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New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
Dogs That Don't Bark

X/ILD dogs never bark. and so always
w bite.
A gray horse lives the longest, a black one
the shortest
A blue eyed cat is always deaf; but all
deaf cats are not blue eyed.
An Asiatc squirrel climbs a tree ike a
telegraph pole climber. Ii has large horny
scales on its tail for the purpose.
The f1ying fox or tropical bat viii pass the
night drinking from the vessels in which
cocoa is distilled, and go home intoxicated in
the early morning or sleep it off at the foot
of the trees.
The big snow shoe rabbit or northern hare
is something of a dresser 1t wears white
coat in winter and a gray one in summer, the
better to conceal itself from its enemies by
looking as the ground looks in the two seasons
To be blind as a bat" is not TO be very
blind, after all. 1t can have its ewes removed
and "see" to fly well before II can
dodge around a corner and avoid all obstacles
in its flight. 1t guides itself by some sixth
sense that warns it Of distractions
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

a slippery incline of mud which taer make
themselves.
y frog was once seen % come o. -.- aid of
its mate that snake was about FL. .-sIloyv
by seizing the serpent by the neck and pulling
its head under water, until in Or.,er cape
drowning II released its prey.
When hyenas plague lions by stealing pieces
Of the prev the lion VIII throw chu- nea,
toward them at shorter and shorter -a0ces
until they get within reach Of It's paw. .ad are
finished bv a blow.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

X/ILD dogs never bark. and 50 alway,
w bite
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
The Lobster

THE lobster turns
L red when it Is
boiled because the shell
is imbued with a black
or blush black pig
ment secreted by the
true skin, which also
gives out the calca-
reOuS matter after each
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
IN THE ANIMAL KINGDOM

catch then rt ar
easily as th.-r. the
trench was -5 y.
both ends.
Otters are . mos,
playful Of a.. the ~
mas. T1mpIu Wrest-
hing. playi1- -sg n
WAY with "a stick IN
stead Of a rope and
slld1np i.u- LII =
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

mott, so that lime and pigment are blended
together. This pigment becomes red in water
at high temperature. and the same effect
is produced by the action of alcohol and vari
Gus acids.
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Richmond Produce Market.

hlX f9Hkanssstsaiis, .a'l Ca E:
s H. sso:,s small ifen Pc iiaiss s' sss;s
DRESSED e PoULTRsY MNpRRWN,rar-
psss nsas per sas s 's esalee .aass s2ee.
ise. geese choice, fat. per is.; rdIsc; chick
per 10. tA isaise drawn poultry iaac. more
..i eAME;nRsbslIt, choice to t.nes. each. ,sa
5o nbs sss or badly sss each sso
Choice each sssTSc: Wild turkeys. choice. per
oqs sls ssass assss, fsts 49,
lss In srs'es other sections per doz l79lsc:
choice daisy. packed per b.. lse: esoes store
packed. psS s lsal5e: medium, st9;s-pask,ed;
sS is asf s12 b Sail ps' e1Sns slads
ss, .s1 3 s9s ssl fsoss gss sa
iii ii & S.as Is sPi s ca .s lss li i
Prime; gsE IT. ssass; ..,n -, !, ~.
ehoiss ia4ss per h. ssaie A old sous ETC..
foGSTRY nAc &c sna Se an ,%ss
iial2c.. shoulders. we'll smoked. per To-. 100
HIpEs-pry flint. per le;. le, dry salt. pc,
ID, lsc.; green salt. per H.. loc: green. per
H.. &c.
/; FURs-otter common to prime. So coas.oo;
beaver. common to prime ;2aieS. mink. com.
mon to prime, sl.5oG300: racroon. common 70
s ma,kra, s Go nn,s e n ns oac
per H., laqisc.; dried applies. bright, sliced.
per H., 51sc1; onions. choice dry per bus; !Se;
peas biackeye, No. 1. per bus 81 s09l 50;
beans, choice navy. per bus. IL 5oG16o; beans
choice colored. per bus. sie5. ginseng. large,
snake root per h., a0a3Oc. wild ginger, per
ID, Sglec.: pink root. per b, 1IdplSc.;s seneca.
per H.. 3oQpc.
PNoUR-(Jobbers' Prices. Winter superior.
sda.I5; winter extra, s2.75ls0 winter clears.
tent, st5Oa4.75. Buckwheat. per pound. a..p
Sc. Cornpleal, city sacked i0u72tzc.; country
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NEW YORK LIFE TO
SEARCH FOR FUNDS
Insurance Company Will Bring
Suit to Recover Campaign
Gifts to Republicans.
(Ry Assoclated Press.l

NEW YORK. February 14.-Recom-
mendations that legal proceedings he
Instituted to recover campaign contri-
buttons made by the New York Life
Insurance Company. were submitted tc
the trustees of that company to-day
by the special Investigating committee
headed by Tomas P. Fowler.
The report states that there is nc
record on the books Of the company
>to show that campaign contributions
were given. but that information was
obtained from the testimony of presI
dent Mccall and vice-President George
w. Perkins. on the stand before the
Armstrong committee The following
Recommendation is then made:
Your committee therefore recon-
mends that SPECIAL counsel be retained
forthwith. to institute such legal pro-
ceedinss as may be necessary to re-
cover the sums contributed. from such
officers and trustees of tho company, as
In the Judgment of counsel are liable
therefore. 't } fgt-j 49,,
TheIiscampalgn contributions referred
to woro for Republican, campaign pur-
poses and aggregated $i4S,702 dividends
MS follows. $4,000. In 1896, $4,000 IN
1900 and. $4S.702 in 1904 NO orner cam
paign contributions, the committee de-
clared, had been disclosed by the inves-
tlgutlon.
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Danville Tobacco Market.
CAS- Reported by DibreIl Bro,hers1
DanvilIe Va Feb n. 10

y
DanvilIe. Va. Feb IA, 1906
Receipts have been fairly heavy again this
week the Gales lasting til about O'clock
each Gay. The condition Is somewhat better
than OF late, but still rather soft. The quality
has been better than for some weeks past.
but fine wrappers of decided character in both
brishts and mahogannies have been J. Very ver.;
scarce as well as the fine bright export types.
The 1,f;s. stock selling now is particularly we'll
suited Tor home manufacturers, in fhe me-
a dn -, and fine filters and the medium mahog-
and and. Arm and the buyers as watchfll as We
lot goes below the market The SPECTATORS
seem 10 be more in evidence lately. and some
OF them are taking hold more or less freely
now. after some weeks of comparative mac
itivity. The hogshead market is also auite
active .a and there has been considerable trading
oe. so for IA cesesthehe rtmtfafanuti
all alons the line Holders seem willing to
is, though they, declare they will do better BY
holding awhile longer. We hear OF some sales
and Inquiries from England, which would In
dicate that that market is improving some
what. too. Some well-nformed wareho,,semen
advise us that there is very much less tobacco
and put the he, old belt erop as low as only 80
however. that. the balance Of the crop will
Very little complaint TO make OF prices
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE cotton market
was more active. and after an early decline
ruled generally steady 10 firm with the close
Salt points net higher. Sales We're estimated
at 100000 bales.
The opening was steady at declineof 2Gis
points or about as due on the cables There
was not much feature to the early news. New
Orleans was inclined TO be heavy and was a
seller here. There was little s'sn Of bull sup.
early trading to a net loss OF about points
dalton and local bear pressure, Around 1882
for March and 1910 for May. within point
OF the lowest level for the bear movement,
the market met Improved demand. much Of
which seemed to be of a very good character.
Liverpool was buying here; spo. houses also 70
Denver hull interests. These made smaller
shorts uneasy, and when a little later advices
demand and big sales of spot cotton at New
Orleans. prices advanced quite sharply on coy
erng. The close, was steady in tone and With.
In a couple of points of the highest for the
day on active months.
Receipts of cotton Mt the ports to-day were
s3.oi7 bales against $50 last week and LILO
last year For the weekl estimated 81 1SG 10 J,
year To-days receipts at New Orleans 10 SD 80
s.0s3 bales against 4S53 last year.
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RAILnoArA
r. F.&P. s s.::::;: !, .


TraIna Leave Rlchmond-k
Aa5 a. M-paiiy--Byrd st. Through.
s;O a. M-Dnily-Man St. Through.
e'p A. ~. -pay--Maln 81. Through All
Pullman cars. 80
800 4; M--,Excapt Monday. Byrd St rnroush.
All Pullman cara = : ~
7a' e. M,mhWssk Dsyn-Eiba. Ashland Ae.
$40 A. M.-DaIiy--gvrd a., rn.o,,,, y..Afs
stops. - A'ou8" A|ss4ss
ia'os noon-Wceh Days-Dyrd s.. Through &i
-" M..Wesk Days. Byrd st Frederic q.
ours Accommodation.
s'26 F. n. --Dai1y--Main 81. Through
Wv M.IWeck Days-Eiba, Ashland Ac.
on. comnlodAtion. 1 ~
s'!g =. M..Dany-Byrd St Through.
rams Arrive Observation-Disclosures
com n1dWeek pays-Elba. Ashland AZ
~ hi h,,r M'-1,Week Days-Byrd ST. rredsricks.
~ 4. y. Daily-Byrd st. Through.
4i''0 f. focal a,is s,Sk bays-Dyrd 81 Through.
s's a e SaWsss s,zEiea Ar2ss ssana As.
'oo E +; sMi-DaiIy-Byra s.. Tsrosash Local.
s4s p,,, Ms,.-pally-natn Ct, Through. All
i idsSS -pally-Main ST Through
1l'' III 81, Mp; ,,;Week Days-Byrc st. Through.
i NooTTIE.Puiiman Sleeping or parlor Car. or
mond 0G lso 'Ia'Is sassp. trains sryi1s Rich
o ms nat e a5,vas and departures and eonnes
Asst. to Pre't Gcn'I supt Trnf Mgr.
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FORT OF WEST POINT, FEB. IL, 1905.
ARRIVED
Gossip Of Bulls and Bears.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch)

(Specal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch)
NEW YORK, Feb. liza member OF one of
the most prominent banking houses in Wall
Street, not Identified with copper interests
says II do not think the PUBLIC has begun
litigation means to the ,Amalgnmated Copper
Company. When the public becomes alive to
too late to benefit from IT. y n {.
Railroad earnings TO hand for tho month Of
January continue to show very favorable earn
!ngs; and the steel industry also remains ia a
furnishing condition, as report yesterday to
tho effect that the United States Steel Cor
5poration is forced to refuse new business In
volyinE early delivery, indicates the pressure
small IN the, Southern iron market, but the
operators decline to be worried over this be-
cause they are 80 well booked In the frst half
Of the year, with their stocks small. .
have been done last week Il the furnaces had
consented 70 shade price to ". hut this Was
fomers.s Shipineitb are tremendous. and at all
tho plants operation Is mt Its maximum,
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NAVAL sToREs
MARINE 1NTRn11GENcE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. IL, 1906.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passenger. Old Dominion line.
Bts SAILED. =
Steamer Poeahontas. Graves, James River
landing and Norfolk merchandise and pas
.senser, Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey Norfolk. merchnn-
disc and passenger. Old Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT, FEB. H. 1905.
ARRIVED
sengers and general cargo.
Steamer elm City, Haynes, Mattaponi River
landings passengers and general cargo.
SAILED. ~
Steamer Charlotte. Murphy, Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo,
Steamer Elm City. Haynes. Mat,aponl River
landings passengers and general cargo.
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increase for the week ending Februar, .. 1911.

GOD pounds. y
,,s sod from September I, 1905. to February o.
1904. to February 9. 1905. 7.isltoo pounds In.
crease for 1906. 2,0Ss. 700 pounds.
The receipts continue to grow less each week.
The tobacco was not generally In as high or
der thi week az for the past few weeks. yet
much of II was rather on In condition from
having been two high in order. or by having
more or less mould on II. Prices continue
rather low. The decline Is largely due TO the
OF condition OF the tobacco. With lighter re.
ceipts and the tobacco In better condition we
nope to see prices back to where they were
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a. mark, cases included. lsc.: nrs,s lSc.; prime
ffrsts. &c. extras 1Sc.

BALTIMORE. Md Feb. l4-FLOuR-Dull
and and. n in;ts.as Wheat-Easer: spot CON
ern white corn, l3ai7flc. oats-weak and
No 3 wertern. 74@76c. Buttcr-Flrm and un.
changed: fancy imitation. 2ia22c. fancy
creamery. Sd23c. Eggs-F1rm at l5tsc. Cheese
Strong and Unchanged; large. September. i41sc.;
November. l+c. small. 141llSc. Sugar
Steady and unchanged
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ssIpls, lsi bales, sales. LOO bales stock. no.

sssspts, lsi bales, ,ales 100 bales: stock. TO-
$40 bales
Total today at all por,s-Ne. receipts 23,A7
bales export TO Grent Britain. IL. 53s bales. 10
the Continent. 800 bales. stock. s5s bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Eet receipts. sa.Sss
bales: export 10 Great Britain. $3.50 bales; to
Franco. 70 bnes: TO the Continent, oiSi7 bales;
TO Mexico, 200 bales.
Total since September list mt ali ports-Set
receipts. 8 ss2 o2t bales; export 70 Great Britain
Continent i.sss.eI bales; 10 Japan. 53,oi7
bales. 10 Mexico. 2.0s4 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. li.-coTToN-spot
cotton opened easy. but closed active and
steady. European bears being heavy purchas-
ers; sales is 100 bales. Including |. 400 to arrive
and 2.Srl g. o. b. Quotations unchanged; mid
ding. 10 ii-isc Futures were very weak at the
opening with prices 3d5 points lower than yes
terday. the decline being attributed 20 disap-
pointing Liverpool. The market continued dull
until the early afternoon. when a buying MOVE
ment get In. which continued until the end OF
the session. The market closed within point
or two Of the top. The list showed net gains
of iiGi5 points.
Cotton futures closing bidss February 1888;
March. lh,s: Aprit I0T; May. 1871: June.
100: July ll.oS: October. 1874 December,
10. "a.
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". M. G. A., CONVENTION, NORFOLK.
$3.50 ROUND "TRIP, MAIN. g w. RY.

Round trip tickets to Norfolk. Via Nor-l
folk and Western, All Rail Line, Will bo
Transfer Co.. and companys office, s3s
East Main Street February 18th and 18th.
with final lienit February 20, 1905. at rate
Of $500,
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Petersburg Tobacco Marked,
Reported by, craddock-Jones. Virginia Ware.

Petersburg va. Feb a. 1906
On account OF unfavorable weather for Ia nd
ling receipts not so heavy the past week Very
little change In the market since last report,
except common Tugs. and wrappers both long
and short. which are keeping we'll I'm.
The quotations are a s follows:
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKED.

barely sssay RYE geP ssa
Barely steady. Rye-Nomina Barleyoo g,
terns1ead$ No; soc. sleya,es Options ions
S ssssr MeS !ssd ssas;s ss
hsms iSss pfF PP safnsa arm %
ness Ta * slsady
Ricesteady Molasses.Fi!rm c ,9,s Sl,,
Fn s sa'fSs BARELY w. stsas Sass ss Decline q
y points 81 n9misai tai5 fslnin
and eh pss seIssed
s s5 Sneh soaisrn h RS7e neaf0 Ss's
ssss a. h scuSesn s'aR Rss
sss
mi Dime WRis Rs gPs prs
cHcGo FEB l ,mp The ySr DIS
ss o bss 9r shs ss eoss p
o Sssy ss
2la6Il0c. higher
Open, High. Low Close.
wHEAr-No 2.
s HSS :::..:,.::::: $ III $. I'll
#$S i 4, III III III H. H.
OATS-No. 2.
i $sE zss#s:: I, 4, 81 3 s'
S May 1 1Sfs 1875 I 1S,s9
; s sssS :;sgs Isl Isl 5Es55 IS IS
SHORT RIRS-Per 100 lbs.
luz .,...s,s... 81 ss s9S 81 81
s assss s sna 1t SssEs "a spr s Wheat VS. sac
sen sen 49, &o No3 yeIIsw Na ss, y
H9 q SIC Good feeding barley
faxseed. sl.09, No i nortRR,western. si,iils
p,gms, ,lmSsshy. seed ssss Mess PORK Hss
80; short ribs Sides Qoosel ssdIS.i0; short clear
high wines. SIZE. Glover, contract grade. sl4.
az r.. Sreamerles; dalries
.ac' cheese-Firm ct ll%Q1sc. Eggs--Weak
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DRY GOODS MAPKET

DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK, Feb H.-In the dry goods
market to-day buyers were not operating in
any large way for the future. but We're nsistent
upon securing goods for Immediate delivery
which, In the majority OF instances was I'm.
possible. Prices. however, were very firm, and
the attitude OF sellers was independent.
NAVAL sToREs
WILMINGToN, N. c., Feb. ,;.-sPIRlTS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing receipts, II
casks: Rosin-Ffrm at $3.50 bid; receipts, a47
barrels. Tar-Firm at sl.so; receipts. 100 bar
ceipts. S6 barrels. is.
SAVANNAH. GA. Feb, f4.-TURPENTINE-
e cs at sales S sasks seselpts lse
sales, 52s barrels; receipts 1915 barrels; ship
ments. 46o barrels; stock. si,T2 barrels
TINE AND ROSIN-Nothins doing.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
reported by Rodgers, McCabe and Coz
pETtlRSBuRG. VA, Feb. l4.-PEANUTs-
Spanish-Market firm at slO5 per bushel: re-
ceipts light Virgnias--Market quiet al &c.
Tor fancy stock; machine picked. 2di2Hc.; she'll
Ing stock at la12c -
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MOVEMENT ONLY
IN SPECIAL STOCKS
Speculation Declines in the Stock
Market Again to About Last
WecksfAverage.
EFFECT OF COPPER TRANSFER
Sale of Heinz Properties Deprivcs
Stock of Much of Its Motive
Power.

NEW YORK, February H.-spcculatlve
interest In the stock market declined
again today to about last weeks aver
age. The movement was. exceedingly slug
gish. except in n few special stocks. and
In them i was less pronounced than yes
terday. The days trading offered a tame
conclusion to the long period of surmise
over the Unon Pacific dividend, which
was settled to-day by the placing of the
stock on II regular per cent basis. The
trading IN that stock for the day WAS
rather smaller than the recent average
and the hesitating vibration in the price
extended to only about n point above or
below last nights level Tho action OF
the copper stocks on the formal announce
ment OF the transfer of control of the
Heinz properties and the resulting settle
ment of litigation also offered abundant
suggestions to the speculative mind that
the mystery being cleared from the stock
deprives 1t OF much of its motive power
in the market. Amalgamated Copper aud
Anaconda clearly showed the effects OF
realizing throughout the day, although oc-
casonal support made their movements
irregular. The Hill group had the con-
tinued benefit of a mystery still on. ond
the smelling and lead stocks also came
under the revived influence OF the pos
stble wholesale merger Of copper and
smelling companies. which II was hoped
was to be included n the Official announce
movements were OF small effect. however.
on the general market. which backed
and filled within narrow range during
the day The rate OF time loans for all
periods up to six months was fairly es-
tablshcd on per cent basis and higher
rates were asked for short time loans.
Coli loan rates also were higher. ruling
above per cent throughout the day and
getting as high AZ per cent. The effects
OF the Union Pacific dividend and the
copper settlement caused an apprehension
that various other deals have been dig
counted already in the movement OF
prices. There was growing unea siness
also over the advance In money rates
The market closed under pressure and at
the lowest Of the day.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par
value. 81. 735, 0t0.
United States bonds were all unchanged
on call. Total sales. $500 shares.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond Va. Feb. Il. 1906
Tobacco-Sun-Cured .-Receipts light and mar
ket active at prices quoted. Brlgh,s-Recelp.s
continue light and market quiet, but firm.
Dark Fired and stemming-R moderate;
marke. firm at quotations.
NOTE--Much OF the tobacco arriving is in q
damaged condition. and such tobacco sells low
Planters are cautioned to look after the order
Of their tobacco before sending 1t to market.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE MD. Feb. li.-seaboard Air
Line. common and Notwithstanding doing.
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Rev Mr.. Price, a missionary of the
American board In the Island of Guam,
has translated the Gospels and Acts into
the language OF the islanders and the
work will be published by the American
Bible Society. Bs q
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond; Va. Feb. II. 1906.
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lSala6 AT Union Stock YardAl

Richmond Va. Feb IL. 1906
ending February 18th was as Follows:
-, Best steers. 5gshc.; lot of extra prime cat
common TO fair. 3hate: best helters. d
&c; fair to good. 3S9ic-: common. 3d3,ac.;
common. PIC: bulls. ~ 6asc: calves, s37isc. /:
cows and calves. s0di5.oo per head. Best
lambs. 7gfhc.: common to fair. SIC. Hogs.
best. She; fair TO good. 6dsi4c.: sows and
stays iI5c.
Prospects good for all kind of stock for mex,
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Southern Railway

scHEpuLE IN Effect FEB. II. 1863.
-.oo Trains LEAVE RICHMOND.
~ A. M.-DaHy-Local for Chariotte N O.
-''' ti OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pullman TO
.Me .nnsa ana 1!s, Birmingham, New. Orleans.
s.oo = purrnam and Raleigh.
i'do z y-LimIted--Puiinnar ready ON
=. NJ for all the South.
YORK RIVER LINE.
tauvor1te route To B1litimora and Eastern
points Leave Richmond i:e0 p NJ. daiIy.
saespt sunday. connecting with steamer
tSL ,baltimore Mondays, Wednesday, and
s:is E p;,,Ms..-Locai-Monday.. wednesday. aud
$50 2. M Except sunday-For Yves. Point
connecting with steamers for BaItimors
s snddsr,ver landings Msnoays. Wednesdays
n.a Fridays. Steamers call at Glou.
l.A IeSssr Point. Almonds and Clay Bank.
West Point.
.., TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
e:es 4. NJ and 7:5O P, M-Frorn nil the South
'''' s. P,i M;,LsFrom Charlotte. Durham and
$40 4; ,M:-From Keysvile and intermediate
9;2S A. M-Daily from Yves. Point with Bait.
more r1e, connections Sundays Wednesdays and
1918 4. M-wednesdays and Fridays; $40 p.
Nj pn;n. daily. except sunday-From west
G. ". wEsTBuRY. D. P. A. Richmond. Va.
s. Il; HARDw1cK W e TAYLoE.
H. B. SPENCER. GEM Mgr. -
Washington p.
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O. p sTEamez,, c,u,,,v
Niatt Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening (foot
Nsws en- Fare os oas q
trip, including statArooln berth; meals, S0s.
each. Street Cars to Steamers Wharf.
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NEW YORK. February f4.-Money on
call steady: highest. 3 per cent; lowest.
per cent; ruling rate. 4i-tai 1-e per
cent last loan. 1-2 per cent: closing
bid. i1-2 per cent: offered at . per cent:
Time loans frmer: 60 days % days and
six months. f3-4ft5 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper. 41-26S1-2 per cent. rs.
Sterling exchange weak. with actual
business in bankers bills at si.s6.6tn a. s6; s.
day bills. posted rates. s4EGs.A 1-2 and
1857 1-2fis4.ss; commercial bills. a.S3 Is.
Bar silver. Gs IS: Mexican dollars. 81.
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spot cotton closed steady at 10 points higher;
middllng uplnnds, ll,?S; mddng gulf, 1l.5o;
sales, 100 bales
Cotton. steady; mlddling. 1l.25: gross re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15

CHICAGO. Feb observation-disclosures. HOO
h s,ssk,s Market s,sens to Zoe. higher Steers
Receipts. 5000 head. Market ieliltc higher.
Choice 70 prime. heavy. s5.i5dsso; medium to
head. Market: Sheep. 1oc. higher; lambs
steady. Sheep. ss50Is.oo; lambs. 50. +o97. 40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-15

NEW YORK. Feb, t-BEEvEs-Receipt
1853 head. steers, sas5d5. 50; oxen and stays
calves-Receipts. iii head. Weals ssas.7s
little calves. stai.so: basn-yard calves, SAT-
sia5.5o; lambs. s7a775: culls. $500. & Hogs
Receipts. Isl head Good State hogs $50.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.

Cincinnati. indianapolis, st. Louis, Chi.
caso, Louisville, Nashville, Memphis. !.
300 ?. m. and Ii: 90 p m. daily.
Westbound Local .Trainsi
1880 a. and 5:15 p. m. week days
Newport News, Norfolk and Old Point.
300 a m. ind 500 p. m. daily.
Local for Newport News and Old Point,
7as a. m. and 500 p. m. week days.
James River Line:
lo:eo a. M daily: 5:l5 D. M week days
Arrive Maine Line from West: $50 A. NJ.
$3.50 A. NJ. $3.50 P. NJ. ssT.4s p NJ. From
East! East ,slo;GS NJ. Ills A NJ; TOO n.
p. NJ, t'Daily; EEK. Sunday.)