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THE MARKET:
IS S'rAC|':v'|.A!||..N|'''|.TI''
Professional Traders Unwilling
tosEol1ow5P Prices in Either
Direction. 5i3 s7$
TRADERS ARE FEW 4 !, No T |. IN u
IA Slight Recovery Late Is Prac-
tically All.I.ost and Close
Is at thcfLoWcst.
Direction
nv Associated press.)

,NEw YORK Feb. 1S..-Tlic stock mar
ke, dropped Into stdgnntion to-day. The.
&unw1.lirgness OF tho pr ofess onal traders
to toiiow the se.iiLg movement OF yes
tercay was a striking evidence OF tho
rigid limitations upon the movement Of
tine current market. Even tho Traders
nre few and tim.d, and this fact Is a z.
ctp.ed as the common explanation OF
TIC immJbiity OF the market The way
In which some very largo offerings Of
Baltimore and Ohio and OF Pcnnsyiyanial
wct. absorbed at the opening gave q
suggestion or support Of a, potential
character that may have nt.mldatel the
& bear en- mcnt. tbs Selling Was prom tea
Isl. tho ac.ura 10 knoH.e4 GO that a den-
y mite aAvaAcc toa ards a autt ement OF TIC
4 tirtl.d- + Gn..sy Ivan-a con.iict Tad lniscdr-
& rad. y, aDash pre- erred was u.so Il SUI
2 1crer. i{B sa5s S y, a ..s
Al. o.her snow storm gave warning OF
B1Dttheri impairment of tailroad earnings
OF Kind OF Which the ttitinore ana
Ohio Jnn a y stat.msnt4 was a discourage
CART. 81 Of s.s5,yso rom The pr =, 6:
$JaIGary. Tho southwestern rain od IS
$lia.e slfrcrel less ! han others from t.. ls
cause. although II sht nov s were * por.sd
4 'sno " lrosect.on tor wheat. whnli ilus
4 1aen much nceded This may have &C :,
ecu. TED Tor Til latlphA rlrmness in some
Of tie Southwestern grnng gers.
CliILd Stasessg Steel preferred ~ also
6llo = Cd theALenclit OF the rnorc confident
4 tx n or lauc ait hort es Gver the gu. !,
lcGks Amu..a ANA ted Copper suffered from
4 the I enewdiEof the copper ~. cation III Tie
4 New OK col rts. 8a sss4t
"A rally IN the cotton market may have
renewed ears Of money a troubles IRON
sEesu.at!ye losses BY tEe vioi.nt q G! ne
IN co.t-n. Fore gn inAuences were de-
~ q n n L
30 ign account were on an inst ni..can.
geale. n 5a ~ 5 as a Ne Z Y. II tSt
ina approach OF 1.-THE tlmc for recon
Svet Ing the Supreme Court at Washing Ton:
aid ino 10 s.usiityA OF an carly dHciaiCn
&1nsi5rEe "a Nor, hern Securities ca,e Is a
20 Size rcpreSslre influence upon q the
market. a slight recovery late In the
Day vas practically q a. !. iost; aud the
ciosing was STA nant at about the low sst
Fl co..us wee duh and heavy. Iotal
sales. par value. sl.175.N0
8uniled states bonds were unchanged on
B DIAL sales were e24.eco shares.
cali STEADY d i.a 10 81 per cent; closiSs
4 MI ~ 4l.2; offered q q i 81. Prime mei
canulea paper steady; sixty and ninety.
days - 1-2 to ~ per 4 cent? SIX mon tns
IA TO a #l-..f Prime mercantile paper i3-4
to b lsi per cent Sterling exchange
strong, with actual businessI&in tnEkers
bills at S;.s5.80 to $i.3JSJ for de ,nand, and
. at S4.&..SG to S4.t2SJ slor sixty day bills.
4 'cs: Ell IA asiS3a1-eEto $4.tI and st6 L..
sC.n:a.ercial-$ Otis si.s2 IL to $4.S2 b-S.
s BarRstlver IS Iii; Mexican dallars - L.
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(ooo,s oMITTED.)
Amount
Gtnned to
Total. o.96e a,4s5 6as.

E r otal. 9962 9,4Sb 6aS l5l
It will be noticed that In four States,
namely: North Carolina. Louisiana, T eX-
rs and Oklahoma, the amount ginned up
TO the 10th Of January. Is In excess OF
the Agricultural DEPARTMENTS estimate
OF the production for these States. the
total excess being $4,000 bales.
II we assume that there remained to
he glnned In these four States after the
10th Of January, only per cent OF their
production of about aSl5,0oo, glnned UP
TO that date, or say $4,000 bales their
total excess production over tne govern
ment estimate will be $4,000 bales, s
q Assuming turther--and this assumption
Is a very unlikely one--that in tho res
naming StaGes the Agricultural Depart
ments estimate will not be exceeded. the
Indicated minimum commercial crop is
il0,57S,000 bales. as follows
Government estimator, 1890. 100000
eiinned In excess Of Government
Estimate to January 18th. III
Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma
and North Carolina i.'.,,E,. $1,000
To be ginned In these four States
per cent.6of amount already
ginned, say a,sl5,ooO, .,s.,,.,.. $4,000
n ,inters Rebates, etc,,:..,.,,,..3 ESQ, 600
New Cror, Observation-Disclosures, 100, 900
Total {. !. !, .,s. /. I. ......, o,57s, 900
IL to this there shopia ne auqeu an al
@awanco Of 3 per cent. for the Agricultural,
Departmenps Underestimate Of the crop
(Which in tia past has averaged per
},ent.) iii the States Of Alabama, Arlsan-5
,as, Georgia, Mississippi South Carolina
Tennessee and Indian Territory, we shall
have to mako a further addition 81 about
100000 bales to the above figures, which
would glys us Il crop Of to.77s,ooo, which
IN my opinion rs the pfopahls nalnin1nl1 Y
and II ia pe greg n exfssdse s.5 B 81
sj ss aa- oRE sFs gE1cH
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.--FLo UR-;IFirmly hold
buyer ss Rye Fiou1
Weak. Cornmeal-tir1r. Rye-2uier b-stsy-
opsss s,sasg III sshr ssa ePsss
COMPLICATIONS lower consols and good .pesu.
seIling ana General
on covering closed firm q. nsst 1,, Ist
5sHs% sd n,SnaES s aas s'sssu ~ sy
ca a aSa good aa,s.
closed at coisc; July. hs':c' ~
Cut Mea.zsteaay 4 q 1a 9Iraa
sS sSeeundh os snd raspea-
e eaSpet no steady; mild, steady. The
3rnand. There was eon,!nued sstas howcy -,
tso market soon asyelopea dsslialn N,
dency that resulted In Its cllslnE steady IN II
Sssages e rsne sea R t.
QUIET. Molasses-Firm, q.
sHtra
full cream fancy small co !, septemp per
as nad snd lq%G sa h.e
Leps Is'aa $685. slate 5ss
fancy asn r rand 5lsc, other domestic 6ss
esa u.s. s5sey esss pS1
pool. lsc.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Fob. .1s,--Mlllsrs here To-
day bald Sl07 q bushsl for No. 9 red wheat.
Wheat Tor May delivery sold ut 99!sc. Lush 4.
gain an even FROM The lnw
strong. = scarcity Of wheat suitable for MI ling
purposes was the important ia tor n lausl,,s
the advance. The close was a.ms tn,d a. ho topi
agurcs July WAS lAc. up; May corn c:oa.A
al d gain of !saj oats We're UP isg9sc, win
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SHOT At A b UzzARD
AND KILLED A CROW
Especial Is Ths Times-bispatch)

ESPECIAL to The Times D Spa tchD Al
i raoANofSE. VA. 1reb. is.-w. H. Cox,
WHO was arrested ten days ago on sua-
plclon OF having robbed d jewelry store
now turns out to be d shower of the queer.
He had $40 In gold, or what was stip-.
posed TO be It, but to-day, Upon exami,-
Ing the coin. The police found that with
the exception Of one all were counterfeit.
lie Will have q hearing before the United
States commissioner Tomorrow.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Feb IS. 1901
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET. +
,Es (Sales at Union Stock rards.) nj
Richmond, Va Feb. -

Richmond, Va Feb. =. 1901
sSssg.f II en wssh sndles ehsa
receipts ins narks! waa s,5sng He 81 steers
s sg ssM sa
ssvtc; medium @ s.od, el4e 3, = c,m NM,
n9on fa 10 sgsss sso? osen b s9
ssyes sIei es ssl'h sows sslon
Good hogs, 81 G515c.; rouGns. & I = . 4ac, La at
sHEEry x%D u Receipts, u bead
i.4ss common 70 Tar. s.s94 IS; gss '-l
Prospects good for ali kinds Of stock.
NEW YORK. Feb. ls,-BEEvEs-Rece 8
cars f9r the market; lseling st ady al fsi9
sssf s'es ~ Read
sasayara eaIvae we,ssa sse
SIS. 81 CITY dressed veaiss sGlse.e per pound !;
ysf s heaa snes sasss
lames, steauy; with under grades si,W snss9.
ed 1 mutt n. idsc Per peund dress iam5s 90
xfksl DosHa ssae ssss as head
e. GHcASs 5o sssd ss sissay
9Ts msd saed f. eERsss s'ssss
sssssi IS; .ss .s;Ssy { ''S h5s
Mixed and butchers, s6g5.s5: g5ol to choi Q
81 Sol io bulk Of sales, s5d5.25. sneep-- ,Re-1
ceipts. 10000 head. Market steady to tirni.
Lambs, steady TO Arm. Good to choice wethtE
teIa. s4G4.6o; fair to choice mixed. s3.600i.a5:
native lambs. S466. 10. K. a t.l ii84 #
UNION STOCK. YARDS, PITTsBURG. Par
Feb. ls-zcATTL e. .-supply light; n1arksti
fair aI s.. 4oGiiS, Hess-Reeslpts ID dsubie
decks Marke. 4 s s6ess Prime n. heayy
$40; light workers., IS, pigs. s4.75 - IS
roushs. ssS9Y46o sheep-ssSuIP q, light; ma.kn1
common. seas %; choice lambs, Ss,s5g6,bo;
veal calves. $7.50IS.e5, 55s
ana lower at $575q56 As. catte-cui, I at Sc 20 d
400 Shecn-Strong and hlshe.5l. S344. co..
Larnbs-Actve and higher DIT s5d6.75. &
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RAILROADS.,
q, & ssrs : seten 1ssst !. =.

Trains Leave Rlohmc d-7N rthWard, III
4;i5 "A. sI., daily Byrd 81; Thrpush; AZ
6.5 AM daily. Main ST. Through Az Fui'ti
S:si A. NJ, except Mpnsay. Byrd 81 Through
us A. l II. well; days, Elsa. Ashland aes9n'-a
So $40 <, H., Sunday only Byrd 81. ia'sF rsbs
slS 4. A.. week days, BYRD 81 9hrausl'@
IDS nsSn r week days, Byrd ST.
Sbilrg Accommodation. jl54l u, X nv
stS F. NJ. dRiIy; Main 81. ThI.'.ls,a an IS.
6;@ r NJ, week days; Elba- Ashlaha ~
e s.a5 =. H daiiy, Byrd ST, Throush
1raihe Arfiye Riabmona-- south tttaed, $35
y $40 A. 80 week daYa E'ba 9sa aait W - ,-s
s sis x. H. days, Byrd 81 FrsssF'eksI
III, fS 4 9 ~sss a M. +
s sSS + II. s sssk days E.oa Ashland sesat
LII Il IT. s ssIis B Bi 81 81 44ssssss
i isSss r. NJ. daily, Main 81, ThIouyh ssiasS
iSsS s ss'|z ss'H p n
Fs N21Fl; s SSH slssp,ng 81
IN RI hss sssl !l'l|A
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

chicago. IL and 81. Paul gen 4s.,...... 1os,A
Chicago and Northwestern consol 7s..... l2ots
Chicago r. I. and Pacific bs&.......,...... 6SH
Chicago. r. L. and and Pacific col 6s.....A -
c. CT G.. and St Louis gen. s........i.. VA
Chica m erut1al Is ..,,........,........... Is
y.onsDlidated Tobacco 4B Observation-Disclosures. "a
Colorado" and Southern As ...,............. s5ks
Denver and Rio Grande 4s 9.7s
Era Genera Us i. !.
Fnri Worth and Denver City lists 104 n
Hooking Valley as w as
Louisville and Nashville Unined 4s........ %
Msssaa ees stniS0. i. gold
S S Central Ait, lfs IS
Ntasn;,ri - Mas ard Texas 4. "a
N ssotiri Kansas and Texas 2ds......... 7f5i
Na.ionai R.TIi9 of3 Mexico CON- Ss....:... "a Me-
\ eS rork Central &c NJ 8.N
Na,, Iersev C!entraI gen. ~ M
Sorthern Pacific Is TO-
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Northern Pacl1c So !. .o4
Norfolk ana Western consol As ............. Din
Oregon Short Line ~ and Partlc....,..... DIS
Pennsylvania cony. as 9s.................... 95
Reading General As bsM
ST Louis and Iron Mountain con- os...... ~
ST Louis and San Isrtnc.sco fg, is........ SoE
st. Louis Southwestern 1sts..... e57s
Gee hna ri Air Line As n. Co
Southern PucIae Is
Ss%ssss aaa FELINE Sseis & II
Union Puct1c 4S luss
Union Pacific cow 3ots
W " S Stee ls g
Wabash Deb. BIS 3. !. Z. VIZ
Wilson's IN Central !: 81 g
s & 1r9 5rst o
Central Of Georgi ia I'd Inc e9.s
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bo some apprehension as to the teohnl cal POSI-
tIiSn u MarGn contracts 43 5&5 i3 ti}
& Receipts at the ports to-day were .hsif bales
against u.l1y last week anu 2O.v?o last year:
For the week 90, 900 bales agatnft l2ii12 last
week and lb!,5ll last year. TJ.dIy, eceipts q.
New Orleans were 2.5J3 bales again-t o..so
last year md at Houston F2,4i7 bl.cs against
6,Vi2 last year. M vi a
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my GOODS MARKEr

E NEW YORK. Feb. 1S.-The dry goods mar
ket has strengthened & In tone on sympathy
with the higher level Of raw cotton a d manu-
facturers are less incined+to make concessions
than at any time Buyerss are una ubtedfy IN
need Of goods ana are. pays q pseses dor
lay is being experencedA1i I'm the shIpmtn Y ct
merchandise. owing to the sbloclsaded condition
of railroads. y
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80, KEs : go, =,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is doing: re.elpts..{a;l
casksI Ros!n.-Eot ing; doing; ,Escel, bar
Crude TurpentlneA-Firm at 50. %; receipts,
TINE AND ROS1N1No thins dolng n iu,lnal.
Quot tons omitted.
3 SAVANNAH. tSA.i Feb. ls.-TuR PE,NTISE-
Firm at &C. rec lpts Y cal SKIS expo Is. 81
casks Hasn-EirT2; receipts, 4 s.o5il barre. $ !;
exports, 1916 barrels ] lls4 "
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u &. rcfuniing ~ registered !. ~. 1oia.
q. &. rcfundng es coupon 3. J. !. 1913.
w s.. g. registered. Sios 5
U. s. as coupon 1o6 Y
t. s. New 4s registered 4. 1a.li
u. 6. New Is, coupon iaeA
III s. Old As reg stored I. :. (. ). 1907 "a
III n Old a. c,upon /. 4. \. Z. /. !. 107
Atchison general Is I. 4: oasi
Atoms +, adjustment "a ................ S1ls
Atlantic Coast Line As ]. q !. j. J. ss
baltimore and Ohio Is I. !. 10l x
baltimore and Ohio ais +. . q. !. 9Ss
Contra, of Georgia IS ;. Il. 4. 1863
Central Of Georgia LIST Inc. 70 S
e.apeake and Ohio Isl. !.
Chicago aud Alton siss ......... .......... 7sh
Chicago. b. and Quincy new As. .......... %
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Spot cotton closed quiet, % points nlgner;
tniuMing upinnus. l31S; middiing gull, Jaw;
sales. $40 bales. tE$
& e,.9n eu!s !aalss 49, Mt 5es saIss
tTota1 ); Ia dny at all ;,eaports--Net 70 epts
ii 5a7 bales; export to Great Br tAln, y. b.
10 France ..53 bales: to the Contlnent, 20, ~
bales stock, 6,S, 1,3 bales. 4 .s
G., sis bales y export sto Great Br Ia n -.es3
ha.es; 10 7 rance. Is Oh bales; to ths Co.aaeat,
BT.Tota: since September LIST at all ssaperts.
Britain s, p.sls haIes 10 France. ,oo4 bales;
to the Continent. s,l16, lI7 bales.
spot cotton was in good demand. the inquiry
coming chiefly z from New England sp.nnerj;
ttney generally asked concessions Will laitI .
refused. to make. All reported sales to,any
were made At fu closing bard prices Wh'sh
Futures opened . Irregular, and prices were ,e 9
from u lower to % points higher. SOON after
tho opening liquidation caused q decline OF ~
points, but this WAS quickly l-Lowei y, a
recovery which carried prices 70 pHns as1,s
to the scaiper element IN tn tradin May
showed INST activity, first go.nE ~ points US
low yesterdays c.ose at 1871. nd anc-d 70
after slight vibrations advanced to 10. 50 and
then receded TO 10. II The market cio-td n.nl,
net gains were:s February to july a.Ha. points.
August, IS; September. Is. and Oct.b r, y
March at,aa litlii;.i. M1y
Augnst, Il. 4Saisi5: september. lis allW; oc-
tober, II. lS4y II. u. i5iii
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M1scELLANEo us MARKETS.


REPRESENTATIVE 4. Feb. ls.--PEANUTs-
Spanish peanuts remain I arm at ;Ll5 ], J; The
ssoas y ar arm
4ac.:. fancy stock. &C. .i.. =. ..5i%
~ oRfo dix Y 4 SO Feb: .,Is.-PEANIITs-
4S df&c.; strictly prime, D. ~ 81: prine,4ls g
&c: machine picked. iE 1f4?c.; common
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF R1cHioMp. FEB. IS, 1904.

473s PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. Is, 1904
- ARRIVED. lss.ss
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk and
James river landings. rlercandlse ind pas3en-
gers Virginia. Navigation Company.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. \. folk: mershAn-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
slif y 3Fslt SAIL. Ell stfta
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly Norfolk, merchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
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TOBACCO MARKET.

II, Richmond. w., Feb. IS. 1904, Il
Dark Fired Tobacco-New: Market CO unues'
receipts. Old . Receipts and Oft rings very light
and market very qulet. bus lttle, 0o.l.I,i
ceipts. "a sun. Cui ed--Active for tho higher,
grades and quiet for the lower grades; re-
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Richtnonders III New York.

I'5l NoUtCIfI w IIe1 L1llIcs'1I1ISVUtCIII
NEW YORK. Teb. ls.-Frlfth Avenue.
K. s. Christian. Jr., and wife; Grand, j..
Iandstreet; st. Denis, s. +. Sauer;
Broadway Central. w T.. Hutchinson,
Or, W. B. Nicnols and wife: Victoria,
G. W. Poe; Rossmore, ]. w. Tyler, g,
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LYNcHRURa TOBACCO MARKET. N

WIG LyNcEburgt va, Feb. 49, 1901 9
Sales of tobacco on the l1.ynchbnrg market
reported BY John i Oglesby. OF Lyn n !.
sold week ending February 9Th, t22, COZ
pounds; sold week ending r. bri!ary i3,h lgs !
40 pounds; Increase for week ending Feb
tl Sold from October ]. 1903 to Eel ruary 10,
1901 s.sSi.30o pounds; sold firm pctober,1 1so,,
to February f3, 1903. al5soo pounes; dor q
The vefspts THIS NE week We're n, lhs heIy.
The tobacco was much better than lat bcrs5
tofore offered. Tho COLOR ard ss, Of athail eaf
fairly SSod, PVT the NHaiIy was atnsa
Il heretofore quoted. d Il ~ 81 si5i
Il The quotations arc as follows; I'll
Dark llgs, com g Sss
PARK llugs. M }s,d n n ~
DIRK isaf Common 81
nAEk !sAfi Il Ok 81 xe
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Official Range nrd Sale 81 Stocks il New York
GALES.
49, 80 - q

100 Atlantic Coast Line, com.
214O Amalgntnated Copper ....
% Amer. Car and Foundry"
Amer. Cotton Clls.........1
Amer. Snuff .........,....i
Amer. Snuff, pfd............s
100 Amer. Can 80. .............
100 Amer. Car, pfds.............
200 Amer. Locomotive, com ....
Amer. Locomotive, pfd,...3
$500 Amer. Sugar ..,....st....t
10700 a., T.. and s.. 70, cotn...i..l
(. 200 a., r .fahd 8. Tc, pfd..s.....
$500 Baltimore and Ohiot......,
$50 Brooklyn Rapid 'Translt....
Canada Southern ...........
1900 Ca nadian Pacific ...........R
1900 Chesa peake and Ohio.......}
100 Chicago Great 93Western....
84C0 Chi. Mil. and 81. P.........
80 Colo. Fuel and frori.........
100 Colo. Southern. com. .......
& zoe Colo Southern. lst pid....
ii 200 Colo. Southern. I'd pfd. 80
Continental Tobacco, pfd.
200 Consolidated Gas :..........
{ ZOO Delaware and Hudso,l......
Del, Lack. and Westeri1...s
1920 Eric, cofn..... ........ ......s
400 Erie, LIST pfd. ...........
200 Eric, I'd pfd..................
$50 General Electric .............
500 Illinois Central ~. ..........S
3 100 Louisville and Nashvllle,...
100 Manhatta n. ......t
400 Metro. Street Railway.....
4 100 Mexican Ger trail i........!
Il 400 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. CON-.
500 Mo- Kan. aud Tex, pfd...<
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10 Succeed Dr.. Taylor.
The. board OF directors OF sthe peniten-
tlary will meet prior to March list 10
elect a successor to Or. Thomas NJ. Tay-&
Tor, surgeon Of the State farm. who has
resigned on account Of Ill health.
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e-n n ,nsrE1a ~ L.-ArI.nj.K;;.lp,r,.

ECOTTONSEEp OIL MARKET.
III NEW YORK. Feb. Is -C,ortonseed OIL was
steady WITT only a fair Inquiry Prime crude,
E. o. b. Inils. prime summer yell ow,t
aShc.; Off summer yellow, nominal q prime
white, 4lc.; prime winter yellow, acc. ,z
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Dark VI appers. TO- 90 q y W
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I REAL ESTATE For Sale.
iQ NV NoIfo|k;1 Western

= + T. & 2 ~
it's:vs 4. M.-cHlCAGo EXPRESS, Buffet
Parlor Car, Petersburg "a to il-yncho burg AAd
.Kva;,.ke.s7 tuinl4n9 o.cepers ROANOKE to Cos
,lumbus,S Blueheld to Cincinnati. also Roan Ike
10 Z knoxville. and Knoxville to Chattanooga
aud Memphis. 81 4 u n st5Ei
,,375 ,4.4 !. = 1CEMOND DAILY.
800 A.$A.--NORFOLk.&L iAlrA,D ,. Arrives.
Nurfolk III ~ ~. NJ. Stops only $at 'eterspurs.
ls;lo Il. atfoASO :, 4 lor
do p, VI OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. "a Ar-
Sr,s - orl &, :.yE r. NJ. s'idps only a. Peters
burg Wayei.y 3 aud SUFFOLK. Connects With
steamers to fsoston. ProvideEce. HeH Y3rk,
q rs p M.-For Norfolk and all stations cas-.
Of P r :, ~ srw oRLEAhs SHORT LINE.
Pullman Sleepers. Pichmoni to Lynchbur8 and
Roanoke; Petersburg to l'uask. Lyn M urs TO
Chat tanooga, Memphis anu New Orleals "a @
Dining Carr Y I'll . X
r. IL. and $50 P. NJ: from Norfolk ll;0o a.
NJ nnds7 80. P. M. .
q - ~. H. REVILI. M G.. H.8PoSxEY. s:3#
oen'l. Pass. Agt. Dist Pass. Agt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19
q Y ~ , 49, n ~ .lIi7T
COTTON.
NEW YORK, February 10, 1901.

d I present herewith a comparison be-
tween the estimate Of the cotton crop by
the Agricultural Department and the num-
Der Of square bales (two round bales be-
ing counted as the equivalent Of one
square bale) reported to the Census De-.
'partment to have been glnned Up to the
10th Of january: 3tsb
(ooo's oMITTED.)
va III Amount H .ts5
35 Gtnned to 8
January To
IL Gov-416, 1901, be Gin Gtpned
ern- Equiva. ned to in Ex-
Sment lent Equal Gov cess G ov-
Estl. Square eminent ernment
State mate. Bales. Estimate. Estimate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19

N BALTIMORE, Nh q Feb. ls;.-FL ~ RI Steady
aud sunsbang Wheat NJ 81 sp9 cant rAst
"a .'s ssiS sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19

steady: No. . white. 4sc. Rye-Firm No
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-19

Spot cotton closed quiet, g points higher;
stniulling utinnus. l3.7s: middling gull, 1400;
sales. $40 bales. ,9i;E t,s, s.l55
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-08
Pointed Paragraphs.

The socalled new thought i
merely an old thought discovered
by new people.
Some people make themselves
at home wherever they may be
except at home.
Many a man who has given
marriage serious thought is still
in the bachelor class.
According to the race track
tout the chance of a lifetime oe-
ours several times daily.
There is good deal of money
to be made just being content to
keep what you have. :
When a political orator calls
the opposing candidate a thief it
is the voters cue to laugh.
1t is far easier to make bullet
proof garment than it is to con-
struct a steam-laundry-proo shirt.
If woman isn't quite sure of
her husband she always adver--
tises for a plain cook instead of a
pretty one.
After living on bread and cheese
and kisses in a cottage for about
a month the young married couple
begins to cut out the Kisses
Chicago News.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-08
Beware of Commercials.

"DeWitt's is the only genuine Witch
Hazel Salve," writes j. l.. Tucker of
Centre, Ala. 81 have used it in my
family for piles, cuts and burns for
years and can recommend it to be the
best salve on the market. Every fam
ilyshould keep it, as it is an invaluable
household remedy, and should always
be kept on hand for immediate use."
Mrs. Samuel Gage of North Bush, n.
Y, says: al had fever sore on my
ankle for twelve years that the doctors
could not cure. All salves and blood
remedies proved worthless. / could
not walkfor over two years. Finally
| was persuaded to try DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, which has completely
cured me. 1t is a wonderful relief"
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures
without leaving a scar. Sold by II. X.
Moore, druggist.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-12-08
GIVES RELIEF QUICKLY
Regular Use of Hyomei Cures
Most Stubborn Cases of
Catarrh.

No other medicine gives such prompt
relief as Hyomei in the treatment OF
catarrh.
The first breath of this remedy
soothes and heals the irritated and
smarting air passages, and the regular
use for few days or weeks will cure
the most stubborn case. Some of the
reports of those who have been cured
of catarrh by Hyomei read like mira
cles.
John s. Gray of Richmond Hills,
Pa, writes: al am 50 years old and
have been a sufferer with catarrh in
the head for 25 or 80 years. / have
doctored with many specialists and
they ali told me that the disease was
incurable on account Of my age. After
using Hyomei a short time ! was
greatly benefited and can now say
that am entirely cured. 1t has been
six months since / stopped using the
remedy and | still remain cured"
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
but 81, consisting of an inhaler, drop
per and sufficient Hyomei to last sew
eral weeks. This will effect cure in
ordinary cases, but for chronic and
deep-seated cases of catarrh, longer
use may be necessary, and then extra
bottles of Hyomei can be obtained for
soc.
Probably the strongest evidence that
can be offered as to the powers of
Hyomei to cure catarrh is the fact that
Bratton Drug Co. will agree to refund
the money if you say that Hyomei has
not helped you.