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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-30

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Steady wheat-No. 3 Spring. 80; No. red, 76&a 77A.
 No. corn. 46: No. yellow. 45%d4e. No. 2 oats 36b; No white, 3e1s; No, white, 37q3e.
 Mess pork, per bbl. SI | soc l, 90. Lard. per % lbs. Slo. .259 30. Short rib sides 0oose). $S. 571h@9 20. Dry salted shoulders (boxedl, S6. 62hq6. 75, Short clear sides (boxed), SS. 75Q9.25. Whiskey. basis of high wines, s 23.
 Daily Cotton Market. NEW ORLEANS-Steady: sales. S.35o: ordi- nary. 7h; good ordinary, 7-l6: lyw middling. 7-l6; mddling. i3I6; good middling, 10; middling fair, lo%; receipts, is'6S3; stock 56.e57.
 GALVESTON-steady; middling. lo sales, 4 236; receipts, 27 o44: stock, io4,2 27S MoB1LE-Steady: middling, sh sales, 800; receipts. 2o59: stock, l2.432.
 SANANNAH-Quiet: middling. Sqe; sales, L. 25o; receipts 37sI; stock 4e.623. CHARLESTON-Firm mddling, eh; sales,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-30
New Orleans Cotton Futures

NEW ORLEANS. Sept 2s--cotton futures
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-04-18

The st. Martin Grocery Limi-
ted have leased from the Railroad
Company, part of that lot at the
corner of Main street and Railroad
Avenue, upon which the Company
will Immediately erect their bull
ding, and as soon as the building
is ready, will commence to receive
their stock of goods. The bust
ness of this company will be
strictly Wholesale, and they will
sale to the trade only.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-04-18

Mr.. Vileor Antemon was the
victim of a painful accident Mon
day evening. He was hauling
some lumber from the saw mill,
and while crossing the railroad
track, his mules got frightened by
the locomotive and ran away, Mr..
Antemon fell, the wheels passing
over his head and hand, inflicting
painful injuries, but nothing of a
serious nature.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-04-18
Too Great a Risk.

A reliable remedy for bowel complaints
should always be kept at hand. The
risk is too great for anyone to take.
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy never fails and when re-
with water is pleasant to take.
ale BY T. ]. Labbe..
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-04-18

YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAKING
When you take GROVES TAsTELSS CHILL
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed Oh every bottle showing that it
is simply Iron and Quinine in taste
less form. No Cure. No Pay. soc.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-04-18
A Good Word for Chamberlain
Cough Remedy.

"In December, 1900. | had severe cold
and was 30 hoarse that could not speak
above whisper" says Allen Davis. Of
FreestOnp, N. Y. II tried several reme-
dies but got no relief until used Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, one bottle of
which cured me. will always speak
a good word for that medicine. For sale
by 7. j. Liable.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-04-18


It has been our great pleasure
last Saturday TO meet in st. Mar
tinville, our good friend, Juge G.
D. Hicks of the City Court of
Shreveport. Judge Hicks had
come to New Iberia to attend the
convention of the Homestead Lea
que, and took occasion to pay a
visit to st. Martinville, he was in
company of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Patin, Mrs. U. A. Patin and
Misses Alphonsine Decuir, Oly-
mpe Leblanc, Leona and Ella
Toffier, and G. D. Hicks, Jr.
Judge Hicks was for many years
one of the bright and distinguish
ed members of the Louisiana Press
Association and he was always on
hand at the press meetings and
always contributed to make the
meetings lively, bright and inter-
esting.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-04-18
PROTECTION


against the burglars wiles, the
stealth of the midnight thief,
the break in Of the robber
may be found in the sound
locks, d66r and window fit
tings we have to offer the
householder. You'll sleep all
the more soundly o'hights If
your house is supplied with
hardware from here-it's the
right sort every time.
IT,. Liable.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-04-18

The messenger of death inva-
ded the household of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Wood at eleven o'clock Mon-
day morning, the 18th inst, and
took from them their dear and
bright little angel, Ethel Lydia,
at the tender age of three months
and thirteen days. The remains
of the child were taken to Breaux
Bridge Tuesday morning for bu-
rial in the family tomb, and the
services were held at the Catholic
church in that town.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1903-04-18

A disordered stomach may cause no
end Of trouble. When the stomach fails
to perform its functions the bowels be-
come deranged, the liver and kidneys
congested. causing numerous diseases,
the most fatal of which are painless and
therefore the more to be dreaded. The
important thing is to restore the stO-
mach and liver to healthy condition,
and for this purpose no better prepora-
tion can be used than Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets For sale by
7. j. Liable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
.TTID CLOSE:
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March The. cotton
market opened steady at o decline OF =
point to an advance Of points, the bet.
terment being due to covering as a result
Of better Liverpool ca blcs Those on the
Now York close of Monday We're due 20
show n decline Of q partial 2 points. but
were about i point higher at the time Of
the local opening. This influence. how.
ever, was soon otfestBby the prospects for
heavy receipts, owing to unexpectedly
heavy arrivals at New Orleans, amount
ing TO aO09O bales against estimates OF Ia
zoo bales, and the total port receipts turn;
ed out 81 500 bales against Il ,76l bales last
year. Tho heavy movement and tho pet.
ter weather South brought about renewed
liquidation, and bear pressure, which car;
red values down 7@S points on the old
crop positions ana from 2a6 polnts on = the
cline since the higher levels OF last week
had been considerable, and shorts became
npprehensive that tho market had been
oversold Tho buying movement thus
strated was encouraged by the nrmness
at New Orleans. where leading interests
wero reported to be bidding for large
blocks of July and the moderate estimates
for to-morrow'R receipts at leading points;
On the advance buying orders were ,celYed
from tho South, and commission houses
turned buyers, so that prices were rapidly
advanced Exports were heavy. amount-
Ing to 4s76l bales. but Just before the
close there was a little realizing, which
caused a slight setback, The market:
however, was finally steady, net 6nlo
points higher, that level being within lQ4
point sof tho best Of the session Total
sales futures estimated at 10000 bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
MORGAN OPTIMISTIC
He Says There Is No Ground for the
Slump In Stocks.

Slump in Stocks. #s &.
In an interview Mr.. y. P. Morgan says;
ut seems to me that the general pesai-
mstic talk INDUCED In, not alone In for
eign, but in local clrcles,' Gis IN no sense
Justified by the facts t may be true. as
some OF the captlous critics declare, that
at the present moment there are In the
market many ,undigested securities. but
to be taken Into consideration Ina broad
or comprehensive view Of the stnation2
Are these securities sound or are they
unsound? Do they resentAvalle or do
they not For, what purposes have they
and n ny sTIId x sn,hd these
noWise alarmed because OF their holding.
Beyond ali this they are issued not to
build competiting lines, but largely for the
bower, and for the extension of other
facilities necessltated by the necessary
moyement q t pr9dtueit n q sh9 ,Gonntgy
P RsW o asssppss Of these
liAs for the general situation You may
state emphatlcally and unequlyocally that
IL Is most promising , with thu, country un-
qualifedly prosperous. "a me iron and
steel trade, for e1ampleIthe barometer Of
the ceu9trXs stao'at ~ ana bust
Or SO proatable business orders on HAND
run far ahead, and the outlook Is decided
'S"in short, cumming the situation up.
not only Is there prosperity everywhere
but tho promises re- OF a continuation OF
that prosperity for q long time to Gomez
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01

the market showed evidences J. OF, more
s,ibsta ntini support than that afforded by
the covering Of short contrac 80 q, ~ ~ 2
hliying was particularly good IN the nlsl, .
priced Issues, which have recently, p S1s,n
pressed for sale most urgontly a In ui tso
In Missouri Pacific and Union Paci,tic' tla
last named rallying well = d,espI r rn u
buoyant at about the best prices
THE Evening Mall / and EXPRESS says g; !;
The securities market TO-DAY. uGxfeio = ~
IL thIs respect Conditions differed mater
Tally from those that have pr eyailed IN the !,
recent ffpnst, The I'M first encouragement
came from London, where consols ana y q
mericans improved the later 'is'ns
ap The s tire Eth Of the market alarmed the
bears and there was quite a large volume
of short covering, but the best feature
Of the day was the buying for Invest
mont t and also by banking interests.
which have been out Of the market. lp1I
long time The best dlspIa,S OF sIIS synya
!narticuiarly st. Paul, New York Central,
souri, Pacific and Canadian PACIFIC. a t
the ton notchfiof the day st. PAU ,a d,1
New York Central showed not gains OF ~
points theatTo stocks on beng the ieauots
The good bidding Of prominent Issues as
which have been sold so freely In the past,
had a Observation-Disclosures on sentiment
and encouraged purchaser In other SEQ
tions of the market, which became very
active in the late trading :. mere h %1R B ~ u
call money rose to- u per cent. but the
movement was only tom porarE, the mar
ket showing 8recunera tive abill ty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
EDITORS VIEWS.
What the New York Evening Papers
& Have 10 Say of5Yesterday's Trading

i =
Nr s'' YoR e March ia The Evening
Post says The Upward turn In stock stock
svigor this afternoon.-in the face Of a very
sharp rise in Stock Exchange call money
rates. may have had any one OF several
Az Mr. ,Morgan.s interview, published in n
-Irlusning paper may have had some sen.
itimehtal influence; Disbursements Of
600 here g2yernmenntH1 iarga
net withdrawal through revenue pay.
ments.. and was noa.doubt help. Not
the arkee
4 md at Berlin. .aSach Of these incidents,
Its way was hou1d 70 have ,e s n erect en- "Ts
what IS known as professional peasim-
Ism" has grown to somewhat extreme
proportions, 1t is BY no means unnatural ra
proving prices.
Improvement. however. proceeded some.
what cautiously. and relapses from sue
fressiye high levels were frequent. There
Il were, in fact. two deterrent factors which
pnset much Of the Influences above re,
sited-one being further rise in call
!. Ing day OF January; the other, Of course.
10 recognized that this Aforementioned
nuence until it has run Its course. Hap-
PLY, thcre are some limits on time, fixed
8 by circumstance both to the legal strug-
n gle and to the tfloundering Of the ''pOol"
4 IN the market. It will be noticed, also
}, that the Union Pacific and Southern Rail-
way net statements for last month made
Il disappointing showings These three
4 qualifying factors prevented recovery In
b sss sto% ahey Eonf
( net advances for the day. the rise in the
4 last five minutes being rather noteworthy.
Needless to say, the gains were small
when compared with the 10 and IS point
drop from the recent high level,
u The Commercial Advertiser says: Tho
long-looked for recovery after the un-
usually protracted decline came to-day
On the Stock Exchange. The symptoms
4 or suoh movement were strongly mark
ed even at the opening. There were a
& few instances during the first hour-the
h Wabash stocks and some OF tho minor
railroad shares-in which prices sank even
below yesterdays low. points; But else.
Z where. especially In the leading stocks
like Pennsylvania, New York Central
aud St. Paul. the signs OF improvement
were at once apparent, Prices slowly
hardened during the morning with only
81 occasional setbacks; then the undertone
# grew more confident, and IN the afternoon
4 sharp advance set IN, all along the line,
THE hopeful expressions In Mr.. Nor
d Eaii's interview In a morning paper had n
;t.ai,d deal 10 do with the days improve
tent For The first time In a long while
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01

y ~ -
yeyes geua Il, aeHSt TS fes
these are irremovable charge9, en- n, the n,
earnnE{s the pro.s f be- large Is Justify
The price 81 the common and preferred
stocks. Wabash Issues We're 7. 81 81 " 'ett
the debentures selling as low as u. til
CONSOLIDATED GAS: \, J, ! J, !,
selling ~ TED Gas !, %as T n6e
price i ss rallied from It's low point, but what,
ever has been Ssold seems to nave Z. p 2, 81
long stock and represents me nHFsousee
municipal competition. a35j
sLoss- sHEF'FIELD:;. Il J. =, 8
e f9raine erI Il do WaS d. but from
point t move rapidlyto 6eM a tn{s c afsea
at 50 5Id \, 4 few 3 weeks aso ms STOCK
EARLY AFTERNOON TRADING:
In the early afternoon the market con-
tinued to show fair strength on, very mo o. :;
erato buying Tho most active - :! stof IS
w wsrs n nTc the cted fay we
ed ! to lack q new impulse either way
more than aything else, s. g;
MISSOURI 8PACIFIc: ;8
Missouri Pacific was active within mar
row limits and gave more OF the IDEA OF
aavanee than doaSd se eoWd
m money eopndifons are FAVORABLE, and In
e the sa he seeR 'a &c ehe
levels There Is, however, a chnstened
spirit in that quarter, and certainly no
deslre&to carry the stock against the
market current. HI y
u. s. STEEL IssUH5:
Steel Issues acted we'll In the early al
ternoon, and In this connection u ls noI;es
worthy hat n9ns q from BY e
Keene brokers' The street drew NUM-
Dor of differences from that fact, and IN
some cases linked them with the Morgan
interview 3g IN Xxx fl5 Tss
LOUISVILLE sELLING:
The Western selling OF LOUISVILLE and az
there are some questions as to where the
minority stock has gone To- It IS !. no.
improbable that the controlling lnterest
certainty as to what, market use might
be made of q mora liberal recognition OF
the minority stockholders ,3
SOUTHERN PACIFIC:
The rally In Southern Pacific Is interest
Ing In connection with the rumors OF me ne
Pnso to es reflect Ia Su very
Seem seem to indicate that the same personal
considerations govern ,tne LHihll,i;set ~ ~
a pool that apply to the oontroller OF
railroad system, ~ the rumors are truc.
TFID CLOSE: i4
The close was quiet Arm more so as
there had been some shifting OF loans 2
view of the April disbursements. and the e
demand FOR call money was better than It
had been In the recent past TWAS a Ut
tie difficult to say whether tho buying
represented much more than the cover
Ing of shorts, but at any rate the profess
slonal element seemed willing to help the
rally ~ 5Sfs&84f :s3 i i{t Is. a4#t. 4fs IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
Advanced III Prices Of Stocks
was Checked. Not Stemm1ed 4
1FLURRlES IN CALL MONEY {; Y
Rate Rose to Is Per Cert, During Last
SsA Hour, But temporary Check to 40
"A vance was Followed by Renewed
sSSs, Strength Closing Strong i.E
fPv Associated press.)

a \ " j.
sSS Nrov YORK. March sl.--The stock mar
NET showed a rather l1esitating and irT reg
ssular4 tend ency to recover to-day. IN: Lmo
movement seemed based upoi, ~ assum ,,,i
tion that easier money condltio ,,r, W.
follow the arrangement Of the Aprli se ~.
la.tlements. The immediate money mar a.et
II IA still under the influence of the pre-,
sparstlons for these settlements ana III,
n Sub. treasury east statement showed that the
benks have lost to that institution since .st,
ehsll last bank statement - 44s,Voo, a ~
N but the governments draft for S,o0o ooo
fEwas presented at the sub-Ireasnry CUTIE
out IN Dash ~ FOR dsSarsonent n relief caasf
sp fdistress In the philippines; me tiscH q
agent through an. Oriental p pr hs
s1 pS ~ mnarKet. The effect is 10 benefit
II tie New Z ork money market and oftset
the previous absorption by the sunT r. e.
The payment se over t niso to allow
h the amount to figure In the average Of tho
Il reserves Of the banks for ono more day
than would -, m Ordinary r, SI n} the kov
Viii hg further lei relieve tic drain into the
{ TGresnf mfGsay mnsyez
easier r. conditions, \ and discounts were
so ousI lower in Berlin and Lond Ion. =.
os ppeourng
a ettsek sH Was senH On the list sugar
4 ed easily by rea son OF the reduct u n
prize OF On tic
violent break in the London. copper mar MAJ
4 ket. Later the Wabash securities w We nce
u sold on account OF tho proposed So O9;o9,o
X bond issue, ia but the weakness of TINS
grade OF securities wns not MS influential a
in shaping sentiment the evidenee tnat
tappo, osred pax and Grt gh
q grade railroad stocks. Doubtless q d e,
tnard to cover shorts played q par ~
the strength. but cessa ton 81 iiGui,datiosn
& fordet grea Relief to the. sentiment az de-
q preston lately prevalent In the market:
The Aurries in the call money Tor. T, market e.
cause cause Weakness YEA call money rose to IS
lporary check to the advance was followed
byrenewed strength. and the. c!qs'itng vas a1
Iev;eei. The i days gains reach ed 2q2A
points Tor ST. Paul. New York Central
and Union Pacific. which were the = mo I,s :
81 d point or more were numerous.
Bonds were steady and not very a 4,,it g,
Total sales. par value, s. SOC, oG :, United
Is t fee neW eoupon per
" 'T'Ehc total sales Of stocks for the day
e were 74o.4 400 shares. y
MONEY AND, ExCHANGE-CLosT:
Il Money on call trong at 69l5 per cent,
esGy szS S dsyp S. pei ee me ny
NJ days ie 5M per cent; six months. 5@5 y
n per cent; prime mercantile pa per- hBa 4
Sterling exchange Seadifrs 4 Wth
IN sos for demand and at 81; S3,7oG4 81 80 for
d. sixty day bills; posted rates; 1852 am AZ,
Il Mss; commercial bills. A.s3daas;S4 Bar 81
man+ honds weak: 4ra ilroad bonds steady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
Lynch burg, Va, March 80, ~

Lynchburg, Va March 80. 1929: ', !,
Sales Of tobacco on the Lyn men Du W
IS. 1903. as reported by Mr.. John oglesby,
= Sold week ending March 2lst 1888 200
pounds sold week ending Mareh an SS1n
March 18th ISL, 900 pounds. Sold from o..
tober q 1872 t. MARCH Got2S.r ls@ 1 1sS 20
March %, 1902 16,441 800 pounds; increase
for 1905 1, SO9l00 pounds .}As g3
Receipts last week were much lighter.
than for the past few weeks This was
caused BY, the, hot and damp weather.
which got the tobacco In very bad condi-
ton. TWo-thirds Of It at least was either
in very soft order and hot or more or less
that W Was s. not damaged This materially
reduced prices on all grades, except fln Y,
hs caused the planters to- to stop b15Singing
rcorderlng and putting their tobacco In
hetqre SSSring fns
very light. With dry wea Their we ex--
poet much lighter receipts for the next
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
GAMBLING STOPPED
".Lou" Belts Arrested as Hesult Of Raid
h Made Sometime Ago.
3(By Assoclated Prcss,)

N 0I01t .l ~ (BT EARsocot ed Prcss . -
III NEW DIRK, March 3l-Lafayette
Betts, known in the sporting world az
Lou Belts, was locked up at police
headu,,artors early to-day. a gambling
house was raided in the Tenderlo lnS O. few
DAYS ago, and at that time; a warrant
was issued for Belts, but he was not ar.1
rested. 1T la alleged that he went to Att
Plantic City. On Ills return he was az
rested. 5 !. =, u 80! Z,
According to Inspe ctor McC lusk ey Is pub pub
New York, lie says he has kept sharp
lookout tor all the gamblers in the city,
and apparently they know It, as not Sone
q them Is doing business at the present
ina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 81. 1903.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Guy Norfolk. mer-
chandlse and passengers. Old Dominion
4 Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, Nor folk
and passengers, Virginia Navigation Co.
and James River; landings. merchandise
&; SAILED. Ne
Steamer Berkeley, Guy, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion
Steamer Yemassee. Simmons, Phila del
lphla. Pa. merchandise and passeng
Clyde line.
& PORT NEWPORT NEWS g. MARCH Biz
a.. 81 = 4 RRIVED,3 5 3
q Schooner Elm City. Bostoni &
Schooner Melrose, Boston. i& ,6lsg
Schooner George a. McFadddtenr, New New
Bedford. g Isl Fl
Steamer Lord Antrim New Orleans.
i Steamer Kappa, Liverpool, Ba 4
Il Schooner s. S. Thorpe, Plymouth.
SAILED.
Barge West Point, q BOSTON. a
Barge W. II. Conner. Boston.
Steamer Lord Antrim. Dunkirt,
s Steamer Hector. b ton:
Schooner Lucy =. FRIEND. Salem, }ggs
Schooner ], II. fIoyt. Flymouth'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
INTEREST INCREASES \
ASNumber Have Pr fessed 'D8 leigh
's ses A. Street Meeting, Nh

I ifjRoy N. q. Skinner, Of Baltimore, who
NJ aiding Rey, N, Ashby ] Tones III q re-.
v, v,v aip AZ the ~ Leigh street churoh
Sn pr.ached again last night q sermon OF
tm n,Ht,lhS power and Tenderness. His text
was, Y Zone thing thou la ckest," Considr|
arable Interest was manifested. Durins|
TIA sertes, a mum Der have professed cons
Version and others have asked for pr aver,
interest Increases as the meetings Pros
gress. Rev M i. skinner Will preach sgslR
tonight 4, @ $l9 Z 81. s.. W:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
mr.. ELISHA JACKSON.
AfL etter Received Here Announcing.
4! aaE His Death In II exas, Ri

T!
4l Apriyate letter received here ann ces
tho death in Texas some weeks ago q
MI. Elisha Jackson, q Widely kno Wn ana
very popular travelling man,
Mr.. Jackson was raised ~ Ash!ana ), ana \
Ia Well known there, He Us survived /. by
nm ar ~ brothers and Sis essrs,
William, Hartwell. Julian, Shirley and
frank M. Jackson. OF 4 Cairo. ILL; Mrs
hfa nv, BALDWIN jail Mrs James p HoWitaon
and MISS prerna q, Jackson. Of Ly Nc y
/, I ME- ,Iackso I, q death, was sudden. He
w { az taken iii while travelling, but was,
pmr 10 reeoyering. and had written
blssr in Cairo that he was able
sit up soon after ae letter was b ses
ceeiyed q telegram. came ann ouhcing h'S
VA raw months ago he wrote e g friend
~ ara asking hin, to- look out for g farm
for hin, AS he expeeted e settle 70 y W. lE,'.
ginla. n s l,sj. IS !. 81 -.g;53i Ss;l 4ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
Mr. Elgar All the West End,

To-nlght Mr.. Thomas Elgar the prison
evangelist OF New York, Will Speak at
is on Morris Street. batweensM Street
ana Floyd Avenue. The subject sqt the
address will be the Forgettens Men,"
meaning very likely those behind prison
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01
NAVAL STORES.

IT'S l ~ Nothlng doing; re-
ceipts, s casks. Rosin-Firm at 81. -; re-
ceipts.I ITO barrels, Crude Turpentlne----
Firm at 1900; receipts Y barrels. TAR
SAVANNAH. GA. March 31,-TURPE
THEN omInnl att Sc. with, nothing DO
ing;'receipts,r 2S9 casks. Rosin-Firm re.
ceipts. i 1857 barrels; sales. 2.426 barrels:
exports. 1870 barrels. =. r,,,n
CHARLESTON.SS s. ca, March H..TUR-
PENTINE-.N Nominal at &C.; sales. cask.
RosIn-No minal. 5t.a,3 m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-01

receipts, $500 head steady. Good q
prlineS 1teersI sl.pO15. Is poor to i1ediit g.
soHs tss e s,3s 'ss
Etets, tl,bO@9.75, bulls. u, 69f4 40 calve 90
g. 5000 10, Texas fed steers 20. Hoy e g,
Rece pts, "a, 900 head to-, ORGY ~ ~;
Gought, Mixed and butchers. g i16D q
good to clioIce heavy 1.a9Y1 I! 90; r,92igf11
sales, 8. 2O07 As. Sheer r eceip To Il ,OC
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