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TOOK
PRIC[SDACkN|'||I|A|.R:|.D|.
Selling ft,r r'roftsS Outwcighed3;
Demand for Steel Stocks
Active Demand.
BAN RETURN WAS N IS. WEAK "a !: !, X.
Possibility OF Extra scssiioral1l!s5lo1f
Congress- Lad Son,cSliffec n
OH Sentiment. ys1 i

" Thy a ssocia ted fPrcka.J v ss
NEW " HlS, Feb. II THE Interest III
nearly revived yesterday III response z 10
S tho activity ofHtile minor stocks, was car.
rlrd oyer5Ihtotl,c tarly dealings tp.a ;,:y
"a ftcr spnie heavy transactions the rcallz, x,
tho demand and tlleirs prices were carried 1t
backwards, Colorado ~T'tcl made tho con \
4 splcuous fise III tho group With nm ~ ~
vancn@ to 81 ind held better +. nun ii,c
other members Of the group The selling
movement seemed To- be 70 close UP con.
tracts for the holiday. Some effect or;
sentiment. however vas produced 2 Y !, l 4
that i'Fnslus.
fnd determined i3tO@ch an xtrtL scss.tVl.
OF Congress for the lion - a II.
question or freight rate control tlnlcs sollle
& legislation was secured mt the II resenI
session OF Congress-. The first repor "
railroad gross earnings for the nrst S,'.,st.
OF February showed some decline iro ~.
tho southwestern region OF NC r..
which were supposed 70 pc du "; ail2 ~
4 EXPORT grain rate war.sSnnd !. officials q
Observation-Disclosures were rcpo rtcd as corn (
g1,lninInr that tho reduced riLt es y were
bringing tie incrca III the
8of1grhin. Prices hardened again . u1iln,g y.
{ On account OF covering Of shorts put ou "
earlier and tile days net chan ges y I, g
e,,nimportant. The closing tone Whs
regular. rho bank atho ), ~
weak was no ~ e. :, -
tn II . n fr5rr N ia serious cpnstdera 4 on y
Toini sales OF bonds, par WI ~, ozo W. ~
M Total sd les stocks. 5ie 400 shares
Il MONEY AND FlxcIiANG l1- = y q !.
Mnney On cal nominal; no loa y, me
inans stefdy: G0 days and go da ~, y per per.
cent; six months, . AZ. e y, N, y,
Prime mercantile pap l-4 Y! l'1 I,
ucent. 2 sterling H change. steady, % :sl
actual bankers bi ~. q a4s
I XIX Posted rates. si8G land siS9.
& GoinmerS;al bills, a4s55pl-2, Bal n " ver,
4 q 4 o 5s1sie s1cutli dollars, Al - SG
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3eALBs.
NHHH =

y IA e. ], "a corn. ........ ~.
1900 Ainulgairintcd Copper ..,...
83lt0 Amer. Car and Foundry. Z.
4 1o0oAmar, Car aid Fonndry....
5100Alner.@ Car and FDui1., pfd.
4 100 Amer. Cotton Oll....
400 er.E'roby pfd. s......
4 Amer. Can .,s..... II.
i Amer. Can, pfd, ~, ...
1900 Amor. Locomotive, COME.
Amer Locomotives pfd."i.
2l00 Amer Sugar .... II, ~. a.s
20014A. u. and s. Fe, com. s...,.i
zoo A., Z. and s. re. pfd
1900 Baltimore and Olito........,
1900 Brooklyn Rapid I'ransit...:
Canada Son therii ....s5
$500 Canadian Pacific ...l. ~
$500 Chesapeake and Ohlou....8
10ioO Gil Great Western....t....i
ss4s00 Gil. Mil. and s. 1'......s...
1890 Colo. Fuel and Iron. ...,...f
Z 400 Colo. Southern. coi1i....,.
colo. Southern. LIST pfd....
Colo. Southern. "a pfd......
y zoo ftlcyj CHI, CHI. and s.. La.
Il Cons. 'l'ob.l ~ q. bond.
1850 Consolidated Gas ". ~. A
zoo Delaware and tIudson......
Del Lack. and gtyestcrn... /.
1000 Erie, com ........ sst.........
900 Erie. 1st pfd.........
Eric. I'd pfds......
General Electric ....,.......J
800 Illinois Central .... <.
800 louisville and x Nashville
$500 Manhattan ..... XXX. ......S
800 Metro. street RaIlWay......
COO Mexican Central
200 Mo, Kan. and Tex, COM.
Mo, Kan. and Tex, pfd....s
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Low 8RATEsS MIA R.,sF e F.. r. RnIAC.
couNT{PRESl TiAl'lNAUGORA-E
I'll ON,5vvASHlNGTO ON, + MARCH

FOR Individual tickets-s3,75 round trip
from Richmond 81 Prop ortionate rates from
other stations. q b
Tickets will be sold March %, Sd, and
for morning trains Of March S4th, sched-
3l,led to arrive Washington before P.
M good returning until March Sth, In
elusive. Final return limit Of individual!
tickets will be extended to March 18th.
inclusive. tif deposited by the original
3nurchaser on or before March Sth with
.Toseph Richardson, special agent. Wash
gington, D. CT, whose address Will appear
on tickets, and upon payment Of fee Of
100 on each ticket at time ct deposit .il
Al AMY to agents r., It, and p !. r. s. r,
i@s5'5 w. $ p n TAYLOR,
s34 Ak Traffic Manager. a
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Danville Toi,ncco Market.

!. M I'm 4 q3a3f toanVllo, WI, Feb. II, 1V05. m
hfehsrs r,.brell BROS in tlieir weekly review
Since bur last report we hnyo had the most
severe spell OF wahthe We have experienced IN
sc,rb YEARS. the GROUND is covered Will sho|,
ccodingiy ecid. Iii Consequently, tho farmers
hnvo been unable 10 got to market With their
10 ofef to advantage any tobacco onr, the ware.
house floors some .ts topas s
been tuite good and prices flrin and without
and change for several weeks vast &.
& There has been something doihg ~ ron US
there ID I d better feeling md we think that
Gro long wo may look for ari active trade IN
ry,itiSl iots Of Ehogshead tobacco, as It Is tho
Usual seasor the independent manufacturers
begin to make tiiolr purchases AL II Il IL s8
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IIynchb,lrg Tobacco Market

iS Lynchburg. Ma, Feb. H. 1905,
sales OF loose tobacco on tho l.ynchburg
market for tho two weeks ending February
10, 1900, reported by John u oglesby; OF
Lynchs Warehouse. III.
Sold week. ending February ar $50 100 pounds;
sold week ending February 10Th, 10000 pounds;
decrease fan week ending Februay 10Th, 9l5,6O0
pounds, s53 3
Sold from September l., 1901, to February 10,
tsS bounds; so Ia, 'rgm I'll sis m Z,
Increase for 1905, $4,000 pounds
4 Tho receipts werp rather light, during thn
tobacco was good and prices onn Al grades weie
fully up 70 quotations, The light tecelpts The
With much snow, which has prevailed Though;
out this scftton for The past threS weeks iha
Indications are Tint receipts VIII pc lightgr
during tho incomlnE Week, .ga
The quotntiolia nr0 as follows t.S . q /, . 4.
Dark lurs. common. \ ~ .Ws 4,Eu
Dark luHs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Avn y "
Dark Tugs. good m ap Sr..a
llarls Leaf I. commonf ,.,,,,,,,.ssI, 603 90 nFy
lark leaf, nloGiuni., ..,.,'..,{ 5oo @ =
Dark leaf, gooa,,,.a, stV ~ ttes
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orther,, Paci1cs "a II, ". 4. n M
Norfolk ana con. Az. i. 4. 4.
Oregon Short Line refunding "a.
cow. AZ 1c4il
Reading General 30 Is y. Z.
ST oIs md Iron Mountain con. 5y.,.. 113 e$
ST.. Iouis and san Francisco fg. As. .......: 924
st. Louis southwestern con- 4s. .......,1.. SEX
so apR ia eic 's
Southern Ra iway ly.a
Te eTaS ana pa an e. yssser
Union Pacific 49,. X. t0b i
Union Pacific con- III
u. S.. Steel I'd 9iss
Wabash glstS 10 &
Wabash III Deb. Bs. s. (. :. 69a
Western. Md IS: 92A
Wheeling and Lake Erie A4gt............... % s,
wisconsin Central As. i .s "a SS
NJ and OF Collatera Trust 90 &
Central e Georgl 80 Inc So
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WINTER TOURIST RATES
IL ATLANTIcAc COAST LINE,

! Y THE ATLANTIC C oAsT LINE,
winter tourist tickets are now on sale
TO all Southern winter E, resorts via the
Atlantic Coast Line. This line Is thu
shnrtest. quickest and most elegantly
Equipped between the North and South.
n offers to health and pleasure seekers
service equalled by none You make no
Changes to Florida resorts.
FOR full particulars apply to any agent
Of the company. or,
! * a "a G. s. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
sfy Richmond. Va
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~ n Il REsc ENTS q i It'll En- MARDl}
~ q RAs IN Q " 4 . Q Il. III
tS ~ - = A - - ut II r q r


5;;5 III the civilized world has heard q Of
.Mardi Gras Carnivals &at New Il Orleans
and Mobile. Few, no wever,, Y reallz what
they really are and llow WI ca sy{ and mex
,pensive:sit Is to reach llere No other i
country ins,the world mo tl1er e. ties IN
this country, have annual \ oGcas ions 50
brilliant. 50 costly and 50 entertaining TO
IaIlI5classes ana conditions Of "a people,.
,Thcse enterta inInents cost hundreds OF
thousands Of dollars. each season. Peo-;
ple Who have seen them once long to SEQ
them again, and wonder how any one
within reach can permit themselv yes to
miss them. Every year the display Of
,ulnIoue and brilliant scenes exceeds those
iof sthe3 previous year IN variety and beali-S
II. each year the throngs OF "a curious
sight-seers from the North. East and
Vast rs flowing into these carnival cities,
grow in quantity and quality.
ITO see It all, save time and money;
purchase your Ticket by the Southern
Railway. al ss
;1 Tas :yestibulcd trains, with drawing
room Pullmans.N Southern Railway dining
"a r. and tho finest OF coaches. Only one
night out from Richmond. Norfolk, Wash
ngton and Intermediate points. The car
3nival takes place this year March 9Th
and t7th.' ,i5 y K sl5 III III;
IL spccial tickets On sale ~ this popular
route March list to 9Th, elusive, one
fare forSthc round trip, plus twenty five
cents. Nh Z, 5isS RI 81 s$S, 8.
from any agent or representative OF the
49, 6. ". WEsrBURYgI s.. r. Al
5iss t5 5;s vs. Richmond, Va
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

. All, snd III rlous zen. Is. II. 4. !. 7. lo3h
f,hfcn 81 trrn,i An ~ I. 81 s:
II Ti,.nN, d, . Midland III M. rs Is.
a Colorado ord Southern % ~,
x Cuba IS, certlflncat es !o,ss
& fGstiiers, Securities 5s
IS Erie pror len 4s +. 1015s
TaJc q ioncraI h IN . M, .l,.... /. OK
F ESTt Nov vo, na cl.y
4 q cert s. ). !. 4. 991a
Lonjsyie and Nash UnGed 4. s. y. 1ocK
Msasan e, sansSl soa s
y Mexican Central LIST Inc. -
" MINI. and ST.. Louie PIX
"a MissourI Kansas nd Texas IS !. 4. 100
(; Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2ds.,....... SsH
FL National r. X. of Mexico con. As S2h
n New York Cen tral gen! ~ !o0
Il New Jersey Central gen. 6s...: l35
Northern Pacific is..:.. 1o5
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OFFICIAL RANGE and SALE Of STOCKS N NEW YORK.
B. rho nnss Branci, !, Co.. Bankers and Brokers.

I SALES. III II
$500 Missouri Pacific ............i
NASH Chat. and s. L.,4...
$500 New York Contral .ti.n.
300 Norfolk and tVcstcfil....n
$500 ". VI Ont. and Ncs,tn.a.
400 Pacific Mail ...,............
22lOO Pennsylvania II. r.. ....,...
I. 300 Peoples Gas (Chlcago). VA.
200 Pressed steel Car...........
4! TtO Pressed Steel Car, pfd...
1000 Republic Land s., CONT.
1900 Republic u. and s.. pfd.....
1880 Republic Land s. pfd....
2iSOo Reading !, /. com. $3.50. .......
S1aeadlng, LIST pfdn...........
Heading, "a pfd .s...........i
400 Rock Island, com. ...........
Hook Island, pfd......s.
300 SlosB........F ......
$1OO Sloss, pfd........
100 8. Il. and s, n, 20 pfdn....
400 s. L. aild Southwest, pfd.
1000 Southern Pacific ...........i
1900 Southern Railway, conn.,. B.
100 Southern Railway, pfd.n.
3i!i Seaboard Air Line, com....y
4 500 Seaboard Air Line, pfd.....
$500 Tenn. Coal and 1ron..,.....
4 200 Texas Pacific .........,.....
30s0O Union Pacific ...............
: 300 United States Lea thcr......
DiSOo United State Steel..a........,
$500 United states Steel, pfd. ..i
1900 Va. Car. Chemical, GOMEZ.
\, n Va. Car. Chemical, pfd....
Wabash. comes.
p 400 Wabash. pfd s;.y.',.5..'.S ..
200 Western Union ........s...
100 yYisconsin Central
800 Wisconsin Central. pfd..,t
Total sales Bo.5O0 shares.
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~
nesota bakers winter patent .s 8 g
40 c ;hsI to- fancy Duckwheat
Coarse new, si.e5ai.o7is; klln-drled .1o
Nominal Bariey-s low feeding, -,
Wheat Firm; No y red, 81. 22t4 &, b. afoat.
G esssS eGsss III asnnss
corn--r i hi; 3 10 8. &c. elevator Options
ss ay b eay faf Pain aa
:s5o: gu
s7fI750: plc killed shoulders IN
pIsssa nastI QUIET coneh
81 .,a ReGk g ess
T i ouiet 1T 55ls a!sc, I, IS. !,
Rieesffrm domestic a5s dsfle htolasssa
aa14 a!terSSsas sssssz gsafe
s see sslss aaa 4
s,ats ana 1Veste .4o Jersey sw 4, y
sasil:5o. canuts-F Firms fancy hnndplc ltys
stap aame per g. ssas co,oa
by steam to Liverpool, l29liic.
Fen ero Ma p0ql ar esG
fhe ia sIs for rInness in TIE wheat rnarket mere
close wheat prle &c Ws1s " o ss
are ,p ,sssNc and provisions are pract icaiiy
me sadas fptu GDen 1anf agh as
WHEAT-No. @ Isl. Do. vs., ], ,e7.
&; ' a; |: ' 5:Ss
4cs sfeS; $ :s ''ii AZ \ q,
SisZ ii; 1 Il. ,s ss
a; 81 81; 81; 81 81 E;||
M ises P r or: Dbl !. ! &
So 81 ::l:;5l 'I;5 III i$
81; 5z III iiIs II
i Feb. ~, : 20 I: 4: 9 a.
S May rs s 9es. rs s Sss.s
rssx Ss spring whsat si 4 Ga no eora 3
s; S 30 y WHY, si rye 5Ss
harley sss tl15 s N
Sssa hasrs 81 ESaTl S'Si
sides 'toose) 50 s2lsGe.15; shor. clear sizes 81 9
boxed Whisky. basl s. OF ~, nl q
wines. ;l..3 Clovor, contract grace,
a,Mssc. chcese-FIrm at llGplac. Eggs teady
nj mark, cases Included, ssaesc.; flrsts. sc.
primo ilrsts, zoe. 4 extras SIC, # 85 x sG
:. RAI,TIMORE, Md Feb. II ,--FLOu It-eeulet
and unchanged e Wheat ir!n spot, contract.
FsprSs5s slisn sos spo,
~, nh - ;hcS mon h, 9MSc.; southern white
corn, iisa aIS,sc. Firm; No. white. aSs:
Rye-Steady M But.er-Flrm and ttnchan geo
tnncxy Imitation 26Gp97c.; do. creamery, 3l0S2o.
! isrHs-tsasy I a | g7c, Choese--Firm and un-
cha nrel TIi Euga r--Strong and unchanged.
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IT, S. refunding rs registered ,.....,......'..
III. g. re funding q, coupon. n......f
U.eC b. %, coupon
u 81. New 4s, registered
u. 8. New AZ, coupon. -.
III. s.. Old AZ, Registered ~. $500.
American! Tobncco AZ. cert ficnt es.. q
American Tobacco ts, certl ilcatt \
3Atchison general 4s.. ..,. .......
,Atchlson AZ. nstinent 1870
Atlantic Coast Linz
Baltimore ind Ohio 4B...... +
Baltimore and Ohio 3Hs..... .,.............5
central OF t;eorgia Is
Central Of Georgia LIST Inc ..........
Central }of Georgia I'd lnc..".
Chesapeake and Ohio 4iss........., :.:..:.si
Chicago cnl Alton 3lss...s.
chicago. and Quincy new
Chtago9R. II and Pacific ~. y ~ =
Chicago, r. Il and Pacific col. 6ss
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RICHMOND ri u STOCK MARKET.

y. 4 I, K,G ITI es o IIn " Asked
Sorth Carl mr. Is, c.. lalot q y.
"a S'ss ten. and ~. % III
Va GnnturIes. 10, md ~
CRY SECURITIES.
I,ichinund CITY. 1885 19sh
4 RAILROAD ION Ds, !, "a ~ s35 u.
d a q, II. certif.cates ot Ind. 81
\ Georgia Pacific lit ss 3 &. ~; ~ ~
Ca So. aud FILA 1$t ~
; 81 and si,s D 3 4.
II md "; F,oca hon tas As}.. W. 10
nieh. and Meek M Y is:.,''t,, %
1o!aa 9n 11., j. ss iissiiii..1i5 {
Con-. Int is.a 1850, SO 81 6
ILRo.\D sToG KS. s Par
Atlantn and .harlOttc !n2 !GS
At,nui!.t Coast L!tla Ky " s845
Atlantic t.oas; Line pfd ~ w
Atlantic Coast L.ns com li 10, ~ q
Norfolk md Western com siV ~ ~,
Seaioa ri Mr. Linc} !go ~
seahonrd Air 1.tpe com ;lesij
! s. BANK AND n ~ UsT CO.. STOCKS
hank of Isichlnond iog r.
American National ~ ~ " e
SCit ~; ~ g, g
iFi rat tom ~ ~ ~
Merchants National. lc9 S2l
Planters attonai ~ {, * 10
Union Bank OF Richmond. 20 ls7 a
INSURANCE COMP NIEs. II s58S III; s. M
Vrs!n!u Irire; IND Marine y
"a MISCELLANEOUS st XXI
i Amer car, locomotive pfd 100 III
Va car ChGn,. pfd.. r. ~ 10y s5 lusss
Va CAROL l.l Chemical com 100 10 .5 ~ q
va. Car. G. CO. Col Tr. p. G lc9 n.
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MARINE 5r 4 !, [. i

PORT NEWPORT NEWS FED. i, 1905.
X. ARRIVED. "a
steamer cayo Largo CIV )r ms. . I.
Schooner g eorgc a. Nc 'addon, N orfolk. sE}
SAILED. Xxi iitf
Stent1lcr Ashanti Bremen. I,
Steamer Lansing, Sabine I,ass. e. s Il 20
Steamer birmingham, lberg.! e. taS3
Steamer Cayo Lhrgos r OF erdani. VI
Schooner A.. r. 81 3 ulard, Portland. : Il; III
/ Schooner From tenac, Port land, sSE
Schooner Paul Palmer. Punta Gorda 8s
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i hEt ,l run / and sold at so9s
Very few sheep ana larnby; Fat sheep $40
So t. sa s Ss f% ss
prospssiss Very SOD ;or9 III stock for next
cepts Read Market ees Steady Good = prime
s stesEs asd esass aows
ss s?fssS 1Sls
sS as' good eho,ee 1sS Ssa w
reuEl j, slg
Receipts 1000 head Market Steady ,, Coca
xsd IS ifsss ib aa
ERsS ss,as
&C. per pound Calves Receipts Cd head q no
sss 4fssga fas
head & comiaon and me-
t,!um lambs; SLOW l!,s,4 stsady; prime lambs
lambs ,.oid here 4 at $40 Dressed mutton
e n9und lambs
ss e. psi R0ou higher
falo and Western advices. II
iLT5a3RE mp; gsI y ON
as First 81 var
thin steers and cows per pound &c. :
oxen, per pound. 2q1e5c. n!cf cows extra J,
and 5Lanbs--P rices were steady. as follows:
pound, sa3.sc..; No. 2 fat sheared, per- pound,
head lGa; spring lambs, choice. per pound,
The supply was light and the demand good
Prices were unchanged. ~ The quotations were:
Calves. yeals choice light. sper pound 40
each s!als %. S' Dressed HOGS receipts were
price. Quotations were as follows: &: Choice
weights, per pound, 5.sddc.; heavywelghts,
per pound, 5G6lsc. rs
Fl UNION STOCK YARDS PIT.rSBURG Pa
Feb 3s81L-CATTLE-Supp light :3ti{ market
steady Choice, &. 0T6.4 40 prime s., 10dD5.25.
Receipts, light: market active. Prime
.lcAvles ana mediums, g. oo4p5 y heavy workers..
$5.15g5. 20 l!ght workers.. sia55 05; pigs, s4;0D
54s0; troughst s4pi,bo ShGep-Supply light;
common. ;2sols Is lambs, ISIS; veal calves
$7.50epS.00. is II 95 5
4, CINCIN:1ATI. o.. Feb. 1l.-HOG S--Actove,
1b0l5c, higher. Butchers sJ..DGb. q VI " COM
mon y 81 10 90. 8 Ca ttlc-Steady and slow. Fair
to good shippers, 81 a5fli.s common. s21a. so.
steep ~ s. at e 5od6ae5 Lambs strong at
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

y (Repor led by Rogers McCabo & Cob
y n 1,Iyr ERSBttflG, VA, Febs5 tll.--Pti4t NUTS
sspnnisli--Market ilrm at $50: receipts lisht.
Virr rias.- Market firm 9nt AZ fl4c. ~ for fancy
stock machine picked, 2St g3.ac.; shelllns
stnrk. 2f15c. i 5yE
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(. NAVAL Es,r,,oREs,.

yy1IM INdToN. NJ. q, FEB. 11.-sprRITs
TrRPENT1N Enc hing doing; receipts .
ca SKIS. Rosr-T Firm at Sc. 20; receipts, ~ bar
Crude Turpentinc ct Y. 70 receipts,
g barrels. q ts i i. 4, =,
Nothing doing at 62,sc.; receipts 81 casks SAP.
irients 6A3 casks. Itosin--F Firm receipts SSo
barrels; sales, ,s2i barrels; shipments 2ss bar
rcis.S9 ~ - :, 7, ~
TINE AN ROSLN--Nothing doing M 5t y
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.sss coTToNsrEDl OIL NfARKF,s.r rs n s3t
U NEW " 4. 3 Fob. II. -C.ottonseed oil was
mora act ye and Eflrn,er. Prime cridc, T. o.. b.
inills 1sci prime summer lowi 26s oft
summer ycllow,s nominal !; prltne viii TO- y q
2sitc. prime winter yellow, 20 3oc VIM
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
Richmond. Va, FEB. Ii, 10,

Richmond. Va, Feb, L, 1906 O
5g Tobacco-Darli Fired (New)- Owing to con-
Stinued cold, severe weather the receipts are
Very light; market continues firm and fairly
active at unchanged prices, Reor1ered-
changed, very little doing; 18a Brlghts--Un
changed, aulet but firm: light receipts. Sun
favorable weather tho receipts are very light,
u Note-Sales Of loose tobacco to January ],
1905, S4,S57S01 pounds; san,G time last year,
9. 5e6, 500 pounds; Increase Of receipts, as3o.903
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
1jnc common ;5do. preferred, 81 asked
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n ,pRY. GOODS MARKET.

+, NEW y DIRK. Feb lin dry goods the
tcrs and many sellers are encouraged to be;
iievo that next week should showed q marked
tho West unito In declaring that trading for
spring Is commencing to open. and i Is well
that tho lobbins trade at least nave
low stocks. 8t3s x XII 4S
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other Produce Markets,
N tky.. WORK, Feb. ll.--E on II Dull hut
trniy ned, Minnesota patent. fsSpgs.o MIN
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e NEW YORK, Feb. II, ---Iiolilay Stock, IS 80
bales . (, Z I, =. . n ,,,
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Strict Disclplinarian.

Admiral Togo, whose other name Is
Heihschiro. is forty eight years Of age
he Is not OF noble birth. though now a
baron He struck the first blow in two
wars. that between China and Japan
and the present one. In the former he
sunk the British transport Kowshing
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By }. \. EDGERroN

carrying Chinese troops. before the ac-
tual declaration Of hostilities. lie was
a captain then. served In all the impor-
tant engagements Of that conflict and
was soon after made an admiral. the
third IN rank of the navy. He was
placed IN charge Of a naval station and
was charged with instructing young
officers. He is a strict disciplinarian.
and many Of the naval men now max
Ing their marks were his pupils. They
boast Of II today as n distinction. hav-
ing been one Of "Togos men"
When the trouble with Russia came
on the ministry OF marine began cast
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ADMIRAL WIFE CHILDREN AND HIS TOKYO HOME

exterior. however. is fire. The CLEAN
or the eve reveals that
The "Okre Admiral"
This man. who has wiped out two
Russian fleets and Will wipe out others
II the car is so III advised as TO put
them In the way. has reasons for his
immobile exterior. First. there Is bis
race. The men or Nippon are not par
ticularly demonstrative. especially II
they are Satsuma samurai, as Togo is.
This IS the clan. by the way. that fur
nished Japan's other great sea fighter.
SaigO II Is perhaps the most renown-
ed lighting clan IN the island empire.
and other TOgos have made the name
famous IN its annals. With such heredi-
" who can wonder At the stoical front
OF the ogre admiral" as he Is affec-
tionately called? Then his training
was not conducive TO effusiveness or
edeminacy. One Incident Will serve
TO make this clear. japanese youths
who are being prepared for the navy
are subjected 10 certain Ordeals. One
OF these IL IA banquet. at which the
boys sit around a circular table. In the
middle OF which Is loaded cannon,
which constantly turns so that first
one then another can look into It's muz-
zle. The boys know that some time
during the evening the charge viii be
set of by a man outside the room.
The ball may pass between two ban
Queters or II may take of head In its
fight. Iron nerves result from eduea-
ton such as this.
Another part OF Togo's training was
the study OF Yomei. the Chinese philos-
opher. who preached the gospel OF &C
tion. Since reaching manhood the ad-
mlral has spoken OF the debt he owes
this great teacher. POise OF soul Is the
cardinal virtue inculcated by the school
OF Vomei-balance. nerve. equilibrium,
that cannot be disturbed by the fash
OF a sword IN front OF the eyes OF the
explosion OF a shell however near II
may be 10 him.
Another part OF Togo's training was
received in England. partly at de na-
val school at Greenwich and partly Oh
board a man-of war. At first he was
not popular and had to stand all sorts
or chatting He took this with such
stolcism that at the end he was liked
by all Three results can be traced Il
these few years OF British association
first. the admiral speaks English Ike
a native: second. he is a Christian. q
rare thing among Japan's officers
third, he follows British naval idea:
and tactics.
Strict Disciplinarian.
Admiral Togo, whose other name Il
Heihschiro. is forty eight years OF age
BE Is not OF noble birth. though now 4
baron He struck the FIRST blow IN tw,
wars. that between China and Japar
and the present one. In the former h'
sunk the British transport Kowshing