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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-05
EXPORTS, Of GOLD
At Feet PRICES.
Nearly Five Million Will Go Out.
This Week
AND PRICES co DOWN.
4 Dlsquleting Piece Of News From Chicago
Til. President VIII Enforce Sherman
Law TO the Very
Letter
Nearly Five Million Will Co Out
AND PRICES co DOWN

The controlling factor in the stock mar.
ket Yesterday was the engagement OF
81. 100000 of gold for export this week. a
prominent broker was quoted as haVlHs
expressed the opinion that call money
would go up to per cent. peIoIe
active money could not be avoided ana ne
thought that liquidation would be forced.
The market opened at about the cioslns
prices of the day before, but soon pesa IL
TO sag and the close was decidedly weak.
There were no sensational declines. put
in almost every instance prices We're We're
lower at the close than at the opening.
Union Pacific sold down from s9ss g 10 'o g
Tennessee Coal and Iron from W 70 9S'
Sugar from 1855 to 1865; Southern Pa e
from 64N to 64A Southern Railway from IRON
80 to 3277s, but the preferred was lioIi L:
changed; ST. Paul from 1885 to 1928 ;
Pennsylvania from 151b to 1903; LOUIS LOUIS
VILE and Nashville from 1o4 to loSss ;,
Chesapeake and Ohio from ASA to 4yts.
Colorado and Southern stocks were qulte
firm and were not materially changed;;
During the day the second preferred sold
up to STA. but went back to 5!ti before
WABASH BIS ARE OFF.
There was very little change in Copper
and Steel. Sloss remained firm, the com
mon closing at SO bid; 81 asked. Consoli-
dated Tobacco As We're selling around oo%,
and We're somewhat more active. Wa aa.:,,,
debenture BIS were weak. and sold down
to 73k4. These bonds We're selling nearly
three points higher several days ago:
If there should be anything like tight
money, the probability is that the market
would go lower. But the New York Fri
bune which is a very conservative paper:
declares that there is an abundance OF
money in New York. and that it will soon
be a drug in the market. The market
was very dull yesterday and the aggre<
gate Of sales was small.
ROOSEVELT AGAIN.
After the market closed the following
Il, Sxx-o rod
by Scott & Stringfellow:
CHICAGO. March ..-President Roose-
Welt has given the railroad arrangements
of the entire country to understand that
the interstate commerce law and Sherman
antitrust law will be enforced to the
letter, says the Record-Herald. The in
formation has been conveyed through
medium of Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, and it is understood that the admins
istration will not favor any amendments
to the law until the present laws have
been forced and the result noted. The
Record Herald asserts that the new order
Of things fas caused CONSERVATION among
executive officials of roads centering in
Chicago. Hurried consultations have re-
suited in decision that all associat tons
and organizations which are in violation
of laws involved must be done away with
and every effort made to show the COM
mission that the roads will handle traffic
free Of all pool agreements or cut rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-05
STOCKS CLOSED
WEAK AND ACTIVE:
Market Was Almost Replica of.
That Of Monday.
SLOW RISE FoLloWEDBY FALL !:
Selling Move Carried Prices Downward BY
Rapid Stages 10 the Lowest Of the
Day-Boad market
Dull.
SLOW RISE FOLLOWED BY FALL
NV Associated Press. !

fBy Associated Tress.t
NEW YORK. March i,-To-days stock
1narko; for the greater part of the day
represented the Tc:racing of yesterdays
upward course in the regular progress OF
taking profits on small turn, which is
n characteristic of Il narrow market. Late
In the day, however, the selling movement
gained Improbable force and carried
prices downward by rapid stages to the
lowest of the day, making the closing ac-
tive and weak.
The market also broudened out consid-
crably in tie late selling movement. and
The dealings were much better distributed
The standard stocks were as greatly af-
fecfcd as some of the minor specialties.
wf1ic!, have lately been so conspicuous in
the market. The growing dirninution
upon the, New York cash reserves seemed
to be tie cause of the rather acute I'M
easfness manifested. The engagement Of
gold for export, announced to-day for
thursdays and Saturdays steamers and
estimates Of others likely TO be made, in
dictate the probability Of an outgo of
100000 or over this week to foreign
shores. The Underwriting Syndicate. of
San Francisco Traction reorganization
called upon its subscribers to-day for Il
20 per cent. payment on Thursday This
means the remittance 10 San Francisco
at that time OF about s..030.00o
The sub-Treasufy had already taken
from the New York money market since
Friday on routine operations So, LOCO.
With the surplus reserves OF the banks
indicate sufficient requirements 20 wipe
out The surplus entirely. Under the aver
age systems of competition. it is also cI-
pected that part OF last weeks decrease
III cash reserves will be felt in this weeks
bank statement The confidence which
has been felt III the continued ease OF
the money market in the face of these
disturbing factors was partly based upon
the belief in Government bond circles that
Government bonds would be offered to
the, trade for redemption in case of any
real need in the money market. As a
matter OF fact, bonds TO the par value of
a million dollars were offered to the sub
Treasury late to-day, for which 81, IL, 40l
was paid in cash. but 1;lis did not seem
20 relieve the apprehension of i possible
money squeeze.
The statement of the Missouri Pacific
for January. showing a decrease in net
earnings Of S521,00 caused an early sharp
decline in that stock and affected the list
by sympathy. offsetting the influence of
various other favorable railroad reports.
notably the extraordinary showing made
by the annual report of the Pennsylvania
Railway.
The bond market was inclined to dull
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MUCH GOLD FOR EXPORT.
Large Engagements Are Announced Ia New
York.
nv Associated Pre-,

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, March 4.-Enga gements
Of gold for export We're announced to-day
as follows:
Lazard Freres, s1.5ooooo; Goldman,
Sachs and Company, $3.50, 10000.
The Lazard shipment will go out In
La Bretagne on Thursday while that Of
Goldman. Sachs and Company will he
sent on the Kron Prinz WILHELM, which
leaves on Saturday.
1t is very likely that Goldman, Sachs
and Company will ship 100000 on Thurs
day and indications point to these addi-
tional shipments on Saturday:
National City Bank, 81, 800 1G0. and Heidel-
bach, IclSelheimer and Company, $1,000
600.
ALI the gold thus far engaged, as we'll
as the two tentative engagement, is In the
form of assay Office bars.
It is estimated that the rate of Paris
exchange prevailing to-day results in a
profit OF about $1,000 on each 100000
shipped.
The gold now on the way to the City
Bank by steamship L'Aquitaine is in
Spanish Alfonsos and amounts to about
$3.50, 600 There is good reason to believe
that the bank has acquired an additional
100000 Of the same coin for shipment to
this country. The gold will more than
likely be shipped to Cuba
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New Orleans Races.
Try Associated Press.)

y &
NEW ORLEANS, La, March "A Sc
ries of mishaps occurred in the hurdle
race to-day Carlovingian bolted over
the outside fence at the third jump. broke
his leg and was shot. Torrean tripped
over a dog as he rounded the far turn
and fell. J. Weber. who had the mount,
broke a collar bone. Robert Morrison
fell at the fourth jump, but escaped Sc
riors injury. Intrusive and Van Hoore-
beck were the winning tavorites. Sum
mary:
First race. mile and a sixteenth, sell
inS-Big Injun go to y first, Crosby
(25 to y second. Maple Oil to 81 third.
Time, las S-4.
Second race, six furlonss. selling-Bcn
EIullum 6 to y first. Sir Christopher u6
to y second, John Grigsby ZIG to y third
Time, LA Ii.
Third race hurdle handicap. mile and a
quarter over five hurdles-Mr. Roose e.
to y first, Eva Moe e to y second. Could
Is to y third. Time. 2:2L
Fourth race. handicap, mile and a SIX
teenth-Intrusive (even) first. Alynheer (5
to y second, Scarlet Lily q to . third.
Time, 1:47.
Fifth race. mile and one halt. selling
DeIoraine a to u first, Silver Coin Is to
s. second. Major Mansir Is to y third.
Time SO.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards. SELL
ing-yan Iioorebeck Is to p first, Pay
The Fiddler a to y second, Lovable @
to y third. Time, LIT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-05
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY The Valentine auction Co.,
Auctfoneers.
ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE
MAHoGANY-FINIsH AND OAK Fur
NITURE. CARPETS, LACE CUR
TAINS, PORTIERE:S. MANTLE MIEs-s
ROR,s GAS RANGE. PALMS AND
RUBBER PLANTS, ETC, AT
no. lois FLOYD AVENUE.

For Mr. J.. p. Williams who is moving
to New York, we will sell at his resi-
dence. No. lGlS Floyd Avenue, his entire
household effects.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH s. 1907.
commencing at 1O:S0 O'Clock.
viz: Parlor-S-piece Mahogany-Finish
Parior Suit, upholstered In silk broca-3
9teife; MahogaEy-Finish Centre Table.
Brass Table, with onyx top: French.Piate5
Gold and Gilt Frame Mantle Mirror.
GILT Reception Chairs, Parlor Lamp Win
hand-painted globe, Fur Rugs. Irish
Point Lace Curtains, Imported Porsieres.
Brussels Carpet. several pieces OF tine
Bric-a-Brac, Silk Mantle Scarf. Parlor
Pictures, Palm and Rubber Plants ana
several pieces of antiques Chamoer-
. Handsome Quarter-Sawed Oak Chamber
Suit. Oak Wardrobe, aii-woot DrugSet,s
Tuffed Couch. Mantle Clock and Figure
Quarter-Sawed Oak Centre T able. Toilet
Set. Rugs. Rird's-Eye Maple Kocker,
Hand-Painted Cologne Set. etc. Dining
roosn--.Massive Quarted-sawed Oak BUT
fet. with French-plate bevel-edge mirror:
Oak Extension Table: oak Cane-Ssass
fonier pattern: Wool Drugget. Alaska Re-
friserator, Lace Curtains, China. Crock
cry and Glassware. et1. HallaEIall PIC R!c-
ing Pitcher. Hall CARPET. Damask Por-
Gas Range. Oil Cloth. Kitchen Safe. etc.
All of the above furniture Is good and
comparatively new. The ladies are most
respectfully Invited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co,
auctioneerS,
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So OH NAIlNlL
TO REP uBLICANlS
MI. Frye Thinks Shipping Bill
Demanded by That Party.
PHILIPPINE TARIFF. MEASURE
Conference Report gu IT Adopted By the
House-Rural Free Delivery
Vas Further Dis
eussed.
PHILIPPINE TARIFF MEASURE
.fRr Associated Press. !

(By Associated EfeSs.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 4-The
ship subsidy bill was further discussed
in the Senate to-day by Mr.. Frye. Notice
had been given by Mr.. Vest tina { he would
address the Senate on the bill, but MT.
Clay explained that he was tinavoidabiy
absent. Mr.. Frye's remarks were de
rected principally to the Republican
Senators.
Mr.. Frye declared that in drafting the
bill now before the Senate he had un-
dertaken to obviate the objections of
those who were friendly to it, and he
added 81 think I have succeeded
After reading from consular reports
giving statistics of American exports, Mr..
Frye, turning to the Republican side,
said:
Il wish to say a few words especially to
Republicans of the Senate He then
told them that he regarded the pending
bill as a logical response to the de-
mands and the principles of the Repub-
lican party. and read from messages to
Congresses by Presidents Arthur. Harri-
son and Mckinley. in which the inferi-
ority of our merchant marine was set
forth.
President Roosevelt had likewise stated
his views in his message to Congress.
Mr.. Hoar gave notice that he would
on Thursday next. after the disposition
OF routine business. call up the bill for
the protection of the President OF the
United States and press it each day until
a vote was taken upon It.
In the House.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The House
spent another day on the bill to classify
rural free delivery service and place the
carriers under the contract system. No
vote was reached, and it is doubtful
whether one will be had tomorrow, as
tile list of speakers is still large. The
fate of the bill is in doubt. although the
prevailing impression is that it will be
defeated. The speakers to-day We're
f!essrs. Smith Dem.), of Kentucky;
Gardner. of New Jersey. and Williams, of
Mississippi, in favor. and Messrs. Ian
DIES, OF Indiana; Maddox. of Georgia. and
Hill, of Connecticut, against the meas
ure.
Mr.. Maddox predicted that il the con-
tract system was established in the
South negroes would carry the mails be-
low Mason and Dixon's line.
Before the debate began the conference
report on the Philippine tariff bill was
adopted-13s to 100. The vote was on party
| lines, with the exception of Messrs. Nc
Call, of Massachusetts: Littlefeld, of
| Maine, and Heatwole, of Minnesota. who
voted with the Democrats against the
| adoption of the report.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-05
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, March 4.-Thc cotton market
and continued to rise after the call on urgent
demand from shorts. active foreign buying and
support from the room bull element. frmer
Liverpool cables then looked for and compnra-
lively light port receipts. Moreover, private
advices from the South told OF frn,cr and
large scale set in later, aud slowly but surely
the whole list cased or While there were oc-
casional sharp rallies late IN the day, the scr.
eral course of the market after the first bulge
was downward with couseryat tive operators &C.
tive sellers for profits The official repor Is
from Southern spot markets save advances OF
ments gave a loss Of about 10000 bales IN port
stocks FOR the day and a loss as well in In
the day were something tover-l0, 600 Exports
for the season thus far now show VOC me net gain
over the snme time last year OF i3s, 600 bales.
prices net 4 points higher to 5 points lower.
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FLOOD SITUATION IMPROVING.
southern.,s Losses Very Heavy, aud Gap
Still Without Tralus.
(Br Associated Press.

Chattanooga, Tenn, March 4.-Of-
fetal reports received at the railroad
headquarters here shows that the situa-
|, ton in the flooded district is improving.
The Southerns loss between MorristOwn
ard Asheville will aggregate from 5000, 900
10 SEC, 600 to roadbed and bridges alone.
THE loss by delayed and annulled trains
and cutting off Of all passenger and
freight traffic since last Thursday will
& . very large. About 900 men are repair
Zig the road and bridges on the Ashe-
yille branch.
There is still a gap Of 80 miles between
Marshall, N. c., and Del Rio. Tenn, witll-
GU! railroad service.
The Atlanta Division has been opened
between Atlanta and Macon and Column
bus and NicDonough. O nthe Alabama
Division trains are running regularly.
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TWENTY MILLIONS.
Brown Brothers aud Company Call for Big
Sum Of Money.
fRv Associated Press. )

Ioy iAsSoci1Eeu Z TcSs.J
NEW YORK, March 4.-Brown Brothers
and Company, head of the underwriting
syndicate which has undertaken to re-
organize the leading street railway lines
Of San Francisco. have sent out al
lotment letters, calling for a payment
OF 20 per cent. of the whole, about $780,
GG0.0nt on March 9Th.
A representative of Brown Brothers
and Company SAM that special pains
would be taken to meet the demands OF
the syndicate without disturbance to local
money conditions. It has been arranged
to make payments by transfer through
the sub-treasury, but In all probability
not one dollar Of the S20,000,00O involved
will actually cave this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

r n THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
L CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY
OF POWFIATAN. ON THE 9TH DAY.
OF FEBRUARY. 1902.
Frank p. Jones. Plaintiff,
Laura s. Jones. John H Jones. Jr.. and
Edward r. jones'. defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to partition
in kind or by sale. if necessary. among
the parties entitled. two certain tracts
of land lying in Powhatan county, v a. to-
wit: One of 100 acres and Is designated
as lot No 9, on a plat made by J. ..
Reynolds surveyed and filed in the clerks
office of said county: and one other tract OF
125 acres, and is designated as lot NO. i.
in a plat made by W. A. Brown. county
surveyor. and fled in said office, of which
Charlotte Jones died seized and possessed
And an affidavit having been made and
filed that Edward r. Jones. one Of tina
defendants Is q nonresident of the state
of Virginia. it is ordered that he do apt
pear here within fifteen days after due
publication hereof, and do what may be
necessary to protect his interest in this
suit. And 1t is further ordered that q
copy hereof be published once week for
four successive weeks in The Times. u
newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond and that 81 copy be posted at tho
front door of the courthouse of this county
on the first day of the next term of the
County Court.
a cOpy-TeSte:
JAMES A. TILMAN, Clerk.
Julian Bryant, p. q.
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WILL BE NO WAR.
White Star and Cunard Line TO Come Into
Agreement Later.
iEy Associated Press. !

tEy Associated Press.l
NTW YORK, NIarch According to
the Commercial Advertiser, the various
steamship lines plying between this
country and Europe have come to an
agreement. and although the White Star
and Cunard Lines are not signers to the
agreement, it is denied that they are
preparing for war.
The White Star and Cunard Lines will
later come into the agreement. The par
ties to the agreement are the American.
Hamburg American, North German Lloyd.
Compagne Generate Trans-Atlantique and
Red Star.
Both the White Star and the Cunard
Lines had been given until February
2sth in which to signify their intention
OF Joining the combination. The agree
ment went into effect on March LIST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-05

NEwSYoRH.S March COFFEE-Thc market
for coffee futures opened steady with prices
points higher, and after the call turned firm on
very firm European market news and a bnlish
estimate from Brazil for March Rio and Santos
156a20 points lower. Total sales were 9o.250
bags. Spot Rio. easy; No. Z invoice. 5Ac.
mild quiet; Cordova. Sf12c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-05
CATTLE MARKETS

CHICAGO, ILL, March 4.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1000 head, including 300 Texans
steady: good to prime steers. nominal, $6.O5M7;
poor to medium. s4@6 50: stockers and feeders,
S2.5o@53o; cows, $l.25G525; hcifers. S2.5o CG
calves, s2.50dG.25; Texss-rcd steers. S4.GO@
500. Hogs-Receipts today, 10000 head: to-
morrow % 900 head; left over, 5000 head:
bulk 5I1Gc lower than early yesterday; mixed
and butchers, $5.s5@6.35; good to choice heavy,
sc. esq .5O rough, heavy S5.eo@6.15; light,
Receipts. $4,000 head, steady. Lambs, strong
10 loc. higher; good TO choice wcthcrs, $4.T5@
525: western sheep. S4.60@6.15: native lambs,
S3.IJ66.50; western lambs. SJ.50GL6.60.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-05

In execution OF certain deed of trust
from William Smith and wife. (coiored1
dated November 2, 1886. and duly record
ed in the Henrico Court in D. B. 1s2 =
page 23S default having been made IN
the payment of the note secured therepy
and at the request of the holder OF SAID
note, 1 Will proceed to sell at public auc-s
ton on the premises. on
MONDAY, MARCH 10. 1902.
at $50 o'clock p. NJ,
the real. estate above mentioned. consist
ing of q certain lot of land. with Frame
Dwelling and other improvements there.
on. lying and being in the county OF
Henrico. Va. near the city of Richmond.
and bounded as follows. to-wft: begin
ming on the south side. of Darlington
Street. at a point of 30 feet east of the
east line of Tulip Street, (Which Is err
roneously called In said deed Turpn
street, thence running. eastwardly along
the south side OF Darlington Street and
fronting thereon Az feet. thence run
ming back between parallel lines 1h5 feet.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay cost OF
executing this trust. an taxes 20 day OF
sale, and the sum of $50 the amount or
the note secured by said deed. with IN
terest thereon from November 2 1885, and
the residue whatever that ma yhe at six
and twelve months. evidenced by nego-
table notes with interest added and SCI
cured by a deed of trust.
r. G.. MOSELEY. Trustee.
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CASH 'quotatlons were as 1VIIoWs: TOUT
steady. No. 3 spring wheat, IiH @I4Ac.; no.
45Gl47c.; No.. 3 white, 43@45Sc. No. 2 rye,
5sk @59c. Fair to choice mailing barley. Goa
ern. $1.69lE. Mess pork. per barrel, $1515@
1890; lard per 100 pounds. s9.2oGa22!t short
ribs sides Ooose), ss..0MS.S5; dry sated Shout
(boxcd) $S.55GS.65. Whisky, basis Of high
wines, S1.3l. Butter, firm; creamery, 1s@2Gtac.;
dry, 1SG2Sc Eggs, weak; fresh. 22c. Cheese,
hrn1 1oN G12Ac. Receipts-Wheat 81. 600
bushels; corn. 100000 bushels; oats, $4,000
bushels; hogs, 10. 600 head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-05
RAIV1MoRE MARIiET.

BALTIMORE. Nd. March 4-FLOUR-Un-
changed. Wheat dull: spot contract, S1A q
S2c.; southern by sample. ISMS3aac. Corn,
dull; spot and March. 43s@65c.:. Southern
white corn, 6i@661ac Oats. steady; No. 2
white, 400 &c. Rye, dull; No. nearby CSC.
Sugar, cheese and butter. firm and unchanged.
Eggs, frna and higher, 2G@2Ic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-05
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, I'LL, March 4.--Trade in grains
to-day was exceedingly dull, but the tone WAS
somewhat firmcr; corn strength helped other pits
corn. Sc. higher. and May oats, &c. higher.
Provisions closed unchanged to shade higher.
The leading futures ranged az follows;
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FAVORABLE REPORT.
Military Comm .tse Approves Fredericksburg
Park Bill.
.tBy Associated Press.>

by ASSVtiuIeUs FtesS.J
WASHINGTON, %. c.. March Rep
resentatiye Hay. of Virginia, to-day ser
cured favorable action by the House Com
mittee ON Military Affairs on the bin Of
Representative Jenkins. of Wisconsin for
the establishment of a National Military
Park at Fredericksburg, Va. on the sits
of the historic battlefield. The bill ap-
prepriates 100000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-05

MOBILE, ALA.-John Tucker was
murdered yesterday at Familton's Bluff
by an unknown negro. Tucker. who has
relatives in Detroit and Montreal was
engaged in farming on a large scale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-05

EAST LIBERTY. PA. March 4-CATTLE-
Steady; choice. s6:40G6.50: prime, .s6.oo@6.4o;
SO. 60@670: mediums, $6.75@6S0; heavy york
crs. S6.5o@6.60; light workers. $63O66. 40
pigs, $5:I5@6; roughs $5M6. Sheep-Steady
best wethcrs. s5.35@5.50 culls and common,
s2@3.5o; ycarlings, S5@5.75; veal calves,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-05

SAVANNAH, GA. March 4.-TURPENTINE-
Firm, 40lac.: receipts. sos casks; sales, 115
casks; exports. $50 casks. Rosin-Steady; re-
ceipts, $sS barrels; exports, 1000 barrels.
Quote: a: 3; G. D. S1.30; =: s1.35; r, s1.4O;
G, S1.45: II. 81. so; I. Sits; X. $2.35; NJ SITS;
n. Sc. so W G. $3.50; " W. $3.50.
Z CHARLESTON, S. c.. March 4.-TURPEN.
TINE AND ROSIN-Unchanged.
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Confirmed by seua.e.
nv Associated Press

WASHINGTON, D. c.. March THE
Senate to-day confirmed the following
nominations
Postmasters Virginia: William o. Nus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-05
GRAIN AND corToN ExcHAyGE.
PEANUT MARKETS

NORFOLK. VA. March 4.-PEANUTs-Quiet
fancy, 3@Slsc-; strictly prime, &c.; prime, 21s@
2%c. Spanish. re
PETERSBURG. VA. March 4.-PEANUTs-
virginians-Ac;ire at 3hc. for best stock.
Spanish, 72!hc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-05
CHASE BROS, piANOs-HACKLEY
PIANOS

Owing to large shipment OF new stock
from our factory. prices on all slightly
used Pianos in our store viii be made ex-
treuaely low for the next ten days. pon.s
faii to call and see the bargains.
CHASE-HACkLE.Y PLANO CO,
6Ga East Broad Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-05
LYNcHDUpG TOBACCO MApKEr

Lynchburg, Va, March 4, 1902
Receipts of tobacco for the week are heavier
than they have been for several weeks, but the
quality Of the offerings is not satisfactory n
large majority of them being Of the common
grades. Prices remain high.
The quotations follows:
/ MARINE 1NTELLIGENCE.