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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-06-18

Fusher Arrests 70 Occur In PostofIies
Scandal Cases.

Washington. June 1.-THE federal
grand Jury has resumed the considerar
ton OF the postonice department cases.
It IL stated that two warrants were
issued at the district attorneys ONCE
during the morning for the arrest Of
persons involved In the scandals. No
information can be obtained as to who
the persons are against whom the
warrants are directed.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-06-18

FoUND-On my farm twelve miles
|outh of Sank Centre, and ten miles
northwest Of Belgrade, pocket book,
containing a sum of money. Owner
an recover same by calling, proving
property and paying expense Of adj
gertisiny. B. r. THoRSTENSON.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-06-18

WANTED-To rent, comfortable
,ouse of seven or eight rooms for
occupation June /. Address II. J..
Work, Sank Centre, MINI.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-06-18

W ANTED Teams for hauling load
GOD. Good wages paid. Apply to
Al. Dobbs. Grey Eagle. Mimi.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-06-18

FOR SALE-A full blood Hereford
eariing bull at fair price, il taken
once. Apply to G.: r. Lamb,
city, Mimi.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-06-18

WANTED-15 cords Of rock by Bry-
int Library association. Apply to M.
Hogan. 8
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-06-18

"The houses of Ben Patterson, Mr..
Dunn and Mr.. Noble were entirely de-
molished ana all persons In these three
families drowned. a. were the families
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-06-18

WvNTED-Twenty-hve to . hum
red men to chop oordwood. Apply 1t
he Mill Office.
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q.
the pressure upon theHmarke than there
was YES terday. r Renewed liquidation was,
however, evident in. nearly every, quarter
and the market seemed TO Pc wh9el rSy,, w' the
occasional covering Of short contraec .jn 81,
general notion that the pentdng d secpa
t Ties A Company in the United states Circuit
Court would be decided against the COM
pnny, and at all events, the, common r.
lief II hs rSsffpffas openg 81 Business
fairly steady tone was CIV ident emery
hecnuse American stocks were strong II, IN
the London marke and because al q ", INC
absence OF any direct ex piana lloll " > CO
= II Fresh Ies liquidation soon II appeared and
a number of severe losses were q. snoW,, n
Metsbsy oY Mfaf feascff = In o
4 tchfson, ST. Paul, the Wabash Issues and
Canadian PaciAc.5 Manhattan, also broke q a
badly In the early dealings. but IN ! Ina :
oy Amaigamated Copper, the United States
Steel shares nnd the other ,, uit%
the railway list, There was less thnn ne
5s,slal amount Of discussion With regard
10 the probab illtles of the weekly b AM.
statement. lnasmuoh as q, raomu,, ion1ted
The bank statement made very (. much much
stronger exhibit than had peen rechussice'
upon and the stock market enjoyed, "a
f1rures Cash holdings showed an increase
OF about 81. 100. 900, whereas tho preliminary r.
estimates had foreshadowed % shrinkege .
The he loan Il account was curtailed to the
extent Of s6,94S, 600 and deposits fell away
Sd, 423 900, In consequence, surplus reserves e,
Increased $4,000 81 and the banks now S
nure monts, AT tho corresponding period
Of last year tho banks surplus cash hold
in % amounted to sc, 905, 900. Us
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EDITORS VIEWS. "a
Nhat the New York Evening Papers
81 ave to Say Of Yesterdays Trading

Il Especial to Tho Times Dispatch &il5
NEW YORK, March 2s.-The Evening
bank statement as highly favorable, and
n stock market which had been drifting
into renew ed decentralization was sharply
faced
much better than yesterdays forecasts
The stock market opened active though
the second hour weakness again prevail
Hed. Atchison and Amalgamated Copper
falling a -polnt.aplece; ST Paul. Ia Union
asf tor s MGsn dsa a@l tin Hss as
E half hour, when the bank statements
[ publication brought about sharp recov:
sTsi n aan as P saIef ha ons
4 part Of the losses were regained and
stocks which had not gone down very far
at the start made net gains for the day;
4 Closing however, was irregular.
j is sufficiently obvious to most obser,
s.vcrs that the Southern Pacific pool"
under present circumstances contains too
Dor for the market. a good deal of this
weeks apprehensive price movement has
been clearly attributable to such feeling,
" 20 odd hs' Even When The western CLIQUE
was beginning to sink In the qulcksand
OF last autumn there were many watchers
who contended that Its feet We're on IL, firm
: ury's dspensation of sentember cath. by
the SPECTATORS mad dash for higher
ground. With the Southern Pacific
POOL" the state OF the combinations ex-
cheGner, has been a mattreof !, shrewd
Z calculation for every clerk in Wall Street
4 Each of the pools successive spectacular
/. moves has been promptly jotted down
as another burst for freedom by speculn-
H tors at bay Without any question, this
h Is the reason why the Injunction suit. with
4 all It's theoretically important possihili
Tics. has nowhere been taken seriously
tina In to-dRy's hank statement the dc
crease In loans had been expected, but
gain p cash had nor; As against yes
holdings are reported today ms lncreaslnl
sl,494eOO. This. however. Is one nf tn
average svstems tricks, VA week ago TIL
estimate favored s700On0 loss; the loss Il
X the statement footed UP $4,000 Thi
week the net result Is n rain OF g 100 30
\ In the surplns, which, however. still re
mains at the lowest point for this dat
since 1890.
II n One oddly interesting fact In the lin
" OF Comparisons is that the loan accoun
now substantially stands atSttie figure O
year ago. and Is ni.eooo0o below 1901.
d The Evening Sun says: The stock mar
ket continued very much unsettled to
1ay. and further severe declines wer
q suffered in number ~ instances Their
was nothing more definite TO account to
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.PENNA & NORFOLK: s
Renewed pressure in Pennsylva MA ant
Norfolk 5and Western was ascriDed =
philadelphia selling. # id fri .f ~ 35
A TEypl EEATuRNS
COTTON MARKETS.

= NEW YORK, March q. The e CO I'd
market opened firm at an advan ai,en q fo 1ey
ip erlIiIs mover movement, under which most Ct
the advance was lost within the nr rs
hour. The English cables, which re orl-
cd da an advance Of 4a5K points, would ha y.
Justified arise of56Gs points ct New Yo 81 *,
but the room traders got the IMPRESSION
that tho English market had been man.ip y.
lated from tins side At Il thH s san Ear . nro
ders. As the figures Of to-day.'s recein pts
te for b 5ss Wsa q
The effect that only good weather was
needed to heavily neresIte the se Tor
shnrt account. Tod avs n wea Their n new. s
Was Was regarded With some ndinffere N a. nl
though cloudy to rainy Wea ther ,WaS ere re-
casts for IRA ms tomorrow s. most Of the
cotton states eastsof the MISSISSIPPI u; ana
was no strike news Of consequence, ana
but,littlc interest on either side Of the ac g,
count. ttt5i N Il
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II s. ref1ntling 3. s. registered. ,........ 100
r. q, rofuntinr al, Il coupon. I, IL. 1oG1
lis, Az rogls y, /, !. 7. 1911
11%s q, i n co,,no,lS, !. I. I, ...... 1os
= 8 Nyow IL raoi stored 7, 7, s, }. 1870
II {! sNau,8 i rrSi nr,r, = ..,,,,,..,,. 1877
nia a;ss rsri sterod 4. 1101
~ 8 Sid ~ coti r,oIl, Ill
- q (, roui VA 4. {. :. \, ,.., 1921
III 8 ia colooli .....,...... 1881
Atchison general i I. !. /. I. !. &. 1912
4 tei,iao,,' ~ 9 4 IN 81 r, nI,f a 10
a. It,rnnra n,,Hr GhioH4,s d. 102
,i,oitir,,oro nnd 1iiio az s 92'
Pnitin,oro = M Ohing c1otiv ~, ,.,,,, 10l
r,ar Al Southern d "a q 1857
Gentrai of Oy;eorElaT s s .,,,,......., 1911
Se,t.n of {CinnrTin ia I'll INC ..,,.,,,,. IS
Gsnso IL ma ohiH All ,i..,,....... 103
Sh,iInn ~ nj Alton '9IH.s 4. ,,,,.,.,,... 78
S,iongo "a and Quincy ew q s. 021
Ghica "a "a M, and ST. Paul 6gen.4s.. I'LL
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ST. Louis and San Fran cisSo 4's...... 99S az
St. Louis o,ithwestern lst " ~ ~
st. Louis southwest fern 2d Y q q N.
San Antonio And Arkansas s sS Sl5
Southern Pacl nc Ass. ~,
S SsSls ~ E tPnsIIe Ss 1l sS
sI'oedo, ST., and Western IS q e 5
Union l,nciiic conv. Z. &. l5s
1vnSn ~, III D ~, z. w y, II. IT,
1vaba sis % 49, l0S
sSvnbash Deb 13's 4. \. 2. 75h
Vast Shore i4s 4. 11oA
51the o,inp = ri fIT nike Erie % 4
Sysconsin CENTRAL 4's.s..... q Y
cont inanfa Il ,nbn rco 4 2, B. 62 m
SoinrnSn M 81 80 s6lh
3 al. I ain ~, ~ Ill . Y. n, S4as
Pennsvva n 4 !. ~ OK
Nr and taral trust s. 4. 9312
cnntrot ~ c.norrio od Inc ~. IL. 66 Sia
IN Ca roIina Che CO. 90 m. Il. 61A
Va. aroiinaS Chemical CO. pfd ........ 1854
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

Official quotations Of the Richmond
Fruit and Produce Association,
Saturday, March rs, 1908.
LIVE P0ULTRY
Turkey hens, per lb,,,.,,..,,.s II as IS
Ducks, per lb,,.,,.., i g q
Hens. per, b;,,.,.,,,.,,,n.,..,n y i
Chickens, brpllers, per lb....p. 80 u 81
Chickens winter per lb.,, Y 70 20
4Gnineas. acknowledgements, 20 @ %
Geese each ,....,,.,..,,...,.,,, 80 % IsF
Rooster each .,,..t..,,,.,,.,,, IS q 40
DRESSED POULTRY
Turkey hens, per lb,...,..,..s 1898 20
Turkey eobblers. per lb,,,np l6 % II
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SALES: e. 4, ~ H " 81 N +. \;
American Can com .!.s...ss.i,s.i
American Cat, pfd. ...s.. 20.
81 American Cotton OIL cotl1........
400 American Loo omotive com. .. 4 -
A American locomotive bfdu.,..,
Il Anaconda i. /. /. ]. ..,,s... ~
400 American Car alm Foundry....j
600 American sugar.. ..... \. 4. ,.....
,76oo An I. and 3Sahte re CON 1. .......,
t 900 Al, and Santc TO pro s...... n
1850 Anal ganlated Copper...t5.i.y .,l.
9a00 baltimore end , OHIO .l +. 1.'..
1000 brooklyn Rapid Trafsit.,,..s.
1000 Canadian PA life ..:.,......!..st.
1900 Chesapeake and Ohio.......,....
100 Canada Sot1ther fl........s.......
Coz Colorad d Southern com, .:.,..'.
600 Colorado Southern 1st pfa....s
Colorado Southern "a pfd.;.i.'...
$500 Chicago, NIL, and st. rnul,...
1900 Chi. (, Rock 1slAnd and Pace.
400 Colorado Fuel md Iron ... }..,...ys
1900 Chicago y Great f Yves err,..s...
GU O., C.SIand st. Louis......,..
1900 Consolidated Gas ................
4 400 Delaware and Hudsotl.........,..
h * * Del. /. Lack and Western..s.......
4 so Eric LIST tfd wv. .........
y 200 l1riel Cd pfd I. ....................
1 500 G enernl Electric. ................
1900 illinois. Central
1900 Leather ....... ..,,.,.. .......
400 Louisville and Nashville........
1900 Manhattan ...s......... .........
1900 metropolitan .................
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| done during the day by what are usually
| con sid erred liz eene brokers' ~.

done during thesday by what are usually US "
considered Keere brokers' rA,e. 81.
UNION PACIFIC: IS; e. 4, :
n, Union Pacific seemed to be about t i1e
best supported stocks, and was 5one..,oi tne
few lsses In which ~ was possible !. to
trace thG ea9knf nsal
naturally weak and was hammersa -, III rs 10,
!tnlation for the pressure on soutth is,l,
Pacific The selling seemed 70 , c0l tn n i.ut
through supporting orders and &caueht q
number Of 81 ops. s
ATcH1sON HELD WE'LL: ~ 5
a Atchison held well and there ls reason
to believe that the. most IMPORTANT inae,
pendent holding }inai It IS secured IN sucn 9
way way that than II ~ wo snapke Il ~
READING HELPED: M, I, J, y,
Reading was helped a little by the me
showing, the February. staten htt = a ne
rather rt sold out There was not much SIS:
position however. to buy them Z, n IL. view y,
belief = th FSa
i T' !nview Of the lighter demand II for for
coal.
y Renewed pressure in Pennsyl MA and
Norfolk lnnd Western was ascribed 9
Philadelphia selling. A 4, 4,
STEEL 4PREssURD;
The pressure In Steel preferred was from
brokers' who have recently acted Tor ne
towards stimulating public liquidation. It
could hardly be- said that much real stock
came out. The failure Of the, bond Issue.
however, has caused some conservative
selling In the recent past.
A FEW FEATURES: ],
Very fair trade support was rep9}rrt ei q
Stree was a buyer of Sugar In moderate
Quantity. Pool buying orders In Rock
island were understood to have been given
out. but wero hardly needed, as the stock
cited we'll. II IA 81.
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Bid, Asked

Virginia Lire and Marine Insurance. ~
Q shares at S7la
NortS c ng% g AS sna ~ 1884, lGs COW
Va, Centuries, IS, g. and Re-. Of 90
r RAILROAD BONDS,
A, q, L. r. r. CON- Trust AS. o. so
Char, Col and Aug: I'd rs. & G;..f 1lS J.
George Pacific eli Is, lst IS fax G l'ss. ~ "a -
d ss S9 a sSa Ala .H Con: s. lsi; il "
n, and w. Ry. Poeahontas as,. 80 y.
} Pet, G Gsss A5 S., r 1sss IS
R 5gei ana ana NECK. 1st As: iols.. 50 s.
South ,l Bound ist. 5s ia41...... 1lo =;
SA; Z rs Son and 1ft 1 1s le co.:s
RAILROAD STOCKS Psr.%G
Nor, and West. pfd.. 4 p. O.. 100 % ="
r. Z, md P,IDlv.8 Oblig.. 100 2l0 =. II
seaboard Air Line pfd..,... 100 90 4
Senboard Air Line com,......lu % 4
Southern Railway pfd..,.,..lO =!
Southern Railway com....,..loO 81 -.
BANK AND TRUST cos. a
Broad Street Bank.........,,..2 Is % ga
City Ia o %
Ns{sasl Ban Ra q e vaiss ,ss
FI. erssi National attic $40
| Southern Trust Co,..,......loo liza $50 Is
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
| va. Fire and Marne,.,,...'..z 3fts .'..5
MlSCEII.AN EOU5. j
Amer. lob. Co, pfd., s p; c..1oS =, lo e.,
american locomotive com..;1oo g
8. i. and s, Co. LIST bonds 6s, 1G -.
s, !; and S Con- a 4lA, aon 1913 ia 90
S Ss 81 ana Z ch e9; 'p IS S.
| Va Carolina Chem, com.u...lO g. 62h
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Net Changes Rehabilitation
of8the Price Movement. e.,
BEAR lNROA D WAS IS FIERCE R q
Unexpected Increase y reserves
shown BY Bank Statement 3 9 aused
ii Rush For Cover and n.
Violent Rally.
~, i ssoc,ated press. )

vi !, tyvy, YORK, March 2S.-The stock m 1tLl
n {. i, 49,. s,vant ~ q speculative gale dur,
4 IL u Ia Il NO hours, session to day. OF
n ,yh,chg the Quiet closing and tho small me-
d chanres IN prices give little n rl
ny q, hear party made q fierce ons q - -
n an'nrices after an unsteady opening on cis
succeeded n disodgintg soW valnerable posi-.
tiois M reason Of calls for additional Mar
gins and by stop-loss ORD DEL ers piaccu DeAo
'ne h mn ,;nexyected Increase IN reserves dis
3 ,insed nv the bank statement !. ca u e,i
enxiety onBthe part OF the bears ana vmey
Il bought TO cover In an u, sIuos u Marc
n i Suus'is notable quielng down otter me the
Wis ciIa demand from tho bears had peeh
satisfied. and the market wahy eI,sh a hslow
but closed az about a,t sb. e ra ~.
theb t9p P Was as little spcic news toex *
plain selling II there poss was ypo Sestfi as
day an. seemed oyn 10 p gen eas1u apathy
f bs 'snan,,lntion and the many disappoint.
ments OF hopes Of rise N prices. - III
was some show Of SUPPORT IN !ths grant
Gentra aak anu Shifted to the Paccs and
& ST. PAUL Manhattan wa supportedt' a tl,a
there was some strength n h bn reports of
K 1Il,ehishiiVailey following that for Erie
h which was published vest -. ~ !.
hIrh lie reserves shown by the banks IN In
N face Of an apparent decrease judged Sy
q the known movements OF money, WIS ns,, s,ie
4 t M a daily Increase in cash served
Ito Increase the effect .lpont, the w, %ee1s st
The passing Of the rc nlip9rlif from
period Is looked 70 J "a s9tt The
effected in stocks yesterday and to-day y
Il also expected to clear the situation ;tla on 70
some extent. 81. IA, Z !, ,,eon, du,l and
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.
y Richmond. Va March %. 1907
h, .t.l OI1OTATIONS

NEW YORK, March 2S--FLoU F-G,fo,n I'm
ter paenls 1904 M!nnes.ayta g patent ,n i Rve
@42o Minnesota bakers $sa9 sS3S, 81 90 5 irSe
Flour Easy; fair to good, ~ sVa3 e. corn
meal-Steady; yellow western, y w 16nye,.
Dnll, No. 2 western, Goc. Barley--l@u
Wheat Steady; Mop red, ,7s1sc, Qptis9ns
had n steady opening on cables, ana als ,s
como decline under realizing and fine hoin ne
crop prospects. recovered and heca me Nrln
on reports OF further export business Z ZOE
Franco. The latn market was very llr ~
on further export rumors and closed parl-
~ 40. net higher. March closed at Slc,;
Corn-Firm; No. 2,}k1Mc, nGoat. onlionsi
wero active and fairly steady With. March,
up ll5c on further covering and otherl
positions affected b. cables, the wheat
strength and light recents. The close 81,
| WAS steady ut 1Lsc. advance on March and
unchanged otherwise, MARCH closed J, g
G7si May SoRe JIlyt,a9e' 9 seE
| then rallied May closed mt SSSsG. "
Reef-ouiet: family. sl4G1b: mess, 50: bog
| 1880; beef hams. BS2060GDgl b0t paeked. Wig
| lllsc,; picked shoulders. 9a9Me, Lard
STEADY; western steamed 5000, re il gnn,
steady. Continent, 5000; Complying, 5000?
Clear Clear, sSasn' ness q S. ssssais !
State dairy. l7Gs27c, e,feeset-TF'lrm ; state
B CONTINUED on Fifteenth Pagc.l n
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!, II BOND J, QUOTATIONS.

,,,,c1 ~ ana Northwestern con. q s. 1873
S,hica5o Rncl. Tsnnd and paci Ass Z. o61s
~ = \ SnnE sinT1otiis zen. 1OQN
~; ~ S ~ - 1,arn1 Ina 4. Soa
Coorndo and Southern 4ss.. ,t S Ssia
L1rin f,,inr Ion 4 q n. . y, :. 81 "
Tric Eenernl 4 /. !, 81. 1, S5M
1Tnrt IVorih1 q IA Denver Cityi1sts ~. ,$110 III
fori WorVS , nnu AZ los
To,,isv9l,e and sh,aJ7nined f4's...,... s9iA
ATn,h otto CONS niiint I'd gold 49, ~. 1O3Ts
NJ xjss / s5tiGl "a 81
NfinnSsn "a 81 ~ oiIs AZ 1OO#s
NTiusn,,ri IL X, nj rrexns (. a 09N
Missouri. kan and Texas I'd 's.....,., S SSi3,
New Y ork Cent? gen. 1 1o2ig
Sort hern paeIhn as 102A
N iyot Pacific 12
Norfolk and Western con. 4s....... 9sA
Rending General $. q; ~ y ~
ST. T.. and Iron Mountain con. 8 s......s IL n
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WALL STREET GOSSIP
Pressure Upon Pennsylvania and Nor
folk & Western.
(specIal III The Times.plspat

~ Especial TT The TiInes-pisnatch.) Ee.
NEW YORK, March es,--''rhe opening
Of the stock market showed q renewal
OF pressure IN places, which more than
Offset the better range OF prices from
London and that the belief that the
short Interest was getting more conslo,
cradle. Tho selling In the hlgh-pricea
stocks WAS something of the same Ghnr,
acter as that of the previous DAY. nha the
decline then had evidentl brought IN
orders to sell weakly marglned STOCKS,
There was q distinct and rather serl,
Gus development OF weakness IN the early
trading, plainly taking Its genesis from
the stocks directly interested N me
Keene-I Hartman fight. The general mar
ket sympathized but only IN places, as
the traction stochs were quite nrm, ana
many OF the railroad issues merely made
jtrifiing declines,
In the last hour Of trading the market
developed strength before the publication
Of the bank statement, and made sub
stantial rally In stocks which mad been
weak early, while many Issues made q
gain on the day. Tho room was full Of
Fun but the bank statement WAS gem
orally considered a good one and encour-
aged fairly Arm tone.
SOUTHERN PACIFICi
The sharp break In Southern Pacific
was accompanied by rnmors 9 fdireat
financial pressure 1pon the pool and tho
free selling OF the stock gave the idea
That the Hartman interest was so sure
OF It's position that IT. was not afraid to
sell In spite of the alleged possibility OF
q squeeze OF the shorts II was rather
noticeable that some heavy selling was
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OFFICIAL RANCE AND SALE OF STOCKS I'M NEW YORh
( Nv rhot,tas branch a COS Bankers and Brokers.
1iikh. 10 w Close. SAL1S stNE

70
is, p
Mexican G entral. iT...Ysst..,
MISSOURI Pacific sos. 80. l...t.,,
Moi Knn. and r exas com. is..s.',
Mo, Il an. and Texas pfdttgsslj
New y ofk Contra L..si Voc. "a,
! N ~ Of,t,f md ssNVestefl,,.t.i
Norfolk and vvesterii.t..i t..t.. =
pennsylvania \. u t.......st.t
y PRESSED Steel Car..9 ]. .t......t...
Pressed Steel Car pfd. ....t..s..
I,eot1le s Gas Trustt....t..,s.. ~
Reading com. ... !. \. % ],
Reading "a pfd. /: ...., 4. g I. Z
\ Renubifc Iron and steel cotrl....
Republic Iron and Steel f'! fd W. I. 4.
St,Sij aid san Francisco: ~. 4.
St.Sr,6hhdf san Fran. I'd pfd s.....
ISenbohrd Air 1.-The com ,.....tt.
Sea board AirISLine, 4 pfd .i,.. !. & n \.
ST and southwestern nfd ~.
Southern Pacific. ~. 4
q Southern RAJ lwa ~ com. !.
! Southern Railway pfd...s. .....{
Tennessee Coal and E1rotl....s...J
Texas Pacific ......... .....5
31tnlonR Pacific CONF. ,......l..t
Union Pacific pfd /. IL. ...t..
&itnitndE States steel com. I.
+ United States Steel pfd ,5.....,..,.
sEYn,.C ,nroltnhit Chem. com.
va Carolina Chem. pfd. ... ~.
Wabash \. ~ /.
Wabash l8nfd Z. ~. .. -
Western Unior1.... J. \ ts.l
Wisconsin Central ~, .!t........
WISCONSIN Central pfd..... 1893, $50.
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1 RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, March %, 1908,

Virginia Carolina Chemical common-25o
shares at &c: 100 shares at 90; share lt
at 50. ~ ~
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NEW ORLEANS. March, 2S.-COTTON-
The spot cotton market Is apparently
weak without cause;" quotations un-
changed,
The future market gained a few points
Quickly v gave Way Under proflt.taking
which started almost as soon as prices
commenced to advance, Abe market wns
strong enough, but the weight OF realiz-
and speculative interest gave no balance
to the LIQUIDATION taking place.
Cotton futures aulet and steady.. March,
June. 9.7sd9,s0!; July, e.s0qaSi August,
BhSd0.64, Septernber, S.7SfIS.79 October,
S,saaSs$5; November, s22ds,2 ai December,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
cotton futures opened firm and closed
Cotton, quiet mlddling, 1906. gross re-
}ceipts 2i7 bales; sales 2, 900 bales; stock,

LUttUn, NlITHt; TEuUII11IS' IU'vVi st Us. p
CENTS. 2i7 bales; sales, 1000 bales; stock,
fotai today at ali seaports-Not re-,
ceipts. l47lS bales; export to Grent'
Britain, 59i7 bales; to the Continent. 14S57
bales; stock. 4S2,A06 bales
Consolidated at all seaports-Net re-.
CENTS. la71S bales; export to Great
bales.
Total since September LIST at all sea-
ports-Nat receipts, e29 7SS bales; export
TO Great Britain. 2429, 2SG bales; to France.
7C64os bales; to the Continent, 2,535, 743
bales. ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29

h The Evening Sun says: The stock mar
ket continued very much unsettled to-
suffered in n number NJ Instances, There
was nothing more definite 10 account for