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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-16
RED CROSS INQUIRY
RESIGNATION OF MISS BARTON
NOT 10 STOP IT.
Came as Surprise to the Remonstrants
Agreement Made by
All Parties.

The resignation OF Miss Clara Barton a.
president of the Red Cross Society and the
election of Mrs. John A. Logan az acting
president to fiji her place has done nothing
toward settlement OF the difficulties that
exist IN that organization. 80 far as the
remonstrants are concerned.
Mr.. Leigh Robinson, representing the
remonstrants, today said that this action
came as surprise to the remonstrants. and
that it in no way affects the agreement
that was reached before the adjournment
Of Congress looking toward reorganiza-
tion Of the Red Cross. That agreement was
made in the presence of Senator Proctor.
chairman; Representative William Alden
Smith and Gen. Fred. c. Ainsworth. coun-
sci for both sides Of the controversy, as
senting to its terms
The agreement provides for q temporary
organization, under the control Of a board
of twelve members, four of whom to be
selected from the old board. four by the
welt. who IL also to name the temporary
president OF the society.
Proposed New Charter.
The organization so formed Is to continue
until Congress at Its next session grants
new charter for the Red Cross. The
charter now in the hands of Senator Proc
tor and Mr.. John W. Foster, which. 1t is
understood. was accepted by both sides
of the controversy as satisfactory, provides
for the permanent form of government OF
the society by the creationof board Of
eighteen members six to be selected by
President Roosevelt. six by the old board
and six by the remonstrants, this board to
elect president
The remonstrants have understood that
a meeting would soon be called to effect
the local organization, and prominent men,
bers of that faction declare that they do
not expect the plan to be interfered with
by the ceremony involved In the retirement
of Miss Barton and the elevation Of Mrs.
Logan to fill her place.
If there Is made an effort to postpone the
meeting at which 1t Is expected the tenn
porsry organization Is to be formed until
September g. the date announced by Mrs.
Logan for meeting to deal with ''the
present unpleasantness and unsatisfactory
condition Of AFFAIRS" the remonstrants will
probably protest against such delay.
Remonstrants File Petition.
The remonstrants have already fled pc
tition with Senator Proctor, who knew
nothing of the resignation of Miss Barton
and election of Mrs. Logan as acting presi-
dent until after the action had been taken.
asking that the investigation be continued
at once unless the agreement to place the
Red Cross under the control of a new
board Is at once put In effect
Senator Proctor left the city today for a
short time, and the remonstrants requested
that If he could not personally resume the
investigation at once that he turn that duty
over to Gen. Ainsworth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-09
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Jan s.--cotton opened nrm n,, a.
All advance OF 13a21 points. with staa Hns
e esa a sas points tho Liverpool market
The market continued for thesmSss n PIT fe ny eo
low carly estmate while tho amount Of &c e9 9to
ton into sight Tor the week aounse spe eo aton
Was more largely on New Orleans ACCOUNT IN
proportion e the general sota alo as
Tradins wns quiet until shortly after noon en;
when ees adya5ced On n r nsTs IN Tia ar
East' large urdars cnme from the Southern
markets With spo. senters. ;9 h;Kns- d pf e
strength. some reporting a.' n,,st In total
eached bales W'en rise enc 3, a5Sa
nimts, a nut' the best OF the day. NJ 4
ne %e 5 Ssas.
Tor thc weak 235, 900 bales against 1911 last
week and s75 1Is last year .day,a rscn :, esa
at New orleans were s 81 ea Isa agahl suanst
last year, ann At 2Houston o'o"J oa1e' 70 ''lst
!, sS6 last year. lhg4 tta sSfl' tag4t
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Wall Street Gossip.

585,s. ~. a Especial. to Tha dimes Dlspatch)
NEW YORK, jan s.--The stock market
showed a good deal ,of confidence and strength ,
: at the opening. The previous nj hts loan
crowd had shown somo reduction, !n1.he Dor.
stlll some short interest, particularly In Atcn-
ison and Baltimore and Ohio. I,
Tho foreign houses werG fair buyers az ina
opening, but tho commission house business
was very light.
The early strength in sAtchlson was probably
due to the covering Of q few Western shorts
Tho Well following is still borrowing stocks
Il There has been some accunluiat|on OF Penn
syivanIa around about III and the foor traders
say that some one was holding the bag when.
ever Il sold below that figure. There is good
demand In the loan crowd. and the technical
position would probably help market bull
pool IN the stock.
in the first hour. also the selling OF Amalga-
mated Copper to certain extent enc-t
market which was waiting for q lead from
oonle Of tha laTBer spectators. the coIntnls-
Rion house business wAA very small.
Tho u,ovhnent In the Mexican iasuea was
partly speculative, but has been influenced by
The advance on the silver In London.
i Tho market closed firm and near tho, best
the purchase OF compa rntiyely l.,!e stock and
floor traders was that stocks could be advanced
easily by the old process OF taking usually In
active issues In turn. 4i& i
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offer for sale at Public Auction. on the
pi emises. all the reA! and personal rrsP'
erty Of sald company, located ~ an and i AZ
i ana smSFssaF IL s
LlTElA. waters thereon and the D., Mec =:
e? TH IGtassIis5 Ja s9MatpEsfG.a
s sAniLpYN WITH Is 125 gE GfX oHDEN
Extensive t.sMana sly sverandus; It is neated BY
steam lighted oy ELECTRICITY MMssupp1 led
CLENH, PURE WAITER. from an AltTE-
SIAN WELL. and equipped with q com:
lete Hydriatic department. The power
station, with boilers. engines. pumps, dy-
iignt, power heat. Ice and refrigerator
ample for TIE needs Of te hgvse at M
arranged and ample and me Bott.:ag
tor convenient handling OF th ss mnera
es kennels ~ bowling alley and an eight.
oom dwelling II gooa epsr ara enc
celIent. The properties cost more han
i2VO,VO0. The Hotel Is literally lifted cut
with furniture. bedding, lincls, carpets
china. silvcrWure. Kitchen utensils, &tc
cl Ehs SSSurhEi Sis'sS
So UTA EitN HALLWAY, three hou!s
Ia
IRON points North, South and West. II
Is 6S5 feet above SEA 1eyei. Nen1oys uni
iormly mild climate. affords good shooting
in season, and IS an Ideal I'll tho Year
TIL THil fIotTtilL is NOW OPEN and en-
tertulning guests, and has been ~ con
tlnuous operation since It's completion, ~
December 1907, and has won favor with
III Tine purchaser would be, able to take
immediate possession, and lind ample
equipment Tor continuing the business
without interruption.
This property oners q rare opportunity
for Investment. and parties Interested ars
invited TO- make personal Inspection "
y IHMSiMMfs0GAsA.' as to one-fourth OF the
purchase money and the residue In two
equal instul!ments ut one ind Two years.
With interest thereon VI the rate ol slS
per cent. pcr unnum from date Or 81 10
til paid, the deferred payments 10 Ue
evidenced by NOTES or bonus Of the pur-
chaser. and secured by deed OF trust upon
"a "A !. .O OsvGt TERM LEASE is AUTHOR
IZilt. If SUlTABLN OEFIIt Is RE-.
.CElViOD BEFORE DAY or SALE:
18th Dec, 1903. Committee,
w AR2asiss usoat.ANs. RRitAMookibA, Va
90 lH.thA 8t5 sN4. .i5 rgHs4
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AUCTION SALEs-This Day.
BY Pollard & Bagby.
Heal Estate Auctloneers.
Trustees Auction Sale Of
THREE TRACTS OF LAND
Near Eiko Station, on The c. & O..
n.y., Two Of Said Tracts 10
henrico County and One
Tract In Charles City
County.

In execution Of deed Of trust. dated
August the lst 1891, to Edmund Waddill,
Jr.. trustee and one 4dnted October tho
isys to Allen G. GSliins frus,ee ana
OF Henrico county In suit Of Edmund
Wadd.l, Jr., trustee. ct ais. vs. W r.
robins, ct ais, entered December. the
lUth, 1903, tho Undersigned will sell by
auctlonln front Of Henrlco County Court
SATURDAY, JAEuAKT THE 9Th, 1904
Al ONE fOiCL0Ckg +. NJ.
1.-Trnct of land In den1Nco county, on
White Oak swamp. containing 2ls ~
acres. formerly owned oy, VIM. Baker. y
y 2.-Tract,of land in Charles City county,
adjoining the same, containing 63 acres.
S.-Tract of land adjoining the above. In
Henrlco county, containing SO acres. for
mery owned BY John L. Cartwright
4, All Of the above tracts Of land are nenr
Eko Station, on c.. e. o Ry. t 53 5
two years. in equal payments. purchaser
to give negotiable note, with interest
added, title retained
EDMUND WADDILL, JR.,
5ft2sl ALLEN g. COLLINS.
Jan S-tds
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by a. j.. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctloneor,
Manchester, Va,

iTRUsTEES's 3 AUCTION SALE OF 4
4 sESYEN1Y,NIYN ACRN FARM,
WITH IMPHOYlsM ENTs, AND .xAkg-
1N NEAR HGREGoRY's STORE
AEOUT o MILES FROM MANCHEs'rEI},
in iIEsTllRFIDI4D COUNTY, VA
vemibsr'G. 1903 and resprded in 3. 3, lol,
page 266, default having been made ~
the payment Of one Of the notes secured
the holder thereof viii sell at public
iii ii KspAY. nip iITii DAY OF JAN
!JAhY. i9oa " ATls n'GE 1s ~; sor.s
more or less, fronting on the Church or
Hundred Road. WHARF the same crosses
Failing Greek, a good farm, with several
hundred dQ!lars worth Of timber thereon,
va s'91s M u, ApAMsoN.
ian Y-6t Trustee.
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pR p MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan, s.-FLOuR-I.ess, active
Fl ss BBs1fsA dsSs ssSssFrs@ ssas'
Whsalspet stssay No. Esdh s. slGn, 9pti sns
Et she1 c SssH 0ebsaahx ~
S SSr 'e M fsssa as asws ssas?
Slsr at Az EXCHANGED prices, May closed o.
eyssss s SE|sss sss$
on a good cash demand With Wheat l Fbs
s|s:ss s u 'siasSS
oP Pseef4F T1m!aac ut sleas-pl Lara-gasy,
%s.s~S
mid. arm, The market Tor coffee ~ II irs "a
HefSs' o sssa but almost turn
ssss II Ills re s se:s fs az
isSs sas aSs ,ss ssS si'''sf lssss Efs
st,ss sEssSsEy s ;ss ssf
}s{s ssS SS: ss ssd
ata1 Els 3 e
ss .yis; ;a sssssE SsTs
Fam fancy handpicked, &C.; other domestic, sRs4S,
e ga 49, ,SB5 ds%isis npss steam ss
CHICAGO, ILL, Jan, s,-In,a sse,sa ~. n \,
ssa t an axStound d rspstss1 bafs
~, ne RMItRaM ME- new, wh fsst1 Y
Sat. Sssi! closed 4. % l Issysl
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
Sale Of 7O-Acre Farm Con-.
tanning Largo 2-S tory Frame Dwell
I linz In Good QondiliQn.- Z arms. Be. y

In execution " a. deed q trust dated
County Court, b. b. 1s5 3, page $50, / Will
at the request OF the benSe!tclary, there
a portion OF tho debt sacured. sell by
public AUCTION, on the premises, on 49,
at 10 o'clock q, Nj, all that Or parcel Of
land. about 10 miles below Richmond.
situated In Henrico county. and bordering
On the Charles CITY county line. and
bounded on tho north by tho land of
George Gatewood. on east by Charles
..lty county line, on south ny land Of
land Of Mary o. Binford contii!ning
seventy acres, a large two-story dwelling.
t'EKMs. Cash sufficient to .pny cost Of
The sale and taxes up to- January list,
1904. and the debt. amounting to $4,000,
time and secured In such manner as
tho grnntor, his personal represent
latlye, or assigns, may prescribe, or III
.ne events that no such direction IL
given, then on credits az to the residue
ar one and two years, notes with Interest
udded and secured BY a deed Of trust.
N. Fl. SHIRK, Trustee.
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red .2H Mo sog ma7s III ny &c. wh ye
sSM * ~ sss - GsSd n tsed t545
barley dar az 70 e No mo- t thwss,ern.
so; prime oty seed ssG Ser Mss poa p1dds
~ IN; ~: short ribs sides (loose) 90;
s ~ ogtp, clear SIDES boxad To- Was
key bnsis Of high vines ,t. sIa creamer.as.
isats3c. 4 daIrles, llQt2lc Eggs-steady at 2s9
eSc - Cheese--Steady at l0lglOac. ss9siA Il
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

3 NEW YORK, Jan. 8,---Thej dry goods market
and with the tendency Of print cloths toward
nhlsler level the predlsetona Of aGthgrl, s;
ment OF prices Ia Inevitable IN the near future.
buyers purchases, wht!e not large arc tor I'M
mediate requirement. Indicating Q scarcity on
many lnes.t sg&g 6gE vi 53s&
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STEAM BOATS.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co.,

II33 ~ JAMES RIVER pAY LINM
STEAMER 7POCAHONTAs leaves MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at Z a. NJ Tor
Norfolk. Portsmouth, Old Point, Newport News
C!nremlont and James RIVER landings, and con-
Meeting at Old Point for Washington, baltimore
and the North State-rooms, reserved TOR tao
night Mt modsrate prices; EiastEIc eaEs aress
wsnb1y Eaps ehy s1v aHa y 0 sotlsk
Freight received for Aboys-named PLACES and
NIL points In Eastern yirglntH ana NSTsh Saro-
Ina lNgtN aWEisuHh,
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Tho following arc the total net receipts Of
cotton at all ports since September 1s.;
asisis bales; Mobile. Is7,o6s bales; Savannah,
4so2a balea Charleston 1890 hh ses M ~.
Bnitlmore, 1854 bales; New York, ?1.2:9 baiiss a
Boston balssss Ss%nort Mews il p sses
baIes: Pensacola, 1913 bales; Perth Arthur
bales Pert THwnze1nd' sSe e 80 baiss
Eagle pass. iI4s bales; Laredo. $40 nales.
Total b@58, 026 bales, 5g5
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BY The valentine Auction Co,
Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE auction SALE OF
HosIons, Gents and Ladies' Under,
wear, Clothing, Caps, Show
Cases, Counters, Dry Goods, Etc.
Al No. I 8O6 Z. Main 81,
AT AUCTION

Trustee for S II. Harris, I WILL soil
at his store, No. 1906 East Main Street,
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY u.
MEMS and boys! Clothing, OYeralls and
5Lnchets, Mons and BOYS Caps, Mems,
l.oys and Misses ,unacrWear, Ladies'
chiefs, Gorsets, collars, Bers, Gloves,
Calllehes ana other Dry Goods. Buttons,
Ladies and Misses Jackets and other
goods. 2 Showcases, 2 Counter Tables, &c.,
&C., 8Fae
Z 8TEIlMS-Cnsh.
HAROLD s. BLooMRERG
The Valentine Auction Co, AucilonoeFs,
Jan 8-St
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non r.r.oy f,cntral gen. 5s............... 1881
Nnrtborn i,n cic IA 1924
No.t ,h paciHc AZ Observation-Disclosures. 70sa
Norsnii. nj vvegte RI, con- 49, ............ 06N
T NJ s Az, nsJa md partic,,,,...... O2
psnsSsu,Snnia comy Observation-Disclosures. o5H
ei.,1s ~ u =. a.. ~ AZ. ........... 05
- III n,1ia and iron Mountain con- 5s.... u1t
ST. Louis and San Francisco Is. 4s.....'.! szh
seabSo card p ar cn 1s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
sssSsrs j aI RSsIYe g Is; ii5.s!
iroindo gt.yf +. md Western 4H............ 7Dls
iInInn fnc,ac Is 1O07i
81 steel "a Is 7oK
W WaSash p 5sts i. ss
nnI Il "a ke Erie AZ. ,.....,........ 81 q
wsrnnsfn csntrai As Observation-Disclosures. sou
cniornHn' r,iei n nd iron con-, bs.......... 6S ~
~ md o. Collatertni Trust 4s.............. p3H
Central Of Georgia I'd Jnc...........,...... ~
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

4 NORFOLK, VA. Jan. s.-PEANUTs-
Farmers market frner faney. s1at. strictly
~. Spanish, ssas5o,; machine picked. FAC
i esElTERsBuRd, VA, Jan. s.-PEANUTs--
eppnisn, sUgB2tiv. Market nrnL STOCK ighe
fancy; market steady 49,
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Line common lo g!e Do pTeierrr os l' nIn ~
Common. i06A gl67ls; do. preferred, nothihs
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Strictly choice yeais. per pound, shase; good
Veal per pound s9slse poor s,, to god ps ~
and Virginia lambs, choice, 5H@6c. per pound !;
poor. thin rough sGtHct per nogn d e Mo9l
per head, so.6Oas 90; Inferior per head. 81 9l 80;
Old bucks. per pound, 2a2.ac.. Is to quality
and weight
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. b. and quincy new 4s".......... u
ch,copo n. and al. paul gen. 4s......... 1osh
Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s.......t 1Slz.
Chicago. II. /. and Pacific 4s...............6 ee9s
Chicago, II. I. and E'ac. Col. 6s............ssft
G., G., c. and st. Louis zen. 4s..'.....'. S 20
S Sas,,, uL' rhacco IL Observation-Disclosures, rs
Colorado and Southern III III
Denver and Rio Grande 4s..............i Y Yi3t
Ere Genera s,h ~ ID i;envcr City 1o2N
Torl Mo!tIn1 " ,tav AZ .,........... 105
i,o,isyIf,e and Nash. Unlned 4s......,.. e.
Manhattan Conso gold Xxx Gss.
Eontr RI ist inc 1874
Mn and ST j. Leuis i & .xa. y
Iiissouri' na,,s ens and trnSas 2ds,.,.,.,... 70
SiIssouri' p'nf MEXICO con- 4s........ 7ok
a, WnrL car. mi gen 3hs................ y7;s
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NAVAL STORES.

wILM1NdToN. N. O., Jan. s,-sPIR1Ts
TURPENTINE--FIrm at 5Stsc,; receipts,
casks. Rosin-Fism at Sc, 20; receipts. 4a5 bar
rals eTnr-Firm at $l.60i receipts. 30 barrels.
Crude Turpent!ne-FIrm at sa,:5dla,So receipts
4'sXVANNAn. GA, Jan. s,-Tg , ! =.
casks; exports. 60 casks, Rosln--Tlrm at;
sales. e,47O harrels;, RECEIPTS, 2 az barrels;
TiNE-Steady at tShc, Rosn-steady,
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.SOUTH RN RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EEgECa-JAN. 10, 1904
- = TRAINS LEAVE RIG AMON Z, :,
II ION A M--Uully, Local. for Cnarlotte't S.G y.
1s sSS F. M.-paily. Limited. Buffet pullman
TO Atlanta and Birmingham. Now Orleans,
Wamnhts Chattanooga and nil the South.
600 X M.E;x SUNDAY ksSsyilS ,,, speai -, 4
o.so p NJ for all the South, W. Al
WV ~ YORK RIVER LINE, =
,, f.yor,,s route 10 Baltimore and Eastern
po ina I.sava Riehmond s;so =, NJ Monday,
W VIZ a. EXCEPT Sunday, Local mixed for
' YES! Point. q, non.ov "Wednesday ana
2I5 r. M.| JIosa p Sign"S' Wl'' = -
4:aS =. M-Exeept Sunday For ., West Z a,, point
Connecting With steamers forN l5aitimols5 M; Mna
river landings Monday, Wednesday arr FITS
Day TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
sos and e1' r. M so,s sna 81 br rhs s0u
s!Ys Z M MlEroIn T CHASE CITY wv
o.6 A. M-Hultimore and , West J pS!nti Point
~ H. "G NJ l558s G, r. A. q
G. ". wEasTRuRY, 2, y A.,
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BEST PRICES
IN LAST HOUR.
THE Market for Stocks Dull, But
Strong and Without Ans.
Marked Features.
CALL MONEY NEARLY A DRUG
Easier Feeling Over FarEastcrn
Outlook, Closing Steady and
Nearly at Top Prices.
NV Associated Press. J

K by AESOCIilLSC SSS/
III NEW YORK Jan. 8.--I'hero was q .dull
and strong stock market to-day, without =,
se,sa tons and without "a r fsa e.
pienis hment' Of banking reserves TO be
shapn BY to.norrow's bank statement
the &c eadses Gf me We aoI de
IN the last. hour. and the closing was
fairly. steady and near the TOP prices.
Actual news on the war situation o Yrs
movement Of currency promise gan III
cash CT between ten and welve MILLION
dollars. u Eek pectation Is general that the
/, loan Item Will show q further substantial
expansion.
FORMS 81 loans, and cell tnonoy Became
almost q drug in the market at 9 per.
The speculation In Amalgamuted Copper
continued very active END that stoc9 1 &C.
o9sdfa frG r sary exports
4 copper, which were tho largest. for fifteen
months past sta rted the recovery. !. I, y
United satss stes preferred Wa
views were expressed OF the OUTLOOK
4 in the trade and the character OF the
buying OF the stock The special st r, ~, IN
report that application bad been made
10 list the stock on tho Berlin B'o ot o. !,
VI There was movementltn Mexican rall-
Orient would increase the demand and the
price for silver. and so rebound to the
5 benefit of tho Mexican exchanges.
I'lle statement OF the not earnings OF
the Southern Pacific for November had
stimulating effect on that stock and on
Union Pacific. A gain IN gross earnings
was supplemented BY an Important rcduc-
ton Of operating expenses, which con-
li,ccd together TO tho. gain in net earn
ings. Inc average OF net earnings OF
railroads thus far reported show q de-
crease from November Of last year for
the first time for the year leoj. The grosYs
earnings thus far reported for the fourth
week in December. however. show a
larger ratio OF increase than for any
week for some time past.
II The bond market was dull and Irregular.
&TotGl sales. par value. Sl.6lo.0CQ.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call. If5-
Total sales OF stocks to-day were 400, 800
Shares.
:, NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Closc: Money en-
4 rail- easy. / l.y TO 9 ga per cent: lowest
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5000 head Market slow and weak; Good to
pne steers '5Ss5 p91r e ssaiuInn t eo@s
U.S5fai25 heifers s2a4bO; Gamers. l.7bDs %
bulls s:+ go calves sySSgy 20 a 80 heal
Mixed and butchers, s4.6sld, o2H gool TO che, &c
heavy o rough g heuyy she sn.
Heceipts, 3. 900 head. sheep and lambs. STEADY.
Good TO choice wethers. $a.1o34t9; falr \. .
choico Mixed S3.gbGD4O0i native lambs, N9b.so,
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d q. n Richmond, Fredercks-
III Tex tEs burg & Potomac, r. RI

Trains Leave Rlcnmond-No rthWard.sSS5
s:sl A, NJ, daily. BYRD s.. Through
6;45 A. Nj, daily. Main st. Through f1
isis a. M, week days, ipa. Ashland 20
y go 4. NJ. Sunday only. BYRD St. Through.
s:a a. NJ. week days, Byrd st. Through.
Local Stops. I, =. ~, 80 Z. ~, u
1905 noon, week days f1!ru 81 ,nEouEu X
400 p, NJ, week days. Byrd 81. cEeueFlckS-
burg accommodation -, (. t4345a
SOS P, NJ daily Main ST., Inroush,
0;25 r. Nj. weok days Ellba. Ashland 20"
comnlodatlon. NJ IN. y -, St . - 81 Il. NJ
Trains Arrive ond-SouthW
$40. A. NJ, week days. Ilba. Ashland aa-
commodat!on.s S,s :, * =, :, y, -, \.
1S:15 "A. NJ week DAYS. t3yrd 81. = Feusf
DS Slss AZ a M. daily. Byrd ST. Through. ,i8
i:15 * 7M.,mweek days. Byrd St Through
s:Ss + M as week days MIA Ashland &C.
cc aIh p H.. daily. Byrd St Through
$50 P. NJ, daily. Byrd ST. Through. Local Local
s' Il 20 P. NJ, daily. Main ST. Through.
ali ID trains except local :, q,
CENT Man ~. ASS t Gen'l Manr.. Traf Man
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

PORT OF RIcHMoMSp, IAN. 81 1904
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, Norfolk and
Juines river landings. mercandlse and spassen-
gers, Virginia Navigation Company,
PORT OF WEST POINT. JAN, 8, 1904,
1890 ARRIVED. at
baltimore, Murphy, Baltimore. passengers aud
general cargo,
Charlotte Murphy, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo,
PORT NEWPoRI, NEWS. JAN, 8. 1904
~. ny WA Y ARRIVED,
IN Steamer cayol Romano. Galveston
Stepnlar INchmona. GALVESTON,
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NEW YORK, jan s-BEEvEsIRsceip1ss =.
o.5lS head Steers. logl5c. higher; bulls, LOG;
higher: thin cows, steady: medium and !, soo es
cows 15g.5c lower about all so !S7e 81 steers.
Ira Yat, $40: oxen. ss.s9a4so: calves-Re.
ceIpts head Slow trade Wells 5gs Vsss
81 5oif9 %; barnyard calves sSua.ie; ely
dressed veas slaHs eonnts y hssd rEs
steady Few late arrivals held ov Sheep.
.sa4O export sheep stsa; lambs sssa w.
staie and Pennsylvania hogs, $3.50.
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" " INV horfp|kftsWest

81 LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. al 4
900 a.. M.-NORFOLK LIMITED Arrives
0;OS A. M.NcHIcAdo EXPRESS. Banet
ParlorI Cor, Petersburg to IynchburE5 \ and
Roanoke. Pullman Slecpers Ronnoko IT, 4 Co. 4
lumhus. Dlueneld to Cincinnati. also Roanoke
to Knoxvile. and Knoxville to Chattanooga
= liz IL: 10 r M..lRoANoKE EXPRESS for Farm. i
willie. Lynchburg and Roanoke. ;,tlssl AZ 81
800 P. EM.-CCEAN SHORE LIMITED. N Ar
rivGs Norfolk $50 p. NJ Stops only2at Peters,
burg Wnvcrly and Suffolk. Connects with
steamers to Boston, Providence. New York. 4
Baltimore and Washington. y Is S 5{5 y mi
1925 p. 6M-For Norfolk and all stations east
9.io p. M.sNEw ORLEANS SHORT. LINE.
Pullman Sleepers. Richmond tn Lynchburg and
Ronnokc; Petersburg ~ East Radford; Lyneh-
burg to Chat tanoogn. Memphis and Now Or 8
leans Cafe Dining Car. 81 y 3 8ty5.
Trains arrive from tho .wests 7;3s a. NJ, s:aSs
+. NJ. and 0:l0 p. NJ. from Norfolk 1lOo -
NJ. and TAO p NJ. 2i%f5 FED
i8 Office No sss East Main ST. cot. 4
". d. BEVILL G. Fl. BOsLEY. i,
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
ECTRlC RAILWAY.

Cara leave corner Of Perry and Sevent fro St.
A. NJ 10 ID p, Nj last car 1880 r.. n;
= I" cars leave Petersburg foot OF Syca more
Street, every hour from 49,, a. ". sto 4o'Ss
s last car connecting with Norfolk and Weat-
erp Railway, lp;40 r. N.