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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-08-06

able pocket money each year by study
ing the passing fashions and making
her work correspond.
Sutton (to her father)-Sir, love the
very ground your daughter treads on.
Father (grimly)-Well, young man, you
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-08-06

amt the first party that's had an at
tachment for it: howsumever. if you
love it well enough to come and help to
pay up the mortgage on it, like Jacob
did. you can marry Rachel.
There is in England society called
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-08-06
JANE MOSES.

pattern used by men afford an excellent
opportunity for home work.
Note from an English paper. A
brewer of Milwaukee who is weaItbv
bathes in milk three times a week n,
improve the texture of his skin
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-08-06

- I'VE me, above all others,
r. yachting place in which to
pass the summer. There is
- something monotonous about
the mountains with their blue gray
heat haze and their everlasting calm.
but never about a blue sea ruffied by
the wind and dotted over with count
less dainty white sails. Then if you
happen to be a friend of the owner of
one of the sails. what fun There is no
pleasure so keen as a sail over a par
TALLY rough sea, with a stiff wind. OF
course there are other times when
there is no wind and you have to whis-
tie for it and be broiled alive by the sun
in the meantime. But we won't talk of
that.
In such a resort there is apt to be a
clubhouse also, and a clubhouse means
"A lot of fun in the way of teas, dances,
etc. with water sports and a gay band
playing. These things all bring the
men out in full force. and. goodness
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-08-06

NHE new woman has of recent
years enlarged her sphere by
going into the money earning
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-08-06

A A ISIS FRANK had been appointed
I'VE superintendent of department in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05

toms Of recovery which appeared In the
dealings toward yesterdays close were
still apparent in the market to-day. Al.
tempts were made now and then to stnrt
a fresh decline, but they only met with
momentary success Liquida ton seemed
for the time being, at any rate, to have
run Its course, and such offerings'as were
made were no more than SUFFICIENT 70
supply the demands Of the short Interest
Professional opinion on the market was
not changed in the sense that the heavy
cash losses Of the banks and the tighten
ing money ates were regarded as max
Ing for lower rather than higher prices !;
BIT the prevailing sentiment even among
those who eld8this view was that Lhe
market was entitled to some rally after
its recent rapid decline, This was the
theory upon which OF most Of to-1ddnly,,s
operations were based. There was little
demand n, rn at the higher leyel Of prices, aex-
cept from those who had short contra ..,i
to cover. Trading as q rule,l was CIVIL
Tho rallying tendency was Wen NAM m.
talned, however !up5to the. close. HseaVy
buying Of Manhattan continued to Pc
feature and the sharp rise IN TINS STOCK
in the last hour helped materiallyEto Keep
the rest Of the list steady. The close
was firm, butt except in q few cases. ~
active The railroad earnings statements
for January, submitted Nto.day conunued
to make disappointing exhibit. ms was
osncriollv 4 rue of Union Pacific. 3i az
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, March 4.-There was great
excitement on the Cotton Exchange to-
day and prices at the close showed a net
loss Of 1872 points 1T0m ha aueR ex
IRENE violence and under such enormous
trading that Ut one time IT looked ,a as
though panic might develop, put TINS
was avoided by support from the bull
leader. -.
The selling orders dumped on the mar
ket We're said to have been the COLLAPSE
1896 Isl = The total sales We're estlnZted at a
million bales for the day, y, A.
The opening was easy at decline Of 4 Sy
0 points, and aside from , brief show e,',o o.
were forced up from COS. points as re-
suit OF room covering and clique support,
ruled generally weak under active ana ex-
sion. The initial decline was largely tho
result Of the weaker = Liverpool cables,
which, due to como about unchanged 70
2 points lower reached az, deciipet h iSo ow
aged BY the outlook for receipts, which
were estimated at ooo and which turn ra
ported throughout the South was again
tunfavorablc to tho movement OF c2tto =,
and many Of the room traders hhying
gone home short last night were Is temI atei
market openly, ana tbs for tine e. I'm /
parted a. Steadier tone 10 .lAe SlLuultUtt W
Connection With reports from Fall River
Of an advance in tho price Of print
ciths, but the estimates for to-mo;rrow Y!
showing continued expansion Of the
movement, notwithstanding the bad
weather and reports from Southern mar, mar,
kets. indicating less pressing demand
Export interests also sent In large or
ders here
creasing volume, and commission houses
were free sellers The tin-sight" for the
week was estimated at $4,000 bales
ports to-day were light, reaching only
iG,36S bales, The Southern spot markets
were l-1G@hc. higher, and the New York 70
| At tho close July sold at 0.60. n further
decline Of 4 points from the official close,
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'I'HEMARKET
QUIEI|TER
with Recuperatlon the Banks
Stopped Calling Loans.
THE BEARS TESTED PRICES
They Succeeded II D;lslodg'ng Little title
III Stock BY Offering Prices Down
lSi So Covered Their Short
IA Contracts.

:, az Associated s FTfps s }o,,ef 70 the
banEjng position l ma AFFORDED BY yesterdy' $
sharp LIQUIDATION in the stock marcy AK tr was
ing. to-day, The banks were apparently en,a ~
satisfied with the recupcration eitecteu
4 yesterday and desisted from the further
calling Of loans. The bears tested prices
during the morning but they 70 foun ne 5heg
4 down prices and they covered their short
contracts. Tho result was to bring prices
VI back to about last nights Closing levei.
pressure encouraged resumption Of
onerations by the bull pool !n Manhatia "a
y night, and support was given Amalga,,
mated Copper. The strength in other local
y fractions and In Missouri Pacific seemed nsa
to be largely due With sympaAtay NV, W,'n ~ s''
points in General ELECTRIC and recovery
y Or 4h in Northwestern. from yesterday
K wide decline had q reassurlnG erect upon
on the other hand, there we're vide e, re- e.
cessions on small offerings amongst o o.
Il rather active stocks. The ad1ournmee !,
ence, as the principal measures Of interest s.
in the financial world were disposed OF
Il yesterday. The action taken, by the ,unlted
\ and Stock Conversion plan, and the elab-
Sforate outlay projected for improvements,
had the same chilling reception al, as has n;as
II been fEaCCOrQeu3 ~
railways, which promised heavy lnroaus
upon the vanishing surplus supply OF cap
5Sjtal. Il; |. .
sl Tho Steel stocks made little movement;
but the bonds, when issued, were ottereo
freely on the curb. Syndicate support
was offered for q while at %, put me I
bonds were offered down to- o.. The sell
Sers argued that the privilege Of CONVEX .
sion Of 30 per cent. Of the preferred STOCK
into the bonds warranted an assumption
Bof a parity ofmarket value for the two
X issues The prospect of action on the
Il Cuban treaty at the extra session OF lne
Senate as we'll as an. advance IN the
price Of refined sugar, helped Sugar;
.ffes Call money rose from III per cent. Ia 70
Y IN the day and rates for time loans We're
firmly held, but additional offerings OF
loan bills In the exchange market caused
< a decline in quotations there. Inc mar
i ket closed rather irregular. =
Bonds were dull and irregular :; I Z. a.
sales. par value Sl.76o,00o, United States
bonds were all nchanged on the last ca a. !,
The total sales of stocks for the day
were 4GS60 shares.
4 MONEY AND XCEANGE-CLosEI:
Money on call firm at 3l@GD4'? per cent r.,
firm 81 sixty days, 5M5h per cent; ninety ely.
lays, 56ioH per cent: six months. b5 per
cent; prime mercantile paper, bGH
cent? Sterling exchange weak WITH az ac u
ual business in bankers bills at S4st.lo
! Tor demand and at s4,SA.4o for sixty days;
zS posted rates, S4.S56l4.SS; commercial bills,
i IA AGA SAN. Bar silver, 4SN; Mexican
81 aollars, 49, Government bonds STEADY;
railway bonds irregular
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WALL STREET GOSSIP
United States Steel Plan FavorabY Re-
ceived--Wabash issues Act Badly. X,
Especial to Tho Tiines.Di

at Especial to Tho TiInes-Dispatch.) tA II
NEW YORK, March 4.-The opening OF
the stock market was Arm and was ma
terially helped by the higher range OF
prices from London and the general Idea
out. 1t was admitted that there had been
a good deal of liquidation, but there was
obviously q short interest or falr proper
tons which might be induced , 10 cover
Commission houses reported number
of time loans coming due this month,
u. s. STEEL PLAN LIKED:
Tho street liked the United States Steel
plan and the common and preferred
showed strength, and both met with very
good support as the rights, We're taken
stockholders,
sAAIALGAMATED COPPER:
Amalgnmaled Copper was hard on the
openly expressed bulish sentiments cf
the Lewisohn interest, Somebody seemed
70 be holding the bag for .Amalgamated
Copper. OF which the Lewisohn interest
probably bought about 10000 shares OH
Monday and Tuesday
l.. & N. SUPPORTED;
Louisville and Nashville met With some
support IN the late afternoon, and the
liquidation on tho bond Issue seemed to
be over, Underwriters for the bonds re-
for that Issue In view of the general stag
nation In that department.
WABASIIES ACTED BADLY:
In the early afternoon supporting or
ders appeared IN Wabash issues; but upon
the whole they acted badly. The injunc-
ton restraining the strike, while It served
the purpose OF putting It or wa, vas not
able Irritating effect on other labor In
terests.
MANHATTAN AGITATION: u
The story on Manhattan was that some
agitation was IN progress from division
OF the surplus IN the form of an extr;,
dividend on the handing oyer of the sys-
considered probable in view OF recent Off
cial announcements, and the fact thai
brokers often associated With the Goule
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MARINE INTELLlGENCE'
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 2 l0O9'
ARRIVED,l

"a I . ill., 7 l..
porn OF RICHMOND. MARCH = lvos'
e e ARRIVED, 1855.
c..an,er Brandon, Rhodes. !, N Iora1i :,
!, voeerrchandiso ana passengers o'u +'oD'f'
log sch 'eaet Mamie Saunders, soper New
! i - $50 SAILED.
steamer Pocahontas, Graves, So p11 :
~ sTeII James River landings merGh ina,
afa ta pans brandon, Rhodes j, NT5oTt t,
r,s rrciandIse and passengers, ga po''''A'
lon line,
po,r OF WEST POINT, MARCH 4, 1903.
ARRIVED,
steamer Baltimore, Captain Courtney
SAILED,
steamer Baltimore, Captain Courtney
$50 +, NJ
PORT NBWPORTNEWS, MARCH 4,
ARRIVED,
u Steamer Upland. Boston.
tSeamer Kama. .Liyerpool VT
" Steamer 3adenia, New Orleans.
Schooner Lucinda Sutton, Boston. q
Barge Clenfuegos. Fall River, A
Barge Sunbury. Portland,
SAILED
Schooner H. H. Benedict. Quincy.
4 Schooner I.aura Z. sprague, Lynn s
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err mi mddling upiands, sio,@ mlddling gulf,
1860; sales. S.400 bales 6E
Cotton quiet middlng bo1 1o 70 ~ net re, re-
800 bales; stock, io9,2s0 bales,
ccipts, a9,omls bales bal export e Great
Britain, Cola bales to France, 2OS4 p PAL ~
to the Continent, s2n bales stock so9'i%
bales
ceipts, l0S,43S bales; export 70 Gre Pa
Britain, Slso2 balesi & 20 "a, t hnn 2'2s4
Total since Sept ssl "a lst IS ~ sea
to Great Britain. :, is5, ITO bales; to France,
6sl 500 bales; to the Continent, 2,aOl,2G
bales
NEW ORLEANS, March 4--coTroNl-
The SPOT cotton market was easier to-
day; Quotations 1-l6c. lower, Ihe bears
had field day of 1t in the future market
from the outset Influenced nH iieaVy! re,
ceipts, favorable weather prealeuolls an ~
the decline in I.iverpool prlses o2sen .t
down 2MG points, and a. hns cioS "a u ,'e
second call mad lost toy Eoln.it 81 ~
There were occasional SFeactipHs' wv ''S
The trading throughopt the the se MsH I Tas
active. especially for MarGh, M va o Ju wy
and September posittons me e5 !, ausse .
for the day were 2o25 points ~ ~ noii ~ ~
from March to September lnciusihSs, a amd
q points each on October y oYel''pst ~" ~
Cotton futures closed steady' s Maa9 "a.
9641965; April. 9G649gS; AMS,st
June, 970q9,72; July, s,1fslY't9' eve Wy
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
ppAN71T AND PEA MARKET.

PEANUT AND PEA MARKET.
N0RFOI,K. VA, March 4.-The peanut
MARKET here is generally steady, but
there is an advance Of one.elghh, tn ., Of a
fet ia not Changed from the prices OF
last Week as foo1ows: $3.50. 49,,
Fancy, quiet at &c.; strictly ., PRIME N e !.
2Ec prime 2SI low ggp panfish rs &c. p per
G 6ushel! Buckeye peas. 50. Is bag; black
and speckle peas 81 S!Gy asd req P .les
ooI S;mK vy1 SRRJR11Rc VA, March 4.--PEA-
NuTs1spanlsh new. market very firm I'm, at
Sc; sellers asking more. Virginia, s.
Ouiet at 20i2, Sc, E5 5s.sfs }as.f sts sr
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. G., March 44.-sP1R-
ceintas 3 casks. Rosin-Flrni ut $3.50; re-
eeipts, G5 barrels. Crude Turpentr1ne---
Firm at g 1924 receipts os e h narrg!s Tar
Z. HAvANNAII, Ca March 4,-TURPEN-
fNE0 .I' at &C.; RECEIPTS, a casks;
sales, 80 casks: exports 10 casks, y hosn ols
Firm; receipts, ,4s3 I, barrels, sa1es' 1V ''
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gehoo @ 1!n Fl iiie New eyySf Bedford,
4 i Rars San Joaquin. Portland,
I3arSe +. Il, King, No.y2l. Boston,
s s'a'sone Mary f. Barrett. Portland,
Schooner George e. Walcott, Boston.
rbe Church Homes In Richmond.

~ n U6 OT'uIe III '''''oo0 - q -
While the letter in the News Leader
concerning the work dono by Lee camp
Auxiliary In alternating the wants OF
needy Confederate women Is entirely true,
still n little might also be said about
Inc Confederate women who have been
cared for for many years by the different
church homes In Richmond, for We pc,
lieye II these homes We're visited ana
inquiries made many an inmate Woula p
a Confederate woman, The Board 9!
Managers of these homes nave FOUND y
Very difficult to meet expenses hna ~ ~
would have been much more practical 70
have added to these already established
homes than to start another home to pc
supported by the constant appeals TO we
public. No the needy Confederate woman
has never been allowed to suffer IN Rlch-
lmond, with SIX homes and Lee camp,
A CONFEDERATE WOMAN
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CATTLE MARKET,

CHICAGO, ILL, March .4.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 10000 head; steady, Zoe. lower.
Good to prime steers s5.1596.75 poor to
medium, s359G490; cows, sl.4094,6o; can.
iners. sl5o@2. 60; bulls, s2a4.25; calves, $50
@G.75 |. Texas-fe steers S3.at4.S5 Hoga-
5000 head; left over, 5000 head; opened
SLOW &c. lower. closed steady. Mixed and
butchers. s6.95@7, 90; good to choiee heavy,
S6GOG6. 81; bulk of sales S7.3o. Sheep
Receipts, q. 0o0 head; sheep steady, Lambs
l16G25c lower. Good to choice wethers,
S5Q5.5; fair to choice mixed, A9605; ma
tive lambs, $460G7. Is.
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hattan} Wore used ed I in The buying was
taken to merely reflect the fact thnt no
house In the street was so openly aBso.
ciated With the Belmonts. promlnGnt
Broad Street operator was credited WIN
some selling around the room
Dow SDo.N Jones lf & Go. say: Two are uu-
thorized TO state that the heavy decrease
In net earnings of Union Pacific for jan
.uary Is due almost entirely to Increase IN
the cost Of conducting transportation.
1.-The items that have had the greatest
effect on the earnings are the increase IN
cost Of fuel and the advance IN WaBes&qI 81 l
employees. In addition to these Items y
Is stated that the month Was patrI III
department., owing to the fact that heavy
SHOWS impeded traffic and necessita
considerable incidental expense throught-
out the month. .ry a.jI
THE CLOSE:
The stock market to-day showed signs
OF recovery from the depressed sentiment
Induced by disa appointment over the fall
ure OF the Aldrich financial bill. For
was rather general and declines Of per
cent, or over were scored by Rock Island,
ST. Paul Missouri Pacific and Wabash
pre- ferred. The selling pressure, now
ever, was distinctly diminished, and after
q short interval recovery set IN through
out the list. There was no SPECIFIC news
development to account for the improve
ment and the recovery was regar = as
sion produced by the defeat OF all financial
legislation at the session Of Congress just
closed. W. +a.fsl. f958 ~. ts5
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4 nay GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 4..rhe break IN
cotton has produced no effect upon ~. the
market which Is far so Tb ahfaaj
have no goods to sell flor some time 70
some. Values are lnsfntained on firm
basis with many lines held at values.
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rorroNsnED OIL MARKET.

'748 COI1 O3No11171o J. =. y D, ,oon :.
NEW YORK. March 4.oyWnig to cot tom
t tiny II stT vna ateadY to-day without
seta activity. Prime crude here n3n
as; prime s';S ssSde ye i %is sS@
prime suh'asas o brine white. 45c, P .nll,e
M Msr yet yellow, i5c.; prime meal ss's0esSo
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u. s. refunding 2's. registered. $1,000. 1o7
u. s. refunding 2'sdcoupon.. ..........l o7'
u. s. SIS, registered ................,... lo7
III s. a's co,,pon I, II. Z. u. 1911
II 9 Nav az rcriatered ). .......,,,, 1871
II & Nav a fI collnor, .....,,,,.,,,. 1851
ii s. old IA, Registered ,,,,,,,,.,...,. 1851
II & ojd a. noiipou ....,,,,,,,,,,.. 1001
y. s. SIS registered ...,.,........'..' 1 19S3
Stchison. general 4is ,,,,.,,...,...... 1917
Atchisot, ediistn1entT ~. Of
Baitimore and OhIoi4's .I........ 109l
Boiiin,ore and Ohio 3R's ..,,,.,.. 81
Raitimore and Ohiot ConV as .,,,...... 103
Cnnada Southern I'd q ,,..,,,,,,,..... 1851
Santroi If Georgia SIS .,..i,,,,,,...... 1917
Central Of Georgla list Ino ,o q
4ChicaEo and Alton Az .......S....... ~
IShica ro II and fOincy,1lew A s,....... 931
S,hica e. M. and St,EPaul gen. 4s... 1109
C,heaso' Northwestern5 con. 7s!.... 1881
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ST. Louis Sou thwestern 1st's,........ ~ "
ST. Louis Southwestern 2d's......'..;:.... o. O.
Sun Antonio and Arkansns Pass So. o., 19
Southern Pacific As ...,...,..'I."..siiii11
srornsonnd Apn rit1S 90 .....,,.,,,,.N JIG
Il, = = 81 ~ go - vVna,srf, rs
irninn Pnn - a. ,..,,...,.I..... 1929
frnion gToa ri ~ 'rsnnv 4is.,,.,,,.,.!.. 1O4S
,1vn En az |1afis .,,,,,,,, e 11I1
1vn baeh 1Sis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1911
Ivn bo al Deb -. SOY
Iunst Hahorn1Aia :, III
Whoellng ana Lake Erie 4s..'.....s. x ~ ~
r ~ Irnbn trn ia ..,,.,,..,.,.. 65t
Soinrn az M, Al 80 s,.,..,,,..,....,.... 90
SOnt Ta1nnd IT Z ,i'I So
nonnavI,,n Ma q q ..,,,,,,.,,.,.,u." 10l
AT"AanS ~ ]" noilntoral trust a's,,,,.... D41
Central Of Georgia I'd Inc. .,....i....... SS4
Va. Carolina Chemical Go. coln...... ~! "
Va. Carolina Chemical Co. pfd...,..'. LIZ !
Standard OIL ..',...'..'.... ooo
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TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Mar!

-T- RIcH1H0nu, va, MHTcH 7, 1V05'
The tobacco market for the week end
Ing February 9th closed for the month
In very good shape. i'i
Bright sun-cured Jugs and wrappers
were very strong throughout the week.
while low grades kept UP, at usual prices;
around, and selling as high as $3.50 per
hundred for the best wrappers.
Dark stemming and bright tobacco are
selling at about the same figures as last
Total amount sold at the four ware
houses this week, 1885 pounds, Total
amount of loose tobacG q sold during ~ the
tai amount of loose tobacco sold dur
Ing the season up to date, 7,22o ,0aS pounds.
Quotations are rs follows:
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NEW YORK, March 4,-BUDvEs-
Steers steady to strong; bulls slow; COWS
oX Ss and stays, s404.5o: bulls, s3250l4 50;
COWS, s2tg4.1O. Veals, uneven; choice stock
firm to shade higher; others steady to
calves, s304; city dressed vs<ls lOgl31ac.
Der pound. sheep-Nominal, but feeling
firm; good lambs strong; Medium . grades Les
lambs. Sc, 3O0D7.l0; no strictly prime on sale.
Hogs-Firm; State hogs, $7.4o@7.45.
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Read to-day's want ads, and success
Is yours!
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Little ads, bring big results when
placed in The Tlmes-Dlspatcl Wahl
columns.
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Iyerybody's wants supplied through
The Times Dispatch want ads.
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no win success advertise In The Tlmes-
8Dispatch want ads, columns.
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4, 4s6o At. Is September, S.Ssdps90 . October.
< III iNSvet1ber. S,326IS34 . December, 8.62D
TIE PRODUCE MARKET.
4 Richmond, Va, March ~, 1908.
QUOTATIONS II, "a

Rye S 1Flour-Duil., Duckwheat Flour :.
9act Cornme sslz. Myssstdeaoy
afer an sanry deciilnod following bearish
cables and commission selling %n ssa, iu a.
lied and held firm ,nost OF n'e the lIgbt
contract supply here, large 9mt geu "a.
in the Northwest and small inter ,l AZ le-
cepts. The closed was i steady z. ri ,5o;
e eornspot easy No. 2, 6Sc option mar tHs
ket except for short time atiG e., t he
o opmo soS Mas s SsHto az saans hsay
ness OF cash corn and. light, export de-
inand wore the, chief elements or Eheay1-
moss The market e rlasd ate et 57Hc Nay
6s qulet No Axe .. op1'o as
x Sisn co At g xiv Ou aios SvSatA s
Wen Beefo eos1 and easy. Cut Meats-ririn;
picked siiogders S@ecj vI pefxled i hams a.
f fa h9' sis 's soFS clear 'ga2 ness ;,SS
Rice Rice Firm. Monsses--Quiet. sugar1
s,saag mo rH'sa sssae eyt ioaf s5iS
cd $40; powdered. $3.50; granulated' s4so;
Coffee--The market Ior Coiteo Iutut cS
p ruled quiet The close. was quiet, un IN
changed to points higher, sales. 1900
bags Spot Rio steady; mild Quiet !, ~. !.
state dairy, l50Ac. cheese-E II state.
f,ll cream, fancy small. colortd, l4Ec.;
white l4Ac Eggs-,Ermi state and Fem
1i1Sc. Potatoes-stcndy; Jersey. 81. 1902:
state and Western, Dor 100 pounds. sl.6o@
z; = Long Island sSa2n25: South Jersey
h""nSn,cted, 1Ma4hc,; other domestic, so
4 paeup ctsabebaaiges0Quet; domestic. ger bar-
ri. white, 75c. dsl; rcd, slGl1.6o Cotton
BY steamer to Liverpool, l2c.
tt CHICAGO, ILL., March 4.-There was
little Of interest in trading on the Board
of Trade to-day. and after a fair show
Of strength the grain markets as closed easy
down TKc., and oats nc. Provisions
were strong and the May products closed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05

A bargain In every T!ifies- Dispatch
want ad.}5 1t viii pay you to look them
over, & SsK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
Air Lino common, IS; 60. preferred. 42.
Seaboard AS s3l! Atlantic Coast Line
common, 1874 asked; do. preferred. un-
changed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05

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