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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-26
EDITORS 'gvI'EWS. !.
What the New York Evening Papers
Have to Say Of Yesterdays Trading
1sn.c,,, u ms y,mes. Dispatch, 4

Especial to THIS times ispatch)
sss NEW YORK, March 225.-The Evening
Post says: Several rather unpleasant de-
8yelopments. from the stock markets
point OF view, upset prices In the after
noon, closing tho day with many consid-'
cradle declines. d
with a half-point break in consols on the
London market. While this striking In.
3cident was under discussion, Wall Street
Learned, p first, that the sub-Treasury was
creditor this morning, at the clearing
\ house, showing resumption of the Treas
Jury withdrawals, and second, that $500, 600
god had been ordered from ron Argenttnha ma
g financial mind to receive enthusiasts tically
X the Inter statement t, from philadelphia,
regarding the Pennsylvania Rnllroad az
4 on new stock.
# Little OF special comment Is NEEDED on
\ the days course Of prices As n rule, the
cline in Southern Pacific shares was pos.
Nbly interesting, in view Of the alleged
contest for cohtrol. So was q 8 point
fail IN AmagaI1hated COPPER 1.e Whcn T ha
4 London copper market A point worth
noticing is that before the day was over,
3 the London market had distinctly turned,
consols and gold mine shares recovering
sharply on tho buying incident to bar
u gain-day.s Wall Street, after such move
4 nents as to-day Is likely to watch for
&
The Mail and Express says: The local
L Speculation was Influenced In consider
able measure by the fluctuations In cons
Z sols, although there We're some home fac
i tors at work. which helped to bring about
n the erratic price movement that marked
ii the course Of the days market The re-
Spouse to London was reflected In an ear
IyE fractional decline and a subsequent
recovery In which the list. generally was
u carried above last nights closing In few
cases, notably In Wabash pEeferred Penn
& soldatcd Gas. to the extent Of about a
< point After remaining dull for a time,
speculation, again became weak. and net
gains In a number Of Instances were turn
S9 cd Into Let losses. t.W
Tta Commercially Advertiser says: To-
.,+uay's market continued under pressure
from the same quarters IN tnat w were ,,i IN.
OF the preceding days. The doWnwnrd
& movement. however, was decidedly un.
even. In the early part OF the session u
looked as though the short interest res, werf
that a few stocks were being specially
Ing" elsewhere, ST.. Paul was the frs
stock selected for this purpose. and wa.
soon after the opening. Then Amalsa
mated Copper was taken in hand ant
similarly pressed for sale. Up to the hna
list held comparatively firm. with frac
ionnI advances IN many cases over las
;ni Git ngures. In the last ,forty-hv'
minutes OF the trading fresh attack wa
3sylyania and st. EPanl singled out to boa
the brunt OF the selling. The profeslona
Is element took "a pessimistie view Of to
days action OF the pennsylvania Com.
naI,y on the ground that the new stool
Il ~ II
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TIID CI.OSD:
COTTON MARKETS.

y NEW YORK, March 25-The cotton
market opened steady and unchanged to
an advance Of 8 points. and following the
call ruled rather irregular, but narrow
and quiet. The opening Improvement was
chiefly due to the strengthening of the
statistical positions as indicated by tho
recent heavy export movement which en-
couraged renewed purchases for business
account. After{the initial gain prices
worked downward a few. points under
heavier estimates for to-day's receipts and
less favorable I accounts from the New
England mill, situation. These factors IN
connection with the good weather In the
South and Indifferent cables proved more
potent factors than the small estimates
for to-morrow's receipts at Houston,
which were estimated at from 800 to !, 900.
At the lower level bulls again came to
the support Of values and the market re-
covered to about tho opening figures
around that level. with tie bull leaders
apparently concerned In an effort to main
tain prices The exports for the day were
full amounting to l0,28l bales, bringing
the total thus far for tho season up to
5,725,2i bales or l94.S37 bales over those
for the same period last year, and this
checked aggressive selling, so, that the
losses were small and the market finally
steady, net unchanged to 3 points lower,
this being the low point OF the day for
he late months and within 2 points OF
the lowest on May and July Total sales
futures estimated at 10000 bales,
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1 NO FOUNDATIONS
President Cassatt Denies Rumors About
the Pennsylvania Road.
y Especial to Tho limos Dispatch,

.t3119.I (specRl to Tho Timos. Dlspat ch.)
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March 2.--
says the story printed in the New York
Tribune so far as itSafrects the Pennsyl-f
vania Railroad, is without any founda-
3tIorlHI fact and Is Eunwnrranted. The
Tribunes report Is merely a repetition
Of the story that has been printed many
times in tho last few months that the.
Vnnderbilts have voluntarily surrendered
the control Of tho New York Central to
the Pennsylvania :. Morgan Rockefeller
4 1t is. believed by a great many people
tiro from i6nctivg management Of the
property, but rs they will retain their in-I
terest, the change Will affect the man-
agement and conduct, OF tho company
& Mr. Cassatt's denial as to the control
going to tho Pennsylvania Is emphatic,
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OBJECTED /" Il TO SLEEPING ZEE: ]
WITH HIS WlFE'S DOC 20
Y ny Aarocia tod press.l

,1,1u yr3SF ~ !" 'Niarch 25.-When George
i, : Smith, 4 Of brooklyn, to-day. In the ne
Nvrilo Avenue Court. made answer to
I, 10 charge ~ made BY his wife, Grace Smith
. n no no had failed to support her he de
e ei,u. frat he objected to his wfe's big
Newfoundland r;e &c dog occupying HIS bed.
Mrs, Smith declared her husband n NJ, On !.
given her the kind OF nome sne d G,,,ta,
- eI' reot trhey have been married yearr.
smiths lawyer said that because, Ct the
:vyo,,nr fwife's t'lazlness" Smith had o1ten
nato his mother house for breakfast q =
rho case was adjourned.
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was being allotted to tho stockh ol Il. en-
mt n very low figure. There was nothing
else In tie days news TO which tine "f nm.
ness OF the market couid 90 d,1 seams to
liz In the bear operations Ola power
ful speculative body tho pers'o'ntlnlieeli s o.
Witch is by this time notorious ito 'ir''
Mo 1,,voninr sun says: Beneath THO
,rrc ~ lar, l I3 velnents Gin to7deys stock
market there was evident q #ieeplo O.. "1 LILY
hestatlng tendency ttoWanrn ,[,ayy
terday's continued decline II. p ri,ces' Wv Wv
opening dealings were oharnc ne, ~
some fevershness and airregn lattlty, ~ ~
dny was Observed. Neither was there IN
this morning 8 news or In tho DAY 3. az,
velopments anything to account dlreotly
for the pronounced WEAKNESS li. Ien,,+a ! aser-
tons regarding tho change IN the man
agen,ent Of tho New York Central Go nns
pany were uncontirmed N some oi t,tnaons
sens us' of opinion that the reports were
not altogether wan ting IN fopnaht le!1
Neither New Y ork Central nor Pennsyi-
vanln was, however. pattIlc4latr,yt po "a
vance in tho dividend re to on American me, Ieal
Tobacco Company's common STOCK Was 9
announced, but that has now neconle q 4, a
h erested in C Consolidated Tobacco stock
Tho per cent. collateral bohas o. ,t tla
Ia tier concern were altogether unaHecteu
'To.day's discussion OF tho general tinan-
ciul situation and OF the efforts OF par
ticular corporations eicited no now ", tao Gus
and apparently brought about no chaing .a
In the various points OF view Pcsslmisn
is now nov, the dominant note in the register,
ana the themes OF discussion most CON !, !.
stantly harpod upon arc the unrest ,s, -
ment stocks. Those particular stocks
more or loss under the influence OF act,
ual & or threatened la or troubles moved
to-dnyNin line with tho remainder OF the the
market ls Es Wal 49, sgt
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DIR. W W !. L 4 ! \ ! J ! !.
|. MUCH | I !;
He Has Gone t to Far South
for a W eek's Rest 9: and y
Recreation.

For some time past the many fr'onas
:, 80 =, Dr. w, w. Landrum, OF Atlanta
E ,,ove been seriously CONCERNED over re- g,
8. nort. 70 the effect thatAhs health was
standby declining. They will DO delight
ed 10 hear now that his condition shows
10 change for the worse, and that he
seems, in fact. to be just at this time
\ 4 Dr, r. II. Pitt, Of this city, an intl-
mate friend OF Or. I.andrum, has Just
returned from a trip through the South,
while away he visited Atlanta and stay
cd with Or, Landrum. for whom v ne ne
5preached last Sunday morning y,
According to DR.. Pitt. pr, Landrum y
pit Sunday night. and IS, ms ever, active
fiy at work In t,is aongrega ton. he has
gone to the. south OF Florida Tor q week
rest and recreation "a. =,
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. -
SUnsteady.Stand Made Y ID During It'll
Early Hours of Dealing.
N. Y. CENTRAL AND N'.l, PA p !.
These Were the Only Stocks that
Showed Any strength-Prlces Broke
Sharply and Closed at Lowest 83l.
Of Days ear Leaders Up
nv. Associated Press. }

N NEW YORK, Mar CHI 2S.--The STOCK mar
ket made an unsteady stand against re-
action for a time to- day, but before ING
d closing encouragement had apparently
i overcome tho speculative mind again
and prices broke sharply to the lowest
AZ ythe day, There were indications OF an
organized bear leadership on the deeilhe'
Early resistance to reaction was sustsLiir-
Cd BY pfSar sNse Mas na appar
entf for this but tho publication OF re re,
$viyed assertions that the control OF N .,,S
s. York Central was virtually lodged m ne
hands Friendly to the =, penns sf WITH OIL
y cial dcnials Of varying empnasls, nu ,,.,
& navcrthcless. tho price of these two stoCh i
rose about a point over last ms '1 nnd t,n
VAS; after the nSer pr for the DAY.
a. INA persist en- t weakness sof the Lond {,
market Is having a strong sympath!s'Ic
effect here and the late mpT Sared reas
surfing factor, but this was not until the
MICE had brok en- to 30 earlier IN the gay.
A. many British financial transncuons
are based upon theoreLcaid n1.n hin efrect
i on the English money market. !,
with the renewed demand from INC IN,
Z feIior for currency. and tho continued
4 drain / to the sub Treasury. this is inc
4 dominant fact which confronts the finani-
& sial world. The decision of the pennsy y,
svania, directors to issue about ISL, 0Oo,0 o0
I OF new stock at once at Seo per SHIRE WIS the
market Tho provision for PAYMENT IN
three installments, running IRON JuIe =
+ 18th over to October G6th, did not seem 20
alleviate the $uneasineSs caused ny. we
prospect OF this heavy requirement upon
4 the money market. The rather severe
&iiOuidatdon In RA1nnlsumated Copper WAS
another unsettling Influence. An incident
d Of the day was the selling on tho curb OF
& United States Steel SIS Mt S6A, which
was on a parity with tho low price OF
\ the day Of the low stock on the exchange.
VI Total sales Of bonds, par vulua, -, l2O, ,
o0d nh, United States 3s, registered, IND
new RS, coupon, advanced Il per cent,
and the old coupons and the now IS, reg.
.istered, advanced y per cent. on the last last
Tho total sales Of stocks for the day
were 49S, 300 shares. . * a,
sjs5 MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLOS
Money on call steady. at bd6 per cent.
/ closing, 515 per cent; time money, STEADY;
sixty days, 5QS1a per- cent. ninety days.
4blk per cent; six months, 5Ge1s per cent,
prime mercantile paper, 5AaG per cent;
y Sterling exchange heavy with actual n
4 business in bankers bills at 6,95Q?4.Sf
for demand and at 81. s.. 75Q4.S 50 for sixty
8dny bills; posted rated, s4.S4ls94. IS; COM
merciaI bills, 81 S3,14 o.. S311s. Bar silver,
} ISL: chIxican dollars, SSH. Government
bonds strong; railroad bonds Irregular.
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form FOR tho itsI perus s 81 tho court, i Is
said that ecision probably wil not ve BE
later "a ia 81 Il
BOND WITHDRAWALS ..,,,
movement to withdraw bonds deposited
to SECURE bank circulation, which ut ono
lmo was quite active. has almost ceas cti.8
over IS, 900, 100 and covering tho period
from now until November LIST, but It is
probable that many, Of thom will DO with
For March tho applications on fllet
nearly all. viii be used up. this month
April applications are light"
THE SOFT CoALwRs & y Il s
a Tho soft coal labor situation probably
influenced gone PhndelPha sales =,
cularly Norfolk and Western. ss
METROPOLITAN:
tn front the Ra s 1t
finds Metropolitan's affairs II good, shape
forced some covering. and there did not
appear to be much stock In tho market.
TENNESSEE COAL g. IRON: i.
Tennessee Coal and Iron reflected
changed conditions arising out of the. OK
enabling en- ,is tho company to take advantage
Of present market conditions. ,.l Z "a NJ
Tho plans for Norfolk and Western for
increasing facilities SO ms to accommo-
date the enormous volume OF business
Offering Is making bulls on the stock ~
MARKET srAGNANT:
trading I'D soG IN the tie market became almost
Sagar mt apa a Sh9wod Brsh m aonsols e Me
a favorable feature, but the foreign trad.
Ing throughout was too trifllng to glve5it
much real Importance. 8,, :s33lt az 2e
mitted to the short side or else getting
out Of the remainder of It's long stock. IA
AMERICAN SUGAR:
American Sugar rallied a little, and
while it was admitted that there had been.
some trade selling II y was merely = o n
oIHsxd e to foi Hgsr tie Ma PRICE 'os s ~
Sugar in tho afternoon acted rather
VOL, and It was believed that the short
Interest put out In expectation OF defeat en-
| Of Cuban treaty was large. whereas there
was fair prospect Of ratification later on
NEW. YORK cpNTRAL-P BNNA:
In the form the rumor took the story
Of Ponnsylyann interest Eor, possible an bic
was not credited Some change OF |, CON on.
holdings Of tho Roclsefellers. Ia differ
Ont matter, and the street almost unani,,
| mously thinks that any change would
bo mn improv en- ont. The stock conse-
auontly showed considerable strength In
rather weak market,
TFIE CI4OsD: 4.
The market closed weak and the feel
ling abroad was very pesslmistic: Tho
gernton Of possible friction between Inn
4 {portant & railroad interests and .consldera-
| tion OF the amount Of undigested UNDER
/ writing still in the hands of syndlcates,
i The short interests was BY good market
! Judges believed to have become consider
4 ably extended, and there wns q tendency
i In Rome rather good quarters to consider
\ that In view of the OK tent Of the decline
i from tho extreme high prices n fair
rally might soon be In ORDER st4.
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MAY Play I o-daY.

\ Richmond md College will again tackle the e
lph;ilios this afternoon ut Broad street
PARK. when they expect 70 maze ,onS
~ ~ ubcn they last met. The lads have
md t'nti much practice within the past lew :,
i dova md arc in better trim than at any
previous re timothis season y, /, !, !, : 4 !.
- Captain staples had his men on t tas ara :
,nond late yesterday afternoon for an
hn,,r1 during which time the boys were
vigorously work "a, 4. ,a,,,,,, bovs
1,,ll NAV the University OF Pennsylya nla,
When one Of tho best games OF ne seq
son Is expected. VI t 7S 4 a 4 5533
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NAVAL STORES,

WILMINGTON. N. O.. March q. -sPIR-
IT'S TURPIlNrrINE--T1 rm at bc.:. ro-
celpts, 8 casks. Rosln---Flrm ut $1G re-
ocipts, 1862 barrels. Crude Turpentlne-
Firm at g. 4o84; reoept 80 barrels. Tar
Firm at $165: receipts. H2 barrels.
r iIfsSI at &C.. i receipts, ii Casks
gales. 80 casks; exports. GO casks itosin--
Firm; rocoi pts, 773 barrels; salcs, ], 653 bar
'rels = exports. 1.b10 barrels. -g
sCFIARLEsTON.a 8. G., March M.-TUR-
PUNIIJNEFIrmn ut 60 Rosln-F!rm.
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MISCELLANEOUS . MARKETS.
PEANIJT AND PEA MARKEr.

market in Norfolk Is steady. The Sonly
change Is in machine picked nuts from
1Xc, to 2G2A The prices are as follows:
Fancy, quiet mt &c.; strictly prime.
Cline picked 2dSAo.: Spanish. Soc: per
bushel. Bfdckoyea peas. 2.S bas black
and spocklo 5poas, s. Il clay ind red peas.
b PYrERsBURG, VA. n Mar ch Is .-PIA-
new. lark ct very firm a t
7lHc.; sellers asking more irginia' 81
Oulot at 30. 3 3 56s ,!!}cs iafs
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH Is, 1903.
-sS-3-,s- ,t-1ire4 priv I'm ts5s E

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 25,t 1908.
s ARRIVED. 5
On account Of high water no boats ar
rived. 3;.f n
2 Steamer Poonhontas. Graves. Norfolk
and James River landings, merchandise
and passengers. Virginia Navigation Co.
a No other boats sailed on account OF high
water
PORT OT WEST POINT, MARCH Is.
Z 1{,Is2i ARRIVED. 5%5 q 7ssj 8
Steamer Baltlmore, Courtney, Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo
555349 SAILED. ~ 8
Steamer Baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo. Eia
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH Is. (
ARRIVED,
Schooner Henry Wilmington, S New
Haven. aEt, j.ss! VI
Schooner Alice p. Clark, Providence, s
Schooner Aug1lstus Hunt, Portland. III III
II Steamer Patria, Boston, t.s 4 55
WI . SAILED. bs KS
Schooner Charles Davenport Bangor.
Schooner ]. M. Haskell. Bangor. 81 &.
@ Schooner A. M. Colburn. Providence.
Schooner Viking. Portsmouth,
Barge Torrle, New Bedford. t
Barge Volunteer. New Haven.
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ALTO. Dividend,
(By Apsocla tod press,)

" (Uy ABAoontp aFFtss,J ~ q X A
NEW YORK.. March 2S,s,Fhe American
.robacco Company has declared the reg
.ular quarterly dividend OF por cent.
on nTi ia pro ferred stock. and q diY!dend yof
8 Iers cent, an 5its common atoek w hls
Isl nm 4 increase OF Ia per ceEl'' oss A''e
latter Issue, ,ll. x
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Lester Street Will Probably Prob
Be Free by This / i ;, Evening e MI
Falling at Columbia.

49,
There will be no further damage by the ne.
high water In the river. II o'clock last
night the, water at Columbia was lS l-lo
foot and falling, which means that from I,i' m
now on the water will swiftly make AK as
way to tho bay through Dutch Gap. a Z
81 It Is quite likely that by this evening
Lester street viii be open, and co com n
cation Will be once more established be-
tween Fulton and Richmond,
"a The water last night OIL Lester Street
wns about foot higher than on the pre-
svious night, but II Is now falling rapid
ly J..
a Tho river boats Will resume business 10.
morrow, 1t Is beloved. I and the wor6 pf
clearing the streets OF mud and deoriH,
and clennlng up tho swhnrvos and bulld-t
ings will probably consume the latter
part Of tho week.
street cars have not yet been able to
get through Iester Street. and trAi,sler3
are -riade to row boats.
No serious damagefhas been done ~ tho
freshot, whichis now passing away. ex-
cept 'lnconvonience In tho TRANSACTION of
business. l.4!5S3 sG 6s.s ~ 9Est 4
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DRY GOODS MARK mr.

NEW York, March e The cooler tom
pernture has had Its effect upon dry
goods nnd especially with second haIlda.
Values are still on, q high plane. but
figures there Is lttio profit Z and RI thor
than weaken they prefer to close their
mills. Unless cotton breaks materially
tho prospect Of lido machinery is bright.
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c,oT = OH MARKET. (

d NEW YORK, March 25-Cottonseed oil
very dull, selling ut 10. for primo yellow
In small lots, md held higher for larger
quantities: Prime crude here ~ e,,e nominal
Summer 81 nm yellow, 41041lsc.; OF summon yell
low, 3S130c. prime white. 46c.: I. prime win
ter yellow, 45o Primo moal. 81. 60Q2S
nominal, SEQ
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II s. refunding gs,a registered. ~. 1o7 4
U. s. refunding as, coupon ..,....... 1o1 =
i. 8 AZ, Registered {. "a. +. ......... 10TH
ne 90 7co,,no,, M. !. . . . \. 108 q
~ nav "a, Registered. I, ............ 1854
II & Nav ia. cou por... 1864
II 8. Old as. registered. II. /. ~. 10SN
n Ala ia coli nor, /, ITO
m s. 5,s, registered 4. !. ...... ~. 1854
us ~ 1co,non ~. !. I, 1881
sSich;son general 4 s. !. 101 *
q tShison' aSiiat mnrt 30 n
n Innrc and ohio ~ 1925
Paitin,oro md Ohio az s.,,.: 4. 929a
I3nitin,oro aud ohio Cow 101 81
1anada somthorn I'd S. 105 V
S,.,t,nior = r: enrpla e 81 =, 107
Ssasrai e ae q s6,1 1st q. 5as, 15s
S,,na ~ and Alton 76h
Sh;ca ~ Hand Quincy new 4 8. . 80. 92H
Ghicaso M. and st, Paul gen. 4's.... n0A
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.sALEs,I

SALES "a q Y,
20 American Can CO Ii, ,...... .......
800 Anerlcan{ Can pfd..u,.....ts..
zoo American Grass TWihe.......t.i
American Cotton Oh coiil......s
200 American { I1oGbiiiotiVB c0M...,.g
200 American locomotive pfd......
Goo American CIR ahd lToindry.n.H
$500 American Sugar a.. ....,.. .....s.
1900 a., T.ghnd Shhte re cot11......
100 a., r. and Sante re pfd....I...,
1880 Analgafnated Copper. a,..,....,
1000 Baltimore and hio.,..,,...,..,.
74DO Brooklyn Rapid 1'ranslt......,.5
1900 Canadian Pact ho.. .....i,..s..t.5
100 Chesapeake and Ohlo.u.......l
Canada Southern. .........s..5
200 Colorado Sgli thern COM. .......
Colorado Southern LIST pfd......
;f Colorado Southern I'd pfd.......,i
1880 Chicago. Mil n and st. Paul....l
$40 CHI, Rock STAND and Pac.,...
1900 Colorado Fuel and 1ron........s
1900 Chicago Great Wostcrtl.,...As.I
Z 100 C,,8 CO. G. and st. Lotlis.,......i
1000 Consolidated Gas. ..........i
b 400 Delaware and \ Hudson.......,.
Del, Lack and Western. .......a
1900 Erie com !; 80
1900 1Jrio 1st pfd...t...
1900 Eric I'd pfd,i..........-.....
300 Gencral5 Eleo triC.....,..,.........
1900 Illinois II Central, .,...........S
200 Leather !......,...,..,.....
1900 Louisville and Nnshvillc........
6S00 Manhattan ...........t,,..
64OO Metropolitan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
27O0 Mexican Central ...............
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III isR1 Il Recelpt wheat |, $40 900 bush
as coriiI 1e1 100 bus helss osts, 4OS 200 bnshs
els hogs, ~ 200 l1ead IN hi IA t

BALTIMORE M d March Is ttRss
sQniets 'Wlieat4aDull spot gard the month,
iT11sc. Apr!l ar South err by SAM
month,P 47sss D47Ac,; b April, III 147 Mo-,
Southern Witt 400 81 s Ca ts-Q ulet |;
No B white, 4S11hho.! Rye-ssF Urn NosB{2 81
6Sc. bu..eef Cheese ana sasar y anu
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, March 25-Seaboard
Air Line common, 24M do, preferred. 4oH'
Seaboard As, $685. Atlantic, Coast Line,
common and preferred, no sales.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET. Il
N Richmond, Va, March IS. 1908.

II STATE SECURITIES, Bid. Asked
North Carolina As. G, lelG,... 1872 49,
North Carolina C's,. e, lS dS TX 81 Z:
Va s's,5 now, g md n, 1899 90 90 S s3
Va, Centuries, % % anu 49,. ~ ~ y. Il.
sIRAII.ROAp 3BONDR &, i
"A; G. + R. r. Con Trust T! Is r I 81, y $50 1s q
G,ri PA Pacific 1st S's g. 1920, -
S$ssrsis rR$ All 3 1885, ljS
n Nan and w ". ~. poeahontass IS. g
P st S SIass s. g. 1 1884, ~
8 sou Al Con is ist "a. isso:. ss 6lA
s. a. IL, Collateral Trust U.s.. 1o3 -,
RAILROAD STOCKS, Par
Atlanta and chqTlottss A.; -, 1S9 1 7sS
Atanis L, Coast . Li 81, eom1SS l Is
N Nori IKE ana Me Western Stern com 81 ,io
seaboard Air Line pfd, .l0O a. g
s sentSaTa Ar hai llns e 81
Southern Railway m....,,.loo 81
BANK AND TRUST cos,
Broad Street Bank, .,,..,,..,,.SS g SSh
Tirs ton MH'tlGnahl bank Of 80 -
Southern Trust Co,,...,...,10o l12h =.
INSURANCE. COMPANIES,
Va Fire and Marine.....,,...25 81 i.
MISCELLANEOUS. al r. ,5 IL
Amer; lob. Co. pfd,. p, c,, 100 d., 1s &C.,
American locomotive pfd;. .,l00 os1a 9o3
Gonselaatt :ham poP nfd a. 99 on iSS 1@
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