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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-24
oolym:pep Tonight.

Miss Amelia bingham, w,]1, present
the Academy tonight. to-rnorrow mat
inee and Tomorrow might, IS 4, !,
The new play Is far cry from the moe ,l,
crn comedies Of manner with (, which Y MISS
Bingham fame has been chiefly $50
ors. forsit is semi-hlstorical romance
Of the time Of Louis ny. II affords Miss
Bingham a role IN which she, runs tht
gamut Of the emotions ana SHOWS tSa 1 t.,ns
past ago as we'll as that OF the present
Decourcelle comedies the insplraten
story hangs upon the love az Jacques
at Avigiion. for Olympic do Cleve, 6 pro ,'
vincial acttess Of great and In!.
being confined In tha meditation cell fo's
this nffense, he ESCAPES and takes i rel
aSs y H Erefn oe@ nam e Ills q sistpi
young novice. who knows all tho lines q
hs eaaste ARENA tH b niupses honelssa
about IL Tie tie country ,.ntil lie is tricked BY
political consplrators. who Wish no re-
move him from ne sbS ysln.y q Ser o faV5s
Wit, With King Louis MS well. Jacques sur
renders himself as Il dcserter from tno
army, IND Is shotflust as Olympic reaches
This story Is sst II scenes Of ( great +; 2, ].
beauty and Interest the first art showing WI I;
the colsters Of the Jesuit collese, WIN VIZ,
the rich colors Of tho MOVERS aha III, tuiu
With the cold, gray walls, OF the chapel
and tho chants of the monks. Miss Bag
ham will bring tho entire knleKefp,1pss .h %
rheatre prodaetiion here ns nsaeud eos e
scenery and effects, 4tl3F ds45 83il 3 blA5
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PASSENGER WIRES Y
Almost Entire Train Goes IN
River, But No One Killed.
'l, fsnetc al, rs The Tunes ton

r
AsHDVILI4D. N. G. c., Feb. " %, Rasasi
ger train No. IS. westb bound. was swrecke
at ESQ O'Clock this morning one and on
half miles cnst Of Brtdgep ort, Penn. II aN1
Engineer George CT rkc.s n n re man AAto1
(coloredl and a passelge l,, ~ hose ~ !, lae.p1
cannot be learned, were injnred Il! 0gqs,d
Mr. Clarka,s legs was bro ken.tg y hes N
juirics OF the iother$ two were not ssertoli1
'rlle accident occurred a TIA point y ha5
the railroad runs between n q ufGa an
tho French Broad River. and was calaS|
BY a stone sliding down up pom tho tias5
The engine and baggn &c N1ali We're 5py y 4
tArncd and two passen or cars ttlsnpls|
ikto the river or the entire train onI
the Pullman car was ls,ft on the lTa M
was killed. Early reports here werc gtlisI
= In number had been killed !, and Dr. Sle
y, Hlllard, the railway phystcla,n,;; u ys,
.to the scene Of the wreck on M M
which leaves here at 7.lo a. NJ !.
George Clarke Is one OF the tHo olael
engineers on this line IS the ssou,snsslf
now a resident of KNOXVILLE. i5al ls.s X
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REMAINS IN JAIL.
Mrs. Jameson's Counsel Ask An
other Continuance @ ther Cases.

Mrs. Jameson Counsel Ask An 2
other Continuance Other Cases.
Mrs. Mary Jeanette Jameson, charged
with getting $50 from the American ma
ttional Bank under false pretenses. was:
again in the Police Court yesterday moi RI
ing. but for the second time the hearing
was postponed. Mrs Jameson returned
to the jail until March 1st, d
During tho brief period Mrs. Jameson
was in court yesterday she was seated
between her counsel, Mcssrs. H. NJ
Smith, Jr.. and John w. Williams. Presl-
dert O. J. Sands, OF tho bank. and Po-
ltceman f.. J. Bradley. who made the
arrest were present as witnesses. The
continuance of tho hearing was made
Mt the request of her attorneys.
Justice John had some other cases.
James Mayo, a colored man, was charged
with carrying pistol concealed q. He
vas fined $50 and sent to jail for thirty
days. n js !, q y, rs I, 81.
yagrant, will have his hearing March
9Th. Is ..s'.St.. q I, I. q ,.s
". III. Hawkins, charged with being a
deserter from tho United States navy
was held over until March Sd. that the
naval uuthoritics might be communAY
Gated with.
The remaining cases we're not impor--.
jtnnt. ~
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PRODUCE MARKET. j

% l,slq ssMs "a i, pa.sns;
Hsi5ssii 81 hgs 15ss
opsnsa Ta 81 s,rsns ss raj sss
a sea M
lover May closed Al sioS's July. A ss7seei
corn-Spot iirTn: No. nominal Options nr,n
fa sssei SYs
provisions The close was unssttled at aD
es;, ns! aws FIRM sy s!oisa e. s.as
sea@sa ssd1. ssnsa
Firm. iowe3tuteest Ros'n-sseady. Turpsn.
mild. steady. Tho market for coffee futures
aesss Il 8 poat. Snas
market turned easier Just bef =. the close on
ruprs q In EeT Inn ana not MAS
Sales S: coo bags susar-Raaw firm: tar me, re-
s sassei au MieIasss ee etAS
ss.sa Safe fa sai.
1ssSs whs ssss bta
;sylvana, nearby. average finest IS, "a 1o,.
ssR Ios s5y. ts'ansa ss
and and western. s,.eks ss 5eSia,7o Pean Is
1rn, fancy handpcked other don Ion ann
SID $500; per 10. $50 10 o. cotson-by steam am
sc c IHHsspG2oo, Ill, Feb. .,wlth the sudden
ness OF a cu,prit tcrkcd from q scaffold the ne
May option Of wheat oday tel ~; ;,, sra
that @werc ilcart- breaking, trading was on. an
enormous scale. FcaIs OF european conpt. ~
price IN, to o new high record mark. Sl;oS.s..
hut Tremendous llqnidnto lon caused r heal o oa
final ngiircs were downu No: July closed l3sc,
lower May corr, was off 1isg1Ac.; oats 5lc',
and provisions l5el.7isc. KS n g5E
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PRICES
GO DOWN | \.
rhc Market Makes Good Start
8Against Depression, But
555 Becomes Nervous.
SOME be- 4 N rs VIOLENT.
Close IS at About Lowest, With
Price Losses Ranging UP
.88 to Two Points.
nv Associated Press,

IA! NEW YORK, Feb. GA good start
against dept ession was made BY The stock
market this morning but The tone became
nervous and 6npprchcnsIvc MS the day
wore on, ard lnHtho al ternoon there was
pcsitive weakne ss. Tho relative SHIRE IA IN
ernl fActors In evidence, was not very
had It's impetus from foreign sources,
Nnero The success Of yesterday +, 9 i5 II
4 ISursa was ioiioaed by some tc.ou " 9 &
The Laser acton OF tho local MAX
save rise TO the suspicion that some
h. tnanipulntlonEtoEaf afford Ii better ia Us
TOR. selling. Tho concentrated nature sof
tho selling INDUCED some tears that large
,ntareatBf were qu dating their no. d4nGs.l
/ The sispcnse fe over the coming NOT 2.
Scfn$ Securities decision WAS an important
girtinencn In the market, md tho WI
room tor the opinion held BY some Per-
sons that ~ was The dominant inlluenS : g.
4 When tho report " rs received that de-
els oHs Wre being delivered. the market
showed tho greatest wea kness 9 the
whole day In sympathy with n break 81
81 In Northern Securities itself On l,r
The end II the Moratorium on, BALI .!l
more OBJ. cations uncovered no elnbsaral.ss
trent. when caused satisfaction. ,.3
sltwcst OF tho day aud showed lossss
ilnngng generally between ] and / al
points. sousiern Pnclnc was the most
ACTIVELY pressed q for sale. and aa3iinnl-l
i'er OF dormant stocks made violent &c s.
cliEes. 5sf u.
IN Bonds were moderately active and easy.
4 no n. ga les, par value. 81 ,3i,00o. "!
United States t1isees, registered, adj
3Sancsd ~ per cent. on cal. &
l'otnl sales were 47s,Go1 shares. 4 Z
NEW5 YORK. Feb. 23--Money on call
3ciosed Il re to I AZ. Tine loans steady,
Sky days 8 to % III per- cent; ninety
days . to 9 l-s; six Inontl,ss4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper ga to d IA;
STRING exchange firm. with actual bust
ness IN bankers bills snt sl.s6.2D to $780,
u for demand and a I si.S3 ~ TO SSI.s3..?5 for
SIXTY day bills Posted rates $4.s3 1-2 10
si.si and {i-ss az to &,S7. IS Commercial
r JScSIcanH dollarS 40. 3s34 Ks
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TO REBUILD.
Board of Trustees Of Greensbor
Female College in Session,
(Spesial to The Times Dlsl

GREEN sgoRO. N s. C.. Feb, e :; Boa
OF trustees OF Greensboro Felnal ssS v, .s
.iose which was destroyed by Are 9la
Wees, REPRESENTING the two Nett gu
Associations. arc in session here. z bI
p-eu d Glued 10 use the th.rty,tiye thea
and doyars TO BIO realized iron, tHsu ram
To nay oii the bopued Ind SHIT dnsss. hta'
WI! ia taken, though deans are not l
perfected e rebaiId 1e se saess bee Iss
Is. p ember LIST. &, ~ Z, II,
Voluntary offers OF cash eontribpttoI1
amounting 10 seyeral ttousa N 4 NJ sd0s tall
have been made without any sol itnstSl
The COL, SO was chartered IN NSSs
at some o,i,er po.nt Mere not GO eEeI
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NAVAL STORES

TURPENTiNE--stend al Coo. y: receipts, e Is
casks. Rosn-NothlMg doing recer,s: l99 bar
Crude Turpentine-F Firm at fs5oa4.2S: receipts
g hlssH e Irsss GA. Feb. 23.-TuRfENT1Nt-
Nothing doing receipts, 149 casks; exports lis
casks. Rosiii-rm sales sl2 bar n els. re-
= HARi,ESTON.gl 81 q. Feb. % --rUR PEN.
TiNE AND ROS1N-Nomlna othings doing ;
II lot at ions omitted t3i S4Ei Es,{fs
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Rlehmond. va. FEB.

R55 SKi..S iS.2g p q IA
& Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. Col. Truft
s per csrt-s.to0 at % GO at 81
4 Il STATE sECUKlTl tjS. Bid Asked.
Eortl, Carolina 4s. G.. 1910 lo2
Va Centuries. "a. 9. and Ri. lssi .. 9s.ss u
H ltAlLnU.kU3 STOCKS, S3sg5f#i
AtIan'S ana charls 4 ~ 4; r. 1907 le q,
Kieh; and Msck;.lst Is !. l:l Is; %
IL. Ft:on. LIST is. 1870 80 20 z
s5s RAILROAD BONDSS 3 5s $S. sss. ~
Atlantn and Charlotte \. u. .s. 100 l51
Atlantic Coast Line Of COIN 100 20
Chnshi,rAke ana l3J5 ~ II -.
Norfolk and Western com. LOO 10 ...3g
r.. r. a4ia y. n Day. Ohi.g.-......1y) 2D9
southern Railway com. .1.....s...lD Sd -. r
IL EA.sti STOCKS. f
First National .......f......s..,....l0 LIS =.
Merchants National 100 $50
Metropolitan Bank OF Na-...... IS $50 q
ShtiUnal teunk ot,sy arg mai, Is ~
Virginia Trust Company ...........lD 5lol 4
s. MISCELLANEOUS ri
T V. Chem; ptd g p 100 los
Va Car. c. Co. Cpi. Ir. s p. CO.. ':Iss .Sft
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-rhe cotton market
opeGfd qu4eG and steaGy u. decnns VI
ion, due caieny to fears OF a roact.oIi''n 10 4
result OF uns.ttnns war nsWs. Eap.eH. how
was cnnpleted pracea began u do he ter GU
bull support and coycrins. promoted ~ the
ports ana interior .o,nts. Mondays movement
EnG, aiso been very lght, and WIN .e4rices
to the urgency OF spoi denanI anu the scat!s,.,'
81 cottYit. the puiA leaasre hsrs anut Ia New
Al Hrst tns list laaysI 10 srauaai.y u ab5t
d.duy showed greater acti atty and cxc.te-f
.snes ten oins uiy Wh,s st Tie eont,nusd
buying Ut March by important spot interests
would be pronlp,iy tafen care OF. Tna ADVANCE
WINS also encouraged by tho hrmness al New
P Pa mat 1 s atdfs
Tho Southern market. anu hero an there .apt
3peared to be apprehension or nscornnr} m May:
At any ratio the narisa. advanced Irap.diy and
advance d nsa ny s.is withsut any substan,;ai
ssns s. hes9 Mo e avdsnty S%s
fstersk Ssd
financial dlnicnltea in g 1sE'In and r5l.nar un-
setilng war rumors aided IN PROCURING an
This market was nnally barely steady with i
Sc ayn psf apwn liz
only about. one third OF last ycars. and r..
are Slightly Hiiafb more liberal sstatses as tho
sssn FIN sss s oY Ssss hay aa ssSH
KfssiSs S ts c wssf gss
aG bsss ss 500
a NV rssdpi Il Wis sS paFss s
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Police Captain Loses Keys.

Captain Alex Toml insor. of the 49,
tive force, had the misfortune YsstAtssa
Ia lose his bunch Of kays; lA vi XIII 81 w
Ma RIM key NO. "a, ~ VI f,jS tiaS and u 9tf4
ber 81 o,ter keys The gllldsr Ia Fsq stASel
- rsipsn them 81 aim AZ sl sl 4 9s9'
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
VI Richmond, Va Feb. 90, 1904
El3i g}5 g5. POPULATIONS. sg5
CATTLE MARKETS. VA
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(salea at Union Stock ards. 4

iSuteS
8 Richmond Val. Feb. %, 100 4 t{s
II es ssas o arses active
Best ssGns bess etefFs
4 MEDIUM gSsas s,d sas. 81 asa
soe i faSsas
sS ss as 4
chicago g; ILL., Feb IT
Gced g prime steers. ,s5S5.7S; POOR q Hesum.
sSH ss s baiis g Rs';sta ses
s5s good to iosst hsay ans
heavy, s5.s5g5.45; light. sl91a5. 80: bulk Of
MarEet ssssay Ss sssy sss
lower Good 70 Shose I. Tar
g shS:ss nasivs issaa
lambs. s516 100 III @ g$
4 NEW. YORK. Feb. %. EE 2 YES No receipts
Receipts, So7 head. Market steady. Vcals.
slSes CITY dresssn vsals a,s1lss Ga epp eGr
shslsf a n@Ds ss asse su
a aspss shs Rs Rsae
Prime State and Pennsylvania hogs. S575as.vo.
UNION STOCK YARDS, p1rrsBuRe RA.
Fab. ~ .-CATTLE-Supply 20 loads. Market
steady. choice. 81; lDdS.3 prime s., syd5; lo;
decks Market steady. Prime hsavy, ss1e.lo:
mediums, $1,000 IS; heavy workers.. ssas19:
rouEhs. s4G5,5o. heep-smppiy- light Market
stendy.s-t Prime wethers, $4,S oa5. 90; eul!s and
common 50. t0di3 %; CHOICE lambs Vs. 4OI6,60;7
veal calves, s75og SO. l5s53 II
q h q M
CINCINNATI, o.. FEB. III "a. III OCis--Stcady.
hit higher at 81. I0l5.H0. Cattle-Steudy at
s3.a50ii. 80. sheep-stcady.sa at saai,Go Lamha-s
Easy ut S5.50Il6.53. 444 tla 5E5l1al
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U. S. rcft,ndlns 2s. registered lo5
U IS. rcf,inding cs. cotp,n....... loh
u. s ss registered (. 4. 1o5A
III H a. coupon y. !. 1854
t1.Fs New 4. 4. 4. :. 1871.
u. s. New al coupon f. I. /. I. I. ls:A
u. 81 Old Is, registered !. B. I. 1914
ii. s. Old a. coupon. n. :. 3. 1o1.s
Atchlson general IS s9ss
Atci,ison dJustment Is % MI
Atlantic Coat Limo IA g: a"fs
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore ana Ohio s,As ii. a:X
Cent ral II (; eorria 81 4. s. Il. i. " I.
Central Of Georgia list Inc % ISL
c.bcsupeake and Ohio 41ss e. !. 1s5h
jf.hica,,o and Alton s1s \. rs
Chicago. d. ana Quincy new 49,. "
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Sentence.

Especial t. The ,TIlnts DISpAtcf no. n
MlNSIO.S-SALEiM. M, ", Eep.S z
Judge, Allen to-day ssilte nGea HI
5tw ntS- years Tar Killing Fob syrEa
colored. last October. Kelly siihHitkes4
a verdict OF murder In the second De- :
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" ns,,ntatio}1s 'n M ar follows.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG. VA, i. Feb. 23.--pr5ANUTe
Tia market refnains uncha nged Z. The offsr- e
ior better prices; Spanish peanuts arc I'm At
f nlrHs'oR Fl, Rsr prrs ss s-rEANrra-
Farmers market higher OF AZ Grades: fancy,
ifc.: machine 3, picked. aaGll?c.: common
grades. 3ttG+c.: Spanish. SILL a. lela hiarhst
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Net receipts. G,silGle bales: export, 9 Great
Britain, 900 917 bales to France, B3i 81 ba1ea
to the Continent stsS, 23l bales. q a. ss5
IL NEW ORLEANS. La. Feb. 20. --CoTTO on
Spot cotton firm, demand active and supply

5 NEW ORLEANS, La. Feb. q. COTTON
Spes cotton firm demand active a and supply
Futures stoady at the opening and PRICES
5wcrr 5I3. 4 points higher than saturuay'
close. Farmer Liverpool and light receipts gave
5skyward.s si FIT recessions followed the neeys
Ter adyanccs but the trend vas. distinctly W,
and aoId up 10 i. 81. May opened at ~ 9s and
advanced to 400. July opened at 4 81 and
the day. there were declines Of lhapte points on
tho active positions. Tho market e osed hr r.
i i. u, u Stay. june and July each IS; August
IS: September, 30, and October, b. ! =. A.
March 1891 BID : April. 1i.?l bid; May; 1L4i:
June, IL 6sFf14ss; July, lIstfJit IS: August
l4l0a1t2g; September. l.. 70 bid lLo'
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Glen Allen School,

Tho monthly honor roll for Glen Allen
School Is AS follows: sS 81
"a Grammar Grade Ben amin Ftolladay.
Clifford Ireyett, Ernest HtSyat,,, IL A t4nI
5laday and Rosa Cru ls 4. * lS& II
URINARY Graf losspa Garsssi
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DYNGHBuRtJ no BACCo MARKET.
p, 4t,ynchburf. Va, Feb. "a 1904 N

saies ofs loose tooaeco oh tho tynehburg
ma rketB FOR tho two Waets ending E.bfuafy
~. SiS64 teporied ~ Joln H. oglesby, 81
soia week ending Febr,iiy Ia. oss 400 pounds,
soid week ending February clth. ga iD1 poands;
decrease for week ending February GOTH ie4,1oj
pgsS oa rom pctober L 1909. TO February. y.
1901 7,s5.0oo pounda aold froni. octo er 1872,
cred or 20 ~ for iso,. s.74a. zoo pounds,
Receipts this week rather lighter than was
nothiiisJ done or the farm but get theft obaocD
ready for tnar ket. and tho roads are Il, .slich
fhe farmers atc either holding their tobacco
back hoping tor bsttsr pEiens Or there re- ,s not
was thought Is be. Some think the later
true reason 4 rscspts sou,a b. ksrt ~ fr,,9
81 letter, for both buyer and seilers fr,ces
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q M y INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF, RICHMOND. FEB. "a, 1904,

= steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Nc rfolk. Bmercnan-
disc and passengers. old Cnminio8n . nne. a
Ismes river landing d rnarcandise5 and passen-
GERS. Virginia N avisatlo Company. M S
7fa eAlLEn #
Ii Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk, nerchan-
d,se and M aye myers, b Old non line.
= Schooner Matilda Brooks. Nottake. New Sofx.
wood "a f1sPy
PORT NEwPoRTS NEWS, FEB. %, 1900.
ARRIVED.
! Steater ITestea. Norfolk.
Barge West virginia, Rroy!d 5sIss
Steamer Rio Fjano. Liverpool.
SAILED, s{t5 iis3
Z Schooner a. NJ. Colburn. Boston.
y Schooner AMMO 5Ainsle,S Clare mont 5,5;;
Barge r. r. vi Thomas, Providence. i5.Ft
u Barge Annie H. Hmlt tn, Providence a.
4 Barge Gibson. y Providence. n
VI Barge Undaunted Boston 5sss 81 81
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pRY GOODS MARKET.

remains flrm, but buyers are inactive. Further
advance IN cotton has siysns sellers a 90 go
transactions which .u1lght have been cot1:uir-
mated ct light reductions ~. arc nov neg np
the full market price on his product Jobblne
activity continues both locally and throushone
tho coin ~. $500
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond Va. Feb. 20. 1901.
Dark Fired Tobacco--New; Rece. Its continue
liberal market hrm at quotations Olu:s Re-
Su}et' but little doing, Brights--U nchanged;
niiist hut Arm. Sun. Gured--RsG ils continue
liberal and market fatFly actlys at unchanged
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8corToNsEED5 OH MARKET

NEW YORK. Feb q. Buainess in tho cot.
tonsecd iii market to-day was n l!tp'ted pro-
portions. The tone was steady with h9 g! ere
crude. L o. 81 mills, 32@32Ec.: prlli summer
yellow 3Sii 6S9c of sum n1er ye 10y. nonnai
prime white, {lc. prime winter. yelioW, 4lspfsc'
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CLOSING {: q. BOND ), 81 QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, M. and st. Paul gen. ts......... loSs
Chicago ana Northwestern consol 7t..... !12s.a
Chicago, r. L and Pacific 4s..........,... SIS
Chicago. r.. and acfo col. bs.......... 4, 7a!s
O.. C.,E c. and st. Louis gen. ts......,.s...
Chicago Terminal As % IL
Consolidated Tobacco 4s ..........,.s..t,...5 Ply
Colorado and Southern As .......s..tt...... g4.z
Denver and Rio Grande Is ga
Eric asnerl a. SIX
Fort Worth and Denver City. ists.,.... y -
louisville and Nash. United Is ISL
Manhattan consol gold lsstt
MEXICAN Central list inc Observation-Disclosures. lex
Mimi and ST. 6 Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sy3t
Missouri Kansas and Texas As. i97is
Mirsouri. Kansas and Texas eds. q ~
National r. RE- Of Mexico con. 4s...,,...,. =
New York Central gen. 3ihs................9i (,
New Jersey Central gen. 6s.........,.,....les ls
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Northcrr b 13acifc Is i02 81
Northarii Iaciiic 80 1ols
Norfolk and Western con- IS .......s..... e.t3
Oregon Short Limo As and Partlc. ...... 81 M
fPcniisvlyanitL cony. aiss.:! 0ih
ST. Louis and Iron arountain con. lleS
e. 81 ouis soat I'VE ai its .
Seaboard Air Line Is g, 5
Sout hern Pacific 4s "
Southern Railway 81
Texas and Pace slsts l 70
HnISs SasSSs 1872 g
& g is
Wabash Deb. BIS -. !. -. gs1
WnsslnE ED gsatl na'Sf lf.e *
SCoioiu do Fuel and Iron con-. As 19.a
Central Of Georsi ed Inc, 2s,s
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Official Range and Sale 81 Stocks II New York
sA1Es;'
21eo0 jAinalgatiaLed Coppe!' !
II 400 American Grass 1t wlne.....s.:
200 Atnar. Car and Foundry. |

21ao0 3AinalghniaLed Copper ......
4 400 American Cirass Irvine .....S
zoo Atnar. Car and Touildry....t
Il 100 Amer Cotton Of .s..........
Amer. Snuff .,...........s..
Amer. Snuff, pfd...........
Amer. rsat1S.y...
Amer. Can. pfd......,, ,......
200 Amer. LOcOnlotlv com ....
100 Amer, L LOCOMOTIVES, pfd.a.a
800 Arier. Slgnf 80 Il. "
4oJ A.. j. and IS. Fe. pfd.s.. ...l
$500 1Sal timore and Ohio.u...s..s
y3,fyj Brpokiyii Rnti,l 1'ra1lsit....
sCaflada Southern ..........
500 Canadian Pacific .,...,......5
1900 chesapeake ard Ohio......
ilnJ5t'hicaGo Great .Westcrf....
5000 GILL, Nil. and 8. 1'..........
4 500 Colo. Fuel and SIro,i.....,...
1864 Colo. Southern, com..... ~!
10 Colo. Southern, 1st pfd.
~ GIey. Gin chi. nnd's. IL"
] sOi, Gontinsntal. Tobacco, jpfd..
$500 Consolidated Gas ENNNN.5.
400 Del. Lack. ana Wcstcrn..y
Slo5 Eric, lst pfd.....,............
1900 Erie. "a pfd ..................
SAo0 General Electric ..,.........
100 Illinois Central 5s....,.......
91CD Louisville and fashvillo....
4 200 Manfnttai,..... $3.50. 3......
100 Tetro. 4 Strest Railway......
1850 Mexican Central ............i
III Us M Of, Kan. and Tex, coin. !.
500 Mo- Kdn. and Tex pfd....
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-24

Short leaf ......y.....t. ...sss...,.. s.99 .sse
Long leaf tts...,... sM Y i!.W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-24

Y S;rot cotton closed quIet, 31 points hlgher;
mlddlipg uplnnds 1880; midding gulf, 1905;
Cotton, quiet mlddng liSa; net receipts.
81 baIes; gross, .903 bales; stock, 75.ssa bales,
Tetal t9,day at sll ssaE2rtsS,t reSe pss
bales; to tho Continent, 400 bales; stock. 67S-
consolidated at all seaports-Net receipts.
1858 bales L; export to Great Britain. u, 4SS
bales; to tho Continent, 6.3l. haless.
Total since September LIST ut all seaports--i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-24
The aleadlnr futures ranged! as follows;

The leading futures ranged as follows; III
Z open. Il. High. Low. cloao,
~ ~ A. &; 4 4
IN E E::| II 81 |
c,S sS'Rs-S z. = ~. ~ ' u.
s E E;S; III HI Il: III III III:
} Hsy d, 4: 1913 1913 'si!
lSS ' ,s j. W sss IN IN E;; s s5
1niyy 7s7 7 rs is rs 7sS
Cash quotations were as folaws; F iIsk3ts:
a siss 10 lssSs Ss a,lSs No s?'inz
ssea sssP FL 6 Sis!ssT e
s sSsS N .ssd nsE!syss&ss 's Psmf
ssS S,! i Tss
S s?SsE y s5jsS
BALTIMORE. MD, Feb. %. I'll o LQIRS-s'rnng
SIS M9'sE s$S
siS5ss sRSs FL n WHITE hs
Fimi No. 2, Tie 8. {
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET,
FLOUR Continues In fair demand; receipts
EAff-Actiyel fair. receipts
(,oRN--Fir!n, but luiet,
4 OATS-Eull. f5 rs
HAY~-WIth stocks very llSht nn1 receipts
small market is acttye at fnil quota lions.
fNG GSr-Rece!pts light; marNst 9 u e..
PUT1ER-Fancy GRADES Era an' n TAR denqnd all
o'PPeoSu ftsRsVs aclive; at quotations.
" VIRGINIA BACoN--oll: Continues In good
demand, New: Smell well cured hams in fair
demand, other stock dull, II . az 4Ys
POTATO IFS Receipts eont!nue light and mar
APPL5s .ReceP ss moderate; market IN good
oKhE GE,sz1pull: liberal reselpts, !, q.
,5S Fs Ts JAZZ s esq.,
t's; aour, 1859 barrels; hAy, ssol tonsif mil
Il s II! Il TN iS as74 bush.
Sss A III, RFEaspp
irSsfksSs. hens, per y j, s
iii kk,s. madluh psr
large Il e H.
y 4 II .s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-24
The Water Committee Disctisse'
Electrolysis, But. Declines toa
Make Statement. $50

The Water Committee met last nigh
in the City Hal: and proceeded wlt
F its work or the electrolysis mattef.s ~
session was executive and the Ecl y All ilrHta
declined Ito give out any Statement tNf 2
publication. It is understood how eye|
Tint the cominitteo has about complies leg
tho task: and that an q m cable 40 1ll y!
mert Of the differences between tan an
the street railway companies sh ua IS hsa
reached. It will be reces sary. n icy 9. IS
less. to hold another m Getting baforeHs
final report can be- made i!54 IL
The Committee on Relief Of tits Roo "a, !,
failed to got a quorum, NJ gsSSes n