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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-19
Daily Court Record

United States Circuit Court of Appeals.
The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals reconvened yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judge
Pritchard presiding and District Judge
Dayton in attendance. The following
cases We're argued:
No. 772-Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, Fairmont Coal Company ct
ex. rel, Pitcairn Coal Company ct al.
defendants I'm error; in error to the
Circuit Court at Baltimore, Md. Con-
tinued from yesterday. Cause further
Bond. Jr, of Baltimore. Md. for the
plaintiffs in error, and by William A.
Glasgow, Jr.. for the defendants in
error, and submitted.
No. 773-United States. ex. rel, Pit
cairn Coal Company. plaintiffs in error,
VS.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. Fairmont Coal Company ct al.
defendants In error; in error to the
Circuit Court at Baltimore, Md Con
argued by Edgar H. Cans and Hugh L.
Bond. Jr., of Baltimore. Md. for the
defendants in error. and concluded by
William A. Glasgow. Jr.. of Philadel.
submitted.
Owing to the indisposition of Judge
Mcdowell he did not sit yesterday.
Hon. Thomas r. Purnell, United States
district judge. of Raleigh N. c., will be
in attendance upon the court to-day.
Cases In Call To-Day.
No. 714-Ida G.: jackson, appellant.
VS.. Henry c. Jackson ct AL. appellees;
appeal from the Circuit Court at Par
kersburg, W. Va. Cause argued by S.
It. Mccormick. of Williamsport Pa, and
McCluer 6; McCluer. of Parkersburg, w.
Va. for appellant. and by William
Beard and B. NJ. Amber, Of Parkers-
burg, w. Va. for the appellees.
William NJ Camp. appellant, VS..
Lake Drummond Canal and Water Com
pany, appellee; appeal from the Circuit
Court at Norfolk. Va To BIO argued by
Robert NJ. Hughes and Peatross s Say
bett of Suffolk. Va. for the appellant,
and by Garnett & Garnett. OF Norfolk,
Va, for tho appellee.
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SHOWS WEALTH of NAT1oN.
Excess of Exports Over Imports III
Month of luuuar1. Slo0S1313l

NEW YORK, February 1S.-The
statement of the countrys foreign
trade in January, given out in Wash
inSton on Saturday, was commented on
In Wall Street yesterday as showing a
record monthly trade balance in the
country's favor. The excess of exports
over imports was 12o.513.131. or &c.,
Il0,010 more than the trade balance in
this eountry's favor in January. 1907.
The figures showed also that a new
record had been made for three con-
secutive months, for in November the
trade balance In our favor was $685.
100000 and in December, sll5,00O.000.
The total trade balance for three
months was thus more than s32s,000.-
900.
The country is getting rich at a
time when it considers itself poor"
said a prominent banker. "The fig
ures show how much can he gained
by economy. They make it obvious
that Europe has no command of the
S100.000.0O0 gold imported in the lat
ter part OF last year"
The value of all the exports for Jan
uary was S2O6,211, 900. within $9ls,00O
of December's total. which was the
largest in the country's history. I'm
ports. on the other hand. We're but
sS5.6aS.000 the smallest of any month
since July, 1905. ana the smallest for
January since 1904. The imports were
S4O,sSs,ooo less than in January, 1907.
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m NOT PAY ENOUGH
FOR GOOD TOBACCO
Foreign Governments, Mr.. Flood
Thinks, Get High Grades at
Prices Far Too Low.
WOULD HAVE INQUIRY MADE
Thinks Chances Good for Passage
of His Bill Providing for
a Commission.
WOULD HAVE INQUIRY MADE
Times Dispatch Bureau,
Munsey Building,
washington. D. G., Fob. is

'0s'H'"oSSus -. 80 - w. 40.
Representative Flood thinks there is
a fair chance to secure the passage Of
his bill for the appointment of COM
mission to investigate the purchase OF
American-grown tobacco by the gov
ernments OF foreign countries.
THE bulk Of the high grade tobacco
grown In Virginia is purchased by the buy
ers for the Austrian and Italian govern
,re.l SAID MIR. Flood to-day. THE
low grade tobacco Is purchased by the
trusts. The foreign buyers appear, to
have an agreement between them by
which they pay almost nothing for the
tobacco. The trust buyers have been
buying almost all the low grade leaf,
and, of course. this has not been bring
ing good prices, though recent prose-
cutions and talk of Investigations have
caused the trust to pay, better prices.
But the high grade tobacco is still go
ing for almost nothing.
ut Is my belief" continued Mr.
Flood. that the buyers for the Amcri-
can and Italian governments agree to
depress prices for the fine tobacco. I
want to learn whether such is the case,
and to learn whether anything can be
done to secure better prices for the
good tobacco. and. incidentally, FOR
lower grade leaf if that is possible"
Text of the Bill.
The following Is the text of Mr..
Floods bill:
THAT commission. consisting of
three Senator'S, to be chosen by the
president of the Senate. and three
members OF the House of Representa-
tives. to be chosen by the Speaker. is
hereby created such commission Is
empowered to investigate the condi-
lions under which the governments OF
foreign countries purchase American
grown tobacco and whether there is
any combination or understanding be-
tween the representatives of said
foreign governments with view OF
depressing the price of American
grown tobacco. The commission shall
report the results of its Investigations
to the Congress. The sum OF $4,000
to defray the expenses of the COM
mission. including the expenses OF wit
nesses and clerical work, is hereby APP
propriated to be paid out of the
treasury"
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BRlTAIS,s BIG DRINK BILL.
\ Years Statistics Of Consumption OF SPir'
IT'S Wines and Beer.

WASHINGTON, d. c., February Is
Ccrsul John n. McCunn, OF Dunfeimlinc.
concerning the consumption of all kinds OF
liquors in the United Kingdom during the
year 1906:
With a total population of 43,G59,12l, the
Urited Kingdom expended for liquors of all
kinds during 1905 the sum of sS09,6S1,S29,
o.. average of SIS per capita. or this
amount 1895. lST3lG was spent for beer
the quantity consumed being 33,Sol,101 bar
rc!s: s253,90l,Sl2 for spirits, or $4,000. 400
gallons: $53.992,95l for wine. or l2,32S 6ol
gallons; s7.2e9.750 for other liquors. or To-
ooc 900 gallons, The per capita expendi-
tules for spirits was s5.S2, beer s1l.35, wine
s 20, and all other liquors : cents.
The consumption of beer per capita in
England, Scotland, and Ireland was 31.4,
8 =, and Il gallons, respectively; of spirits.
0.S. l.6, and ! gallons; of wine, GA 0,S,
and OIL gallon; and OF other liquors. o.,
DOL, and OIL gallon,
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nocKEFELLEms BIG SHARE.
Gets Over Onc-Fourth OF Big Dividend
of Standard OIL

NEW YORK, February 1s.-Out Of
total of s1+,750,000 that will be paid
in dividends by the Standard Oil Com
pany, at the rate of sl5 a share. on
March 18th next, John y. Rockefeller.
who owns % per cent. of all the stock
will get s3,750,000.
Fifteen men own 90 per cent. of the
stock. These in the past ten years
have received in cash as dividends
s3s9,000.0OO. OF this John D.. Rookie
Teller has received $117,000.000.
The profits Of the Standard Oil since
1882, as shown by latest reports.
amount to approximately s900,000.0OO.
of which sum s670.000,000 has been
paid out in dividends.
In the last six years $265,000,000 has
been paid, to stockholders and there
is a surplus shown by It's books OF
$500. 100000 during that time. The net
earnings of the company for the SIN
years amount to something over sio5,-
900 900.
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NEW VIRGINIA CONCERNS

!, Charters were issued yesterday by
IN, state Corporation Commission as
Valley Produce Company Gnc.)
nnia,rlrisonburg. W. III. Sipe; president,
manager, Harrisonhurg; w. II. Van
relt secretary and treasurer, Lilly
Slapital, $4,000. Objects: Selling pro-
uNCe generally.
Charles Leonard Hardware Company
unc) Petersburg. Chas. Leonard
president; r. M. Hobbs. vice-presldenti
y; G. Brown, secretary and treasurer17
objects: Hardware business.
, Lockett-Jenkins Company unc.l
Srewe. Z, F, Lockett, prestdent;.J. F
Jenkins, vice-president; =; 9. yerser
seeretary--all of Crewe, Va Capital
$4,000, Objects: General merchandise
business.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. February 1S.--The cotton
market was rather more active and steader
to-day with the close barely steady. but al
net advance OF 12als points. Sales were
estimated at 100000 bales The opening
was steady at advance of Ear points In
response to steady Liverpool cables cover
ing and Wall Street buying. After In
citasing the gain slightly the market cas-
ell off or points under realizing by yes
terday'sIbuyers and pressure from local.
bears. butts RALLIED again on the light re-
cents, reports of steady Southern markets
ana rumors of revival in demand for
cotton goods from China Buying lid not
become general, but there was fair de-
mand from shorts and Wall Street bulls
while spot people seemed to be buying MAY,
which al times was relatively steady. The
active months eased off q point or two from
The best toward the close under realizing
Southern spot markets reported early wero
unchanged 10 1-lsc higher and exports
ssain exceeded port receipts. while semi
weekly interior receipts were light and the
indications were said TO point TO a bullish
Visible supply statement at the end OF the
week Mall advices from China showed n
considerable reduction. In the stock OF cot
iol, goods at the ports and it is reported
mat CHINA mas placed considerable business
With Southern mills
Receipts of cotton at the ports todov
were 2G,aSG bales against $3.50 last weai,
antt 5s.S3a last wear. For the week 40 0no
pa'es against lTS,GS0 last week and l5S-t4
last year. To-days recepts at Now ~ -
lekns 5,St2 bales against t6S92 last vea,
nna at Houston 1865 bales against II 9ao
lHst year ''-'V
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Yiddlsh Company.

Nine. Kenny Lipzin, who heads the
Lpzin Yiddsh Company, direct from
New York City, which comes to the
ance only Tonight. Is claimed to be
the most famous Notwithstanding ac-
tress in this country. Nine. Lipzn's
work has appealed not only to the Yid-
dish speaking people OF New York City,
but has attracted the attention of and
has been commented on by the repre-
sentative critics Of that city. Sup
ported by an excellent cast, Nine. Lip
Zin will present here for the first time
IN this city THE Orphan" new and
original drama, Written9by a celebrated
Yildish author
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EDITOR MOVES IMPROVING,

PASADENA, CALL February lS-Follow-
ms u consultation OF physicians at the
iiotel Raymond. It was announced this
morntng that the condition of Crosby S.
Ntyes, edltor-ln-chief of tho Washington
star, showed a slight Improvements The
fact that Mr. Noyes retained through the
risht the strength shown yesterday has en-
cournSed hopes for further improvement,
FRANZ r. Noyes, of Chicago son of the
veteran Journalist is expected to arrive TO-
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New Jcrsey cCentral gen. IS Odd -. 12oTs
Northern Pacific Is. ......... 1907
Northern Pacific 3s Odd. ....:...... 20
Norfolk and Western con. As (bid).. %
Pennsylvania conv. s,ss (bidJ 1880. 9aii
Reading General As. 94,.
81. J.. and Iron Noun. con. So toffered) lo1
81 Louis and San Francisco fg. IS. %
st. Louis S'westcrn con- IS (ofered).. 81
Seaboard Air Line As (bd) ......... 40
Southern Pacific AZ Odd. ........... 81
Southern Pacific LIST As, certificates. S9A
Southern Railway 5s,............... SITS
Texas and Pacific lists. Ill
Toledo. St. L. and West. IS (offered) 10
Union Pacific ............... 100
Union Pacific cow As. s4H
United States steel End 5s. ......... IS
Wabash lists. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1O7
Wabash Deb. B toffered). .p........ As
Western Md Observation-Disclosures. 57is
Wheeling and Lake Erie As (offered). TIE
Wisconsin Central 4s.........,. SO
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,rnhnnIco Market.

The tobacco market opened tNlI
week with much heavier receipts, put
VIII the same good prices. More man
,,N,Ooo pounds was sold YESTERDAY. Al Al
The dealers are confident that receipts
Tor some time will be heavy. In ess
are looking FOL, big business III ~ ne
eloslng DAYS OF the week. Alh 49,
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Richmond. Va, February is. 1905
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE
WHEAT
CATTLE MARKETS

CHICAGO, February lS,--CATTLE--R
cctirts estimated at about 1000 head, Mar
keS steady to strong. Steers, S5.2nQpG.lj;
COWS S3N4.75; hciiers. $o.5OGt5.25; bulls.
1925 q $50: stockers and feeders. s2.7om
4.Ij; calves. 52.75U7.0o. Hoss-Receipt,
estimated at about 1000 head. Market
active 10 o. higher, Choice, heavy ship
Ping. sh35I445; butchers, Si.3Oa4.45;
light mixed, s4.250A3o; choice, light, $3.50
q4.S5; pigs. $3.5oaH.o5; bull, OF sales
$4,000 $40. Sheep--Rcccipts estimated a.
about 1000 head. Market steady, Sheep
.5q5.5o' lambs, $4,000. yearlings, $3.50
GD.4O.
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No Compulsory Education.

vote of sixty-two to thrty-eight the House
to- day defeated Aull's bill providing for
compulsory education of children between
thu question of compulsory education for
.his session. The compulsory education
sentiment Is steadily losing ground. Year
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PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. is. /

ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Mobjack. Graves. Norfolk and
Janes River landings merchandise and pas
senSers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Yacht Commodore Maury, Doggett, Old
Point, passengers. flagship of Virginia
Oyster Navy.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
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Dow Nrust Leaye Clty.l

Willard Maxwell was In the Police . Gp'irl
yesterday morning on the charge q ,,,st,e
Ciutchheld ordered the animal 70 pc Killeu
w found Inside the city limits. 81 I,
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Coming of Cnlvc.

In arranging for the present concert
tour of Madame Emma Calve it was a
difficult task to decide upon the cities
to be visited. Her contract provided
for forty concerts and she refused to
consider any proposition to increase
this number to sixty. There are exact
ly 100 cities in the country in which
she could appear. and which would
like to have her appear. To select
forty cities from this number was not
an easy task.
Madame calve is to appear here on
Wednesday,, February 26th, at the
Academy. She will arrive at least
two days before the CONCERT, and will
spend the intervening time in auto
MODELLING and horseback riding, being
intensely fond of both Of these forms
of outdoor sport. She brings with her
specially selected concert company,
which includes Lloyd DAubigney
(Thomas G. Dabney. of Richmond,
tenor: Mile Renee chemet young
l'renehwoman. whose violin playing
won her much notice in Europe. and
M. Camille Decreus. a pianist OF ex-
ceptional technical skill who will rem
der a solo and accompany the great
singer, Seats go on sale to-day
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CucAGO GRAIN MARKETs.

CHICAGO. February ls.-Wheat sold to-
day at Ole, new low mark for the crop.
AT the close the net loss on the May option
for the day was Il 1hc. Corn is up hc.
Cats are off asc. Provisions are up 7HI
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NEW YORK, February Is REEVES
Receipts, l.ssi head. Nothing doing in live
cettle; feeling steady. Calves--Receipts.
20 head Neals s5asoo; culs. 81. In
dana calves, si barnyard and western
calves nominal, Sheep and Lambs--.Re-
ce:pis' 1926 head. Sheen. s5,50qi5o;
lambs. $500 I8o; culs. So Hogs--Re-
cc:pts, e,Gt1 head, None for sale Feeling
firm and nominal: quotations Mn a.. Oh.
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R1cnMoND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, February is. 1905
SALES AT BOARD.


virginia Centuries-3oo at 90.
r., F. and p Div. Obligation-s2oo at
1s...
3 az SO: 2 at SO.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked,
Va as Old C. and r., 1892. SO -.
IA. Centuries 2-3, c. and r.. 80 aoia
CITY SECURITIES.
E.ch City As, r.. 19:o-1oso... ssa aeh
RAILROAD BONDS
a c. l.. r. r, Con. Tr. p. c. Sc -.
a. c. l.. r. r. Gifts Of Ind. As. ~: Go
Georgia Pac. LIST 6s. c, l9?2.. los
Georgia, Sou. aud Fla. 1s+a.. 100
Nor and West. Ry. As. 1895. %
Nor. and West Ry. Poca. 4s... s5
Western n. C. LIST IS. C, 1914. 10:
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coast Line ptd. 100 -. 100
Ches and Ohio. Nov. 100 26s -.
Norfolk and Western coz 100 81 -.
j.. f. and P. Div. Oblig. 100 $50 -.
BANK AND TRUST CO STOCKS.
American National. 100 100 -.
Broad Street Bank. ........ % 31h
Bank of Richmond. .......1o0 l20 -.
First National. lOO 10
Merchants National. l00 500 -.
National Bank of Na......1o0 142 -.
Union Bank of Richmond. 90 $50 -.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine. -. so -.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Amer Tob. ptu. p Ct. 100 ~ -.
Amer lob p. ct. bonds -. G. 80.
Amer Tob. p. c. bonds. 90 Zoe -.
fa,-Car. Chem. pfd. s p. c.loo 50 Sa;!
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ADJUSTMENTS
Academy of Mu.ic-Lipzin Yiddish
Company.
Bijou-"Lenn Rivers,
IdlewoOd-Nild Animal Show.
Two Fine Concerts.


The Metropolitan Grand Concert
Company gave two concerts in Rich
mond yesterday. completing a most
successful engagement. during which
those music-lovlng people who attend
ed were most agreeably entertained.
The program for the afternoon con-
cert was made up of selections from
ballads and was greatly enjoyed by
the audience, numerous encores being
demanded.
At night there was an oratorio con-
cert and the program opened with a
recitative and aria from Handers
Messiah by Mr.. Strong. who was
heard to great advantage in this num-
Der.
Miss Hinkle sang. with verdure
Clad" from the Creation" and Miss
Hussey. the aria 20 Love, Thy Help"
from Samson and Delilah." both
numbers being most delightfully."- rem
dered and heartily encored.
Mr.. Frederic Martin sang "Why Do
the Nations Rage?" from Messiah"
and responded to an encore with
Schumanns ''Wanderer." which dis
played this most capable artists voice
and finished method to perfection.
BY request the quartet introduced
the "Sancto Mater from Rossini's
"Stabat Mater"
The closing number was song cycle
by Arthur Whiting. "Floriana," which
being comparatively light. was greatly
enjoyed, and by contrast served to dis
play the versatility Of the company
Manager Radcliffe deserves the COM
mendation Of the public in presenting
sue hartists of real worth. What
the audiences lacked in numbers was
certainly made up in the enthusiast m.
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NAYAL sroREs.

N6FNII HTOFtTs. ---
WILMINGTON. H. O.. February is
SPIRITS TuRPENTINE--Dull AT 5sc.; re-
eelpls, II casks, Ros!n--stsady al s3i0
Crude Tnrpeniine--Firm at s2,e5q3,e5 ana
$50; receipts. / barrel
sANANNAH, GA. February ls--ruRA
casks, receipts. 1855 casks. shipments. lss
casks Rosn--Firm; sales. 2s.a9i barrels;
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Y. s. refundins IS, registered. $3.50.
). refunding IS coupon. ........
7, 5. is. registered ...............
y. $. Is, coupon. ............
u. $. New As. registered !.............
u $. New Is. coupon. ............
American Tobacco IS.
American Tobacco
Atchison general 4s...........
Aichison adjustment As (offered) -.
Atchison conv. IS. Observation-Disclosures.
Atlantic Coast Line As Odd ......
Baltimore and Ohio 4s.... 1880.
Baltimore and Ohio 2iss (bidi
b.ocklyn Rapid Transit conv is....
Central OF Georgia SIS.
Central of Georgin LIST Inc. (oftered)..
Central of Georgia End Inc. (o:fered)..
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. (bid)....
Chesapeake and Ohio AS. .....
Chicago and Alton Siss (offered). 49,.
Chicago, b. and Quincy new 4s......
Chicago, r. 1. and Pacific r. r. Is. 80.
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY Thomas Branch Bankers and Brokers

SALES:
100 Ais Chalmers ....,........
Allis-Chalmers, pfd......
1900 Amalgamated Copper 80.
American Can .............
American Can, pfd. ....u.
800 Amer. Car and Foundry.
200 Amer. Car and Foun., pfd
400 American Cotton Oil......
American Locomotive 81.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
1850 American Smelling $500.
900 American Sugar .........
American Tobacco, com.
American Tobacco. pfd..
800 Anaconda Copper ........
S,1i0 AtchIson ...................
800 Atchlson. pfd..
loo Atlantic Coast Line......
200 Baltimore and Ohio. 49,.
L, 1S5 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
100 Canadian Pacific .........
Leo Chesapeake and Ohio. :.
200 Chicago Great Western.
T,llo Chi. Mil. and st. Paul. !. J.
CHI. NJ. and st. Paul. pfd
lilO Chicago and Northwest.
Clev.. Gin. Chi. and st. l.
800 Colorado Fuel and IRON.
o,i0 Colorado and Southern.
Col. and South. list pfd..
Col. and South, I'd pfd...
Consolidated Gas ........
$50 Delaware ana Hudson. =.
200 Distillcrs' Sec. Cor.
100 Erie
800 Erie, 1st pfd. ...............
Erie, I'd pfd.
100 General Electric ........
l,N0 Great Northern. pfd. 49,. ]
800 Great Northern Ore ctfs.
900 Illinois Central ..........
30 Int. Metropolitan ........
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pRy GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK, February ls,--The auction
slIes OF dress goods during the day attract
81 about 200 buyers in dry goods market.
P'ices averaged about 40 per cent. under
the lists. Sales OF about 1900 bales OF
Cells and sheetngs, light weights, have
been made to China and Red Sea ports
and export shipments show steady In
cEeGse for the year, Prices on cotton yarns
are easier and trading Is In light volume,
An auction sale OF silks was scheduled toI
TEursday.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

receipts. 1856 barrels; shipments, sos bar
rels: stock, 9s,6ol barrels.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. r. I. and Pac. r. r.. col. 5s.. 62Ii
C.. c. C. and St l.. gen.. As tbid).. 93i:
Colorado Industrial IS, series A...... 40
Colorado Midland As. co
Colorado and Southern 4s...... So. S5i:
Cuba OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1881
], Denver and Rio Grande As (offercd).. %
Distillers' Securities 5s............ 6S
Eric prior lien As. Observation-Disclosures. s2h
Ericc General As. 81
Hooking Valley 4ias (bid). ........... 100
Inter Met. 4hs....... SAX
Jaran As. Observation-Disclosures. IS
, japan AS certificates. s6A
japan 4iss, certificates. end scries.... S5is
Louis. and Nash. Unified As (bid).... ?S
Manhattan consol gold As (bid)..... 90
Mexican Central As. ................ 81
Mexican Central list Inc. Odd. ..... II
MINI. and ST. Louis As ODD ....... ~
Missouri. Kansas and Texas As. ..... 81
Missouri Kansas and Tex. ends ibid 20
Natl r. r. of Mex. As (offered). 81
i New York Central gen. 3izs. IS