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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-28
SCENES ON
The MARKET
Tobacco Now Coming In In
Very Large Guam
titles.
GOOD '' !! PRICES 3 {: YESTERDAY Is .l;E' Az
Over SCI Received. at Crenshaw.
Warehouse Srn-Cured
in Demand.
GOOD PRICES 6 YESTERDAY !! s I: ! |: ] \ |.

y Something like the old order OF things
prevailed II yesterday on tho tobacco
breaks OF sRichmo nd @ Huge plies OF the
damp sticky weed lined the floors and
the lusty voice Of the auotioneer, begin
ming early sang out until late III the at
tcrnoon. Canvas covered wagons, fresh
with the mud of old Hanover and Car
line, were packed up against one side OF
the houses, while their owners. half
hundred hard listed farmers, stalked
around grumbling or grinnlng. as the
case might be. over the prices he got :.
K AS predicted on the day previous, the
sales yesterday were the largest OF the
season, and the outlook for another huge
break to-day Is very bright. Recent IA
yorable weather has at last given to
the planter the ng-awaited opportunity
to get his tobacco down, and the coun-
trynan Is now only too glad to rush
his crop to the market. Hence the
wagons are rolling in. one after the othr
er, until q great ]. swarm Of them gath
ers Many came II, on Tuesday and yes
terday was q great sale: many moro
we re in by last night. and to-day there
will be another such sale. gsf
LIVELY SCENES.
The scenes on the warehouse floors
are familiar but always interesting. Up
tn this time nothing has been witnessed
this season similar to what was expert
enced last year, but the sights are wor-
thy Of note.
Each warehouse floor was piled high
yesterday with the piles of tobacco. The
swarms of buyers went from house to
house, following the voice OF the aus
tloneer. The farmers were, OF course,
on hand, trnnpng from pile to pile,
ca gerly snatchng at the tickets to see
the prices brought. Some were well
pleased, some were not, as Is always the
case. The canvas .topped wagons were
stacked away IN corner, as far out
of the way as they could be got. About
neon dinner was served at one OF tho
warehouses and tho buyers gathered
around and drank steamlng coffee and
ate fried chops.
The sale was considerably larger than
on the day preceding. Some apprehen-
sion has been felt lest the influx of to-
bacco would cause drop In the prices.
This has not occurred-yet. Sun-cured
is greatly in demand, and there is very
little OF It. One pile yesterday brought
SCI 80. Some idea Of the way the mar
ket IS running may, be-, obtained from
the following list Of prices received yes '
terday at Crenshnw Warehouse: 5@
At. Fl. Childress, sS.25 and $40; Monroe
Jennings, Sc, s7.25 and Ss.75;s N, b. Good
man. $3.50, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50 and SIS; Fl.
Fl. Harris, 50 and SILL s. IT, Stanley, SO
and SIS; p, SP lckham $3.50. $3.50 and
s21,6o; Ernest Harris, s14; G. t. Harris.
$3.50, SITE, 1925 and $40; R. L. Wickhan.
$40 and $3.50; Thomas Holland, s6.75.
$3.50 and s1150; John Smith, $3.50, $6,1b
ana $40; A. A. Woodson, s7,7b, s8.a, 50
and S13.95.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Jan. a7.-The c,tton market
opened easy and irregular al an nd ance OF
points to decline OF . points. and for tho
first few minutes showed r4th,r a lining
tendency as a result Of liquidation ana selling
for reaction, encuul aged by ca les tnnl
were shade below expectations ant. the Hb
sence Of aggressive bun support o.. tn, call.
After deciIno OF about S9lJ Points on tho
three active positions. however y tns mark't
began to improve In tono Trading. VIII, h Of
Very bullisn dispatches were coming IN as 70
and New Orleans sent very publish messages
as to speculative condition In that marx t.,
In addition 10 this. accounts from varlSue dry
goods ccnters Indicated that demand had been
stimulated TO some extent 81 thp recei nu-
vances In the raw material. anu that holders
were very Arm In their views With some NIL
River mills refusing cents for regulars. Ne y
Orleans bull interests bs.am. heuv bu ers
shortly before mid day. AS prices worked Wy
the local bull leader bought aggressl.c., also.
and shortly after nooa prGsls as. wsre ts.g 2:
ed BY short period q lrssensl o tiylt, and
selling, ana later tho market rallied ia ST u
higher level, with March selling at IS, May
It 1886 and July ut lo17. Tne c.Sie wa ut
practically The best and t.rm at net advance
Of l9QlS0 points. Sales estimated q loov,Ooo
Receipts tor the day were light at the port.
being exceeded slightly rs exports, ana while
interior receipts were about tho same as Ia t
year they We're exceeded by shipments AS an
example OF the Southern new. on mes iagu
reported that the Atlantic States wers being
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Wide Advances.
lBy Assocla ted Press.l

--1 \ 1By ASsoCIa TOD -FTcSs.J -71--- ~
NEW ORLEANS, jan. Election
futures made wide advances In spite Of
adverse Influence, with heavy support
from the three leading bulls. Prices were
from % to 20 points higher than yes
terday's close, Declines In Liverpool Of
fered a great disappointment TO the long
side. This, together with heavy liquida-
tlon at the opening, threatened to cause
a break. Tho ring however. was flooded
with buying orders, when appeared TO
come from the bull leader, and all offar-
ings were quickly absenced. 4.4e report
that $4,000 bales was allre on board the
steamer Manhattan, from New Orleans to
III amen, gave prices a decided boost
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TO ATLANTA AND RETuRN AT ONE
FARE FOR THE ROuNO TRIP

On February 2lst and 2sd The Southern
Railway will sell special tickets from
all points In Virginia. North and South
Carolina % Atlanta, Ga and return, at
ono fare plus IS cents for the round
trip, tickets limited returning to Febru-
airy s7th, but by deposltlng ticket at
Atlanta with joint agent. and payment
OF so cents. extension OF return limit
r. March 3lst may be had, Two fast
limited trains daily between Richmond
and Atlanta, carrying Pullmans and day
coaches and Southern Railway dining
cars, the service OF which Is maintained
al the highest standard.
III G, w. WESBTURY,
District Passenger Agent.
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Governor in Florida.

Governor Montague lett last night for
ormond Fla where to.mo row 4, he VII
Good Roads Convention. The Governor
has long been a staunch advoca. Of tho
permanent improvement OF tho h.gh-
ways Of the State. He expects to8return
to the city on Monday. l,8s 35
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Prisoner Respited.

Governor Montague yesterday granted
a second respite to Parker Robinson. of
Brunswick county VINO was to- hang on
February 5th. allowing him unit Marcn
4th. The first-respite was from January
18th to February 9Th. The man is CO.'S;
demned of murder.
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BiftiG- y
Rev. Mr.. MAYO Here.

Rev. George p. May ), who Is in. charge
Of. the mission work beng ca. RED on by
the Episcopal ChqrchHili the Blue Ridge
Is visiting Mrs q. II 2. fNIcCilire. No. l06
North Fifth Street, and Will be In the
city for several days. u y, @ j5s5 4, s5 ss
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a, Sued.

In the Law and Equity Court yester-
day suit was instituted by ]. Z. Egg. es-
Tor $4,000 Salleg ed damages, The plaintiff
claims thats4he was hurt: In a col 4 m
between two cars Of tic defendant COM
pany: on: South Seventh Street on October
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NARROW; III.
IRREGULAR
--..---.--.-.--.-- =. 4.
Lassitude Which Began III ties
days Market Still More
in Evidence.
CLOSE is BELOW :: q. THE e: BEST.
Feeling Is Growing That Better
Rates for Time Loans VIII
Rule for Future.
CLOSE is BELOW THE He: BEST
(Dy Associated Press.)

Jew. YORK, Jan. a7.--The lassltude
vb.cl, began to make Itself manifest IN
yccterday's trading In stocks was SIN
me- re- in evidence to-day. The dealings
tell at times to rather Insignificant pio-
portions. and the movement Of prices was
narrow and irregular. The more favor
apic turn 10 the war news to-day did
not avail to sustain the market any more
than tho depression in the foreign mar
ket,, yesterday served to hold back prices
In the face of the operations OF the
dominant speculative party The rising
c.ntt were attributed u operations by
the bull PARTY to Suatnln prices for lack
OF other exp.ana ton.
Tile Pennsylvania group was conspicu-
Gus, and the advancing tendency OF the
& Clouds was called sympathetic on the
asst ption that Gould .Cassatt harmon
ization was involved. The coalers were
trl, at tho same time on rather lavora d :,
besee some OF Its hope, OF advancing
prizes on a confidence In the cooperation
OF the Rock Island parry 10 further lts
rord Issue. The Rock Island issues
went Gains In some OF the spec!aitles
< were entirely without explanation BEYOND
tho openly circulated tips that they would
uiitcd states Steel preferred and Anal
gan,ated Copper were heavy. The for
me-. was affected by rn tllcr less encourage
\ ing reports OF trade prospects ard BY the
reInrtsd failure .of tho Southern iron
mi eicsts to come to an agreement az 70
prices or output. IA. . I. /,
Tie late rise OF Il 7-s III Baltimore and
& Ohio was not very cf1icaclous In helping
the market, even for stocks in It's own
group, and while the closing was firm i
was below the best. The nrmncss IN time {,
MOI ey here, with The easier tendency
or money in foreign markets, conduced 70
tho decline In exchange rates. The fcel-
Ing II growing that The pIriod Of abnot,--
mil easy money Is not 10 De prolonse;n,I
rulc for the future
Ennds were dull and rather Irregular.
Total sales, par value. S3.41b0O. Az
ULited States bonds we're unchanged on
call /,
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET,

FLoUR-Firm light receipts
s Wheat-Quiet, but firm.
i9& CORS-Actiye and scarce.
OATs-Firm and in gUod demand.
4 RfE-Stcady at unchanged prices.
HAY-Whilst receipts are not running equal
quiet and dull. 4tt-:e5-i
EGGS-Recepts light: market active.
L BUTTER-Yeryi dull heavy receipts. 3.
y POULTRY-Receipts more liberal and prices
lower. S.s
shoulders quiet: no new bacon As yet on the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. light: anarket firm
and steady. a. $ss st'
4 5ORANG ES-Active; light recsints. As
e GAME-Continues actlvei light receipts.
Season over January 3lst.- y - =.
RECEIPTS FORETHE &WEEk-Wheat,S .S04
bushels; corn. 90 GS bushels oats. Is. %! bush.
els rye sos bushels: -four. !, LES barrels; hay,
\ STOCK IN ELEVA'roR-Wheat 4.7e7 bush
/ els;8 oa;s, 1903 bushels. .g III F5j IS
MAuBC3t ,nen,th hfSL mhehchth hememtfr
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. Y-PEANt U.s.
Farmers' market t,mer 81 E a.sSy s,ss strlS!,
&c Spanish. s5QS5c. machine picked. ESQ
'RpgErERsBuRG, VA, san. g.-pEANUTs-
sp,,nisn. DUQp92gse. Market Illm. Stock USns
ranry; market steady
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cotton futures opened easy and closed

J sno, co..1n closed quiet, % points higher;
middIins upsnds. is.G; middiinz gult. Il ~
saIes Ss7 bales.
Gotten QUIET naSP Ss,, 10 sa,e ss' s. s spts
Total to day at all seaports-Net receipts, FL
on bales; export to Great Bri ana r. ~ te'y I'll
to France :x lo: 47a 4a sai ssie. 'ne
Consolidated q, all s"a ports-iH,sst re e;p!s;
TO-? 9eiE bnles; export 20 Great nrtta!n ~, -, ~
bales 10 France. 751 bales; 70 the comment
9a,s spSs ssss.Ss5s 4, e az
5 S,ssn i iSs GSn, Ss'ss sass - 8
cotton demand good; offerings light: quota.
'' Futures opened quiet with prices uneha1pgs &C.,
to points higher. Rood trad srs wens; eho:t
q market yesterday 70 some saene y ,hsr
efforts to coser sent the market up on thsln
selves In addition. at the openin :; q large 9
number OF buying orders were IN evidence, IN en-
OF every one wanting to ouy an an ~ o lat %
The bears seemed to have lost al the courage
they ever had, and the market was q one-s:d -
aifair whllep rlces were fuctuating In rather
a nervous fashion the underton showei un-
mistakable strength, AMI the SIT n o! she
bulls was practically unassallable. IN the traI-
Ing January sold up to lo,S.. M11ch 70 l.o''
May to l6 90 and Jliy 10 ~ ~ ~ ,,,,,,r noint
or two OF the highest level orr tne Gay. ~
gains were a3JaS points A. % "a. r-a,,.
Go.on iaurs s,a r ara ApF
ju iyU is siaisS5 August. ls45al5.5o; sepseni-
/, ber 14O5 bid. a55
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BOND QUOTATIONS.

chIcoro. =. and Quincy new 4s.t...t...,. ts3E
Chicago, III. and 81 Paul gen. 4s....:... los
Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s......... lSdAt
Chicago + + and Pae an. ~ III 4.
G, c. c. and st.. Louis gen. 4s........" "
GnnsnSi1a ted Tohacco As .,,,,,............ coz
Soorado spd Soq!hsrG q S.
Esis gsiSss; }'sS 8 ss sk
Fnri Worti, and Denver City lists .......... 1.4n
unn,,tnD ATciinv ..,.,,,,,,,.... 105 q
sn'Iisviile and Nashville Unltcd 4s........ 09H
NTnnhattnn rnnsoi gold II ,,....,.......... 1921,
Maxicnn Central IS ...,..4................. 7osi
N1a~icnn Cant mi lEt Inc ~ Is "A
MIN and 81 .ouis Is .,.,,.............. 81
H;i.sn,,n Kansas and Texas is,........... 1874
hiirso,iri Ennsns and Texas eds .......... 81 a
National r.. r. OF Mexico cons 4s......... 70
New York Central gen. 3ns. g
New Jersey Central gen. 6s t........'...... 1Sl
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Only One Charter.

The Corporation Commission have
granted q charter to the Ta-b-Bentley
Co. Inc, Hampton: Robert l. Maroon
president and treasurer; capital stock
sic, 900 to $50, 600.
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BALTIMORE s,rOG
Rlchmohd, va jan 20, IN4
y SALES.

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. s7:-seaboard Air
Line common. 0fsu9ia; 40. preferred, l7A bid.
soaboard As, 6SQlSSSs. Atlantic Coast Line COM
mon 1G9d lOD.s; do. preferred. not quoted
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JOHN /. WILLIAMS Z SONS.
BANKERS,
Dealers In NCHMOND. Va
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT If
SECURITIES.
MUNICIPAL BONDS a SPECIALLY.
Correspondence Invited

TIKI. asGrs ss:s'g!ss I
eFas; |,;PsI|.ips1 iTs .SSSzb
s ssssRsy Il Ill rfSs;pss seyt Ill.,
ri HnHNasdd az Il Size. ohosin-sieadS
coTToNsEED OH. MARKET.
NEW. york. Inh. ais cottanseei oil con.
Mills mills Soo prime summer yell " a7ds7, g;
a sSe 'p prns winter SSpg y;elow, soa4sc. '
MARINE lNTELL1aE NcB
PORT or RICHMOND. JAN. a. 1904
y i Arrived IS. o
d.ss ana I'd line
E SAILED A
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
Snd
d ssss sa ne
PORT or WEST POINT, JAN. q, 1904.
Charlotte Murphy, BALTIMORE passengers and
Elm city, Haynes, Mat.apon River Land.
ings, passengers and general cargo,
SIS Res SAILED
Charlotte Murphy, Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JAN. ~, 1904. N
Il Steamer 1nchdule, Galveston
Steamer Pow SI7l "a l. Lo sb
ssSssasr 5I s;, ,xd,i PsT PSy;, 6Sston
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Mainly About People.

rr. O. W. Jewett who left Richmond
in Octiber to spend the winter in Arizona
and California for his. health, Is not i'm
proving.
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IA tai sales we're 5o4, 500 shares

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-Ciose: Money on
oalI easy. "a to 2 per cent: closing bid
"a: on cred at = Time loans lrmer;
sixty days 3 IA to 8 IL. ninety days 9
a-i t. 4; six months IL. Prime Elercan-
til. paper 4 1-2 to IL; sterling exchange
co ser, WITH actual business In bankers
b,lH at s4.ss.e0 to s4.sS.65 for demand. and
at 1888 10 si.s3.l0 for sixty day bills.
L'fsied rates 1873 T.? to Sl.Si and 54.s6 IL.
&c nm erc,al bills N.s2 l-2. Bar silver 81
59.s ~ M exicun .dOlla RI ~ ~, s3ay n
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tract and the month. o2!ta9eXc.; DO No. 1
red. western, saA q9ahc. corn-Firm;S !, spo:
and the month. 4oN s149isc. oats.Dull: No.
e2c uptown sG6rs7c liutter-Firm and un-
changed. Eggs-Firm at 3l0i:c Cheese
Hha nxed !. y
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks IN New FORK
SALES.

100 Atlantic Coast Line. .....
234oo Amalgamated Copper ......
230 Amer, Car and Foundry..y
1000 Amer, Cotton Oil..,...,..
Amer, SNUFF 40. .i..........
Amer, Snuff. pfd..n.".....
100 Amer. Can .....,...........
% Amer, Can, pid..............
$500 Amer. Locomotives, come.
zoo Amer. LOCOMOTIVES, pfd....
24200 Amer, Sugnr ........,......
2ioo0 Al and s. re. com. .....
go A. r. and s re. pfd.....".
G4OOO Baltimore and Ohio........
300 Brooklyn Rapid Trnnsit....
Canada Southern ..........s
Z 3210 Ca,,adl, n Pacific ...........
72G0 chesapeake and Ohio.....
100 Chi Great Westertl..........
1000 Chi, Nil. and s. P.........,
1900 Colo. Fuel and 91ron.....,...
1900. Colo. Southern. conn.,. $3.50.
Us Colo. Southern. 1st pfd....
GOO Colo. t.outhern, 81 pfd.....
100 Clev., Cin.8 Chi. md 8. IL.
600 Continental Tobacco, pfd.
1lsO Consolidated Gas ...........
zoo Delaware and Hudson......
Del, Lack and Westerr,....
$500 Erie, com.n..... ...........
100 Erie, 1st pfd...........
400 Eric, 20 pfd. .................
General Electric ............
1870 nllnols Central ~. .........
1860 Louisville and Nashville.
10 Manhattan..... p. $500,
14c0 Metro. Street. Railway.,...
40 Mexican Central ............
go Mo, Kan. and Tex, CON-.
1850 Mo-. Kan. and Tex, pfd....,
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PRODUCE MARKET,

NEW YORK, JAM adler; +, BIT BIT
without nass rI os!yty a nys
Rhythm. Barey-Dull =. o..,ons
op Mnsa'M s,eeay and and tor or time
strong Chicago support reasrng tow s ,r noea a
dsT spprs IT LARGER Ea;sr @
e ene un May Closed Ss as Ju; !, /
we eeT FensTnay m and i'd larry active
spot dsmand ana poor th va q a. tie c Mes
at at 5t,sc. oats-spot stea,lsi; No. 9. as. OPP
s'f seefM nGmady Cut Meats-steady Lard
Steady; retined, steady. Pork-Flrm. Taiio ,,,,,
Steady Rosin-steady. Turpent'ne--non''1a
GesssRe, Re- m NJ 2or o !nfe!ss ut sae
openins lirn at an advance Of ~ points 1u;ed
Very active. After ranging az a5sut tae opel
ins marfs, d was an s,e low the
trading, but was finally steady at nft q AZ y
a shts o oesns ' has Sid e The &c
5 sssss Sysasnkaw nSna 'snsa
s ss$ isSsy sst! g;
lsts MADE %sds, s ssssssE ssd!s and penn.
syysns nSsnSS Ions Island 5sr,
" sae 5sss1g sXssss
fancy handpicekd, 5a5Hc.; other domestie. $M sd
IS 1885, Gssas BIZ s aa FIG g
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 21-Appar ,1.,1h M N n
july delivery, As result May ruled weak,
SSsinS r w gu IySy wa IS rsiativey m
Loss being 4 me
bH ut p SetH I,a H Wore 6g7,sc. lower,
Tns leAu,ng FUTURES ranged az folloWs:
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DRY GOODS MARKgT

NEW YORK, Jan, e7.-.vhe dry goods market
IS very excited H'ndslon 2. rsSy q
are are being constantly ma 10 ana M. pr q are
gnars ntesd. The adyanSes Of The das n y y
I'd goods as we'll as fan ~ prints. No pr ais
lions are being made about tho future, ia
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No,,he,n pac,nc q Y. 1894
Northsrn Pacific as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 70
Norfolk and western con. 4s........... s7a&
Oregon Short Limo Is and Partlc....".. IS
Pennsylvania conv Slzs .................... e eeH
Reading General Dc f..... 96Hl
81, Louis and Iron Mountain con. 6s........ II.
81. Louis and San Franclssso fs' 's....... sai
Gao hcerd All Il Inc a. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS m
Southern Pacific 11s ,,s,..................... SUI
southern Railway IS ....................... 1l3A
and Pacific lists
I6ledo. 81. L. and Western 4s........... Ky 61h
Union Pacific Is IVA 9;z
T y s Rss'f "a f 6 = Is
Wa bash lists 1l5t:
Wheelinr and Lake Erie Is S................. 9o4
wisconsin Central Is ..................... soM
II. and O.. Collateral Trust As .......... 94A
Central Of Georgia I'd Inc 81 3l
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Jan. q, 1905
CATTLE MARKETS

OI1N- 4
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)
rs s R5la Richmond. Va. Jan. n. 1904
Z Receipts for the week ending MONDAY:
CATTLE-Rece pts. AS head; market Glow
and l5g25c. loS 81. Best steers. ~ csc; ma :,
sXc.; best helfers, lT4hc; medium t. good,
2M@s4e:; extra, SIC. bulls. 2aasHc; fresh
HOGS-Recelpts 2,le7 head; market slow.
Good hogs. .5a5..oc.; fat shoats, 61bAc. rough
4 As sHEEffyu AND LAMBs-Recelpts, 2s7 head:
market fair. Good sheep. 4,aa5c. lambs. b,aQo
Prospects fair for all kinds Of stock.
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I. j. B. Beasley, do solemnly swear that
the above Is a true statement OF the imam
HAL condition Of the Union Bank OF Rich
'mond, located at Richmond, In the State
Of Virginia. at the close Of business on
the ed day Of January, 1904, to the best
OF my knowledge and belief,
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Richmonders in New York.
Especial to The TImes-Dispatch.)
NEW YORK, Jan. H.-Waldorf, c. g.
Doyle: Victoria, Miss NJ. Steele; Astor,
y. C. Baker and vile: 81. Denis, T. NJ.
Hundley; Empire. ], G. Richardson
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JAM mN19N - sH4TGk 3AH rt ai All P
GhS ny osbs aSs 81 R'r5me i ;ts 81
nv. 20 doIbie decks; market active al do,
cline Of 5TloS. Prime, heavy, s.. s5q5, 80; me.
dluIns, $3.50; heavy yorksl 3, - 70 $50, light
70. Sheep and enthusiastically iair and mar
kst ps ws!as s EoGSs
s4oaS5o;, fair 10 good, SS6df6s5i common, 1iV
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y CHICA ILL. jan 27,-CATTLE-a,-
ceIpts. 1900 head, Market opensu5 strong 30
dun. Good 10 urine ststt~ sir ss5 -. rcor
T. omedium. ttal;75; stos sra 3, am nnd {. cds1s'
M.6oa2.4o: bulls, seGIsi; calves. sa560p7.l.l..
Hogs-Receipts to-day ioyio. h. al ) to-ni1r?w,
10000 head. Mixed and butch RS, 5p5.t5;
Shaep-Recelpts, 1000 head. sheep, strcng u
l0c. higher; lambs strong to loc, higher, tsooj
to choice wsthers. 3i.29lP4,60; far: llo.ce,
mixed, s3.s504.20; native lambs. 3460Gi' Is.
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Observation-Disclosures.
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r o. t.Isfis Ab1StIA4A 3lSs "A
Capital stock paid In. ,.......'
Undivided profits, less ex-
penses and taxes pa!d......
National bank notes out
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5 From 8 4 3%.ys
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/, BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT oF,TH CONDITION OF
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AT u RICHMOND, IN THE STATE. OF
Raj VIRGINIA, II THE & CLOSE RCF ssgss
BUSINESS sJANUARYt %. 1904. 3ss
III RESOURCES. Sg5 !sts
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n n % NAYAN = S4ts1s& D s1137. z ~
WILMINGTON N. g, Jsn, s7.=sF1 RIrs
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Spot co.son closed quiet - points, nfEne *
middIins upIcnds, i5.S; middlinz gulf. Il ~
sales. S57 bales.
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cha,ee iiSRR Es,eh!s' per Pound ses Eood
VEAL per pound 5MPso = poeaE 2, to seq. per
and Virginia lambs, choice 5Istsc per pound;
poor. thin. rough, 4hg5e, per -, pound, Wool
sheep pe te " nest s!ock sHiS
Old bucks per pound. sT2'tc,. as to quality
and Weight. An b w. n
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J. EEW" YOKK, Jan, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
er: bulls steady to lOc lower; medium cows.
easy good e. cows strsnE thin COW stea q.
bulls ;2.s5G40oi cows, {ie5Oa55 Cal es-Re.
ceipts. ys2 head Market strong. veals $40
$50; little calves; s4.@45Hs barnyard stock. SEQ
400 City dressed veals. e9lic,s pr pound;
country dressed 7Gl2c SLEEP and Lambs-Ra-
limited. Sheep, s3.boQ4.50: lambs $4,000.
Hogk-Reoeipts.f a,sO2 head Markat steady.
State and Pennsylvania hogs, $b.4015.60; COM
NJ IN mix westerns. 81,
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s BALTIMORE. ME-, n jan ss7-FLOUR-Qnles
ana unchanged. Wheat-F igpner; spot cop-