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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-18
SLEEPY HOLLOW
TO .BErDEMOLISHED
Ancient Warehouse in England,
The Tobacco Con
ditions.

Business In England was somewhat bet
ter during the last month. Tho report Of
Edward Samuelson and Company. Of Llv-
erpool. shows tho following movements In
Virginia trade: Imports. Virginia leaf. l20
hogsheads; strips. 4,227 hogsheads; de-
liveries, Virginia leaf, as hogsheadsi
strips, l,7s6 hogsheads exports, Virginia.
leaf, twenty-one hogsheads; strips, one
,hogshead. Concerning the conditions pre-
valing, the report says:
( There was more business In North
American tobacco during The past month;
the Inquiry was chiefly. however. tor the
lower priced grades. Prices have adj
vanced In the States for all kinds Of to-
bacco, especially lower qualities, More
disposition has been shown 10 secure spc-
cial grades Of both Western and Y,r-
ginia, as the stock OF these, when en-
sources OF supply having been dried up by
the diverting OF the demand. II win be
understood that the huge Stock or ll4,i2J
hogs heads does not Indicate the quantity
on sale, nor are the deliveries. 4,all, any
The King i Dock Warehouse. which WAS
opened In AUGUST, lslt. Is to ba denol-
ished Immediately sleepy H dola,y A. ,an
floor, will soon be a thing of the past.
Many good soul has worn Itself away
tramping these stones.
Duty MISUNDERSTANDING have been
presented to the Chancellor Of lsxcheuuer,
pleading for a reduction OF 4d. IN The
duty, but he has said we are not TO look
tor remission OF taxes. It was always
held that the duty DID not mat ler. 70 9
to fluctuatIon. a present OF million
and a half TO mapufaet urers In reduced
duty might be embara ssing at the present
time, so the trade may COM or ITSELF taa \
Ifha chan DE- llor5 will keen the ample az aie,
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AUCTION sALES-This Day.
/, BY The, Valentine auction Cos
NY ~ Ei. IA t1ct iOneers. isYt 4 II

tlAuCLlOueclS.3 sI. III ISL
xTKAp q i AHcT soNpEfs
do. " contained in.s that g!UGk-bllck resi-
dcrce No. lO.2 wv. Main ST., r II Is (Thu. s.
sdayJ M Q RxlN. t;E'B ~ common g eng at
lO.a, o, clock. It'll !; 4 !. IS.
kespii s, We viii sell at No. 1912 West Main
s reel all Of a he furniture contained N IN
I'LL nR f,U Il IS;Tsa.Si BACK spsNILoRsAHand
some Moquet Carpet, Mahogany Sofas
ard Chars uphols cred u, III silk broca e
3telle; E,ubdso.neS Oak Bookt sses,, Electtlic
Lamp Qlartei ga Oak Ghairs ara @I 81 p US
\ Lizard Inple, balls. cues racks and
G II d a. 81 Gieek Edison Piono
graph and Horn and liOf RECORDS g, L L.. o.
LOvvlR HALL Body BRUSSELS Hall
anu S.alr8 Carpe IS, Is II ndsome 4 Quarter :,
Saw ed & Hall Rack, with. large FreFch.
pa.c Mirror; Hall and Wicker : hairs .l1s.
1 uiTPEs HAL L.aall CARPET Chairs y: Ire
ana Water Cooler, &c.
DINING ROOM-Blusaels Carpet, Oval.
Handsome n Hh 1JsToot Quarter sawed Cl..w::
Feet Extension IT able, tluarter-Sawed3
AIaTtle-Top BUFFET, with Fhcuh llate MR.
* Fns RelrIgsratqEE, odao,ne Brass
Bst something very flre; - Has S. ooks..
Foot hesls, 8 Globe Gas Chand eliers,
estrict Fan Walnut Cyllnder, Secretary
Mussive Walnut Wardrobe, Iron Snle,
com bination lock; Pictures, &c.
IA CHAMBER q NO.. 2-Mcquet Carpet,
{Qunrtered Oak Table, Wicikcr Chails. ops
he stored Chairs, Wernick Sectional Book
cas-. q se:tionsj Cherry aao Oak Rock
er,. Couch, upholstered In silk plush;
sCcstumer, Oak Chin oniefs, ictures. So;
CHAMBER No. sE.nsra;n Gnrpotr a FL
fcn;sr, Birch Ore ser. with oval mirror;
Revolving Office Chair, 85 leather Char i,
Alarble-Top Table, Pictures. Single Iron.
III H. 8 II 8. Al Morris Chair, a-Piece
Walnut Suit, s c. 5.3 iS Es
Shil CANNTa bles, step 7 Lad der, Cooks s
= ing Utensils. 60. .-s5{ s Il
CO dition. HI Il 5 "a
8 sac positive. TERMS: Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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COTTON.
Cotton, Wheat,
Corn and Coffee Losses

II Claims against brokers and commission
merchants for unauthorized closing Of
contracts on New York, New Orleans,
Chicago and other Exchanges, collected
sbyl THE CREDIT cLEARl hG III olJsE,
4 eorrespou asnce Invited, No fees charged
gunless service rendered,
Address, The Credit Clearing House,
Collection Department, Il $40 III Broadway,
New York, or 200 Apnroe Street, Chs
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks il New York
7sA1ns.E
w. .-.--.-
10000 Ainalgamated Copper .....
e25 Amer Car, and TOuhdry....

10000 Amalgamated Copper ~.
S2S Amer. Car ana Touhdry'..'
40 Amer. Cotton Oil....ss.,.s.
XH, ,sr saa 81 G pfd
\ 200 Amer. Can. pfd ...........s.. ].
4 $500 Amer. Locomotive. con- ~.
Amer. Loo bmotlvo tfd 80,
!9 amer. sugnt ;...,.. /. I, ... I. 4
7 lc0 ~. nrd e, c .,9l, 9...7'..
d9sSS B = nta oh Iq nj;
Canada Southern .,.."....
400 chesapeake ann Ohio..a..
I, AZ Chicago Great W J, {, g y ".
100 Golo sontthern. f ist M;
Go oIo so Dui I'd ia 49, ....
Gon Nii Tobaeeo. pfd..
24O0 Consolidated Gas s........,.
7W Delaware ana IIndson......
Del. Lack. and WESTERN. I
34lpO Erie, com. Z. 49,. ,...........,
v 3NlE Erie, SlBt fpIQs...,........t.
21O0 Erie. % pfd......
100 General Electric ...........
4 8c5 Illinois Central .............'
NO0-Lotlsville and Nashvillo...
$40 hlanhhttarl... .. 49,. ......
n 1000 Metro. Street Railwny......
Mexican Central ..........,.
200 Mo-. Kan. and Tex. COM.
+ 300 Missouri Pacific 3............3
100 Mo. kan.8and Tex. pfd.,...
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s1,sss.ooo sl,65.W0
Surplus ..........."

Surplus Tor the first six months Of cur.
rent fiscal year is equivalent 70 four and
a half per cent. on sS6.G0O0O common
stock,
.Estlnated for 1908, For 1909, one-half
of total for fiscal year
It will be seen from this that the gross
cent. and net earnings Increased seventeen
and o hair per cent Tho surplus I'M
creaged s6ls, 900, or. ffty-etght per cent.
This surplus Is applicable 10 dividends on
pany's net receipts Tor the last half Of
the fiscal year were forty-three per cent.
more than for the first half, and his
has been the rule for many years, II Is
reasonable to suppose. therefore. that tho
same rate Of Increase viii be, shown in
the last half OF the present fiscal year,
II is predicted hat tne common stock
year, ana It Is believed by some that dur
Ing the year the rate OF dividend will be
increased to six per cent,
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;:l i BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, NJ. and st. Paul gen. 4s..,....... 1854
Chicago and Northwestern icon.y Is.......... 1syh
Chicago n u and Pacific esa
Chicago RI. and Pacific col. bs........... 50 3
c., o.. G. and 81 Louis gen. e1rs
Chicago Terminal IL ....I....s.......,....7 Jt2
Cunsolidated Tobacco A. ,......,...,. = yDA
Colorado and Southern - ss..l4j
Denver and Rio Grnnde e!e
f:rje prior lien Is s7,s
Eric General 10
rnrt Worth and Denver City lists ....... 10a 5s
tInck,nr VaI,ev as lo55s
,Louisville and Nash. Un1flsd "A. ......... 1874
Mania III !, congolT gold IL lvsT
~ IN 4 re m * ~ Go
W. 10 = Cnrfrat -. inc l2t
Il mn. and Sc Louis Is 97!s
W;..a,,rA nsas 3 nd 'rexas Is pi5
iMissouri, Kansas and Texas Eds. ......... 1915
National r. r. e Mex rs con. ,:
New Jersey Central gen. ss................1 zo q
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r., s s1ss s9 sss,s nssss' s.s

ii
~ n y N. Il. !, y. - -. y. -. = ~ y.
MS ~ N ). E d any. Byrd ST. Through.
:i ~ a. A. n NJ M aialn ST. rro usn.
VI az a; H. gsliliy. siut.. 81 AZ us q. An
s S:5a a. M..sxceps Monday. Byrd 81. Tarough
is ~ NJ. Week days e ~. Ashland &C.
eG To- az. M sunaay only. Byrd 81 Throagh
he siu ssops 81, week days, syra 81 rough.
week says s syTd F E5ssssex,
o9 s.as I 3 Ni.N daily. slain st. Through,
ss5 r. NJ, week days. e slln ashland 20
cG s:us 'Pa NJ! daily gyr: st. THROUGH.
Nd Il rains Arrive Richmond-SoushW ro.3as
$40 a. NJ. week days. Ella Ashland ac'
eG s:is a. IL. week anya BYRD St Fredsr1cks,
oS sss a a. Mn daily. Byrd 81; Through;
L9 9:e5 p e., daily. Main 81 Through
500 r. NJ, weeR Gays, E!ea- Ashland &c
ec sls aa,y 5 gyrI s. Thson5h lvca,
s' y Is y, daily Main s. Through AZ
rI lo:Ss i. NJ. daily Main s.. Through.
An MloET JE!Psll sleeping or Paror Cars Oh
ali trains except local Recommendations: ~,
W d. DUKE, C. wv. GUILE. We q. = AL
Genl Mani Asst. Cent Man Trat, Man MAJ
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/, (. ,.rr r,ac A. a, 1o.s
s;:$s; ;s $sS$s s: d;
Penisyya1n,aas s9n Y Is @
~ In1s and Iron Mountain con 6s..,... ~
81 Louis Southwestern lists ................ g
~ AZ = it1c is B o. IN
goutharn facilc Is ss5s
4 4Sstsst and 'a pnse ISIS
rI ;nisn 5a 4 1osn
n' s. stee eI "a
Wabash Deb, BIZ Y, 5lss
wheeling and Lake Erle.A4s ............... -
colorI.do Fuel and Iron con bz......... ~
III and o.. collateral trust % 81,
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MARINE INTELLIG ENcp,

PORT, OF RICHMOND, FEB, II. 1904,
XII ARRIVED,
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Ne rfulk, mercaAn-
disc and passengers. Old tnlnlnlop llne
Schooner Matilda Brooks. Noltass, New Yor's.
''s Schooner Gertrude 4. Tppdy. Barton. Boston.
railroad ties, F
rs EAILEn
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, Norfolk and
James river landings, mercandse and passen-
gers, Virginia Navigation Company.
h steamer Brandon, Hhodest NLrfolk, merehan,
disc and passengers. Old EoniDton line,
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. FEB. II. 1906
ARRIVED,
Barge LandseeF, Providence,
SAILED g
Schooner William 3. Palmer, BOSTON.
Schooner Alice u. Clark, Portland,
Barge Hattie, Boston. }G
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'.P |; {
DOWNWARD.
Movement Represents Ideas OF
Professional Operators ofSf1
5ss Changes in Values.
BONDS DULL AND HEAVY 1; Z y
Operators Prompted to- Sell BE-,
causc Tuesdays Attempt to
III Lift Prices Was Abortive.
yrv a ssocinted l,rcss.)

~
NEW YORK, Feb. l7.--Tlie freduchters
Of the stock exchange Changed their
position In the market to-day and sold
stocks In contrast TO the buying Of yes
tsrdny Whllc various news toms OF
che day are offered TO explain the varying
mo cmentsS OF prices, II IS lear tliatf tue
movements represent the Goas OF profess
slonai traders as to the changc in values
drcsl.ting from occurrences rather than
&C. uaI transactions IN liuu.dation or IN
Investment. In to-day's ttiatke the IN {
aid aid Use Isl o was the rate i az Oh export
*. al. rates, espccullya9,,lat phase OF
II that concerns the lake traffic from
61Iralo AZ tnc dispute = who,l = {! = re t.,.
\ brs ness yet to come. the acr.m, my. a..
pia. % Is tito more remurknble Fen.s vt
d conlinY dIpre Son IN road traLc
ana In Lesral Eausess IRE tnus in a. p rec.
dlicec by the Whispers sen Il arouEd tliat
the heav " drop IN cotton Atd CON 60 -eH,t
sDesu.a W. losses we 81 50ing 10 result esq
wiiho.t ivsrilc.ltion. Ths d.ticufdcs OF
some OF the insurance companies Involved
an 0the Baltimore fire nWunened atten-
tin 10 the possible aftermath &of that
Garmnny contributed \ story that the
Russian government was taking q sti1
altitude towards the British government
regLr ing Ithe OK .tlon lnto L hilet. ana
10, eign stock market cemeu TO be
moYed hy news Of IN ALBANIAN revolt.
Whatever share these various IT. cd -nts
may tlaye mad In the iayts dec..ne, Il
is obvious that many operators were
pro.i ptea 8s 11Aln ISL byF5l he q consd trAt.On
4 ttat yesterday s attempt ~ LIT p.lces
4 had pro. cd a bortive. SO that a movement
do&nSards v as mott q ainb G. n
rLc pend market was Ser5' dull and
heayy. rotal xaIes. par .;a4ue, sl2il0-0{
S Tinted Sta.cs Londs we.o unchanged on
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PRODUCE MARKET.

E NEW. YORK, Feb. 7.-FLoUR-Suiet. but
Fy held Rye sa tas to b seG K
WHEAT FiourSDul cornmeai--Flrru. Rye
quiet; No. 2 western. 7sac. Bare. met net
Wheatspot ar%; no ,e red sn ~ coId
9psaafSa Wes e but Declined On audson
commission house selling West Later pr sE
esaiH doliar Whsat pad closed
higher. May closed at slcl: July. 2 57.i. \,
Gornspot Arm; NJ non'n ,.i;b oP es na :,
selling ass strength IN wheat and 70 al sr.ns
Closed sisSse higher, M sIoss
60 sss ,.giso msss -:
i7S. Cut ai9. Meats uict Lardsteady Wesl.
Firm Eli Taliow- STEADY. Rosin-Quiet;. strained,
S2po. Turpcntine-Q uiot. 4,
md stoaay s ssssa Ssc nfSts
Of 81 S ponts on March, with the other pyst!ona
sralla ~ ct ruled stlad J. nr The mar.
Ike" was finally steady at o net ndvance o,isyt
Sales. so sassi susar nfn nv
s Bu.tesEr4 s1 fssa ststs
~ fss i iasa MADE fanfS sns S'!S
isc. 4 late made, lOtsc. Eggs-steady STE and
81 nsss;DY ni ,sss
and and westsrn sacks tosIS15 a gm;
tansy nanaettssss sS sr Per aS
per ioS ,salo.o0. Cotton y steam to Liver
pool, lec. I. $ 4. # "a y NJ s.5 i
CHICAGO. ILL, Feb. l7,-War. conn tlons.5
&c. q bushel to-day for May q nyery. ~ =
jumped 2Mc. COMPARED with last highs pr 4 u u
Nay wheat na ay II nhg Gy whst is
i lsSS o. 3 = - a
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NAyAy STORES.

WIhMIM N! ad gss l TscaIpla y
casks, Rosin-Nothing doing roe !pts, &. bar.
rcIs Crude Turpenune-Flrm a. $3to9 ts5i
RECEIPTS, 90 barrels. Tar-Firm q sl,Ar re-
TssrHVANNAH. Ga. Feb. E.-TURP ENTlNgI|1,
Nothing doing receipts. 10 casks; exports ~
casks. Rosin-Quiet; receipts, lHs BAL els;
e1pprAasR L iii C.. Feb. lL-TURPEN-
TINE AND Notwithstanding; nothing doing
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TOBACCO MARKET,
va Feb ~

5 sales OF tobacco on the Lynchburg market
for the two weeks ending FeI rua.y u, l8o,.t
repaired by John Y. L.45jt Cgiesby. Of Lynn .
SID i wesk ending February eth. 52e, 600
pounds sold week ending = brYary y y. ~, :
ruary l.th,' $685. 500 pounas..-.
81 Sold from October ]; ,asos 70 FEY ruary "a.
to February f3, 1919. ~ 3l5,s00 pouaaa ecr-4se
for lyy4 t,yl4, 10 pou mus. &
THE receipts this week were much the heiy-
fest of this crop The order and condition OF
the tobacco was s, much better Than taat herr.
was fairlysg rood but the- quality was rather
poor and ,thIn. Prices on all grades continue
az aheratofcre quoted. 5a8I
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X. otal sales were $4,000 snares.

s NEW YORK. Feb. II .--t,losc: Money on
cell easy,ggl La TO 2 per cent; co. ing
eager; sixty days g 3-4 10 IS; nino.y. days
3 IA 10 A. SIX months IL Ala. Prime
mercantile paper 4 sd to s Ia per cent.
sterling exchange firm, v I'll actual busl.
Tor. demand, and at s4.s!.i1 10 3i.S2.SJ for,
nxt, Gay BILLS; posted IA les SSH ~
TO si.s4 and S,6s IL. Comm ercial Ellis
3ks. Ia to SlS. lie: bar silver s. liz; Mex
loan dolaryg 46 1.c, AZ n !i8ts{25 q
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c0TToNsEEp OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, Feb. 517-cottonsead oil showed
no new feature and was about stead Prime
crude. b mills ssg3sAe,; prne r sIMmses
brine white. dc: prime winter Yellow 4ldi.e'
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SAILED.
PORT NEWPoRT NEWS. FEB. II, 1906
TOBACCO MARKET

lalT 53l89 M RlchmoNd, Va, FEB, II 10U4 v
Dark Fired Tobacc,e-New: Market coltlnles
fairly actlye at uncharged Oh, tati0ns With tail
receipta, Old; Rceslptb and oii rings very Ugh
.Erights- unchangea; quiet. but Arm; Hiyhl ~
cei5ts Sun.C ured--Actiya Tor tae higher
grades and quiet for .he lower grades re-
ccipts fair. fsi
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TO-DAY. FEB. IS AT 1880 O'CLOCK,
,vn will sell s5
at cur auction warerooms, in rhe cellar.
One Barrel of Molasses,ll Halrel Vinegar.
l$B RE. Orange luce, pa rel Herring:
I Oyster Counter 80 Pounds Liberty Boil
Chewing Tobacco. 10 Odd Rtds, etc.
we viii also sell a genera line Of Fur
nltrre on our main floor such as, Oak
and Walnut Bedroom SLiti, @Wardrotes,
st,n Ia b.es. iron Beds Mattresses, Parlor
suit Morris Z har. Lelthur-Seat Chair,
Toilet Set. I Stove, Fancy Heating Stoves,
e:c. etc. 81
RICHMOND AUCTION CO.,
Geo IL Valentine, Auctioaeer 55slt
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CINCINNATI. Q. Feb. 17.IIoG sEsteady
at s75R5.60. b Cattle-S.ronger a. $.:5Yt. W.
sheep-steady at $3.759t.s0. q Lamhs-Steady at
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~ = q ri 9F.ff 90 - IS y lhtfti
r,pX7nnor1s AfARKET.

y A9I ~, 7 ~. ~ 80,
at first hands has continued n a gust ondi-
ton, buyers placing few orders exSe &C. Nc, tor
no Inclination 70 weaken on tho part Q, 3 maa ~
lecturers The majority Of whom VII e syn y
Vine others are Of tho on. n. on that tn raw
ma teriai situation will warrant higher priccs
for piece goods In tho near future.
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AND PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RAIL WAY.

Cars leave corner OF Perry and Seventh Stss;
Mlnchester every hour ION ~ hoRTl from
Gers leave Fe tsi sbur 49,. foot os sysanHo y, e
street., every hour tlEa s9 sl, a 20 wv
Last car conass si.s ,scrf9lk ma 1ysssr
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRD-
49, STREET STATION. "a
EFFECTIVE MONDAY, JAN, 10TH
o:o5 a. MA, c. y, Express to ali points
800 A. M.-Petersburg and Norfolk
1910 r, M.-Petersburg and N. q sW..lWest
300 p. M,.-PetershurS nnG NortolK. g5 Isl n
"a 40 =. M.--G0ldsboro Local. ~ i8 IL
$3.50 p M.-Petersburg Loyal. !, ~
7;25 r., M,--"k,lorl1a and west lhaian A-' ~
0:4o n M-Psterspuls anu n, q w West
1859 r NJ, -Pstershurg L9ea1l. gs5s
I'll $50 r. M.--Florida Specln !. ~, ~, ~,
''3' TRAIN s Is rt4t y !CHMONp,
a.o7 A. .'s;t! Al ~ I'M ia 9. e.e M !;
I;vS NJ; s;h r. 7'-o =, M.ia1;a - NJ
9:l0 p. NJ. Z, 4 =, c,,,aavv
only. !, !, ,,,,,t,t5 ~, PAS, AT
w. 7, CRAIG, Gen, Pass Ast
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ls.9; middiins gull. b1S safes i,sls boiss,
Cotton. quiet nidd,iny. Z q; net II, sce
s' Toial ieaay ~ at Il al,
bsjss; @ he Continent Is bales; sto-R los. J:
consoIidatsd At all seaports,,S q rccep 4. s
bales: TO France, A.77i bales;Gto the " ntne.t,s
snce s sIs ss, q al s e +,
britain .ieV,bss bales; z, France, e.o.ssl la.es;
TO the Continent. -.lss, 49, bales
NEW ORLEANS, LA, FEB. l7.-cOTToNI.
demand on apinnsrs on both sid es of the At;
nntte but factors "a a. =. F S ud
Tata1ss epspse arm and 2rssss wers sFon
Soon tho SpsninS hsays anaa nS * sse
close OF tho session. Turing ths I, morn 4!
ars, but befs the fcl sse thu supply OF cottoa
tu
ST. points nigher Ut ". d. clinsa 70 u y ana
ADVANCED 70 ay gpsn asa n a.s y y NJ
and July opened up 4s points ct L. g. dec IN I.
70 L. OF & and advanced 10 Las. ne mar ct
closed lr1n ,at the highest ngurss Of the day,
the net gains since NonaaJ },n g
July e. August y. septohber y and & Otto
e Cotton futures steady: Eel r.ary. y, Is bld
ssns sss S'a yuiy sasi1s TX
LIS bid; september. LIS bid; October. Il ao@
II. TO- FL .s,tt st3itfs#l Il, ~ AZ
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CATTLE MARKETS.
t SSi RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
(talss 1T + Union stock Yards

3j3Is r., Richmond, Va, Feb. II, 1904
a Reca!pts Tor the week ending Monday: ~.
r.es ArsL las ms4ss! ~
biyolsc.. few extra. 6tsc. n,ed..m % goyaG y
.4rulac.; medium, TO God. aagiea co i' my,
@on az sSoa ossn s s1
satUii;?S.Raceipts. ISIS heed. Market strong.
Good hogs, 6a gaac.; rousas. ~ s11so,. Ii IL
I" SHEi,Pp AND LAMBs-RecoIpts. z head.
- 4oac.; common 70 far, Sag4s.c'; good
'a P1ospe ss'1 good for al kind. Of stock.
e. G.cA g g head Market sS strong o IL:
81. Good TO prime steers IS 45.ib; poor 2 me-
: :sGeSs5i s
HoTtERaceip.s to-day, 81, 900 head = t,-my.
$50 head. Market mostly 5c. 10 yef. nj "
and butchers tas: es9sa ~ end,
s. S;9 BaiG e 5ea sales asss
is, 90 head. Market steady. Lambs and sheep:
steady. Good to choice wrthe.s s, s4gt.tli "a
choice mixed IS 6O1 Us; native lambs, a9pd. o..
NET sead Iohsk ss.r sei Ss
sna sexs esaaay "a rs
3 ssaa to5 t,p eargyT
Dressed calves slow; city dressed seals. s,sI
IaHc. per pounds country dressed. 7gL;s.6;
ca zee. re per p1und; sheep al Lamo s.
az sS: cuiis. 500 Hogs-Recei.t It's. s.s4. head
Market nrTn. State hogs. $5.6u; sou Wes-etn
pigs. $40
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BALTIMORE, MD, Feb, l7,-FLo n
:, Tract 81 OIL; SPOT, No 2 red. western,
sios;s; Eebruary SlSs, cornsa !, laa; sPoss
WhIte, 1so. Ry,MsteaGys No. 2, 100.
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NV Norfo|kiEsy Yestern.

Wayerly and Suffolk. {. Z. !, lf :. : &
s;vSH 4. M.--UHICAdo EXPRESS. Buffet
Parlor Car, Petersburg 70 l-ynchDurg 4Ad
{RuaiyEu i.ulit!i..,i3 a,sepsr5 ftUunvke 70 Co.
iumbus, Biueneld to Cincinnati also Roam Ike
to Knoxvils. and Knoxville 20 4 Ghntta nooIa
aud Memphis. Z. . u IA 5.3 tle V "
b, M 4 j ..l.A w; RICHMOND DAILY.
# 500 al LIAAItAD > ":
1910 II. M.-KOANOANr. a.4N A.. .:lsS ior ..4-1
= nsnol,s snN ME- al
rvs .eort> $50 +, u tops only =, pets;n.
stsan,ers 10 i3oslon, Providence. Men faIt:..y
Baltimore and washington.
I ;zb, r. M.--For Norfols and I'll stations east
y 40 p. M.sNDW ORLEANS SHORT LIN E,
pHiiman Slscpers, Richmond tn LynchburY and
hoamoke \ re iersburg to l'u'9sH. Eyn.htu rg 20
Chattanooga. Memphis anu New Orleans "a
Dining Car {,,,s a, AN
p. NJ and p:lO p. NJ; from Norfolk ll;vo A.
III, and q 80 p. NJ. t 5,f 93&f
" cen'i. Pass Agt. Dist Pass, ACT,
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTSBURG. PA.
Feb l7.-cATTLE-Supp.y ght; maLks!
fair s.. 400 { is. Hogs. .ceipts. y e double
decks. Market higher; Prime heavy. g. o. 4s,ss:
light yorkers. s.. Is.SJ: p S.; 5 :sOyt ;so:
rougils, &3.5o947o, sheep-Supply Ugh \; MARI
strong, Prime wethers. 4.7UDi.So; cuus ana
common Sa43 90 IN choice lambs, $o.SvV6.oy;
veal calves, E.50ats. Is. }s
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
pEAN11T MARKET.

PETERsBURo. VA, Feb. l7.-PEANUTs-
Spanish peanuts remninI firm at 81 r. TIE Tee
their crops al !l.25 Virginias ars hrn, IT
.H IN f HnG * stoe "a g Feb. l7-pEAsuTs-
Farmers market higher or all grades; fancy,
44&e strictly prime AZ g ~ ~ \; prime ~ e
z, AIDES, sb.04c-; Spanish. sl.logl.lsH. Mar-et
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Geo. W. Mayo. Auctioneer,f
y ITO North Seventh Street.
& GEO. w, MAYO, Auctioneer.
A. Z. montgomery Salesman. iiE
K BY Richmond Auction Co.,
LOS East Main.

"A UCrlON SALE Ot MCLASsES, VIM
"A EGAR,5 ORANGE JUICE. HERRING,
EuItNIT u RE- a q - Il. ifit3t
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~ IRA ORD NARY AucT1oN-ALL
Iii y ~ TIL q FURNITURE CARPEIb,|
30. IA con am cd In that g!UGk- bi lex resi-
dcrce No. lO.2 Nv. Main st., r l1ls (Thu. s.
dayJ MO RNlNCi, tl1B. {, commencing at
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Il Spot cotton closad quiet, mldding up ands,
13.vJ; middlinE gulf, l.15; safes. l,sl6 b0lss.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Feb. II, 1901
4lrl QUorAplONR.

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