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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20

,ov for an extended visit win er
, u1g at Sacramento CAL
vr and Mrs, william II, Jones are
expectef tomorrow from inc" iu'"'
visit. =.
,,rs II. NJ. crpwther has returned
,ron visit to Miss Dolly Burns az
bingham
Mrs Maurice stlefel and children
have returned from their winters VISIT
in Los Angeles. a..
ur Scion spiro left this week for
,,o east where he will Join Mrs. spiro
ond her parents for an extended SOUTH
ern trip
Miss Edna Michigan of Montreal,
mt is the guest Of Mrs sam Porter az
the Kenyon.
Mira Rosemary Close Whitney LEFT
rnesday for New York, where she mas
IN engaged by the Schubert COM
.apy for next season
AR and Mrs JOnn IL Dooly nave ~
,prned from an eastern trip OF rev
weeks.
v,s Arthur Brattain has gone to Los
, ngsIes on a two months visit.
Arthur W. Copp is home from a brief
visit in Butte
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knight have
zone east for a short trip
Al. and Mrs. ]. IL. Bamberger re-
,,,anod sunday after an absence Of sew
crai weeks in New York.
,,. and Mrs. De Bonneville Keim OF
Nor who are visiting Judge and
H,rs ". \. Sherman, leave tomorrow
Tor the coast.
Me and Mrs. ]. L, Bamberger left
,..stsrday for stay Of some weeks In
southern California.
Mrs. f. j, McGanney and little son
,ave returned from a pleasant two
,nonths' visit in California,
Mr. and Mrs, JAY Taryin Harris leave
,bortly for a visit Of several weeks In
Florida and cuba.
Mrs. Alfred II, Dutton OF Butte Is IN
the city visiting her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. G. +. Jennings have re-
.r,neJ from their wedding trip to Port
land and will be at home to their
giends after March at $3.50 east Sixth
South street.
Mrs George l., Savage and her sister,
Me- Halllday-Jackson, have gone to
california, where they VIII spend the
winter.
Miss Ella Buddemer Of Portland, Or,
Is In the city. and Will spend two weeks
with her sister, Mrs, Oscar H. Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McVlchie have
returned from the east
Miss Cora Snyder leaves the latter
mart If March for ST. Louis, where she
yIll spend the next six months,
Miss Helen Boyer OF SprIngville has
been in the city spending a few days
with friends,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. l.. Craig have re-
,urncd from their eastern trip and are
et home to their friends at the Gull
len.
Moylan C. Fox has returned from
california. where he spent the past two
months with Mrs. Fox.
Mrs Walter Lewis will be here from
putte next month to visit with her
mother, Mrs, $. Walker.
Mrs T. j, Hin expects to leave the
city the first week IN March for short
visit with her sons in Paris.
Mrs Louis G. Reynolds leaves Tues.
day for an extended visit with her
parents at Sacramento, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs william II. Jones are
expected tomorrow from their Idaho
visit
Mrs. II. NJ. Crowther has returned
from a visit Miss Dolly Burns at
Bingham.
Mrs. Maurice Stefel and children
have returned from their winters visit
IN Los Angeles.
Mr. Scion Splro left this week for the
cast. whore he viii join Mrs. Spiro and
her parents for an extended southern
trip
Miss Edna McGuigan Of Montreal,
Ont, Is the guest OF Mrs, Sam Porter
at the Kenyon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20

ing Grenfell, state superintendent Of
public instruction; Mrs, Mary c. G.,
Bradford, president State Federation
Women's clubs Mrs, Helen Belford,
OF Denver chairman Democratic Gem
tral committee, and Mrs, Sarah Platt
Decker OF the state board OF charities
and corrections.
At a recent session OF q Massachu-
sets club whore she was the guest OF
honor Miss Caroline Hazard, presi-
dent Of Wellesley college spoke OF the
benefit Of individuals interesting them
selves IN the history Of their own fami-
lies aud Of the past In their own Sec
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20

teachers of the county will be present
and viii be addressed by County Supt,
Christensen and Prof, j. T. Miller OF
the state university. On Friday the
teachers will visit one Of the principal
mines Of Eureka in a body,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20

Th- revival fashions brings this charming little
suitable early spring and summer wear
shid putting yoke which the portion
band of Venetian around
the and the shoulders handkerchief
elbow trimmed
with hang free from the throat where the schu
pendant cords and tasa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
I :MoY JUNG HELD.
Sent to the Grand Jury for Per-
sonating Officer.

Moy Jung, alias Charles kee, a n Amer,
lean born of Chinese and Japanese parr
rents, and arrested here Tuesday on q
charge OF ilnpersonating a Federal Of
facer, was given a. hearing yesterday her
fore United States Commissioner Tlegen.
helmer and was hold for the action OF
the Federal grand jury. Elf went TO the
5Iienrlco Jail IN default Of $500 bond asked
by tile commissioner,
Jung Is a dressy ChInaman. minus q
Queue. but clad IL the leigl,t OF American
style, He was arrested by Police Officer
Wiltshire at tile instaneo OF the Federal
Officials here. and on informa lion lodged
>by Marshal Boyle, The charge against
him is personating q Chinese Inspector
and cxtortlng money from Chinese, Wien
arrested he had no bulge or certainly
none could DO found II Ia alleged that
l l secured $50 from a Chinese on Church
mn Avenue, aud that lle got $50 from
another on seventeenth street. bet@eon
Grace ana broad, The accused WAS rep,
resented al the hearing by Attorney
Rohert III, lyey, Whq Nas been Very
3sue ess III i II, cases befafe the deral
courts. District AttosAsy ,S +sR IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
.COTTON MARKETS,
/, ( Rici.mond Va. y
Virginia cen.urios--l, 900 at osls.

new YORK; Tsb a THE narlse i, FOR so,,en
IL n ~ ss',sans nc ea. ruled ara
S. sfs
' 'as net gains il y s; FONTS Sat f%s
p pr. igsHpTsalr ana son she asarksi
RAPID break OF son,utniuE oven 5a.scs AZ tins De-
cne room covering ana puying on the rcaSa In
po3is i but his traetea hsyy selling
Stw Orlcans bull houses and |, thu markSs
sown 10 sISS S XIV q and july 70
break Of FIJI cent pognsdss ~ o! me as1 m
iaafiet was very. ue.ivs an,i eSeltta o. tho
down turn. and u appeared that tlis reports 1l5
advances had restricted demand for SPOT, 1, cot-
VA = q ds seu' Sis Bs willing
ss'1s IS
f iefs 's aloss .hs dsans around iss 5sr
Mla ana 5er Mfh spon
: ssss nav While hs local hui eonthu
70 sell prices recovered about lo8:i INT H.. o.
5sS sSsass en-
sss atsd nj 81 $3.50 ssa pi baIss % rssspss
for to.norreW's movement were light and ex-
PORTS which have been recently runasnE r En5
as s1s eXteeaasy tid hy Tie warl!kss rs,ss
sSron hs raea.ad 81 tahS1
fain,ras In Berlin Paris and ,Yienn and
rees readily inans2ss by the aas
engaged il, scaiping the market rather than In
any w6lI-!nforned campaign !, 80 y, !.
Hecents al tls ports to-day wero ~ 50o hst es
against ,oGi last Week and 1878 last year
TOR the week. 900 bales agar s3sa,,!nss y
at New Orleans were 6,l3i ba o. against 1850
last year, ana at Houston a,t7e bales against
b0s6 last year, $ 10 & Il "a
Cotton futures opened firm ana closed firm:
l8s.8$ Open tIIgh. Low, Close;
February ,,,,n..,, ....,,s 1872
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
AT THE THEATRES.

Those who saw Amelia Bingham in
t'TDe Frtsky Mrs. Johnson AID We're
aisu pre-cut at lhc Academy last nlsn mt,
Wneit tho actress appearsd as OLYMPIC.
have Witnessed as uclig ht.ul !. a comedy
as %tha ssa-on has bnercl. and as ll4.e
n ira gcdy. Miss Bingham was superb III
her y ORR last II ght. and she carried q
srnl.t audience wlth her5flom the lighter
scenes VI the first and second act u the
more sefiOus work ot tho final act of.the
play, which was aulle tsa2tc iuils ending,
SHE played 8lulle Tie 'ro.essof the .trtl.-
.edys queen Le4ore the tnaEcurtain. one
was most convincing inbas lha porlras ri
of soIne OF tile more emotional EscenSs.
Thu climax OF therlast act was Very clree-
tive and held Tho audience to the "
aenu. 3tt4B5}ft ~ sSSs.l5 IS
AR, Hen.y woodruff, as jacques Ban
,n.G.e Il was torcefnl In his vi ork al gave
a spleAa,d FL portrayal OF IN most dim
Gilt roc. ls.,4s. al tt.1 3sg Il at
The production vas magn. fcently
sta4 land was put ont by. a IA. 50 com.
PHI ny or cal.nole payers. There were
Tour acts ana seven scenes. and The equ.p-
neat n OF each Naa LGrIecl. M Tho lg..t
5effscts Were. most eflest.Yr., ard several
very pretty sage pictures were presented
his Ell. are p.oaucuonE was veal worthy
the q, prec.ato,, with which il " al re-
icelNed las night 4.
MISS hingham and hela company will
ial'rear az two pro. nlances tod AZ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
COTTON MARKET BREAK.
Report That Bull Leaders Sell;
ing Out Sends Prices Down.

(By Associated I'ress1 III
g. New. ORLEAn S. & E'ebs "a. = Run1ors on
TOP OF rumors were the chief cause Of Of
a sensational break in the cotton market
tod. y. Early IN the day, alter a bril-
han. opeuing, with Z prices strongly on
an UP wald Il end K. d q ,atch IS came from.
;Ncwi-Yorli sa y.ng q that the bull ltadslsl
were selling out Prices PROMPTS shaved
Wett kness. ;;fts VII w
,hyn the N n T. i ;ttls to an.
extent more ramors cams, z his TIM O. tel
Y az Eu. ops. g lr.ces Tel until sat the}ciosc
i they were "a u ,9 points lower than the
4 hl- hest level n OF the. day. and AZ to.E5o
pom. S lower than the close OF sSeste. day
in Mai on, May and July, At one time.
sp.lces were 93 81 points n lower than tho
shignest levels in May and j III 4, hu t. to-'
WAS the c.oses the ma a ad sod out
appearance. It was also quleter. AZ The ble
bulls were as cam and 81 confident $
ever but scores of sinal her SPECTATORS
hal been wiped out In the BREAKS of the
day .5E15IS13 ~ $3.50 s.y51 (, st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
Senator Sadler Saves asDog.

Il When sena tor sadler, Of Powhatan, was
discovered a dog in one OF tho pools
around a. fountain, The poor canine had
gotten over tho enclosure and had broken
throMgh the lee and vas .floundering help
went TO the rescue and lifted the dog out
and upon terra tirMa again. A8few min
utes moro and the dos would have
drowned, ~ 80 - II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
Quartette Concert and Reading,

Few persons have heard Miss Fuller
most Fddlslrous "a to again hear her. shs has
for lie aentsr,ainmen at tth e Concert nil
OF the Young MEMS Christian Association
next Monday night. The affair is under
the patronage Of all the ladies societes
The auartette that gave SUCH satisfaction
at the Royal Arcanunl rally Will render
some excellent selections, and tho Old
aHeldelblirg Qctetle will add a few rare
gems ! 70 o. complete the excellent PRO.
4 ura nliIlc .& FIN II
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COTTON.
Cotton, Wheat,
Corn and Cofi 1 sas

Claims against brokers and commission
merchants for unauthorized closing Of
contracts on New York, NsW Orleans,
chIsaao and other Exchanges, collected
BY The CREDIT g LEARlNa HOUSE,
4 Correspondence Invited, No fees CHARGED
unless service reno ered, i! J.
Address. The Credit cIsartng house,
collection pepartnlel1t ss4ss d Ereasiyfay.
q Neys b osIs, 200 Y M pnros Il Street Chi
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!, vs. y 737'I.s rs "a
DEATHS.


BRIG C;S.-Enterod Into rest Tuesday, FebruarySl
2ad. at i: 40 T. N. ~ ESslE# EEs3BRlG
M daughter OF IL D. Briggs.
Tie funeral will take place from the res!-ss.
dence, No. l,i04 East Main Street: TFIJRS,sss
y ocock. 8isa. ssf 88saff
AI,EY.--Ded, February 81. 1904 at the resi-
dence OF his brother In law, Mr.. John Reed. \
JOHN a. CAREY. EJr. He leaves three sis
4 ters and one brother. !, * SD
Funeral from the rssids1ee 81 Eass Mai-
at 5 O'clock Friends and acquaintance AGO
Invited to attend ~ Is fsa5 &c &. ssSssssss
SpoGGETT.- Ded, mt Virginia Hosp tai A ;&1 |,
n !;
EInin c.,TDoggett III her fifteenth yenr.
$50 Funeral from Park Place NJ y: Churcfl%
FRIDAY, February 26thi at $3.50 z. jsa
sA1IrH.-pied. at his unrle' $ res!d ence ssisa
w Grace Street, Wednesday, ebrlaryss24sa
1901. MARION FcADWALI.APER 4, ntani IN Il
az Cadwallnder and Bessie svnite smith,
Funeral notice later; W 5548@5' an u, 8s55S:
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IN NlEMORI.A,M..

4 T,ntared Into rest Wsdnesday, february ".
ali aiIS men, Honorable to ali won'si faithful as
became Friend Fearless !. !, ot
faithful som brother hushand and IA or, e
Rlessod are the dead whleh die n. ~.
5 they may rest from their labors and. 4, their
works do follow them, y g
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Programme Issued,

The programme for the tweDty-seyentb
state Convention Of the Virginia, Young
Mcn's Christian Associatlons,. which Will
be held In this. city March ad,6th has inst
been issued The gathering Will probable
be one Of the largest OF It's kind ever hcM
IN fine StatO.ig l5liSf % 5si "a 96
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b, q refunalnr ~, registered. 4. \. Il. io5
u Is, refundlnE coupon lo5
u, &. Al COUPON &. +. h. 1867
n q Nav "a Z. I. . I. !. 1871
n, & Nav al coupon (. I. i. 5. 4. ia?.
81. 8, ga 1s, reglstered R. (. ld7t
e. S. old 4s cupons l9is
Atchlson general As w
Atchiron adjustment is1...t.,.. 3 I
Atiani a r.oast Line "A :. 4, !. OK
baltimore ana Ohio As /. 4. I. 1901
raltinoro and Ohio 3,ss 4. q. !. %
C,cn,r,,I 81 t;corf,,n rs lo5
Central Or Georgia tst INC y
c,h,.an nea kc ana Ohio {. . /. 1903
sctlcaso ana Alton s,ss I. 4. . I. /.
Chicago, Band QuMty new IS " n I
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

HErERsnURd sh, = 4TRnE g =; III :.
are re- light, the painters hq,oIng ter pToducts
prSssI spasihl p1sausust
s'ENsstoo RFoEKf. Feb. st,--PtlANuTs-
4Sua&c. s.Tictly prime, prime. TAG
tsades. 81 ole. Spanish. sllVal.ls.s. hiar.'et
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks ~ New 1ork
,sAL.ns.3

it{fsS H w II. h. n II 34si Y
2oSD0 Attlalgaiiiated Copper ........
100 Amor. Car and Foundry...y
Amer. Cotton OIlt..... ~
Amer. Snuff ,......
Amer. snuff, pfd.
e I, At1les. Can ,....s.
y 900 Amer. Can, pf1
31i0o Amer. Locomotives. cpir....
200 Amer Locomotive, pid.,i Il
400 Amer. s3ug ga I .........s.
29l0J Az u. ard s, Fec com
y AGO Al, 7. anu s. re. .pfd WI. 49,
5000 Baltimore and 5Ohirt...,......
1li0O Brooklyn, Rnpid Translt....
Canada Southern .........,.,.s,
400 Canadian Pacific
100 Chesapeni.c and Ohio.....
& 1900 Chicago Great SVcsterna...5
$500 Chio Mt. aud s.. p.t........
T0) Colo. Fuel and 1roh.........i
30 Colo. Southern, conn.......,
Colo. Southern list pfd....
Colo. Southerll. I'd rfd ......
II Glow, Gin I; CHI. and $. III.
Continental Tobacco. pfd. Il.
3IG0 Consolidated Gas
500 Del. md Hudson. ex. diva
u 100 Del: Lack. and WESTERN.
1900 Eric. com.
800 Erie 1T pld
lll0o Erie 81 nfd ....'....i
J2i0o General Electric ,.s,. q.
100 Illinois Central ......,,;;,,,..,.
2t50 Louisville and Nasliyille...'
y aD Manila TAM.
$50 Sletro. street 13a way, .t.,i
400 Mexican Central .,......t,i
A ST0J Md. Kan. and cx.. com M.
500 Dio..fIsan. and Tex, i pfd.+..;
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in MEMORIAM.s
Miss Carrie w. Eubank,

Miss Carrie Wa Eu bank .s5I
would ,ssS know brave heroine allen ,'1.8
That aid Year after year vig''s upe ;s'5
Then i point YOU Miss Eubark Just latsisl
Rravsly dyiHHs at her post, try4Rs others n
ASK the soldiers at camp-the worn,cnt
and weak y sj !sR ~
How, self-abnegating, she daily did seek
10 brighten the evening OF fast fa IAN 81:
10 so ags the Sorrows 81 each who sur7-;s
wives.
How. in morning or midday. at midnight
lyors etful 81 self, shes stood to relieve.
4cloaking always her sttfern gs--lnte
beyond speech X. h, q. s n ~. ,sF
Just working and waiting III the eIld
she should reach. ss5t
How she struggled for breath az. bsndipE,
Who We're touched by deaths finger, she
All the skill 81 q nurse. all the pltyin4gssS
5pha / "a a mother would spend her own I
children tp spare 8i 81
Now taps have been sopnded-hef llfe'a@
E light Is out III " II <, Il, u. i, " ,s
nut ,the star Of tho east has lllpplnsas
To the ' gates e that city where cl'rss III
wbcr m'. Work bor is' IT faith 81 the oftsras
. < st, e6 81 VET a
Richmond, Ya.N Feb. I'll l99i
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va IL, r,ac,ec q 1o9
Mort IAN pacc % \, 7oN
No,r"lr .nd yvcster1, cto,nsol 49, Z. 97a
- t nu ine "a and Paric. 903t
Pennsyivania conv VS. .'........ SSst1s
- n,1is md iron Mountain con- 1925;
ST. Louis and san francisco f.. is........ (,
Sea, oo ~ Inc rs z. e5
Southern Pacific 4s ~
Southern Railway IS
rexas nd Paci lists 1lo 81
Toledo, st. L. and Western ,Ss,.
finion 30 AZ " e4a
ssSsiI S 1i5s
Hvahash iSeh ss . I. SSH
W Whoaiins and Lake Eric s s9x
~ 81 A. "a Ia 81
ro,nrahn Fnei and iron con 5s........... %
NJ and O.. collateral trust % % 4.
Central OF Georgia I'd observation-disclosures -
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NEW orr EASs. La, Feb. .i.-COTTON.-
SPOT cotton quiet ard easier Influenced by ,thss
decline Ii futures Futures opened
Closing. Numerous buying orders had the e5!
feet q advancing prices e ~ R po
in LiyeFpso Later ,he day tar; sa bsars
mn a., Irn ng bulls were selling out. THUS
caused the widest about s y, rs
and In less time than II vi !.
levels OF tbs day. and
IN M tradine Maytirst advanced ~ pon s.
ressae 70 14Ssreeosyssr and % decs ss
to,ilss q Tho market closed qustS With net
losses gots on TeSraJTyi a % MsfS
= r ~ in f,tY,res stendy February. ~ ~ bud
March april, isSssM.s$ia, M AZ.
r,,st, Ia Gels u September, lc.a5 bid October.
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MARRIAGES.

poWELL-PAINTER- Married, In washing. "A
BY I, ReX Jefhnss9 IN ~,
NJ Street, B Richmond, Va, M and Miss p AISYs
81 PAINTER of N CO..
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Major Cheatwosod Out.

Major =. L, Cheatwood. who was threat
ened with pneumonia soon a ter the re-
turn Of the battalion from Roanoke, has
now recovered, and was Well enough TO
at1iclent treatment averted5 a. more ertous
1llnoSs, v G S5 .s5 ~ II SSll4j I'M :}
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.lADECREA.S.E;',
OFBU ] s !. } ) ).
5The8 Action Of the Stock Market.
Became Hating and IRE tt-
ss8. lar Yesterday.
ban. /, ( FAILURES REPORTED
apprehension Over the l'inar.-.
cial Situation at Great Money
Cettcrs Madeleine Weak. A.
lRx Associated press.l


y NEW YORK, Feb. q. The action Of the
5Rtcck market became halting and irregll'5
\ Oar to-day on somewhat decreased yolr-ti
ume OF business. The moderate gains
established during tho early part OF the
day wc.e subsequently lost. The motive
OF tho early advance was not very cle y.
but 1t was attributed to a covering T1pvc-
ment amongst tho shorts. 4 The borrowing g
demn..d for stocks on tho exchange TINS
mo. mig pointed to the cxistonco Of q
eotis derable short Interest. The Buying
movement was lacking In 3vIgor,E and the
Resulting advance wns very moderate.
The weak tone OF the later market was
clearly enough due to renewed upprchersi--
sions over the financial situation at3 the!
great money ccnscrs on the continent, The
\ 10. ., is OF hume. ous III bnnking failures
az Berlin Paris Vienna, Lyons on, I, arg TN
3,trss at other continental points weak,
SeneG THE markets. There vas nothing.
iii the war ews to account iorS this
IN tie donestic2neld the, bears on the Y,
ma. X Il Ii d as material to york With
the announcement ~ additloau Y cuts y,
10th West n n East ma
that lake grain would be carried tor
nstning. II necessary. In the pursuit soff
tiiaacontentlon. "A 5s4 Il. h, HI
Fears az n coming great strike IN the
soft coal field q. g d lnlcd. ~ The IN sspgc
or the Panama treaty by the Senate leads
70 an expectation OF utl carl cal t0r
repayment OF 20 per cent. Of oyerninent
delo Sts from ni,I aoHal nnks. fl 55i. :,
# The foreign exchange market 2 drnnced
Z Eli o.ig " I,ls4icsponse TO the u paEsage of
tbs Pa ANA Ca al treaty. ard also pre-
siln.ably on account OF the hnhnc al diff
c,i.t.es In Europe. Not losses were 2 en- :
#nraI at tbs c.ose but in only a few lead :,
Ing stotks did they approach q point.
There waa SONS firm spots ~ the early
bond market. hut prices ger ora ~ !. gave
e way In n sympathy wiki STOCKS. FS5l otal
8saiss, ar value, u, 4o5, ODD. . Il
United States bonds were unchanged
3 on call. 81 Isl s5, $8 II.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS. :.

Chicago: NJ and st. Paul gen. lps1a
r-hca T. "A Mart m consol Is. 12o ~
ch,caro 4. ana Pacific Il. !. !. o7,s
ch,caeo II. r and paci1cs col. IS 7sA
81 a.. sa rs + Louis gen s s
al 'rnhnccn 4s Observation-Disclosures. 81 Vi
+, /:
X X ~ X r. al IL 81 r.
Ell, Tnrih nj Denver CITY ists 10 &c
" - Ia ,isw Il IN =. !. 1851
and Naah I'm fled 4s aSk
NJ MA conso" gold 1Qaa
sisxican Eentrai ist Inc 12as
Ssnn~ and ST ~ Louis ia Il. 4. SIS
H ~. II nsa = a I'd exas A. ~
sissouri Kansas and Texas eds 75.
National r. r.. Of Ne xico CON- 4st q $
New jersey Centrni' gen 1919
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steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk. mcrchnu.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
4 PORT RI; NEWPORT NEWS. FEB. q. 1901.
ta$.57 [S.fsat53s3 jiii3 a H RIVED.
Steamer Trold. Baltimore. 3ls III Is
Steamer Shenandoah, i AEarpool.2 &
Steamer Maipo, Pensacoln- i5e 4s43l
\ Barge Ellida,f Providence 4; 5i i5sg
Barge Florida, Providence.
8s Barge Kentucky. Providence. 5S III 81 f5i
4 Schooner Ea nnie Palmer, Boston tf55 NJ 4
X Barge VA mic. 2provide nee. EgSS qSi
IL Ba rgc Havana Boston, $, e e sg sSt
r Barge Carrie. Boston. 81 .sSi X Is Il . ~ &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25

NEW YORK Fch. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
.si6 head. N Steers q shade lower; by! q. I'd
cows. steady to- loc Of: Steers. 81 6sg5' VI
los head v vahs hrm;
80. 81: lille calves. S. a4b0: barry ard stoek
CITY dressed yeals u sloiy az nt si ng
hound, Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 8. 1856 hea-i.
lambs sl 9 .s Gh1ss a lan r
sSf7; yearling., 1900. Hogs-Receipts :. AS
head Market about steady on light supplies
Pennsylvania and State hogs, Ss.taab.o9. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb 2t-FLoUR-SuSi, but
firmly hs9 RYE rlosTI Firm R RgskThsa.
WIZ WhsatIape, arm: No red 40, Options
speclativs dsnand hut 4eased on under heavy Is,a.
selling for spreisn account and iurlnar Eu VIZ,
a III and Ptssa 1a
s;ssss ssst ia5s4 Nay s'o-sd =
c:Sr1l-sp6t firm: no 2 nom. nal Option mar ~.
set opened steudy with wheat lSns oltsnnss
i is.e NIT MT aayai,cs MaY scssa u =
Jly sl,;s oatshltrnil si msss ssdo5
9Gn Msa $50 refined arm she,t
sissF s HaESssnsns-sssk At
Rs s ssss1y a'sS Hs AZ Is
SMJ points under Latsf
f fs depression The list ruled eassr
toward the ond Of the session cle ea1gs stca3i
b assl1ns eS SF rpsnea sleady
sneudy, auss io,nsses- Firm. \
!a ssssa III crss
fancy small coiored, .embet. ~. III, ,st e
1t; sH,! WITS; ssptaiSssT sis s
Ind psnnsyvssnia. nearby, ayeIa So finest, rs.
LpS dsaHss se
sSa Wss ss s,sj
fancy hannplcked atss oInSr Mar yisY
sys5 SaG ss4 &c. sssaSS s9RsiS 81
10 Liverpool. l2c.0 .l5sb 81 st Z,
insths Worlds Visible supply o w.a. cau lsh g
al q in t ihs I sna az rka e
siasa In Tie Upward hS5nly op r.
closed at q not gain q, q sn,n inished NC,
a p oa nIsalis ', ana psrovsops i-,aSse
rhs leuulng futu, "a RANGED as follows
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25

NEW X DIRK Feb. "a Money on cail
Etet dy; highest . Per cent: lowest lf3-i;
ruling rate / 81; Inst loan 3-i; closing
bid al; offered Mt = Time loans steady;
sixty days aud ninety days 8 per cent:
Nix months.3 8 & to (. Prime mercantile
napcrfiH 3-4 to II; stcr.ing exchange
t.rong.s with actual business III haIkcf s.
bills at 1856 IS to s4.SGGD FOR demand, and
mt si.sJ.3j to siS3.4i for sixty day bills:
paased ra Ecs 34,Si and siS7: commercial
bll,h A.t3 IS; bar silver IS Ia; Mexican
Collars a a.. 55GstyiG}