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j.
the remarkably large Increase IN Mis-
rouri Pacific and Norfolk and western
earnings for the week, and the rise IN
the weeks corn exports to tn highest
total Of any week since March, 1901.
i Tho Mall and Express says:
4 Naturally, after yesterdays sewers. &c.
cline In stocks and heavy liguldallnItn,:
ra bid vibrations between strength ana
Weakness Prices first rallied to the cX-'
tent OF q point In a number Of active rail-
ways, then declined ~ and finally aa-
vanced with considerable aggressVenesss
closing generally with net gains on mo
day. Some OF the gains were equal 70 :
There was a practical cessa ton Of liq,h;;
dalton after the midday operations anu anu
London was rather inclined to buy, prices
there opening above the parity, but Th "a t
exercised, more influence than any : rns
bort ptSs that the acrimnlnous feeling betTeetln
a leading operator and Interests 1dent-
fled with Union and Southern Paclllc,
had been supplanted by better. u nrfli
standing. Furthermore, 1t Tos reporeea
had shor3s nt out
bv Western operators. This caused free
fuying BY the bears generally. thus ac-
celebrating the upward movement
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Bank Clearlngs.

NEW YORK. March s-The following
table complied by BradstGSsets sh Ss nr iie
anal cities FOR the week ended March
and decrease as compared with me co,Fs,
spending week last. year. W ot!lef cltles
York 9Se g5s; i inar1easns oy lit
Sos Isl: increase, 3.S. Pittsburg, S5l, ~ ,lGs;
Increase 400. San Francisco. S3l,.as, ~
Increase ss,a. Baltimore. Ss7lSS, 1S5 : in-
crease. eli Cincinnati, S2?,fl .0O0; in-
crea SO, lo5. Kansas CITY,, Sl9 ,0oS,-
sos. New orlsans,& sis,ssll ,flai 5 "
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THE EDITORS VIEWS
What New York Evening Papers Have
to Say About Yesterdays Trading
Especial to The Times. Dlspatch.)

NEW YORK, March 6-commercial-
Advertiser says:
Owing to the persistence Of some y ne. Q o.
market continued for while n very
Of Urgent ,1 selling and sharp declines.
But from the first there were many signs
that was being o 4 o. s uot
so much from necessity as from the be-
lief that prices Of many stocks had reach
ed an attractive level for buying to hold.
general advance In early London market,
which came as a distinct surprise, TO
many who had made their calculations
4 other and more convincing indica tion was
the quickness with which prices, rebound-
ed whenever the pressure to sell relaxed
lie Efeater part Of the session. But It
Vas question n many minds j whe gtns;
Soreshadowed for Tomorrow had not been
pretty fully discounted.
The evening Sun says:
There was nothing whatever n TINS
mornings news or In the day's deyeion.
Ws hraw s any Ssnr gh wn eR
yesterday. It was aEcertained after the
fairs o OF the mereantlle house which
was IN an embarrassed condition had been
Strengthened out, and even II they mao
Germ would not haye been Of sufficient, im.
p2rta nee to warrant the fright Into whEieh
Wa atrs hpassfa taye The
the close. OF business yesterday. During
aas Gaf W the nH sass w eo
ssess!s;sssl3y aab}fstsa e 5'rtSss r.:
boarisi1 account, but these failed to bring
about the outside. liquidation which was
such q pronounced feature Yyesterday's
Il sens.sapSs,ase, In the early afteEaqon
deal Of lrregularlty throughout the DAY.
v hs attSde s asap po hksn W Se
market OF certain conspicuous opera tors.
rather than With the more prosa!a, facts
~ 'hi n sffasae f tha was mildly effective
eHeatiy %aS y tf,e reversal q Iondona q,
The Evening Post Says.
Both home and abroad the markets
moved uncertainty to-day, but ended with
some show 81 stendigess IN NeWh Yors
sbs fesm dhs
fIlad Wall street WIFI i
possible that an unpleasant situation n
ii is very probable, too, that Wall Street
Was relieved at the absence Of any es,
IRENE and violent PRESSURE In the money
but but FORE foreign a. eSeiange responded By fur,
tler quarter cent decline bringing tho
rate a full cent beloW, the. figure reach b
in fact, about az parity. This movement
,epresents,, Of course; an Inflow nt for
, uisi Was clearly recognized, stocks,
which had general declined In the fore.
noon. repaired their l9sses and closed
mess M Was smaller So q s one, shares
Than that Of yesterday, Two IN ta&hstEnH
1 matters - the day Fraas news q s'eFs
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March e.-The cotton mar :
ket opened steady at decline OF 10 points
to an advance OF 5 points. the improved &c!
the cliaue. further covering Of shorts and
q somewhat better Liverpool cable than
was required to, meet, the close 81 NeW
York of Iae eafhy sons
but but almost Immediately following the
call there was a renewal Of the iiqulua orn
Ing and prices were rapidly forced g doWn q
ward, May selling as low Is 800 or ~
points below the best price OF tne mo ths
We WEEK. :. ana n> i points below last nights
The other options at this time showed I'VE,
pared with tic best Of the morning. AZ
support Of the market. and a sharp RAIL-
Wh9h easIsd pf tos Ias ooW
S sa sust ssllhs which closed ~ pssket
weak 9s g9ans |oWefb oi a. w the ssst
lions and about 45@G5 points below the
best level Of the season, with March, the
ypuil rejecting apparently the de-
sire Of the longs to avoid immediate de-
liver!es. a.,
Ter insight for the week, which, accord
1e os f. TIA sus seS Ss Is BALES
pared with lS4,5sl bales last year. The
estimates for to-morrows receipts at
ttInuamece : Of Unsatisfactory weather were
Comparatively heavy The Southern spot
markets. showed a disposition to respond
Ing generally unchanged to 1sc. lower
While the New York price was reduced to
1000 for. middllng uplands. % ooo
To-day's port excerpts footed TYP %hp i iotaI
sales of futures estimated at 100000 bales
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Range Of Prices Travorsed
Several Times During Day.
LIQUIDATION SPENT ITSELF 7
Close Of Market was irregular, but
With Recoverles ID Effect IN Many
Stocks--Call Loan Rate Went
as High as six per Gent.
nv Assocla tod Press. )

|. {Uy dbSOCluLeu ASeD'i
Me- WORK. March s.--The stock mar
ket continued very much unsettled to-
lay and traversed its range Of prizes
several times, but the final result shhoWs q,
fiad sp fn tseif ana tRat ~ bear ptFty'
inc short SIDE. Probably the do, \ nri
contracts was the prnSlpsi faftor m ~
k ats sesohs Some ra Sndeatlon Of Invest hent
demand on, the declines. SUPPORT was
evident at the opening and had an iflpor,s
81 yesterdays apparent abap Sdo re- q
confusion Of yesterday w..g conslderap Ply
f ns sesE th,s mnfnhs Ms Tho o
reiaxat ion, the cali loan rate running UP
een q iaf Sys s f bf FAX ssoc Tas
3. After a period of dizziness a99ut inc
made at the market which cnrrEd many ma M.
last night. The leaders had beer as much
hbovo on the opening rise. Tl1e lnark Re,I
seemed to have been sold to II stanats snt
s co el;,9 until near tho close, rs leaders
Hsing again from i@a ponta over l vt
hight There were slight reGesyoHnis ,, Ssfe at
Intention was paid in specula:iye circles
contest against Union Paciht's rl&nt 20
Gts ts s Sa Eatte 1f e9n5hisp
ing. pool in senthern Pacific Is eomm.o7nly
s aseeP!sa II a S ssESsb
s sion i5s 81 Psa
Of d nen Ps on sno cenro
in deferrIrg dividends on Southern Paol-
nc and making heavy outlays out Of earn "a m,
ings had come IN FOR n,.ter r eri npnsr.
ern I'd ,denntiii XIII With the movement to
contest Union Pacitlcs control. !,
the general suppostiho as ass
mo mo- tatl #. the market during. tho past
week The vigorous rally az th, me G I,se
tending interests In this dispute The
nie,er eoton market az stoc nae a 1arpe H.
extensive lban contraction. The late re-
covery in stocks. howeveTT, ponies tp n'one 10
X situation. German bankers in, the City
were large lenders to-day. and sterling
exchange was Tenk u 4iaftad s,ates see
or within fraction OF .arity With the
preferred stock Nnrtnsrn seenFties a tin
lied to show wide declines before a market
was found. ,.6 NJ. (, ,F =. ~ & {,
Bonds moved in sym patty. With Ttoek a.
States rs advanced Il per cent on the
last call. .5.a .
were 739. co shares.
MONEY AND. ExcHAEGE-CLosE:
: Money on call firm at sac per cent;
sixty and ninety days, ba5ta per cent:
xix months. $500 per cent: prime 1ner-
camille paper. tH51s per cent Sterling
business In banksrs' bills at 4ss. SCOT s6s5
for demand and At 81. S3.BNA 49, 90 for Sky
day bills; posted rates, s. st!5 and si.S15sg
silver, 4Sa.: Mexican dollars. as. Govern
fnent bonds frrner; railway bonds trreg-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH s. 1908
ARRIVED. @

Z. 4 8 4. ~ . u
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH s, 1908
ARRIVED.
steamer Brandon, Rhodes. NorfoIk.
merchandise and passengers, Old Domin.
Ion line. AK s.} alaAs #4t4 45
a, SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves Norfolk
and James River. landings, mercnanulse
ap steRamsr gWnya REelGNe HaTshdS
Pa, merchandise and passengers, ciyde
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk
lon line,
PORT WEST POINT, MARCH S. 1903.
#as9 ARRIVED.
steamer Baltimore, Courtney, Baltimore,
"s staa,ner Mary tyler, Haynes. AIattaponl
River landings, passengers and general
cargo. 81
SAILED.
steamer Baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, MARCH g.
At ARRIVED,
Schooner Martha r. Small, Boston.
Schooner William b, Palmer. Proyl-
' steamer Flendlands. Fernadlna.
SAILED. f
Barge Sunbury Portland,
Sphooner Medford, Boston.
tseamer St, Leonards, Antwerp' ys
Steamer Alleghany. London, ~
4 Steamer Albano. Hamburg.
Steamer Irals. LlYerpool
& Steamer FeMdlands. Client.
TORT RrRAtu ERn HT{hPREp' MAR 8
Barge ]. n. Zimmerman, sasler TO
load lumber. 81 ! III
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WALL STREET GOSSIP
Advance in Copper-Great Showing OF
the Norfolk and Western.
fsneclaI to Tha Times.plspa tel

q
NEW YORK, March e.I,The ma, market '!
tie better prices from London and the
belief that the market OF the prvlous Day
had been somewhat sold out, Commission
house orders were very light, except ~
one or two places, and even there Lney
were only OF an Investment character.
While traders were watching for a rally
IN view OF the sharp decline, they were
rather bearish on the disturbed state OF
street politics,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC:
POOL eI had a supported the price IN LSend3n
a a. IL VT The hostility believed to exist be-
tween the pool and the Union Pacific
cnmntrol. however, was sufficient, to make
trnders cautious and keep outsIders from
snec1lating in either Union Faclllc OF
Southern Pacific. Z, a., ~,
Tina ru,nors that Union PACIFIC nus &C.
n,;tirad any further stock IN Southern Pa
eific since last june. are extFegITneay By
eeiifIic holds about s9o0oO'ooo ana requires
no more.
s9s iIrar rallied rather WELL recovering
nart Of its dividend and houses tradlnIg
R for lover Wall Street reported bull p%n
ISL Sentiment there. They clhlanlea .nai
f foaf "a guun1deniabio fact that the sock ire,
tluertly moved against the general curte1't
Of the market
3. & o. SUPPORT GOOD: I.
b, & O.. showed better support '''ah y
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crease, e.s. Louisville, s11, SOC, 1874; increase,
Washington, si.s67s70 Increase SO. sa.i
vannah, 2l7ll !: increase. 26;2. :, Menu.
pills. ess S4s s4 Forth W Y ut
813; Increase $50. ashyille, s.. SIS, 079 4
INCREASE, $50. Norfolk, 81. 1851 .s3s: .increass.
SBirminghan,,-' sl,1So $S3: increase, l 82,0.
sKnoxvilie, SS72, so; inc ease. 1o2.. Macon,
;0o1 600; Increase 4o.5 Cha't;tano.o'gs1a.
1ss; Increase, SO. Houston, 81, 7,41s n.
crease, 1873. Galveston. s9.4l2, 900: increase,
1914 Beaumont, Texas. $5l9 % 1SSi increase s
s., OIL, s17; Increase, i22. outside New
York, 500, 927. 1861 q increase. SO. Totals
CANADA, S7,121, 199; increase, 10.
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"A NEW SAW TILL.
Seine in the Rappahannock. but Few
l Fish Caught. t :55s 5ss33S3 AZ
Especial to The Times Dispatch y

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) ,
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March g..
A large, new saw-mill has just been us,s
loaded from the cars at Brooke, In STAFF
ford county. and will be taken from Tiers
to the "Crow's Nest" farm. where II
will be used In converting into lumber
the timber recently sold BY Common
wealths Attorney G. 3. Wallace to
Mr.. Reed. of Washington, .. 9. s ,3S
The personal property IN Orange county
bury was sold yesterday In settlement oa
the estate, and brought very high prices
Frank Hill has put his seine IN the Rap-
pahannock River at Falmouth. but a.
vet is catching but few fish.
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DRY GOODS MARKET,

FA1,I, RIYER, MASS, March 6-The
nrint cloth market has been quiet this
Week g. the total sales being estimated at
about 200 p!eeeS m Spa ,e narE9w was aaoa
g eaIaa 20 az about 5000 pieces Of regulars
For fore May and June delverles at three and
cents ea ady ynofeti 81 oAHG.
s E,,sl, this sala was made at advanced
f shougn reg regulars Tor spot deliveries are
still being quoted at SIC. and . o-loc' LOT
co MESW YORK March s.-The dry goods
market has been unresponslve. and the
continued weakness In cotton has acted
as. a retarding factor. No W ana nr Is Is
ara held with unsual flrmness. lines be,
Ing sold ahead to such an textent that
manufacturers are not anxious to add 10
their orders, 5isl.} i-E lff f3H II
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\ WABASH SITUATION. 4. i. y I
Believed that Strike Will L GLOW Discs
luton Of Injunction.
tBy Associated Press.) &

Il ! u II ~
(By Associated Press) fss
ST. LOUIS, MO-, March 6.--The gems
eral officers OF the Brot herhoods OF Fires res.
mon and Trainman and committees here
In relation to the pending strike on the
w abash. tonight issued q statement ad 81
dressed to their members on the Wahash
Railway. giving resume OF the situa-5
ton and advising them to continue loyal
10 the railway company ard to their res
isnective organizations. The statement
says the injunction Of the court win be-
respected. ~ IS 4. .tsS
An oil day conference was heid BY
Grand Masters Mammalian and Motrtssey.
81 the brotherhood OF Firemen and
Irainmen, with their attorneys. Their
in court tomorrow. . I. s
President Ramsey said that S. tho ms
junction was dissolved. he believed g
Strike would be ordered at once
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bales; to the Continent. $50 bales; stock

t sals 81 to the Continent $50 bales; stock
GoasoI!dsstssa Ct 81 ssa l4t re;
fss a|Raain, ltss ss P Saiss France ISIS
Total since September lst ct all sea.
TeeSpts sats e v saPSe.
S44.626 bales; to the Continent 2,ae.64e
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March s.-CoTToN-
es5g haa the eee q seot
/. Futures at the opening were points
sesAae on Ma5 fa stan Ma ast shs
provement Of points in Liverpool had
no influence on this market. which !. N "
very active the sales being the .xrgest
prices were wide and frequent; but there
was distinct downward tendency after
the first call. the board at the close
not losses being from 1926 points on old
crop positions and from loglG points on
the new.
ASx Ss. tS Sa a s@sg a5en June 81 's
fttte TEN s.siGs.S; October. s;$5as SO; No
The following are the total net receipts
Galveston, 1885, 500 bales: New Orleans,
/, g04, 223 bales: Mobile. 191 521 bales; Savan.
nah, LII .e6l bales: Charleston aS 81
bales: Wilmington. al6.22s bales: Norfolk,
York, ass bales; Boston, Gs.327 bales;
Newport News, 1888 bales; Brunswick,
92l26 bales; Eernandina, s,1s4 bales; Pen ,
bales: Port Townsend, $3.50 bales; San
Francisco, 31.137 bales; Portland. Ora,
l,5I bales; Ell Paso. 1898 bales; Eagle
Pass, 1926 bales; Laredo. 12,l29 bales.
Total, 6,716,070 bales.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEA N1JTtAND PEA MARKET

.9i NORFOLK, VA, March e.-The peanut
market here Is generally ste aSty ,,e g y
cant in fancy nuts; otherwise the mar.
Seits is = not changed from the prices Of
last week as FOLLOWS; s.r,ot,,, nr,,,,e
Fancy quiet at &c.; ssfdI es pf1 Ina
esine P picked, 1NS2Ao, Spanish, ~ PER
6ushel Blackeye peas; So "a pa rsa p naaa
~ s PPesniit bags in bales-es In. 4-10c.
'' Pf;EETBRsBURG. VA. March s,oPDA.
NtJTS--spanish new, market very firm !, at
nc: sellers asking more. sVlrslnlas-
Ouiet at 2602, Sc. 49, ~!
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.
Richmond, Va. March s, 1905,
zoo QUOTATIONS, s

NEW YORK, March s7TLoyR7,
EIoursQuiet: Gorameal.8uiet; yellow
WSSaesH steady HyeNe No red HafsHx e
Options held fairly steady all day with
corn, although al. times rejecting some
SaoT al ss ra sHf rates
helped by small Western receipts: mod;
crate Argentine exnSbr,s lam, ana
5oHe.; July, I'VE; ssPtem5berr;s 7Ssi 2,
Cornesspot easy; NO.. $50. Optians
buy by provisions people IN Chicago,
coupled with bad weather. fair clearances
and covering. with the close 44'ssc. net
9 9ERe 1 Mar oat slosfs a quiet No. ep
OPTIONS QUIET. but steady. May closed az
Reef- Quiet; Cut Meatsl;ou ,Is pcksiltsSa
Firm: Western steamed: slo,soa1oss; re-
fined rm contin2ssnt 9s - icon SomRoaggS,
Rosn-Flrm; strained. .s2.a5aa.271A Tur-
pentiae-Flr,n at e7,sa6sc.
b Coffee The market for coffes futures
1 aRfi ne as'e ths sn e9s Nhe
S Bags. Spot St Rio. steady; mild, qaIet,
saSafRaT stf s5 1s rssnsf
sugar uss. sas 1s-1so,; reiined Arm, Rice-
Butter-Firml dairy. l5@24e. : Cheese e5
Firm; State, full cream, small colorssd'
M1tc. Eggs-Fir.ner; State and Pennsyl-
vanilla, average best. 1901 Southern, lso.
Potatoes--steady;, Jerseys; s. 1924 6I; state
Island ssaa.cb; South JERSEY sweets.
s2,IO33.75. Peanuts-steady; fancy hand
picked, 4Ag4,ie;i ether demest!c s@ aEs2
White. 75c@l; red, slM.25 Cotton-By
steamer to Liverpool, lec
CHICAGO, I'LL. March, GA general
bearish, sentiment prevailed n the wheat
thie day caused a firm close MAY, being
up 1sGlc.: May corn was A@3sc, higher.
and oats ssdszc higher, Pr r,oIe we're
strong, the May p lf3a1, c'os'ls AZ az
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6tOCks
The buying orders IN Rock Island ap,
peared to be In the nature ct support
fo oG ton tar ooniradict ted the reports of
serious hitch in the negotiations with
St; Louis and San FTancisco. put It vas sas
money market was not e 5000 one to
announce any new financial deals.
Isl st. f Paul vas 5sq beught on the theory that
posed differences Of opinion and policy
%oua b Soqf fei shd t. prort By is nde
pendent position.
Tmp CURRENCY MOVEMENT: ] y,
thereby $500, 800 The banks lost to TIE
d4eat ana ksqsS q co sne
mission mi houses reported some shifting o.
loans during the day. t s 8. l 7 %
on on ths 18th and from that date until
tho end of1the monh here will be fur-
her developments Of the same charae.
be ' renewed, But the credit seems likely
to be required for other than street bor-
rowing. s7s
u. s. STEEL: s
Steel issues were, heavy on the serious ~
weakness SHOWN Ii III the g OOIluS On Luo
Curb When the bonds were fist dealt ca
4 per cent to the preferred stock holders.
and naturally the depreciation IN this
asset has discouraged outside buying.
AMALGAMATED COPPER:
ANA gamated Copper was one OF the
ftrmest lures and was very materially
helped by The adyanoa GopPer here apd
ties think that the metal has been mn-
r raEI1@A Completion Of the elecrlficatlon
of the extensive London subway systems
and of a number Of urface railroads
there, Involves a legitimate demand for
i; The e United states Metal Selling Com
conser and sales have been made at that
price. This s IA cent, advance over
Thursdays price. There Is q very heavy
foreign demand for copper.
NORFOLK & WESTERN:
N. & w. showed evidence Of some rath-
good aesumllptIo1 probably based ra1r 9p
week In February which shows IS per
cent over the same week the, previous
year. The increase for the en- tire m ont n
Is q per cent. over tho SAME month last
year.
The, rally vas we'll n,aintain ( up to to
the covering Of traders shorts. The very
strong support given to Union Pacific did
d de- suet and Stimulated the recovery
throughout the general list, Tho resump-
tion OF pool operations In spec,altes was
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NAVAL Il. STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. G., March s.-sPIR-
IT'S Tu RPENTIHEI,FirT1m at e y 4. re-
iceipts, 6Ss barrels. Crude Turpentlne-
Firm Firm at ss.4o94; receiptsa q barrels Tar
Firm at sle5; receipts, Isl earT r1fn pnn,-
T me Fir at 60 5recelpts. es casks,
sales 50 casks exgsr{ Ssrra n9ne sales AosI 81
hasraIs. evnorts 445 barrels. 5f$f'
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CINCINNATI, o., March 6---Hogs--
strons at s5.75as.S5. Cattle.Easy at 2.2
AIS. Sheep--steady at $39o. Lambs
Steady at s4.60@6.75.
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Cotton futures opened steady; closed

I snot cotton closed qulet, 10 POINTS LONE
or: 'midriling uplands, 1000; HiddllnG gulf,
loa5 sales, AGO bales,
II Cotton. quiet, mlddllpg, 1000; net :, re-
selP p 1s7 oass gEesYsss SEi saies
o4ipts 1870 bales; export to Great
Britain, 4, lQl bales; 70 rance, s.lS
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SALES.

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. March 6:-seaboard
Air Line common saH; do, pref aare He hs
common and preferred. unchanged.
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BALTIMORE, MD, March s.;-FLouR-.
ana itth ee month, 7s@7oNe:; Southern ~
sample 720s0c. corn---Weak: spot. ara
the month 61&@5lhc. sont 111is WI!93ilLte e,
RSyyeEsteady; No. 8 9, Csc. Butter Sugar
and Cheese-Unchanged Eggs-Birln ana
hirher:@ fresh, Tic.
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. ~ 4 n@o7o, No. 3 red, 7s1ss74c.

1901; No, 8, nG77o.; No. red, 7s11s87ac.
No. q corn, 1896; No. yellow, 45%o. NO.
q oats, $50; No. 8 white, a4984hc. no.
q rye, 491hc. God feeding barley, 43G4ec.
fair to choice mating, 4sGAc. No. fax
.se%d, q. ~; No. l northwestern, s1.1e Mess
pork. per barrel, $1s91s.121i; lard. per 100
pounds, $o.o71t0lo; short ribs sides Qoose),
80, e5ao.oo: dry sailed shoulders (boxed),
ss.s71hd85o; short clear sides (boxed),
s1oa1o.B. Whiskey, basis Of high wines,
q 30. Glover, contract GRADE 81. %: But ~:
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steady. Good ITO prime steers, S5.l5q5.7o;
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ssGT5@l.5o Hogs-Re ceipts to-day, 1000
s,0oo head; 1oc. lower, closed active Aii =.
heavy, s7.aia75o; rough heavy, s7i 1891 g
shheeptERecelpts 5000 head; sheep steady;
lambs weak. Good to choice wethers. $oQ
5,65: fair to choice mixed. s44476: naive
lambs, $4.5007; Western lambs $A.1S4Vt.s Y