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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1S.-rhe cotton market
opened firm at an advance Of l.G-l polnts.=
following higher Liverpool cab abs e1 taaA
receipts which promots.! both covering by sss.
long account inc advances, howeyer !, AZ !, has
heavy Ilquidntion. and almost a.. once , ne
market developed a downward tendency that
continued until tho active months mad been
depressed toha net gain OF only about .u5
points. 10 .a :, 1} { :,
nectlons executed light buying orders ana ny
market began 70 % better selling up to a aro
the noon hour There was. however, YER, ~,
contingent by moderate scapng trades 80, soon
prices back to nearly the previous low point :.
less Irregular, but turned quits Nan and
more active toward the close on what appeared
10 be New Orleans and I'hndelpn!a bu"'ns
The market was finally steady, with january
an advance OF l2tp2l points Sales were esls'
mated at 800, 900 bales,
Receipts, a the ports today were 1885,
year For the week ~ bales ag%nst s
ceipts at New Orleans WeT9 7.1s6 bales se against
against 7ilG last year
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the bedside OF his mother. The condi-
ton Of Mrs. Hobson is still very serious
but she is reported to he resting easily.
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.
Reports Of Improvement Out
number Unfavorable.
INV Associatcd Press.)

new Yoh1<. Jan. l5.--F. q; Dun &
co,npany's weekly review Of trade to-
morrow will say:
Reports Of Improvement in tho volume
Of business outnumberi I'm fnvoroblc dis
bal ches, although the situation is decided
~ Irregular. As the money market be.
comes easier, there a 6hctter pi aspect OF
pos lponed work being resumed. .All struc-
tural lines are largely dependent upon
the ability Of the railroads to borrow
mtncy, and the restoration of confidence
among investors. 4ti7i9EStF
Only fair reports aretreceived regarding
TIN, leading manufacturing lines. Many
mn and steel plants have resumed, but
tho spre ceding c,lrtailnpnt was very Sc
vcre.FLTcxtile fabrics are us badly unset
tea as ever, lower prices for neWtl.ncs
or Nuolens proving q elsa agreeable sur,
prise to the many smE1 operators and
speculation in cotton rendering. forward
contracts for goods arl.ilnposslbility. Dis
ttrlnulion of merchandise. increases vi tn
rerortS$ liberal: orders S,s2r SPRING. goods "o
co1n etva tism still sgaiks. the course e 3 ,
OF both buyers and : flaJ ufacturers OF
cotton goods. sUndoubtedlyf consuHption
is, ga ming on production, but there Is no
Inclination ~ to anticipate fIequirements.
Further moderate advances In quotations
aca asked by the mills, and small orders
s..e paced &. quick delivery being asked
FAILURES this week numbered 1914 in tho
United States against .251 last year. III
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PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK. jan: 1a-TLouR.ouienttiio ,, nut
Arm. Rye Flour-Firn. Buckwheat f1 T
T:nsy at s.. l0la. 10 Cornmeal-Flrm. Rye
Steady Rarley-Firn: o.o o,,iors
we're Mns hrmer again to-day rem Wa VA,
talk clcsns Ht gslV = Us rs net ADVANCE
op e9fs aieady ' and later adyan-el tn
Wheat upturn. war news and c9mmisssiI ow
house demand closing ,.c net higher; o May
closed ut 81 1850. Oats-Spot ifin; 49, Z
s'i Realistically Cut nleats-zDull. Lard-Fir;m;
Firm. Talowisasy: city, &c, oo c9rn.rs: =
Rosln-Firm; strained, y. 500 .'so' : ~ uf.'ot'snS
BIZ steady Ms 'n T2s ma as
0 f. pSs. oPsheS
rom the French markets and continued pr,s
mary receipts Toward the close ,b9 5ner s w shs
inst and a decline OF points eta1' 81 =, a.
Sales SLIGO bugs. Sugar Flaw, nominal: FAR
refining 27sc,; centrifugal, a " te Sul Rice
s assss au MSoiasssss e.i ns'''
dairy. l4GiSc Cheese Sat, sts $, 81
Ia MADE MADE lSsc E E state and Penn
syivania nearby, average finest y osM: 40. 1er
petatee?aEsiESm Jsrsye ss'nHS
s sSgs; and Western. sacks. 81 1o922S Peg
nuts-Firm fancy handp!cksd &C.; 9 Sanest Ho
81 sssm g ShssipS SsG lss o''se
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Jan. l5,-Renswed .,d rear to o.
1 Mnt NAY wheat closed at an advance Of %c.j
corn &c. and oats 7sdic' PROVISIONS su4teu
b017hc. s5
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War Scare Seems to Have Re-
slii11cd It's Force, Causing
Downward Tendency
SUPPORT STOPPED 20 SELLING y. e
Movements for the Day Mostly
Desultory and Scattered.
Close Intensely DILL. &
(By Associated 1oressD

SEW YORK, Jan. 15.--,rhis was another
day OF inconscquential results In the
stock market and OF listlcss and neglected
tire ding. Tho war scare seemed to have
resumed It's force lin foreign markets
and started prices downwards,. but. when
SUP, ort was met tho selling was dlscon-
tinted Movements for the rest. oE tho
day wero desultory and scattered.
There was same absorption OF United
States Steel preferred and Of Amnlga-
ntcti Copper which seemed based on
TRADE conditions. .f#'
f3 United States Really preferred was sup.
ported and advanced points IN spite y. o.
from, the company, and the disclosure Of
a degree Of tr.ction tnithe corporation,
wb,ct had not been adequately UNDER
rho advance In Pacific Mail was based
on d superstition that tho withdrawal Of
fcorEeting steam ships !or use as, trans
ports In event of war between Russia
nal Japan would Increase the business
Tho Ere issues were under pressure
md fell nearly g. point each with slight
iallics, on the doubt rllscd In public dis-
esssos 70 me vnd on q tie
icrl'cd. as for the last period. The pro
yis.tns Of tho voting teust are for rs
expiration upon the declaration OF n full
four per cent dividend IN year on the
I ftrsc preferred stock.
Sl Tho hearty influx OF cash Indicated by
the preliminary estimates Of the weeks
currency movement was accepted with
languid interest. and the market closed
DoIcly steady and intensely dull, s
Bonds were firm and q broadening
tendency was manifest III the market
fI-ctai sales. par value. S, leo. OO0.
United States two's declined IA per
( Cent. on call. 3.9
4 Total sales were 2ol,4oo shares
NEW YORK. Jan. Close: Money on
call easy 1l-2 to$2 IA per cent; closing
bid ! l-c: offered ut 2. Time loans easy;
Il 10 '1-o; six months 4 to IL. Prime mcr-
camille paper 5pcr cent; sterling cx-
change firm, with actunl business IN bank
oni at sl.s2.5O to s4,s2.t5 for sixty day
Z bills. Posted rates s4.S3 and A.s6. Com
mrrcin bills *i.So 1-2 to SI.Sa 5-S. Bar Sill
ve- 20; Mexican dollars 81 IL.
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INV Norfolk Westenl

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY, ss HI.
u 900 A. q M.-NORFOLK LIMITED Arrives
Norfolk II 20 a. NJ. Stops only at Pct ersburg.
Il los "A. = M.-CHICAGo EXPRESS. Ba,reti
Purlor Car, Petersburg 2 to Lynchburg s And
Rutnoke.5 pufman Sleepers N Roanoke TO Cos
alunbus, Blueheld% to Cincinnati. also Roam ike
TO knoxville, and Knoxville to Chat tanooga
a IL 10 +. 'M@RoANoKE3 EXPRESS for Farm
vile, Ia nGupurs and Roanoke. 66
800 p. 5M.-OCEAN SHORE sLIAlITEDa Ar-a
$rites norfolk 5:.J ~, NJ . Stops only az Peters,
burg. Waverly and 3 Suffolk. Connects With
steamers to Boston, Providence, 81 View York;
Baltimore and Washington. IA ss}. 5a4s5 4.
4 7:25 r.. M.-For Norfolk and all stations Aeast
$40 +. II. NEW. ORLEANS sIlot. LIN q;
Roanoke; Petersburg to East Rndford; Lyneh-S
burg to Chattanooga, Memphis and 'ews Or-s
leans. Cafe Dining Car. 86t} VIZ
Trains arrive from the West 1856 A. Al, s;os
p NJ. and 9:10 F. NJ; from Norfolk 1880 A..
Office No ssS East Main Street. AZ
W. 3, BEVILL & n. BOS-Ef
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HAilRoADS!l
suss 3 sf Potion T. 49, Il


N r n. m Rlchrnond, freaarle ks y ! I
na x II burg q Potoni ao,' ~ NJ
trains Leave Riot,noti DIST orr y yAros III
" s:ib <. H., daily. Main ST. Through. B.
SAG 4. M. daily. Main W nrsa ny ~
s5I 4: NJ except Monday. BYRD ". Through.
71b a. II, week days, Ella. Ashland a 4:
soe A. III. Sunday only. Byrd 81 rhro !u
$40 4 NJ, week days. Byrd ST Th i, \, u
week says Y I,y yta e. g. ThsGuSsx
be6 i. hi. daily. Man ST. Throug
o26 M week days. Elb sa & Ashland M 80
eG so5 p. n, daily BYRD s.. Through, . n.
Is trains Arrive Rohn,o ID ous III ard. sssf9
q $40 A. Nj. week days Eba- Ashland a es.
sH si5 a. NJ. week daya Byrd 81. rrederoks.i
\ 1 NSsk 5sys si byr 5aEsS 81
s s:SS p NJ. wee Week days ista. Ashland sa-.S
S$y5 NJ da ey bsyl sf 81 s. 4 Hsnss''sA
s' % Is p Nj. daily. Main ST. Through. All
fi io:S5 p. NJ. daily. Main 81 Through
1l:4O F. Nj. week days Byrd 81 y hrougn.i
nj trains rna local observation-disclosures
", b. DUKE, C. w. GUILE, W. iP, Ill.
GenI Man r.. Asst. Gen'l Nan r. Trnf. = .sla
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Jan. Is. 1904.

s1s SALES. Is 8 I'VE ts@i
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. Col. Trust
per cent-s2, 900 ut sQ1z. /.
lrgin,a s % "a, q. s5a; ':e'9 at
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
Ns5s cs HeM y and s;s
va. Centuries, 2.3 c. and r.. 1891. 95 $50
CITY sECURll les. sS
richmond CITY Is. R, 1,so-1.so... loi 1oa.s
RAILROAD BONDS ;f{
A. G. L. II. r.. Con. TT. y. c....... g ~.
Georgia and EEuc, LIST Gs. c.. 132.... lis
Georgia. southern and Fla: l9a5 !iU 49,.
Georgia and Ala. Con. IS. 1885,. los
y. and w Ry: Pocahon,as is...... 81 y:
we stern n. G. LIST 6s. G.. lsla..... ll3ls
a RAILROAD STOCKS
Atlantic Coast Line 'A'...... lG1 iCG JOS
Atlantic Coast Line pfd..,....... ioo 70. 80.
Atlantic Coast Line com ........!y lo5 lof1s
Norfolk and Western com 100 6!
n r. and r.. DIV. Obig ,....... l00 20 s...s IL
oDs,theln Railway Ptd. ......... 40 ~
Southern Railway cosn...........lD ~ ...t
BANK STOCKS.
Broad Street Bank .,....-..,......e5 g q
First National i nS - -
Petersburg Saws and Inc CO.. =.
Richmond Tr. and S. Dep. Co. 10 IL
Union Bank CT Richmond........ 30 lss
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine; .......e5 asH
MISCELLANEOUS. ~
Consolidated Tob. 4 p. c.. bonds. 100 81
Va. Car Chem. pfd r. c..,.... 100 9st1 lgo
Va..Carolina Chemical com. ,......1VO 2St3 ~
Ma Car. c., Co. Col. TT, 8 p. Co.,. 20 ~.
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Geo, w. Mayo, Auctioneer,B
l1O North Seventh Street.

- ANltRuPT SALE OF ELECTRIC
Is MORTON, sIIANTING. ROLL TOE
DESK. TENTS, AWNINGS, AWNING
GOODS, COST jMEs, FLAGS, POWER
SEEMING MACHINES, ROPE, SC, AT
AUCTION. a
Nv virtue OF decree .enteren in the
District Court Of the United States for
the Eastern District OF VII Einia, on the
1874 day Of January, 1901, In the matter
OF 5. Ross Jones s Bro, !, bnnkrnupts.
Viii proceed /. to sell nt,public auction. at
- Il t;DNLSD Jay. JANUARY 2O:rEI. 1901. 4
~ HORSEPOWER Motor, .Hcll and shafting,
Power Sewing MACHINES. Oak Roll Top
Duuk, Show and Pleasure Tents, large
lot OF New Awnings, Awning. and Piece
Goods, Fancy Costumes, Coils OF Rope
an assorted lot Of Flags ana Decorations,
l'ut.es &C., &c. f3 6
TIIlAIS-Cash.
trustee III Bankruptcy.
Geo. w. Mayo. .Auctloneer
In II st 71rtJ lt.fft 55sg,s 4E. st.sl
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NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-Euy!ng Of Dr., goods g.:
disposition OF buyers Is to place orders li.tin
more freely to meet immediate requlremen ~
though eiers show no disposition to make
concessions under any circumstances. JobperH
are Shipping considerable merchandise, but
store trade IL still slow.
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Richmonders in New York.

fSpecial to The T1mes-Dspntch:l
NEW YORK, jan l5.-Wslldorf. =.
AxtellG and wife; Marlborough 9. Bang
hon; Grand, c. u. willis; Imperial. T..
4. Lewis and wife, r, Johnston, "a. ].
Elauyelt; Victoria, T. II. Sullivan; AS
tor. W. G. Owen; York. W. y. saunders
w. G. Veal.
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1fNIoN# STOCK YARDS, FpITTSBURci. Pa
Jan l5-CATTLE-suppIy light MARKET i.t3.
steady Choice, .25u5i9 prime ssaS.2', ta.s'
Market slow. Prime heavy. 5.luGa Ia; - Ms g
diums S52n@5.25 heavy workers., g. l9a9. u:
rourhs S35yGD 80. Sheep-Supply light; marx >.
steady. Prime wethers. s. 6Oag s.? Sui!s unu
common, S2u276; choice laiups' 9o''Vao..', 49,
calves, SSdS.5o
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 15.-HoGs--Actiye At
81 5oTp5. 90 Cattle-Duli and lower at S2gi6o:
Sheep-strong at sa.2aq3S5 Lambs-stroils az
]. /
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

rRAlNS LJAVE RlCHMONU DAILY-BYRD.H
STREET STATION. s.. flSi e ~
EFFECTIVE MONDAY, IAN, 10TH, sta
e:05 a, MA. G., l., txprsss 70 al polnta
s:Co 4. M-Petersburg and Sorfolk;
le;lo II, M.-Petersburg and NJ West.
t4;lO r.. M,--tiosGsuoro Local, t3gs;f
$3.50 p, M.-Peterspurg Local. e. 4.
7:s5 r. M--'Elordu and West indian IAsDits
3D." to all points South: &. -, .ii5 iS93
9;lD P..M.-Pcterspurs aud y, 9 w. West M Us
Ii $50 p. M.--Petershurs Local 5gg 81 Ssisg 4
til;50 p M,-Floriun Special. q y a5Sf9i, ss8s5
so TRAINS ARRIVE 5iiliilMONI1.
Sunday, SIS a. Mi ;'.i6;is a, NJ; II ;os A, n
;O5 +. NJ; a;o5 p. NJ; 7:so y, NJ. 1;s5 ~ a. q
''iEscept Sunday, .Except Monday, '''san, j
day only. !, :, :, -, ,,,., 81, pass 4, y, .,
W. ]. CRAIG. Gen Pass, All -
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. s15-PEANUTs--,
Farmers market rrmer. Fancy. a,.t. stIlS.l5
nrirne az l3gsc prime. 25s&3c common lizV
2sac. Spanish. SaIS5c; machine picked. zf2d
snnnist,. yv4..s,nu.. MARKET tlrm, stock ssht3
fancy: market steady.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

v FALL RIVER, MASS, Jan. l5-The snles N
the print cloth market will reach total o!a or
dered goods. To-day 81. G. p. Borden OF New
York came Into the market and bld u isc
I'm rarliInrs which Is an advance or l-l6c. over
la ST. Week figures. 1t is learned ct only
moderate amount was secured at TINS Price;
view OF the trmness OF the cotton market ana
are holding out for 3a4c. &
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!. NAVAL STORES.

4 WILMINGTON. N. c.. jan, 15,-sPIRIT5
at 63,ac. receipts. 81
ca skis NRosin-Firm at s2,2o receipts, 20 bar
rels. Tar-Flrln at $3.50; receipts l52 barrels
Crude Turpentine-Firm ut Sao14iVo; rece1pts'
IS ssAuWA tSSSS;A GA. ian. 5.-TuRpENTI SEa :,
casks. Rosin-Firm; receipts 2,SS6 barrels;
sales. 127S barrels exports ls5s bsr z, si,
1INi5-Sleady ut 63Hc. Rosln-Steady.
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INSURGENTS LOSE
HEAVILY in BATTLE
By Associated Press.)

MoNTEvIDEo, EEGGuAY. Jan. b.
II is reported that 4 serious battle has
taken place bet~ecn the government
troops and tho insurgents. the latter los
.uy heavily.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

=. ~ Z, !, .nd Quincy new AZ ..,......... o1h
e,.,.a, a ard q pn,i gen 4s.,........ 1855
49,, marthvcslern con. 1914
s.,.,saeo ond Pacific 49, ............. ssh
:, a,1 1,ac. rol. 5s.,......... 70
1h'easo, .,d 6. = ouis er,. A. o5A
GheaE;o, Re- Enhaceo
Coorndo and Southern az g.!
Denver and RIO Grande a. ~
ERE priol ie IL 70 81
lsra 1nsS om iJenver city 1sts,...... lD3ya
!,ort WOE ,i h,uu "a q 80 105
Hooking Eaiisy h,;iic IIrifed Is 1914
l1ouisyie aiaa rnld 1o2ss
Mammalian t iaf 4, observation-disclosures. II j
Mexican Gsn,ra' e a. Inc lhA
Ainn and st Louis as 81 x,s 81
MISSOURI Nan nsas and and ;rcxas 79A
AissouTi' nhIs"s NSaricn ron AZ IS
Nationa g ccntro al gen. o77
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN, Is, 1901.
-allL- .at.e ..la. ARHlNGD. 81 ~ $1,000 L--

PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN, Is. 1901.
ARRIVED,
steamer Berkeley Shelly. Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
SAILED.
steamer Pocahontas, Graves Norfolk and
James RIVER landings, Hercnnulse ana passen-
ners Virginia NAVIGATOR Company
Steamer Borkeley, Shelly. Ncltoik. mer2nan'
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line,
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JAN. Is. 1904
q ARRlVEp-
steamer White Jacket, Port Inglcs. t5f
Schooner Governor Ames, Boston.
SAILED.
steamer Vleidland sapelo, s *
Steamer Castano Norfolk. E5 M 60
Steamer White Jacket, Glasgow,
Steamer HeighIngton. Masei lies , a4 9&
Schooner General u. g. Greedy, ProYldencs. "a
S Tchooner Lucy a. Friend, Salem,
4 Schooner Pendletons Sntlsfactlon, Curacot" III
Barge Cienfuegos Now BEDFORD a3
Barge Foster. Fell River sf 3s5 y
Mrs. Hobson Very I'LL,
s, fHy Associate 1Prsss.i
BOULDER. COL Jan. lb.s-Gaptalni
Richmond r. IIobson has ART ed. here
from Blgmlpg CHAM, AAla.l ana y now et
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SOUTH .RN Rail WAY.

SCHEDULE IN EtEECT jan -, 10, Sl904. 81
- TRAINS LEAVE tl,ttNlOND. ;. XII
s7:cO A.. M.-Daiy. Local for Charlotte, n. G..
1880 p. M-paily Limited, Buffet Eu;lman
4 Memphis Chattanooga and al tiie South. g8s
! GOO i. MEN. sunuuy. iley>.ville Local.
ann p M Daily. Limited Pullman ready
$50 p. Nj. FOR all the South. s, /, . 4
80 IA r - YORK RIVER LIN z.
THO fnvorite route to Bal and .EaSternis
minis. Leave Richmond 1870 p Nj Monday
:45 * II, Except sunday. Local mixed fo q
2; MSsi =. MI M.-Loca Monday. Wednesday and 4
Friday for West Point. Y. . a q 81. sl
4 4:ao r. n M.-Except Sunday For West Point: AZ
cSnnectlng with steamers tor Bh ltinlore AMI
river landings Monday. Wednesday and Frs
( o 1's5r TRAINS ARRIVE Z lcHMOh " !. Z
e.56 a. M nnd 6:42 r. M.--From al the South,
s:S5 F. M.-From& Charlotte ana DURHAM AZ
$40 A. M.-From Chase 1t :, VIA NJ ssss
OBS A.. M.-Baltlmore and West Point u 81. X M
10 :45 A. Nj, $50 = From Ve {, y, Penn
H. ACKERr, s.. II. IiAR = syls - 3
C. ", ''swEsrnURY, 2; =: 49,
A IA 5Fs 2lss5t Richmond. Va.
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\. 13EI ,,..,.oI ,nr rs ...,,,,,,,.,. 120A
New Jersey .H a. a. 1O2N
Nortnern 5, asiIo q. Observation-Disclosures. ms
eii. ~ WESTERN con, 49,.
Oregon Short Linz LINZ 40 AIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 95s
pennsylfain,la ~ IA d Observation-Disclosures. 91s
Isending Genera aro, - noi,htan con 1ll7i
st Louis and San Francisco fg. is........ az
st. Louis Southw I'VE A. G7N
Seaboard AT aidrnntas observation-disclosures. Ss7a
soul iii,, =, =, "a IL
Southe m R 81 cinS ,sts 115ia
Toledo ST. Z and Western 4s...........1oSps 81
Union paciHac nabnviis Observation-Disclosures. 967.
uhi9h =. az 81 5s 7lss
" >. Steel ~ W - 80. lis b
MnbaSh ISIS u. 49, 6JA
WabaSn Dep Inke Eric Is ............ 500
MneenH u LII .ni IL - 81
Wisconsin Seilt q, " 1ron ron 5s,.,...... 70
Colorado : G Gei ~ ~ "a ,.,..,.,.A..... eS},
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc. va
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CO G !! z; g y ,;,,'s ~,
Minutes to-

Norfolk.
LEAVE RIcHaiuND-.EAsTROu ND.
1850 a. A.--Da!iy-Luc 10 NeWpo. frsuWa and
t4 tt way stations, IL
900 a. M.-Oa.ly Lim,ted-arr1ves Williams
SO burg $500 a. NJ, Newport News "; 80 AZ.
NJ, Ola Point II :UU a.. IT., n orfoiks l1:2jt
u A. M. Portsmouth li:i5F *. N.
400 +. M.--week uuSS--S9etiai--Atrlvesi3 WIS
Iiulisburs 416 +. Al, Newport News ESQ
& +. At.,3 Old Point 500 & Nj. n orfolk5 SEA
3bR p. NJ. portsmouth $40 ~; NJ e f@sS
S $500 =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Point. MI
1910 A M.-Lucal--tiAc sunday, 70 CLIFTON
200 +. 'IAI.-Daily-Speciali to Clnclnuatttsss
Z u a Louisville, ST. Louis aud Chicago. 5.S
els +. M.-Week duys-Local ~ tredertcksiE
$40 r. Al DAILY Limited to- clnclnnatts.
JAMES RIVER Line. i554 Y Sstfl
O:20 A.. AI.--IJully--lIxpresS to LynchburS4
524 clifton tulsu una priclpnl stations.
5:l5 T.. M,--Week dnya--Loc.al to Brtino. SSSf5a
3l5s TRAINS ARRIVE 5kItiltAOND& bttO ~ ASsgS
Y Norfolk and Old Point lU.l6 a.. NJ daily 11;G
A. Nj. Fix. sun, ana 30 :; M daily New
port News Local . 4. NJ. daily s y .Rssi
From C!ncinnat!l ana West IT, q. - Only
and $3.50 r. Nj daily SAN a. Line e., LEGAL from
Clifton Forge, trederlclts' Hall ACCOM- $50 IA:
James River Limo Local from, Clifton Forge
1856 il. Nj, daily. Dremo Accom-. $40 ~ ~.
e. e.. u s BOYLE. ". 9; wARTHpN.
=. IA Cont Manager. DIST, Pass. Agt.s S83s
Aa,5 Nov. !. 1903. issa
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sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TRAINS LEAVE eRIcILMoND--.ID;AiIL!Y. ID
10 :25 p, M.-Seuboard Florida Lmi ted-Sayan-E
nah, Jacksonvic. St "a ugustine:.., (. Y.
2:l6 r. M.Sea board Alail--ll:oO M:--SeasS
bonrd 5g Gxpress--ro Sapannah Jackson tlles#
II Atlanta and Southwest. S3 i. wi. .ssIl
s:l0A NJ Morlin 1, and &
6:451 A: M.-No 3t-From Florida. M 9$I5S
s:i0 "A M.-.No. 5O-From Florida. a tiantnt and y
) 4:5s r. Mo- ss-From Florida, Atlanta and !
Is the Southwest . iiss sis i. S IA
$50 P. M.-No. 3e-From Norlina and local
Ety. city Ticket onlce. $50 East Main Street.
Phone 4G5.
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SCHEDULE VIA YORK RIVER LINE,

Thc next steamer for Baltimore via tho
York River Line will sail from West
Point Monday. the 18TH instant. connection
leaving Richmond 1870 =, NJ. These
schedules have been somewhat dis
arranged on account Of bad weather con-
ditions, but 1t Is hoped that the regular
schedule will be resumed, beginning with
the 18th. Steamers sailing from West
Point Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
connection leaving Richmond a;.o 8. M.
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STEAM GOATS.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION c 0,.

JAMES KIyEIt IL "a I, "a ~ M, =
WEpNESDAY and FRIDAY at q =. 81. for
Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Pe.nt. Newport Sswa
C.arsmont aud James River landings, ana ron-
and the North, State-rooms reserved tor lasi
night al moderate prices. Electric cars a!rset
10 wharf. Fare only Sl.oV ana " 70 MOTIONS.
Freight received for aboye-namsd places and
ali noints in Eastsrn Virginia and NORTH. S.lrssi
H. IL. fssA>4 - IRWIN WElSGEE,
"A1' General ManagetS Z
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II refundinp a.. registered 1o5i
n. 4, hretundlny 2s coupon ................ 1864
I, 8 4, registered =. Y. ........... 1906
n 4 q AZ. coupon 4. ................ 1osH
1fs5s Nav, a., registered Tex int ....... 1922.
n. q. Nav A. coupon ............. 1894
n & Old a.. registered 1o7,s
~ "a ~ coupon. !. !. ). i. 1o7h
&, registered :. I, I. ;. .......... 1914
r. 4, co,,non. \. !. lolA
A,oh,son general Is ............ .....!.... o9H
Atchlson adjustment % % m
~ ,t,n,oro and Ohio Is looN
-. ,ti,,,aro ma r,h,o a,ss.,..,........... a =
na a, neoreln a., Io4,i
ss.'..s, !, f,aorrI. 1., 8 inc, .,...,...... 50
- r,h,, IaEs 3. II. !. lO24
-, ~ du Alton 75la
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BAIT1MoRE STOCK MARKET.

Line common. Sss bid; 40. prefsrrrd, l5AIlt.
Senboard IS, esq GSl.. Atlantic Coast Line com
mon, l06,s q 197; do. preferred, nothing doing.
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fss2 ths Daes b1ss
comso,d ID at a. IS ppeat Britain s:s
bales; to France 5,9s7 bales; TO the coh'ins''''
tsE 6a snce september list at all
receipts el export e., g, ba Iea;
h1ls: e p Des e'''''
NEW ORLEANS, La. Jan. t5..coTTl'o-,NSo,..
GG,, sGtt sy sssys lT brokers'
nenn spInners were in tho spot Gott1n n' ,t'
SO9d asnana S Mns t a'ted EastsFn Wa
only 1 matter Of few days beior ho h ear;
Ea arc end w ia he
,nr made by he shorts that 9nan
q cotton s vas BENG incladins s to
i've; delivered on contracts 900 bales. uua l
lions 3l6c. higher, ~ ,,,sher and tho
MARKET became nervous wide
an ideal condition for the scalpeh ihf fverpoo
e eRsies wps ian.es Il
both spots and futures and conthua fna i ~
se hsfk sp0e raanE the
After the initial advanae there was "a ,notSsr
IN n
0n,as e rs'l an sa then adxan ed
itsi. The market closed steady Win eI pT;lees
@ p99q asuF h!ghsr shan Jas,
e. KY sx 1 Husass p Pd
The following the total a net rseep's II
co Tsoiyeston. ,a3s.799 hales; New orleans,
Mobs snt o eass jaies VII
%, saG e7s bales; Norfolk. So! 3a5 bales:
balss; MeT F SeWs Saies
o;Gia Al nhia 50ls bales; Brurswlf 800
Sss5 nnes: , nsri bales
4t.sis hs1 bales" III Paso, an Hes:
EarIe Pass. 4I4a bales; Laredo $50 b bales
Total, $780, AZ bales
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NEW YORK. jan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eel pts
a,7s4 heai. Market very slow Steers. 1 leaIyn
ana good cows, i5I 95c. lower. Steers, y D.5o /
bus ya5t slSSass ffw
feeiing firmer Veals, siIS.6O: tops. = 20; no
or barnynrda r st9ss Sy pea
nounI Sheen and Larnbs-Recelpts 4oS4 head.
Market ssW shsep asies amSs l sabs
sS aSa7 90 Hogs3Receipts 4,e35 head Hogs
nominaiIy firm; pigs. steady; no sales reportea