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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. 29.-seaboard Air
Line comon 1slo RI DO p1sfs;red oa Ss
common. 1lOA gll0E; do. preferred. lGsGlH.
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AUCTION SALES-This Day.
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY A. J.. Chewnlng Company.
Z i a Real Estate Auctloneers.

~ RUsTEE's SALE OF TT1RIy (3)
TuGllTHER TWENTY (:ol ACREs. 10.
IfI !N hnSR hlr So 81 e 54Y
o = R1cHMoND, IN s"sYDNoR' IS POINT
Al,l,lTIoNi' KNOWN AS. ItOOKER's
BKlCk.YARD3 TRACTS;
s sf1SikiitN!HEE e MHsEa H EFc n4c
N execution Of 9 certain deed Of trus.
dated May 19th, 1893, VI record In the
+ clei KS office OF t1enrico County Court, IN
dood book los A. pnge is. default having
boon made IN the payment Of the greater
the d h %
do, will sell by auction. upon tho prem
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1901.
commencing promptly at ! o'clock 2. NJ"
lnad des. gnated as lot B on the plat Of
sub. division. Of SCOTS land. -, !, :,
o gssfeaA90et s5 Me So Of aad
joining the above, designated as lots
4 Mos / to 20, inclusive, IN block s. In the
p!a subatysonA Sect ad Moytb s.
James r. Redd 6 Son, surveyors, August
Z 9Th, 1892. n 5,ss ,, Eel
Third-THREE and .a19 ACRES adjoin-
ins the next above, designated as lots NOS S'
-
.of subdivision above mentioned Of sgd
nor Il Point Addition
f Tho said tracts Of land will be sold
with the restrictions that the streets and
alleys as located through said properties
arD to remain open and KEEP open for ne
4 ngl ess and egrcss ut oil times to the
remaining lots in the plan Of sy '1i1l'l
Pcint." PFC & }4
tourth-The following personal proper;
ty: -FOUR M ULES. THREE CARTS and
HAM PISS. g 4sTOCK-BRlCk3P PR IGSSES.
/ ONF. 40 sTING DRUM, ONE WATER !, 4 y =
TANK ONE M, BOILER and ENGINE,
/ ONE BRICK MACHINN. ON. DIs!M-
TEGRATOR. 5ts StlAFTINq g, PULLEYS,
A bEl1llNl q IL !, i and sunlry other small
articles. 49,
I. Ihius property should .,.tract the nttcn,
ton not only,tof Investors, but also OF
Brick Manufacturers. as It As said to
contain good brick clay. u
s TERMS. Of sale will be Cash.
OL.GCU,IClilNS,& Trustee
a. j. Chewing CO., Auctloneers: s8S
" n. IN B.-While5 the terms Of sale above
men toned are cash, yet more liberal
+ tc. MS may be arranged at the time OF
sale g ], E
/ Jan 2s-tds t3
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were estimated at l,aoo.coo bales Port re-.
ceipts were light and exports full while Cd
Inmates for TO- morrow's recall t; a. lead ~
points were moderated with s .uthern spot ma !. (
ltcts generally firm and higher.
Receipts OF cotton at the ports today we ste
1904 bales AGAINST s:2 lest week ana sisat
i5s,eiS last week and 1si,lsl last year TO. DAY
receipts at New Orleans b.o46 bale asa ans
against 7.475 last year.
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CATTLE MARKETS. #
RICHMOND LIVE STICK MARKET.
80 (Sales at Union Stock va rds.)

Receipts for the week ending. Monty:
and i5dis5c. low sr.' Best steers, iaa6c.: ms-
dium to good, 3t.l 4i.c,..; common to fair. ~ Q
3Nc.; best herers. 4d44c.; medium T. good,
az 1870. . extra. aye. bulls, az as.4c.;; fresh
COWS. $50. l40.; yeais. 5,sg1c,
STIOGS-Receipts, 2.127 head: market Slow
Good hogs 5a5 ,40c. fat shoats, 5a5.sc.; rough
n? sSHEEP AND LAaBs-Receipts 2e7 head:
market fair. Good sheep, 4l:asc.: lambs. S's "
u Prospects fair Tor all kinds OF stock.
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WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.
Weather Favorable to Retail But
Not to Wholesale Trade.

(Bya Associated Press,) !.
NEW JAM -BradEstreets to- =
morrow will say: t1ftta Il
Weather conditions have been 4sur ~ :
vorab Bile :througEoutta wide area, and.
while in some install ces helpful to re-.
tail trade, extreme cold or heavy SHOWS
Rave rat Their Oh Chez ked i, spring E4
trade and retarrd ga !. = tran ortat lion:
There Is a rather quiet feeling found
also In several lines of speculation nd
Of Industry. An exception to this Is
found in the South, which section, tim-
ulated by almost undreamed Of cotton
prices, Is preparing 70 plant an enorrn-
Gus acreage. Spring trade, which was
opening up actively in. the Southwest,
sl.ps been brought pra ctically't to q stand
still for the time being by zero weather.
Rather less satisfactory reports come
from the iron and steel trade. SOUTH
crn iron is claimed to be unchanged. but
Northern iron Is weaker; foundry grades
not being In active demand. The rail-
roads arc still out Of the market for
rails.
The strain In the cotton goods brancn
OF the textile market Increases rather
than dtminishcs with the steady up
ward flight OF the raw material. Buy
crs OF cotton goods have shown dlspo-
sition to trade more freely and Ito pay
higher prices, but at all markets sellers
are slow to fill orders except "at value. J,
Business, failures numbered 242, against
2S0 In the like week In 1908.
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Official Range. and Sale 81 Stocks IN New 1ork


SALES.
1900 Atlantic Coast l.iiic........
Sl4W Ainalga1ndted Copper $3.50.
I 1000 Amer. Car and Foundry.
200 Amer. Cotton Oil..u........
q Amer. Snuff ~ ......... ~
Amer. Snuff, pfd...t.......
900 Amer. Can ......!..........
Amer. Can, pfd..,a.......
400 Locomotive, corn............
400 Amer. Locomotive, pfd.....
1000 Amer. Sugar ......,..,......
1890 AZ, n. aid S. re, cotn......
025 81, 4. and s. Te, pfd........
3o4ob Baltimore and Ohio..;:....
5000 Brooklyn Rapid Trailsit...
Canada Southern ..,..,....
! 2io0 Cunadlnn Pacific ...........
1900 Chesapeake and Ohlo......
100 Chicngo Great Western....
1900 Chi, Mil. and s. P..........
400 Colo. Fuel and 1rcn.......
. 100 Colo. Southern, com: .......
Colo. Southern, 1stt pfd.....
10D Colo, eouthern, 2d pfd......
So Clev., Gin. Chi. and s. L..
Continental Tobacco, pfd..
& 200 Consolidated Gas .,........
l57T',., Delaware and Hudsofl......
Del. Lack. and western.
1900 Eric. com. ...... ..............t.
n 500 Erie, list pfd. cx. div........
T0O Erie, I'd pfd......,...........
400 General Electric .."........
26pD Illinois Central ..."........
400 Louisville and Nashville.
1913 Manhattan ...... .............
epo Metro. Street Railway......
800 Mexican Central ...-.. ~.
COO Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com
z 1900 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd...
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In execution OF deed Of trust dated
December s, 1900. and recorded In clerk
office Of Richmond Clanccry Court; D.
B. Is. c., page 391. default having been
irade in the payment OF the debt therein
scared. and being instructed so Ito do
L viii sell by auction, on the premises, on
a $3.50 p. NJ, the above mentioned deslra-
bl,property The dwellings are detached,
in rice order and contain six rooms each;
water on both floors lots q feet each. {.
I OF sale, any taxes that may be-, due and
+ q 4 . ote for s. 900 with interest from De-
ce:aher3 G, 1908: residue at \ and 2 years;
credit PAYNE It's to be evidenced BY notes
deco. IS; H. r.. 5POLLARD.$ j r.,
ia n ids @ x Trustee,
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Supreme Court of Appeals.

The following were the proceedings Of the
Supreme Court OF Appeals yesterday:
Vaughan assignee vs., VIRGINIA Fire ana
Marine Insurance Company. Argued by II. -.
pays for. appellant and Inn Carter CIR ap-
pellee and submitted :, ,,,..,.
Hawkes., Bly, SC. Argued by William Hodges
Mann for appellant and James p Epes for
fNost cases to be called !: Nosthington by.
&c., vs.. Nprfolk RallW sa: and Llght Company;
ana Mack Manufacturing Company W.. smoOt
q CO, q ct ais. being Nos " 81 and % On
argument docket qS eI3S az
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Bysylrtue. Of q deed Of trust to George
I. Christian, dated ETH Of June: 1903 and
Her rico County Court, in D. B; li3. page
III. default having been made In tue
payment OF a sum of money therein Sc
cured. and being requested by. the bene-
net rY hereunder SO 20 do, the UNDER
sisIed 3 substituted trustees. substituted
by order Of the Circuit Court Of Henrlcoo
County 18th Of August 1896, Will sell at
pubic. aueto J. on the premises. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1904,
ut 4:3O O'Clock P.A. NJ. the property de-
scrlbed in said deed, as .iot T. in block Y.
convenient to the car lines and to maay
nico improvements and should command
-..e attention Of those looking for q
homo. ssss+, s II sa8 3 y ~. II 9 s45s
TEKMS-Cush as to- expenses Of sale any
taxes that may be- due. and enough to
M.4SGnotess OF. s. eaetl, dated June 18th,
amounting. with said interest, to SS52,10.
Balance at 65and T. months, for notes
bearing per cent. interest, secured BY
dccd #Ssof trust on the property; -,
5g %3t W. r. 81 MILLER,
go r. "a. CATLlk
ian 28-tds Substituted Trustees.
1880
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PR0DuCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. .9,-FLoUR-ouiet, but
Arm Rye Flour-Fir1n. Buckwheat Flour
Weak Cornmeal-Flrln. Rye-Ftrm Barley-
Wheat-spot arm; No. 2 red. eac, Options
developed q strong tone and considerab!s Az :
vance to-day on q war scare, coupIea WIN
much higher cables. There was moderate
speculative trade. but no excitement, "a bulls
M "a net net advance. May closed At s.x0..
corn& o'pe arm: 80. 8. BIC Option marks.
was quiet, but showed a good advance on the
upturn in wheat and war news, closing ssHHe
net higher, May closed ut 6GSc; July e4Hc'
oats~spot nrlner; No 2. 4s3:c. 1yo,,,
Western. steamed. 81 reIMed: DULL Cont
nent ST. co; aB compound. S6.boG6. %. FORK, :
Steady, rallow-stead Rosn-steady Iur-
'I coifee-spot Rio. qulet; refined, qu!et The
changed prices to an advance Of s poats on
continued buying by leading bull interests nnu
cotton exchange houses, Their demands T yer
promptly met, however, BY selling for prohts.
and the opening advance was lost. Final prices
were steady, unchanged to points net lower
Sales 2lD000 bags, Sugar-Raws quiet Tellned'
quiet Rice-Steady Molasses-f I'm. CO.,
aas ehee ssoSss siss !s
1g ge m aes made. o ioa si sas
Pota toes-Tirn; Long Island, $s1s. 81: Jer-
arm sacks So 4O6i2 Co. Cabbnges--Steady do
NESTLE per ton .$20gs5OJ; par 100, s69lo'to.
cotton-by steam to Liverpool, 1sc,
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as II E.tj Richmond, Frederick
( n RI q - burg q Potomac, r. RI


AIS "a Ar n daily. Byrt st. Through iff5SS8
f:i5 A. NJ daily. MAii 81. InrouSn.
645 A. Al, uatiy. A4aln ST.. lnrousn. All
S:5l a. NJ, except Monday. Byrd ST. Through.
~ T:15 A. H. Week days. E.pa. Ashland ac-T
500 4. H.. Sunday only. Byrd st, Through.
A $40 a.. III. week days. BYRD st Thrsush,
Zoe noon. week; days. Byrd ST.. Through t53
400 r, NJ, week days. Byrd st. tredericks>S
500 r. II: daily. Main ST. ,,r Through b; 7,
6:25 p. NJ, week days EilDa' Ashland sotfs
S:u5 p. NJ, daily, Byr: ST. Through.
Trains Arrive ichmond-Soul inward
$40 A. NJ. week days. Elsa. Ashland ac.4
s:l5 A. Il. week days Byrd St. Fredercks'
oS s:Ss5 a. a., daily. Byrd 81; Through ID:
ii 100 a. NJ. week days Byrd St Throushss
9:co =. M., daily. Main 81 Through.
6:O0i r. NJ, week days. Ella. Ashland 80 ~
S5S & M d Say b Rysf St. S 1 HassaSa
s' iSss 4 = daily. Main 81 Thsoush. ~ N
ru lo:55 Il. NJ. daily Main St, Through..
1l:40 r. NJ, week days. Byrd ST. y rousn.ss
All pullman Cars Ss7it vi 90
.>NOTE-PumnE Sleeping or Parlor Cars 81
al trains except local aceomnodntions ;. z 81
". D. DUKE. C., W. CuLP, w. ia ESFs3s
Gen'l Mon 81 Asst. Gent Man ~, Trar' Nan
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s..:...... ~ =
Chicago r. T. and Pacific IS ..!............s., -
tC,hica so r. Il. and Pacific col 6s......t... 9; -,
G. g and 81 LUIS gen. Il,
LtllcnE92, agr' NV ~ A. So
S. ' ASnnfharn ~ 81.
Denver and Rio Grnnde IS Y az ~
Erlc p,lor M ~ t.''t ! s. SCI
Erie t, o,5 rienvcr CIV ists........ 1851
fort Moftn , IN AZ ......,... 105
ItoChiHiES .i NJ, Iin,red 90
LoulssiIs attu IN, soi ro,S in ,...,..... 1O3l
"a e.
~ si sain SntraI LAT inc ..,H........... 15i
MINI and r. Iou liz 4 4 II,
'hfissn,,ri Kansas and Texas 2ds:......... w
National r. R.Rof Mexico con- $780,. 9 !,
~, r'entrn2 gen IS .,,...,........ 1871
, hern % cihc As Observation-Disclosures. 1903
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

y ~. 497 1 I. r'1'ANf''N WE0E r. y
PETERSBURG, VA, Jan, 2s'-PEANUTs-
j ,sIi,.lit. Ion .,.,ats.s.. "4.sstt., ,
sales spot, sLo5; sellers asklns slo,s. With
small lots at thlsp rice Vlrgnlas Arnl at 4V
''NSoRFoLK, VA. Jan; e9,-PEANUTs-
Farmers market nrmer, fancy a.sS.. strictly
slic. Spanish, S3qS5c, machine picked, GAG
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NAVAL STORES,

K INFLAMMATION, M c., Jan. e9,--sPIRITs
n e 2sc;s,1i. bsrra q
Tnr-TI,lm at sl,40;, receipts ll5 barrels crula
Turpentine.-Flrm at S-'5oQA25i receipts 70
SAVANNAH, GA. Jan. e. RPENTI e.
Firm at 6le. 1sceints 100 oEsks sales 5, ,s "
Ss6 barrels receipts. s,SS5 barrelsi exports
42O barrels. II ~ ,,, r,n,,,
TINE AND RoslN--Nomtnali nothing doing;
luuotutIQns omitted. ~ sIaA nm. -. u
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Northern Pacific IS #.............."........I ~
SSrarG, Snort Linz IS and Purtc 95
nen1s3 y al IA q u
K H.q avn Irnn Montaln con. 112N
&. LOUIS and san Frnncisco tg. 4s...... SS1a
sSt8Lous southwestern lists y ys;n
Sepou. p.oi1c Id ::,,,,....,,....... SO T
southern paG Gima, 5s 1l3
solsr nd pncis 116
Toledo St L. and Western 4s...,....... * x
! nnion pncinc rony 9Th
y MON ~ ~ "a 80 . "a
~ -: ?. S.eei 81 81 70 = 116
W. ab ba ii, DsS ~ csh
v wi, sn central Is .
y ~, .ull Ja .............. o.a
ana selnse y ny tru.. ts....: g
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by T. M. tWorthanl & Co.,
Real Estate Agents ard Auc tioneers,
a55 IL North Ninth Street, bWss

8>T,RuSTEEs.8 SALE FAR AUCTION OF
Efl5TNICESfLOTNRFIN u II HE 53 OWN s OF
BARTONi HEIGHTS, sLOCATEDa ON
FI4AAIb AVENUE, uETWEEN ROBERTS
EAN1JTHOME STREETS. IN
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" SMz!W Norfo|keW estenl

UIT--- / IL
Il 81 LEAVE RICHMOND. DAILY. ssjills
900 A. M.-NORtOLhl L1MltaD, Arrlye4}
Norfolk ll;.Y a. ~, Stops nAty " GetefspnrGsH
Jus 4. M.-CAicAGo EMPRESS. Bltta,
i,uaMukc. ruiisi.sil s.s.pers Roanoke TO Cos
iumbus, Bpeiield to CINCINNATI also ItoanakG 1
to llioxyilly, and linoxyltls 70 Gaus santoVSs
ii. i. 10 r. RoANoKE E,SiRlsss for Farms
yiiIS, ~ uelipula auS Roanoke, Sl4 3tY
800 r. M-oCEAN SIIOI E LIMIT ed. AIS
ri,es NortS 4 6:.y r. NJ stops only. ~. Pets
burg WayetY fand suffolk Connects VIII
steamers to Boston. Providence, Rev York.
Baltimore and Washing toni . u & 81 III
rs r. M.-For Norfolk and all stations east
y 'y:4o +. M.sNEWs ORLEANS SHORT LIN Fl
Pullman Shoppers, Richmond to LynchbargS and4
RounoItc; Petersburg to East RRdford J, LynghsSy
burg 10 allunoogtl. Memphis and .sewl QrsH
Trains arrive from the West 1855 A.. M 2;egA
p. Nj. and $40 r. NJ; from Norfolk II 100 ~
Nj. and 1850 i. NJ t2 l55 IS. s5f aassits;l
Office No ssS East Main Hutet.t . /, s.. -. ~
w. p, REVlLL 8" H. HostAE1. M
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UNION STOCK Yards, PlTT :H' Ri 4 :,
setady. Choice, $5.lC0o.35: prime, 81, S5y4;l0;
fair HossisIsupphly Is ,6 aaso5c
mediums S5.i5Qp52O heavy workers.. $'.loGl5. Isl
ght yorkers S5g'S tro oW.r i rlS
wethers, H5Uqi,6S; choice lambs. S0.l5 a6'25;
Veal calves s7.50as.oo, n s,t
CINCINNATI, O.. Jan. 29.-HoGs-Actiye at
ss5od5 TO- Cattle-Quiet and lower at Sa,2,Y
l.65 sheep-Stendy ut ss70G+oo Lambs
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g!.AI,T1MoRE, MD, JAM 9e-CALvEs-
Choice light veals, per pound, 6.sa.c good
veal, per pound 51s9sc: ;3fpoor, - good per Pc,
head $56I9.O0 Beef Cattle-foung fAL steers.
Weighing 1000 to loo pounds, ais94ca por
pound; steers Weighing under 900 opS Ssunds i9sp
per pound, 2a3c.: cows. extra, is50sJ.O 90; fresh
goed slSs5 Dopg smb thin and g gsea
Maryland and Virginia lambs, CHI Ice, $50
ssc pound sn'n ID, p9ug hsst Siae
sST3,sc. : " good. per head 5-.5V0S.01; inferior.
per head, 81 4260; old bucks, per pound, go
sIhc., US to quality and weight,
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BY Pollard g. Bagby.
Real Estate AuctloneerS.

AUCTION SALE OF TWO
al e9DETACHTD, NV O-STORY. FRAME
y DWELLINGS, ON E1asT LINE Y, oF
SIXTH 8 STREET, a y EAR 35$ DUVAL
STREET, NOS. 197 AND 100. # Il ~
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b ~ H"3. EOT7TONEICEN1. OH MAiflNHI, -.
NEW YORK, Jan %. -cottonseed oil g%us
eries. Prime crude, e. Q: j. mills, 3 epso,se
prime summer Yellow s7.sGs;e pI s summer nr1n,s
ysl btsS ye nGMaaa Rlme Wn'' su's
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DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW York; Jan. e9.--The dry goods mex
Vas 30 much in evidence yes;erday. bus the
iirmness hat was then such feature has n ny
not ANXIOUS to do business for any e1tended
time, confirming their operations for the most %
their manufacturers VIII allow 70 SELL l7
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CHICAGO. ILL. Jan ?o,--War rumors caus::
cd an advance Of 9slSe' N the prlee o %
on profit taking, but tho close was, firm With
May NgAc, higher !han yes ,tn 1lnal
for May, Oats are UP 7sc,; provisions tn-
changed.
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NEW YORK, Jan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s.4sT head. Steers. lo92sc. lower. nul!s:
steady: cows. lO12oc Of Steers: siao t ";
ceipts, l53 head. Market. steady. Neals. sop
9.5v; little calves. sAE45 80; no barn or
sl4e psr pound; country dres;sea 7isci PER
ssheep.S slow ana weak; lambs, Is iy25c. lower.
Sheep sSa 81 lSmss; @s ao,t
steady. Stats and Pennsylvania hogs. $5.5oD
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-niadIins upiands. 1905: niddtns gulf. $3.50;
sales, 100 bales.
Cotton. quiet; mIddlins. 1906 net receipts, 81
bales gross, sSs bales; sales. 100 bales' stoehi
TO: Totni to-day at all seaaots-Set receipts;
1904 bales; export to Great Britain. ioisl
bales; 70. the Continent, 1886 bales STOCK X
Consolidated at all scaporss-Set racs, X t.;
49, SOS bales; export TO Great Brtain 1os VIZ:
bales; to France. $40 bales; TO the Continent
e great
'a sslf' o e. balss y =
NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan %. COTTON.
The decline in futures brought tn i tra sa'.s
in spot cotton almost to % q stanassli. sa''is
action came to-day. Weak longs were said TO
be Responsible for the break IN prices; y; uhs
selling orders oyer-nght from the country,
and their weight had rs effect on t the II a5kee
s sdDn T foowed Is' ThoSg longs seasht
offerings were apparently more man ,ey ,a SaIea
Prices sank rapidly under the genera; IN
loading After a short breathing SER the
bulls again entered the r.nf ana y wes
sUatio points. In the trading March opened at
1873 declined IS points 70 1851 and 're- oysr were
to Isss May opened a. na gulS % openei
Covered 10 1851. The market CT seI !, fairl I,
steady. the list showing net losses OF Aa3l
Cntton futures closed barely. steady: Ian
uary, l556Ul5.5S: February 10 SlGlb.6s Mn MOI ss
juno. isi7Gis4s; july. 1657Q1s.5s; August,
t15 75Il5,77.
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Cotton futures opened firm and closed barel,

= Spot cotton closed quiet. % po,nt9> i2 1e e5
.,,iddlins uplands. 1906: rnddltng gulf. ID W
ga les. 400 bales.
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Visible Cotton Supply.

Totals, Canada s4l,2sS,2Oi, decrease 100
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c. w. WEsTBURY..D .; p 49,
4 MI 3s 5gi5 5ss q Richmond. We. &
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va, Jan. %. 1904.
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il Chewing Co., Auctloneers.
!. II. B.-WhileE the terms Of sale above
mentioned are cash, yet more liberia
toms may be arranged at the time Of
sale
Jan 29-tds y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-25

replanted; rendered necessary by poor
seed and cold, wet condition of the
ground.
The condition of oats is good in the
northern district, and fair IN the
central and southern; they are report
ed to be thin in the last named dis
tricts. Wheat continues to improve,
and it is beginning to head in the
southern district. Rye is making good
growth. Meadows and pastures made
rapid growth the latter part of the
week, under the influence of warm
sunshine.
Opinions as to the condition of fruit
are conflicting; it is believed, however,
that the outlook for apples is good,
for cherries, pears and plums, fair,
and for peaches, very poor. 1t is re-
ported that there will be some peach
es in a few localities of the suthern
portion. Strawberries are abundant
and ripening rapidly. Gardens are
growing slowly, as are potatoes; con-
siderable replanting has been done.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-25
NEWS IN OUTLINE.

\ 5000 English sheep dog has come
into possession of Byron L. Smith. of
Chicago.
Frank b. Triggs. IL years old, of
Libertyville, ILL.,. was drowned in the
Des PLANES river.
Renal Pasha, the Turkish sultans
son-in-law, and other high officials
have been arrested and sent into exile.
The First National bank, of Cape
May, y. j., has been closed by order
of the comptroller of the currency.
President Lynch has been re-elect-
ed by the international Typographical
union by majority of 1000 and Sec
rotary BranmwOod by $4,000.
The Virginia state building at the
Worlds fair. replica of Monticello,
the home of Thomas Jefferson, has
been opened to the public.
While fishing at Chicago Charles
Bellsner dragged the body of an in
FAINT male baby from the water.
Extensive tests with various types
of torpedoes will be begun by the navy
next month at Newport and Sag Har-
Dor.
All grades of refined sugar have
been advanced at New York cents
per 100 pounds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-05-25
IN THE SUBURBS.
ANDALUSIA.

Andalusia, May 25.-Miss Anna Bur
kett, of Rock Island, came down Fri
day for short visit.
Mrs. j. II. BrOokman is very i'll with
rheumatism.
a. f. Simmons is attending court
in Rock Island this week as a petit
juror.
Mrs. Cora Bateman, of Kansas, ar
rived Monday evening to visit her
mother, Mrs. j. Davis.
The public school will close Friday
with picnic in the school yard.
Miss Blanche Burgoyne entertained
party of young people from Rey-
nolds Sunday.
William Strohmeier who has been on
pearl buying trip for several week
is home for n short time.
Harry Waite and wife were passen-
gers Sunday morning for Davenport
to attend the funeral of a relative,
Alec Ballard and wife, who have been
visiting relatives for some time have
gone to Burlington. la.
Mrs. Cozad. of Reynolds, who re-
sided here a number of years ago,
spent several days of last week with
Mrs. Holmes.
Among the speakers here at Mem
oriaI day services will be Rev. Ket-
| tlecamp, of Taylor Ridge, and James
c. Britton.
Il. G.. Thompson. who is at St.
Francisville digging CLAIMS. came home
Saturday and returned Wednesday.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Thomp-
son and daughter Chattie.
John Kane has purchased the black
smith shop and residence from the
heirs of the late Helm Mosher. He has
has also bought the property recently
purchased by Il. /. Gurnon.