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MUNICIPAL BONDS "A sPECIALTHS
Correspondence invited M n

Exposition, will be present ana will make
an address. The date for the meeting haa
not yet been fixed. lS is3 81 III
5 The following review Of the market for
the week Just closed Sis given BY Messrs.
H. B. Vaughan and Company, OF Cren-Y
shaw WAREHOUSES: fSSi & X $$5 y MS
~ The market closed with the week strong.
or. Stock was In much better order, andS
hence better prices were obtained. Some,
lots sold as high az sixteen cents. Busy
and backward farm work will preven<
larger sales for some time. Weather cons
weeks ahead. Tobacco plants are up 81
many places, and IN some cases if th(E
square (four leaves). We hope TO- geo a1
early planting In May, conducive to hghte4.
and brighter colored tobacco. which the
trade seem to want. III II Il Ii
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GERMAN EMPRE SS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Animal SHED and Stumbled.
Throwing RI der Heavily, 81
Breaking Her Arm. Iss
tBy Associa ted 4 Press. )

Iby lAtS0cIated Ptcss1
BERLIN, March 27.--The gE4aprcss wat
to-day thrown from her horse " bile Ride
Ing at Grunenwald and her right forearn3
was slightly fractured. The Empress fell
heavily. Emperor William. who was near
ut hand. was among the nrst to reach hes
side and assisted her to rise. III
moment. when the Empress horse shie43
and stumbled. The Empress, who wa4
accompanied BY Prince Alderbelt her
son. and her suite, was assisted to the
hunting lodge after the accident and Q
surgeon was telephoned for, with the
result that physician was sent to thu
lodge in IN automobile, which was driven
4 at tho highest possible speed. s5
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.
Richmond, Va. March n, 1908.
QUOTATIONS ~
NEW YORK March s M 4, III ;I,,E !.

NEW york, March N-TLouR-
etsaas Pr Saie yeoK Kysw ssr @
a Wheat STEADY: No. 2 red, 7sAc, Options
opened firm on small Argentine shipments.
were later afreoted by aative unloading
OF May and by midday had become walk,
reaching tho low point Of the season,
ket d arm tone. March closed at soAc,;
May, T'Nc.; June. 76o,; July, 7aMc;
Corn-steadyk No, sle. latioat. Or,
receipts, recovering and rains West, hut
ike Wheat Yielded later to unlondlng and
turned heavy Il Gnally rallied. hoEeyer.
on eoyer!g aHa closed very rm Mhapsh
and aisis otl ss 4Whs higher March closed
81 May 6eM9a sply nt AsMs o 1sSsI
steady. after which It declined vi h cora,
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EDITORS VIEWS.
What the New sY4orskk; Evening Papers
Have to Say oflXesterday's Trading

Especial to The fines. Dspatch.)
Fl NEW Y DIRK. March 27.--The CONNER
eial Advertiser saYsI The refusal of to-
4 days market ton fuittil the hopes Of a
rally in prices causadl deeper gloom ip
speculative circles trap has been witness
ment. This feeling rWas reflected In a
decidedly larger amount OF liquidation
than had attended the operations OF tho
preceding days OF the week and on that
account the market may be said to have
displayed much more genuine weakness.
y IA before. there was no adequate oxpla-
nation In any OF 4the out side develop
such Issues as Petinsylyanla, New York
Central and st, Pall1to bear" attacks.
however. seemed ohhyo completely UNI
dermined confidenreSapd 1t was want Of
confidence whicihftq-day's selling really
reflected. No effortHrwere made to check
tho declining tendehtN and such recov-
cries as took p ,Ss f shortiiyed The
course, well kno vwsnrn The dlscouraging
feature Of the days market, however,
was that the powerful agents Of destruc-
ton met with such slight opposition The
decentralization approached its greatest In
tenstty in the late afternoon when st..
Paul and some Of the other speculative
iavorites for a few moments completely
y went TO plcCca. M ~ bIItlV Id|y SoS ~ JUST
at close but the fffelfbg at the end Of
the day was still very nervous.
The Mall and ExaiItaiw says: The shrink
age In securities to1dpy1 vas greater than
+ at any previous tinlG III a long time, and
s s0ss w ranged sa u hs
long side OF the. account. The fall In
prices during the early afternoon was
abrupt. and rather ANiolAht at Intervals.
especially when aEgreksive demonstra-
ton was made against such standard
properties as New YORK Central Penn
sylvania and st. Paul, All this attract
cd much attention, in,yiew OF the some
what promising opening under the tnflu-
snce Of the Treasury bond conversion
scheme, * Eft5s5 55s \ "
London had the first opportunity 10
gtye expression to the conversion nlan,
and sentiment there was reflected in n
material advance In Am orleans. with the
subsequent result ofaplrohases OF 20 600
shares OF INTERNATIONAL stocks in our mar
ket, The local speculation quickly re-
sponded with general Improvement.
cases, t@ E, rat M
participating In Wall Street operations
and the trading element generally took
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pnANrJr AND PpA5 MARKEr,

market IN Norfolk is steady. The only
change is in machine picked nuts from
1Xc to 202Ao, The prices arc as follows:
Fancy !, quiet at &c.; strictly prime,
2Nc.: BRINE 2Ac.: low grades, &C.. ma;
chine picked, 2a2Kc,; Spanish. 500. per
bushel.-5 Blackeye peas, $2.B bag; black
4 and speckle peas, 8: clay and red peas,
PyrERsBURd, VA, March N.-PEA-
NUTs-6panish new, market very firm at
Tic; sellers asking moro. Yirglnias-:
Quiet at &c. Isl Aa!4 t5
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WEATHER BUREAUS az
RIVER BULLETINi
Associated d, 4 P Pr, :. )

N 43l33 (By Associated Press.) "a 5lig
I VAsHINGTON,B March 81. --BreakA II
the levees have been reported a. followsls
.4s u "a About forty miles q hove New or.f
leans: (2) few miles below Greenv ille,
and t(9), at Duvall's Landing. Miss. The 4
stages at lower river points. however
ings. Tonight stages are as followsiS
5vlcksburg, SIS. stationary New Orleans
320.2, stationary. Es{3.,
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AT st. Augustine.
( (By Associated Press. J.

ct. AUGUSTINE. FLA. MARCH, -, 80
The competition for the winter ohampionsS
ship and runner-up cups continued un.;
It'll nearly dark this afternoon. Clayton
Dixon and McE1wee beat their COMPETE
tors, each playing "a holes. st;sSgs
In the semi-finals Clayton Dixon beat
beat Mason 8 up and 2 to play.
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NAVAL, STORES.

ny, W1LM1NGT9M ~ 81 March T H.:
ceipts, 8 casks. Rosin-Firm at $195i re-
cepts, 1s7 barrels. Crude Turpentine---
Firm at 32.40Q4: receipts, "a barrels, Tar
b SAVANNAH, GA, March 2.--TuRPEN-
TINE-Firm. at G5c' receipts, lN casks;
sales, 143 oasss exports. IS casks. Rosin-.
Firm; receipts. 100 barrels sales, 1876 bar
reIs; exports, ~ barrels, AZ
a CHARLESTON, 8, G.. March N,-TUR-
ENTINIT-Nomlna at 64c. Rosln--N omi-
mi. .-e
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"a. syes!u.lly ra,ll.d 81. sg demand from ,1

s III tsye1 Ma7 sles ss'',sq 81 as."
rsasyj Westeri, steamed. iio!bI rsdhsd.
ysse sSSdy yrf n ffoMpRFTI rta; ety sSn.
Try 69cH b. Rssln-Firm. Turper'tA'tie--
8Coffeo-The market for ,cofree futures
very d partlah d sIssa sa
barely steady. net unchanged 70 3 po ltil
lower OIL the day and at the lowest Flg g,te
of record. snles 1890 abag IS. Spot rip.
easier Nc; lnvolce 6r mig, au,se,
Firm. Sugar RAW, cas1er ref'ned,
Bullet. r,irn extra creamery !: rs .N,;
smaii ,cpiorod, iii t,ade .1tc., sstnas.li
s cas FL es sdiss ~ Ill., stfPs
tatoes-steady; botthern. al.26at; State u,
fna f.and 81 ~ sopt a jersey sweets,
t2.E07lS 7b. Peanuts STEADY: fancy hand
picked. @tldp4tto,. other domestic, $df%tscc.
cnbbages-Quleti domestic per barrel,
red Bc. 61i Southern. soc. al 20. Cotton
BY steamer to Liverpool, 12c.
CHICAGO. ILL. flarch N.-aenerally
b.arish news caused break ot.1A n
May whsat to-day, but late In the day
tho sentlment ohnnged and the loss .wns
reEaihed the close being unotangsd. NAY y. y
were tract! on better Provisions ruled
easier, the May products closlng from
2hdo to 1oc. lower H,
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HALE RATES TO Fl Or DA
For Settlers and Home-seekers via tbs
Seaboard Air Line Railway ssI

For Settlers and Home-seekers via thsI
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Beginning Tuesday. March Gath, and
every Tuesday thereafter In March and
April. the Seaboard Air Line Railway.
viii sell settlers and home-seekers ticks
eta to Alanatee. Braidentown and Ellsn.i
ton, In Manatse county, Florida, for tlp,7a
one way and $3.50 round trip from Rlch-;
mand ana for 1850 one way and $9A III
round trip from Petersburg,
Manatea county Is the most fertile SECS
tlon OF Florida, It Is on the west coast,
well below the frost line, and thousands
OF acres OF the best unoccupied lands
sell for $500 to $4,000 per acre. They
VIII pay for themselves many times the
first year, Y & yiSs vs.,
In 1909 one acre Melted tl,has,b in early
vegetables. Thirty acres OF celery proughs
sss, $4,000 8, y, W
The county Is the healthiest In Florida
and tho climate delightful. 8 II
The tarpon fishing OF this coast. In
Saratoga Bay, Is the finest In the wo!ld.R
For Information apply to z, ri sml m
district passenger agent, Richmond. Ya,l
Henry Whyte, agent Qaetersburs. Va. os
to Charles b, Ryan, general passenger
agent. Portsmouth Va.
GERMS OF DIsEASE should be prompt
~ expelled from the blood. TIL ~ 9
tts ma, Ehs u The the.n dst ria ~ inpri,
ties IL tho blood by ta li1s Aooo'S I'm, sSaf
saparilla, and thuS tortlfy vous HAsse
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

market is not active, but It Is likely that
buyers would have more confidence It the
strike element were not present, In the
ituatlon. Values remain firm and manu-
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.


STATE SECURITIES, BID. Asked
North Caroline ~, g. 1S199..,, lo3 s ..;a,
w. w. S 81 nsT IS sn g. and l M sx aE
RAILROAD BONDS,
a. q. I. r.. n; Con Truat IS, q IS
Ghar CO. b.a aqs AVE- AZ 81 "a a. G i5S
G GEO. Ha ana aa' Ala. Con. va lsS" jig
n. and j. W. Ry. Poeahontas 20 !"
Pot, Class At,s, r, q, iISes@s .,t3laaa -,
Rich. and Neck. 1st ~; oWH4s',, TX ~
8 Soa Il - 3 as5 II IL ~ II, la} asM SiH
+ S, A.. u, Collateral Trust SIS. 100 102 1o2h
STREET RY, STOCKS. Par,
Norfolk ny. and Light Co.'s u !"
RAILROAD STOCKS, Par,
Norfolk ana md Western com" ,io0 76sN =;
seAboard Air Line lpfd.,.,,.,10 e. ~ r.,
'seaboard Air Line com,.,,.,1O 2th &1a
BANK AND TRUST cos, l5
American National ..,.,,,,,, 100 18 -.
Rrond-street Bank .,...,,,r.,& gM n
T Tryst M iiimon,no;; '''''',.'n';m qS
Mstrapoitans Bank oi Y9iai"..ss =. Ii
S SeatSsla SRf sasa} i IL
INSURANCE coMPANIEa. II
Va Fire and Martne,,,..,,n,ss 81 ~
MISCELLANEOUS
Amer; Tob; GO, pfd.. 8 b c,,, 100 ~: 100
AAmerIeaa tEo oSomotys s6a lSS 81
CONSOLIDATED Tob. rs bonds,,l0O 90 80
Xa,-Gar. Chem, pfd,, 9 ?, G, ,loS9 l2tN l ssss
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cotton quiet; !ddla r. iS: net T. e. s.
Ss'Rt; & sto sass E9fSs s sales =
ce MSss iss b a. e. esp5Rfs
Britain tai cest n Salei IFS & b r1sn:s os
consollaatsd at all ssaports,ENett, -a re-
ba aiesi 70 ' the Continent s, iss bales.
a Total since 6eptem Der 1st ct all sea.
dreat brs sahee.
7.0e1 COS bales; to the Continent, 2eSo' ~
NEW ORLEANS. March 2s. COTTON
d Il G dP ey oettfa Week and deyod
II In II the future market buil1sh sentiment
4 favor Of the long size y 3 apparentG
I'D not heas make mu ah ast %
from the belt concerning the new crop
tion was still for q late crop Fluctua-
and they furnished what little life they
During the morning hours May sold up
5 points, July and August 8, and after
frequent slight nuctua tons the figures
points its over ese yesterday's closing prices.
Cotton futures steady: March, 8. 74Q9.77;
April, 9.75@9.77:I May 9.79G9. 80: June, 500
e eam July Bass g. o ASsast Seq se-
vember, s,AGs.26; December, S,24@s. 25.
The following are the total net receipts
sess Mobe o iss Sslss saxan
ss Whining Pe1ss ss!ss
eass SaltimoEe s3 Sa1es Me Ley
HeNport Sev ss'Ss Tt Hpis
nsndina. s.ls4 bales Pensacola, - ~, 4ol
Kart s AEn BALES 8 @ nsei PsT.
Paso, 1888 bales Eagle Pass, 1926 bales |;
Laredo, 1913 bales. Total, 6,Hs,0D bales.
The following statistics on the move
ment Of cotton for the week ending Fri
S Ssy 4 MaIee cot t Esss Sspsd
Weekly Movement-Port receipts, this
year, SS.An bales; last year, 1905 bales.
9yasfnd e ms ye and sa'1 sSysh
sern mill takings lestimated)., this year:
1000 balss; last year, &. 2H bales Loss ,of
stock At interior t sov TIL. year; 27 =
sight 'for ne week. this year. iss.soa bales;
last year. l22:en bales. <.
Tota Mqysment@Rfort sh s
S Se ess baIes 8 last y t 81 as baes
Southern mill takings (estimated9 Il this
sales est ysaT sS
i Z. sesr S Sa IS hroaEht into sshl
thus far tor season. !, this year. s,6ss,oo
19M's oy. hast esr 81 IS d Rs!ss last year
against 5aO8 this year. BIZ
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BALTIMORE, MD. March 27-FLoUR--
Quiet and unchanged. wheat spot
and the month, 76!s orc; April. 77Bmac.:
spot and the month ASK 4stAc. April, $50
lsAc. Southern white, 4411Ss(l48ttc. Oats
Dull and easy; No. 2 white. 42@421sc. Rye
Very firm; &c., for. export. Butter, SUGAR
and Cheese-Unchanged. Eggs-Hlrm;
fresh 1S1%o as#
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9I3 NOW YORK, 9 March 27.-BEEVEs-3
Very active. Steers: s4s5Ge, 40; tops SS9o;
stays, $3.50; bulls. 1904 30; cows, $l66g4;1 6:
:tops, IS, city dressed veals steady at 90
1sc. sheep-st eady; choice lambs scarce
and full. steady, medium and common.
not wanted. Sheep. s4Ql6.5 so; lambs. 500
775 Hoss-F1rm; Pennsylvania and State.
II 766N. go: choice. 8.
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i CATTLE \ MARKET.

u CHICAGO ILL. March 2.-CATTLE-
Prime ilTp q tee rB Ms5o: poor, TO medium:
as.76a47b: stoclers and feedsrs; s27bR
as-fed steers 3494b0. Hogs-Rece Ipts to-
day, 5000 head; tomorrow, 49, 600 head;
left over $500 head mostly 1oc. lower,
close bad. Mixed q ;297: 40, Rough heavy,
Receipts, 5000 head sheep and lambs
steady. Good to choice wethers, $500
CTS fair to choice mixed. s4.60@5.60; ma.
tive lambs. 356oG6.70. Il y
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corroNsEED on, MARKET.

NEW. YORK. March H,--Cottonsaed oil
crude, I, o. B. mills. S59s6c.; prime sum surn-
mer yellow 41hfp42c., of summer yellow.
ssfe pfr.e pr Th,t m,ea III RS Tlmss winter
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Air; Line common. a; do. preferred. 2sH1s.
Atlantic Coast Line. common ana pre-
ferrcd no sales. 4'34l "a
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THB CLOSES:

The close was weak and only. relieved
by a little covering OF traders shorts.
which was not sufficient "a rally prices
plenty OF sinister rumorr currant and
those that sounded In the least likely
were denied In quarters most concerned Ii
knowing the truth,
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EAST BUFFALO. M T.. March IL
isas. 30; common to good. y. boap7. %; Hogs
Choice ssGs6o; yorkers. s7.ssa7.75i Digs,
S7.5o@7. Fl: stays, S.75G6.S. Sleeps Steady;
iargs 5@1oc. hlgher. Top native lambs ybs,
ss Hulls s5 g Eaas 81 western. e M!9 g
Sheep. top. .s16. Us; Iculls to good, s.. Sd5.9o.
o cINo1N N o. March Y ,Sa e H-H4 ,i;s
Steady at $2.5o95 sheep-Easy at 1850
s, Lambs-Easy at $4.7691.6.
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE or STOCKS IN NEW YORK
SALES,

BALES }s & 5!,t a'8s tsa
American Can cotn.,..........s.
so American Can pfd ....nn.u
American Grass Twine..........5
American Cotton OIL com ........
30 Atnerlcht1 locomotive cotrt.,.syt
4 GOO American, Locomotive ped.l...
600 Anaconda l...,.s.. =. N. ..,.,..,
! 1890 American Car and Foundry ~.
79O American sugar ......,...i.......
ls s91 a., I. ana sntte re Com. .....
G90W Anal gnmated Copper.
1900 Baltimore and Ohio......I...s..
. 600 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.l......
10000 Canadian Pacific. .,.......it..,...,
Z 5000 Chesapeake and Ohio..1. .......J
100 Canada Southern, ..l.......l..I...
y 800 Colorado Southern com. .......
Colorado Southern list tpfd ,......
200 Colorado Southern. "a pfd. .....a
$1,000 Chicago, NIL and St. Paul......
5000 Chi, f, +. And Pacific, ..........
1000 Colorado Fuel and iron. .......
1000 Chicago Great Western. ..s.....
1000 C.,ClgC. and st. I/ouIs.........
200 Consolidated qas.......,........
2+0O Delaware and HudBofl...........l
Deli, Lack and Westerh......
1890 Erie com ]. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$500 Erie list pfd...................
1900 Drle ID pfd :.;...........
800 illinois Central. .............
$50 go iEeoantasesle and Nisnviiie.....
10000 Manhattan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
670O Metropolitan ................!t...
200 Mexican Central ...........s.....
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bales. Toward the close there was some
little irregularlty,t but the market was
steady and with 591o points Of the best
Of the session. Total sales 10 900 bales;
port receipts, 14.4oo bales.
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TOBACCO NOTES

Date For Trads Meeting Not Fixed
Reylew Of the Market.
The Rlchwond Tobacco Trade Will meet
next week to tako some action In tho
matter Of providing for aAl exhibit OF
sitien. The Hon. George u, Murrell, pres
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r I, MoyEMnNr,

CURRENCY MOVEMENT!
The principal movements Of currency
the ss wss Il 1888. so, They received from TIE
interior $3744,eW and sent to the interior
sa5st,boo. OF which 800 900 was transferred
fIom ne tsa interer ya 10
& itscsipta OF now gold were tes3, GO, Of
which S63e. 500 was on New York Assay Of
fios chAcks and $500 on Seattle Assay Of
dold exports were El0. 900 IN eagles to
Argentina, The en!n was taken from the
clenrlng- house vaults,
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STOCK MARKET GOSSIP.
PENNSYLVANIA and New York Central
Special Objects Of Attack.
lsnecIal tn Tha lrimes. Diapatch 3

53s=ftt Especial TO Inc
NEW YORK, March 27.---The opening
was firm and reflected to GONE extent the
effect Of the Treasury's action In the
matter OF the refunding Of bonds The
amount OF actual relief to the money mar
ket was small. but the sentimental effect
was good. especially as there was some
short interest, and the market was IN
condition to rally on any kind Of outside
buying The February figures on 0n!s5
some buying in anthra cites. There seem
ed to be some further Western realizing
in Louisville. The Hartman interest was
FsS ua a Gis w Ssd
freely on the attempt to advance II and
Philadelphia was again Seller OF PENN
sylvania. r
NEW YORK CENTRAL: &.
New oyrk Central, which had consio-
cradle Sympathetic effect on the rest !. OF I
recovering its dividend became az weak
as ANYTHING on the LIST T. 9ilS ana II II
unload. The new hitch In the New Haven
labor situation was discouraging.
pENNsYLvANrA SHORTS: II
so u technical but was sutticient to
tie traders: This did not prevent some
se5 Sf i ssqsS ei od s.
fesgionai shorts as we'll; The short In;
Of
after the bonds became convertible in
May. Traders sold with considerable con-
fidence in view of the time 1t took to d.
gest the last important stock Issue. New
York Central and Pennsylvania were being
used probably to q consid cradle extent to
depress the rest q ne nj ,ETket; BIT there
issues.
AMALGAh1ATED COPPER, /,
even enp on the early bulge. and was Inclined
copper prices in London.
TIE support r ~ ae. was sy E we're
builish on the theory that the technical
position was all the stronger for the shak-
Ing out OF some weak bulls.
NORFOLK & WESTERN WEAK:
Norfolk & Western was weak IN sym
pathy with Pennsylvania, but the other
s9t Wer. on ei te Mining
situation. 4
A AZ m AETPf SSsss 6as
early afternoon and 1t was plain that
some very serious stop-orders had been
9rom who waf aed
that 1t was impossible to shake out any
real long stock. There was good deal
OF pressure to Keene brokers. and It was
obvious that they had to certain extent
started the decline.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC FREELY SOLD. !.
1 Southern Pacific was rather freely SOLD
before Saturday, and consequently 1t was
not thought likely that the pool would
attempt to support It with the market
breaking away elsewhere.
FRISCO 4 ROCK Island: 5
The weakness In Ct. Louis and San
Francisco was based on the bel!ef that
stand any new financing for consolida.
lions, Rock Island held fairly well, but
proba bly( merely because the pool IN It
of tho fnnl< ri lF.ta
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z Cash quotatlons We're as GUYANA; = EI ~.
weak. No. spring, o wh 1s, 761{ee NO. =
1sRc.; No. 2 yellow, i2Ae: No. 9 oats,
S3iSc.; No. 3 white, a2a34R No. 2 rye.
4ec., Good feeding barley, s994oc. fair to
$l.oa No. 1 'northwestern. 31.11R1.12 prime
Timothy aeed 1875. Mess pork, per bnr.
rel 81. s5;# lard, per 100 POUNDS, s1s short
ribs s!des oose .o 50 ade,
flboxed), ss.75Ms. S711t. Whiskey, basia of
high wines, $3.50: C1ovar, CONTRACT grade.
{10.So Butter-Flrm 4; creamery 1s927l5c,;
dairy, 14Q324c. Cf1ecse-St eady at 13013A
to 13lsc. Eggs Firm at mark. cases In
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FRISCO & ROCK ISLAND:
THE weakness In st. Louis and San
Francisco was based on the belief that
the money market was IN no ., condition to
lions. Rock Island held fairly well, but
nroba bly( merely because the pool In It
had been able to dispose Of very little
of tho stock.
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Cotton futures opened quiet: closed

Spot cotton closed dull: middllng up.
lands, 1905; mlddllng gulf 1880; sales, eoc
bales. 4
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

| Chicago. Rock Island and Pao. ts.... i e63'
ChicaKo Terminal 4s................... s97
Colorado and Southern 4s......s.... S91I
Denver and Rio Grande fs............ FIX
Ere e ,enern 1ten 81
f1oci.,nfs Vniiev liSs I0S y
Louisville and Mash, sunined l's...... 9sh
MAMMA TIA n Consolidated gold 4s..... 1037s
Mexican Central fs.................... III
Mexican Central LIST Inc............. FIX
Missouri, I, Ka11l and Texas 4s........ 99X
Missouri, Kan. and Texas 2d's....... s0N
New York Central gon. S15 's.......... 1021
New Jersey Central gen. 6's......... 190h
Northern Pacific l02tt
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 72N
Norfolk and Western con. 4's........10 100 Sd
Readinr General 4 y. Z. 81
ST Z. ard Iron Mountain con. s. s...... ia rs
Bilious and San Francisco 4s...... 96l1
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC FREELY SOLD. !.
Southern Pacific was rather freely sold
ms there was no necessity to borrow It
before Saturday and consequently It was
not thought likely that the pool would
attempt to support It with the market
hreaklnR away. elsewhere. l
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\ BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
BALT4MollE, ND. March 27,-seab osrs
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NORFOLK & WESTERN WEAK:
+ Norfolk & Western was weak in sym
pathy with Pennsylvania, but the other
soft coalers did not act badly Private
advices were hopeful on the mining labor
stt ia tion Sc 5ssii$' sFt 53 s55
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Cotton, quiet; middllnE, 1906; net re:
ceipts, s. bales; gross, 6. 0ts bales; sales, 5oe
bales; stock. &c. 4e5 bales.
Total to-day at all seaports-Net re:
ceipts, 1925 bales: export to Great
Britain, 20.4n bales; to France, $500 bales
to the Continent 1883 bales: stock, 1903