific As .......,.......,,.....,. 103H
Nor,hesn pec;Hc A lex Int ......,....... u
Norsnk and western con. 4s.............. OK
Hraaon short Lima a. and partlc......... 8?Ss
fPennyylva1lin conv. AZ 99F
st. L. and Iron Mountain con. 5s........ ! y
S e ni,i, southvestern 1sts.........,..... 93h
se.tnn ~ All Line Observation-Disclosures. 8S&
S,tSn 5arac As Observation-Disclosures, 50 b
oouthern RAILWAY ia .....................1 1aA
T.res and NpncIic 116ys
1 T9lcdo 81 5ac n aha !. 1925!
ffJniCn pncihc cony As f..,....,....,,,.... 961s
IL steel I'd IS Observation-Disclosures. 71A
u;o,,. - S1sts Observation-Disclosures. lux
vvnCaa h RAN S13a ~ .............. 62Ss
Whosir,e and lake Eric Is ....,......... o0h
tviscnnsin r.sntrai As Northumberland. S9h
9coInrsdn Fuei and Iron con. 6s............ 72ts
NJ, and O., collateral trust 4s,......,.... g
Central OF Georgia I'd lnc............... 2o$t5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. N. and st. Paul gen. ls........ 10y
c,hica Nor, bwestern con. is ............ 1894
chicago r, L and Pacific As .............. 1Qss
.c,hicnro r. I. and Pac. col. 5s.. .......... s.a
q. &C, and st. Louis gen. 4s.......... s7h
Consolidated Tobacco As 8.........,........ eoeA
Colorado and Southern As ................ SSSSj3
iCt =, .iar ifar ! isTIS II !. 0H n
isrio cnarai ~ SSH
1 Iart Svnrth M Dcryer CITY lsts..,.... 1G
! III, tnv vo,iav IHs 1854
n.tauss,o ond NashvilIc tjniled ls...,... esN
TnnSa ~ nnnsoi woli Is 1884
Mexsan T central ist Inc
NJ ~ ~ 81 - o,s * |,..,,,.....,.,... 81
Stt.an,,riH kansas and Texas ls.3.......,... 0.E
Missot,ri Kansas and Texas eds. 7a1a
N.at1"na 70 n ~ Merico con "A a
New YORK Central GEN 3hs.. ........... 9sA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. ND. Feb. 6.--Seaboard Air
Line common. sssasts: do. preferred. l6A Gil
Seaboardl Is. 6Gr bid. Atlantic Coast Line com-
mon. l0SE a 1895 do preferred. not quoted. III