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COTTON MARKETS.

y Il 4 = =
NEW YORK, Feb. l0.-Ihe cotton MARKET
opened easy at a decline OF 2IS2l po.AtsiSn the
oiG ana .lVa points on tne 1sH GRIP m-ntiia
under committed iquidu LIN Aid besr y rss urr
following a tsnarp Drca.k IN Llvarpool andIusii
ru,nors@ connecting the New Orleans Lul.s VITA
the taiules in sremcn ana Berlin. AT lirst
the market was Very nervous and unEottied
sun ~tnerG seamed comparatively .ttle GigpJs.-
tion to- sell 1T Wow OF the light receipts. cstI-
mates and generally buiish .nariecs c@ncerni x
tho atttuus u spot noidl RS LAYER It vas
reported that, the holdings OF one OF the Ssa
Orleans bull operators nad be%n lihudat ted
These were Estimated TO amount u. about
100000 bales Cf spit sottsn ana nearly y l!ne
amount OF failures. This rumer was followed
by rtasslirlng ulessag goa frafn Ne,f Orleans,
and from the actions OF the market There II
seemed that at last the prsssurs OF long Ctr II
had at least partially ceased Tnie. in \ nnec-
tiun With ralner less bear.sh blews eoncsrA.l,g
covering here. and while the local bull ieaior
appeared 70 Jake 10, no prominent PAT ins the
until shortly after md-Gay March was selling
at 1918. May 1885 ana Iulytat 1894, u not hI-
vance Of $500 points. THIS rally, attra tel
fresh selling by the local pell eltmvn. and
again, later. closing stcady' at psact, RllJ tho
best for tho day net i,lyan-e " 1850 p nj s.
Sales werc estimated at .1JO bales exp srt1
were light, One Of tho features OF thu late
SPOT houses. and one, spot q aler rspo.trd O. a
coston with some Difficulty, experiences u So,
S %II%s DaFt freely 6''h her cotton t 1fs
Receipts at the ports To-Day were % 2ot' bales
against $500 last week and 2s.70G last year
the YssH y bates Hsaaps lI
Nav Orleans were $3.50 bales agaipst i5ls, last
year, ana at Houston 4;6o9 bales against s.YS5
last year. 81 HID K. III Mn, y R{S
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MR.. DANIEL
ON CANAL
Opposes Ratification Of Treaty
With Panama on Highest
Of Planes.
lI5Y Associated Ioress.l

WASHINGTON, Feb, lO.-ln the exec
utivc session Of the Senate to-day sena--
tor Daniel spoke In. opposition to the
ratification ofsthe Panama canal treaty..
He was answered !..hriefy by Senators
Fairbanks and spootier. si55
Senator Daniels remarks were on the
highest plane. ! He did not criticise the
administration for anything which had
transpired ION the tsthlnls, buttdid adj
wise that the govet'himeu accept the
Nicaragu route as the only one for
which title can be secured without ma
t!onai dis11onor. lie was congratulated
warmly by senator's on both sides OF the
chamber for tho character of his speech
The .questl Of having printed for the
benefitsof the Senate. the speeches which
are made on the canal question In execu;
tive session was decided in tlesnegative.
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In the House.
fBv Associated Prcss.l

'fl8 CBy Associated Press 80.
at WASHINGTON, Feb 10.-The House
to-day disposed Of the ConneI- Howell
contested election case from the Tenth
Pennsylvania District, the decision being
In jfavert..of Mr., Connell. Tho Republi-
cans, with the exception Of Messrs. Ian
ming tNew Jersey, slr.ras lPennsylvan!n)
and Parker (New Jersey), supported the
report unseating Mr.. Howell the sitting
member, and giving tho seat to the con-
iestant. trhe Democrats solidly sup
ported Mr.. Howell. ,tSs e s,s
Tho House then resumed consideration
Of tho Senate amendment proposing a
loan Of s4.600Go0 to the Louisiana i Expo
sit!on upon which vote on the question
OF concurrence wi!i he taken Tomorrow.
Futher opposition to the proposition de-
yeloped III the debate to-day.
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he felt he could not accept the Invitation
to 70 to- Jamestown, but that s as II was was
some time An the future ne woulo en-
deavor to find way to attend INC ce ..
ma inn and would II communicate with
the committee hter. =, ,,
All the members OF the delegation
which came here Monday returned home
to-day, with the exception OF Mr.. Cum
ming. who will remain !hcre some days 3 "a !.
The bill making an appropriation lt' OF
three millions for the purpose Of aiding
the Exposition will he introduced in#tue e
House BY Mr..-Niaynard Tomorrow, ana
probably by Senator. Martin in the Senate
also. "a I'll l i igi3 Il q ,is ~ d ~ ii 81 Il
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CHESTER, NEWS.
Little Ruth Friend Must I'm
49, derrgo an Operation.

Especial to The Tlmes-Diepat
CHESTER, VA, Fob. 10.-Little Ruth
Friend daughter OF Mr. aud Mrs. Charles
81. Friend was takcl, to the Memorial
Hospital at Richmond this morning for
i dangerous operation to be performed
Several days ago the enlld had chill
and then fever: soon after. she rallied.
but the fever.returned, accompanied with
severe pain in the head.
DR.. Ragland IS the attending physi-
clan, who advised calling In Dir. Miller
q specialist of Riohmond, who thinks
the little girl Is In dangerous condi-
ton. n,
Mr. w. B. strother. who went to sus-
sex county yesterday morning reports
Mr. Albert Cornwall, who died In Hem
rico county two days ago. was buried
to-day ln6the Friends graveyard. chcs-
tterfiold county. 4.
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COTTON MARKET STEADY.
Fluctuations Furnish Scalpers
With Chances for Operation.
DIV Associnted

B :. -I0T7 7E1l t13y AssoeInt ed I7Eess,l Zl1
NEW ORLEANS, Feb, lo,--lhe cotton
market WIS steady with 1, neryo4,snsss az,
Wide enough to furnish scalneM with
many chances for operation, which they
took readily, indicating that the danger
least in the minds Of This class o. traders,
AT the opcning the market declined from
30 to As points, under the close OF ycster,,,
) thhssy were, at the close, from A to AZ
higher than the close OF yesterday and
from n. to 81 points higher than the loY-
est levels Of the day
!agllig and this caused the lower opening.
The market showed surprising powers
OF absorption and all selling orders were
TW ISs' prices we're sent down 20 points.
but qulck rallies followed each break and
sent prices hlsher than ever, Az the
4 close the tone was steady.
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1As5; middlins gull 1Abl; salea. S:s bales.

1i25 middling gulf 1851; sales. 5:s bales.
Go..on steaay h m'aa1'''s l4.s'; sales -
Totai today al ali seaports--Net receipts.
fs Ss'f hs cohpnan eo' Salss SUCK 1895
Consolidated al all seapor,s-S: M; recsspt. y;
bales; Ia France. % bales; to the Comment
fotai since September list ata!lseaperts..
Net receipts. eloi,7ss bales; export to Gse sl
basa q ,s ses e. Rslss bae.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 10. coTToN..spM
doing Futures opened steady, but p. iSos wei y.
from a1it40 points lower than yes ;eT .,saa
closing son afsr tbs nxs4 rse eai p Was
c ss b. = the fuiiresponse made IS Liyerroa
to the declines in the American i;,nrSe,s yes yes
o 1sfy Il vas EVIDENT lent ta, the baton had been
reached Prominent bulls bought auieuy; a ma
1t was plainly seen that they DID not lnte ,a
crate and were quickly absorbed with PIECE PIECE
continually udyancing The u. tIaa'ns ass =
lost % p99Na 81 Ias, I'm po tnsn al and
gained 81 points at July l5s, & po ms ms
ana gained y pm , 4 a. '' nont o.
gail ssins : bs an sl0 points tie dslan. months
ang ths ], bid
Il asgi:.is: June ia.54 bid: July; is7s9laaso;
August, e lgIi3- 20; September. l.-ls pa o'c
LIVERPOOL FEB ,o.-coTToS-.Thors was
n arsc husines in c,tt,n to-day Attef 9 9st.t-
points nd llsionaI IN ths ifterno3n pr.css ~! "a
irrt gulai. but thora@was no excsteHsnt,,,i Il =
cdnlns was Quiet ana steauS, T AL M If
Yesterday, $3.50 saeFH
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DEATHS.

EBUCIANAN,--pied. February 70; lsois lay
i iano A Street. Street. III psAh ltsoN
rant son q DAVID a .son and Gyase , Gaayaa
buchanan. aged sixteen months ana SWen'y's
TESsSAY E sss sBHS ssSs tFss
p !a h'S BIZ y
seventy-thIrd year OF his age ~, Z, !. I;
SsFa a, Nh II os Ass eass SsInA
Church Friends and acauaintnnces afs M
rited 10 attend, g, TX
BALI. -ple.l, Tuesday. February osh, ~ I;s'
T WaissT ~ e. W MI vi XIRHRr BALL aas.
nnstytwo Years one m9ns asa afs nm MN iIa.s
At S.sS q clock TiiltAspAY AFTERNOON .i's
,sss Ssssa' XII. l'RA e
Funeral notice later, & III III
pIs e hst s saa p ssSs M
s ats o'nlock A. H.. MIS- SARAH r. II 81
Ter Wife Of II. G, Hschler, In the hftyt$Si;
third Year of her ass ..sn,s,.a FtrtfRs.iE
nv EqnsrHat f fs 81 as az ss eeass
and acauafntances invited ~ attend Ns
flowers z 4 fssiSt
HUGHES. --pisd, at his residence; No M IA. Nh
E IaSN e s'ff Mdoi Hi s in lie
sgPs FUNERAL # IN notice Tee lates.
----------s----s----r-----y NJ
Funeral Notice.
lD sists s sAss Fa Rom S ~ ss
Rs suSii schursa scoiorsel. 1
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IN Open Session.
=fJ3y AssocIated Press.)

X WASHINGTON, Feb. 1o.-The major
portion Of the time Of the Senate in open
session. to-day was devoted to speech
BY Mr.. McCumber on the Panama canal
question. He supported the canal treaty
and justified all the acts Of the admins
tration in connection with the recent re-
volt, A number of private pension bills
were passed. le4. r.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. lo-PEANuTs.-
Spanish variety arc quoted at S-o7ti per
demand FOR shelled goods Sales are being
freely made In North Carolina at Sl.va, which
is a basis OF LILO for Petersburg. 81
Farmers market higher Tor. az grades, Fancy
lst(l4%c. strictly prime. l7s14hc.; prime, 40
iXc !; common grades 3 dps1ac, Spa lsh, 31.lvlo
lie a buahel; machine picked. SA8iAc. lsf3
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NAVAL STORES.

y WILMtNGToN, n, g.. Feb 1o-sPIRlTs
Rosn--Firm at 500; receipts. as barrels.
Tariff n at Sl,40; receipts. sIt barrels Crude
Z 'ss;AVANNAtI CA Feb. TO- --,ruRPENTINE-
Firm, at SAC. Z; receipts, vi casks; exp rts. 103
casks e glp-TlrW saiss, Lag barrels: rer
ceipts 70 harrels e&pol 2la haryels
TINE AND ROSIN--Nothing doing. ~,
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Total 5 sale. Of stocks 625, coo shares.
s RICHMOND STOCK MARKET. Il
!. *. Richmond. va. Feb, 10, 1904.

"a i-tSS
Richmond City 4s--s5ao at 1b3. III 81
SirgtulnG Centuries-yspp nj sir, y.
Vlrslnla.carol Chemical Co. eommon-1
snare at eoh. az. ia5
North Carolina a.. e. . $40 i;;s l
Va Centuries. 20. G. and r.. 1921. u aG
CITY SECURITIES.
Richmond CITY AZ. r.. 1870 1a3o. 1sf
q S RAILROAD STOCKS. IL 8 }y.ss
Atlanta and Char list Is II. 1907 :l07 y.
A. G.. l.. H Il. ION. Tr.g p. cs.t:..s 9.i4 =.
Georgia ind Pacific LIST 81, u. 1922. lis ..,:.E
Georgia, So. ana Fla. LIST IS! i?5.. hi ...5
q eorSia and Ala Con- "a l9l5.,... l6s ...si
RICK and Meek. list ~, l94S......,. %
Wester.s n. C.. LIST Gs. CT. l9H......1l3 80. 4
Is, A.. I L. Con. LIST A., l9oo..."...,, 20
RAILROAD BoNDa
1tiant Toast Inns 49,. la Is =.
Atlantic Coast Line pfd........s.l9tsl1S
AItan{l. Coast lIns c.sirl 100 lbs 1ig 4
CheSapeake ana Ohio ~ % 49,
Eorfuik ond Western co!ni..-....l1l Is g..
southern Hallway pfd..--.,.-,.,ti9 SIS
I3NK5 STOCKS,
virginia Trust Co. ...&..1.t--,, 100 -. fol
INSURANCE COMPANIES. 5
Virginia Fire and MAJ. ne.......,25 10 !. 4
virginia Slato 81 n
MISCELLANEOUS
Sa.-Car. G. CO. Col. Tr . p. c..t,,.. w .a3
= o.
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DRY. GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10..--In tho dry goods
market no general weaknaas la observable, and
yet where there are stock goods on hand they
facturers,' however will t.dountedly use every
ettort TO prevent any recession Sn u pisss gnd
OF moment nre In first hands. Baltimore buy.
crs have taken number OF odd lots Of gools
to-day, ES4 gss 800 ~ sisi,t-Sl. Y5
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Cash alptatlons wers as follows mEhL H. H.,
s Msi No, red. bSsi09sc No . corn eye;
~ ysll9w . asd op nss is9s 49, GOOD
fs ed barley barley 46Bil,4cn fair Is choice malt,
ma lIa5Se No laxsesai Sill; No. ne s5 !.
Mess nork, 'per barrel. sil37,aQai4s larl;
ribs sdss Hesss sSv7SS sksy;
I:sSii of niall Wines sisT clover conlr y
Grade sIa7 int!e ,S n sTsasr re- ls
n.y. Chegse-steady at 4fsIlO,sc,l ab,
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VI 8. rsfunding Is, Registered. I. 11is
u. s., refunding es, coupon ...,........... 1oix
ii. s. 49, registered. observation-disclosures. 1B
III s. coupo,, -. Z. ~, 1os
II. S. New 49, registered. ............... 1szs
u. s. New As coupon. 4. s....,.......... 1929
U. s. Old AZ. registered. 1911
U; s. OLD ~. coupon ..,..'.t.... ......... Nv
Atchison general IS Observation-Disclosures. s5s.
Atchison adjustment 40 ..."................ 6th
Atlantic coast Line Ia ........,............ s2t.
Baltimore md Ohio Is lo1
Baltimore and Ohio 'lss saTt
Central OF Georgia IS 1854
Central Of Georgia list Inc ............. 10
ChcsapeaKa and Ohio t!ss...... 81
Chicago and Alton 3iss ....:.:..4........... %
Chicago. y. and Quincy .tew 5s..: ........, y
Chicago. II. and st. Paul gen 4s........ los
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s.....,... Es7.s
Chicago. n. t. and Pacific 4s.............. $50
Chicago. r. I. and Pacific col 5s......... 81
C.. &c. and st. Louis gen. 4s........'... %
Chicago Terminal As ...................... 7sM
Consolidated Tobacco
Colorado and Southern ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a
Denver and Rio Grande "Reminiscences. q
Erie prior lien Is y y.
tia IL 30
Inst VAIN and Denver City ists.,.,...... 1J4h
HonkinE Valley 1iSs Observation-Disclosures. 1864
Louisyillo and Nashville Unified 4s........ 9S
Ma nSattnr, DconsDl roid 4s..........,..... 1884
SfaIican Z l.enfrai a .,......,..s...t 6sA
Mexisan Central list observation-disclosures. 1874
Hfr,S' and a. onls DE- s,.,.,,,,,.,.,,,,,....89 VI
Hiisso,,ri' Kan md Texas ............... 914
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2ds........ 77ts
m tjonai n r 1of Mex leo con- a.
Sc.v 'Ynrk Central gen 3Hg.............. 071s
Nav Jersey Central. gen. 5s..........,..,.. 1919
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coTroNcEEp Gil MAnKET,

NEW YORK Feb. lo-Cottonseed oil wly
rather quiet and In sympathy with lard Pr.als
seo@ ssSss;e IL su ss no @ns:
primo while. dc, prime WINTER yellow, +o142c.y
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long illness Mrs. Maggl o r. Friend widow
4 OF the late tThomas Friend. lf died VI this
OF her sister. Miss Mary G. Martin. lll@
Halifax street. rho fpnera will be- held
Tomorrow afternoon at 1880 Il o'clock
Wesley Methodist Church. .a.t x :pp
Mrs, Friend niece, Miss Nlrgte, Mar
TIM OF Richmond, died last week In the
same house. both deaths being due ~;
J, m ft m ut Ton W ~ ~ -
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John II Pegram.

Special to The !Ttmss Dls na.ch,) sg3T lS3
PETERSBURG. VA, Feb: 1o.--Info rtna-l
ton was received to-day OF, the deaf h IN
Resident Of GPetersburg. W Deceased leaves
n Widow and three chlldren--Miss Mamie.
Iegrlm, William y. Pegram and M
Edward j. Kelly Ihe funeral b. i, WI ~
seven years of age,all Il M
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REACTION /: | | | ] N
Oct | PRICES.
Average Level In Stock Market
4Rcccdcd to That Of Nom Nc
day. Night
ARE No NEW DEVELOPMENTS {: I. {:
An Important Banking &Tailttrel,
III Brcncll-9Mas Contributing
Factor to Weakness.

7tnv A.sociated prcss.)

NEW YORK, rob io..-rhe average
level Of prices III the stock market go q.
BACK To- about where y was Mon ..ia?.
nililt That is to a.y t!iat tho .iec1very
vas Yet tr9te III, Maa nem
but the. 9 was some recurrent force TO
tl1a-J con sid aiuliohs which weakeheq i-ttno
market on Monday The principal fnelof,
~ checking the adyanee WE rs ,hn n (, ur
atitns.. which carried rces upWaI.dis
yesterday. This was emphasized ,bX tue
very b ltent profit taking IN United States
tredsr, and tho very OBVIOUS lnanlp.sppa, !
of Ys i G'f 81 Bidding III lew speslatles
here aud there. The action OF yes erday.s
market gave rise 10 q sulmlse amongst,
tho sreculativef clement TINT no imam
Hcial markets might be: expected to SYM
pa thize with Japanc Sc SUCCESS ~ the course
Of the war Rt io,laya snarKe r.a dai, =.
cedfd on the additional news OF X sl uss.all
losBes. hi 5i "a II NJ II
YIbe real repressivc influence seems TO
be the fear OF excessive corporation po 20,
volt ed In the Baltimore IRE by Jos Gu.
tho consequent necessary extension OF
credits and tho Panama Canal payment;
krn:ors of5n sale OF New York 8 entral
ncies3to meet improvement expenses u
Iustratcd In that stock tho sensititenGss
OF the market 70 Tho cfteet- OF BORROWINGS;
A rtlmOr, OF v coming Issue Oh %. - q "
stosk. Which was Officially dlsclaimcd..
way a factor In the weakness ! Of that
stock. The htavy offerings OF Pennsyl,
vania on the slight early advance cre .iLt-
n b d impression.
Tho sharp rise in Brooklyn Transit and
IN Amalgnmnte led Copper q yided. u hnsi,cs
with tire weakness OF United States steel
preferred TOR a time. but weakness gained
on the whole market, and 4 he closing
wa4 at nearly tho lowest, An important
Darklng failure in Bremen was q contrib.
utin3Liactor to the-weatncss. ri
Eonhs we're easy. Total sales. par val
ues Isl. 7,60Jl ~ lss
United States bonds were Aunchanged on
call go .S4 i. l.4 y AZ AZ e.
Total sales Of stocks 625, coo shares.
NEW X DIRK. Feb. Close! Money on
call easy. "a TO Per. cent? c!osi,N q
sixty and ninety days ! per cent?: six
months Ia tod 81. Prime s,narranttte
paper 4. S.4 to s Ia per cent. ;gstelling e3-
charge weak, with actaaI business IN
inland, and at SIS. Ga to 1870 for sixty,
day bills: posted rates $;s3 AZ to 1884 and
SE8 IL: commercial oils i4s2 Ia; bar
silver IS 81; Mexican y oiiars 4s L..
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c,nc /, 1o3
nn.thar,, pa cinc Il, II
5Norfol,, nd Western con- 4s.............. or
C,nro, shnrt Ijna As and Partic,..,.,.... ON
svlvn Vii IS. 06,.
!, no Hr' 1:nnaraI IA Observation-Disclosures. 81
u nei n,I. nd Tnar Mountain con- :s...:...12
C. n,.is IA snn FRANCHISES IL 4s..,.... sls
q. - g,is snuthw s.............: 02e
sa,bnnr,i Al, T Inc An ..,.,,,.,..,.......... g.
sa',per r,acfic IA SSi:
SouthSrn i,aIi,vnv "a lie
Texas and Pacific lists y. ...:...,.,........1l1
tIo,on pncIdc Az 1929
iinion Iacitic cony, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % 4
is steci 12d IS J. TN
~ - . nm a. (, !. 1ltl
wabaah peb. Bs IS. ...I,.......,............., els
:, = nj r a kc Erie Is ,,,,..,,,,,,, 90
isnon an Central AZ Observation-Disclosures. s9I;
Cnnrndn a nd Fuel con. ts.. ...,...,.,...... u
III and o. Coll rust @
Central Of Georgin I'd Inc. .....,..."...".. "
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r. L. Brooks,

special Ia Tho Times-D lspatoh9 ~ 8 Ell ~
GEORGEL. VA, Feb. 10,--R, IL
Brooks, formerly OF Richmond, Va dleds
suddenly Friday at his home at Geosgelss
aged forty-four years i
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G940 Amalgamatcd Copper go.
$50 Amer. Car and Toundry...a
Amer. Cotton oil

i. d
500 Amer Car and l'oundry...
Amer. Cotton Oll..a........'i
Amer. Snuff ..n.,,.......l
d Amer. Snuff. pids..........
~, Amer. Can, pfd.,.,.,..t....,
l59 Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
224D A.. n. md s. iiic,. CON 49,.
2lo A." II. and sire. pfd. .......
a!o0O Baltimore and Ohlo.s.
.G50OO Brooklyn Rapid Transit. M
80 Gfosapeakc And oiiio. ~.
1900 Gil. Mi. and s. P..........
,'SNo Colo. ,southern, com:
GOO Colo. soltncrn. 1st lpid.
400 Colo. Southern ~ pfd.......
200 Continental Tobacco, pfd..
2492 Consolidated Gas. :,,.....,..
7W Delaware and HUDSON. .....
\ 100 Del, Lack. and Western.
400 Eric, com. .........,.i .......s
Glo Erie, "a pfd ...................-
400 General Electric ~.
1900 Illinois Central .,.....: $3.50.
( $500 Louisville and Nashville....i
800 Mhnhattan.t.... no. ...,..
1tpO Metro. street Railway,.....
/ 300 Mexican Central &. .s.....s.
\ 400 MOI Kan. and Tex, COM.
400 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. pfd...1.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
(Sulcs at Union stock Yards.)
Richmond. Va, Tsb y. =

Richmond. Va, g'tbs Il, 1904.
Receipts for the week ending Monday;
err Bost steers, 5srS4c.; few eAtra. s;se,;
medium to- good ~ gsc; Il eon'mogg 70 t 5ai5
i ie s, nss s e sa4 Sass ss
bulls si aslsc.; calvesA 5lia7ci fresh l !''s'
'-i HiSooes-Receipt. l.aa. head; rnarke, = fair.
os9d h1ss S$haSAsMp sat sapss stsai Cool
sheep, :4sa5Hc. common to fair s'sa isc.;
prospso,s favorable for ali kinds Of stock
CHICAGO. I'LL. Feb 1o.-cATTLE-.ne;;
ceipts. 5000 head. Marke. loafeoc. lower. Good
to prime steers p,or. 81 ~
slsSaiS f hslisss So a cam
bulls Singh VI: calves. $50, q Hoss ,r nlB
held. Market l0c, higher Mixed. and but D.
ers Ae5 s1 goo. 10, 70 Ct shoiin heavy 81
i sak e s2fus saie. hfsSES fs
head Sheep. steady to strong: lambs, strvns
I to I0c. higher; gond to choice wethers, S4Di.5e
fair-tet choice mixed s3sIsqi.oo native lambs
s3.s59Id.7s. -> 555ss.
NEW YORK. Feb. ~: -EEEvEs $; Il, :;
a.45o head Steers epent"i steady. closed WITH
aa;!xs steers ! , Isl,
Supply Supply. veals ssassa; extra, sa7s; lssie
calves f3.Eoai75: fed calves, G4oJ CITY
srsssd sns IsIs haps quaa
fsI : Il i. head MaEsst am st non, !;
Common sheep, Ss.51lpi. CT: common 10 good
lambs. &C. 23g70o- Hogs-Rtceipts. 4. 100 head.
Market nominally steady az So5og5.7S
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CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. 1o,-An Increased for
eisn demand Incident to war ~, o fom
bied with tho ), c2nSssisa - les rGet osaa
o one Stage a in the trading May wheat showed
a gain 81 shc from the Low pont of III me aow
Mas not Maintained. tia close was Arm and
ssc higher Than yss.srlays Slos; In H. hsn nS
MAY corn closing sc. lower AM o.ts aoM y
lie. Provisions were SC. higher to loc, !oWef
This leading luturea ranged as follows:
49, '@> rs Open Uigh LON. Cl0xc
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4 CINCINNATI, O.. Feb. 1o.-HoGs-Actiye
and higher at S3.f595.D. Cattle IS eeaay at
;s,s5G4.5o. sheep-Strong q. s2.75aA25. Lambs
I.hwer at 81 a5ff6, 40. lts 4 rs e "
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb lo-FLouR -Firm anil
held higher On choice grades; pa patents
iq rye e,rh hsaiEIFaa ns-asa
tr: No western, nc. Barley--irtesu.af' ICED
!ng. 5lc mating, 5sI5of-
Wheat-firmer; no. req. 20 Sct5 " mil
tss la 81 hour when wall Streets selling OF
MAY and general realizing b. rooM tiaosts
caused sssbaek The ea {Gysi un'I byms and
F sa.se. net advance. NAY 9sc july s:s.c
ssey sPsssads ,.e ,opt!on. I, ms 'as.
was less active. and willis h.EMsE u NH XII
showed general tendency 70 eass ~, IN. pu y
&c net lower. May closed at IS e., Sspissn-
o OATS 80. iss. y !, - % I, 90,
Mea,s Steady. Lard-Easy; We tern steani L J.
s:.s5: rs.iI,ed easy. Pork irtn; mess. slo, ~
i6...5! Taowtl Quiet: Rollins teads. ufp IL
nc. mid steady, Ias narksa for c9 y
tulures opened u N on sct,sa
b buvins but in tho tate trading ruled par.l-
cuiary Nrln and mora active nnn. n ! a. M
orders from Wall Street The close Wss hT,n
Of ls7,e65 as Sugar Raw, hrm; senir!sust.
Sc test, 8 ll-3-c. reancnA alsaay,
extra cEsamsEy is;f st ta
i a aade shf SSse sn' Small White S. tenb
late made, iolsc, Eggs-H.ghtr and h,.ni STATE
and Pennsylvania, nearby, average 1p'ess'
s' ppooliaatoes-Flrm; Long Island. saas g; Yer.
seys, s75a3.c5; Jersey sweets u.s. e.,
ana Sssstrh aHSl,sS donesc
s sAsassoo; psP 49, ssSioo steam
10 Liverpool. 12c. 81
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. 70, 1901,
ARRIVED,

steamer Berkeley, Shelly Norfolk, ,nerchan.
disc and passengers Old Dominion Line,
Al EAlLED ~
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfols and
James river landings, meFcandlse and liasscn-
Eers. Virginia Navigation Company, Fgg
disc and passengers Old pom'nIoa limo,