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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-15
Sailed For England

Today Prof. Paul J. Dashiell. of
the Naval Academy. widely known in
amateur athletics, sailed for Europe
Professor Dashiell has been selected as
captain and manager of the American
lawn tennis team that sailed for Eng
land today TO play for the DavisT cup
His selection has caused much salts
faction among followers of the sport
The choice of a captain and manager
relieves the four players. Holcombe
Ward, W. A. Larned, w. J. Clothcer
and Beale @. Wright, of much respon-
Sihiiity
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-15
BATES TO HEAD THE ARMY.
Special Dispatch TO Evening Capital

Washington, ID. O.. June 10 After
nearly half century of active service.
Major General G. l.. Gillespie. As
sistant Chief of Staff of the United
States Army, was placed on the retired
LIST today on his own application.
General Gillespie is succeeded as AS
sistant Chief of Staff by Major Gen
eral j T. Bates, recently relieved
from the command of the Northern
Military Division, and the understand
ing in military circles is that General
Bates will be made Lieutenant-Gen-
eral and Chief of Staff on the statutory
retirement of Lieutenant. General
Chaffee next April.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-15
Master of Arts

The degree of Master of Arts was
Yesterday conferred upon Miss Bessie
Lee. .CambrilI daughter of DIR Gambrill
of Alberton. Md. and sister OF Profess
sor Gambrill secretary to State Board
of Education The degree was con-
ferred by the faculty Of Western
Maryl College Miss Gambrill grad
uated with an A B in 1902, her thesis
for 81 A was "Greek Mythology aud
It's Origin She is a cousin OF Mrs
Robert Moss. of this city, and is we'll
known here, where she frequently
visits
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-15
Gone to Northwest

Mrs. Badger, wife of Commander
Charles j. Badger, u. S. N, formerly
commandant of midshipmen. left here
today with her family for st. Paul,
Mimi Captain Badger is commanding
officer of the Newark. Mrs. Badger
has vacated her apartments. at the Ma
val Academy. and will remain away
indefinitely.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-15
Sent 70 Almshnnse

Robert Bond, the aged colored man
who has been making his home, such
as it is, in the neighborhood OF
O'Brien's alley. was taken to the aims
house today. The commitment was
made out over two weeks since. but he
was only gathered in today. The
transfer was made by Harry Lewis, a
deputy sheriff.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-15
Oratorical Contest

The first number ON the program OF
exercises of commencement week at
St. Johns College will take place to-
night at Mcdowell Hall at O'Clock,
the Junior Oratroical contest to be
held. The full program was publish
ed in last nights Capital.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-15
Thonent to be Diving

Mrs. Samuel Jickling left here this
afternoon for Hampden. Va. where
her husband is thought TO be dying at
the Soldiers Home. Mrs. Jickling
was telegraphed for today to come on
at once.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-15
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH
SOME THINGS OF GENERAL
INTEREST.
News Items Gathered From All
Parts of The Country
InCondenSed
Form.
FOffls
FIFTY YEARS A TEACHER.
Snecial Disnatch 10 EHenlna Capital

Albany, n. Y, June Is. Fifty
years of continuous tutorship is the
unusual record achieved by DR. Albert
n. Hustled. of the State Normal Col
lege with the close of the year at that
institution today The jubilee will
be duly observed this evening with a
reception by the college faculty in
honor of DR. Hustled. and it is also
proposed to establish "A fellowship in
the college to be known as the "Dr.
A. ID. Hustled Fellowship.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-15
WANTS, LOST, FOR SALE

wants. Fol sale, For Rent Lost Found, sc,
~ ~ tASeeltng lines, inserted ONE WEhk, or
So iol 20 Cents. and additional lines in pro-
tNAH5n 90 he accompanied nv the CASH
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-15
FOR RENT.

I,"h RENT-FURNISHKD ROOMS, WITH
hAl q sui tas, Airy, comfortable and
..''e. Apply To 23S Prince George street. ll4
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-15
WANTED

VxyANTFD-GRNTLRMA WANTS ROOM
w and BOARD, in private family preferred.
Address stating terms &C, NJ. II. State House
care +. HESS, Company. JsW
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-15

/ hhNF-fURNISHED HOUSE ON 81
S.. 'An Street Apply AZ No. 81 Johns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
FTl77I- q ~ ~ " q
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb 1.-THE cotton market
reflected tho nervousness OF March shorts over
the approach of the hrst day for that !. posi- x
ton, and Mt time rul Ill rather excited with the
nea + spring imonths commanding. q premium,
over May and July fol the first time this sea-
son. AT the best point Of tho session prices
ranged from about 76 to los points oyer the
low est level OF tho season. With March show
Ing tho greatest galn q q X f Isl .
Z The opening was finn at an advance -of 3d7
points in response to FIRM cables. continued
builish .ldylces from the southern spot mar;
Of weather held out BY the official forecast;
1t soonS became evident that March shorts
were appfehensiyo. and before midday that
month had been advanced 70 1907 or q net ads
vance OF 10 points. While May sold no higher
than 755 Or net II points higher, ana later r
Sorts Of theories were circulated as 10 ths
rnlnors went SO far as 10 say that southern
hull leaders We're planning a;Aqueexe OF that
position In tho Southern market others that
The outstanding LONG Interest locally was ~
the hands Of spot interests short Of actua.
cotton. and who would demand deliveries on
contract, while tho more lSnsonable explaDa-
ton appeared to be that rs iilnturlty approach,
ed smaller bears were unwilling to remain short
iRt prices below q parity with Southern SPOT
markets, when thero seemed to be some demand
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WN5iiito|k N6 [
/ RrCHMoNDSpAEY.

isiSs LEAVE RICIMONDI DAILY. ssS
81 800 "a. SM!-NORTOLKS Il LIMITED n; FASftvNss
Waysrly and suffolk.
Paror Car, Petersburg to E LynchourR N AAA
Roanoke. Pullman Sleepors Roanoke to ColuYn.$
bus, Blueheid to Cincinnati ALSO Roanoke To-
Knoxville, and n Knoxville to- hiemphls. Cate
,is:io PA ,aRoANoKBSIa EXP Ess for8 Farm.
,ylle Lynchburg and Roanoke. sts
jl3 100 r. OCEAN sHORE LIMITED.ssA r.l
rlves8 Norfok 5:2o r. ~ Stops only At Eetsra-s
burg. verly f3 and M Sufto Connect with
steamers ID Boston, Il vldence, New York;
Baltimore and washing on 9I
81 rs r. M.--For Norfolk and 5ali stations east
S3 $50 II. Nj M..SNhw ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman sleeners Richmond to- 11ynchburs and
Roanoke, Petersburg to East Rad ford. Lynchs
burg to Memph s tand New ".
q $50 81. M.-rST .SsLOUIs DxPREss.E cllmgn
Sleeper Petersburg to Ronnoko and y &c rokc ~
rfainss arrive rom ' ths
sP1M.8nnd 9:18 SP.f NJ, from Norfolk ~ 40
and $50 p NJ 3, ~
W. B. BEV1LL, 9. H.%BOSLE WI
q en- Pass. ACT DIST. "a AgN@
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FINE ART COMPANY
Enthusiastically.
Captain Epps I. SAYS " y'l. He Was
Sent for tosvicw
sl Pictures. a

Tho proprietors u the Southern Fine
Art Company OH being Informed Of tho
Interview with Captain Epps, printed
below, ada1ltted that tho statement was
true and that trey had now no Idea B Il
bringing sultl against the city, rlotwlth.
standing Mr. Hai11aker's assertion Thurs
Z day night to- that effect. {.
Captain Epps was seen last night and
asked TO- explain why lio5 had ordered Ger
tain pictures In tho Studio OF tho South
Sernl Fine Art Company to 5be suppressed.
Captain Dpps said That Mr.. IIa-
maker phoned to the Chief OF Police
and the Chief siphoned to the First Police
Station. l WAS Iii the station, Just after
the tnessage was received from the Chief
and Sergeant Bail ley! who received the
message spoke to me about the mat tier
7 made an hppoint i,lent with Sergeant
Matthews to meet him at tho Southern
Fine Art Studio and about s o clock 1yo
visited the place. s9 RI "a
Mr. Hnmaker requested us to look a t
tho pictures. He showed us four that he
said no wished to place on exhibition in
his windows. # All q OF them. Sergeant
Bailey ana i considered very loud:
three Of them SO much SO that we told
him that It would DO best for him to
keep them out OF the windows. TO tho
Efourth>ono we raised no objection.Tt
MI, r1ainalser made no objection to our
decision and III fact Informed US that he
had requested that officers DO sent to
pass upon the proprlety Of the pictures res
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Property Transfers.

d Richmond : Eugene Dorda and wife 70 Henry
M, f Cannon, 4 10 feet on west line Of Third
Street 7-14 feet north Of n Duval Street
William pesanssure; trustee tor Emily
MITCHELL Thomas g. and Elton Griffin |. and
Elise Burneto Griffin 70 James !, 4. slcan,
feet .on south line Of Leigh Street NO.
y Arthur ". King ana wife TO 7. ". Francis
e21-2 feet on Laurel Street. 90 IL = feet from
northeast corner Spring Stroet 81, s40 5a.
4 Charles IA Rose a to Mrs. F1mma G.. Itiely,
30 feet on north line OF Grace Street. 100 rect
west Of shater Street subject to deed o. trust
ia James ssyY i. Sloan to Mary Smith q s;1s
feet on south line of Leigh Street ~ Il. 2lb
Wi uenr si, Clemens H Johenning and svise TO
3 FBFI, Collins go acres on the road leauiflg
from Fair Oaks to Hanover county, ipeng q
mart OF 11lrnwood farm. 50, 200. " I,
William Ienherr ana wife 10 Karl. Haumu Il!
20 acres being the eastern portion OF said VIII
liam Lenherr's land. $500. =, z Y
S5E B. L. Taiaferro TO Z. r. iutchson, ~ -
feet on soutbFlIne OF Falrnlount venue ~ 81
feet west Of Twent y.second Street, subject 20
deed Of trust for 1906, $3.50. "a . Y
IL C, Younger and wife to Joseph 81 Nielvin
40 feht on north line Of g raham Sire NORTH
cast corner of Gillian Street and 80 =. s 7, q
northaline Graham Street 80 feet east q "
Z liam Street. 1925. rs Il M Il fS55
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LEAF. TOBACCO. VI.
Simply Waiting for Better Wea'
2 Their, Then It Will Move.

Z Tho receipts Of loose tobacco have been light
all the week, owing to weather that was III
eyeyy way unfaYorable for handling the weed.
The four warehouses managed to have small
days except one, but the offerings IN the main
were common and did not create anything like
animation among tho buyers. The total sales
largest sales being yesterday. * ts5slS 81
y It Is estimated that about forty per cent.
OF the last yeRr's crop Of the Sun cured stock
the farmers arc ready md anxious to market
II, but weather conditions have simply for,
heavy'and attractive IS good weather. All thu
tobacco men aro expecting and hoping for that
for next week, and, thcrefore, they reasonably
EXPECT fun breaks beginning With next Tues
An ~
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F n Records Being Made

Mover be fore a III the history or Rich--
rnond' s largest organiza ton Of men have
the records equaled those OF he past and
present month"; The building OF the CEN 81
4 rnl You 10 Mems Christian Assoc citation
was never So Fl thronged With men and
boys, there is a q scene OF life and a nc
5tiyty ali day long. Fl Il, !.
3.z Large gymnasium classes with the big
Carnival just ahead, and large nj ght sedu-
scntional classes, Bible GLASSES, m ore than
one hundred per cent. q over y the boys
record, ana this is only part OF the Son-
BcotIragirlg story w 81 SSs
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for spnncrs for tho stocks already at the
pert and the outlook for any Immediate bulge
III the movement seemed poor. AT the advance
caused BY this covering oftertn gs, Increased;
Southern wire houss Is had selling orders. nnd
profits. There was little aggressive bear pres
s,ire. however and tho n1arket was finally
istendy at a net advance OF 24l3 points. fsale
iwere Estimated at 400. oo0 bales
Receipts of cotton at tho ports TO: day we rc
1906 bales inst l., 81 last week and ~ s6s
bales against 81, Al, last; week and S. sos last
year. days recaIpts at lew Orleans ., e3
4,iso ba les against 46l2 last year
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PRODUCE MARKET.
Quiet Reigns on Gary Street,
Receipts and Demand Light.

q The story OF the produce market IL u kind
q continued story, and 4 y continued on o.e
tesn tho features ever since the bad weather.
set Ein and vii, be until there IN a decided
change IN weather. cpndltlons Yesterday was
s.andstlll on Cary Street mud everybody
Interested In THO movement Of country produce
know Il ia coming too, FOR han weather can't
last always. M Il iN u
The demand for eggs and fowls was same
wiat In excess OF the supply, and for that
reason thesS$ articles were high Eyer,'th lpG
else rslnaln In statue quo. ~ g. * ffs "
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SOUTHERN RAIL vAY.

Ss} 81 n 81 a.r. IN ElC DEC. ~, lY0L
tlE5'EffSll7 IIIAINS LEAVE SRICaAlOND.
Ia 80 p. net Imam 10
- Atlanta and Birmingham, Now Orlsan1a \
X s M ulnphis% Chattanooga ana all the South.
100 p. NJ Elk. Z Sunday -keysvile Local.
81 :S0 p M.--Dally mted--P ullman read go
X ~ p. Nj, Tor all tho sou th
ORKA RI WEIR I'll U. i}. .
The faVorite route to- Bal lrnora and Eestern
points. = Leave RchIiond s 20 +. B y, 81 Mondays.
Els r. N: Local Mondays. yYsdnesdays and
800 p. 'M.GExcept Sunday For. West Point.
- - Connecting with steamers for b ltmors
XII and river landings Mondays, W ednesdaysl
and Fridays steamer calls !. I, at \, Gloucester
VI 45f AiM.--Except# Sunday ocal X mixed 1oSs
Ma Y TRAINS IF ARRIVE ICHMoND.S 4fl5
AKA N Maud 6;42. p. M.-Fromy all the SoQth.$
s:St s. s. M,-From Charlotte and 3 Durham mi
s!9 aIEr r. y ,a Rsys Snd y. Point,
FIX a. Wednesdays and Fridays; 40.
~. M daily, except 81 sunda s
C,e ~ ~. ~ RDWICFI w. H. 9TAYLO0. Hs
- 49, -. NJ. I, @: r. AZ.
e, H. AGKERT,5 Gen'l. Mgr.
Washington o. 9, sis e
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~ direction 81 parties in interest, !
will, on II U ESD 9 bruary ~, isoo, a
the premises rsgardlesst ba q
rs as stho Talbot Machine Works, s. fronting
on south side Of Cary. Street between
Fifteenth and Seventeenth Streets, BAL
TWIN be flrst offered I'M four parcels,
In order following; and then offered as o
bd MGs aa rns eas
g1oS IL feet, and extends back between II.
regular lines about, S27s fec. to Dock Street
and to tho SPUR track OF tho Southern
isonty teot ts poe K street
tends back TO- a point about 2e5 feet. and
gIs separated from tho main portion BY the
3seaboard vinduct. but there Is right OF
brs1 b1dns
fetndry1 Building, 1s5 feet 10 inches by5i
sieet o. inches, l,s besides the t '',o
structure On the hpoi 1ToGs ,eet y cary
Street, and ext lends bnck 100 feet, which
Is entirely. covered BY nS brlc ok building. to
an alley 10 q feet III inches wide. along
v he II haixay
extends bnck 100 sfeet,Sto said alley and
with exec tion# Of a SINAI court. IS also
I covered BY d two-story brick building. r
H7P Lot N N ID at Coi ucI "
soyerteontr street, fronts 81 feet on Cary
also back to ths nltlsy
The property has been Sub vidad 5ac-
cordng TIE partition wells nna u
Dcns 90 in making each division complete!
Itself these T. parcels Mssh
3ninrtn for. iightjmarufactur and must
e re inside lie aRpfeSIatted
ana Quite strong enough for ight \ ma nj \
KS is we'll know this pr operty is sub
feet TO occasional overlo g, the Records
81 which can be had on;applicatl Ion to me-
8A8map can also BIO seen sho wing tho = on.
ferent cross walls, neasu ents q CT 81
each parcel, BY which ma the lots VII VII:
be sold. i, +, !,
Inspection OF the property is Invited
a. TERMS: One-f fourth casli bala nc. at
q, 10, Is and "a months, With por cent,
interest added. anu seoured by. trust deeG,;
Or more or all cash, a top ton OF purchaser.
5ssS Fl # e. a. CATLIN, AUCTION er.3#
Ian 242e, 20; feb 1,3 81 r. 1878. ~.
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Cotton, steady: mddling; 100; net receipts,
III bales gross receipts a3 bales; sales. G25
bales !: stock, 49, G53 bales y!
Total day ut a sports--Ne ct receipts, ID s6
tSe Confident, go haies; 10 Mexico 1s44 bnles
at ok. 71S,5a7 bales, t "
Consolidated at MI ports--Ne ct receipts, q. fo3
Pa.es ss Y Ike is
bales; to Japan, G7s bales; to n Mexico 1880
bales IS .a5
receipts ISIS 70 bales; export e gree: Rr:tan,
ahGS BIO baes: to France, $685. S6 bales: to tho
Continent, e 10 977 BALES to apan. 0s e bales;
10 Mexico, 2, 5+ bales.; II ~ tf5S 81 ST 5S
NEW ORLEANS. LA. FEB. l7.--coTTON-
Epot cotton In good demand ut full prices. Of
ferlng moderate. Sales $50 bales. including
lao to arrive Quotations advanced rs. n u
response TO the Improvement in LIVERPOOL and
New York. n I'd s4sS 81 XXI ,.ss
The future market opened steady with prices
closing Of yesterday. n Liverpool waa much
better than expected. showing an advance OF 8
points at tho time OF the opening of* the local
market New York came IN Arm q. a. a psyaa
by bullsh Liverpool ables. reporting g Soo %
demand FOR spots and # rong xcloth and ya an
markets IN CablSs a!so sn rRe t.
day was caused partly by spinners GAZING ZOE
the delivery OF cotton on contracts held ,py
them Regarding tho ovelsold Ma rch OPPOSITION y !,
some OF the largest portels hero SAID to-day
that they held large Elocka o. March contracts
on which they would demand deliveries. The
weekend statistics were bullish XII J, Y . I.
Il AZ. "A and after freuent narrow fluctua lions
sold 5up to TAT and hraly receded to is, Inc
market closed quiet, Net changes, point
aG Cotton on futures STEADY: Eesrnsry ;t
March. 50 ap7.4o; April 49: May
Ia;7 4 ilg gctobar Aufa W.
n 5Ofl7 81. ecenlber, b317.
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Bysvlrtue Of a! deed Of trust az ted Feb;
runry and recorded .n IN. Rlcnm g ~
will sellSby auction. on the premises. on
Ss5THURSDAY..5F FBR UARYi}5 q. ~ e0o. 5sb,
at $50 % clock T. NJ. n the above men ton ed
six-room dwellng nice ord ct 20xlS2
D. TERM s. Enough to pay cost Of sole.
any taxes that may be due, ana .sS one
note for $3.50 wi III IN terest from. 1; Angust
est from ebruary II 1905 Ind credit as
to the following notes: Two ~ for $22, 90
each, due August II 1eo5. and Febraa1y
RIA ~ ~ 3, 1900 n nd tho residue att and 2
wears from \ date gsof sale, with interest
and trust deed; 90 st' at option q
pu4t il. n 70 I,ARD III, Trustee.
Feb 4 .tds tg ss4g bas 5tiss
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BANK cLEARINGS.
Report Of Brad street's for Week
Ending February 18th. 33t

Special to Tho Times. Dlspatch.)
"a NEW Y DIRK. Feb 1.-THE following table,
compiled BY Bradstreet's. shows tho bank
,clearlngs at a number tof the principal cities
for the week ending February 18th, with the
pared with the corresponding week last year.
sixty-two other cities are Included In the to-
tails: M
New York. 81 475, sS5. s72; Increase, 5O.2.
s4i Chicago 1851, 995. 067; lncrtas Sc. 100. 3S4
M Eosto $3.50. ZIG, 009: Increase 1878. y
4; Philadelphia, si1o.227l7p; Increase, 27:4. III
x st, Louis. ISL ,26o. 51s; Increase, 10. ID
San Franclsco i. s3l. SD, 1856; increase, 8. 81 M
@ Cincinnati $40. 2o9. $50: decrease. 1875. I'll i
,5 Baltimore, $50, 500. 147 Increase 20 8.
Il Kansas City, SIS. OCT, j62; decrease, 1917.
& New Orleans, 81, 1878, 1855; decrease, 3d. S;5
Louisville, s13, $50. 1l3 8 increase, 8.6. IA,
q Memphis. 81. 9S3, S66: decreass, 80 0.
y Richmond t4.4os, 400; decrease, S.s.
E Washington. Is, 10, o7o; increase. III.
Fort Worth. is'Vy sa.ssools: inereass, H.
Il Atlanta, S. lb9. 627: decrease. ~.
II Nashville. 50. $3.50. 500 increase, 10. III III i8
Norfolk, "A 81 So $50 II incrense, s. 2.E5as gt
Augusta 81, 037, 696; decrease. 1873. "
a Rirmingham.5 81, 23614s; decrease, LIZ ut
III Knoxville S1.119 ,e55 increase, q ~, Ri
&C.. Ga oss M aeeresassS IS
Macon, S42G, Isl /. decrease, ~, 3 III Il 55
Houston, sl0604, 107: decrease. 26 !, II
1 Galveston, 81, 731, 900: decrease. 6.4
"A Chattanooga. Tenn, s79s 1898; increase. g..
Jacksonville, Fla, 81, 49, 932; increase. 3s.f. a
Total United States, 81 22s6, sSt23s; increase,
'- Outside New York $3.50 2es, sol Increase. Of.
Total Canada, sos. $685. 9e Increase. 49,
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5NAyALH sTOREs

NJ c., Feb.l 1I-SPIRITS
Thing doing Is receipts. "A 10
casks Ilosin-F ,rm a g. rs bid; receipts, als
barrels. u Tar-Firm at SLIGO !: receipts, l9s BAR
rels. Crude IT, tine--Firm at S. 1908 70 rc-
;ceipts. 20 barrels. 6 5s5ES 5s fs5s
SAVANNAH q ~. Feb, 17.-TURPENTINE-
Isl sae
SO barrels 4snipnlen, 1875 barrels.
s5E CIIARLESTOS,3S S. CT, Feb. a17,-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSlN-Nothing doing. 81
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Nertnsrn Pasie ~ ii
nrneon shnrt' Tina refuIlding IS OH
SannsuiSn Mn cnmv B 3Its /. i, -. "
aniyr" a. :. 1027s
al n,ia and IRON Me1lntain con. 6s.. t117H
st Louis and San Francisco IT, 4s........ ~ I,
"a "a II Tine I. sou
scI,thern pnriA a. 81 Z. Z. 96h
So,,t1ern railway Y. 4. 119A
TeIaaInn1 1,asific 1sts !. !. +, 122s
raj edo h.; and As ~. slia
I1ntor r,Ac, a 1C6 IA
i;,no, ,acifin IS I. I. Z. 8.
q; stssl,sd 1ps 4
4 Dab u IA . . 70ii
Western Md. IS (. {. e3N
Wheeling ana Lake Erie; 4s g "a
Wisconsin Central ~ ~
NJ. and o., Col lat eral 1r,ist 4s............ aS
Central OF Georgia 30 Inc 81
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n AZ STEADY. Rosln-Quiet Turr7pentine- QUIET at

Steady. Rosln quiet. Turpentin e-QuQle q
5fi1 GI65c. \,
Septesnber, s points higher; other positlo I'M
changed. Sugar. Raw, frm refined, steady.
Rice-Firm. MolassAs--c2 Quiet. KS ",
white, 81 liaNc. EgEsF firm; near oy, selected.5
Il :oc.; southerr,s esa95c. Y, ss y, ~, II.
state and Western. 81. 2s91 40; Jersey sweets.
/ $say4.50. Peanuts irm fancy handpicke e, %
9uiet;'5 fiat Dutch, per ioS. isas o. COTTON
{ BY steam 70 LIVERPOOL 1aS1lc.i
king sales to-day the price for May wheat
delivery broke partial rseov W.
4 .losed weak with May on 1&c. II July wheat is
down Corn Is OF oats show q loes
4 OF u 9pasc.; provisions are down ~ 96c.
J The lesdfng futures rang ed as foiss~s:
~. -: I'll Cloaa..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
R1CHnroND PRODUCE 81 \

Corrected daily. Unless otherwise stated these
a e'ah!segss arc YsSsfaf 9RrlTfsssi
good uadrawn. per pound g d,s:ks
choice na.sI pSu gasss
Choice, undrawr, per pound loGllc fall to
per- pound ]i Ss ehiSksns
s soss ,'aasaSmn sr
eileee, udrawn per pound 1sGiss REGISTERS
choice undrawn per pSiund Saf99; Drawn
III sivR ePaas sssSs i Pss
pS 4ksys easSers StpeS pound xesss Per
head Eo97se.; gulnesas, per 1, hsad soe,
Sass pasHkee pes one
s7s so se9s afssS 81 sss
III S saf'ss 'sH 81 sssas
H1 EdCis-in crates, fresh, nearby, dozen. asc.;
q srates d dsssa g Ma Dozen barrels
MiscIL Dressed hogs, small, per
pound, hogs 'arGh, paS y, poound, 20 w.:
per round isg lsS psashSss YIN
gge eea fae as ps ass appss s
onaa aRRSs bpss
I iso heanp- Handpicked Per b,y,s,he, sl,6o5
5 b Mh',si .I !Ssai Pe' plshe' wv s0''Fsq
LIVE sTo clS-ye als ch ss.s per pound, lei
yeas thin pr pol rbacs sas sss io saers
la 'nbb ch Slice. per pound !aes!se; sheen ohocs
pri sSg4e. i bulls. pcr'pound, ,2.44 gac,
L FIX u is-WlnterS SUPERIOR, 49,; winter
extra. winter clears y S9gs1 l. w III,
Mo Z I,uckwhcat, per pound, 2la gac, cornlneaI,
s;ty sa cked, 72itp,; country bolted, sacked.
ssHasse. NJ !tesd 5,shhIpatuG, per tom $4,000
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