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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
KING COTTON GOES les
TO SIXTEEN CENTS
(By Associated Press0

NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-July cotton sold
at 10 cents a pound on the New YORK
Exchange to-day...eA few years ago the
pr1ce ranged between six and eight cents.
The market ope1lad strong at an advance
Of 7a23 points on heavy buying OF
more or less generalrharacter, that-"as
Induced by the SENSATIONAL advances IN
the LIVERPOOL market, where prices al
one time { we're o23G1 points hishe r.+G ; As
the market worked upward fiquldatlon
became increasingly heavy, but with; New
orleansJ ,buying here, room shorts ;cov:-.
erlng and outsiders buying, tho advance
was not checked unit March hqd,reachetdi
1854, May 1920 pndz,Juiy 16tnsTlts, a net
advance Of 25G2e 5pniuts. FOLLOWING TINS
the market eased roff ewFaI'uln ts'S TUT ~
ing very nervous. .s.fTsl a ft!. ~, 4.
Il It was not Until weN after noon that the
exoItemen reached -ltas 4he ht.t-A round
1915 for May stop orders were sreachfed,
and the whole list made a. wild jump,
With July going from 1923 to $40. wit n
out an intermediate. sale FMS carried
the ACTIVE months to Ian s.:adva a %
GGt,y3 points for the day. nd at this level
prices. show d a gain Of abnut a46 points,
or two and two-fifth GENTS Per pound
from; last-:week Tile advance had been
accomplished without any Eeactlon Of
moment. II 5a4ti#.Fas
All the new high level there was heavy
realizing: and prices broke 70 to 80 points,
but the list was soon steadied by bull sup
port. The close was steady, net 81 to- 81
points higher on the old and : to IA
rcints higher on the new crop months,
The sales were estimated at l5O0,00)
bales. sSsaft4 y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
VIRGINIA
BRIEFS

especial to rho Times Dlspatch,)
ALEXANDRIA, VA, ian. esm .,n q
}SnEs B BY o6 W. deF sSruary eS s o
the benefit Of the r. u, Lee Camp Of Con-
federate Veterans. In his sr a see
Ing the Invitation the comPh W. sea nIydi IN
the hall should DO open to the puhllc'
fF %A e iA2gH BEHRING'S Wit I. q , a.:
tashMs has A pssn ssu aga Rs a
Van Deyeer, a distiiler of Panthers Gap,
for Violation OF the revenue laws, ana
rs propeir.ty is now IN the possession O
IN SSoSREoLK. yA,-The sailing # the
Cleveland for Panama may pq'Ss;sslh NJ, r.
delayed, by the Storm s1e y st,i! a r%inn
aI PaoiRs'T TsS VA,-No survey has az
yet been ordered at the Portslnouth y adda
boats Adderand Moccasln, mis- Will have
'e n II sfIo IVA VAT III authorities dscrsd-
II P seResI lsee rat Wk hsto
TO- To- tbs effect that he died IN Canada re.
Gently, 1t Is believed to, be q lr4ck q
GWa ,y ak p mYitaensa us ysar q ago
and later escaped from prison Z 81 sln ,s .
which time there has been q ,Sta y hass
reward Of S7CO for ms arrest ~ IS pe-
lfEyRsah MaKf 4 ID! ~ case Ct
MI. Charles IT.. Hurkamp, OF boseobel
Stock harm, against the Kichm9nd, Ffe ear
erickshmg and Potonae R Ri,a bIs nor tuY
hhalsess, Willie loaded on the cars here 70
be be Shipped to the Atlantic Clty, HoFse
Show last summer. which Was Eo,' 70 h hers
this week, 4 has, been COMPROMISED. and
tic case mes, viii not be tried, ,,p,,,n
'BRfsToL, yA-The original Bryan an
manv Seem determined that the ,prin;
ni ins for or Which bryan fought bled and N.
GHRlSTlANsBu URIC, YA.-Mr, James s,, \,
Miller. an old and highly esieesnea e ann
IS not expected TO i've. Mr., Miller has
been large cattle dealer, ana IS Wlae's
known IN that circle,
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COTTON MARKETS,

onened firm III an advance OF 7d,g3 points, q ID
tpH The start rneG eSGsedns,y llrn and &C.
t tins I'd receipts and turthar rsports OF y
xlpwing scarcity OF spot cotton in tho South,
srn markets. accompanied BY tbs most tul,lsb
r,ssp concerning the speculative s.tlntioh
Ths opening alyapess hal bsssn Int new
high ground, New Orleans was buying hen z.
Beef. NJ" doing privately. .nnl outside deIp~nI
my rate, Nth only slIgut reeesslons the mar,
Eat WAS worked steadily upward Gmt. sh2r y
sredS stop,orders. and the market develop d
tie Widest excitement SO far nated., IN ona
sooiId VI to 1890 The active months 81 ln.s
iyvsl We're net dedlss points higher for tha
low point OF last week OF about s.ac,, or nearly
trading sdntr s t. sss gan n ~ IN yhths
demands less pressing there was quick re-
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action OF about sog3o points, which. howeI ,
was followed by renewed stsaln rs u, III IT.
which was analIy steady at 9 net adyan.e ~
51q5G points on the old and 3ali points on th ae
sales we're estimated at 100000 bales I ne ae
local market for spot cotton was Tarkea Up a ~
that cotton was being purchased " me ~, spun ~
On tie basis IL =, In New aTK !, IN lnI IL.
Gated arm markets wiz prices gensra'ly - ,m
hlghsrs WIN - SSw s. Orleans '.e' n'snef
= port receipts were light but the interior
movement was only little behind a rs.s ys u
Interior shipments, however efceeae9 ree'p'e'
Exploits were very light. =, Gao
Receipts u he ports to-day w 81 "a, ts q
Year For the week 10000 bales against lss,
81 last week and isiial last year. To-dh.s
receipts at New Orleans were 5ess pA 80
bales against 1855 last year sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
PRICES SAG
QUITE BADLY /: !! ! ] ]
Level When Trading Closed One
or Two Points BeloWWesd
ticsday's Close.
SMALL RALLY IN LAST HOUR
This Palpab1y Due to Covering
by Shorts, and Closing Is
Weak and Dull.
tr,n 4 s.oc,atcd press.)

(By Associated Press)
NEW york., Jan, 2S-Ihe specu,a.,tvG;
sa' az Hhsh ass
reser,l advance, deslsted lo-ony and ll.,
loved prices to slip back without any
arrhretit measure to resist, Duiing sne
eeuted IN Atchlson, which i'fted that
utrrk a large fraction 1ver last night. and
winch was attributed to the glnized
bnl party for TIC purpose o. sn up ,nw
ever. by the rumor that. Atchison was ,,s
1our 10 be listed 9n the !'erlin board Iaa an y
tho fact that Atchison nas 9 ploeK 81 %
10 furnish a motive for stimulating the
murket for the stock. The movement
was ineffective In CHECKING the declining ~;
tetQtncy elsewhere. The rally IN ne .las !.
snort contiacts by room professionas
and pointed to an Inference that thc
days selling had been on the short SIDE.
to ~ secure stocks that they deslslcd from
their buying and prices hnsged aga1n 70
tho end of the day. The closing was weak
and dull. ), ,,,,,
being made to bring the Southern IRON lu
"a makers to terms OF agreement Tor pro,
Educ,'Qn and selling, United states Stee et
piefe red wasnot illogis.ily .5e va wuak nir.
cuu1stanccs. a batch Of very untuyora APP ple
alcther react lonAry factor. Il,
n Tho conlors, Of which several reported
TO-DAY, show tho inevitable effects n0t
trade; but Of the continued growth. IN
Il Opgra ting expenses. whicllis Of increasing
enc, In all ra.lsoad statements. Yet
Fro, Ontario and Western and Rcadlng,
Which were the conHpleuous Instances OF
Z un:ayorable December reports, y, we !, !
tha list In tho days selling.
Possibility OF future restriction OF mon
cv supplies IL coming Up for discmss!oi
again. owing toathe decline IN the inflow
OF ctrroncy ia New York. The reiiect1oh
,mrlied by tie action os the Stock EiS-
change authorities In striking from the
llst the SECURITIES Of an lndustra! s1rp pfn
Of financial. condition was somewhat
depI easing factor as WE'LL AS result
nj ces we're /. to points lower when trad
Ing left or than they weie last night.
BGnds were heavy under the leadership
OF United States Steel second 5's. Chi Les
g1sTGrm.nal$4's slumped :i-3 points. To-
4 tai sales. par value. s3.7So:Wn
United States two's declined Id on call.
fetal sales sS72i01 shares. #
NEW YORK. ian. 2s,--Glose: Money on
cnlI easy, 3-i to 2 per cent; elosln g BID
3-i;SoHered a t Time lonns firm; sixty
days 8 81 to 4iper cent; ninety days and g,
Ialers 4Fl-9 10 & ia. Startling exchange
suC rg. then. weak, WITH actual business
IN hsnRe.s' bills. at $tsL To- y. 50. IA for
demand, and at s4.S3.lO 10 S{:b3 10 for sixty
B dau bills. Posted rates Isl and $i.S6 l-e.
Cfnmerelal bills si.s2 i. 10 SIS 5-S:o Bar
Government bonds easier; railroad bonds
y = 3 IL 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29

perial In Petersburg. also lost an over
coat-in fact, three overcoats-and Chlel
Ragland, Of Petersburg, suspected that
Whabsn, or Wheeler, as ne gave ms
name IN Petersburg took them One was
recovered and traced directly to Whalen's
door.
When the case is called before Justice
Crutchfleld this morning several over
coatless citizens will be on hand to try to
identify the young man.
IIe says he has been on drunk for
some time. and doesn't know what he
has been doing. He is willing to square
his bin with the boarding house keeper
In Petersburg At present he doesn't
know about the overcoat charges.
Whalen says lie represents a Detroit
manufacturer Of billiard tables, and Is
open for contracts.
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Swept OF It's Feet.
(Ry Associated PressD

(By. Associated PressD
4 NEW Il ORLEANS, Jan, 2S,vThe bull
leaders swspt the ring off Its feet this
morning In the cotton marlet' The mar
ket opened excited on sensatlonallY favor
able cables from Liverpool = fair
amount of general buying orders was
seen, but late in tho morning the bull
';saders offered to sell+all the May cotton
the ring had at 1898. The purchases
AMOUNTED to about 5000 bales, The rlng
was practically bare Of offerings q fter
this, and PRICES quickly rose, until March
was ss points higher than yesterday 3
closing at 1902, and May was As points
higher, at 1888,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
Trustees Determine to Add Two
New Departments.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 2S.--;At,, the, annual
.meetiDg Of the trustee os the G. ic
University held here to-day decision
pmedagogV and q bureau Of ,statisti y, IN
Catholic education to tie nn'Hers " ~, $
die lie students and beneliclsr !, as mii-
Healthy, condition o. tie NEances 81 the
Y o-d1yis action Will mean tlle. iaddltlnIn
of 4 new CORPS. 90 Instrnctoys, the, Wor y
G a. edueatlon Nil cover the entiFe
United States, It was. dec ded to .chot sse, "
general secretary. ia the university, ut tho
serlptupai instruction viii be hroRdenel
and ne!dsa under ds s a e Lis rs
3dePartlnent of sorlntnrsy, y .,,at ~
Mas Rsas doh as
ition@' 81 a. chair ofI Am lear history, ri h
On eud owment " So, 0CQ, 3a II NJ ~ a, "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
.ARMITAGE GETS REBATE,
Committee Recommends Relief
on His Tar Contracts,

The specialI investigating committee
having Charge OF the matter OF looking
featuring Company for a rebate Of sl,M1
last night and after taking testimony on
both sides, recommended that tho CONF
pany be relieved 10 the amount OF $685.
on account OF the large percentage of
w Water in thes tai purchased,
The committee was composed OF Messrs
Pollock tehairmap, Silenn. P9llaTd, IMAl l1ty
and A. &. Collins appeared for the COM
City Attorney Pollard conducted the
case on behalf OF the canlmlttee,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS
Virginia State Fire and Life In,
surar1ce Co. ofVirginia Elect, 4

n SHrance NO, OIWV TSlllld &ElcCl'
The stockholders Of the Virginia State
ternday "a fternoon IL annual session, The
roiqwng dFnanrs we mes sasted ed fer e.
chrlstlan. John s, lElle;tIt, q 7, stteTTd!nVgg'
FourGi,rean, Robert Lecky, Jr, Edmund
Waddll. w. j, D. ,CarAeal. Il. y, Brown
agTah e al direSs apSs meeting afterwards,
judge George George L. dhrlstlani; vlco-presi-
dent and secretary, Mr.. Robert Lecky'
The stockholders of the Life Insurance
Following directors; 7, William PemheI,
ton, Everett Waddey,g j. w. Pegram. =,
F: Cooke. John A. Coke, u. and J, G.
T Ts vacancy caused by the death Of
M snt M Es5po senfs es s Ss
priata resolutions were adt9pted and anda Or y;
the company, An adjourned gmeetnE Of
the directors VIII be held In FehFaaFy' 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
MR., sM1THEY CHOSEN.
Is Elected Teacher in the Rich
nond High School.

The City School Board held a regular
meeting last, night and disposed Of q
considerable amount Of routine business,
Monthly, roll, l1,eSi; average attendance,
9,S2e, 932 per cont. 81
The summing up Of tho half sessions
work Is now being made, and 80 far as
heard from is very. satisfactory.
The resignation of.Mrs =, NJ. Binford
as teacher at the High School wac pre-
scented By the superintendent and ac-
cepted BY the board. THE, board then
elected Mr. w. r.. Smithey to be as
signed to, the High School for work.: MI,
Hlgh School. and brings high testimonials
as an efficient school man.
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ONE MORE VOTE FOR
G0RMAN'S CANDIDATE
nv Associated Press.,

~ T--I- NY !A9sVe3'6FHN. 17FSH''7
ANNAPOLIS, MD, Jan, 2S,-In the
joint session of the Maryland Legsla-
ture to-day the ballot for United States
senator resulted as follows;
Democrats-I sador RayneE 81; John
Waltersmlth, g., Bernard Garter. Ill II,
=, jackson, 8; Joshua Miles, Al
RepuhlleanrLouls y, Mccomas, 81.
SlKty-four votes necessary for election,
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THE WYATT. CASE TO-DAY,
Board Will Hear Patrolman's
Witnesses This Evening,

The Board Of Police Commissioners
win meet at, s o'plook tnTnight IN tho
offIcesof tho chief Of police to further
hear the case OF Harvard vs.. Wyatt
officer Wyatt has been relieved from
duty for several days " ORDER tnat ne
cured list of them, They will testl-
ify tonight before the board behind
closed doors. It Is possible that the
testimony will be concluded this even-,
Ing. but whether verdict will be reaclr
cd by the board Is not so certain, 81
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SALES:

4 i. b. Il E. v. d
800 Atlantic Coast iic..."......
4!W Atnhlgamated Copper .....f
Ivy amer Car and Foundry.
bW Amer, Cotton Oll..n........,
Amer, Snuff, pfd..........
Amer. Can. ....,,a. a,,....
600 Amer. Cam pfd i............
1920 AMER. Locomotive, COME.
no Amer, Locomotive pfd...t
2faM Amer. Sugar l..........,...y
5000 An T.Fahd s. re. cor1...s..
100 a i, r. und s. re. pfd.......
1890 Baltimore and OhlOn......}
300 Brooklyn Rapid Tfansit...
Canada Southern ..........
900 Canadian Pacific ............
6400 Chesajeake and Ohlo.......
100 Chicago Great Westcrtl....5
20lO0 Chi. Mi. and s. P..........
300 Colo. Fuel and Iron. .......
1000 Colo. Southern. com. no..
200 Colo. Southern. list pfd......
4M Colo. Southern, A. pfd.....,
" $50 Clcv.. Gin. Oil. and 8, ~.
200 Continental Tobacco. pfd..
400 Consolidated Cas- .........
200 Delaware and lIlldsol......
800 Del, Lack. and Western.
( $500 Erie, com. ............t.....
goo Erie, 1st pfd ................
900 Erie, I'd pfd... .........L.....
900 General Electric AMMAN.
800 Illinois Central .......,.:.....
400 Louisville nnd Nashvllle....
300 Manhattan .,,... ............5.
i760 Metro. street Railway....
400 Mexican Central ...........
go Mo- Kan. and Tex. com. !.
500 Mo, Kan. and Tex, pfd.,..
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MARINE INTE.LIGENCB
PORT OF RlcHMIoNp. JAN, IS. 1870

PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN, IS. 1901.
80 ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon Rhoaes MsrI9lk mIfsEcaaA-
Steamer Poeallpntas Graves. Norfolk and
James river landings. mercandlse and passen-
gers Virginia Navigation Company,
rug Radiant. RaltImore, barge OF oil, Stand,
ard Oh Company,
SAILED.
steamer Brandon, Rhodes, Neyfolk, merchanr
Barge oVevbyook. Maloney, City Point rail-
'' Jus Rfad,ant. Baltimore, oil barge
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, IAN, 49, 1904
ARRIVED
Steamer Mongolia, ,PhllssdeIphta'
Schooner Gladys My 659Fk'
Schooner j, r, Tell, Havana,
Barge rThaXtpn, Boston
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Death of II. d. Saunders,

ESPECIAL 10 TIC Tlmas- lJIBIaINII'1 -
PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. 2S'-AT,
Henry p, Saunders died last might at his
home In Pearl Street. Of consumption De-
ceased was a native OF pinwlddle eoun-
Is, but had resided In t'eIersburs for y
nlplber OF years. He WAS forty-tWo years
II age and a consistent member % West
End Church, He Is survived by q WIS
and one child. Mr, Saunders was q
member Of ola Dominion Council, Jr'1 9.
III "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
! Aged Lady I'll,

Mrs II, j, smtthers was called to Fort
Lee, Va, yesterday ly n, message ans
nonpclRg {hs Gflt.lSGaal! illness I, ~ h rs,
HuXter Is past seventy years OF age, and
her Illness Is ell the more alarming for
this cea on. "a II IA sls,a 5ss S8tis e ff
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Cotillon at Jerterson Club,

The. Jefferson Club gave one OF It's
perIodcal cotilons last night. and .,an
excellent time WAS WAS 4, bad ~ AZ Ih al
and Inviting, while the snowstorm ragged
Without, The attendance WAS eXcelicA!,
considering the !.ntowarh eather connl,
floor. Music Was furnished by Thilows
pnh "a 4 =
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NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan; 2s,--CoTToN-
Spot cotton in active demand and somswnat
butter supply Sales. 500 bales IN iudlns
100 bales to arrive ana 800 { Q; b. Prizes
Fni,ires We're irregular at the opening and
s,,oWeh an advance Of 1895 points. The
market bulled itself until an advance o. about
July yA Il ,His point liauilaiisn became heavy
In spite Of tho pro.t taking bull leaasrs frssly
nredictad that March would reac. 16c. belore
,he day was over. II did as soon as they teSk
satisfied longs The Liverpool market reported
u aays S impatus 70
ths advance Of the day that at It's he:sht
compared With last nights closing Mssn q
noints at i6ao. May 81 pointB at 10 e.. and july
g nons 2. 1872 Later the e. sisa'4 s po ea
lie market Glosng firm with net ga.ns q Ssg
A. points. ~. X, ?, ma
'Februnry, 1854 hid; March, 1902 q 1919; April
i6.36fpl6as; May, 16.5lQ l6 ! nnel ~ v.uO.of'
July 1915; August. l5s,dls,sS; sep'epmef'
1 4loTlal 49, 4tFfa isstztt
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DRY4GoOps MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan, as.--In The dry goods mar.
ket excitement continues. nnahatsd IN the raW
ffeversh condition Is very lqucf In evidence IN
piece goods nHyHg s more beral beu (, con- con-
Who is afrand Of bidding the market Up
against himself, n 49,
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, NJ, G.. Jan, 2s.-sPIRIls
TIJR PEINTINE --Nothlng doing; rece!pts 81
casks. Rosn-Firm at S2 As; receipts, Az bar
reis Ta,~-Filn at 81. ~; receipts, llQ barrels.
Crude Turpept ne--Flrm at S!'Ooa4?9; receipts.
81 barrels A1t jta N53fl u. ta4s4 w
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

pETERspuRd. Va, jan vs. -PEANuTs-
Large demand for spanish, light offerings:
sales, spot Sl.o5; sellars asking $40 .a:, with
small lots at thlsp rice. Yirglnlas, hrm at 20
NORFOLK. VA, Jan; 2s--rEAN uTs-
Farmers market irmer 1tIannsy sns,, sts y.
si.o. Spanish SsGs5e.; machine picked, 2ya
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW yox ian -E 5;eIII cd nys
ssiSg@ H arm, rss sss 4Ss wheat
trade this morning was unus4aly slow, by
with prices steaaIe on IePDFteS rams b a. q an. n
ssra,ions Wesi, Alter midday, they advanced
further on strong OUTSIDE marx ., III an pls
cash aa z; c Mas 81 a
ruled dull and easy ct lrs! Hn4sr room p, sell
Close 5 showed Mc: net advance. May closed Sc.
al 55Ye July use oassnsea %ym NO 7 AZ a5q.
BeefSsaay steamed en so refined WIZ
Elm RSsIh-srs, ezra. stJa'as1'
Ss stsaaS Hsa E% Ss ay''SS 4s
55 S,sFss oP ssa HaSns {! e. h snSs
pcan markets were no lnore tnaa stead and
the opening advance IN tha lseal marks y, az ~,
huh leader in the loca cation lnaikst was q
heavy buyer during the session. ~, r
exsnanga aausss ro i sensra de-
ahd fro mother SOURCES lhh absorbed ,sa q q
sss q pFSgfEs eas GMaf4 s
81 efe their p1ravIous gains. ms market w,
finally steady. net unenanged to points hign.
sy sasSs ak wers 'aa
E,saay s Nfsasss sslssfi rsaHea dvl N's
alf H!eTSs ls ssssa ssstaas5 if s4Sls
a ass maSs. e 1871 Si M
Pennsylyania nearby, uiE y,n aPesl, aye lar.
sy ps'ss!?ssfssEnll sssH ss sss
o aht ds s& s
"a faVg hSsYpo o. ls A. = - $500
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.
f ;,;1y ,: IS sy' s 81; &c &c s sss

III JuIy :. o'S' 10y =, o1rU
Cash quotations were as follows: Fi ~ IL,
i5 HE dairy. Iaaise No. spring wheat ne
SsdS5c 10. red, ssssh No :oS soan !t ~
white, ssisG 43Isc, No: z rye, te4c. {, G 100
feeding barley ssgssc faiE to choice nor mayt
crn sLl7is; prime Timothy seed, %; Me ~,
pork s :SST 15i sd i Pas
"a siilGt6 Ssis; abort clear sldes lbsxedO }esaats
oo WhIIsksy basis q es4B gSsEa. Il
asaslc Cheese-Steady at 1oI lo1hc Receipt l5-.
Wheat. 1900 bushels; corn $4,000 pusheis
oats. 900 bushels
BALTIMORE MD. Jan. es.-FLouR.Dull
ami unchanged Wheat--Steady;. spot co9tra as
ana the nonth s:lsa 81 sp .d no and and
he month. iSs. d4o7sc. Oats-steady; Nc IL
white 494Sse nyshhEnrrsnd Ta srs Il ilrfIs 81
slc Cheese-st and unchang a. ..s ~ ar
StaadY; Goa rsa and fine granulated, i4GG.st g
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~, 4, .t....,.,.,,,,..... 1oaA
Northern Pasis O.. g con Tx
Nprlolk nno y f Es ana pnrtic ..,,...... o.
Oregon shorI Linz Linz, !" az ...,,......, a6E
PennsylVhlHa vvv. 80 80 observation-disclosures, 98h
heanlns IeIeiI snr Mn,;ntain con 6s,....., II 1
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29
YOUNG MAN ARRESTED,
Neatly Dressed and Intelligent,
But Detective Gobbled Him Up,

A bright, Intelligent, neatly dressed
young white man, giving the name OF
Frank Whalen, wps arrested BY Natec-
tive Wren and Officer Wiltshire yesterday
afternoon OH the specific charge Of Jump
Ing his board bill In Petersburg.
Yhalen was arrested at Irhe Cil@lstone,
sSeYanth and Gary.
Lately the Lexington, ilurphy's and
Rueger's have lost oyegcoats, q The In,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, Jan. es.-seaboard ALI
as e ssasss M o
mon ,lo9gl09ia; do. preferred, n,tllng dong,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29

CIICAGO lLIA, Jan, lS-seYero cold wealth.
o rlhropghout Tho West ma Southwest an ~, Wlth
a9 y rssn,p t as q cash mey Wnaat IN
he Northwsst also esont.lbusd to the asdyanc..
The close was lirln, May being w q7so, alAy
cisely Where they left OF yesterday. FRO .s-
ions were Unchanged to Be, lower. s
me Itud'Hs lut9Ies 'a1'fHH an ~ x close
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29

& CHICAGO, ILL. Jan. as-CATTLE-I1ie,-
ceipts. 5000 head. Market 2sa4 oc. lower; dyll.
dnm, SadsGp; stockers and feeders 50. .0g 70:
AM hshfsEs sssmts1;, eannfsgs ss
Eseapts to-day. 81, G66 head on, rrow. 80 90
head. Mixed and butchers, - s. g5,lo;g l. e e
choice heavy. s5ds 10: rough, hsevi., Si.7S "a
SbeepmReceipts, 10000 head. I. sh e. and
lambs, lVa-tc. lower. good TO; nhoice wetheIs,
ssCGa 60: : fair 10 choice mixed, SS.75q4 II;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-29

n cotton, quiot; mIddlipg, 16. %: Erpss RECEIPTS
los haes sales. leo bales: stock ss6,s hnle e
Total to-day at all +, Is
baies; 10 France. 81 bales; stock, 775.s.s bales
Consolidated ut all seaports-Set recesi 9 q;
haies to France, $3.50 bales; to the centinsnt
Go, f7s bales. :, W.
Nat receipts s,9i9, ts7 baes: expor! +. tartat
britain lTsi S5l bales; 10 France, ss5,si3 tales
10 the Continent, 1,95p,-li bales