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Barge City OF Monetral. Boston.
& Steam er Orion, Boston.
steamer Austriann, Rotterda
Schooner J. r.. Teel, Norfolk.
The Outlook for; Money
,sne ,.L 10 II

fis45ia (SDecla to Tho fIifnes.DlspAtcH'|s1 3s
NEW YORK. March 2,--Tle result. o. 4
Secretary Shnw's conferences on MonaaS
with bankers upon the monetary SITUATION
is awaited with impatience N many guar
tters. - - IS 3. -
The problem is how to extend teT7 rel'et ~
present in such manner as ~. = -
weaken tho resources OF the Lreasuis
partment that must be Rept u.''s'' l =.
against the urgent require'''e''.'ss - s'
crop moving period
The interest due April LIST upon the con-
.o1. - 1870 and the 4 per cent. bonds OF
1oo7 amounts to about 81 100000 part
\, this was anticipated last fall. when
,la Secretary OF the Treasury offered to
an,,c,n nate With a rebate the interest upon
III t,onds to the end of the fiscal year.
: treasury officials say that even when
interest checks are mailed without re,
bate few weeks peIore me ,sti nnber
of the bondholders do not present them
nor the coupons until the regular time,
the the o Aprs o5e5ess o sh9q ba
paid out BY th e.. sub, TT, here on
The losses by the NeW York banks "a X y u
rev reve S1b by the government.
The bsnks haze Ssk dsR95 d a. the
for the retirement OF national bank cir-
culation which makes $l,87b,0O0 In March,
tIrement this month OF the remainder OF
the limit OF 50, 0OQ, 900. G
Another large part of the losses Is made.
! up Of payments for correspondents TO
make good this S per cent. redemption
fund to the amount Of their notes which
have heen redeemed by the Treasury y, !. 80 =
nal revenue collected at interior points,
and transferred by the depository banks banks
to the Treasury by means Of drafts upon
q seei The S snS- T f1sn aSff here,
These drafts for internal revenue col,
lections ana s per cent, red empt i. fh 1aI,
ances tat the clearinghouse very small
for the past three weeks and = on hy9
days during the time tho sp W a !; ).
house on account Of them.
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WALL STREET GOSSIP
Southern Pacific Still a PuzzIe-Copper
Strong-Great Railroad Earnings.
Especial to Tho Times, plspatch.)

Especial to Tho Times, Dispatch)
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE opening
of the stock market was generally. frM In
spite OF some Ln1avorable anticlpatlons
based upon the lower range of prices
for the bank statement. The Southern
Pacific difficulty still exercised some In
nuence, but the impulse TO cover shorts
which developed on Wednesday was stu
apparent to some extent, There was QUILL
talk on Atchison, but the stock had very
little snap, Wosterners talked higher
prices for Erie: New. York Central did
good
SOUTHERN PACIFIC:
gard the situation In Southern Pacific as
bullish upon that stock. Which ever way
the dispute ends It IL thought that It will
man control Or else Involve a distribution
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por,, rer barrel, slsaisi2A LARD per w d g
touns sl0195lo1sM sh9irtd ri so,, 15S afs
e (s9sssSi8 WIskssy 4 sssa & iI}| I
vines fssHt C ,yns Il eady 10 fir cream.
e et ~ 1 fSS alries 1494c. 1ggg eas-
al, i,,nrk, cases Included II 1ac& Cheese
sl III d at at''is,S912N to 1a0ia1kc1 A
,Atjr1AtoR MI. 4 March u. --FIp DUR.
'ni Ma md unchanged. Wheat-.,lri rmer,
snot and The month Ad7oihS.. Southern
81 sample, 714s9r. GorIla,Ti!rILner; 4. RRots.
n nntn. III iE5mSic. !. Ohtsssteady; Mo- white,
ISihc Rye--St eady; No. 3, $50 Butter.
FIN FIN and Unchanged. Cheese and Sugar,
Tlrm and unchanged. Dogs 8 teady ana 'r''
lower, frcshr 17Mc. 49, 'ay&
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT 8; or RICHMOND MARCH p, 1903

PoRr or RICHMOND. MARCH - 1909
ARRIVED,
steamer Bsrkssx Gy 6 ga bem mer
line,4 o,Na,u philada,nh,a
Pa, merchandise and passengers, Clyde
line. cro 40. Nor+o,y
ana James River landings, merchandise
and passengers, Virginia Navigation Co,
4 SAILED.
steamer Berkeley. Guy Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion
line. 7,4
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH 19,
t5S5;j ,a5 ARRIVED. l,t q 4ig. H
Schooner J. r. Tee, Salem. y IA.
Schooner II. L. Peckham, Salem. 3.}
Schooner Kenwood. Boston, s{f5
Steamer Marine. Glasgow.
Steamer Anstriana, New Orleans.
35si SAILED. JILL XII
Schooner LII cinda Sutton, Portland. S
IL Schooner Henry Suction, Lynn;
Schooner ii 8. Roper, PoFtlaad VI,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA. March 12-Thers Is a
change in the peanut market H., IN r1se n
b ns Gl' on Saturday to ?7'fc q bushel to-
day; otherwise the market is steady. The
prices here are as fe gu : r,ot,v nr,ne
oHc': = brine, q; low grades. 2c.; ma
cli G gpleked i19Ao sRan!sh 77.he PER sE
Soc. Peanut bags III bal es-Cs, In; 4,1oc
'0f PETISRsBURG, VA, March 12..PEA.-
NUTs-sp spanish new. market very HIyya 1lrn ~
Quiet a t 2d2,Sc.
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of profits IN some form when WouIu ~!
p pool was vas expected to protect the PRIDE
It was reported on the street that South
ern Pacific pool had been large buyers
lions \ in this market and the trading
there did not bear out the report. ii
ST: PAUL SHORT e; 1NT T. RJss1srn 49,
interest in st. Paul Is not as large as
some exaggerated estimates In the morn,
Ing papers would INDICATE. "A goodl ,! deal
e er ''i account count as covered on w ednesday.
The directors declared the regular divl-
dend on St. Paul to-day.
but un the St regular dividend on ST. Paul and
new stock Issue at all proba bic n the
present state Of the money market anu
the market for new issues. 4
UNION PACIFIC:
There was evidence 81 r Of Rqadng and
there here IS some reason to think that the
Southern Pacific opposition has. fairly
strong backing The Hartman, interest
has Important enemies IN the raiir1o t Ss
they are giving g. ao ben non support 70
METR UNCERTAIN:
Metropolitan was somewhat uncertain,
and while the official denials were &C
cepted as true, It was thought that some
further explanation OF the iigures 3, a nrder
IN the early session Metropolitan recoy-
cred a little, but the selling looked good.
COPPER:
Amalgamated Copper was strong on the he
advancing tendency OF the metal ana , inc
II G9pnsse Settles has
again advanced copper prices. this TINE e
to i4Mc. for lake. l4Tc. for electrolytic
and 14Mc. for castings.
,n The erae sef IN K e G. p al ss whes
absorbed It represented proht-taking for
some conserva tive Boston holders. The
leading trade interests we're stu buyers sly ','
SUGAR SPECIALISTS SUSPICIOUS: .
There was sufficient bear. talk current
on American Sugar to make speclaIls'1s
nf dd not ooR partieaary GOOD
prospects pro for Cuban reciprocity, however,
Seemed to be worse to Judge from the
advices from WASHINGTON. ,,,,naa -
take all the Sugar, sold on the pear rum 3 I'm
ors from Washington. IL *
The market was dull but hard IN the
early afternoon. and transactions were
iIgihlt in Comparison with recent activity.
Traders we're disposed to cover good sho M
We're ere cautious CAV in view Of the possibility
that the bank statement might prove IN
expectedly good.
MANHATTAN BUYING GOOD; ,
Tn ebuying in Mania ttan looked gQo o
and seemed TO come mainly from me
Gould brokers'. In the absence OF serious
pressure it had some sympathetic erect
on the other fractions.
RAILROAD EARNINGS: n,u,o,,,
For the first week In March Norfolk
and Western Increased $4,000. which Is
an Increase OF b3 per cent. for the same
: chesa peake and Ohio Increased $685..
louisville and Nashville Increased
Southern Railway Increased s62,3i5.
Central OF Georgia increased $s5loo.
The close was irregular and part OF the
last hours trading showed some pr0fes-
sonal protlt,taklng ana perhaps op l..e
fcra Gnuo NJ the stock seemed rlth0l
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NAyAL STORES,

WILMINGTON. N. q. March l2:-sP1R-
ceipts' 25s barrels, Crude Turpentine-
Firm at 81. 4oGD4i receipts. IS barrels. Tar
Firm at SlG5: receipts. as barrelMsi;,,,,,n n
3TfN E-Frm at Cos, receipts, 81 casks
sales ST casks; exports, IFS casks is Mes 1,n
Firm receipts: ,4@ barrels; sales f rFo Dat
p,GGfN!ffi HS!.aFEiGn at f 1sc, Rosn-Tlrm,
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I Stocks We're Weak After a
4. Varying Day.
! '. BIG INCREASE IN EXPORTS ';
Trade Balance in Our Favor Better
Than a Year Ago by Twenty Million
Much Money 7 AIKEN by the "a
Sub Treasury.
ms Associated press.>

NEW YORK March l2.-The stock
market to-day started out with Us, Us r ~
cent tendency to reverse us poslt!lon -, ~
o S9f f. eot sa aos snail proportions
6o,irase shi IN The ther Shorts to scalp profit
and n the END aoaa anoo,Sa ane attenuon
sreysrted to special causes affecting IN
dividual stocks, and to-day's largest deal e
ings and widest ovelne1a dsc %e9e furtSer
Urgent pressure Of liquidation, and Eall
loans were made on the Stock Exchange
st 6 per cent, and IN excep,,.o1 i, u eSf Is
the release lea Of funds by the ilquldation OF
stocks / ana partly to the deere ased de-
4 f1and In view of the speculative GUINNESS
Wall Street WEs o9 3ntSav e }a tee Tie Score
tary Of the Treasury had decided, 4, tha ny
the money situation II, New York did a., ny 10
seGn fG p renl to be Better
t the q any release Of Treasury
holdings now will increase the necessity ss,1y
4 Of drawing upon goyernmeent ne eso ,,,s
H with the banks to make tne At 'sA''''
4 Canal payment.
To-day's report OF the exports OF dotn ,es
+ tic products for February gnye gooo IN, IN
nnee in our ur f t showing, as It does an
increase compared with February OF last
Year Of over SEQ, 600, 900 Corn exports play Il
considerable partin TINS a shown ngro u4
3 compared With February Of last year
amounts to the substantial figures OF NJ NJ
654b65 The culminatien OF the J., sp ssIiyr
at tho rea ction give promise of continued ca
Tepienishment Of our foreign credits by
\ the outgo. Of cotton; ,.,,,4,o,,
The sub-Treasury yesterday took another
halt million dollars from ron IL the 1tark sn.
There was a deposit Of 500, 900 to-day fG }l
s tae ,Treas " debit balance at the clear
\ ing-house foreshadowed. another heavy re- r.:
4 qulrement by to-morrow's sta tement:
There Is some axe6 ef standald o
ket. = as 1t lis probable that the funds col
slected for this purpose have been Ter, out IN
& The stock market closed dull and weak.
OF the days special movements the rise
in Amalgamated was due to the excited
lifted apparently on the decara ton OF
the regular dividend Sugar Weakened on
the fer that the Cuban treaty will be De- e;
fors proxies BY the Southern Pacific
'is1 we're ABOUT steady Total sale sales
nasano o u un' lea sla.e Call Iohas
The tota! sales of stocks for the DAY
were 4I3.t0O shares.
MONEY AND EXcTIANGE-cLosE:
highest e 6 per cent; closing, 51a@9S, per
\ cent: time money, steady; sixty days. 9
pcl cent; ninety days, per cent; SIX <
paper. ,S per- per cent, nominal Sterling ex;;
& change steady at advance with aftual
business in bankers, 9 5ls !; IT Il $3.50 for
deg biIls a' posted rates. sisi and s4s7
commercial bills, s4.s2% sSG71 Bar silver.
40: Mexican dollars. IS government
bonds steady; State bonds inactive; rail-
n 1,nY 1oeC CT a " u 10 2
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corroNsEED OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK. March m g s rong ~
M Seld an r% t hsus South euggng
here GREETINGS !igaat rmS m ar!Hlas s Sfe
a9mn n1Im erl samm efaas Yellow
Summer Yellow. 3s1ssMc.; Prime m nrime
meal $27.t10FES. FtGi i;yFfs4 tPt A55slg 7f'9
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Dividend Declared,

95fSst (By Associated Press
OF 't t Chicago, ,Milwaukee and 81 PAU
Railroad declared to7aay the regular r5 SEMI,
compapy's capt. al sstoc k, n y. 81. IS sS
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COTTON MARKETS,

NEW YORK, March 12.-The cotton
market opened steady at an advance n, 4 OF Of
RSnt 5on nna w Snsr betWaFa
cables than We're due. on. the New York
close yesterday and e9n1nIsSa ne o9a crop
ports IN the safy r s apeen Tie and
Autumn Az positions on the ground that the
deplnyed planting and that conseauent!y
a late movement Is probable; The mnn
buying came from sh9rfs an e ,o when oos NIX oH
beg mt, to come upon the market IN large
blocks, arousing fresh apprehen ls a,s
among the smaller longs as,t tha I, the CLIQUE
the " Weather South also showed signs
Of an ,expandlng movement. and tho ear ear-
OF the roads. MS indicated by the state
ment from washington p6 6sn3 ARE, t Iat
f Ms'f lie s' rsaaon alsssd that tho
e sasne ~ IL es 81 pe aass
local saI'e opening the selling vs. further en- en-
snagsa ths estame poh f9s a snmG e-
T roTts f of labor trouble at certain Now
England centers, and as the decline pro
gEIfs,ssea F'ap of is@s points from
had been recorded the market took a
upward tHGn R Ring py sSoits e,f he
p bort receipts turnea out less than u. expect
cd being l4s bales agalnsSt 2lD r na,es
Vas a partial reaction under selling by
long and shorts The market Was, Was in'nlly
steady, net point higher 70 9 PolGats iow-
! ber. Total sales futures estimated at 45o,-
coo bales.
Cotton futures opened steady and closed
l steady. Etftt Al 4tI ~ .t.t
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1r q. refundinR 2'sa registered ....... 107A
II 8 reminding ~, cou non \. =. i. 10794
II, q as, Registered I, !. -. ~. 107A
s. Esx '?S?Po? #
"a 6 ola Ys. regIstered .....,.......... 1854
II & old as. coupon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1924
Fl 81 ~ c rsE5etsred lSs
Atcbison General rs 10lN
4 tohison ndiIiaf nant M Il q 5...... 81
Reitin'ore and ohioHss ...,..,....... 1924
Baitmore and Ohio s5h's .,:,.......... a27s
Baltimore and Ohio Conv.! fs.......... 10s
Sentrai Of Georgia G. g ................. 10ll4
Senfraia ~ Georgia. 1st Inc ,,,,..n,...... 1874
SSasnnea1rn enGlfP Ohio AK. 1N
ShicaFo and Alton SIX 8 is.............. 1874
Chicaso. b. and Quincy new 4's..... 1915
Shicnso M. and st. Paul gem A ~. HON
Chicago and Northwestern con. U.s.. 1878
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nRY- Goobs MARKBT.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE dry Eood as
an : nr,ces has boon observable. Buyers
hay W supplied themselves for current
needs and n3twiinIg 70 q f faRe ore
dnrs FOR future delivery. Certain lines
OF bleached goods have been revised.
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&C. Earnings.

B Following is "A comparative statement
III the gross earnings Of the g. & O.. for
the first week Of March, 1908 SS3s, 6f05ai
1902, $3.50, $780, 90, Increase, $s,S34.33.
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TOBACCO MARKET,

Richmond. Va, March. 70, 1908.
The market for the week ending r, March
OF sun-cured tobaccos shat We're IN mer-
chantable order.
There was considerable nondescrIpt and
which sold for good prices considering
the condition, ,@l
Sas oo is xHfS firm md n EHsas No s
We'll sustained throughout the, week. many
packages selling for SIG and UPWARDS
good demand, While low grades and dark
stemmIng tobaccos held firm. We look
forward to some fine sales OF sun-cured
this coming week, e5fs
Total amount sold at the four ware-
houses during the week were 4G2,6SS
pounds Total loose sales to date, 7, 1s9l,-
638 pounds. ny
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. March 12.-seaboard
Air Line common, 24ss do. preferred, 4oA.
Seaboard As 83M. Atlantic Coast Line
common, unchanged; do. preferred, last
SALE l05 h sHt' -f#4t
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THE EDITORS VIEWS.
What the New York Evening Papers
Have to Say Of Yesterday Trading.
fspecinl to The Times. DISPATCH ,

r
NEW YORK, March 12.-The Evening
Post says: Prices were firm and rose Q
traction on to-day's stock market; then
pane to standstIl ana then. h adser a ~
decline. They ended the day mot very far
from where they started, but with weak
hess pretty general.
Amaigamated Copper, like the excited
movement of Beston's S COPPER shares, T1,s 8
hetars price in London. The price, on
4 That market touched to-day the highest
price since December. 1901, and at the
s%s time bs New e yes $9a and ru hes
Ehere 1t stood in November OF the. year
before. The. movement is highly inter
pstng. 1t is certainly response. ~
lions. That belief should commonly ex-
LIST that an element Of wholesale, stooH
iobbing accompanies the trade develop
kory OF 1901. In particular a sinister light
Is thrown on that side of the question by
last months deliberate be blo 81
own Influence. OF the only source from
which trustworthy information Is obtains
able as to American, production: No eX-
has been maze for such aee
movement and Wall Street deserves no
blame for imputing such motives as 1t
chooses, There Is a good deal more that
y present It should be enough to point out
the real Improvement IN the copper trade
The Commercial Advertiser says: With
out, developing any particular antlma ton
to-days market ds ;nS an undereps-
tinue the bear. demonstrations both
here and IN London but With h.. no 10 grept
lower over the cable. and arbitrage
houses were rather heavy sellers of stocks
during the early hours. 1t was appar-
quietly absorbed by those who had con-
tracts on the short side to cover.
The market In consequence, after ar
early recession OF half q point or So a.s pc
Toward Improvement was helped more
than anything else by the failure OF
K money rates to- ADVANCE IN spite OF tht
ne to this morning ,h iso 9stitytion hai
s whs G iys da we're s0@ Offered ee
i yame figure In vtsibly gretaer abundance
Than they were ever az the outset q ~
week. The natural Inference from thes
conditions Is that the local banks hay
4 made up from loan contraction and cVt
rency arrivals from out center
what they have lost to tho sub-TTeasury
The Evening Sun Says: The most in
teresting contribution to the. days gen
eral financial situation was furnished y
the table giving the complete figures Q
tie exports OF the .coun,rys domesti
products, issued by the Bureau Of stat
dstics Of the Treasury Department "a !, s a,1
with particularly heavy increases owe
last years figures appearing In the ex
SSrod,lcts Increases of over 20 per cent. J
Comparison With last years figures wer
y shown. ;,
s Informed circles that this business vi
Ga financed without the shipment Of an
considerable amount Of gold, 4 any at a.
Hents of the metal will on balance b
{ EeaWly In favor pf this country,
The money market continued nrm an
! fTsasury by nearly $1,000 making a te
tai gnro since last Friday OF S3,fsS. %
TIE lovs In this direction. however. wa
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Spot cotton closed dull, 10 points lpWeI'
middling upands, 1905; mddllng gun.
1880; sales. 1,153 bales.
Cotton, dull; middling. 1895: gross re- re-
esIpts, 2oT bales; sales LES oales; s'oc as
II Total i today at all seaports-Net re-
ceIpts, 1918 bales; export TO Great
Britain, 20,62S bales: to the Continent, H.
10 bales; stock, 654 $50 bales.
Consolidated at all seaportsINetc a re-
cepts, 121733 bales; export to Gre aas
Britain, S3,399 bales; to - france, oa'oVo
bales to the Continent, 1921 bales.
Total since September ~ ist at an sen sen
ports-Net receipts. SITE, Slo Dales' rexpoll
to Great Britain, ,2s39l7 bales to Frane ee:
67e. 02S bales; to the Continent, 2.aea'ozo
bales. @
I NEW ORLEANS, March 12.-COTTON..
The SPOT cotton market was decdedH
quiet. The decline Of 10 points In New
York and the slump in futures caused
weakness in spots which closed 1-l6c. low
err on all grades.
Futures al the opening were lQt4 points
higher, but under the influence OF New
York and Liverpool, options being de-
cidedely lower at both points. the mar,
ket here gradually case way. the ooaTd
at the close showing net losses OF 5qpf
points in all positions from aMrch to &c
|Etober inclusve. Trading was light. 1, :,
Cotton futures steady: March. yblp
96S: April 9.676969; May. 9.69Q9.7O; June.
96sd9n: July, 9.7l@9:72: August, s96c OgD
ISL: September, S.s9@S.90; October. S469
SF; November S.35@6.37; December, $3.50
& n 8t5gH sIs5s B{.I .d.gHsFalf4a ,GssHJ
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THE CLOSE: 4,
last hours trading showed some profess
sional proht-tnklng and perhaps a little
pressure to Western and other bear opera
tors Some of the stock seemed rather
sold sol out and there was no signs OF liaui-
dalton under pressure.
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CATTLE MARKET.

~ CHICAGO. HI. March 12-,CATTIEE.
Receipts, s, 900 head; market slow. steady "a
dim steers, s3.5oaIso; stockers and feed
ers s:75Gso: cows, s1,4odpd,4o h !. e5ss,
$2.3@4.eO; Gamers, sl.O@2e0; bulls. $ 2ae
19; calves, s3q7.40; Texas-fed steers, SAP
46O Hogs-Receipts to-ay. 1900 head;
tomorrow. 1900 head left over. 5000
head; opened steady to, strong, closed Z.
weak. Mixed and butchers. $4,000. 65;
good to choice heavy, s7Godv7 So: rough
heavy 81 3O67.6 go; light. 81 9OG7. 35; bulk OF
saics, 81 5000. 60. Sheep Rece!nts. 1900
head I; sheep steady to strong. Lam bs-
S5G575; fair to choice mixed. s4.3G5; ma
tive lambs. A,76G7 d
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IT. RICHMOND. STOCK MARKET.
n Richmond. Va, March 70, 1903.
SALES.
rinia Centuries-s5OO at 92is.

Virginia Centuries-$5O0 at 92h
h STATE SECURITIES, Bid. Asked
North Carolina As, e, 1919 1919 1o2 a Il.
Va. Centuries 2-s, 6. and RI. 90 90
RAILROAD BONDS ls
Central Of Ga. Ry. Con. SIS. lo7
Char. Col. and Aug; I'd rs. oo g.. ~ 15S ...7$
G sa S1' ana nda Ala na Con. l. lei; i!e
Nor, and West. Ry. As, ,o 1885,. log H.. 81
Est Pst G Gass s 6. + g. Ill.,. i!s
South Bound md ls t. IS IS 1ssd ~ s;M
RAILROAD STOCKS Par.
atlanta and s Gh ns]o 1i e.
g. &c. &c. and and Fla Fla "a 81 Pa
Ga" 50. and Fla. com, %
N Nori u and Western r COM, .ie9 7oh 4;
r. q P.Ss r., r. &P. .Con....,7o \: 100
Southern Railway pfd.'.....11oooo % %
;. BANK AND TRUST COS.
American National 100 125 LIS
Broad Street Bank ,,..,......22oo % go
E ESzt Srt1gng Ball. 3 va isg 200
Pet. Saws. and Inc Co........D 20
Southern Trust Co...,......1 100 112h =.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Va. Fire and Marine...'.....'S2E6 g g .;
Virginia State ........,......,.2o ~ 81
MISCELLANEOUS.
Amer. lob. Co. pfd.. p. c..lo0 =. l5o
American Locomotive pfd,...100 80 Is
Continental lob; pfd., 7 p. CLOG liah -.
Consolidated Tob. IS bonds. Icy 62 =:
Va Car. Chem. pfd.. p. c..,l0o ls5h 1261&
Va Car. Chem. CONF. 100 6lh 62hs
VIC, Chem. Collateral 4. bs.. 9aA 800
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-13

Dressed beef steady: city dressed. native
sides extreme range, Gkdehc Calves
lWcals ruled %quIet; about steay In price.
ed veals, tiO@14c Sheep and Lambs-sheep
sold at 450G6.25; per 100 pounds at S4
40; dressed mutton, S@9kc.; dressed
lambs, 91aQlsc. Hogs-None on sale alive
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-13
THE PRODUCE MARKET.
Richmond, Va, March IL, 1903.
QUOTATIONS. s

NEW YORK, March 12.-FLOUR-Dull
and lower to sell. rye tl c,lra
1aGawh SS.-E TSHr9nst ve GaaR%s g.
eastern S;ci Mo- u 1 fsd seH e.
local PRESSURE res w Wheat rallied on strength
in the Northwest, small interior receipts
and covering. Dullness.at midday midday no nov
ever soon deyeloped INTO o. poSn eavy m1er
aS'aae@SNS f a asE SSs Mag
7sAc.: J9ly, 77c. M , sec ont,on
me9Eot Nss ssneasy Well iSP
day In the face OF the wheat decline. ilnd-
Ing strenEth in ana hgher eabes
i The, e close was fairly steady At partial
Nc. net decline. March. bGc: May. 52H IT,;
July 6oAc oat b SteaoMyi ay So ios t'c
7 E Beef9Easy. Cut NJ eats,,Firmeri plcklsesdi
bellies, log1lAc; pcsle5dl 81 shoulders n go
s gissav pG pssea anie @is seo
Tgm straned ssso T for aofes S1fass
op G9edos steady nd atia partial advance Of
ss%yS s!sady Snat F stssdy gSss o ;rs Is
steady; refined, steady. Rlce-Flrm' Mo
ss;s Sss$ %5 z;s 80
~ o' Gsss.Fsn s{s{sHad PssSHfSSly%
I na ayfrasf seS5 sSs
Test domssta ;4d f1hey
aom sottonmn Fl D steamor Liverpool lsc
CHICAGO, ILL. March s;1s 1 Il dDv y IS
da f. Is r fyasn Fay tRa1y ea ass