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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
COL. EDGAR ON JACKSON.
What P,ess Says Of His Brilliant
Lecture.

\ .
The following endorsements of Col
onel Edgars lecture on "Stonewall
Jackson to be delivered at the y.
M. C. A. Monday night. nro not less
strong than those The Times-Dispatch
has already clipped from exchanges.
Says the Hinton CIV. Vn.) Leader:
''Thoso who failed to hear tho splen-
did address of Colonel Edgar at tho
Courthouse last Tuesday night missed
rare treat.
From a literary standpoint. 1t was
eloquent dramatic ond inspiring; the
historical setting wal..accurate, faiSh-
full and impartial. ana RS delincation
Of tho superb character of stonewal
jackson, 1t was masterly' and COM
plctc
Commenting with his career as a
professor at the Virginia Military m
stitute. and going with the great Con-
federute chieftain through the famous
campaigns Of Manassas the Valley.
and Northern Virginia. to the sad but
glorious termination ut Chancellors-
)pille, Colonel Edgar's address was a
vivid and stirring reproduction Of those
| lnomentous scenes III
self an active participant In those
great struggles and personally ac-
quuinted with the chief actor therein,
the burning words OF the lecture made
II deep impression or those who heard
them. especially upon the gray-hnired
VETERANS present, There was no ud-
verse criticism, OF any. Federal COM
mander or Union soldier, and the adj
| dress was entirely fres from bitterness
| and malice on the part OF tho brave SOL
der who delivered 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
MARKET REACTS
At ter LATE RISE
Advance OH "Wednesday Was
Planned by Professionals
for Quick Turn
MONEY WAS QUIET AND EASY
Shorts Covered Late iii tho Day,
But Closing Tone Was
Weak.

NEW YORK, February 1i.--Ycstcr-
days promise OF rising prices for
stocks was not held to-day, and the
failure OF the effort to lift prices was
followed by a reaction. News had
little to do, apparently, with the ac-s
ton OF the market. The decisive In
ilucncc was the perception that the
Improved demand melted by yestcr-
days encouraging action OF tho mar
ket was being taken advantage OF to
realize on tho part OF the purchasers OF
yesterday The professional traders
accepted this az an indication that
4yesterdays operations were designed
for n short turn on the market. When
they perceived the realizing they Of
fered prices down, with tho ready
4 ciaes to the most
available movement Of prices. The
carly buying which helped to abb
sorb the realizing was helped out by
the demand for London account. The
prosaic termination OF to-aay.s meet
ings by contrast was followed by con-
siderable selling OF stocks all through
the list. Wall Street has made much
market-wisc for many days now OF
supposition that the attitude OF the
Washington administration towards
combinations OF capital was to undergo
a revision. Visits to the White House
OF capitalists active and conspicuous
in the financial world have given rise
to these conjectures OF treaty. Money
worked easier ut first both for call
and time loans, and no effect was
apparent from the preparation for the
return Tomorrow OF s6.000,0D0 OF gov
eminent deposits. which has been set
for that date. until near the end OF the
day, when the rate touched per cent.
The conviction was held in some quar-
tcrs that the withdrawal of this money
would be postponed, but no official
announcement from Washington ap-
peared as the basis for this assump-
ton.
The shorts caused brief rally when
they covered to take profits, but the
closing tone was weak.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par
value sl.G5o,o0o. United States IS and
old As advanced Ia per cent. on call. 4
Tota. sales stocks, S74,70O shares.
NEW YORK. February 14.--aloney
on call firm; 3 1895 ruling rate. 4:
closing bid, 3 IL. Time loans easy:
sixty days. S per cent. and ninety days,
8 Ii; six months. la. Prime mcr-
camille. 3-iI6 Ia. Sterling cx-
change weak, with actual business in
bankers bills at s4.s4461s4S45O for
demand. ana ut $4.s03O1s4.8035 for
sixty day bills. Posted rates. s4.s1 1-2
and s4.S5 1-2. Commercial Bills. $4.S0D
$3.50 is. Bar silver IS rs. Mexican
dollars, So as. Government bonds
firm. Railroad bonds heavy.
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COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, February 1.-THE cotton
market was irregular during to-day's session
and at times showed weakness under near
months. The close was very steady. how
ever, with prices only point lower on old
crop positions and goa points higher on the
new. Sales for tho day were estimated al
100000 bales.
Tho opening was steady Mt unchanged
prices to nn advance of points, owing to
rather steadier cables than expected, but
the market weakened almost Immediately
under renewal OF the selling noted on the
previous day After working about 6 points
net lower on the old crop months prices
We're rallied to practically tho closing figures
OF the previous day by covering and q little
fresh buying, promoted by smaller receipts
at the ports than expected and the lighter
estimate for morrow B receipts at Hous-
ton, but eased off again during the mid
die session under March liquidation and
selling by room bears III the absence of sup
port. AZ the low point March sold ut o,ls
or s points net lower and is points under
tho May option. While tho new crop was al
most neglected and relatively steadled.
Some OF tho local spot people were buyers
toward tho close, rnllying March from the
low point to 0.25. or within point of yes
terdny. Exports for the day were about &c.
900 bales In excess OF ports receipts. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
LOTTERY HEARING.
Those Implicated Released OF
LARGE ROnd

MOBILE, Ala. February 14.-As q
result OF the preliminary hearing or
the cases before United States Com
missioner Jones. only those whom the
government believe are directly, inter-
ested in the operations Of the Hon
duras National Lottery Company, In
this city, was held to the grand pury.
These include r. x. Thomson. foreman
of the pressroom OF the printing es-
Establishment; l.. s. Graham, alleged
proprietor of the Graham printery, and
Edward L. Penace,S who appears from
testimony given to have superintendent
the shipment OF the lists. Each was
held in $4,000 before the grand pury.
The local agent Of the Southern Ex-
press Company was dismissed.
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GOOD tTOBAcCOs!ARE
SELLING VERY HIGH

The leaf tobacco bre{lis wee some-
what larger yesterday, land tie stock
offered was Of superior tqualit, in the
main. Among the piles mt on ale were
many flrst-class sun-curel wrappers that
sold away up In the p$tures.' 4 figure
like $40. s45 and SAT bein4 realiz,d. Tho
total sales yesterday WIRE something
over hundred thousand punGs. In the
offerings. there were ver3 many good
filters. which brought spIetid prices.
The breaks to-day will loubtess be
larger than those OF yeserduy The
tirst sale Will be at Stona.ali second
at shockoe, third at CrerAla and
fourth at Shelburnes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
Sc UIHERN GIRLS
PLAY IN !. CONCERT /: RI
They Make Decided Hit at Musl-
cal in Boston by Their Fine
Performance.

BOSTON. MASS, February IA
Among the leading numbers on the
program Of u public recital given yes
2.erday by advanced pupils OF the New
England Conservatory OF Music We're
Misses Mary Elizabeth Futrell, of
Scotland Neck. N. c.. and Carrie u.
Atom, Of Beltield. Va Miss Futreil
PLAYED before at a recent recital, and
her. work to-day was even more bril-
liam. Her selection was Padereswki's
theme and variations in A major for
the )iano- forte. Miss Atoms selec-
ton was Wieniawkskis polonaise D
majorifor violin. Her playing elected
much favorable comment from the
critics. E ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE
IN BETTER RECEIPT

The receipts of country produce in
general were larger on Cary Street yes
.terday than on any other day this week.
and business was directly more active.
Poultry, which has been scarce for seve-
raj days past, was in much larger sup
ply. and as result prices weakened
somewhat, as noted in the regular MAJ
ket quotations. Eggs remain firm and
most OF the receipts are being taken up
by shippers. who seem to be anxious to
lay In stock at present prices.
The balny spring weather. which came
with the clouds Of yesterday, put the
retail dealers In the hun,or to lay in
supplies OF Florida vegetables. and the
cabbage, beets, lettuce and STRAWBERRIES
that came to market In limited uuapti-
ties from the everglades were rapidly
taken at. figures that will encourage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
AFTER ], J.. HILL.
Must Appear Before Legislature
and Explain Our Deal.

ST. PAUL, MIMI. February ia
subpoena was issued by order OF the
Knuleson committee Of the House to-
day directing President ]. ]. Hill to
appear before the committee this af-
ternoon to explain the recent deal Of
tho Great Northern Railway in orc
lands. This committee was appointed
for the purpose Of Investigating the
ore lands transaction between tho
Great Northern Railway and the
United States Corporation. and the
committee will make an effort to as
certain If. under It's charter, the Great
Northern Railway Company has tho
right to deal in ore lands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15


NEW YORK, February s14,-rLoun--Dull
wheat F1our-Dull MISUNDERSTANDING.
Cornmeal--Firm
Wheut---Spot firm. No, 9 red .SStsc, eleva-a
tor. Options as@hc. higher. May. sGHc.;
July, S5hc. Corn-Spot firm; No. 2, 5Sc.
elevator Options Nc net higher. May
closed at 5lAc; July, 53ze, Onts-spot
firm: mixed. 47l.c.
Beef--Flrms Cut Meuts--Stendy; picked
bellies, 1919 a. .1Ac.; picked hams. l2A %
1880. Lard--F!rm; western prime, s1O.05de
5l0,15; refined, steady; Continent. S10.A0;
South America, s1l.00; compound, sS.0sIs@
S.S7,s Pork--F'irm; faml1, $4,000 Tai
3low--Etoady. Petroleum--Steady, Rosin---
Steady. Turpentine--Steady.
Rcc--Stendy ENTHUSIASTICALLY, Sugar---.
Raw. steady; fair refining, 2 3l-32cs, centrl-
fugal, 90 test. 37-lGc,, moleSses, 1880:
refined. stcudy. Cofee--Spot quiet: No, Z,
Santos. Sex; mild, Quiet; cordoya, D412hc.
Futures unchanged to 3 points lower.
I3uttel-Strons; extra creamery, 3Sla4f
Sac; common to cHtri, % q 23c.i hold. COM
mon to- extra, 2lM3lc.; western imlta,tlon,
creamery, tirsts, 236p24c. Choese---Firm and
unchanged, Professionally: brown and mix
ed. tirsis to extra Irsts. 25ia 90 27c.; Western
hrsts. 25Mc, seconds. .4M@25c
Potatues--Stcady and unchanged, Ircights
and enthusiastically but quiet, unchanged.
SCabbusea--Quiet and unchanged, Cotton
seed Oil--Stcady With u fair trade In
futures. Primo crude, T. o. b. mills. 39c.;
prime summer yellow, 4sc; good. off suns.
MGR yellow, 4lE@ dGc.; or summer yellow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
NAVAL STORES.

SPIRITS TUFPENTINE-Firm at roc: re-
cc!pts. Is casks.' Rosn-Tirnl% at $500;
receipts, IS starrels. ar--Firm at $3.50; rc-
Firm at sa.s5@4.5o; receipts, i bnrrels.%
SAVANNAH, GA, February 14.-TuR-
PENTINE--Flrm at TIC: salos, S2o.; res
ceipts. 95 barrcls; shipments. 60 barrels
Rosln---Frm;! sales, :,227 barrcs; receipts,
1850 barrels; shipments, b357 barrels; stock,
7O,11G barrels.
cliARLEsTpN. s. C.. February IA -TuR.
PENTlNE AND ROSIN--NothIng doing.
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DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK. February 1.-THE dry goods
market Is very active In the jobblns houses.
.Fhore are nearly twice as many buyers reg,
istered ut tha Merchants Association as a
year ago In the corresponding week. Large
forward sales Of colored goods are being
made Additional lines OF staples have boon
advanced. Patterson silk manufacturers are
protesting to raw silk dealers against OIL
legged speculative material In Japan.
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Natio,al r. II. OF Mex. cot As tbid). s5h.
New York Central gen. 2l5......... 93B
New J,rsey Central gen. 6s....... 126
Norther Pacific ls...... .......... 102
Northern Pacific IS (bid)1 .......... rex
norfolk Md Western con. 4s........ 0s
Oregon siort Limo refundiss 4s...... %
IennsylvnEa conv. 3ks..I .......... a6L
Reading Gdueral 4s........ ......... OH
st. L. and hon Noun. con. BIS (bid)... 1lpI
st. Louis aid San Fran. t. 4s.... sex
st. Louis Southwestern cont4s (bld).. rs
seaboard Air Zine 4s. ....... 81
Southern Pacac 4s...... ...... seM
Southern Pacifh LIST Is, certhcates... 94M
Southern Railway 5s... ....... 1l2I
Texas and Pacnc lists (btl) lls
Toledo, st. l.. aid West d (bid) ~. s1ss
Union Pacific 4s 1885,
United States sted End IS. ......... 90 :
Wabash lists. i. 1l3iA
Wabash Deb. B Odd TO-
Western Md. As (bd) sly
Wheeling and Lake Eric ISL (bid) S7H
Wisconsin Central e. 81
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r . ! b j
u s. refunding 2s. registered. ....... 1863.
U. S. refunding Is, coupon. .......... 1864
u. s. 3s, registered. ................... 1o2A
u. S. as. coupon. ................... 1o2N
u. s. Old 4s, registered ............... 1o1A
u. S. Old Az. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 101h
U. s. New 49, reg istered. ............. 129
u s. New Az, coupon. ............... 100
American Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. 75N
American Tobacco 6s................ 1loh
Atchison general NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1olk
Atchison adjustment 81 tbld). ....... 9lSi
Atlantic Coast Line Northumberland. 9sM
Baltimore and Ohio 4s......... 1O2h
Baltimore and Ohio shs tbid>. ....... 9cA
Brooklyn Rapid Transit COW. is...... 50
Central OF Georgia ss............... 10
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc foffcred>. 90
Central OF Georgia End Inc. (ofrered).. 70
Central Of Georgia I'd Inc. fonered). Ga
Chcsa pceke and Ohio 4bs (ofrered).s. Jos
Chicago and Alton 3hs tbid). 1sa
Chicago, B. and Quincy new 4s...... %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
Charged with Beating Woman.

Billy CarH a white man, who has
been wanted since November on n war
rant which Eharges him With boating
Sarah Robinson, & white woman, was
arrested yesterday afternoon, ana Will
10 given I; hearing before Justice
Crutchlleld TINS morning Carr WAS an
pretended ms he. was walking through
tho First iAlatke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

Southern spot markets were generally un-,
changed. Some ndvices were received claim
Ing less urgent spot demand, but generally
speaking, the Southern news indicated no
change in Interior spot conditions
Receipts at the ports to-day were 27.757
bales against c7.1I1 last week and 1874
last year. For the week 225,0 900 bales
against 25G,S1s last week and 130.so2 last
year. To-day's receipts at New Orleans
1851 bales agsInst 3.726 last year, and at
IIous ton 126L0 bales against 5.oi3. last year.
Carton futures closed
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BALTIMORE. MD. February IA
TLOUR-Dull and unchanged, Wheat
Quiet; spot contract, 79H17DA Corn
49d51c. Oats--Easier; No o white. 4bk@
AGO.; No. 8 white, 45c. sales; No. 9 mixed,
4Sh 44c. Rye-Flrm: No. g western. do
nestle. y g 7ae.: choice. 7b37se. Butter
27c, DO, creamery. 83Gpa$c.;s do. ladle, Fl a
s2c.; store packed. 10000. Eggs-Firm at
zoe. Cheese--Active and unchangcd; large,
lac; medium. 141sc.: small, l4Bc, Sugar.
Steady and unchanged; coarse graduated
and fine. $500.
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BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. II. I. and Pacific r. r. 4s.... IS
Chicago. H. J. and Pac. r. r. col. SIS. 81
G., c. c. and st. Louis gen. 4s...... 1O1
Colorado Industrial 5s, series A...... 40
Colorado Midland 4s................. 7eM
Colorado aud Southern ~ tbid) $500. Of
Cuba OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1921
Denver and Rio Grande 4s Offered. 06A
Distlilers' Securities 6s................ $685.
Eric prior lien Observation-Disclosures. 97N
Erie General 4s..................... ssN
Hooking Valley AVS tbid)........... 1919
Japan 6s. ...................s. 9sA
japan 0s. end series. Observation-Disclosures. %
Japan AIS. certificates. .............. saE
Japan As. certificates. observation-disclosures. S4%
japan AIS certificates. End series.... s3%
Louisvilc and Nash. unihed As...... 100 y
Manhattan con. gold 4s............... 1909
Mexican Central 4s.................. s5h
Mexican Central list Inc. tbid). rs
MINI. and ST. Louis 4s.............. s2A
No.. Kan. and Tex As (bid) ......,...8 97A
Mo-, Kan. and Tex. 2nds tbld). S4h
Mobile and Ohio Col. TT. 4s.......... 93h
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

J PORT oFHIcHMoNp. FEB IA. 1907.
Y We ARRIVED,
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk, mer-
ch g. ana Ilassengers Old Dominion Line.
landinsg npd Norfolk. merchandise and pas
sengers Virginia Navigation Company.
tfE SAILED n5G
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, NOR
chandiye AID passengers Old Dominion Limo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
Negro Arrested.

Chastine Inward, a nogro, who has
.bccn wanted py the police since Jan
nary OF l9O6l was arrested yesterday
afternoon and placed IN y cell at tho
Il serious hclnIge III Hanover county,
and will be hYld until the authorities
q. q, the county gan be communicated
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Financial.
Financial IS Ts
SEABOARD AIRLINE RAILWAY
Extenoion of Three.Year Five Per Cent Bonds
NOTICE
Now York, F'ebruary Z, 1907. !.


FIVE
lateral
Company
lard W King, i. s5i8aa
According
the bonds
In each
payable May S11)
SAID Nlorsge
the said bonds
MARYLAND before March 1907 At the time Of such deposit
the interest due March 1901 the said bonds Will DO hcd AT the tine
Company Of Baltimore March 1907
sYa a BY X
to
AL
n
authorized
SSs& hs St2&saes THE COMPANY
s.
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STOCKS y BONDS * GRATN * COT7ON
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
Thomas & Rankc sandRra n
SALES,

200 Atlantic Coast Line, com.
l2,4W American Shelters, com.
5000 Amalgamnted Copper 49,.
3,4oo Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun.. pfd.
100 American Cotton Oll.....
American Tobacco, pfd....
American Can .......,......
American Can, pfd.........
0,iW Amer. Locomotive, conn.,.
Amar. Locomotive, pfd...
n4W American Sugar ...........
23,30D a., II. and s. lie, COME.
800 a., 4. and S. Fe, pfd.....
$500 Baltimore and Ollo.......
900 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
100 Canadian Pacific ...........
Loo Chesapeake and Ohio.....
~, 400 Chicago, Mil. and st. Paul
900 Colorado Fuel and 1ron....
400 Colorado South, GOMEZ.
100 Colorado South, 1st rfd. J.
400 Colorado South, I'd pfd....
Clev., Gin, Chi. and st. Il
800 Consolidated Gas ...........
100 Delaware and Hudson...
Del, Lack. and Western.
1860 Erie, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
200 Eric, LIST pfd. ................
100 Erie. I'd pfd. ................
1900 General Electric ...........
II 900 Great Northern, pfd .......
$500 Great Northern Gro Rts. !.
Illinois Central .............
300 Louisville and Nashville.
800 Manhattan ..................
Metro. Street Railway.
1,Gp0 Mexican Central ............
$500 Mo-. Kan. and Tex, com.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
PEANUT MARKET

lReported BY Rodgers. McCaba & Co.)
PETERSBURG, VA, Fob. 14.-PEANUTs:
spnntsh-Marllet flrm at S1.37hper bushcl
firm at AG4Ac. for
fancy stock; q: 64ho. for machine picked:
cEG3Mc. for sholling stock. asS RI.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. ND. February 14-sea-
board Air Line, common and preferred
Nothing doing.
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ON THELOCAL MARKETS

further shipments. sandlrd articles,
such as potatoes. beans, pear, PORK. ETC.,
remain unchanged.
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RICHMOND STOCK BOARD.


Richmond. Va. February a. 1907.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
North Carolina As, C, 1ol0.5... 100 ~.
North Carolina IS, G, 191o.... 12S
Va. 81. Old. C.. and r., 1872. a3 93hs
Va. Centuries. 2-3. G. and r.. a3H 03T
RAILRoADsBONDg.
a. g: I. r. r. Con. TT; Pc. % -.
a c. l.. II. n. Cts. Ind. u.s.. IS -.
Georgia Pac. LIST es, c. 1ses... lls
Georgia. SO. and Fla. 1915. 10
Georgia and Ala. Con, IS. 1876. 1o7
Nor. and West. Ry. Poca. 49,. 50 -.
Pet. Glass B 6s, r. G., 1885,. 1875 -.
Western ~ c. LIST Is. 1914. 40
RAILROAD STOCKS Par
Atlantic Coast Line ''A"..10 lee -.
Atlantic Coast Line com. 100 122 -.
Chesapeake and Ohio NOV. 100 81 -.
Norfolk and Western com. 100 81 -.
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS
American National. .......1oo 1872 80.
Broad reet................z5 80
Clty ....-.s...' 20 80
First National. .......... 100 $50 eel
Merchants National. 100 500
National Bank OF Vn......100 40 80.
State Bank OF Virginla.... 1001G7 ~.
Eank OF Richmond. 100 132 1876
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and MaTine.... 81 -.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Va.-Car. Chem. pfd.. S p. C. 100 1918 1os
Va Carolina Chem. conn.,. 100 "a 49,.
ya.Car. C. Co. Col. Tr. p. c.. os& -.
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week ending February 1lth:
Best steers, 5ls96atc,; mediui to Sood.
4ls95Hc.; common to fair, 3sa d4hc.;Abest
helfers. NC; fair to good. Ia AN common
to fair. az @3Ac.; best cows, az q 4xc.;
common to fair 343Hc.;tiold, }oor COWS.
202.sc.; bulls, 81 @ axe; fresh COWS ind
calves. +26 945.oo per head. Shop. SO c.;
lambs, z Csc; hogs 7g7Ac.; a few txea
prime hogs. 7.4oc.; common, s q 6,
Prospects good for all kinds Of stock.
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lauGSt s1l.Vui lA..os ~ sSt'cS-
Cotton steady; middlingg<11.oo; net re-
celpts. so bales: gross. 1895 bales; stock.
1895 bales. fj
Total dag at all ports--Eet receipts.
eT.757 bales: export to Great Britain, s0.i56
balea: TO the Continent, 1863 balcst stock,
1.117.29s bales.
Consolidated at all ports--Net5 receipts.
.177,431 bales; export to Great Britain. $S,751
bales; TO France. 45.ss5 bales; to the Contl-
nent 3s.9lS bales.
Total since September list at all ports
Net receipts, 7.7s 1913 bales; export to Great
Britain. 2,6S4.05a bales; to France, f0s.90s
bales; to the Continent. 2.s5a,965 bales; to
Japan. 1880 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. February 1f.-cOT-#
TON--Spot closed steady and 1-1sc. lower:
middllng. 1Of-isc. Sales We're 1900 bales
on the spot and 400 to arrive. Futures
opened steady. ranging from 2 points lower
TO 2 higher. The market was narrow the
movement OF cotton showing signs of slack
cninS. Prices sagged about midday to the
lowest and then rallied near the close to
tn chest OF the day. The close was steady,
lIf7 points over yesterday,
Cotton futures closed steady: January,
1905; February, 1906; March, 1920; April.
1920; May. 1927; June, 1927; July, 1898;
August. 1923; October, 1901; December,
o. ~
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80 CIi1NlAN1O V1ttA NAELkN u -
CHICAGO. February 14-Reports of dam
age to fall sown wheat by unsettled v~<her
caused a strong local wheat market to-day.
at the close the May delivery was is01sc.
higher. Corn was up Is 0Ac. Oats showed
a gain of Nc. and provisions We're un-
changed TO 2iaG5 SC.
The leading GuotatIors ranged as follows:
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CHICAGO, February 14-CA1tLE-Res
ceipts about $500 head. Steady b strong.
Common to prime steers, $4@7.G; cows.
s2.75@4.76;E heifers, ;2.a5@6.1o; bhls. se.l5
d}4.50; stockers and feeders, s31435,
aHogs-Reccipts $4,000 head. Market 1Oc.
lower. Prime shipping hogs, s7l2@7.l5;
assorted light, $7.02 @7.05; pigs. $6.t5 al. so:
bulk Of Gales. 1910. Sheep-Receipts about
$4,000 head. Market steady. Sheep, sac
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CHICAGo GRAM arARKET.

g44945Mc.; prime white, &c; prime winter
yellow, sic