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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-01
COTTON. MARKETS.

osned strong q an advance Of gas points
a aiia exeitement. rho initial gain was rather
moro than due on the cables and seemed TO DO
n o bnyns Gould
10 no special source. Wire houses and com
mission houses generally sessd y d,ni hays te
belief that the demand was In response 70 the
strong Statistical situation as reflected, BY the
toubtedly received q wide circulation g; er
Sunday. and whilo there WAS heavy realizing
fryn Tie start 1t simply rende red tho market
Very 1rrn. Receipts for the day were rather
cd Al continued light movement. and the pros.
Tpect or a cotton famine later in. the season
ans ate Inc advance Carried March 70 1901
and May and July TO Is. ~; ,fhese: prlces4rep-
position narned, and were followed ny a rather.
HliGhler demand and reaction under reai.sing
g Ters sesea
! pressure against the. market On the oth s.g
usa ef0E the whsn
Nn afe an p sS s4A GFss
Rss' psfs Ss ssf @ Psns ssh ss
sndvnnco was aided by the tlrmness OF the
ssssssn P0 MASn isseHsa
prominent Phiiadelphian spot interests was re-.
while spot markets, rejecting the bullishness
o. Tor actual cotton does not appear 10
and n ss hed held
tic tslr Tf supplies rip i in p Tia futures arks
sh ors to-day y r, Sss bales
FOR tho Week 900 bales asanst os7 last
week and 1857 last yea az To,day,s receipts Ct
haw vear ana w st % baes axast
GAIT last year.
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Y. M. c. A. BUILDING
FOR THEUNIVERSITY
The Possibility Made Surety
fits Friends All
Aid.
Especial to .rhe TImes.D lspatoh.l

Especial to The Tlme3.Dispa toh.)
4 CHARLOTTESVILLE, Al, Feb. 90
For many years tho need for q Y. NJ. G.
A. building at the University Of Virginia
ha s been pressing The workers have been
,hampered by its lack. and the friends Of
the association discouraged by previous
failures to provide for It, N ow the build
Ing is assured, if only the Immediate
friends of the University are practically
Interested In her welfare. 81
Tho late William u, Dodge. OF New
York, a general philanthropist, has he
highest claim in the affections Of young
men because OF his unceasing Interest In
their Christian Associations, This. mani
tested In many ways, became most potent
in his influence In setting on foot tho
intercollegiate movement, Among his last
interests was his desire to build at the
University or Virginia q Y. M. G. A.
building, But there IL a proVlso--a ren-
sonable one-that the unlversity's friends
in Virginia and elsewhere shall raise an
endowment of $4,000
TO DR., Charles w. Kent, OF the chair
OF English literature. and Mr. Hugh NJ
McIlhany, secretary OF the association,
this proposition has been known for some
months during which. with their as
sistance, the architects, Parish and
sohroeder, OF New York, have already
prepared the plans for the new, building
The architects, enthusiastic about the
.Uniyers!ty's beauty, have labored with
artistic zeal to bring their creation into
perfect harmony with the prevailing
scheme and have been entirely SUCCESS
full.
This afternoon Mr., John r, Mott. secre-
,tary OF the Worlds Student Federation,
made official and authoritative public an
nouncement OF Mrs, Dodge's beneflcenco
at "a mass Meeting OF professors and stu.
dents in the University Public Hall. XII
The good news was joyfully received
and beginning was at once made to
comply with Mrs, podge's condition
The building. Which may be under cons
struction when spring opens, will he To-
Gated on The Y. NJ, g. A. campus. facing
the north front of the rotunda and not
far distant from the Fayerweather
gymnasium. \.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET,
..FgLoly!R-c0n.lnuss IN taIr Demand receipts

FLouR-continue in fair demand; receipts
WV 'WyHEAr.-Rec light; marked active,
P HC,OKN---Very qiiet and slow
oAtTs-Dnll, receipts and stocks heavy,
RYE-Conttnes steady.
IiAY-All stocks very much reduced ana
EGGS Receipts increasing and n symIp a
with other markets prices are mueh loW ve i
'n,and; ali other grades quiet and dull. -.
iFPOuITRY-Cont active at quotations
for both live and dressed: 10, IL -,
VIRGINIA BACON-Old; Continues IN. GOOD
demand, New; Small well cured hams IN talr
demand, other stock dull.
POTATO bs Receipts very light and mar.
kct active. 3ttt45 u, u
\ oRA NC lgs--R eceipts increasing; market
an ions Continue IN good demand With
81 Ia II YEGETAB IEa. SEWIn very
good dema nj; odera TO yec0iptg n ~ IN
VEcEIpTs 'EQH q ~ YY EE k-V heat. q. ~
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A FEEBLE
....WAV||ERIN.C||i.
T1lc Range Of the Days '.i; Move s''.
ii1cns oil the STOCK Market
Less Than d Point.
HEAVY
RAILROAD STOCKS I I
The Decrease ii Gross Earnings
e Make Unfavorablc Showing,
Except for Union Pacific.
NV. Asanclnted 1.ress. !

q 55s5 INV ASS oCIuted Ere6s.J $751;
cring :" 81 prices III to-day's stock market
ian i nothing more than the fatu-
Gus attempts Of ~ tr re- fo 20
ind G oynble q sp9t h she war dre Course
rho range Of the days extreme move ".
&inent was an average OF considerably nv
sss tan oin and tne ore tha lno
9 small fractlon. The I5ries were slightly
heavier than tho average, which was a af
counted for ny the extreme zen ~ VIII
d a. fall Of nearly q million doilar from
tho OF last january. due both to ar. !, u.
increase In operating expenses s anu = - ~
]. orally. unravorable with the I, notable
yfeptoa q unioa Ra9e n.a wao
beneilt from i unt!5ttths pressure
upon Erie and thc general lSt was
\ market hurt a NAL ated copper N me
The dread Of Northern seeurtiies AZ,
o ,thr + Period Of suspeiise for the market
unlocked no animation n n ~, tra a l,1g
noon. Isl IN R 35s "a 81 q ga!,l 4. II
"A The coal conference oyer wa ges, /. vas e
repreaslve Influence. Pcnnsylyania was
t fl'its ANIMAL Statement. d. s. ID Steel
h preferred was benefited by. reports. Of q
large purchase Of pig iron ~ INC s.r.
intensely dull WV Is M a a \. \, v.
WA Bonds bccnmc irrcEula fter early
hcavineas. advance IN uni,tsd s ,sat e
y sales par value. 81 ,3l5,gte,. rs y9
United states old tours I'D yanccd Il per
VI Total" sales were III 800 shares.
3 NEW DIRK. Feb. %. Close: Money on
Il call easy, ] "a to 9; last bid 3-4; Of:
Il Big to 4 per cent j; ninety days 8 1-2 TO
&aix months a to a ia. Prime mercantile
Il paper 81 to j q sterling exchange firm.
d SisG,T 70 to FsaS6.7o for demand. and at 1888.
stSs to s4.s39O for alxty day bills posted
q rates S4.S4 to ti.8t 1-2. and $4S7 H. Com
331nercialE bills SlSa IL; bar silver IS LIS;
Mexican dollars 49, 5f
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REPUBLICAN, }
CONVEX 1 n
prcsentatives Of the Party in.
the District Meet at West III
Point T To-day.
FAVOR TREAT AND D KNIGHT
They Will Probably be Chosen
Delegates to Chicago 70
Endorse Roosevelt.
FAVOR TREAT AND KNIGHT

rho Third District Republican Conyen-
ttor will meet at noon to-day at West
Point and elect two delegates ana IVY
alternates to the national convention
at Chicago choose a member OF IN the state
Executive COMMITTEES, and adopt q reso-
Luton endorsing Roosevelt for re-elec-
ton. Tho indications are that. Morgan
Treat Will be reelected executive COM
Emitteeman over Edgar Allan, Jr.s and
that NIessrs. Treat and NVray y. hnlsnt
will be chosen delegates to the national
convention. Possibly James FL V itayes
may be ono Of tho delegates but this
is not considered likely Hayes maybe pc
$,nade@an alternate Z, w
Tho convention will BIO called to order
by District Chairman G. =. Snead, .,ot
King William. In tho Opera r. otse'5s me
first test of strength between Inc rival
factions will probably come over thas
choice OF permanent chairman. The
convention will be composed Or lorty-l
ono delegates, as HfollowS;. Richmond, 1t
Manchester, 9; Chesterfield, II; Gooch-
land, 4 Hanover o. King lillian, =
New Kent. 2. 9. Z, =, :, u,
ACiNIGW MEN WILL CONTROL,
Tho slefnp. Of antt-organtzatlon, action
has tho majority Of the delegates from
Richmond and those from Manchester,.i
but practically all tho others are said
To be for Treat for executive commit,
iteel1,an and for delegate to the national
conventions Postmaster Nvray =, 4, lshlgmt,
OF this city. Is u delegate to the con-
ventlon, and will probably be made a
delegate to Chicago,
Those going from this city VIII leave
the Southern Railway station at Q a, NJ
The convention will hardly consume more
than an hour, rs there are no c9ntes!lng
delegations, and the work OF the reso-
lutons committee will have been pre-.
pared in advance. and It's adoption VIII
be favored by all IL
THE STATE CONVENTION
Tho State convention willsmeet " Nor
folk on Thursday March 3D.. Despite con-
fliotlng reports, 1t Is said that State
Chairman Agnew will be re-elected and
that Mr.. AgneW and Marshal s. Brown
Allen Will he two Of the delegates-at-
large to Chicago, Judge L. y, Lewis
Will be another Il he consent to accent
the trust. and either Mr.. Bowden, OF
Norfolk. or congressmaE slemp Will be
tho fourth man. atA
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The HoWitzers' Ball.

rho Howitzers ball at the armory last
night was a very enjoyable function. u
WAS participated In by about seventy
five couples. the msmhers OF the battery
being In unifo u orchestra TUT
A!shed excellent Fpgsle Tor the rly taMle
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CONVENTION,
CAPTAIN KING TAKEN I'LL
WHILE AT THE ARMORY

Captaln William King, of the Alexan-.
tdria Light Infantry, who is In the city,
MAS taken suddenly III at The Reglmental
armory last night, and was ttken to his
rooms, No. 40a North Second Street. un-
dor the direction OF his physician, Dir,
William Flegsenhelmer. DR.. Fleggen-,
heimer said his patient was doing well
ut midnight, and he thought he would be
all right shortly,
Captain King had a fainting spell and
was unconscious, for some time,
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PRODUCE MARKET,

NEW YORK, Feb. 60 FLO uR.- 81 : put ut
nsfwh gsenFi Rss
!, p Iss sos options
sure. Weakened Under liquidation. following
disappointing cables and reported u ~
dss5e Hna c ssssf & os say
corn-spot easy: No. nominal. option mns-
datio 1pa and contnued to decline and closed h@
&c. lower May closed at ei!ic.; July =. eoNc'
oI seefaFir raase Cut Meas.-Fir LardSEasy;
western steamed, <saS:5; refined easy Con Ifn,
nosjn-ouiet. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at ssds3.ac;
coiree-Spot Rio. steady; mild, steady. I nc
ake. for coffee futTr,s oRensa s!san with
Vas ass Steady " at a partial decline Of points,
f sslsi Ssa sass resins :ss:s
moiasses. rs az .l-3.c R!ce-steady. aiolasses
Firm. ,..,,, r..m.rY sse. !:
aai1y
cream fancy small Solorsd s ssntarnhsr 5e
l la.s made made isEe Esss1s.eady state and
Pennsyvania nearby ay e.. a hn .Ss 81 Ter
Jersey he aWee's
and Peanmtst,etr's d dsnss
MS do g,esu a On ton ssas5
per &c iS6 5aslo0 Cotton steam to Liver aver
pool, 12c; al 4! S 81
russian shipments OF wheat. notwithstanding
the war forced the price for Nay deSer
to9shsdl liz scenes
tended the o4s as ola
la rel Compared with Saturdays fnal hs'r as
ISS corn aiosed aaa
osts are down i 9Hc Provisions show net net
loss Of 1oG7bc
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j Mainly About People.

Mrs. n. g. Houchins Is very. III at her
Mr. Charles j. Blllups, who has been on
a trip to Florida and Cuba. has returned
! ia the city. much benefited N health,
tie. at Havana, He also Visited AIntan-
aas. ssltlag sd ard q lle4 polnt is Of m srest.
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks u New FORK
8sALns.t
= = - - : l : :
800 Grass Twltie ..,.... ...s.....
1900 Amalgamated Copper......a.

800 Grass Irvine ........i
1900 Amalgamated Copper.....
40 Amer. Car and 1roundry..
Amer. Cotton oil1..........,
I, 40 Amer Sniff .................
I 1Et Amer. Snuff, pfd............
400 Amer, Cat1..l.... i...,........
5120 Amer. Can, pfd ..i...........
n 200 Amer. Locomotive, cofri....
Amer. Locomotive, pfd..s.t
is20o AZ, #. and S. r., coin......s
COCO Baltimore and Ohio..s.:....
GOO Brookiyti. 1lapId Transit.
Canada Bouthern ....s.....s
200 Canadian Pacific ...........
Z 400 chesapeake and Ohio........
Z zoo Chicago Great Westerfl....{
6GOO Chi, Mil. and s. P..........
100 Colo. Fuel and Iron. ........
y 2OO Colo. Southern com 1850
Z 900 Colo. Southern, LIST pfd......
IA Colo. Sou thern. I'd pfd...
Clcv., Cin., Chi. and g.. L..;
Continental Tobacco, pfd..
400 Consolidated Gas ...........
100 Delaware and Hudsofl......
517's DELI Lack. and West.....
1900 Erie, com ........ ............
210O Erie, LIST pfd cx. Q p. c......
1900 Erie, "a pfd .................
! 100 General Electric ............
100 Illinois Central ...... ......
ZOO Louisville and Nashville....5
y $40 Manhattan. -. $500.
Metro. Street Railway......s
210O Mexican Central ............
100 Mo. r, Kan. and Tex, conn.,.
4 100 Mo. Kan. and Tex, pfd. $50
1900 Missouri Pacific ............i
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

ChlcaKo and Northwestern consoll a.. ~. l2ols
Chicago. II. I. ana Pacific 4s.............. 6sn
Chicago, r. I. and Pacific col. 6s.......... SoA
G.. q, G. and ST. Louis gen. 4s.........:.. eskss
Chicago Terminal 80 ISL
Consolidated Tobacco !. ti7s
Colorado and Southern 4s.. 81
Denver and Rio Grande 4s..........,......$o7 81
Eric prior limo IL !. se5
Fert Worth and Denver city ists...i...:.. i9t
louisville and Nash. Unified 4s.........s 9sis
Mammalian, consol gold 4s.. 1914
Mcxica n Central a 64
n can C.entrai list Inc .....,............, 10
MINI. n and ST. Louis ts15
Missouri, Kansas and Texas -. e714
Missoiiri 5 Kansas and Texas N Eds. .......A77 5
NatIonai5 r. NR.1of Mexico con. 4s......... 72is
Now York Central gen. fs............e..,.e.
New Jersey Central gen. bs.........s,...t12s #
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81, s. refundnr Is, registered ~. 1o4,a
n 4 rcfIndinr ~ co,ipop 4. I. ~. Jos IA
r, ~ a. registered +. Z. \. s. 1os
o.. s. "a, coupon I. &. !. .............. 1904
u. 81 New u registered Z. !. Is!'4
II. 81 New A.. coupon !. 4. !. II. 1924
u. s.. Old ~ registered !. !. 1o.
u. s. Old 4s, coupon Observation-Disclosures. 1o7H
AtcbIson genera IL !. n. :. !. e. 4. 100
Atehison adjustment n ~. ............... SIX
Atlantic coast Line a. e. s2&
baltimore and Ohio 49,. 80. 1917
Baltimore and Ohio s,1s. &. !. ..... e3M
Central of Georgia IS !. !. 1861
Central Of Georgia 1st Inc ]. sss
chesapeake and Ohio 4hs =. Z. 4. !. .. 1o3
Chicago ana Alton slts :. . b. (. 751s
CHICAGO. Is. and oti!icy new 4. 913s
Chicago. NJ. and st. Paul gen. 4s......,...s l0S1s
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december !. I. ii. I. 1los life 1l.s7
~ Spot cotton closed quiet. % points higher;
ulIddlng uplands, 1875 3 lniddllng gulf, le.s9.

Cotton, quiet: mddllrg. Is IS !; grosa receipts,
s.3l7 bales; sales 100 bales: stock 11ss' oases
Is ?i6 bs les export to Great Britain. 26s3 baies;
receps
81 -? bale: II export to- Great Britain, 4,02l
balea; 10 the Continent. Is. 4zs bales a.
+ total SsInce September LIST at al sesportsr.
Not receipts 6.3y7,4l0 bales; export TO Great
Britain 9ls sol bales; to France, 63i GIL bales.
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n,I,T1,IoRE srocK MAR
9fFSusos 80 -T7S-o - =
SALES. Il (

BALTIMORE STOCK AtARkET.
BALTIMORE. MD, Feb .. --scaboard Ar
Line common, ssIst:; do. preferred. bglstS
4 Eenboard 4s.-NoIhIng doing Atlantic Coast
+ Line common, 1g3 bid; do. prefcrred-Not
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Richmonders in New York,

NEW YORK. Feb. q, --Hol land = i y.
Minor. G, Y. Garrinst VA r!nyton, VI,
Corley 4, Navarro, w. n Scott. al, II -
glalonet H9ttlnanl .sss sg.A 6oxasslila
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA, Feb 2e.--P1SANuTs4
The demand for peanuts Is stronger this week
and former prices are maintained The (. ofter s.
ported 4 Spanish varieties are quoted at Sl16
per bu.he virglnlana arc bringing rim $40, per
= S FOLK. VA Fob 2o.--PEANUTs-
Farmers market hi Cher on AL grades; fancy,
shs;,o,y pirEs ASGsSff; pre S
grades, sM9lc; Spanish. II loaL12ts. Market 's
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Pickett Camp Meeting,

The meeting az Pickett Camp. GonfedeE-s
alto Veterans. at their hall. on North
Seventh Street last night was attended
by only zen or twelve OF. the veterans.
hour Tie meeting was devoted 70 tho
usual routine and was devoid OF any fea-
{ura of especial public interest. "A somr +
mander Gates presided. s
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. Fsb. 20, 1904
Dark Fired Tobacco--Ncw: Receipts continue
lions Old: Receipts and offerings very light
and market very quiet: hut little doIng.
Sun, Cured Receipts moderator; market active
for all good stock common and green sto X
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: 5NFyv ORLEANS. La, Feb q21.-COTTOE--.5
gnnt col ION conf inuea In active demand at full

Spot cotton continues IN H ce''e ue'11a = 80
prices ,,.ras5 os,,1
points up. caused by the advance OF - points
In futures and 20 points IN spot at L'verp1fol
ton subsequently satisfied longs, checked tho
Of prices iGr ab sqte and
the ADVANCE continued with but sligh recess
sions, tho market clso!ng firm Within !. loS 70
points OF the highest hures q ,the 7,p es
each %. July 81. August es, September = and and
~ Cottnn futures steady: March 14s7Q14 g:
Anfli .21R5 Il; May Is .42; June. Is 6osp
il s5 July, 5 Is. 80 August. y leg
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Fancy uN:.GtfsEp HIN 'soo
fTi Ta sa,,p,an e eoo sSS ~
Lugs, good to prinicnu.tats,.u.. a.bo % Egg
Short leaf ...t...sstssl,ttt.sI MsU .Hm
Long IrdE tss.l Observation-Disclosures IS.W 1--we
WtdpunrY Observation-Disclosures 2.W w gLW
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CATTLE. MARKETS.
RICHAIOSDiL LIVE STOCK MARKET
I'M fSales M IInion Einrk Va ri q \ {-jt.t5

Richmond, Va. Feb. %. 1894.
1ss s M ssaans s Saasy
com far a' BEST hefers sui
sNe GOOD q COWS % tair y
Good hogs: IS 5Sa5,7s roushs, s,sasc. !; '1 raj
fair. s,sa tAc,; bucks. sa4c. 4,
GIIlcA 4 70, Ill. Feb. :a.-cATTLEzRs-
dum ss5e9475; stoeKers e and feeders, sssep
Sul sna esvss esase
H9gsRsSce5pss t1dka
good TO !. choice heavy, 5 5g rough:
s sssxy ,ssSsS sn s heaS
TstssEs, L e - Is stsd, ss5SS
Feb
sS sSs :sSfS & Ssssss
Jew es e esry s'eafs 1u ga tts
barnyard and FED do. So ca u; Westerns s.. 50.
and IAmbs--Receipts.4 1900 head. Sheep. cas-
ier; lambs. l5a25c lower Sheep. ,s3.5 90;
Iiogs-Receipts, II 1850 head. Market 26dla5c.
lower. State and Pennsylvania hogs, ISL $50
$50; Western pigs, s5loa5sS. & Is
UNION STOCK YARDS. PIrTsBURG, PA,
Feb. 29.-GATrIE-sup fair; 1l6 cars on
saIs MsrEs ISL sna GSo'g ;ssR
s Sstp degSis aaets Markst iull saa
err, Prime heavy and q mediums ned IS. 7Og6;55;
s. 40 pigs, i5ab.l6; roughs. $4,000, sheep-Re-
ceptsr Il double decks. Market, steady on
300 cul.s and common. {25o9s 90; NJ choice
lambs, e,25Qp6 IS; veal calves. S7bOGS,e5.
lower at So 0OG5.60. Cattle-pull and lower at
1850 so. 4 Sheep-Steady at f3Q4,G0. I.ambs-
Dull and lower at a4.t04s,l5.
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lie quotations are as folows'

i
DARK FIRED ToBACcO-NEW.
Lugs Z, !, 266 9s s75
Short to medium leaf ,...,,,,..,., LOO % 80
Long leaf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, eco a 500
Selections and wrappers, .......... 500 d 1900
4 DARK FIRED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
EE EGG; e; 4 'E|
Short leaf Observation-Disclosures, $50 % 800
Medium leaf ,..,tp.,,.,,.,,,,..,',, goo g 100
Long Leaf ....,,..,,.. ,l1o9 q g.o1
Wrappers and selaG r ~ % 1900
sMoKHRsrsconmoh ..,,.....,...., Re,e6 q 500
Medium ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, SOD ~ 1000
cUTTEIS-Commo ..,,...,,,..... 1000 d isC0
Medium ~ 0Q % 1900
Zine 800 n 100
Fancy 100 % 5000
Msa!aas 4 !, q
Zine x 400 % 400
WRAPPERS Common VIZ 90 q y, %
MEDIUM ~ * S2-g0
I Ss $
-
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Results at Hot Springs.

Results at Hot Springs.
By Associated Press.) ss.s
Fl HOT SPRINGS. ARK. Feb. 2s.--sum-
First race-rlie and seventy yards
Jerry go to y first King STEELE g to 9
second. Judge Cantrlll az to - third.
Time, i ~, L. 5E III ss9 Z M 4 IA
Second race-t three and half furlongs.-.
Hadrian 4 to A. hrst. Marseis go to y
second. Tom Shelly a to y third Tine,
&:43 1-2. ss- i34
Joe Martin a to5sD first. Mike Strauss
Is to ~ second. Lillianette q to y third.
Time, 1:09.
olulu e to 81 first, Mamselle (6 to 81 sec
ond. Easy Trade GO to y third. Time,
Fifth ra ce-five and a half furlonss-
NIoorhcn 90 to y first. Sam Houston
i6 to y second. Caithness Is to u third.
Time, LOG 1-2.
Sixth race-six and a half furlongs-
Ralph Young q to 8 first. Tennessee ,ss
Is to y second. Annora ]. q to y third.
Time, i ~, IA j. 81 u
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recreation, and all went merry as the
dances usually go, The uniforms
OF the artIllerymen gave an added dash
aof color to the moylng scene, i3anclus,,
was Continued until about A. NJ, AND
was thoroughly enjoyed by the partlc1,s
pants, sf
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corroNsDEDTo OIL MARKE,

corroNsEEDT OIL MARKET.
Il NEW YORK, Feb. 2e.-Tradng In Ecottonsecd
oil day was moderate the market holding
steady at unchanged prices. Prime crude IL {; o.S
on summer yellow, nominal prime white. 40
ALAG; primo winter yellow, II no. 81 s H yb
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bushels; corn, 32ss3 bushels: oats. q, 4is bush.
eli; rye 40 bushels. {, Flour, /, ITO barrels:
hay g67 tons; mill offal, 90 tons
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pRY GOODS MARKET.

~ DRY GOODS MARKET. "A 383 4lt
" NEW YORK, Feb. 2o-T1e dry goods market
has been possessed OF q firner tone owing to
til O cver-increasng prices OF tho raw material
While IT has had no palpabie effect upon t m,
insisterco OF buyers upon lower prices less =
matter Of by the seller 70 the he
manufacturer who now find ,suhicient warmth
IN higher levels 5lF5 si;
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] MARINE INTELLIGENCE. {
! PORT or RICHMOND ., FEB, ! 20. 1901
lt n RIVED 49,

steamer Brand on Rhodes, Norfolk. merchant
disc and passengers. Old dominion line.
n VIZ 35 3,3 as ssS, sA1LHn IA x,
steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk. nercnan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
~ 8teaner PocahontaJ.r Graves. Norfolk and
James river landings. Inercandise and passen'
gers Virginia Navigation Company.
i PORT NEWPoRT NEWS, FEB. %. 1904
}3 ID 1886 asst ARRIVED
Schooner o. O.. Curtis, Boston. X
Barge Daisc, FALL River.
Barge Indiana, Providence. $5G
N Barge q. RI Skolheld, Proyidence.
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III. leading future. ranEed as follow: .

Easier butter Easier; crsamesles d dtS2 III
sarles M sRs9g %neass sc
yellow. Sic. No oats 4i.t94sc;1 No 10 5 %hitte,
i2t6c GGoa fSsak!sSs bqNEsy Sasseed
IA. norh st SIT, prime Timothy seed
pGr harss shosi Ebs s edis
pfioosSS, s., osa7.75; short clear sides lboSed,,
si75as Whlskey basis e6 high vines. = u -
i7ai Cheese-F Firm at l0ts@l 40, r eceipts-
Wheat, $500 bushels; corn, 2lS,0o plsnels;
oats, 2693Q0 bushels, $3.50 Eln.Nllsl aSeL
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NAVAL STORES. /

z4 NAVAL STORES
gWILMINGToN,5 n. G., Feb. 2o.-sP1RITs
Nothing doing; receipts, y
casks. RosIn--Not hing doing; receipts. 20
Crude Turpentlnc--Eirm at 81. 90; receipts,
2 barrels. ~ ~ !. . s. :, Z =, 5
Firm at Soc receipts, 81 IS casks snles, ~
casks I; EXPORTS 67 casks. Rosn--i.'ir m !: saler,!
j $50 barrels; receipts, 1.le6 barrels; exports
&C t,H "a N. III s. G., Feb. 2s.-TURpEN-
TINE AND sROSIN--Nathlng doing q Quotations
omit ted. $4 fas 5SS S.,itS HI
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nATE RSsI pafs spas ps,s
g. ss: ssGs o. wheat spot. son!rS asG
ana ana the MONTH 5SH G5s.sS, oats-Qplet; No; =
white, 500501so, Rye-Firmi no. Y, S49sftsc'