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The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10
PERSONAL MENTION

Np3GLo&Gt<oDNoAoloe
 D. D. Pullen, son of Mrs. HIS. Pullen, returned from the Washington univers- ity, on the City of Seattle last night. He will be employed by the W. P. X Y. R. during his vacation.
 Mir. aha Mrs. c. E. Wynn-Johnson left on the train this morning for Atlin' where Mir. Wynn-Johuson will spend some time looking out for his mining interests.
 Mrs. O. A. Piper, wife of the engi- neer who had charge of the Coldfoot survey party, returned south on the City of Seattle. She accompanied her husband as far as Whitehorse.
 James Barragar, the well knnwn Whitehorse base ballist arrived on the train last night and returned home this morning
 Mrs. J. R. McGoyern, wife of the Dawson manager of the Northern Con- mercial Company, arrived on the City of Seattle.
 Mrs. R. L. Viuing, formerly ot. .Skag- way. arrived on the City of Seattle On her way to Dawson.
 William Britt, got away on the City of Seattle last night, for Europe.
 J, L. Schroeder, of Whitehorse, made the trip over from Whitehorse last night returning today.
 R. A. Carroll, agent of the Alaska Steamship Company, is i'll at his home on Broadway.
 J. D. Meenach, the Valdez copper miner and interior gold miner, arrived on the City of Seattle.
 F. A. Murphy is back from a few days trip to Whitehorse.
 Ben R. Everett, of Tacoma, and Daw- son, arrived on the City of Seattle.
 UP. Rogers returned from White horse last night.
 Miss NJ. Morrison will leave on the Princess May for visit to Victoria.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10
prarinE the pI.ease Out.

The Chinese have a curious custom Of trying to cure a sick man A friend of the patient obtains a straight branch with a few leaves and twigs- at the end. On this he hangs a mirror of polished steel, and under that one of the sick mans coats. Then he goes for a short walk, a priest ln the mean time performing a ceremony. The coat, being carried In this way, Is sup posed to draw the disease from the suf- ferer
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10
Wives of RussIsn PrIests.

A White Russian priest must be mar ried, but he cannot marry a second time. II his wife lies he must enter a monastery. Hence the Russians tell many stories of the extraordinary means 10 which. the priests resort in guarding the health of their wives. If the priests consOrt sneezes, a m d panic ensues in the Worlds Work
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10
IN LEAD
Pioneer Jeweler Sells the
 Watches

Remember, l sell more watches than any other two or three houses in Alaska combined. The lead in this line is maintained because sell all the stand ard movements and cases as cheaply as you can get them any place on earth. Rings, diamonds, nugget jewelry, cut glass, souvenirs--in fact anything in the jewelry line-at bed rock prices, Every article guaranteed.
 Kirmse,
 The Pioneer Jeweler.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10

Such activity as that displayed by the chamber Of commerce, in its efforts to put Skagwuy in such a position that Il will not be at the mercy of the people who are operating the present water system in this city, cannot help but re- suIt iu the relief desired.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10
Wbat She Wore.

Travers-Chere goes Peterby's wife. He's the fellow l played poker with the other night. Jagway-She looks pretty well dressed. Travers - She ought to te. She's got on my last weeks sal9ry.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10
The Difference.

One-Are you certain that you love the girli Tuther-Certain? Why, can't sleep nights for thinking about her. ODe-That's odd. l get the same effect from my tnilors bills.-Judge.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10

Is your washing sautactoryY Are your clothes torn? If no or yes, try the Skagway Hand Laundry, and you will be satisfied. ZO
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10
At the Pantheon

The Pantheon Saloon always serves their patrons with the best brands ot wines, liquors and cigars. t
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10

That strong talk backed up by thos- war ships a, Tangier seems to have had the desired effect upon the sultan nf Nnrncao
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10
For Sale
MsyS,@d

Business lot for sale, good location, most desirable in Haines. Worth twice the money. Must sell. A chance to double your money. Address: I. O. Box los, Haines, Alaska. Q IS lW
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10
A Dcnh Cirrna.

Grandpa-Well. Sammy, where have you been today? Sammy dust back from the Natural History museum(- Oh. we've had a fine time. grandpa We're been to a dead circus.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10

The movement among the stores to close at 5 o'clock in the evening Is de- serving Of Encouragement.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10

Fine free lunch at the Totem all day and night.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10

To be instructed in the arts softens the character and makes men genue.-- Ovid.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10
Frssh Meat

The Frye-Bruhn Co. keep all kinds of fresh meat constantly on hand. tf
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10

Mrs. O. A. Piper, wife of the engi- ueer who had charge of the Coldfoot survey party, returned south on the City of Seattle. She accompanied her husband as far as Whitehorse.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10

Miss NJ. Morrison will leave on the Princess May for a visit to Victoria.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10

James Barragar, the well knnwn Whitehorse base ballist arrived on the train last night and returned home this morning
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10

D. D. Pullen, son of Mrs. HIS. Pullen, returned from the Washington univers- ity, on the City of Seattle last night. He will be employed by the W. P. X Y. R. during his vacation.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10

Mir. anu Mrs. c. E. Wynn-Johnson left on the train this morning for Atlin, where Mir. Wynn-Johuson will spend some time looking out for his mining interests.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10

UP. Rogers returned from White horse last night.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10

Mrs. J. R. McGovern, wife of the Dawson manager of the Northern Com mercial Company, arrived on the City of Seattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-06-10

Ben R. Everett, of Tacoma, and DaW son, arrived On the City of Seattle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-17

bales; 10 tho Continent. 4s.cSs bales; stock OK;
e Consolidated at ail seaports-Net receipts, g,
bales; 10 81. Continent, 49, s5 baies ~.
Total sncc september LIST Mt all seaports-Net
receipts 5,ss3.ls2 bales export to Great rea.
Britain l. SIS 0l5 bales: to France, 55a,0Sa paies'
10 the Continent, ], s94,c3l bales.
NEW ORLEANS LIZ. Jan. l6.-cOTTON--
Spot cotton market was film; sales 9, 100 paes,
Including LEO to arrive. Delivered on COR
tracts ], 400 bales. Quotations unchanged.
Futures opened steady with e. strong unuer.
tone: prices were i16 points higher HeaNy
realizing held the figures down. The 4inarhc $ !
was left to itself for the greater part OF the
morning. The big bulls did not attsnlpi 90
by the show q a little uggresslvensss After !,
tho liquidation was well over prices showed a..
inclination TO- advance. but there were few y
sustain prices. even in the face OF some dis
auleting rumors in the Far Eastern situation.
il was generally considered that the OUTSIDE
Ing Interest was small. and thia CAV the
Inarlsel steady strength. which It could not
have shown with heavy and weak long ioi.
lowing. In the trading March adfan cd Q
points to H. 03, declined to 1894 and tnen al ,
vanccd to 1851 Similar fluctuations occurred
in the other positions.
The market closed steady with prices net
point higher TO points lower. 49,
Cotton futures steady: january. l365Hl3 "
February, l3sl4l3.s3: March. - 1910 ~ ss Aprii.
IA.1odsl,ll; May, 1Lsj1lL3G 80; June &14.4sg14,4f;
July a. G,dI463; August, 1850 bid.
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RAGGED And
UNCERTAIN; R \ I'm
Stock Market Confined to Mar
row Limits, Both as to Prices
and as to Volume.
UNDERToNE GENERALLY FIRM
Yielding il Spots, But Down
ward Tendency Of Foreign
Markets Was Not Followed.
(gyAsscc.atcd 17rcss.)


NEW YORK, Jan. 16.--Wlthln narrow
iitlts, both as to price movement and
volume OF dealings. to-duy's stock market
was ragged and uncertnin. rho handful
OF room traders, who made UP the mar
kct, had ditiiculty In moving prices 1T
all. The undertono was, on tho wnoIe,
firm, although there was sonle yielding
The further advances in minor special
ito, were not impressive and did not
serve to give tone TO tho rest OF inc
market. Tho downward course Of prices
WIS not followed hero, but the semi
stegnation was attributed to the unccr-
tAintss over that matter.
ah8A rumOr gained currency also TINT an
early decis on viii be Forthcoming on the
Ncrihern Securities case. probably duo
10 the knowledge that Monday Is the
day on which tho Supreme Court Is nc
1Yas no operation IN tho market sufficient
TO afford any feature. Tho gain OF up
wnrds Of sl7,Q0o,O0o in the cash reserve
ittm OF tho bank statement proved TO
sanguine preliminary estimates. which
were more than usually at variance. But
tho stock market was disposed to look :
SlS,i13,40o. Another week OF expansion t
that rate would bring the loan item OF
the banks to above any figure on record,
tho highest record for loans having been
/ 80
1873: at $3.50, 203,1 O0
Reports were current OF the repayment
OF o large loan Of long standing to one
Of the trust companies, which may hay G
involved transfer OF loan obligations to
tae clea ring house banks. an
u he market closed steady.
Tho bond market has suffered through
out the week from tho same rcprcssire
irt1uencos as that for stocks and has
shown no important movement.
CDitcd States twos have declined IT,.
anl the three's have advanced Ia per
Z cent. On call during tho week.
Total sales Of stocks Today were 1O7 500
shares.
q NEW YORK. Jan. 1G-Moncy on call
sixty and ninety days 4 to "a; six
months Ia to a 1-2. Prime mercantile
piper 3-4 to 8. Sterling exchange firm,
wilh actual business In bankers' bills
n. S..s5.75 for demand and at ;i.se.75 for
sixty day bills. Posted rates &i.S3 to
Si.S3 l-2 and tiS6 1-2. Commercial bills
s..S2 to si.s2 1-2. Bar silver 50; Mexican
dollars 45 liz.
NEW YORK, Jan. 16-The statement
\ of averages of the clearing house banks
OF this city for the week shows: Loans
sJ5i 33o,UN, Increase SIS. io3. 100; dcpod<s
,.2CS, COO, increase So, SIS, 300: circulation
s,s.a:l.9o0. decrease sa26. Coy; legal tenders
sig,s!9s.o, Increase s.. lg5,a1 specie $751;
ti.,lm Increase '!5.2aI, se9; reserve se5s. :
CURED S23o,3l7,1E0. Increase sS,sSS. sos: sur
nlhs e s23 Isl, 100 increase i ss49t775a's Tess
United States deposits 49,. 4Q3. 90. Increase
S,si1, 4e5,
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-FLOUR-oulet. but
steady. Winter patents. s4.:sGl5ot Minnesota
patents Ae5atso > Rye TiSurT 7IoI fair !. .9
sI.os Rye-s,eady; No. 2 western. 4eAe.. nom ON:
whcat-spot frm; Ne: 2 red eSc Options ;Ido n
unlicensed by war news, string Chicago, support
and covering by room, shorts; Later the mad nj
closed firm at kate net advance May closed
acted dull. bu, was stronger on the wheat adj
vance and better export Inquiries. Closed firm
g 5Ss, higher Es 5 ay c opons
Beef-Eirm: lalnly sllGS, mess mess ss tlss,,
Sssf p 1aIs sses a s
shoulders. 5,sc.: do hams. .shplo,se Lar Lar,
E5m wsss TS
Firm; family, $500; short clear, sis 5oalSoo
srsaSery stats sma
eolorsd and !, white lsc' Esssfirm; state anu
sosia9Eir%; ssss.nsd ,s.sSSs.ES isfpeHtins-
5 i S's moro esiaoy A. eSetis
market for coffee futures opened steady "a at
level Se but demand Continued fair ana The
sugar-Raw. nominal; rair refining, ?h Ssh
a. si.7O: confectIoners a, 1880 cut loaf and
crushed, s5o5 powered: 84S5; granuated 49, s. i
G,sc. aloiasses-Firm; New Orleans, s1Gs7c. !
Long Island iSs "a lero
and Western, sacks. $21val?.25. Peanuts
Firm fancy handpsked Se oher domestic ,GS
l5930,oo: per 100. $4,000. Cotton-By steam
to Liverpool, 1:c
CHICAGO I'LL. Jan: ls.--Anxlety n regard !,
IN a ha Sy0
crop conditions IN the Southwest caused ac ~
buying Of wheat to-day: May advanced aYI ed liG;
N@ssc.. With oats and provisions practically
unchanged sg5 = aft $50 ~ N&t'
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JOHN L.. wiLllAMs &soHs.
BANKERS,
Dealers Ia RICHMOND. VA.
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.
MUNICIPAL BONDS "A SPECIALITY.
Correspondence Invited.

Following IL Htcssrs. rlbroll Bros. weekly
review OF tho Dnnyllo tohncto rarkst ".
sales this week have been again very light.
Very fow WAGONS haze been IN town. M an,l ,a 70
nv has been fairly good; II fact. better than
NE nyernge Of the crop although the p Trlos.
appear 10 be somewhat sitter. than the closing
prices before The holiday This applies y @ = to ~
8 fgood ID ma qualify. for. which there seeti,s
| obo MI unusually large. demand. Y \, Il.
There has been considerably trading ln
some quito handsome sales ut profits to the
owners. Wax . IN u.
Ike favorable weather. ~
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ON.

Developments in the cotton market this
week have shown that the bull leaders
somewnut. because on every rally long
cotton has been thrown on the market,
and efforts made In svery direction to
depress the price, but every time the
market has, shown weakness the bull
pools have loaded UP again, and nov. It
seems that movement 10 underway Tor
pu chase Of tho Mnrch and May options
for an advance of from 20 to 40 points
next week. fiA ~
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WHEAT

May option will soil AL 81 per bushel,
war or no war; Conservative estimates
give US only 81 million bushels for export,
While the average requirements OF Eu-
rope have been two hundred million
THO prospects for new crop Of winter
wheat Is rather discourd ging, especially
In the Southwest. The situation Is more
favorable for corner than during the
Letter deal. buy Wheat
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STOCKS

should be bought on. all b. eaks. The mar
ket. however, will narrow, but the ten
dcncy will be upwards. All Richmond ls
selling stocks short, just like Richmond
We still adhere to the long side Of the
market, believing that such stocks as
u. s. pr. ST. PAUL. ATCHuSONS.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC, MISSOURI Pa
AND NASHVILLE. SOUTHERN RAIL.
ROAD AND VA.-CAR. may be bought
on reactions of from one to two points
for O. quick turn.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Jan. ls.-1he cotton market
opened firm ut an advance OF Sol points, fol-
mates for continued light receipts, On the
advance. howayer, long cotton was offered
demand, SO that the market r..ed rather
70 OF last nights finals The declining ten
dency was encouraged by the actions OF tne
New Orleans, which also made a disappointing
response to the cables.
Receipts at the ports to-day .were 0.796
bales against 3l,4l3 last week and 30.972 last
year For the week 10000 bales against 1872
I0l last week and 22!,ll7 last year, To-day
receipts at Nav Orleans We're $50 bales
against 7,7s7 last year. and at Houston SAL
bales against 5,73l last years
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l7I0.1I-7-7 --1-.. s -aI-1-If..
TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. Jan. lG, 1904.
Owing to continued Indictment weather the
receipts and offerings have been Very light and
the market Is firm at unchanged quotattons.
3 trhe duQtatuu ure as fOllOWA. $500 ~
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p.c,ac d, observation-disclosures. 1oo7s
Nor.neIm t,eainc A. 7lia
Northsrn nac tWeatnrn con- 0GA
Horloih s a,u ina AZ and Partc.......... ON
9seEon Sn n}s r cnny e54
eMHs asp r W. IA 0al
MeaqlnH nH nm Mountain con- 5s..... 112A
81: i@oun a LIZ Cd = IRA ncIsco IT, 4s... 112M
e. t touIs a nna San FRANCISCO fg. 4s..... ssE
e. ot,is cnuthxvestern Ists........,..... " =
e. e., ,nord Inc observation-disclosures. 654
c,,tparn 1onrian "a ssIs
5 $:;sSs ss & fi $ssss iv;:.ss
n ,P p o.. a. Observation-Disclosures. 1O2
Eniun IpnItsc ronv Is S...1................. o.
EnsgA III ~ "a Observation-Disclosures. ~
tvo 81 a ! ss 115h
,t,atos Sn, &. r,s ...,.,..,..,...... 6j:a
tvheeiInp and lake Erte 4s................ s.%
WISCONSIN Central As 49,, e
SSonnhso Sni T'r As ,,.................. 93li
Central OF Georgia I'd e1no..............'.. 2sh
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.R1cHMonp GRAIN 4 MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Jan. 1e. 1904
Z. QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)

k ~ Richmond, Va jan IS. 1904.
Receipts for tho week ending Monday:
sCATTLE-Receipts. 254 head; market active
4HI5hc.; medium to good, 4G4hc.; common to
9sss ,geo.d heifeFs 4A;s sfr n
SIC; good cows, 81 Ode: common to fair. 21s@
se: bulls as.g3tc CALVES t@ s. coo Is 3sssh
HOGS~Receipts, s,l35 head: market steady.
Good hogs. 5Ng5lsc.: roughs. 4leg4Ac:
SHEEP AN DLAMBS-Receipts 178 head
market stron- oGod sheep. ;41sG5c.; common.
!. Prospects good for all kinds Of stock
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UNION STOCK YARDS, .PITTsBURG, PA,
Jan. Sl6.-C ATTL E-supply light: market slow.
Choice, S525g54o; prime. S5g5s5; fair. $4,000
lower Prime, heavles and medium. s5.10Q5.15:
heavy l:ghss lH1Sf sn S769
SUPPLY light: Innrket slow, Primo wethers,
s4.66a4.75; culs and common. s?@2.75: chol-o
lambs, $G.40G6.G0 veal calves, SS@850
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON N G., Jan. r-sP1Rrr5
'rURPENTTNE-trir1n at 63iac.: receipts i3
casks. RosIn-Firm at s2,a5: receipts, - bar
rels. Tnr-Tirm nt s1.60 receipts. 80 barrels
Crude Turpentlne-Firm at s2.6oqd.oo; receipts
sXivxNNA11 GA. Jan. 1e.-TuRpE T., T.
Firm at Csc: receipts rs casks; sales 4S6
casks: ; exports. Sl9 casks Rosln--Firnli re-
ceIpts 27Si barrels; sales 40 barrels 81, my,
T1NE-Steady ut e39ic. Rosln-Stcady.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

~. r, .ra o,,incv new 4n,,...,,,... VIZ
Ehi ig amd ST. Paul gen. is......,... 1885
t.n,easo md Northwestern con. 7s........ 1915
Chicago. r. Land Pacific 4s.............. ~
Chicago. r.. L. and Pac. col. bs......''... ~ 30
~ ~; ~ -. ~, .... Nv, ~, 10 " 81
nss9 tcd Tobacco H. ........:...,... b7ts
Soinrnhn nnd sonthernt 4s.,..........,.... S7Sl
Denver and Rio Grando 4s...........'..'.., S S,A
.rto lt;an nc 10 S4Ja
Fo ota Worth and Denver City 1sts...."... 19s.a
4i o.sH,o and Nnshyiic Unled is....... e9a
Wonhattan consol gold 4s...,..........,. 1918
Mer1rnn Central as Observation-Disclosures. 70M
HtStsa, Snntrai lat Inc Il
Viz & mia 4s ...,........,.,.. 81
Si tssnnr Kansas and Texas 4s............ 9GN
Missouri Innsas and Texas eds:..........f ~
National r. r.. OF Mexico con. 4s.......... q
New York Central gen. 3hs............... ~
New Jersey Central gen 6s..............''. 10y
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

PEANUT MARKET.
EORFOLK, VA, ian. 12.--pEANUTs-l
Farmers market lrncr Fancy aJsc strle,iy
prime sl.kp3sGc,; prime. 27i9.ac common. ls0
INC. Spanish. S31S5c.; machine picked FAC
PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. 1G.--PEANU Ts--
Bpunish. sOI92hs. Atnrket iir1il stock light
cnrity: market steady. lt&t
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BALTIMORE. MD, Jan. 1s.-cALvEs-.
Strictly choice veals,. per pound ST.. good
Seai . Ger, p91nd 7gsc peer to g9od; a., per
and Virginia lambs, choice, 5.sQsc. per pound
poor thin rough t:aSc, oI per I pSnnd. Wo9l
per head i2,b0G3.OO; inferior. per head SIG
lb0;. old bucks. per pound, 2az1sc', as TO
quality and weight
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CoTToNsEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK Jan. TO- ottonsecd oil was
inactive, hut fairly we'll supported. Prime
crude: g b. mills soc: prime summer RI. vel d
ae94oc.; do. winter yellow. 4OG142c.
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NEW YORK. Jan 1s-BEEvEs-No re-
city dressed, native sides. 7qsc. per pound.
Sheep and los bead shnssD
$500; a few head at s4.L0; lambs, s5.5oI6.75:
sTe at sse and s Dressed IsdGn.
Hogs-Receipts. sl7 head = no sales reported.
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BALTIMORE sroCk MARKET,

y BALTIMORE. Md, Jan. l6.-Senboard Ar
limo common, Sa bid; do preferred, l5h, Sea-
board 1s, &C bid. Atlantic Coast Line common,
1061sGl07; do, preferred, nothing doing
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LYNcHBURG TOBACCO MARKET,
y,ynchburg, Va. Jan H. i90t

EynchpuTg. Nu't JAN ~, l9ot.
Sales OF tobacco on tho Lynchburg market
for the two weeks ending January l6, 1904, re-
ported by John l., Qglesby OF I1ynch's Ware
Sd week ending snu, Dses gshg ssa sS
pounds; decrease for week ending January lVtn.
January ", 1904. 1851, goo pounds; sold from
pounds; decrease for 1904 4,007. 100 pounds.
cold weather Much Of The tobacco offered as
from from ; sprnkns Frices rontlaues about as
hereto fore, With sonie animation. on fine leaf
would bag !gher pESse41b 4 y, 1, had been II
teIassei hsrsforS nc best rs, this ihs planiSs
proper order before bringing 70 market,
then there could expect the best prices paid
for Their grades.
The quotations are as follows
Erlmne ltQ 4pS MO-
Dark Tugs, common, 2k0 QD S.Go
Dark Tugs. medium ,.,,,.,.,.,,,,,, 800 q $50
Dark leaf Common ..,..,.,,..,,,.. 400 d 49,
Dark Leaf, med um ..,,..,,,.,,,-, 80 q 30
DARK leat, 4ouq F.,,,,...it's''t',b.i$v oU W .nN
Dark lear me E...,,,..,.',,,',i,ss., hV p ltQo
DARK wrappers 1000 q Ss,lS
Il pANYILLE TOBACCO MARKET,
2saYille, ye.. Isa ~ 1924
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JAN. u. 1901
ARRIVED.
Il Steamer Mnncunia, Boston.
SAILED. l5
Schooner Alice NJ. c. Co!burn. Portland
Schooner James Boycc. Jr., New Haven.
Barge j.. B. King g. Co., No. 20, Boston.
Barge City Of Montreal, Now York. Gli
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rAME-Continues active; light receipts
\ uE.CJIPTSl FOR THE WEEK-Wncat. 43.9o4
bushels; corn, 17,474 bushels; oats ~, 700 bush,
els - hour 1851 barrels; hay. bS5 tons; mil
onal, SO tons. 8tg8
K STOCK IN ELEvATOR-Whent. 4,7e7 bush
els: corn 4.147 bushels; oats. 42,6S5 bushels
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PORT OF RICHMOND JAN. 1s, 1904. A
.--L.l. -. ...0 go ARRIVED. ..--..-- M.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
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he he Fading futures ranged as follows,

Cash qnotatlons were as tolloWs; FL II9551.
ss'Fss ;Issss SS sPsSSs sAssSs
NoS. white. 45a4sc, No: rye. 5sq55Ac, Good
feeding barley, ta5g 70 elSee ma naI,
Western, SIC. prime Timothy seed, s3.25. Mes
pork, per barlel. $500; lard, pep 100 pounds
1921 short rib: SIDES SSse ssto .. short essr
wins, sl27. Clover contraat grad sl1 sa
Eggs-steady At mark, 24asshG ches'e e.,
Steady at i0Gl0hc Receipts Wheat, 80, 900
bushels; corn. 2s1.4o9 bushels; oats, e5i,6oo
bushels. $50
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET,

FLouR-Market continues fairly active at
unchanged quotations; receipts llght,
WHEAT-Continues steady. y
CORN-Actye. and in good demand.
Oats-ActIye; good demand. tt
RYE---Unchanged quiet. ~,
IIAN-Market7is very dull, ns stocks are stu
largely IN excess of demand, and until they
EGGS-Under heavy receipts the market has
declined during the Fast week fror SOL per
dozen, but appears to be in good shape to-day
BtuTTERMc sweet rclls fairly active at
quotations.; othar grades very dull.
POULTKY-Market In good active condition
& viIRdiNi IA p Hams active; sides and
PoTAtF o7Esseon..nue in fairly good demand
l'APPLES-Qui receipts equal to demand.
"a CJRANGE SteR b; llght Qgscelpts II MA
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steamer Pocahontas Graves. Norfolk and
gers Virginia Navigation Company
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes NJ rfolk. nerchAl-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line,
Sailed
Steamer Brandon, khodes Norfolk. n,erchan-
disc and passengers, Old Eominon line.
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BALTIMORE MD. Jan; ls,-EtouR--ouis,t,
hsarMer spot CONTACT ana ne mco orn
stnn nit SPOT and re month. 5S.saSosscs Rye
Firm; No. 3, Gle, Butter Cheese and Sugar