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Kenny's Easter Picture,

kenny's Easter Picture,
size 20x2s inches,
free Saturday. April H.
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Teas, Coffees, Sugars.
city stores
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
COTTON MARKETS. Z

+ NEW YORK, March S23.-The cotton
market opened easy with prices 1@6
points lower under rather large ialndlca-
lions for the interior receipts than expect
ed and disappointing cables. These, were
due to come 1@2 -points lower to pc N
keeping with the New York close OF sat
urGay, but at the time for the loyal open pc
lower and the close there was at net
loss Of 31b6l5 points, The selling was also
encouraged BY satisfactory accounts
from Fall River and other New Eng ana
centers regarding the labor situation, but
after the market had declined 3M4 points
further there was n rally which carried
prices back to a little above the opening
to covering by room shorts. and there
was also some commission house buying,
probably for the long account. based on
the lighter estimate for to-morroWls re-
ceipts at Houston. When March touched
9.9l and May 9.94. however, there was
fresh burst of liquidation under which
prices, led by March, which was especial,
SM12 points from the best prices Of the
morning. On the decline July also came
in for considerable liquidation, while May
showed relative ilrmness The estimates
for Tomorrow receipts at Galveston ana
New Orleans exceeded the actual tgures
OF last year. and this added to the weak
ness Port receipts for the day were La
394 bales against 10, $50 bales last year;
Toward the close there was a slight
rally under profit taking by shorts who
were Influenced by the good showing OF
exports which reached $500 bales, and
the market was finally steady, net IL
points lower on March and LOB points
lower on the list generally Total sales
futures estima ted at 10000 bales.
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ut the 0Aea,t1es.
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' = - 's-' 4 l=s
siberia" BARLEY campbels melo-
drama that mas Awakened tho sympathles
NJ so7many audiences for so many years,
was presented at the Bijou last night
by the George Fawcett Company. me
old play seems to have lost none OF lts
powers, and the usual Monday night au-
dience witnessed; the piece with every cV'-
dence Of thorough interest.
&y"Siberla'. Is play intended TO work
upon ones sympathies:E There are SIX
acts. and the Interest increases with eacn.
AT the climax OF the third act, IN when
sara thrusts her dagger In the heart OF
,Iaracoff, who has abducted her sister,
the audience gave won't to Its feelings In
prolonged applause The NTH act taxes
the audience to the mines OF siberia,
where they witness the cruelties inflicted
ufon the starving exlles.
Mr. Frank Gilmore gave a satisfactory
portrayal OF Eichoi. though the parts
not one In which he can appear % tne
best advantage. Mr.. De Witt Jennings
made ali that was possible Of JarncoEs
= ara. "a her thankless part, and Miss Grace
KImball was acceptable as Sara.
Everybody knows Winston churchill's
famous novel. Richard Carvel. but
everybody has not seen Andrew Robson
play the $herO IN slt.4s1 ne pa ", W.. ~
Robson as the star,will be at the Acad,
cmy this afternoon and Tonight, ana "a
those who admire yalor, dash. sWotd
NAV, brilliant dialogue, interesting story,
dramatic situations, a stage full of eele-
brated characters like Paul Jones, tior,
ace Wapole, Charles James Fox ana
many others, should avail themselves OF
this opportunity OF seeing them 3s
The Bostonlans In their magnificent
nroduction Of robin Hood pa cked Inc
Academy OF Music, New York, TO me
doors at. every performance. :,
The new productlonsof Robin HOOD
viii he seen In it's entirety al the Acad-
any Of Music next Friday evening. ! i
Vii also be sung at the Saturday matl
nee. Saturday evening the Boston1i ,, )
new comic opera "Mald Marian
san,,el to t'Robln Hood, VII have us
initial Or presentation here.
Manager I4eath. who has catered lohE
and cautiously to the wants OF the ioca
theat 70 -eoers, has made master stroKe
IN The arrangement that led TO me e "
| trod,ction- Of the Academy Musical Gonl.
e adv Company for the spring and summer mn J
se .rhe company opened In Norfolk las g
night. and win be seen n H NC,
next Monday - 4 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
MAYOR Low RAPS|
LIQUOR DEALERS {: A l ! )
saws Their Association Is the
Main obstacle TO Reform !
ON, Y. Police Force,
M AAssscctia ted Press.)

4
NEW ~ YORK, March j2s,-Nlayor Low To-
aa ~, sent 4 letter t. George I, Mlnaer'
cba,rman OF IA committee from me -
80 nealers' Association, which s9nghs
auor pb tain q hearing before ne mayor E.s
to earninr proposed cha nges in the state
conGa. "a nWS.'"The letter closed' !,
eH ,sIS' as citizens who are engage M
y lawful occupation. YOU wish 70 mcalt
!" me, I shall he glad TO see you ~
any time that may be mutua w co..gtl,-
tant nut KIT cannot SEQ you MS representa-
Ives OF the Liquor Dealers Association
,''ThA Mayor recalls that IN ms, mes
he devoted himself wholly to the SUD
iect OF backmail, He offered tota go ,,
operate With every citizen TO break ! 4
up, !. l, i. Ia ! ,,.e,, "a kadS
from stem to stern in the effort 70 punish
and prevent the taking Of blackmail sfoT
the sake Of illegal privileges, = says ne
Mayor and he adds that II certain W.
m NOR are we'll founded the association
uiouor dearss) is one Of the main obstacles
TO aNcomplete reform Of the Pc nc ~ torGe
snd one Of the primo pal tenlpters 81 tllesg
members of the fofce NJ ss
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CATTLE MARKET.
LIVE STOCK MARKE
~ (Sales at tho Union Stock Yards)

X RICHMoN LIVE STOCK MARKET. 4
N''1Sales at tito Union Stock YARDS
Richmond, Va March q, lsos.
CAT1'I. Recelpts,, ~ nean, , INA,
GOOD steers nna hss5ers rs 5H AZ
r na,,nds III alGSc. I; cows, 2NG4c.; bulls. S@
AZ oxen soe4c.; calves, 5d7c.; fresh
COWS soOGi5. Southern Cattle Best
steers, 5000 to 1000 pounds, average, SN@
4llc.; common to fair 3Q3l NC; good COWS
and heifers, sA@4Rc; common 10 ta1r'
'1niOGsR Receipts. 4ss head; market firm,
shoats, 70 To- 100 pounds. average, 6h@
o's SWEEP AND LAM BIS, Receipts 80
head; supply very light; dsmand g. good q,
Good sheer 5s@SSee4 So rnmo 1 'h a. fa ig
5@5hc.
y CHICAGO, ILL. March e3;-CATTtE--
Receipts, 9S,OiO head: steady, Good to
brine steers. s5l0Qo.G5i, poor to medium,
$S75G4.75; stockers and ieeHefs q .o Gio o
400 COWS so! se * i,,,. neass5s4 @ eaxes
SannerS reNnsefcd steers s4G4.5O. logs
I Receipts to, day, ii 700 head; Tomorrow
% M head; left over, ,0pO head loql5e
higher. Mixed and butchers, S,4oa7G5;
good to choice heavy, $I:l n,9 e :soi rougl
heavy, S7,35dl7.70; light - 10y 80 eulk o.
sales, 81 45@77o Sheep Ksesip1 n,h 20 n rl
to lose. higher Good to choice = wNealhers,
s5g6a6. 30; fair to choice mixed, $,oog64oi
native lambs, s5,e5@7b0
NEW YORK, March 22s,--HS,EEvEs-
stsady rfat cows tsong:4 sas5s bu an
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ket rallied ION big visible supply de- eo
nc. net lower. March closed at SlMc.i
May. 77c;.Juiy 75Ae sept dant on ns%ic
market was fairly active, and irregular,
but generally. firm on rain and SHOWS W.
West, big seaboard clearances. SINAI! re-
celpts and good buying Of July West V :.
close lose however, and left oft net un-
5O3sc.; July, 4sHc. Oats--Easy; No. 2, 49,
Options fairly active and steady May
closed a ss% e. ,,,,,o !
hams, sE 1lN@i2c. Lard-steady; refined,
firm. Porl-Quet. Talow-.Firm.. Ros-
Unsteady. Re Turpentine-ste Rice
Firm. Molasses--Firm.
opened steady without changes In prices
and held quiet until near the close, when
there was some little activity, but prices
closed steady on the opening basls. safes
29,s5O bags. Coffee Firm. sugar---R IA
Butter-steady:- extra creamery Sc.;
State dairy, 16Gl27c. Cheese-Firm: state,
full cream, fancy small. colored. fall
made, 15c.; white, fall made, l4Ac. Eggs-
best, 14ac.; Southern 14dd4Ac. Potatoes,
Steady at s1.75@2; State and Western, 1a
pounds. s1.75@2.25; South Jersey sweets
s2.5o@2.75. Peanuts-Steady; fancy hand 1a,H
picked 4A@ac 9ter dom nsr bas rel
red, soc, @s1; Southern, zoe. @s.150.S Cotton
BY steamer to Liverpool, nc.
CHICAGO, ILL. March 23.-There was
little Of interest in trading In the grain
ed May wheat closed unchanged; May
corn off Ac., and oats down 11sdssc. May
provisions closed from nc. lower to loc
higher; ,o,,o ne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
WALL STREET GOSSIP
Soft CoaI Roads Affected by Fear OF La
Dor Troubles Hard CoaIers Also Of

Dor Troubles-ttard Coaers Also OH'
Especial to The Times. Dspatch.)
NEW, YORK, March 23.-The opening
NJ tho stock market was irregular, and
some strength. in the fractions was offset
by weakness In Southern Paalc and ei
Union Pacific. The bank statement dld
orders Of Importance. and the professional
eie ment was rather bearish. The market
had very little snap In the early tradlns' =
although some speclalties we're a soIa,Inr
IF failed to bring In the public folloWlns'
A. prices sagged in several directions.
London was a seller.
Tie comparative ease of Southern Pacl,
No in the loan crowd and the renewe91
selling Of It for foreign account ,causSa
some weakness at me opening na1sez un The
shorts had failed. Union Pacific was wa,
sympathetlcally weak and II was in4usatt
That a large pnrt of the short lnteresS
in It had been covered 81
PENNSYLVANIA FIRM: i,
Pennsylvania was firm on the snort n,
tcrest which seems to nttVe p snail arb.
"a ~ p ,'I mont on purchases OF the SO per
cent. convertible bonds against SEIZE ..tno,, al
the stock. This has created al ar''' 4,''
short interest 6Utt r5eU&
ST. PAUL BUYING: othar
Tho buying OF st. a aeres .sHN.' II Was
s said however low err that the Standard on
crowd thought we'll of 1t at these figures
rock ISLAND AND FRISCO;
Rock island showed reaotlonary ten
dency on the absence Of any ANNOUNCE Zee
ment In the matter of ST. Louis ana pan
Francisco,
There Was some check in the speeulai-
ton in such soft coal stocks as lstt.t ~,
IN nol view v Of the Uncertainty as 70 the re-
suit OF the miners conference 9us' COW
menced,
~ On the advance of Mexican Central
there was rather plain evidence OF pool
distribution. The stories Of an lntlma.e
connection With Roek lsla adya fae the
an .ics ana did not Obtain credence in
places likely 10 be well-informed
Brooklyn Rapid Transit showed q rather
firm tone and was bought on me luea
That the completion of new power
house and the eScepuonsalSS ipw ,hs suma
ner business would cause strength and
encourage some public buying.
E-rpRNooN TRADING:
In tho early afternoon the trading be-
came We Very narrow and the market was
EXTREMELY dull One or two movements
in special stocks, supposed to be inh ~
enced by pool position wepe apTns ts
followed buying OF atrespectable charae-
ter in order to scalp profits, hut as rule
sold where the bull account looked weak.
WABASH MOVEMENTS:
The movement IN Wabash seemed To
come from rather weak group Of spec
ulators Hho had folowed ins ms, G low n nay y
Ing In the recent pass p9s aaa oseE-
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET. 4
Petersburg. Va, March e. 1908.
The quota lions for this market are as
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT AND PEA MARKET.

m ahanss Is n in Nor' aolne pefed nuts from
nc. to 2aeAc. The prices are as folaws
Fancy, qulet at &c.; ssr1 Ct o. pr1 rs
chine picked, SGlsAc, /: Spanish, SOC; per
bushel. Blackeye peas; 80 baE; bluck
and speckle peas fl;f clay a q. req pe,aas s
PTrERsBURG, VA, March 2a,aPEA.
NuTS-Spanish new, market very firm {
THEE; sellers asking more VIRGINIA s.
Quiet at Sc.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 23.-yalues IN dry
goods remained unchanged, but the mar
ket is growing aueter each day, MANY,
facturers are not willing e. g,ye w W., 10 10
at present figures there Is little profit on
their product. As long as cotton ton, con- .,Is
tinucs at or near Its present level the
prospect of firm prices Is good,
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Cotton, quiet; middling. 1905 gross re-
ceipts, l,G5 bales; sales, 1850 bales; stock
Total today at all seaports-Net re-
ceipts, l4,S94 bales; export to Great
Britain. o,S65 bales; to France, 1000 bales:
to the Continent, 26,73l bale; stock, o46, 4s5
bales
Consolidated at all seaports-Net re-,
ceipts, 2S,Sl7 bales; export to Great
Britain, 9S65 bales; to France, 1900 bales;
to the Continent, 30,99S bales.
Total since September LIST mt all sea-
ports-Net receipts, 6sI3,1T bales; export
to Great Britain. 1853 ,9$5 bales; to France an
$685. bales; to the Continent, 2,49o,l52
bales iiF Ae &M
NEW ORLEANS. March 23,-COTTON-,
In spot cotton a fair demand was IN evil,
dence but factors held 10 top prices and
thereby checked the movement to some
extent; quotations unchanged.
Futures: Tho declines In Liverpool mao
A depressing effect on the local market,
which opened with prices 2@5 points be-
low Saturdays close. May lost points 70
N70 sold lib S to 9S closing $50; July
lost polnts to 9,S5, sold up to SIS, closing
9S7. August lost points to $685. sold up
ia G.6s. Closing 9,65. There were frequent
mild fluctuations during the afternoon,
the closing figures showing net losses or
2Qli points, q 10
bid; April, 979ll9Sl; May, 9S2Go.s 81; une,
0s5d9, 81; July, 9.S7G9SS; August, 9.6S4J66
September, S. 04i6lS.97; October, S,5l@S 81;
November, S.3S@S40; December, s,S9as.4o,
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But There Was Little Selling
Pressure 5Savein U. P.
| LOSE LOWEST OF THE.D'AY
Belief That Banking Interests Looked
With Disfavor on Any Hardening
/ OF Prices Was Chief Factor
81 Of Days Weakness. 8
nv Associated Press.

(Dy Associated PreSb.) .l.H5ts
,ts NEW YORK, March pa flumber q
causes contributed to the general weak aF,-
ness and dullncss shown, by the stock
.market to-day Chief among these was
1.-THE belief that banking Interests, reGapu
Of high prices. This attitude appears 70 pc
based on the belief that monetary connl-
ttions as n whole are not such as 70 war
\ ulative commitments. London was also
lower. However, there was one note OF
announcement from abroad. Inc annual .sst
report Of the Dresdener. Bank says that
fears of a collapse Of tho, industrial de.
avelopment of this country We're raploly
N diminishing. Opening prices In the STOCK
market were lower for the most part ana
reflected an irregular undertohe 3, - Du ~
there was little pressure to sell, save III
4the case of Union Pacific.
&3 Recessiops marked the early course u
Rock Island. Canadian Pacific Amaiga-
whiie Tennessee Coal. Metropolitan and
Rapid Transit were firm. Later tne !I latt
ket became more listless and prices dralt-
ed within a marrow range, southern pac!-
iFfic was erratic throughout, selling at Ian an
advance OF ga in the early deali out
"a eclining later to the lower level. f.ol-
lowing a slight hardening OF prices m .me
early period OF the afternoon, %hen aoe e.
tive efforts were made to advance 81.
Paul, another liquidating movement SCI
In and number Of issues resislereat
sharp declines. some stocks closing a
the lowest or Tue Gay. i nc vi ~ e So.
10 be directed chiefly against the Paci-
ics some OF The Grangers and F ,ns ren
&eral list. London sold upwards of l0,lpo
shares and bought very little " ,1c,,nts lower
nut the demand was light. Further ease
shown inhe rate for time leans wh aeh
was freely offered. was only moderate
The bond market was dull; total anrs sales les
The tt total sales OF Stocks for the day
were 3335, 900 shares. AZ AZ ;.s
.5# MONEY AND 51DX CIANGE-cLosE:
Money on call steady at 5lsQ7 per cent.
closing. SIX per cent; time money easier;
sixty days n nlne.y aayS ne
mercantile paper, 5M per cent. sterlln e
exehange STEADY with y a sG snsihsss de
mand and s4S39O for sixty days, biils;
posted rates St tss s,a and s4ssi s Hy
4Sh: Mexican dollars 3SA Governme e.
Il bonds steady: railroad bonds Irregular. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
THE PRODUCE MARKET.
Richmond, Va, March Is, l9S'
QUOTATIONS.

i NE WYORK, March 23-FLOUR-Dull
and lower; winter extra $2.Soa3,lo. Rye
Easy. Mo- Western, Sic, BaarleymD VII
onened s,eadier on cold weather news and
better cables {thnn expected, then followed
a break to the low point Of the season
under liquidation, ptteF Which the mar 'I'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
NAVAL STORES.

WILMYNGTON, N. ca March 23.-SF lR-
IT'S s III TiSuiiRsiFaEiSTlNE-Fl a 49, !, re.
c ceit,, = saS barrels. Crude Turpentlne--
Film Sat s2,4Cdl4; receipts, % barrels,
TarMFrm at sl: recelpts !. $50 Y barrels;
SAVANNAH, q Al March 2s.-I !, R ~ =
sales Ia Al casks exports. sss4 casks; Ros!na,
Firm, receipts 1918 barrels; sales. $685.
barrels \; exports. loo barrels !, ,r,,r,
lPENTIN E-Firmaa at 64c.; receipts. so
casks. Rosin--Firnl, Il 3 n IN, 81 sS
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st.@Lous Southwestern 1st's........... 70 n
st. Louis Southwestern I'd s....;......,6sl h
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass 49,. y &,
Southern Pacifc 4s.,.. ....... eos4
Southern Railway SIS .................. 116h
Texas and Pacific lists ..............tllo
Toledo. ST.. L. and Western fs........lS
I1nInn Pacific "a {, !. I. .%1O2
T WaSay P1 ists conv: 1@s&
aIvnha ali n "a q =. 49,. 10G
WeRas sho ne9 bs
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s..........S q ~
Wisconsin, Central 4 s.,.................. ga VIZ
Continental Z obacco As. ................ 6 Wy
Colorado Fuel icon. 5's................ SS1a
p ooh + sln M M. ..........,... &c (
Pennsviva MA con. az ......... 1925
ar and s q. .Hcollnt eral trust 4 s,....... 94k
Central Of Georgia I'd lnc.......... SS S3t
Va. Carolina Chemical Co. Gomez. 63B
Va Carolina Chemical Co. pfd....... l26 i
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pALrIn1oRE, MD, March 2a-FLouR-

q BALTIMORE, MD, March FLOUR
Steady; winter patent, S7I; spring s,I pa,
s by s ann sne 7 @pH, SPOT
and the month M 4slaGl4ShAc.: Southern
white corn, 42a4sAc.. foats-QudIet:o No, 2
white. 42hc, Rye-Firm; No. Z 4, Sc. OK,
uunchIa nge.d; fancy Imitation, 21@2ac.; fancy
creamery, 29@3Oc. 5ggss.,steadyI, and mn,
changed; fresh, lac: cheese-Firm and
1aMc' SugarFirm and unchanged; fine
and coarse granulated, $5.Olh.
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Receipts OF tobacco %on the chburg.
market for the two weeks ending March
81, 1903. reported by Mr.. John L. Oglesby,
OF Lynch's Warehouse: =, 90
pounds; sold week ending March 2ist.
1888, 800 pounds; Increase for week ending
March 2lst, s42,200 pounds. Sold from Gc &C.
5tober 4. 1902 to March q, 1903. .444'5o
hounds; sold from October l, 1901. TO
March 81, 1902 i5.?42. 700 pounds; increase
for 1903, / ,701 500 pounds.
Receipts much heavier than was expect Ct
tobacco offered was in bad condition,
much OF it being In very soft order; some
hot and mould on large part OF II.
Prices wereilower than for several eks;
decline caused from bad condition OF the
tobacco; but little bright has been offered;
fine shipping and wrappers are sou ght
after and command satisfactory prices.
If the weather should be dry We expect
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CLOSING BOND. QUOTATIONS.

rh,caro Rock island Pacific 4's... 105597ss
clNe.''o a. and ST. Louis gen. $50. 1ooA
Chicago Terminal 4 ST.: g g,
Colorado and Southern 4's........... IVY
Denver and Rio. Grande 4's............. " 9SE y
I srie prene raj ia s5M
- 10 11,ertt, ard Tnnver C1ty1 st's. ito a
1Iocx, mer Valley lev 1864
Il niniiH i SS,sh iinined ~ .,.. 90 5
al'T nnsoiidated gold 4's 1o3h
Nfaui 10 49, o., T1ont ri ~ 78 "a
Niex daa 6Gent ri ist Inc. 27
MINI and ST Louis as y lS Sa2t
Nfisso,,,i Ia ~ nnd Texas eds ...... ssh
New York Central gen. 31s's..... $50. l lo3
New Jersey Central gen. 5's.......... i iS1,
Northern Pacific AS l VA
Se1{Ssrn F E, IVss g 81; 60, 16 s
p 30 % d}n, Genarni "a 97K
ST. l.. and Iron Mounta In con, B So. l dlhs
St. Louis and San francisco 49,. Soh
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Rlchmorld Va, Mnrcn Ia' . 1T1,,.
38 The tobacco market for the week sIsa ~
March 10th closed strong OH al sr to q \
sound mercantile tobaccos. u ,,,,,,v
THE warm wea ther advancing ,rapl t,,,t
has dana ged great deal Of t Sinrs, h h,
up IN winter Or wet oTderi; or N the w wee
S we're 81 th Is Buyers net
class o goods rny eapr r1ffe
me tarm tha esnnvd,tion Of their crops be-
frai Is nrnsnt ns they are the ones who
sfer tRe we can ann, rsp red
e. Haey Seodd a IN gems stss not
W Total a amount sold at the
houses during the, week. S64.sS' ponM ;l ~,
Total amount OF loose to date 1A q '"ol ''4'
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dull and easy. N6.H7 sPIIng W11eht; ~
No. 8. 75c.; No u red. 71a71shc. No. 2
corn, 42c. No. 2 yellow. AZ No oats
49Itc. Good feeding barley. 42a43c.; fair
to choice mailing. 47@53c. No. ! faxseed,
sill; No. northw;eeast,esrnm: SLIP Mess rs
pork. per barrel. slsGls,oo; iard. per ~ ~
noose), 50. 7o00.s0; dry sal tied, shoulders
fhnxedI sS,75GS. sly short clear sides
( (bS} slo.s7ihGioD Whiskey, basis OF
highTwines. $3.50 Glover contract grad1e,
Mc.; dairy, l4a24c, Eggs-E Easy at mark,
cases included. 1a14c. cheeseaaosteady at
1SG1Slhc. Receipts-Wheat. 81 500 bushels;
corn, 172.s00 bushels; oats, 1874 400 bushels;
hogs, Ii. 900 head.
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u. s. refundng rs, registered........ lo7 a
u. S. refunding 2's, coupon ..........' lo7a
II. s.. as. registered ~. ............ 107A
II 6 "a ro,,,on j. II e, +. los
u. IS. New Es,5registered. .............. l3bA
U. s. New IS, oupon................. labA
n 9 old 4s. reriste cred !. 1854
u. S.. old As. coupon ...............'... Ivy
f1'33e h's r5iinon !. ~ ..,,,,.... 1854
it'isore' nannrn ! II ~ q ~. !. .....,,,, 102
ntchisol III q diiist fnent & 4s ,.,...... 90N
Iaaitirnnra and Ohio 4s...,,,,..........1 1921
= "a tir,oro ana nFconv.Fls ,,..... 1O1
fanad somt hern "a 1861
-a,trni ~ az; nrein & 1914
S.t.ai - fSoorgTa' 4 e. iEInc Is
tI,nso,,ea ami ohio Az 1o31a
= III, t.tsn ~ nnd itoI, az, g II
Si1ia 81 - Nv "a 0incvSrew 4s,.... 1914
M ~ Il md St.nPaiii gen. Is 1905
Chicago and Northwestern con-. Vs.. lol "a
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AN,rHRAc.TTE ISSUES

ANTHRACITE ISSUES: -. 4.
The sagging tendency In the anthraei11.e e
issues reelected with I, fair accuracy Lne
street view Of the strike commission s re,
port,IThe advance In wages conceded
was tangible fact, and It was estimated &C
that the arrears from the date fiS * e. d 5y
the commission would take about so,oy ...'5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-24
LYNcHpUnc, TOBACCO MARKET: h

.f.5 m Lynchburg Vas March ~, 1903 Y
Receipts OF tobacco IN the, warehouses
Of the city for the past week have been
much heavier than had ID, be expec 1sd
5nrices. were rather lower than they have
been for some weeks. This was caused
BY the bad condition OF the tobacco Of
fered, much of It being In very sort or,
der hot and mo,lldy. Fine shipping and
wrappers are much sought after, and they
bring good prices. :,
nj Quota lions are as follows:
- Fi5{E ~ DARK GRADES
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u BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
y BALTIMORE, ND. March %: -seaboard
Air Line common, o5; do. preferred, 4iEs,
aahr,ard As, s33i Atlantic Coast Line
.common, 1851; do. preferred, no sale,
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stoved their market. There seemed to be
some idea creating the Impression that
the decision in tho injunction case was
known and was in favor Of the company.
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UNION PACIFIC: \. I, ~,
n Union Pacific did not act we'll and me
general Willingness TO mend not, only
that but most Of the other stocks r.; { arest
had been covered on the recent rally