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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
CARS ROLL
into RIVER
One Person Killed and Three
Fatally Hurt in Bad Rail
way Wreck.
TWENTY-FIVE ARE INJURED
nv Associated Press.)

fBys Associated Press.)
HALIFAX, N. s.. Feb. 1.-TWO dead,
two fatally and twenty-five seriously
injured is the revised casualty list IN the
wreck Of tho lnter-Coiontal Express
train, the five cars Of which left the ral. rats
at Hunters Crossing, forty miles vest
Of this city to-day and plunged down
n Il thirty foot embankment into tie
conference.-the River, Every one OF the
thirty passengers suffered moro or less
serious Injuries, as did the ten meTbers
Of the train crew;
The dead: =.
Mis-. JOHN classy. Halifax.
Fatally injured:
Conductor ROBERT DUNcANs died at
midnight,
Baggagemaster ]. E, Blair. Halifax
Armenian peddlor. name not known.
The train was travelling forty rlles IN
hour, AS the curve at Hunters Crosslng
was reached, Engineer Ross felt jolt
and looking back saw INC oassase ~!
swerye from the rails, followed by tho
aohes and mail car Tho five cars went
over the embankment and rolled down into
The river which skirts tho rocAlbed at this
point. ~.
n, the coaches struck tree and was
ripped oren from end to end. The other
cars landed bottom up In the water,
which, fortunately. was less than TWO
feet deep
Mrs. Classy was hurled across one Of
tha rday coaches and Instantly killed, her
skull being crushed. Conductor Duncan,
who was in the baggage car, was buried
under a pile Of trunks Ills head was was,
crushedi his legs and p9o cu GU, a h,a
sca a torn or and is bleeding to death
The Armenian peddler who was riding
every bone in his BODY body, broken soksn; G A.
Inspector Hldd was plnnea nehea ~ s''e
Of n'N iack,screws, an hour after the acsl-
dent OF tho others who are seriously n
J iured many had broken limbs, but i Is
t that none but the three men
toned will die. . 49,
suited from some defect In the wheels OF
| the cars. .t.q.tl aala
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Atlantic Coast Line.

Messrs Scott and stringfellow have Just
issued n most attractive circular on the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
shnw.nx its financial status, and luclud-
Ing d fine map Of the system,
r. shows that the gross earnings for the
,.oar ending June 80. 1908, were $40, Gs2,Gp
s sn increase OF 10 per cont, while the not
aarniiSes we're s7,o7o,0oo, an increase o.
Is ner cent. The net earnings Ware four
Tines tho interest Oh the underlying
hnnds. and after dsductng all interest
ana dividend on preferred stocls, tho net
balance was 1910 per cent on tho CONS
mon stock, ~,
The earnings for the month OK pe'
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IS TEARING,
Hem DOWN.
Contractor Wilson Rapidly Max
ing Room for. Mammoth,
"Mutualo Building.

Contractor John T. Wilson has now be-
gun to tear down all of the buildings at
the southwest corner OF Ninth and Main
Streets In real earnest. All Of the tenants
have moved out, and the contractor has a
large force of men at work. It was hard
to realize what an immense structure
the Mutual" is to be until the size OF the
lot It Is to cover Is shown.
The framework OF the American Bank
building Is we'll nigh UP. But two cross
pieces are to be lifted into place. ard
will DO taken elsewhere. Quite q number
Of workrnen OF tho Carolina Company,
OF Burlington, n. G.. willsremuln here
to finish riyetting, and when that is done.
other contractors will have full sway. The
bricklayers ale making, as rapid progress
as the weather will permit them and a:e
filling in the skeleton higher and hlghe'
every duy.
/ For u month or more workmen have
< been engaged on the interior of the Rich
lnond Hotel In course OF erection W
Mr. Atkinson. at the northwest corner @,
Ninth aud Grace Streets, The sp|end'd
{ looking structure OF buff brick Is now
nearly completed and the furniture VII
soon be moved In. The hotel will pro'.
ably he opened for guests the latter part
Of this month. apparently hardly before.
a particularly interesting event In thu
building world Is the opening OF bids on
Saturday for tho contract to erect llv
Zimmerman Hotel at the northeast cor
ner OF Seventh and Broad Streets, The
plans were drawn by Messrs, Wright
Blair s. Company, OF Washington, ana
have been In the Offices OF contractors II
Baltimore, Washington and Richmond
BIDS will be submitted by contractors IL
each Of these cities
Less than a week after these bids a.1
opened tho contractors will kNow thel'
fate regarding the Second Hapts
Church's new cdlfice. Bids for this wore
Will he opened on Friday, February 18th
| Pretty soon work OH the ottice bulldn.
/ Of tho Virginia State Insurance Compan.
| at the northeast corner OF Fifth ans
Main Streets will be resumed
This afternoon Messrs. a. &, AdamsoI
and Augustine Royal and Company WI
offer Toney's Hall and other attractive
Manchester property s, q 4,
Msssrs. Pollard and Ragby Will otfe
Nos. 797 and 100 North Sixth Street. TIL
! is ali good investment property.
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PRODUCE MARKET,

800, yopK Feb. a.-FLoun-Firner and
held loc hgner 81 6ts .n natent. sal. MINI
sofa bakers, s s % cnoiynsunealMonlet Rye
Firm Firm barley-Eirn,.,. NJ !, red csc. 1t was q
MheatmSh.t . srpnns day In wheat NV high
resSras for ssysss IL ths hgse
cahiss. carly war rumors an M. !aiMc. net
SisSer: NAY closed az s''o' ! ~. -
GSrnpS, eefn saors chtago t soss
e Elk Err ree ss5s te 81
son Aessyy ,h bu Sors festu,es May
ena dHs Ct Sso strong; Is? e KS I'd
Beet-i,tf.ly. Out i aaIsr,ner, ~ Western.
Steamed. :7ss refinet s ir; F.rm Tal.o%.
Compound. $66!h4 "a. "a az. to' ~ 6sisae6:.
Steady. 1'urpentine--steaiungS ~ Me-, invoice.
q CoHee-Spot Rv. n 4 nInvn 81; 1i3.c The
sac. 4 mild steady; G. ,ic.s rausne1 hartl
market for 5nys ihSS;N points and nfser
q slight recover around tn'a 1hss d..ln was
tioI,aily actlv. ana Ws an;; 5rtnch Cables and
started BY the aKness y, ~ n conn ct IN
Continued sailing py l'npoIsItt IN 'xcnn Il In
with further un!oaa,nss ~ Ss.n influenced by tho
iSs s Rs fsss Ahi ssa st
s ssssd STEADY sSalsS points t9wet
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Farmers Institutes.

Commissioner OF Agriculture q, w
Koinsr left yesterday for Northern ylr-
ginla to hold farmers institutes at the
following places; Manassas. February 9TH;
Front Royal. February 9Th; Harisonburg,
February Sth
He was accompanied By Professor 8:
b. Hedges Of the State test farm. ana
Mr.. s. r. Barber, OF Harrisburg. Fa,,
who will deliver lectures Will. him
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/. RICHMOND GRAIN EARKET.. i.:.
Richmond Va, Feb 3. lso4.t
QUOTATIONS,
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

NJ Ricnn9ud. Va, Fen. 5, 1901.
Receipts for the week ending Monday:
CATTLE-Recepts, 2o3 heau. Mark.t t!r!n
at last weeks quota lions. Best st LOS AZ
&C.; medium to good. sa@4ncs; common. 10
fair, 3NasEc;; best heifers. 4@iHc m ss
sl.c. fresh COWS, $50. $40; yeaiy. s.. &c -,
lower. Good hogs. 5a5hc3 most sale, around
blss.; fas saoats 4EH5ss; soush hossi 4apth s
Market steady. God sheep, * ok Z common
to fair 3HsQp4tsc.; lambs. 6:a 4bs4c. ~ s lp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
Cotton" Cut No Figure.

The tumble In COTTON" has affected The
p tHsi has been so high Of late that Rtch;;
inond dealers have wisely Eossen ~ pip l al
''well enoughd alone. The terribly exSi le
condition 81 New Orleans and Ns% Io[Ss
dealers entirely proves the W1saotR ,.s - rs
their course. " ~ -
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Hanover Wedding.

Miss Alexander, a popular young lady,
of Hanover county. daughter Of Sheriff
Alexander and Mr. Douglass. his d5spty,.s
Church c the ceremony being per formed by.
Rev John r. Mccartney, pastor OF tha
Seven Pines M. f. circuit. After the, cer-
party at the home OF the brides par
Mr., and Mrs. Douglass vii! continue to-
mako their home In old Hanover. g, q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET,

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. a-rgaA,NuTs.-
demand ior she!led, goods, Sales are bsiniS
freely made IN North Carolina a. slos.s Which
sNoRFoLKs'i Va, Fsb. r..REAsEE;SSE
Farmers market nrnsr Fancy, SNe,i str1et'S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04

Official Range and Sale Of Stocks ~ NeW 1ofk
SALES,
100 Atlantic Coast Line.....H.
574oQ Ainnlgamated COPPER .....
1000 Amer. Chr tli1d FOlinQry..

luU AtlanClC COaEt L1net...l...
T4W Afnnlgamated Copper. .....
1000 Amer. Car and FOtindry..u
100 Amer. Cotton Oll...........
Amer. Snuff&..y..,..t......,.
Amer. Snuff pfd.,..,........
Amer. Can. pid.. ...,,........
1000 Ame,.. Locomotive, cotrl.n.
zig Amer. Locomotive. pfd....
s 5YSS e.. 7. and Hufs 3. ia. com.".....
$50 Al, n. and s. re, pfd........
21lg) Baltimore and Oh!Ou.......,
1890 Brooklyn Rapid T'ransit....
Gi0O ca MAJ die h Pacific ............
zoo Chesa peakc ana Qhio.......
400 Chicago Great Westcrn....
1920 Chi. Nil. and 8. P..........
200 Colo, Fuel and 1ro1....."..
Colo. Southern, com. .:.....
9oo Colo. Southern, ist pig 49,.
colo. Southern. 2dS pfd ......
zoo Clev.. Gin. Chi and 8. L.
Id Continental Tobacco, pfd..
47oo Consolidated Gas .:.......'..
iiC6 Delaware and Hudsol1......
Del, Lack. and Western.
5000 Erie. com. ...................
iJ90 Erie, LIST pfd..................
400 Eric. 2d pfd.
$50 General Electric ...........
1880 Illinois, Central :..;..;;;;,..'.....
l7W / ouisv!lle and Nashville.
200 Manhattnn.... .i,:....lg...',.'t.,...
500 Metro. street nailway."....
$50 Mexican Central !.. ~: NJ.
$50 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. COM.
go Mo-, Kan. and Tex. ptdt...t
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L1vERpo1L. Feb scoTToN|;;Tnhe1 ,, sGstsn

LIVERPOOL Feb scoT 10 WITH su sGs.ea
market 9 1srs vns little excitement. a. lsls
were ss, as RaHt1t
p rheH,S6 weakness After the rece pt OF New
dfst
vailed any ,pa ~ ID and, May and June S.!s.
.o,nsy ssn ssf01s e'sS
settled a. t;9rhest quotation was s.5 an the
oWest sSow Has,ns; net Apr los and My
IRON ysx.Inn. SsoGs.Is: Iune.July S6Vqs..o
S and Juiy-August. s6eaS.ls, o,,o, wa. reduced
The official price OF spot co'toh VIZ ''pless
r,oinfH
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BOND QUOTATIONS.

-, - ~ III a. r,aul rer,~ ls.,.,.... 100
s..,sa ~ Nnr,h,vcs,o,n con "a 1904
and r,acinn 4s ,,............7 lh
ch,sa p, p and pac. coll 6s......,.... Sla
r. = c,ilnnd 81 Louis gen. Is ............ PIN
~. y =. .t.au ~, ~. t. .
III ruhaceo IL 66h
Goiorado ana seSshs55a q ...... 81 81
Geia nnu Lp esh
E sr,e !snerai As eGsA
Eort Worth and Denver ci'y iSs
Ecs;ss's ss s5ns Srs kod Pinned "a {. ss
Me eica centIai 1st inc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49,
ii Inn and st Louis As " " III
MISSOURI Kansas ana Texas IS 9.......... -
N issotiri Kansas and Texas 2ds:.........!. g
Nas,osYl nrk Central gen. Tvs .......... ssii
New Jersey Central gen bs ....'.'..'..... 1oi ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
Mccarthy Council Tonight.

WCVdIt11y OU0t5C1t 3VS't1631t's
Mccarthy Council. No, %sS. Royal Ar
canum, will hold Its regular meeting In
Lee Camp Hall tonight at 8 o'clock. A
large attendance is expected. as several
candidates are up for Initiation into tbs
mysteries OF the order, and matters Of
vital Importance bearing on the future
welfare OF this growing council will rbs
discussed q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04

cash quotations were as follows;. FL e3s
Firm. Eu,ter-F!rm; creameres. loA 3D. ::
No. = red JiasLo0. No. corn. 7lc;; N. yel-
low. sic No. 2 oats. 42!satis.sc.: No; Whit:
barley esq 4lc.: fair to choice NAL 46aSIs:
No faxseed sl-l1 30 no.ihwes :erns S ~ ;:
rel, il3 sOa 62h, lard. Ier 100 pe1nssas .9
a1S: short ribs sdss (oo &c! sSS? qjjs 3
basis Of high wines s..27 Clover: co ant!Ja
grade SO Eggs--FII1rm a. z1ftss;.
400 bushels; corn. 1920 bushels oats. 22,s,sD
bushels g3Et 1sa;t g;G5i sas So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04

ctoo a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1U3N
!, s..ss.. ,,,.iocs a. fex int) ............. u
s,o.n, ,ad Western con. e7A
nss.o sh,r, 1ino q and Partic.......... 921.
cow. 8hs ........,....,.''.. IA
RoaanK Go oa Ts1 * Mountain con-
g. l1ouis nna h i son Trsncisco IT, Is....... s3H
81 LOUIE aanIuthwnsterr isth ............... 93n
81. LOUIS sHu ,no ia Northumberland. CSis
SeApoIu o. 81 II a. Is SyE
5.ntheI !. III pncIa lists ..,........... ICY
! eHaa a Gt and Western As .......,.... .113
ocuo, 1 g.. ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 103
! Hnien sss!as
ysssss III I,.s n TX
Vince ling and Lake Erie Is .........'.' w So,.
VIE % AZ Iron con 5s...... az
n. ana d., collateral trust %s.........'" q,
CENTRAL OF Georgia "a ING :. 's's
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u. g. rcfunding 2s. registered ..........; loia
=, rotuud,nu o.. coupon ........,....... 1c4N
q 81. rrp,.,srcd i los
u. s. 81, coupon 80. -.
u. s. New 49,. registered iasA
=, q Ms,y 4, coupon ~. =. !. la-H {
b.: 5: :;;;: 81;
1 .ua.,,,a So,,4 Iine54. ,...,....... 034
s,s',,,,a, "A Ohio q. !. /. 4. 4. 1ol9ss
Baltimore and Ohio aks ..L......,....'.:. ".
Central OF Georgia IS -, IVY ',-
Central Of Georgia list Inc
Chesapeake and Ohio AS u y. =
"a A AIN |. :. !. J. -. 7G II
S..,o. 90 "A and Quincy new As ............ e3ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04

nrain.t 7sle last week and ssoia last Ia t ysss
tyssk nni ly4.l5l last year, To-day rece,Bts
I'll New Orleans were -g bales again-t 49,.
last year, and at Houston 1,Sfs paies ash.''ss
Q, y03 last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
"The Toreador."

name Tne n ns.HSTrfhe e' ToreadoT." WHEN is lay,
}R ne q remarkably success full se,son, VIII
be seen at the Academy Saturday after
H Hvod musical comedy has delighted
crowded houses every place It has betn
produced. and Its presentation here prom
Uses to be one Of the largest Of inc sea-
son,
Tho freight car episode. In "Mrs, Wiggs
81 the seasons dvoMatlo offerings. which
Will 5" al the adenly next Week IL y ;
said to be ono Of the most ingenious
teats Of staEesraft yet attelnpssd ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04

NEW YORK. Feb. MISUNDERSTANDING
3,is2 head. Market active and wot. la " poin.s
h,sner,- except for medium grades, wnica were r..
CaIves-Recelpts. .7st head; Yealss, SLOW others
little calves, saGi;.. barnyar! sto>k $3QS.5!;
coarse Westerns t:o1 CITY dressed ss ~ yeais SO
pound. Sheep and Lampa-Receipts, 1876 head.
Market steady Sheep ss,zsGplel; few, :! = port
sHoSs-Receipts,y 2, 626 head. Market firm to l5,.
higher. State and Pennsylvania HISS f5,lvR
$40; choice, $3.50. ~
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DECLINING
TENDENCY
lLethargic Condition Of Market.
Emphasized BY Absence Alb Of In
elividual Movements.
.ALL NEWS is DEPRESSING .|:: !: s N
Combination Makes Market Very
Inert and Listlcss--Bonds
Dull and Heavy.
INV Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. FEB. 3-The lcthargc con.
ditjon OF tho stock speculation was son,o-
win. emphasized to-day IN tho absence
az the special speculative movements IN
Individual stockp, which have helped out
tho aggregate transactions for several
days past. The dealings IN Analgamated
Copper became normal again and Its price
iuctuated narrowly, and United States
stGci preferred also fell INTO q srelat.vely
III important position. Botli stocks showed
some signs Of resistance to the declining
tordency. which was quite manifest IN
tho general market. Tho paralysis OF the
demand Tor stocks was attributed to-day
to the fears OF collapse IN the Wild
cctton speculation, with consequent imam
cial damage. Ire death OF William G.
wIii,n.y was a spct.al depressing lactGr
IN stoc.s OF COZ POI atlons with when he
had Lcea closely .dentlhed.
sFt Winlry temperature. and no snow COY.
ering in the southwestern winter wheat
belt was a negative influence by dis.
courag.ng buying OF the Southw cstern
grange s. II was no iccd that the fair
urez in January we're larger than Tor any
previous month, since May OF GloO,. e4cept
Det ember last past and this caused a bau
Railroad earnings are not considered
satisfactory and lhc selling Of Pennsyi.l
'NilplA WAS OU tGCVuilb glOl.
po3r December allowing. The war outlook
cclitii.uted Ats share to the days unset
,icment although there was nothing de-
cIsivc in The days. news The concur
rnncc Of such minor influences towards
del,res had Increased effect by reason
OF The manifest passing Of the per.od OF
redundancy OF money. Sub-treasury re-
tiu,. c.Lents and transfers OF currency TO
New ORGANS have made inroads upon Inc
bark reserves this week. and interior
exchanges arc moving against New tfotk.
The int,mation from W nshington that
soIue $lo,OU,0uv OF the Panama canal pay.
rnenty- v III be withdrawn from deposits
With national banks is OF 9snnmlstaka bic
authority and gives assurance that what
evcr IL doLe 10 arrange Tor the payment
no.h.ng viii be- allowed 10 come as a
surprise and unprepared for by the busi.
nsss world. Some confidence IL 5txpressed
that the payment can he: Effected without
any export OF gold a all, tut the money
market will undoubtedly be more placid
ate. the operation Is concluded.
Bonds were dull and neaty. Total sales,
United states twos ard old tours de-
clined i Ia per cent. on CALI
Total sales were 1900 shares.
NEW YORK. Feb. 3--close: Money on
ca.i / 13-4 to 2 per cent; closing bid 3-4:
oircred at 3. Time loans steady; sixty
days t1-2 to i per cent: ninety days 4
III, : 81.o. six months 4 III to 4 Ia Primo
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ceipts. 900 head. Market s,rons, 8 . to
prime steers ssi5 suckers a9a e dsTs
lb6ap2. 4o bulls, s2a4.l6: CALVES, $500 rs.
to.day ~ 900 head e. TS9Is w
Choice 10 heavy, s4p5d5l5; rousn, hea. y. 8 50 y
1885, Light Sa5oa!9S; BULK Hsnd Of sales ;tsS@s9
strong; lambs. strong to lOc, higher. Good to
choice wethers. .Stq4.60: fair - choice mixed.
s3.l5u4.Q0; native lambs, si,5QG6,Q0.s
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nA1,T1,,oREl sroc11 MAEKEr.

Ohio ,comnon. o BIO; Il do pre1.rtru, lSh4lits
Seaboard IS. ss,sae, Atlantic Coast ..l;.o CON-
mon,5 ll0Qll1; DO. preferred. NOT quoted.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-close: Money on,
c;.i 3-i to 2 per cent; closing bid ] 3-4:l
oircted ut 3, Time loans steady; sixty
days ssl-2 to 4 per cent: ninety days 4
Il to 4 IL; SIX months IL to 1-3.. Prime
mercantile paper i l.: to IA. Sterling
exchange steady. with actual business in
bankers bills at i4.s560 IL $500 for de-
n,nnd and at 4.So 90 70 81 for sixty "a y
b1t,a Pose rates $4.S3 l-2 to Ass. Com
1Iercial Bills 50 l-2 to S4.S25-S. Bar sill
-rl.. "a AZ: Mexican dollars ~ L.. -5.e..--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04

GS.ass s! ss' ; &ashns D'sEss
TIC &.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
SHw Y9s1 Ess Sssyas es 0sS
o q a weaken from sf ahsS
Primer position yet the utmost, conservation
and IS sss e s %ha the
future may have in store
NAVAL STORES,
! . s.:.5;s s5 ~
Ssa. Il FsssSs s. receipts
ga s az a es:s 81 essE sp
casks: exports 10 sa5 5s,n--E!rm sales
los barrels: exports E1.7os barrels' receipts
rHB sB ssrs aSsSss
NV cP5RR Es5 es MsnsT d, =.
Ss's s!s 20 gsl,s sum n ss5 SsIl
prime White zoe; prime winter! yellow 49a &C.
MARINE t1NrE GLlGEscn. /.
PORT. OF, THERMOMETERS d. 1904. ;ss
), : tr,nao5 AH HSgS4Ks' II FOX, m.rcn.u.
Sdlse and passengers. Old Tolnlnlon line. I.
SAILED $50. sl
Steamer granaon hh9he. a MsT191R Iss
Steamer Pocahontss Grayes; NI md sna
sreersa'yirEinIa Navigation Company:
Revenue cutter Mohaw. = lindsay Norfolk. II
PORT OF WEST POINT. FEB. 3. 1914.
..te s4i ARRIVED ~ ass . $780, W. !.
Charlotte Murphy. Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo. 80 80,
ines passengers and general cargo.
80 SAILED
Charlotte Murphy. Baltimore. passengers and
Elm city. Haynes. Mattaponi River Land
ings passengers and, general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. FEB. 5, 1901
~: ARRIVED.
Steamer Voltage, Brunswick.
Steamer Voltage. Liverpool.
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Spot cotton closed que - po u,,If ia *
sales. So bales.
fo s.Is. q gae.: sss psles sas. s.
To-Day It all sse g9sai t,taI rseepss
b baes; s ss sap sss:Sss ba lea
censoaa.ed At az 10 a,reat Britain. 2o5
baies: 10 the Continent, z: 7lS bales; 70 Japan
100 MsSso a'' ISL na'e IT. ali
Net receps sos g. nales e1 = issJ Sn lsa
Spot eon Nominal b9,h assors sho
sp{s. I5 ysai ssa.ns
Future. steady ths n 4esp n Mie
prices ss paints oT " Inc
fas d. inc and as' his caused bears sell the
srss. soF snE n9 9Ise sa 81. had na
The surss were cut wn ssS pH aWsr 81 Chan
IN close an or yeserday Al this leyel.the lead.
Ing bulls bought heavily but y s au'tfbs W de-
Their purchases crectua.l3 chsc Ae1 We -
CINE Ths a leeoyrry was followed BY more breaks
and buissh but the general trtnt ys tt pfdi
The longs seemed think that thy a.e 81 s,ff t
en5ugh to get the new short ln.etes =, s m
fssIor than the bulls Gould pusa them up W.
aided In the trading May irst lo-e 30 . a,
from yesseraays SVss I 81 - re- 10 ss, de-
cIined 70 g. and advanced nnai!y hsnss.
The market closed very hSrn ia, AZ avenns =
were points down TO u aoo' ia''
Cotton futures very steady EsGFHsss Ma
H!d ;, Ma5 81 j 1s5saS 81 nRssi;'
A is5sS i.. & s. sid e'' sspsS'"D'''
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