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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31


last few minutes O rally set In ich was
Sstll&in progress at the close.% Sentiment
ma turally left q # MI h low YER, ex tremely
nervous and apprehensi III " llSs5
The Evening Post says 4: The stock Ex--
5change passed {! through q Era the Srnco y.
Portable fve-h our peri cd too ay,f1A II the
opening prices for.S several tsf s tocks fell,
abruptly abrupt heavily BY noon there was
general recovery, L allowed ~ however by
rome wed weakness lin the hour before the
close. Low prices, t touched cat u different
parts OF the day5in3 different Sstoc ksS ma rk-
ed suoh declines ms 1 " IN PA c hlson, ~
Baltimore and 4 Ohio. ~ in st y Paul; J =
sinlErie. az In N ey x or< Central .t N
Pennsylvania, 2H lin Southern Pa ciflc, Sl4s
lii Union Pacific and y In Steel pre-
The character Of the stocks tn which
sales were largest and the &de cline most
severe sugges ted q that ome one x was
realizing on the best Of his holdings to
protect others. Naturally under such cir
2cumstances, profession bears 5'5s3 were
actlve.58T The market 5f9 closed uncertain,
though with prices generally ;someW ,ns.
above the lowest @ flf{,
ST There was S5little news. Foreign st ock
5marke it, made "a better showing, 81 London
especially improving throughout it's list
sSf chi money touched 8 per cent. In the
closing hour here, but foreign exchange
remained unchanged. SS es8
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\ COTTON MARKETS..

ID NEW YORK, N March so.--The cotton
market opened weak at O. decline of 3Qs
points, and while 4at first the new crop
smotnhs showed some little steadiness,
ruled generally. easier under Liquidation,
and short selling unit lB.i mid AFTERNOON
when, with prices 8@0o points. below Sat-
urday's closo, there was some profit AK
ing. which brought about a partial rally
a net decline 5of 40l6 points,
The most important, feature IN the
future {Swea kness was the showing made
by the Liverpool n,arket.2At the time
OF the New Y ork opening Il the English
market was &3G6 points lower. with spot.
scotton64 points i lower. Us The foreign weak
ness, according .totpriyate ca bles. was due
to fears regarding New England strike
5procpests gg 81 hehehtra misunderstanding
PROSPECTS a and the labor situation was
also1tl factor In determining local senti-I
tmenta Another Influence In the decline
the day We're . 2S,sll5 bales against 1l,7o4
bales last year with the estimates for res
Sceipts at leading ports to-nlorroWj were
heavy, particularly for New Orleans
where about 1850 bales are expected
sagainst 1854 bales last year. The esti-
ma tes for Galveston and Houston were
less depressing. but the weather. news
was averaged up ms favorable to farm
work y and Liverpool showed continued
weakness closing 3aG8M points lower,
Exports for the daySwere heavy and Mt
the lower level OF the day. This encour-i
aged proflt-taking by the shorts.
I otal sales for futures estimated ct 100,
900 bales. 8 "
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SALES. II HI 5SsS9 "
Il 100 A1ner lcnn Con com .........s..!s
" 100 American Cht pfd. .,t..s
L 800 American Cotton OH cotti.."...S
1900 American Locomotive com ......l
a 8OO American, locomotive pfd......5
a 200 Anaconda I. |. ]. !. /. ], .......,
81 6D0 gAmeric can Ca and Foundry....5
1900 ri American Sugar !. ,t... .....,s..s
5000 "a. 7. and snilte re cotn......!2
H160O Il AHS I. L, and Sante Fe pfd........6
/ 5400 Ar11algamated Copper.si.. ......l
/ 900 Bal fillmore and Ohlo..... ....,...l
q 70OO Brook nS r pid STransit........'
5000 Canadian Pa flC. u. q. ...t....t...
5000 Chesap Ike and o...t.......
ss1OO Canada ID Sc uthertl. .....,....s....(
NJ 900 Colorado Southern 4 oi1l....,i..
\ 600 A Coloral D Sou them tst pfd..t...!
q 800 Colorado Southern ID pfd ......s
8S500 Chicago, Mil. and st. Faul.....5
2340O Chi. 4, r took 1sland and Phc......
\ 1000 Colorad D j Fuel and Iron ,....... !.
4 5000 " Chi agO Great NVesteril,........
900 C.S, .C.,,% On and St. Lotlls..........
/ 1000 consolidated Gas. .........i
d $500 d delaware and Hudson ..........l
y /, Lack and NVesterr.........
5000 Erie com J. ~. ......
d 200 Erie E1sts pfd
n 900 Erie I'd tpfd...... .............
1890 General Dlectric....... ...........
5000 Illinois Central. ...,.....s.. ......
3{1100 Leather ". .........!
4 $500 d Louisville and Nashville........,
1000 Manhattan ..........'
\ 1900 Metropolitan .............
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\ RICHMOND STOCK MARKET. y.
Richmond \ Va, March 80, 1903.
Virginia Centuries ,ooo at 81 ~

Virginia Centuries ~, 900 at 81 Y
Fs STATE sECURITIEs.iS Bid Asked
Va ves; s's new, 9. and Pr, 1sss,..:ssl3 Elk
va Centuries, 42-s,S sand R: Of A ft92
54RAILROAD| BONDa IN U VI
AZ G. L. R. n. Cor. Trust ~. ", @ s.
Georgia Pacific 1st 6's. g. 1928. 12o
ssseorgIs. asd Ala G9a: IS 1ssS 3dS
N Sot and w. Ry Pocahontas 9 $. !. 90
65ssS .s 81 B
sou A q 3 BoV Gon Is 81 ~ 1885, iss5 SIX
sS.SsA.&L. Collateral Trust 6's.. 102
s'rOC KsS Par n y
Atlanta and RI iSSg 1 1ss
Atlantic Coast Line com. *. 1oo 1SS 44s.y.
SN iSors it and nd Nv Western co n 1oe g
Sea- board Alkaline com,,.....l00 2a,1aaI9 2lh
Ssollt ilern Railway pfd:....,. lo0 80
bern Railway COM. 100 i 81 49,. n
q lBE,ANK8AND8TRUsT cos. 3S
American National 100 125 5, .Ts3s.,.
Broad Street Bank q 2 Ss
m iSS ., g
M 1ss. Soiitan BANK OF Va: Is
ational 1 1SS a aSS lso
R Eo9,tsara S Trasf 100 i IL lis
INsURANCDN8C COMPANIES. ms n.
VI Fire and Marine 8 81
4NISCELLANEOU6 . sS1
American er sIocomo tive I'D lSS 90
Va. Car, Chem Id. Is p. Of. 100 l24& l2S
Va Carolina Chem. com lgo 81. W = @ " AZ
Car. Chen!8 Cola 3 ": sl0O
II BALTIMORE 5sTo CT ID ARISET.
BALTIMoR1l.AI Aiapsha s1o@Attlantio
Coast Line common ano lpreierr es, ,aI,
SS$$5% Dc, preferred ~ seaboard 81 1s
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS '

!, Chicago, M. and st Paul gen. I!
Chicago and {NorthwesternIc COM Z g. 131 y
Chicago Rock Island and Pnc. X. s,...$ l05 vi
O. CsSCS and St,TLoiils gefi,@4 d. Il. I. l00A
Chica rs Terminal IS s21h
CoIorn n and Snit hert1 N. 80 Nh
Dehversand RIO Grande 1. y. X eSN
Esrie q Genarai h. II. IS IA
Fort Worthsnnd Denver City LIST q. &. /. 1921
louisville annd Nash. Unified "A, 81. ]. " 99R
Manhattan Consolidated gold 4 1921 o.
Mexican Central 8. .s e 4
Minnfnnd ST. Louis 4s !. !. ". 4. 1914
Missouri Kan. and Texas 20
New ork Central gen. S!h l03 M
New Jersey Central gen. 6's. 30 y.
Northern Pacncl4 l029N4
Northern MI Pacific 3's..,.: 2 ,.s
Nor folk and Yves tern con- 9s as3
Reading General 4s...... ~. ......... Il. 96N
ljst.s u. and Iron Mountain con- 6s...... IL
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TOBACCO MARKET
{ Rfchmond. Va. \, March 30, 100

Y 35i Richmond, Va. |, March q, q 100. E5
81 The tobacco market for the week end !:
ing March 27t III closed at bout the usual
on sound 3tobnc cos. The heavy
ofsthe week have had q tendency TO keep
the farmer from delivering, and the breaks
have been lighter than usual on this8ae
count. "a a large percentage Of da mayed
and prices are lower on this class, While
we have an I've mar k etia t full "a ota-
tions on good, sound sun cured tobaccos.
h Total amount sold ut I. four Iva rehouses
during the week N 224, 70. pou nds. & Total
amount sold up Il o. date. {, 675, 772 pounds. 4:
sEE O1intatinnH arehha oNa ~ Il
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u. 8. refunding Q 81 clustered lo6 \
u s. refunding 2s, coupon. =
q s gistered \. \. /. 4. 1o71
a. COUP On v. I. \. +. .., !. ~ 1881
-! Nav 4, RED stored \. Z. .. y. 1851
us. New, s, coupon y. z
$U. s. old A s, egistered. 1loa
Old s, Il \. . !. Ills
Tr$ & rag !. \. I. I. J. !. 1881
Ill & corpo1l 1031
Atch,son general Is 4. i. !. \. !. \. n. 101R
$htchisni, diiistmentR4s q, :, 90
Raitin,ere and Ohio b s. 1ol
Rnitimore and Ohio 311hs' i. Y. %
aim nd Ohio Conv, Si J. 101
,o III "a Z i. :. log
Gentrai Of eorein IS :. /. 1917
Sentra ar Georrn lat Inc :.
S1i,asa non Ia and Ohio Az :. I. !. 1903
5Ghinn - ~ Alton 31h' 8, (. Z. +. 75k
Chicago b. and Quincy eW 8 ", W
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an. q md san FRA y sco I. n u
{st,SLouis Southwestern 1st N. % e
lSt Louis southwestern I'd, So. ....E Il y.
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass 4's e n
$SSsssf% u
Toledo, ST.. q and Western z z =
Union Pacific ~! ~ p
WR!S n PeHas cony.
M MsSasR s S.
West Shore I. d %
WISCONSIN Central s. &. \. 9oN
continental Tobacco 4's..... 81 y
COLORADO Fuel S'
Rock Island 841
Pennsylvania %
M and % "a collateral trust II s 4. y 92lA
Central Of Georgia I'd Inc. (. g ~
Vac Carolina { Chemical Co. com. I. Y. ". 81 *
SVa- Carolina Chemical Co, pfd .........., 124 NJ
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Million DolIa,ir, Q . ou,ratior

st IA tS K ByS Associated Press E
SS DOVER, DEL, March &c. - Tho Fld(
Naval a Stores, Lumber and Land. 4 G
.pany, II OF ~ cksonville. ri E, I TO purol
lands, etc., In rs Florida &. a nd elsew.h
capital 81 900 900, II day fled "a certiA,
or lncorporatlon here. Z 4,
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THE CLOSE: "a 81 y,
The close was Swea K. with a disposition
to give way on moderate pressure. check.
ed Ito some extent by 4 the covering Of
shorts. The market generallyawtn a (; very cry
news like !, the sett lement of the New
Haven question, while 1T became weak on
|, ~, ron II . n cy5 N I'd 38l}
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9 fssfi coWs scis hstn
agsst ssteers, l05S g tlol tidsI sayettge
sSss aStiisS. s. sS
1lhs,s,SBtrd
S Sae}he sNle 81 10 ssid oRD bat4h
ers Az Second Mark 81 private a "a
,ii sss hs ssa5a e sss3s
3707N Oh 8shoat [, hing 70 t9 100 pounds,
s EH Ss,i souAt hNSf! f2sHs 81 ~
Ing aa S,0 eSmnsf y fslf
81 sgp'aE aimss slsf'
IL Nfreh 90 * ATT e r. "
5Ir!ne Steers, baS,So. poer medium 4
Is. s0l4. rs a, lockers and feeders eS:76@p
5s ss;fssGsa
ss.bas7b il; Texas.fed steers q 6aI fiosss
s5,oo0 head left over head bgl 2,
s Ges s3 sS5GuStd ans
\; sSS
seiptg 600 as snd lsntRSs n.
$50; native lambs 50@7. 65. 4,
1DAsT 3 uFFA Lo March /, 2o-.
CA1TLE-B,ltehers lol6o. h y y
81 % heifers, s. 1904 q; s q
fresh COWS and sprirgsrs good ,toE yliy ,c
fcss lover. Tops, s7.5oY rs comm On ITO
l14o; yplgs t71697.i Isl stag Is. 509o N sheen
ana .gtroI,g her,
SS66o@7, 80: western, &. 30 earl ings
s1@7 81 ssgs 81 she.e 81 s s9p mixed
S.3 NEW q DIRK, March BEEyEs--ss
4.60 m cows, 81. 5004 Ca Ives 600
75c e i. t 4e a. g
Hogs Market 4OQ l6Oc. lower. Pennsy Iva
MIA and Stays HI gs, 81 1907, 6O.
55 CINCINNATI. ss B.. N M arch " H oGs
Active ut ss@745 : Lover e y, az g 800
400. 4 Sheep IS trorlg OF s. Is G6. Iambs5--ss
Strong at $4.76@7. Is l%
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SYN IN Union Pacific. il I'll
he course Of these two stocks had al
detrimental effect on the market genSs
orally. an did also renewed depression
IN New York Central, Pennsylvania and
st. Paul. a revival of previous reports
Forty-second Street started fresh selling
of. New y rk Central on the theory TINT
~ further stock issue would be necessary.
b This selling carried tho price to tho low
est point since january. 1901. Apprehen-
E sion. Of strikes affected the United States
Steel issues, and liquidation in various
n parts OF the list was nother element of 4
weakness.
The Commercial- Advertiser SAYS Pro-
e fessional sentiment was undoubtedly still
pessimistlc on the market position in zen
seral at the outset this morning, But 1t
was divided as 10 whether or not some
Stmoyement Of prices during the early deal
21ngs, conforming to- these conflicting
Views. was extremely Irregular Some
1 don market sum Client TO encourage arbi-
TRACE houses on this side to buy rather
freely. Our market; however. opened ,,un-
apriced railroad issues the Steel shares
were also noticeably weak on he thraat-
Aened strike In the structural iron trade.
the the general list than It was during the
latter part OF last week. Attemnts e
cover short contractssat TIE lover , level I,l
NV q va above Saturdays final level. The ex-
scellents February statement OF the IS.
Paul yompal,y had something to do with
the improyehent On the other hand, the
hanks lreporkG the. rather heavy loss OF
ii, ioO, 900 at fne Treasury since Friday,
and this vas used as an adverse factor
an the specula ton. . ~ { La
THE market on the whole preserved q
fair degree of strength up to the Anal
hour. at that time a fresh onslaught was
made against New York Contra! and Penn
ssyJsania. which disclosed extreme weak
6wed 'by heavy selling In other quar-
ers.'Tunder which many OF last weeks
INV prices were exceeded, brief furry
cal money pnde a.r W nsnf me rare rose
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Il TERsBURG$TOBACc MARKET
.j Petersburg, Ya.,t Ma rch. 80, 1903 s3
1.-THE n,,ota tinns for this mn rk et are n

Com mon Is medium lug Is I. \. s. ooa; 400
Good Jugs . (. :. 0O(D 6. 90
Poor short leaf 2. Z. 600 $50
Medium al ort i lea . y. r. Z. 0O6D f7.5O
Medium to good wrappers. =. 10 GOA is. 100
Good to fine wrappers. Z. :. s. 00Gp rs. 90
Fine shipping $500 10. 90
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WALL lE Rect GOSSIP
Steel Lower on Threat Of Strike-Legl si
latlon Affects Southern Pacific.
LsneS:Inl to Tha rlmcs. pIspatch. s.

af- ldllOlI fNucCkS oOuktlClI| Y uNltlSs ~ 3k
(spe:Ial to Tho Times. D!spatch,) Y
NEW DIRK, March SO.-The opening
Of the stock market was generally Lowell
as the favorable statement OF the banks
did not seem to have brought out any
hsae 9sasri s ss
Presumption OF professional pressure In
some of the high-priced, stocks, There
tho hDs labor stuaton ndeated
by the attitude OF the structural steel
workers. Manhattan showed a better
tone on the improved labor situation.
u s. STEEL PED. LOWER;
United States Steel preferred was lower
the strotana s,e1 n and
cipai bear interests would not be unwill-
Ing to see a decline there In order to
stimulate outside liquidation,
PENNSYLVANIA: ID
pa n4S senF !" RSsnns 81 e
sa sse soss 81 81 1 ss d SSs
were being used In the bear carr
AalALaAMArHp coPPkk -
of some difference with
and the mines be Is supp
hut rallied quickly epou
look ms II the story had
to accumulate stock.
thought that further liqu
probable, except In the
eral and severe break In
claimed that the demani
was tro0d.
SOUTHERN & UNION
" There Is some reason
the holders Of block o
almost sufficient to sw
the Union Pacific hold;
by the court. have not
TO. either party. The
held by the banking
associated with the
& on
A bid or 24 per q
lend nf Baltimore
ID. This presuma
'ody thought
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2BULLIsH ON SUGAR:
A Lower Wall Street was moderately bull
ishs on Sugar. but the trad did not seem
before the Treturn&of Mr. IIavemeyer.
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6yanced h but may also have been Sdlrectedl
towards encouraging buying Suf the stock.


EUNIoN AcIFIC3 81 ST. PAUL.
4ss At least one of the leaders 8of the w est
ern cliquewas credited with .nke =!
Ely85 In Union Pacific and ST. Paul. Els
Influence however, 7 was not ira ceaol IN
Brooklyn Rapid Transit and tErie, where
gitsmight have been expected.
FAFsTERNOON #TRAD1NG: !.
sSs In the early Afternoon the mar r,se
showed ID rather uncertain tone ana I, d vas YES
no sac actye look.
led as IL the Waldorf Astoria g owd was was
Sstill35willlng to- speculate IL on the snort
side and was testing the market r. f0e
considerable. IA ;33i$ II VIZ III $Sss
WABASH w ISSUES: ga n Il I'll I.
Ths athoush
ably few supporting orders from r. ntn !,
effect Ct the nohd Z ISSUE as ~
announcements ati#Present.&a ana 9a some
scattering long stock came to market.
NEW YORK CENTRAL: ell . 4, \
York Central's new stock issue seems to
be ex pected s in a595 usua y FORMED
quarters, although rights are not. the at
tractlve bull! argument tney Ised d,o g ?, oe'
$ket effect 7Fii FL sj35l SSES8
SOUTHERN tPAClFIC8S SOLD OFF:
B Southern Pacific was lined to- sell on
In the afternoon, and the BALANCE OF the
View that any important independent In.
Sterest wlll8'co-operate with the pool.
IS said, however that part OF the Croker
and that this Interest would not be UNI
willing to- accept some cognition from
the present control. n
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Seaboard Earnings.

The following is a cot
atatement 81, The aPproSimatts
third week In March
i5ss5 Week ending March q, 1900, $278a
1928, TEA ;$increase, $48. 708. Three wei
ling March 20. RI 1903, $500. 1903; 1902.
increase, Il $50. 260. 5ss July LIST to Il MI
1905, 50, 057, 317; 1902, IS, 233, ] 50; 4
1924, 1872. +, d jls
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II Will Close for II olidays.{
4 sa5 ts BY Associated Press.
March &c. IT he CottoJ
change here will be closed on April
18th and 18th, the h Easter holidays,
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Kan lJp to I, Eight !, i |! I Per 7 Cent,
f h Late in6 the Day u 81. "a
|STO PRICES DE }! ECLlN'.ElDl
sFai Was Not Acute and There sliss5 9
III General Recoye BY ld- Day. Ply "a
sssss Demand Became Stag a.nt'3 ct ct Ss
& the \ Higher level, .st5
:,
\ ,ssonc,,ated press. J

/, p,xxr ~ K NfarcNf go Hopes Of q rise
prices Of stocks as e ga NJ
tine favorabls bank ,a otening
s,roveii that the Sunday interv,Gl
Had result In an i, y "A mn ~
ling J, 1sotl9 cniing loans,
Sut brokers sent OUT calls TO she,r
N nstonlers for itional margins 1,hini
screased demand for |, cal MY Il IN
fheu dayS Is per The hope that tn q,
corner In the money market nau o -,
turned nnd the SGImpaIiatdytt brought
ma imme late prospect was soon 20 4, 9o
and disappointed y noi q,
yera threw over st ks gain az -
sf Aa decline In the first iourwa1 no. o.
cute except few sto aru ~. MIA
genera ell into aGlmost com
;note he high I, orter (
Ing mo courag $for
bor con troversy with the strtct-
srral Iron q workers was y i III
the sharp break IN United state. Ste s,,
preferred. The advance N Mh,nI rannrted
lpSo e q the dispute
lines The late break =, fn,nSad
6tral was q, - :, iai
gone o out on strike The price touch a.a
SiSO which is the lowest 9on the prets"esii H.,
The per an ssn conn
sbined Ito produce the late break TO- Inc = :,
sbVa room Shorts lifted price atI frn cton;
he osing was IRE lar gam a II y
native The N loss Y by tn banks 70 tne
$ailb-Trea suryS on Saturd ay q neaIiy q, g
million dollars and The credi as
the clearing house of thai inst -,
some $4Os, he
over the condi ton Of banking RESERVES IS.
The news that the sury WarrnnL .iols
900 200 for lyman OF the al
lion Is relieve stress in the Phiiipplnes
SSvniIi a NbnS receiV ed I'M New y org 10
row. failed TO offset the eff ect OF stne SUI
SPrtHsiirY figure The d. vdend ana IN
farestF disburse for are !. vi "
iissial large this year, and the Iprepara.
Hon them TO disturb thef 1'oney
he Bond u 81 market was irregular b by
ot9Very s !, par
vanced 51b and the ne olaS =
1PS.S totai sal es of stocks for the day
were $50. 900 5shaare, y y
ssssgj NONE A ID Elk CEANGE-CLO
Money on call Arm 81 lowest, 5 per CENT:
4 ghest epera cen ruliES 70 IT,, ~ lpS sas
loan. 81 per cert; closing ogo
t. time M ST ~ ~.
e caSt Tx III months 5a5l per cent: prime
ms aSan1s Siae actual uGS business is
s,!4.sSl2 S; .,apercial rf .ills,,s
~ fexlo9t dol
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stemberf s. 6alS.7o; Oct ober.B s.27@s2s;. 4
Fvembe 8,1598.1 December 8.16@8.l'
THE PRODUCE MARKET.
Richmond, Va, March I 80. 1903.
y. gyg 0II0TA TTON2 III III

q NEW YORK, March 80, FLOUR y q q, i
M M5or astYa eRa rye
e Whsat1F Firm g. "a red 7sKe Options
after a slight opening depress ion VII ea 4
whtlchb 1slitsa az!
ci cid strength. Heavy Southwest buying
and an active demand from May sh orts,
together with q big visible l, ply 4, de-,
Nc net higher March closed at 81 11hc.;
May. Jul b-1ec ;# &c p pie nj
tons market Vas fairly and gen
orally stronger with wheat Big clear,
visible e uee 5d nn ~
ATTENDED ~
52bc; May, July 4sssc.;oaa septenm-
pe 3,v o satva and M2 1n
t Bsse fvsvH 'S cSt Mea ts-Dull Lard
Western steamed 800 sshns
Quiet. Turpentine- Steady. 53
Cofree-The market for coffee futures g
iy yaraeu and md ruled quiet. offerings were
light and the demand, while moderate.
proved sufficient to close the y m nar net
Spot Rio, quiet; No. = invoice, 59sc. mild.
qufet. sugar--Raw. steady; refined.
steady. Rice Firm. Il M olasses--Flrm
state s dairy, 17a27c. cheese-strong;. state,
full cream, fancy small, colored fall
made, l5c. small white, fall made; 14 y &
l6Hc.; Southern. 14lac. Pota toes steady;
Southern, $l25@2; State and Western, per
$50 pounds. sl.s Gals; Long Island, 500
225; South Jersey sweets g. 3;5Q:s Pea
other domestic, SG41ac Cabbages-Qu let;3
dom site, per barrel, red. 60c.@S1; South.
ern, 75c. @s1.60, Cotton-By steamer to
Liverpool, 12c.
CHICAGO, Ill, March Gothic grain
markets ruled firm to-day. May wheat
leadn gwith a net gain of N0Mc* May
Ik@1c. Improved, Provisions staggered
early unde or a heavy run Of holdings, but
closed Il stead with the May products
=, = 6oS ,tc,ha
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

PORT NEWPORT NEWS
4 81 ARRIVED.
Schooner George NJ Grant,
i Schooner Mary b.. Palmer,
Barge Annie H Smith. Port
I'M " \ III SAILED.
H Schooner ]. Manchester Ha\
ton.
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