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Cotton future. opened steady; closed

4; Spot; cotton closed quiet, 5 Points high
i 81 mi saes gd Spba aeS l0o mlaans sut
ce GS.to ba ales grsss Gales rs sales
m bales stock "a ~ bales,
Total to-day at all seaports-Net re- re-
bs!e to III tic contneat, 7ss bales; stock,
CONSOLIDATED at all seaports-.Net Re.
Bales l' 10 tie Continent. bs,2sl bales,
4 Total since septemnb9eer y: ~ ct all sea.
TaeiGpts bae eaS IS
6g1, eea bales; to the Continent, 2,4e4,ia
e NEW ORLEANS, March 2o.--CoTTON NJ
There was only a fair demand for spot
cotton to-day; prices were tlr1n Ct yestter' ter,
Futures opened 1a4 points higher and
soon after gained 4a6 points additional.
Profit taking by scalpers caused = reaG-
ten whSh preffb dg SX 70 oygua
ny pnro}its heasily Prvate Cables said
that the Egyptians who haze been by w,
York aeasa asse' to Hammer ths market
and New Orleans followed suit, After
numerous fluctuations the market at the
close showed net losses on the day OF 4sgo
The nest pat!ve montth snd II tne tpSbang
quiet; M! Mar :; &so nsk 81;
9.ss; J, Il ossao.s 81; August. 9s4as,HS; Sep
tomber, SR6QS.9S October, S.6Sg8:b4 Mo-
vember. s.40as42; December, s'so9s,4l.
The following tho total net receipts of
cotton at ali ports since September lists:
6GalyeSton 1slos99 b q! sGo New orleans
b ba W VIM tom seoss$ bsIes; Norfolk
1856 bales; baltimore, s277b bales; New
York nalss hS1 s{es: sS?s Hiah[1]s
Il ,5N bales; SByuinswick. loa.Nb bales. Fer;
naniina. S184 bales I. PENSACOLA, 126, sol
bales: Port Arthur, hs,SI NJ, bales; P q
sea bales; Portland, Ore, l54l bales; El
Paso. i,2Ss bales; Eagle Pass; 10 y, 2ls bales;
Laredo 1919 bales, Total, b,SS4,s6o bales.
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Not Decided.

The House Committee on Manufacture
srs' usd Mechanics Arts held a meeting
last night and further considered the
Norfolk, To reoulre stationary engineers
to stand examination,
4 The bill was further considered, and viii
be taken up In executive session one
night next week, probably Friday.
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lsroad. street Bonh...,...,..s.% ssh -.
Eytst Mh{ittors 81 ,v....lS@2 -
National Bank OF tVl...,....lO 12e ..sA
eon itt fruit Co,,........ii0 lis,s d.
INSURANCE. & COMPANIES. IA
va Fire ana Marihes. u. ss..a6 q ".
\ MISCELLANEOUS. II y II N I, III
Amer, rob. co. pfd.. 3 =, .c... 1oo iso /,
American Locomotive. pfd ..t10 sS1 BH
Consolidated I'pb 4 4 bonds 100 ,S2t ~
Va Gar. Chem, pfd., 8 2. o.. 100 1N4a u!
va. Car, a Chemical come. /, 100 @ 90
VIC. chem. Collateral r, SIS. 100 va.
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Guntelrr Out,

Mr.. benjamin. T. Gunter. Of Aecomaoss
courthouse. has announced his candi daoy
for Senator from the district composed Of
tbs counties OF Northampton and Acoo-I
mao. to succeed the late DR.. G, L.
cato. Mr.. Gunter Is one Of the most dis
tInEuished young lawyers on tho Eastern
shore, Is Commonwealth's Attorney Tor
his county. and q son OF the late gJudge$
Baniamln r, Gunter. q Ys} b. * seiS8 is
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EAST BUFFALO,, NJ. r., March 70.
CATTLE--S teady, yeais steady: TOPS,
s. 259s.60, a few at 50; common to g2od,
baS, IIogs-Aotiv at 1Q9d6c. hig nor.
Heavy, s77oa7. 50; mixed, t7.e5@7. 7o:- pigs,
7.6oM.6o, roughs, $7@7.i5 stays. $5.5ogS,
shceIo and Enthusiastically; top native
lambs, sT657 so: culls to 5000, p ea ~
e wyess 4. 7s@ ST sheep, tor MIXED S76@e;
}, GINC1NNATf, O., March a.-H9Gsmo-
M.s5 sheep-steady at ts.6o1s, Lambs
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I'D NEW DIRK, RAlarcn a.-f1h1OxV-p1t ~
Rye *; 1 FIouF-bulI. Gornmesl-steady, Rye
Steady. Barley-Steady:: -, -
,Wheat-steady;; No: 2 red, 7szsc. o J :
early break ii wheat to-day, from which
the market slowly rallied towards noon on
cold weather news, holding about ste AZ !
sos ss ws stsSsssa Ct e tESse net
July. 7GR septem bel, 75c: -,
eS1n II aba;ne &C. s is Mars
S SeeyA st aea and hksher on BAD weather.
light reeeipts and q big export trade d.
o Oh March, 51 March q osed at Sic; May
5o%c. July, 4sssc. qatss.steady; no: Z
c9se Msaty d,ose ct {! Lard
Firm; Western steamed ,.s 1910; re g H%A
rm GentIaemt s195I;S , eom ,P0nnd' Rs si
Rice.Firm, Molasses-Firnn y
Coree-The market for coffee futures
seady + sssse rppe sdGs au es
e'os's sss nafs!y s'i BAGS sp s
garaW, ste1dy f9 aast re1ln lse saSs
iiMs saHsr i51se tfened steady
stHio dairy iS aS GhSfso cpoIsd st9 Fail
ruli ern hc s nnnfy wite fall made. 14Ne
E E:sgs. a ttied state ana Pennsylyan[a,
average best, i7dll7,sc.; southeIn, lsgac =:
Steady; southern s1.l lnes: ft "a
Island sit ssa2.S: South Jersey sweets $500
3,75, Peanuts-S Steady; fancy handplcke
3NG41Ic.: other domestic. 3Gt41ae, CAP
5nnh GIsl: Southern, b0c.9si,6o. cotton-By
Steamer to Liverpool, l2c' NJ. ia
y CHICAGO, ILL. March 2o.-Qulteness
prevailed In the, grain and provision plts
With tho exception OF wheat. which closed
about steady with May 1sc. lower. May
corn was &c. ligher; oats were up trac-
ton, and May provisions closed from 70 70
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BRADSTREET'S REVIEW !
Many Favorable Symptoms to Counter.
balance Heavy Rains.
DIX Associatad Preas.l m

4 I y 4
B NEW YORK, March Bradstreet's
'o EMcessiye moisture isff III the form Of
heavy rains and floods or of merely bad
roads Is mn. apparent drawback to. dis
trlbutive trade, Over gninst this, how
jobbing trade at some leading Western
centers, a shade better than heretofore
reported IN collections. a. perceptiblc
easing Of the car shortage trouble and In,
creased strength In the iron and stool
trades There Is even some, though, per-
haps, moro apparent than real, improve
ment in tho labor situation; some strikes
having been avoided or settled but labor
disturbance Ia still n possible unset-
Ting feature, particularly IN the building
trades, The Easter season is one Of the
latest on record, but ctual spring wealth,
erS conditions are operative as may be
Judged from the fact that lower lake
navigation II already pretty well open
The next two, weeks viii SEQ applied the,
road earnings for the first half Of March
sho% aggregate ga!E oyer esa Iass yaa y
R 1thess ss Hs e Ct e99n
strength, though n waiting tendency, as
h hands No IA" effect Of the higher level
Of prices In the shane Of checked demand
Is announced by jobbera, however. who
almost universally report the dry goods
business this sprhg as the largest on re-
Y Business failures for the week number
1911, against l97l In the like week of lDO%%-
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General Situation Of Stock
Market Much Better.
TIME M0NEY MUCH EASIER {: /
buik Of the Days Business Was Done
During Morning Session, Though
Activity Was Resumed In the
Closing Hour.
(By, A..ociat ted press. )

y & NEW YORK, March 20General iin-
ket to-day. The absence Of selling pres:
sure ct the Opening caused ti.e pro PROBES.
Of the active Issues with tho result that
n!merots material gains we're register ~ =.
Cd. southern, Pacifc was one o. Inc
3 Weakness throughout the day. T he bulk
y Of the days business was done during
h osr m tSs E.rk sss9 4es eas RI ea s ~.
yy ss' the s0ss ss BEIGE he b"y
ter feeling was more pronounced - ths
Tin the time money rate. some loans bejiig
made at s per cent. # g rs X. .atjs 22.
ut was the general opinion that, barring
!, madam Pacific. louisville and Nashville
ibid several othor railroads were advanced
po9si There and Ts So npEE9 os
I'D San Fra pcisco and Rock Island, The
vance n the two last named q was wa ae-;
BY reports thnt sar Y dea
weak throughout and Amalgamated Cop
Il per was barely steady thougf, making
oallst who Offered the stock down In
hundred share lots. t55i 4. z
The sudden demand for metropolitan.
4 which was said to come from the large
short interest. On fairly large transac-
tions the stock made a gain OF points.
closing at tho top. The hard coal stocks
were fairly active and advanced on what
was reported to be inside buying. The
days business was com paratlvely small
+ and com mission houses continued tore
Z port an absence of public interest, Much
OF the buying camo from the various
pools and clglles that were prominent on
the short side up TO q few days ago.
+ There was no change In the foreign ex-
change situation Money both for time
dance, but the demand was again only
moderate. Forecasts Of the week money
4 movement indicated n comparatively
slight loss by tho banks. .llts
y The bond market maintained firm tone
Throughout the day. but was somew hat
s sis a esr fhsns sees
/ new IS and 6s ad,ysanccd - on the last
call. f5i5i @ . 4. Z. 1j jl =.
100 shares. "a 4 ri s5y ,-5
MONEY AND FIX IOsE:
! Money on call, rather easier at 4G6 per
cent: closing offered. s: time money.
days. I-ea5 "a; six months. Sas -;
Change. steady with actual business III
a bankers. !, bills mt s4.s7.2oG4.s725 fol, de-
mand and at 34.S4G4.841o for sixty DAY
bills: posted rates, $4.85d4 ss :. commercial
bills 1888 G1-2ap4 .S3 81; bar silver. 4S I1-2:
Mexican dollars. 30 174;3Eovernment bonds,
strong; State bonds, lnactlve: railroad
y bonds, firm. s7&4 X rs t3st III y
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WALL STREET GOSSIP
Pool Still Operatng-keene
Brokers Purchasers of Stocks.
lsneclal to rhe Times. pIspatch.)

Especial TO The Times. Dispatcn.)
NEW YORK, March oo-The opening
was distinctly firm and pot the less 50
because Southern Pacific was selling
off. 1t looked as If difficulties had been
GSatef po sgm yt Tey eTfRe e adEes
in London was encouraging ana the Peg ,
fessional element wa, helping . the ,l p9ll
side. The buying N MetropoIl ls ~, loGn ~,
shorts, Pennsylvania showed strength IN
the early dealings on Its scarcity IN the
! loan crowded. II. Contene led the ATTACK
CANADIAN PACIFIC STRONG; !.
Canadian Pacific was very strong ana
m 1nens 7 hers nsss9 and e ns Gondn
sss asSss5isyep RileS 81 fns
e fhs ReG Win Il aa s'
AMERICAN SUGAR HBsITATED;
sagar sh sss nssrs d ii no
reciprocity question out Of the way. n
THE LOUISVILLE POOL:
The Louisville pool was probably rep.
resented In the early trading IN that
stock. and was, ,leped by the small float g
d Do t. ~ ~
j
BALTIMORE AND OHIO:
Bull points were out. on. Baltimore and
Ohio, and It looked as II tho salolnon fol-
lowing had takon the long side, They
are generally pretty we'll Informed,
FRISCO AND ROCK ISLAND:
Tho strength IN st. LOUIS ah ha 81. sdn HTaan
udka Moore oe ana e. sF Peshs was
iuSsr dtH that the announcement Of the
wq h caf sf t 3aal
''Pri President Yonkum. q Frisco, leaves
New York to-day for the West, FormhI
O. tie doa' s h9I Neef
next week. a, "a.
READING BUYING coop. {. y. ~ !.
Ihore was, some sto ase 81 e te eA oreoass
lfttttsb ssf faIKo conM1nIsson report but tho
b buying looked rather good,
lntlle early afternoon th9 market y. g. w
Who were buying stocky on the ex 3.
Sa q we g9ea sSHSSa III nh
prices seemed to advance with very mod
crate stimulus. Traders were more GI Ns
past,
MISSOURI PACIFIC STRONG: y.
Excellent earnings account for the
strength In Missouri Paei flo where the
Gou|ds seemed to be picking w stock.
BULL1sH ON ST. PAUL; IN
The Standard on crowd Is rather more
bulllsh than " was. and especially on
NEW YORK CENTRAL:
I'm. spite q official aepials there ts
deal Of truth In the reportssd isrse IL ekas
fellev holdings In New York Centr Ths
STANDARD OIL people are not Etak!nE any
agement of that property and their idea
3of what could be- done VII more mod
3eFn met hods. x lii45
'coALDRs SHOWED STE EMGTII.l y.
f q hS hard alers vi Owed .SulA q I'D
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Dun and unchanged. Wheat-very dull;
spot and the month. 7SA a97s15c; Southern
and the month"; 4sllk@ 4sssc.; Southern
white. 45G4911c. Oats-Firm; No. 2. white,
'42ikQ43c. Rye-Firm; No. 2, SIC. Butter.
Cheese and sugar-Firm and unchanged
E9rs-Firm and UNCHANGED. l
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on tho expected BIZ showing m tne Feo'
1'uary5 earnings.
AMALGAMATED COPPER: 81
A.3C. r.. acted q little better In the
late afternoon but the bull account IN
1t Is rather unwieldy. FL, 5I..s
MOVEMENT OF MONEY:
The principal moyeme nts Of currency
thereby S5S0. 100. The loss to the sub
Treasury was 81 .098, 900 and the gain
on the direct interior n, movement was S9l7,-
800. a Az 55s @
KEENE BROKERS BUYERS;
The Keene brokers bought stocks all
around the room about noon and were:
credited with some Of the purchases IN
Union Pacific, .;
THE CLOSE: !,
THE close was rather Under the best
and represented some profit-taklng by
traders on the theory that TIE, Gays a., ai az
ing bank statement, even II It were as
favorable as tho street hoped for,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

5la VI PEANUT AND. PEA MARKET;
change IN the prices Of peanuts since last
week. Tho prices are STEADY as follows:
Fancy, quiet at 80; strictly prime,
e7sG; pioked, iAG4No.; spaais 71sc. per
bushel. Blackeye peas, $2.B bag; black
ina speckle peas. f.; CLAY and red pea.
! PpTERsBURd, VA, March 26.--PEA-
new, market very firm At
THO. sellers asking moro. Vir21Ma's-'
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EorBCom'l,lmission,,er.

II case the Sale bill, creating g & DessS
partment OF Insurance, shall become Law
IL Is likely that there will be- q pretty
three-cornered tight for the place. Colonel
Grenville Gaines, Of g'auquier, has ans n.
no,lnced his candidacy, and 1t Is said that
Colonel Joseph Button, clerk Of the Sens
ate, and Mr.. 8, a. Akers, clerk to sthel
former railroad commissioner. will er1ter'5
III, a raoo
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! CATTLE MARKET.

oa ss , stYssasy qG psa! z prime
dunn, s. 1904. Is; stockers and feeders
s276d s.: cows & godl4e lelfers !. t 81 70
calves, {3I7 !; Texas-fed steers, $4g46o.
to-day. 10000 head: to-
morrow, 10, 600 head left oyer, $50 head
1o9tsc higher. Mixed and butchers. g. Is
rough Reavy. s7.Sda 80, light, ts.aE7 IS;
bulk OF sales, s7.517. 90. sheep-Receipts,
1900. head sheep and lambs STEADY Good
to, choice wethcrs, Is. 4096.25; fair 70 choice
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Z rH1n NEW a,,z,,! SYSTEM,


Taking UP the Torrons system, the
speaker declared that It was no expert
ment, and he read a long list OF countries
and states Of the Union, where Il was 10
vogue, and he pointed out that i had
been endorsed by the Bar Associations OF
many other States. including Virginia;
ana. IN g word. he claimed that the Tor
rens system would be almost q Godsend
to the people OF Virginia. Continuing. ne
said:8g& 81 I.
Ut olears titles; 1t registers titles; Il
renders the transfer Of titles easy. cor
tain and cheap"
Mr.. atassle then cited many cases Of
tho successful working OF the system N
other Htates, and read letters showing
that It was working we'll everywhere y
had been tried, Flo took the bill and ex-
planned 1t In detail to the committee.
ana every one seemed deeply interested
In what was said.
" re went Into the intricate provisions Of
the bill, which were followed closely by
tho committee. and as no passed from
section to section he took occasion to
dwell upon It's validity and to declare
that II would be best for all the people
OF tho State Il It should DO adopted.
Mr. Masse's closing appeal to the COM
mlttee was a really brilliant one, and
stirred the hearts Of all who heard It to
the necessity Of some change In the pres.
ont cumbersome system Of registering
land When no had concluded his fine
address tho committee rose without tnk-
| Ing any action on the bill,
Some Of the prominent persons present.
were Hon, u Taylor Ellyson, Messrs
Frank T, Sutton, William Crump Tucker,
Henry u, Cnbell. John Shelton Williams,
George Bryan. William Masste, Otway 8,
Allen, Hon. Henry. T'airtax, Colonel
James Mann. Robert Lee Traylor, A. ".
Patterson. Frank p, Brent Joseph Bryan,
virginlus Newton. and n number Of the
members Of the Senate and House.
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Mr., o. F, Grady. d well known plano
man, is now with FERGUSON Bros, No.
West Broad Street. where he Will be-
glad to see his friends and the plane
buying publlc.-adv, Il
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
q BALTIMORE, MD. March q: -seaboard
Air. Line common. Isl DO pre ger t tns
common and preferred, no sales.
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NEW YORK. March s2o,--With lard pro-
ducts again higher, eco ttonseed Moil was
here nominal; primo crude, Z. o.. b.. mills,
~ QS5c.; prime sumnler yell low, l1sQ.42c.;
on summer yellow. 331ag99c..; prime white,
40; prime winter yellow, &c.; prime
meal, $s7.6O12S.
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NEW YORK. March 0.-BEEvTel-
steady. Steers. a. 1915 Is tops, ,6.S6 bulls.
$s.s5G4.5o, COWS, $i.56a3.eo, Vsale Steady
to strong. s5G9.U. City dressed Yeai.s;
for TOP grades; others slow ana weak q
Sheep, &A.55G6.60: lambs, $65o1S. u! sprina
lambs, $5DS per head. Hogt.fiigher
Pennsylvania and State. $7.60I7.e0.
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VI 8. refunding as. registered. ....,.. u. !,
u s. refunding rs. coupon ....,..... 101N
~; sa,aa cnnnet, :.....,......,,. los "
III s. New lis, re gstered ....,.........&15b N
US. New vs., coupon. .............. S0N
u q &. old ~, conpor 1osH
~ y ~ ' eSmpen iH
Atchison general ~ .,..,.......... TX ~ !.
Rs|FssEs IS 81 os
Baltimore and Ohio Conv. 4s.......... 1ol "
Canada Southern 2d's ,,................1 oSN
Cen tai Of Georgia 5s......... 19 e.,
Central OF Georgia LIST lnc............2 7 g
esnpeake and oh!o s.... 1911 9s11
CChicassoL B' and Quincy new Ts,..... e31s
- II and Sfapei,i pen / 4 IL "A
Gh hiiaso ana Nnrthwes : con. IT,. 1914
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific as. 10 Z.
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81. Louis Southwestern 2d's.......... 11i
San Antonio and Arlsansas Pass g.. sa1s
Southern Pacific rs Observation-Disclosures. col.
southern Railway S. I........,....... 11s y
Texas and Pacific lists ..,...,.. 11b L.
Toledo. st. L, and Western ls,".....t$7s !
Tn;on Pastse e. 1 1t:
WABASH ist's Observation-Disclosures isl
Wabash DDS ~. 100
VET %sssi shd Rsb r. iISH
IVheelinr ana Lake Erie 4s.,..,......, 90
wisconsin Central rs .................. Oh
Continental Toba eco IS "...,........ 627a
+ ock island NV. .,,,,.,,,,.,,,... 50 HI
fPsnrisvlvan{a con Ys...............,... 1929
NJ. and O., collat eral trust fs"...... 9!1a
Central OF Georgia ed ING. ............. q !.
Va Carolina Chemical Go. com...,.. IA
Va.-Carolina Chemical CO. pfd. ...... Ia q
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NAVAL STORES.

= = WILMINGTON, N C.. March D.-sP1R-
IT'S TURPENT1NE-Fi Firm at Sc; re-
ceipts. EOS casks Rosin-F,irmZ at 81 %; res
ceipts, 30 barrels. Crude Turpentine-
Firm at 81. 4034; receipts. q barrels Tar
Firm at $1.65: receipts, 473 barr els ,., Z.
SAVANNAH. GA, March Ut! ~ RPE;N.
sales, los casks exports,,7 bcasks. Rosir--
Firm; receipts, 2,lA barrels; sales, none;
exports. LIPS barrels. i, -,
3PENTTNE-Fdrm at go. Rosin-Firnl.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

I, c., C., G. and st. Louis gsn. ls.... l9Q9M
Chicago Terminal 4s...... ,.............3 e. g
Colorado and Southern 4s.....,,..,.. SSSS}3
Denver and Rio Grande 4s,.......... SS1
Eric prior lien 81
E Err, GsGra 81 i;enver It's: 10
{IosIkin;Eg; Vali y asi i:nia.d i;.. 81
Manhattan Cons olidated Cold. $1,000. 1 eS
Mexican Central lst OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 261i
MINI. and st Louis .,..........iii11,, Il,
Missouri. Kan. and Texas 80 Gs....... $500, sSit
New York Central gen, S1as ..........10 Sssb
New Jersey Central gen. bs........ iSd1. !,
Northern Pacific l9S7t
| Northern Pacific 8 s......,....,......... TN
| Norfolk and Western con. E4s........ l00,h
Reading General 4's ....:;:.... ,s 3
| ST. Louis and San Francisco 4s..... ee6
! St, Louis southwestern 1st's...,,.....
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4 DRY GooDs MARKET.

~ NEW YORK, March 20.-The dry goods
market has been slow and uneventful,
but sellers show no inclination TO- make
concessions nor to agree to any offers Ct
buyers that are all under tho market.
ness with nearby. retail trad but reports
ITO mthe country are that retail trade ls
Increasing most favorably. NJ Z.
i MANCHESTER, March D.-Cloths dul!
and inactive; yarns firm, but not active
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Cash quotatlons were as 1oloWsi I191 In1
aYl g No t 3 No. 's'i ia
g. CATS ssst I'M a%llts {Ssssss ~;
sSSjoa a9e a t| fssdlHS S ses So ax.
seed sll0 No northwes H5eia 4 Aiias n
Mess por per barrel ~ IA 81
peV 100 pounds shoTE sters
{bls oxsa 8 ssssyt slsSs s;
ed deSo YhIslEfsy 4 p asa q ,i hsa
arm 1t mark, cases Included, lsss sg gIs aS6
b SssssRssT oats ,@ bushslsi hogs,
head, "A ~ q 5i n VI n
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.
Richmond, Va, March %, 1903.
a2a4 OTYnTATION9

NEW YORK. March ,9o.-FLoUR-ylrln
on spring patents bus Easy +s on wR'n ve.
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on the expected biz showing IN the Feb
l-uary earnings.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, March 40, 1908,
SALES,

Virginia, Carolina Chemical preferred-lo
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PACIFIC STRONG:
Canadian Pacific was very strong ana
ment here and In London resectsl,a
more aggressive policy on the part Of the
very powerful bull pool init of the fine
intimntely connected with the road
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-28
Suits.

Walking and dress. At 5.00-Walking suits of mixtures and chevio dress suits, several styles have been 1000 ant I2.oo.
 Ate.sO-Walking and dress suits of plain c1oti and mixtures, Norfo1ks blouses and straigh fronts have been IS, % and 2o.oo. At IA S0-Large assortment of suits, many O them only one of style, have been 22.5o ant 25.oo.
 At 25. 25.00--Every better suit, in novelty mixtures and about six model suits that have been SOC and oyer, also our 3a.5o. 50 and 45oo suits