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Visible Cotton Supply.

6 (I3y Associated 1l1rcss.)
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Secretary
.iester's statement OF the worlds ,visi-
biz supplykof cotton Issued to- day shows
tbs total visible to be 3s5 $50 gainst s.
OrsthIs the total Of American cotton Is
2,sas:So against a,93a,s32 la Z week and g.
q ss;,GS9 last year and of,all other kinds,
Including Egypt, Brazil India. ETC., !, PA "a
oOl agninst $4,000 last week and $4,000
81 tie worlds Visible supply Of cotton
there is now atioat and held In Great
Britain and continental Europe 2o9SS, 81, 9yo
n q against 1V3,(0l last year; in India
SG, 0W against $4,000 last Year. and In the
United States l,l36,ooO against 1870, 600 last
year, S&S '9& 35H W
% CORRECTED, exclusive OF Galveston,
minus stock correction. 70 ;lase, $1,000.
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Smithdeal Literary Society.

The regular meeting Of the smithdeal
College Literary and Musical Society
was held last evening in the sooietys
hall, with large audience in attend
ance. Mr.. Sawyer entertained the audi
once with several gramophone numbers
including "The Holy City" and Hia-
wuthn." Miss Ellen Maxwell followed
with an excellent recitation, Angelina
Johnson" The Misses Tmberlake sang
n duet sweetly. The main feature Of the
evening was Literary Salad. In
which the entire society participated. and
which was thoroughly enjoyed, Guess
tions Of historical interests, of current
events ard science were answered. The
prize, a representative Jap, was won by
MIR. Joseph Galeskl, for holding the
largest number of salad leaves at the
close, indicating the greatest number
OF questions answered. The society WILL
hold ITS next regular meeting two weeks
= j. Z
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COTTON IS
Qu|I|E|:' |
Despite Some Liquidation, Prices 9,
for Future Months Advance
Quite Steadily.
WAVE OF SELLING i 1 !, 3: ORDERS Q % {: Rs
When This Struck Market Sei1t
Prices Down11 to FL Points
Under thursdays Close.
nv 4 xso,,cIntpd prcgy,)

~, 4 Thy Associated Prcss) i. I.
il NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 12.-Thcre was
only moderate business, and factors
were asking 1-s TO IA above board figures.
Futures were steady at the opening and
prices 4 to % points higher. Tho better
opening was caused by favorable Liver
pool cables, which reported a full re-.
sponsc To the advance In tho local mar
kct yesterday. Some liquidation followed,
but all offerings for a time were Quickly
absorbed, and prices advanced until they
wcre from IL to 81 points higher than4yes-
tcrday's close. This was followed by
fluctuations OF is to 20 points. Latcr In
the day q sudden wave Of selling orders
struck the market. Its origin was some
thing Of d mystery, hut It served to causc
break that sentaprlccs down until they
I were from Il to q points lower than the
close Of yesterday, and q. from a ~
& 10 80 points under The highest levels OF
the earlier hours.
Tho closing was quiet teh list showing
not losses OF 80 to 40 points. 4.
Later In the afternoon. Miss Ohisen,
accompanied by friend. appeared n
] udEe Downing's court. Miss Ohlsen was wa
III tears. She said that sanborn hnu
Disappeared. and that she desired ! 9 Sc
cure the marriage certificate. Judge
Downing said no had actually performed
the marriage ceremony, and ns the young
woman who represented herself AS the
wife OF sanDorn had not produced her.
certificate in The time limit he had fixed
lie would sign the papers taking MISS
4 Ohlscn Mrs. sanborn. Mrs SAP I! b porn ana
h.r friend Immediately left tho court
room. The former told the offtnialsg,of
the court that she did not know what
1.nn become OF her husband.
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" INV Norfolk; WesteIll

LEA VIl RICHMOND DAILY 7.
aSS 800 A. NM At JAZZ LlAllIElD ArcIves
Norfolk u:auaA a.. M stops only 1t petersburg
s"s:u5 A. M.GCHICAGo EXPRESS. Halret;
Parlor Car, Petersburg 70 81 LyncnburS e nd
Kvutlo puiiiuall oeepers HoAnoks 20 CO..
lumbus,E Blueheld to Cincinnati! also Roam ike
10 Knoxville, and Knoxville TO CHATTANOOGA
1910 P.Aai..RoANoISE EXPRESS for Farm
{yiIe,9 u ncnDui. una Roanoke. 3SS#s
AGO n; A-OCEANR SHORE RLlMIu ED.aSAr.S
riI ss ort> X 6:aUR r. NJ. stops only Peters,
bur9 n Waye,. y m and ss Sunok Connects with
stesiiiors \ TO boston. Providence. Rev S. York;
Baltimore and Washing ton. S3
h7:255 r. 7M.-For$ Norfolk and all stations east
h = 40 r. ANEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman Sleepers. Richmond to LynchblrYs and
& Roanoke; Petersburg to East Radford :5 Lynch.
burg 10 Chat tunOvEu, Memphis and New OR.
leans. Cafe Dining Car. e. ga}3 ~ iisG
Trains arrive from the West 1885 AZ Nj rs
p. II. and 91O p. NJ; from Norfolk II 100 ~.
NJ. and 1850 p. NJ. ~ s.s z ~ .aISl
M Office No a3S East Main Street. IN VIZ
". b. REY1LL G. II. BosLEY.9
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PHENIX LOSSES LIGHT.
Those by Baltimore Fire Less
Than Half of Months Income.

A Il NEW YORK. Feb. II, 19N.-The Phenix
insurance Company, Of this city. loses
but about s2s0lO95 by the Baltimore fire.
while It's monthly income Is nearly $500, 90;
Its surplus is sl.701,000; capital, AOO0, 90;
gross assets s7,bOO,0uO
The Phenlx, though ono Of, the Oldest,
Is one OF the most progressive, largest
pan.es. Its lossos Of s440, o09 in the Chica-
60 fro in 1871 and of nearly $780, in the
Boston fire irt1S72 Were paid promptly and
timo the Phenlx was Comparatively small
to what II Is now. 5S
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m : u
HAlLHU
RAtLHo ADS.
-
n Y. n. - Rlehk1ofiH. En- ederlekts n
. burg Il isu,ol,,a 40, HI ny

III 60 u . burg . Potomac, ~ j, N n;
Leave Rluhnlonl T. y vreit " ard.sGS
4.1B Al Nj, daily. Byrd 81. Throuxh:
vi 6.l5 A. M, daily. Main sh Tnfunon.s \ ~
s:l5 daily Mali vt ~ ~
s:sa n n. except Monday nyrd ~ rhfoas 4,
N7a5 X X. week days. E,UA. Ashland ~ n
eG s:oe x. II. sunday only. Byrd 81 rhtoasls
.S ~ ~ 81 week days BYRD II. 81 TArs.sA
III s5 iioon. week days BYRD g. Thsoush.
o 'b;os r. II. daily Staln ". THROUGH,
s:S5 r. Ms week days Hba1 Ashlan q ! ND
~! Tsa +, - Ar FIVE Observation-Disclosures
$40 u. NJ. week days. i'lba. Ashland g.
e1 s:i5 a. H. week days BYRD 81. Fredsttehs.
dSiy. a asys y syi gahfgSsush4 Arous
S Ss ds %sy1 ssys hss z.Isna
NJ d Ss'?y b Rysdf 81 H. 4 Hasssstss
'. iSa ?. ~. daily. Main Sc THROUGH ~ ~
pa ao95 =. NJ daily. Main g. Th,ol q: \, q.
An ANSoyr I.il Sleeping OF parlor Cars %
ali trains except local ncGommodations; :, ~
" & 1YHDUKE, G. W.. GU Lp, w p L.sClNs
Gen'i Man ~ Asst. Genl Nnn raj. NAB.
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Tobacco Sales.

Thc week on the tobacco market t closed
Yesterday with fairly large sales and the
usull run OF excellent prices The quan,-
tty3of tobacco on the l1o2rs was eonsld q
men, In view of the weather, yentured
i, exrect. "A rough estimate Of the sales
OF the week places the aggresate at at
something like 10000 pounds ap }ol the tn.
Tho coming sales are Tor "a very active
me rket. ifEfs t',4sif,s 'lqs t 5fil5t
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.UNGRATEFUL YOUNG MAN
Missing With Money and Cigars
of His Benefactor, s5

Theodore White was the white porter
at tile Main Street Station restaurant up
to yesterday morning. 81
Now he Is missing with 4 silver dollar
and a box Of cigars belonging to Mr..
II B. Klrkwood, the proprietor Of the
restaurant.
White went to the restaurant several
weeks ago, homeless. .hinly clad aud on
ca. and something to do, and got both.
Mr.. Kirkwood didn't need anyone, but he
DIX the young man In out Of ssympa thy.
Yesterday morning tho cashier save
ana he was directed to Wn to Mr.. Kirk
weeds restaurant at No. 1908 East Main
Street for a box OF MAN About Town"
cigars for the station restaurant.
h lie young man has not teen seen since.
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Wants Manufacturing Site.

Mr. j. ". Graham, Jr., OF No. 1876
Land Title Building, Philadelphia, Is
seeking q site for light manufacturing
purposes, lie wishes plot front about
nifty feet. near Main and Broad Streets,
and centrally located. He Is particularly
anxious tolbe in the retail center, Per-
sons with such property for sale may ad-
dress him, he says, at the address above,
stating location, price and size,
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oThe Man Who Dared

4 Or. Weston Bruner VIII occupy the pull
pit at Calvary Church Sunday morning
and night He Will continue his Cnrist
messages to Richmond churches at the
morning seryicevsubject 1.-THE Phlladel-
phian Church Of Richmond At night
Mr.. Bruner will discuss "rhe Man With,
out Doube, or II The Man who Dared
singularly enough the Latter ts the name
OF The play now on the ~ 1ou boards,
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AUCTION SALES Future Days.
BY J. 3. ELAN & Co., 4
NJ Real Estate Auctloneers.
EUsTNE'B AUCTION SALE
OF DWELLING III
No, 406 South Laurel Street.


Iii execution or O certain deed Of trust
dated April 8Oth.$ 1ss7, to Ed Hill. tru y,
tee, and dny recorded IN D. y. 132 q.
page sts Richmond Chahcery Court t h,
Undersigned substituted trustee VIII. by
direction OF tho lcldcr u The bond men
uoned IN the sud deed Lee sell by pubic
&5 MONDAY, FllBR UARY 18TH, 1904,
a. $50 o. clock p. NJ, the tHo- story, iivc,
room frame dwelling No. N6 South Laurel
street With lot fronting 16xlS5 6-12 feet
to nn alley. 4. I'll
nt So ger month. and VII pay well az an a
reno, and parties Interested In such
Property are urged to attend the s ,.,n1;
on account Of liz convenient location
ana attractive neighborhood 7.
4SSS lIKMB: BY COM cnt, and IN lieu OF the
terms mentioned In the said deed, 1-S
casil,4and the balance BY notes at Q. and
IL months bearing Interest and secured
BY deed Of trust. upon the propert y. or e all
Cash, at the option OF the purchaser.
it l35 "A. s. T. UFORD, j r.,
" Substituted Trustee.
>. .B. Elan & Co.,fAuctloneers.
{8 feb 1U-tds 5 9si iE51
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In the Courts,

In tho City Circuit Court Yesterday,
Judgments were rendered IN the follow
Ing cases: =,
CruJap2 g West Coal Company vs., Pey,-
ton & Berkeley. s2S9.l9: Hermann Schmidt
vs.. e. s.. Freeman, sa47so; r. r, Padgett
vs.. "A. Rlddlck, S13l.3l. In the same court,
in the case OF ]. ", Fhrookmorton vs.
James Hartley. the jury found for tho
defendant ss1SFRE isss5
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NAVAL STORES.

4 WILMINGTON. n. c., Feb. io.-sP1RITS
TURPENTINEAFirrn ct SEC: receipts, Is
casks Rosin--Firm at s.. co: receipts. bur-
reis Tar-Firm at Sl4o: receipts. 81 barrels.
Crude Turpentlne-Firm Ut s3.so14.2a; receipts,
4. SAVANNAH. GA. Feb 12.-TURPENTINE---
Firm ut 64c; sales. 50 casks; receipts Is
Az barrels; receipts. l.47l barrels; expo Co.
8,2a7 barrels. al .
TINE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS doing
Quotations omitted.
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lLYNcHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.

0CUu1
Sales OF tobacco on the Lynchourst market
for the two weeks endins February s. 1904
reported by Jonn Il OEiesby. OF Lyn.ns
sold Week ending January soth. e45,aN
pounds; sold week ending February 0. 622. So)
pounds; decrease for week ending February tth.
gi22.I(O pounds. Sold from Octolers1. 1875. to
February g. 1904. 5.3o..5a, pounds: SO from,
October--l $780,. to- February .. ioJ3. ~, 9sS, 200
pounds Decrcase for 1904, 6Gyo,3s, pc unds. IA
Receipts wero niueh lighter than was ex.
pected this week, caused by the cgntn -es cold
weather. Prices continue about he same With
but little prospect OF any. advance.
,1,t.a sSnnc ne IN,
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BY virtue Of q deed of trust dated e
August Goth, 1901, executed byt Susan g.
iNloXley and husband to the underslgn
and in the Gorpor ,ai1 s eos "
paSa 40. and also BY i decree Of the
Cbancery Court for the city Of Rchmond nd
Moxley and ais, will sell at public a e'c,
ton on the day, hour and place named ed
lot situated ut the southeast corner. Of
Fourth and Hull Streets, in said city;
said lot fronts Is feet On the southern
line OF Hull Street by $50 ieet deep to an
al.ey. The improvements consist OF u
nice frame two-story building, with large
aac Well arranged storeroom on frs.
foo-, and a we'll arranged dwelling above:
Yals is a nice opportunity for good
invt stment. y al 4.
81 Il LKNI $: BY direction Of the above de-
cree and consent Of Mi parties, the terms
will be 10 cash, ba,anse IN equal In
6 ler cent added; title retained until the
whole purchase money is pald and con-
yeyancc ordered by the court. 3F
LAURENCE p. POOL,
re 1a-5t "a ; Il Trustee
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With the Sick,

Judge Rev. It. Crump. OF lhe State Cor
poratIon commission, Is sill confined 10
his homo by slckp ess. y ~,
tho State penitentiury IS much improved
and was able to DO In his office For ?
while yesterday, 'f},ls
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
7T'-7TT- u ~
PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 1e;-PEANUTs-
asking 81. 26. and offerings are light Vir-
sinlas are frm at Sci fancy stock *, &C. ,,,,,re
Far.ne rs market higher for all grades, Fancy,
4Na4sic. strictly prime ~ Spissc: Prime ,a e
IL a bushel: machine picked. 3Ha4Ac.
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5Richmonders in New York,

ss6' Especial to The Tlmns-p ispa tch.).
NEW YORK, Feb. 49,. RrOad Way. Cen
trail S. STEPHENSON g, Ewlngs. g. II;
AnUch; Raleigh Mr.. Il. r.. Blnne, and
Wife Hoffman, q. Coopas, ! y; fork, !.
iSaUtmann, i rs lE2
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
A Handsome Virginia Estate
Al Somerset, Orange Co., Va.

Urdcr and BY virtue Of two DEGREES
OF the Circuit Court for Orange county
Va, one entered On the Oih day q No ven,
1902, OF the sad court. In the consolidated
3CE6ncery causes Of Newman vs.. Newman,
the undersigned Will offer for sale, ut
gob aae dranro On County me o near
TUESDAY, TEgRU ARY THE 16;r11 1901.
betw con the hours Of - and / o clock
y. Nj, that handsome farm kno oSs !. as az
{1,l9O acres on which Is situated q hand
some training stable and large stone
sta bio and handsome outbuildlngs. Ihere
Isl G private telephone line from Somerset
station to the premises, q private Electric
$LiCh. Plant, u commodious artificial Lake
on the fam and q number Of Tenant
He Uses. thee Of which are good, substn n.
tai residences me iand can D =, vfn,r ar
farms. And at will DO offered for sale
first as whole! and then In parcels y
Is located sslnS the Il beau t1ful ~ ifdmont
section virginia. Just ~ IA miles from n
tho Southern Rnllrond. Il and Is about ~
miller from Richmond and 30 miles from
G. d.
The commissioners will receive private a'
bids at any time before day OF sale. III
rERMS-One-third cash and the bal
lance upon creditIof ollo and two years.
this deferred pa yments TO be secured by.
terest from tho day OF sale. containing
"a d waiver OF tho homestead exemption.
and the retention OF the legal title until
all CT tho purchase money is paid, and, as
the buildings on said real estate insured
In some good and solvent insurance com:
panS Ito be approved BY the undersigned
commissioners tG oe nd1iSy
for the benefit Of said commissioners.
} For, further information, call on or
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET,
(sales at Union Stock Iards.)

Rchmpnd, Va. Feb. y, 1901.
Rccc,pts for the week ending Monday;
5CATiLE-Rcceipts. 2l2 head; market strong
err Best steers, b4sAc.; few eHtra 6h9.i
eNaeac.; best heifers, ~ gihc. medium, sac
1c.; common to fair, 3VStyo,: cows. 3QSNe.;
bulls .as.c,; calves S''a'1e'' tr9sh eows'
{ s-gHTUGSs-ReceIpts. l.sa: head; marke; falr.
SHEEF AND AMBsTMarket stead. Cool
y sheep aHQ6Ac.; common TO fair, sHVA'ac,;
= Prospsets favorable for all binds OF stock
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb, 12,-cATTL E-.IRe.
= Good to prime steers, S415M57b poor TO- me,
( diuln, ss.b0Q4. 90; stockers and feeders. S2aSQ
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Licensed to Wed,

. Especial to The Tlmes- pIspatch,l
Y WASHINGTON Feb ls.-Ihe foiloWti,n f,e;
9city to-day: John W. Rranson,{ Of Wash
..inGSon, and Ida p. BROOKS, Of staunton,..
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TOBACCO MARKET,

aE. q n 81 S9sS Richmond. Va. Feb. IL 1904 r
4 Dark Fired Tohacco--Ncw: Market. continues
fairly active ut unchanged quotations with fall
receipts. Old Receipts and nsi9ngs very light
urtfs xery a auiei 6u
,ceipts. Observation-Disclosures Tor the higher
grades and quiet for the lower grades; re-
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS, FEB. II
NJ ssi,i stilEN A3I(IVED sfss TX tt3iu5t4

Schooner Nathaniel T. Palmer. Boston.
Schooner w. l.. Doug las. Boston ia
: Schooner Dorothy Palmer. Boston E
Schooner Jose Oiayerri, New York. u,
q Schooner Alice NJ. Colburn. Port nu. d
Schooner William H.. Clifford, l'Srtland.i
4 Schooner Jennie French Potter, Boston.
q Schooner Addie NJ. Lawrence, Boston.
large r. r, Thomas, Bcston. f
barge Annie II. Snllt l5oston.
2 Steamer Southgato, New orleans
n. SAILED. 23ild ia TX.
Steamer Southgnte.a Copenhagen. 325
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Istate az Virginia, county of Orange. to.

Stale y Ut u TIE 70
ssG II Is, FL. Fry. clerk OF the Circuit Court
OF Orange county, In The State OF Vir.
2glrii;.. do certify that G. J. 6laixey, Jr.: and
bonds required OF them as special com.
fraissioners, under the decree OF said
court, in the consolida ted Chancery suits
therein pending. under tho style OF New
man vs.. Newman. 3 5iE s..
/. Gi-en under4,my hand this 18th day Of
3Dece nber, 1902. " I: p. lI!%FRY, Clerk.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Feb, III 1901.

III SALES it}s {aEs f G45kf
Atlantic Coast Line Of Ctnn. Cts. :of Ind. s
Virginia Centuries-1.oto Mt 94: 100 at 81:
Georgia and Alabama Conso 5s-lo0O at l.d,
~ sTATE SECURITIES. 5.s lss{{ Bid. Asked J
North Carolina IL. c.. 1910. .........S 1oz
va 49, New c. and r., 1922..... ea 81
Va. Centuries. 2-5. c. and r.. 1921 ~ s4h
s RAILROAD STOCKS d
Atlanta and Char. 1st Is r.. 19o7.... 1o7
A. c. L. X. r. Con. Tr. p. c..:....
Ecorsin and Pacific LIST SIS, -. 1872. lis
Georgia Ho and Fla. LIST s., 1885,. 1l0 y.
C;eorgin and Ala Con. IS. 19i5.... 10s los
Rich and Neck LIST As, l44s.......,s ~
s. AZ L. Con. 1Ht Is. 1871. ......... ... 20 NJ
RAILROAD FBOSDa @
Atlanta and ChnrIottc...,....,...1oo $50
Atlantic Coast LtneN 100 l05 $llo 4
Chesapeake and Ohio %...r.........10O ~ -. III
F0rfDikf and Western com........1W 51m
r., r. and r.. Div. Ohlig :1 2o n
Southern Railway pfd ..........l0o ~ $500
3 IsASK5 STOCKS sa3 55
Mefsha1i hank Nai oi Virginia. e. Is
Planters National w ~ -,
Virginia Trust Company ,.........l0o lol (
MISCELLANEOUS
Va Car. Chem. pfd 8 p: c,......i 100 1879 o,
Na.-car. c. Co. Col IT. BPS c......t va ~ Y
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SOUTH !. RN ! Rail AY'

as6 SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. l0s..s 19Qb
1ttAINs 3LE.4AY ~ ft4S iaAOYNU s
y ;vO a. Al.A~.y AAoSl IA l-.%(
u :svs =. A1.-A.lIy. Atlnts4 Dunet 7utimanS
~ 70 Atlanta Aau blrn44AsA Am, lssw OrielAnAs
A naeupns, GllulLAAoox.I a!au All tns Soutn.
j 6:vu z, iM-iIA s,uIuu.. Nc3. Villa Lvcsl.
~ 10 r. A.-UalIy. L.nIteu Pullman ready
9:sa p. Nj. for AL tus soItn.
II i571s.7.S35.a55's YORK HI EN- LINE. I55f5Tl
The favori,e route " Baltimore and ERstern4
points. Leave Ricnmond A;20 2. NJ Monday.
as A. M.-Lxcepl SUNDAY. Local mixed toI
West Point. .sIs q
FRIDAY Tor West Point Z. II 4 sySj
4 4;2O p. Al-Except sunday. For West Potntrs
connecting WILu steamers Tor Bal tlInore Fa0A
+ river lanlinSs Monuay. Wednesday and Frt,s
TRAINS ARRIVE RlcHMOSD.
6:65 a. N. and "a E. NJ From All tns South.
y, 1895 r. M.--Erom Charlotte and Durham. &
$40 A. M.-Frum Chase City s,4
1 a:25 "A. M-Batlmore and West Point. Isjj55.al
l0:45 a NJ, $40 r. M.-Fr9m West Point. S4 TEL
b c, II. ACKERT. 8. H. HARDWIc6.gf..,As
c. ". wEsTBuRY. D. P.a
Si MA Ma Richmond. Va
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John I. WILLIAMS. & SONS.
BANKERS, 5s8
Dealers ID s5.j ilIeHMoNb. VA
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.
MUNICIPAL BONDS "A 8 'EC1ALTY.
e. Cotfsspotldehce Invited. RI N lE9

w; cows, t1.25a4 400; heirers s2N475. Gamers,
II. s512,So; bnllS, !2l4.t9; calves, 50. go.
hsad p'a sea and Bu.ehepl s;ap5
good 70 rhoco teav 81. 25af5 4ot rough heavy.
lsht s. u; bulk ef sale s51p5. rs.
steady Good to ci,oieei san .t5: tnir {. cho!c.
mixed. sa.60Ba.0o rntive lambs. S3e51616
. NEW YORK. 1reb IL .-l,11tr vtss- Receipts.
S.ai5 head. Steers, SLOW and lower; bulls I'd
Ss5 choice, $3.50 oxen. slSo: bulls. sssoao Is
COWS. so. Ca Ives Receipts, 9? head.
,n xe;,tsrs e brn Hsa Saysy
barnynrd calves 50. 3odll .J1. City dressed Yeas
n9plolac. per. pound; country dressed. 7aIye:
head. Sheep. slow and cnser; lambs. lower
Sheep $llG75 tops. $500 culs, 49, lambs
SO. 10; cule, ST.. ogs-Flecsips. 1886 head
Ma rket nom!nally higher. Htatc and Pcnnsyl.
vnnla hogs quoted Mt s575gB00 s
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.,

ts, JAMES RIVER DAY LINE.
sTsAMlSR fPOCAHONrAS leaves MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY vt ~ for
S15,1,K, ana james River !andings ana con-
.nectinE At Old Point for WashingtoA. Baltimore
aud the North s1ats,rooms ressrVsa = !oE r !ms
70 t,s wharf, Fare only 3l.5o and 81 to Norfolk,
Music BY Grand orche!trion. 49,. I.
ali points in Eastern Yirgln!A and N1rsh ,4 SaFo'
49, LII General Manager
p, A. BARRER, IT.. Secretary, l5
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UNION STOCK YARDS. P1TrsBURC1. PA,
Feb. 12.----CATTl.I1-suppl light market
steady. Choice, s!.1Dfpol; prime, sts5q5!oo;
heaVs y Seayy ,s
rpughs, ss.boi iT5. ,sheap-supply. loads.
Market steady. Prime we shers. A.45y 80;
ic,il1F and common, $24t3,OD: choice lambs,
lso.4oaGeo; veal calves s7.6y1s,25. ,s q n
C1NcINNATts 9; Z Fob; r. -Mous-Aetlye
l.5S. sheep-stendy at sef5giS5 tI.a,tibs1Du.l
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IA q PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. l2,E Id 7. N
ARRIVED.
Z. Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Ncrfolle. mercaan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
SAILED Els "a ~
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James river landings. mercnndlse md passen-
gers. Virginia Navigation Company.
steamer Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk, rerchon'
disc and passengers Old DDminionyLine,
Dredge Fulton, sealy. Dutch Gap.
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COTTON MARkETS.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1,.-coTToN--Ho Holiday.
Net rcceipts.$4i bales; srass. s,.st bales;
Toiai to-day at all seapor,s-Nst receipts,
IL 7S5 bales; export to Great Britain, LUZ
bales: to the Continent, 1898 ba.es: stock
'' Gonsolidatcd n: all s.aports-Net receipts;
1e1yss bales; export to Great Britain 2a,5s.
bales; to France. a.as7 bales; TO ihe Continent.
T1tai since September LIST at all seanprts--
Net receipts, 6. ..46ls hiles: export u Great
Hrita.n lSi7 ~ bales; TO France. 65S.2.0 bales
TO ih. Continent a,lai3@ bales: 10 Japan.
a6 Dos bales; 70 Mexico 2.oia bales
NEW ORLEANS, Feo.s 1e.-Cotton futures
steady: February. 1890 bio; March. l3,t6I Vs. 3;
April ia May y 9lal59l; June 1 - s l,a
tcmbcr. IL 20 bid October, lilo bld.3
The following are the total net receipts OF
cotton at all ports since September Asst: aaii,
Gg Galveston, 9. ll0TGs bales; Ne3 tCr!aans.i
e59, sos bales; Mobile. 1si,76i bnles: Sa anna q
j s3UH bales: Charleston. a., 3SJ bales: WI
1nington, sll524 bales; Norfolk, o1,pss bu,es
baltimore. o0.0o5 bales: New York. 80 gag bales ;;
19oston5 Ia. 392 bales; Newport News. 80 bnls.
Phiiadelphia, 5000 tales: Brunsw lex. SO 065
haleg; Pensacola, 10s.SS9 baies: 3 p Ar bur
and Sabine Pass. 60. aal bales PORT Townsend,
20, 35s buies San Francisco. " 65. balei; Ell
I'uso 400 bales Eagle Pass. T. ia bales; Lare-
do, $40 bales. Total 6..2s, 6ls bales.
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