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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-17

MN; ..,,....,,,,,,, 8,72M $50 6,72M 6,7l9s
Cash quota were m fso Ms;c Fs1'r
sSps9c.: No. q red, S8A GS79sc. No. 2 corn.
IStc': No. 2 yellow. 52hc. No. oats, Soc. ;
No. white. &Qss%e Ne. ~ white g, s :, az
faIr 10 choice mailing, 42G4ec, No, ilaAseed,
Sc. No norlhwestern sioo; ps s,s ;tapi aS1hy
lsr Ca fpe s5 short esaf sides Sox-
gl wh like p sas.s , Fl ss N But
tsrMs tendy, creamcrles. 17,sIe3ct diaries. l7@g
ae cheeseErm a. lsals saSssc fs rs1,
at mark. cases included atGeeSc'i l'ss'' -Sp''
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

Eicamond. Va. NOV. Is. 1895.
Tobacco-park Fired-Reccipts moderate and
market In good shape. Our quotations are fot
new tobacco Drigh market continues quiet
but frm with light receipts Sun.Cured.--Re-
ceipts moderate and marke; fairly active q:
prices quoted. ~
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Deposit Your Money
The State Bank OF Va.
I'LL East Main Street,
Richmond. Va 4. &
Herald Has Life In It.

The General Association Number" Of
the Religious Herald, issued yesterday Is
unusually attractive. The front cover
Dickinson, who Is Just rounding out his
fortletllt year Sof continuous service as
editor OF the Herald
amount Of we'll written. we'll edited and
well classified news matter. The various
departments are even more attractlye
than usunl and, altogether. the y raia
most popular delegates at the association.
which convenes In charlottesville to- day.
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S E<1A!ABOzAR ID.
AIR LINE RAILWAY i,

tlGf I-y-!Etn, tyis
TRAINS LEAVE ELECTROMAGNETIC.
3:lu A. M-I.ocAl-tor Molina and Aau:st
2:20 r. M.-SeaDoard Fast .,ia.t-oaya-l nAh.
.-I- Jack sonvllle, Atlanta, Birmingham and
4G 4. SOU eS;. .lsts, OK
10 200 r. ar.-Senboard E8press-Saya nna:. yack-
souyille Atlanta, Birmingham and f;auth-s
TRAINS ARRIVE RI CfIMONI. Ell
2e;s55 a. M.--From Florida. Atlanta and sou.l.
4:ss p Psi M,-Fron Florida Atlanta ana souu.
west i8& 5sig s III
$40 M.-Trom Local Points. *
II. s. Lizard, w. ~. ,TAfLtn.M
Dist. Pass. Agent. City Ticket A1ent
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Atlantic Coast | .;r,e.

s1s 77ffS7 STREET STATION.
8 EFFECTlVEs SUNDAY, APRIL 18TH.
sos A. MA =. =. EAprsss 70 al points
South, ~
500 a. M.--Petersburg ant Norfolk. }S
la:l0 +. Ai.--petersbura and y. and w. West, &
+ $500 p. h.-Petersburs and Norfolk
- 10 p Gi.--Godsb0ro Local. .I5
5: +5 r. M.-Petprsburg Local.
Z rs p M.--t'Florda and West milan IAln-
tied. to all points south. *
$50 r. M.--PetersburI and N. and W. West.
u:s0 p. M.-Petersburg Local.
TRAINS ARRIVE NR1CHafOND-DAILY.
t97 a. NJ 7:a2 a; n .s;ss a. A. Nj '.lS:a
P, NJ; 7:45 r. M: 9:1s p. M. s.
Except Sunday .. .,;gI o on, :. =.
N W. r. CRAIG. Gen. pass. 4AEt.
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Prospects good for all kinds Of stock.

CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-CAT-rLE-Recei $500
head. Market steady. Common TO prime
steers, 81. eJa6.6o cows so75aJ4.0O; heifers. $40
500: bulls, s294.0o: stockers and feeders, S2i64
AIS; calves s2q7.oo. IIogs-Receipts. 500
head. Market lower. Good to prime heavy.
siSg4.s5: medium to good. heavy s.. 1oG4.so;
light weight. butchers, ~ s4759.0o good to
choice heavy. Mixed s46014.S0 Shee7-Re-
cc!pts. q, 900 head. Market lower, Sneep. SIG
SEQ; yearng, s5.5ogf00: spring lambs. $3.50
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
tRepcrt ed by Ko1gers, McCAbe and Co

lRepcrted| by Ko5gers McCAbs and COZ N
PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. 1s.-PEANUTS
Spanish.-Market steady at CSC. per bushel,
Market steady at sAc. for fancy stock: machine
picked. ~ Qlsc: shelling stock. l.sg2hc.; re-
GENTS light.
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NEW YORK, No>. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1856 head. Market steady at sl.+,a.35 Tor COM
mon and medium. Calves-Recepts, 176 head.
Veals steady at $4as.5o; choice ss.75; grassers,
s?.5Ol2eO. Sheep and Lanbs-Recelpts, 6.4oe
head. Sheep. s3.50a5.0o; culls. ilC0; lambs,
s6,60916o. Hogs-Recelpts, I, $50 head. Fceling
steady. State hogs quoted at 5000. so.
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PAY ELECTION OFFICERS.
Committee Meets and Approves
Bills for the Expenses,

the Committee on Police, Elections and
Schools met last night and approved the
bills incident to the last election, The en-
tire cost OF the election 70 the city WAS
ilsiie registrars, clerks and judges who
acted In the election OF November 9TH can
get their money by applying at the City
Auditors office to-day,
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~ neo p.ao bales: to tn. Continent. ss.lss

France, 1910 ba,es: TO the Continent o. 80
bales. =. \, al oor,s-Set
receipts 1862 400 bales; export 70 Urea. ~ me
sis iba bales: TO France, 23i65 bales; 20 tne
C :e Ss,oss bales; TO japan. ss9 pa'es'
70 Mexico 80 bales.
NEW ORLEANS SoS 1sg a1S?astSsss soe
.uaa their samples and refused to sell at me ne
Quota lions sales 2,lc bales inSlndns In I'M
cb.nred Middng II i-1Gc.
Tilres opened 5a7 points oT y; III .n su ele
nenss soon sent the market l2als p9in,.is
The fluctuations were numer"us "a sn ~ points
q the day was !, 0e sen, BACK
w =, ~; nd each time little higher than betors.
In the trad!ns December opensd, p0'T1 ms mar
i,et - cio,ed very firm at the top. showing hes
gains OF l.a ,1a,Y. November 1853 nominal:
,ecsnber, iosealoso Janunry lc y lls,'
February, 110sIlllo: March ~ AZ
H. 2sQtll. %: May. 1Lsla l1Se 'uhs' - =
July, iLi99ll %.
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsBuRG. PA,
Nov. le.-CATT4E-Supply light: market slow.
Choice. ;5.:5q5.50: prime. s4.9oQp5. 10. Hogs
S. 05gbl5; medium and heavy yorkers, 1910;
light workers. and pigs. s5,oSll5 TO-; roughs. $40
400. sheep-Suppiy light; market steady.
Market steady Prime wethers. S5G5. 10; COM
mon, s:aa.to: lambs. s4.o0u7.ao; veal calves
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20oA c. L., com...............
1o1 400 American Shelters, com.
T4.400 Amalganlatcd Copper ~.
1900 Amer. Car and Foun....
100 Amer. Car and Foun. pfd.
COO Amer. Cot. OIL. g. O.. / pc.
1920 American Tobacco, pfd...
1900 American Can .....,.,.....
LOO American Can, pfd."....
$500 Amer. Locomotive. conn.,.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd..
G,900 American Sugar ...........
1900 A., 4. and 8. Fe, com....
1.40O Al, n. and 8. Re, pfd.......
$500 Baltimore and Ohio.......
400 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Canada Southern .........
1920 Canadian Pacific ..:.....
1000 Chesapeake and Ohio..n..
1000 Chicago Great WESTERN.
81 100 Chicago. Nil. and st. Paul
$500 Colorado Fuel and 1ron...
1900 Colorado South, GOMEZ.
Colorado South, Isl pfd...
700 Colorado South. I'd pfd....
Clcv., Gin, Chi. and st. J..
800 Consolidated Gas ..........
1900 Delaware and Hudson.....
200 Del. Lack. ind Western.
20. 800 Erie, conn.,. ....4...........
1,6c0 Erie. let pfd................
800 Erie, I'd pfd......
700 General Electric ..........
100 Illinois Central .........:...
$500 Louisville ard Nashville.
100 Manhattan .............
$500 Metro. Street Railway.
3.7OO Mexican Central ........
10, 700 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com.
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phIrrMopr STOCK MARKET.
sBALTIM ORE, MD. Nov. 1s.-ssaboard AT
tine. common, 3Cds?; do. preferred. toA.
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CINCINNATI. O.. Nov. l6.-HoGS-Quiet.
butchers and silippers $685. common. s4a4 - -,
Cattle-Steady. Far to good shippers. HQ
4. rs ; common. s2GJ2.e5. Sheep Steady at sic
6, 90. Lanbs-Steady at H76f375O.
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,,.. 1, r,o,,r,, yen 6s,.,............. 1914
NV, y,,otnn a. ...,..,............ l05T
Srther t,aenc ss...,.,...............7 eh
s. III -, con As ............ lUlA
Oregon Short Line refundlng 4s....,....'. ~, wy
paa aip 1.anerat ts ION
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con. U.s.. l 10
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s..,..... 81
S g.. t.ouis Ina Ia s9N
S,.1has, Isarian observation-disclosures. yoas
so.tr psciac tst IA. certi1lca:es...... e67s
e. rSoii,vav ss INSTRUMENTATION. 40
sI..s -, pacnc 1sts..,.............l rs
deiado 20. - and Western 4s............... Sih
i,'an 10 c,nc as.. 10i9a
I,ion Pacirc cony Observation-Disclosures. 1871
1,tta, States steel ID 5s................... a6A
t,!hea, I.,s Observation-Disclosures. lit
1rpst ,rnn' ne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 74ia
" I, apas M A. S1h
W M I,lse Erie Is............ 911
,ni hse..ns rnn,raI I. ..,............ 95h
and q Col. Tr. is...................... SIX
---------
Short leaf. e'N ~, o.dS
srfd Ira S,Uu
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Petersburg Tobacco Market.

I1B KtrortuV N " X
Warehouse.) !. ~.
Receipts fairly good this week and market
active on ali grades. Prices very satisfactory
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n INV s M! N5ij1|kalveStgrn|'
October 1-l9o5.

Efft October 1-lVOo, 6firf .6J
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
y.vV a.. .,1.----,ot.4 O4--A4 .4..A4 : ~, arrives
Nurlv!A ii ~ An, o.ops onIy at PHtsTsps-k
WuyelIy and SulIvik. . . ,s II. !.
yvS a. M.-sl lUJlS AND CHICAGO Las
.pitEios. PurIor Car. Bruer Scry.ce, PsteIsbuf3
10 llnctpurg and HoaE3ke Pullman S!eepecl
l{oauUne u COluiupus, hluetleid to Clnetnndtls
Also a.oku TO knoxville, and Knoxville q
Memphis. Cafe Dams Car Roanoke 70 WI
'' i."io =. M,-RoANoKE EA.PREss. Fol
Farinvilie LyReApurg end taInoks Id.
rivss Nortolk $40 =. N; stops only e. pet.r x
burg, Waper,y ana Sufto!k, Connects via
steamers 10 boston, Proyldence. Rev York
baltimore and Washington. s35 .
72i i. M,--For Norfolk and al stations east
$50 'i T. M.-.SEw, ORLEANS SHORE LINK
Pullman Seepers R!chmond to Lynchbura ana
l,uunpke. Petersburg 10 Bristol. lsyn 5hbhrg 20
Chattanooga. Memphls and New oF'fa'lrf care
' 5.sS +, M.-wEsrERN EMPRESS Pullman
siesver, Richmond and Petersburg 70, Eatt
Radtora. and Roanoke 10 Chicago CAFE HninS
Grains srrys from The Wsss Ia, 3ts A 4, az NJ
r. NJ. and a;is r, NJ; from Norto's li''' .. ~
and $50 r NJ
Office No. SIS East MAIN ssFessSS' ,oct nv y9
x w. y. BEylLL, q. q tnsLtsit. E,
Gep.l. Pass AIT Als', FssA- 60 90
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Valuable Medicine.

Valuable Medicine.
.'Dootor want to thank you for your val
1t Helped You. did l,?'' asked the doctor,
very much pleas ed.t
h .,It helped me wonderfully
.'How many bottles did you find It neces'
gary to tnke2''
one bottle and am his sole heir. Modern
Society. #
The Silver Lining and the Cloud.
poctor-when can YOU pay me my bill for
curing you OF insomnia"
PATIENT don't know, doctor; ! sleep so
soundly now that my wife goes through my
pockets most every night and takes everythlns
~ udy. sl,
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NOTED SURGEON c. S.A.
DIES A.LOU|Sv|LLE
Death Of Dr.. James M. galloway
One Of the Most Prominent
Physicians in the South.
nv Associated Press.l

LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. l6.--Dr. James
Montgomery Holloway, one OF the mo IS
prominent and Oldest physicians Oh LOUIS.
vile. died at eleven o. clock Monday nishl
in his home, in Fourth avenue. He was
II years old. In addition to attending y
his private practice, which at pne Time
was probably larger than that of any
other physician In Louisville. he .found
time to write scientific articles for the
leading medical journals OF the country.
He has held chairs In several of the med
ical colleges Of Louisville, and was one
OF the organizers of the Hospital School
OF Medicine. During the last few years
OF his life he had devoted the greater
part OF his time to writing, having given
up the great part of his private prac-
tice, His health had been falling ra p.".y
for the last three months, but he had been
confined to his bed only one week. Death
was due to interstitial ncphrtis.
DR.. Holloway was born In Lexington
KY. July IA, 1893. When IL years old ne
went with his father to Grand Gulf, MISS,
where his father was one OF the promi-
nent merchants Of the South. He studied
In Oakland College, Miss, and Centre
college, Danville, KY, then returned to
Mississippi. where he studied medicine
under DR. HARDWOOD. who was Prom
inent physician of Claiborne county. IN
the. autumn of 1855 he entered the medical
department Of the University Of Louis
lana now Tulane University, wAere ne
remained three years. lie spent one year
as inferno ut Touro inflrmary, having
been the first student to receive an an
monument to that institution. Following
his retirement from Touro infirmory, nc
became q private student OF Dr.. Warren
stone, of the Charity hospital, OF New
Orleans, surgeon Of great note IL MS
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond, Va. Nov. Is. 1893.
c-LT+- SECURITIES. BID. hak~u
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
REPORT on SCHOOL CUT.
Plan TO Sare Special Features by
Reducing Salaries.

The committee appointed 70 curtal educational
expenses ard TO keep them within the limits I'm
posed by the IL the budget for this year report
ea last evening 10 the Board Of Education No ac-
non vii be taken on its proposals until the
March meeting. The report was, in part;
All -har was received for the general school fund
vss g-Ts- SIS 4 reduction Of S944 6S % from what
v-sE s-za5 -0r The fxed charges which the board
leaves only 57s227 s5 new teachers free lectures
evening schrols. recreation centres and emergen-
eiss. which, il IS estimated, can be increased to
Tae difference in salaries Of persons who have re-
signed since June, 19e4, and whose poslt!ons nave
n sG56,8 and the trust funds for the maintenance
q the training schools viii amount 70 $4,000 max
sitze +he following e,pe.diIures: For new teach
shools. S445 oo REDUCTION OF Tor i9oIuTes, les,
yeau, slS50J4, reduction OF So ~ 80 .,.
tie very much needed special classes for oetecuye
chI5ren cannot be established II Will also be
re5srs the evening school teachers salaries. I'm
ess more money can 1e haa LoI Le osdtIoe t o. %
he recreation centres VIII have to be discontinued;
tss SUBDIVISION VIII have to be reduced, which in
efcent teachers employed in the vacation schools,
winch would be seriously impaired .,,-,-,....
f--s that 10 run al the cLlEits 20 Ils Tn - ~
tent which VII be desirable fqr me pubic al least
=. ~ vii VII ae 81 Tel-Teqj eeiefj, +s 6osior of CLERK in
me pubic scloels OF p2 tC'i-is orN t~ega,+ 80 ~
l-ahllug schools are required TO devote tfty-s-x
GzEs 10 teaching
II the board decides 10 reduce the time Of IN
struction IN The first Year OF elereLlar airy SCHOOLS
from five r. three and half hours. with additional
time for uETscal culture. the committee recon-
IuelGs that rhe board abolish clerks and additional
teachers and Jet the bylaws be so changed as 70
zfye the principals the right 10 require of any
teacher the schools. in addition 70 nve hours in
e-~-oiou. clerical work 10 The extent Of an average
cf raIf ~ hour every working day
Mayor Mcclellan last night said he had had no
oreIal notice OF the committees findings. When
he different clauses Of its report were read 10 him
r. seemed surprised. and disappointed. but
framed from comment.
~Tac Board Of Educ-tio1 has received allOt-
rneut Of E500olo which would seem sufficient TO
meet al expenses" ha said. unless some unfore-
seen emergency arise. II such an emergency
should arise think that some method Of meeting
i could be- devised
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24

bond, "a Q2zc
SUGAR-The for refined sugar firm.
oWlhg 70 strong market but list prices
uhchansed Demand fairly good. Prices quoted
ers net less cent for cash and 100 h
invoice no further discounts gratuities; Cut
5yL ana crushed, b45c mould a. 640c, cubes. 63Gc,
a-AAA - powdered 620c: powdered. coarse powdered
anu ITult powdered, 6.l5C: Eagle confectOners
LLdteu oSVc; Eagle coarse and fine granuated.
6l5c; Eagle 2-n cartons. bags n bags OF
iLue srah9Iated 62Oc; Eagle fine standard granu-
ISted and diamond A. e.05c; confectionery A. 5.soc;
NO 9'Ooi Nos and 3, 5.65c; No 4. 5.55c; No 3,
20 10 no 955e' No 4 54oG; No s. 52oc No 525e:
nos "A and Is. 4s0c The home and foreign markets
are are working up and relners have purchased
STOCK At advanced rates The London market Il quoted
az los I'd FOR February and March. The local duty
Pa rates are as follows Centrifugal sc test quoted
l 66g 4se; nuscovado So test at s-l6g4%c and
InoIssses sugar, 50 test, 4 5-16G4%c. The worlds
same time last year.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

N=v-YOrk February 1905
BF-EV VEs-Fecepts 70 321 head inoludi NC
l3 FOR slaughter and for the market a rev
held yesterday. Nothing doing IN i've
PC per n ordna-v choice native sides: extra
beef. 9iTc. Texas beef. 6lsc Liverpool and London
cables unchanged.
CALVES ncldlnc the stock az Goth -
yesterday SIS head, OF which about
the this morning. the demand
promptly barnyard led calves of anv
importance choice vcals sold Al SaE$lo per
lttle calves Dressed calves selling freely at
previous quotations
Saes-Andrew 81 vsals l3S 70 at SO
per 70: do. i23 n. at 50; do. l2O 10 at s.
50 30; DO 100 n. az So Do l5 H. at $ 5o do l's
10 at SS do 10 al 81 80, 100 10. 81 do.
10 So II n. s. 80; 4 DO - n, at 81
II Hollis - yeals. 49, h. at S0. - do, II 10. al
90; I19 ~ 50: do - n. ~ So 2 do - 10.
So DO fed. 155 70, at s. do. $40 n. AZ - 90
50 80. do, II5 H. az - -, Is do i2 10 az
s. 9S ~ II 50 30 mixed calves, 10 u. at 50
". Otis < Co: II veals. lJ2 n, at $40, fet calf
n S4
SHEEP AND L4AA1Bs-Recelps were 17i= ears. 357O
head including slaughtcrrrs and ls for the
II sale Sheep were very scarce and no good
sheep pens lambs slow and fuzzy 25c lower;
ears likely be held Common and bucks
81 5OGSb 100 10; to choice lambs at xp
2is nearly all the sales the range OF SSQSJ
A few culs sold S59S6 Dressed mutton steady
sA4l0isc per 10 dressed lambs slow az l2lfc; country
hothnuse lambs unchanged at S6giO
gnIez-D Harrington. lambs - average.
IaL 100 10 ls4 do 20 No. az Sc ig7 do Sc 10
ie2 ~ 10. s. so. las - 10 s.
% culls 10 at 50; 10 state sheep, - 10. az IS
Commission cnnnAIT; -lO Buffalo lanlba. II ID
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
PROBING HIGH SCHOOL.
SterH's assertion about De Witt
CHnfon-Demed by Principal.

Commissioner Abraham Stem. At yesterdays
Hset-lg ~ the Board Of Education, declared that
such condition existed in the De Witt Clinton
Eigh School that AZ investigation had been begun.
He made this zrsteneut when the question OF
iransferrirr the principal O. The De Witt Clinton
scho5l 10 PubIlc School 10. 165 arose. The board
had sie under z5viseuent the placing Of Hiram II.
Brice Is teacher in charge OF the D6th-st- annex
O Public School No. I65.
totafaissoner Stern requested that no decision
he reached. lie made this request, he said, be-
e-Se ne believed that certain conditions had existed
10Y some time 81 the De Witt Clinton High School
N--ah warranted investigation. be made this
request - Tie result OF these conditions. He said
Il investigation was now being MADE. and asked
me 10 get further information This was granted.
ny stern refused 10 discuss the investigation at
= Rome last night Il was not completed. he said.
80 ~ Buchanan. principal o. the De Witt Clinton
sehoo-. SAID last night:
- st- Simply asked that the appointment OF Mr.
= - teacher ll charge Of the Igsth-st. annex
&c over werE- Until the first OF this month
81 ---L -@G three auDeXes. The one IN East
49, was turned over tLeu 70 the Girls Tech
- El-sE eE1o1. which Lad been IN 1zG-st, and
sr,- --i .ttG Nrs rooms had been added. This
- ei iA- 6Stl-si annex left teacher IN excess.
e-L-Se-.s "a question whether Nr Brice Fred
a. >. laser should be placed in charge of the
80 aLlrh The board gr supeTIufeDCentS gave
81 al8 ~ -trIee because OF his yeags' senior
s-s c-fss, which means loss OF 500 in
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. February q. 1905
COFFEE-To-Gay of the active days OF
the the coffee market with reaching
nearly 100000 bags, owing active liquidation Of
which Of the March which Influenced by
fears OF notices Tomorrow which IS the notice
for that option Included the
switches Of nearly 200 900 bags OF March months
and other OF the nearby months switched
into later positions making It though the bull
campaign were being abandoned the old crop
was coucerned but being carried into tho crop
positions The market opened steady at unchane co prices
TO advance OF 10 points in hmer European
cables and smaller Brazilian receipts, which however
seemed 70 have reassurng effect nearby longs who
almost Immediately after the call started selling heavily
AZ first the market pretty well sustained with pow
etu interests taking the csse thrown BY scattering
commission houses ana the short Europe. Later,
however. Eavre reported e decline OF = franc making
prices there unchanged 4 franc higher. and the
Influenced also perhaps a liberal
Paulo movement ground
rapidly. The close decline OF IS IS
and prices the lowest they occupied
since the bulls bid the market Sc for March That
position sold at 45c during todays trading, decline
Of about 155 points, S5O3 80 trading
Sales 4s3OJ0 indicated by tho above, there
fresh in from Brazil explain the decline
which resulted from the continued liquidation Of longs
discouraged by for Brazilian
expected early and the short selling Of foreign bears The
spot market quiet and largely nominal SAC for
RIO No Z
The range Of prices to-day
4
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24

COTTON-Thers a fairly active business IN the
cotton ruled generally under licui
darioa selling for short account promoted
By weather in the South, which suggested
an new crop preparations and in
creased movement apprehersions as TO the possible
March notices to-day and reports from New
orleans claiming easier interior spot situation,
The close vas within ? points OF the lowest for
the dag, q net decline Of llq2 points. March
the greatest loss The market opened steady
will points higher, and other months
changed ! point lower. about IN line with the
English market which. after having shown consider
ADJ drulnsss during the American holiday. had
acted and was at about the expected level q 10
hour OF the local opening to-day although spot
ION remained n good demand, with sales for
days 27 900 bales prices points higher. Al
there considerable hesitation IN the local
The activity and varying periods Of strength
Weakness March had every one mixed TO the
real affairs n that option and the disposition
was 10 await Developments, But the estimates for
to-rnorrows receipts fun! the weather good
and promised remain so FOR another twenty -four
hours Prices broke sharply, and during the
comUaratfvely unimportant reactions. In the after
uoC1 weakness accelerated b. reports Of easier
spot market March. selling at 12Zc was points
below point of the season. The closing tone
as steadisd by the covering OF early selling without
however making much inproy ement IN prices indt
ed Ohciai advices from the Southern spot
showed prices 70 &c lower, with small
at all points Port receipts for the day
EirnEtsy 13 900 bales. with Z2OQ0 bales
pected today and the into sight for the week is
pected reach $4,000 bales. against 10000 last
week.
- c.rt-art nrtcez
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24

points lower 1900 for mddnE upland and l5c for
lniddling Gulf Sales to spinner 67o bales. Southern
spot markets were eiegraphed follows: St Louis quiet
l-lSe lower at 1l-l6c; sales 20 bales. Mobile
nnehanged at ise: sales 500 bales Charleston quiet
&c lower at Tssc. Norfolk quiet unchanged 77sc;
sales. 5lo bales Augusta steady lower al 74o;
sales 226 bales Memphis steady T&so sales
300 bales New-orleans steady, S1ec lower at 7laei
safes 1000 bales Mobile easy 7taC; sales 800 bales
savannah quiet and 116c higher q T4c; sales "a
naies Estimated receipts OF cotton at Fading points FOR
tomorrow: At Houston, 5000 65D0 bales, against
100 last week 2GS2 year: 1000
10 1900 bales against 2473 last and 5.525 last
year and at New-Oreans. $500 bales against
S.603 last week and 26o1 year.
Receipts at the ports and interior points to-day com
pared with the day last week and year: