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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
THE EDITORS VIEWS.
What the Ne&. York Evening Papers
n Have to Say Of Yesterday's Trading.
kFE (SnccInl to Tho Times -DIspatch.)


NEW YORK, March 19.-The CONNER
scial-Advertiser says: Whatever uneasl-
ness there was regarding the southern
Pacific situation at the close OF bushes
fully removed by the calmer discussion
of the affair overnight With better
understanding of the facts It was was; I'M n
stock for lending purposes BY. the exist,
ence OF a technical short interest created
by foreign representatiyes who Pa so s9la
expected from abroad.
+ The theory advanced In some quarters
that the Southern Pacific Pool nemberS
their holdings was rather, negatived by
their readiness to extend the pooling
agreement beyond the date for the clos
qlyI likely that they would have agreed TO
this had there, been any prospect OF their
net being able % set TIE st9Ek oaek
better appreciation of this fact sufficed
TO dlssipate any remaining IN fear Of TINS
9aen;y the market was s free s't to cut loose
to-day in u more emphatic demonstration
u Of the upward tendency which has been
witch tie advance proceeded bore out the
conclusion that the market was In
position to go up quickly as soon as any
was vas a appa I that tho supply Of stock
available for covering OF short com,
4 lnitments was far inferior to the demand
. y
this fact was borne into the Intelligence
& of sDeculators for the decline by little
pressure from powerful quarters to-uay
the rout of this contingent was speedily
x accomplished ~@
The Evening Sun says: The uneaslnes;s
e engendered by, yesterday afternoon
furry IN Southern Pacific stock Wa,
largely dissipatcd To-day, not because anE
new light was thrown upon the g eneraii
recognition Of the inherent improbaplllty
that corner would or c2 1,nno pc toleedd
This morning at wide fluctuations and
wcll below yesterdays last figures sub
scuueBlly prices movements In the stock
were extremely wide and very IRREGULAR.
b that The pool directors had utilized the
excitement growing, out Of Yesterdays
incident to dispose Of good deal OF stock.
3is That. is a matter. however, regarding
# which exact information was naturally
35lInobtanable. Much was again heard Of
the alleged dssensions within the pool
p f1bSiiiihd assertions Of tho director Of the
x pool.
The Mall and Express says; Stock
market made very good exhibition OF
Of cratic and rather violent fluctuations
il Southern Pael tG was anats aap Par
o ona and the public reaching the log
II icaI conclusion that the amount Of South
ta Pacific outside Of the pool and l]nioI
atnrnerp was simply impossible Thi.
+ left the market free TO respond TO othel
i Conditions, which were generally favor
THE advance In the share y, !, to- d.
ioTllX Of the pro mt Ehaxsn, ana soln
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, March lo-The cotton
market opened quiet and steady ct IN az
vance OF 9Ia points. and ruling moro ac-
tive than yesterday. was also iirmer.
prices being steadily adyan nst ra nnu II 'he
not ne p marIsea Withany speeial exelemant,
nor was Il aecompanied, by any my, fr IeSs
of he bull clique. though these Interests
We're indeed credited Wth hnyng iro the
spring ana smmh'eTr b pps'NV Vas o however
considerable moro nervousness among
room shorts. who were apparently unset e !.
cnmrsa Of values by the decided decrease
in tie I movement as Indicated BY port re- IS,
ceipta for the day, ,amountlng TO lo,S2a
estimates for receipts at leading ports,
however we're soMsldsreiah w but sent
f IIyeFpoo os Which Mas due to advance
about II q point. was 22sas points h'gh her
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lpl,tlo,,ok for Money.


NEW YORK, March l9,-BIankers re,,
port y light demand for time loans, alIosS
With limo money when rates were Scom3
parntiyely. ensy, Ave or six weeks ago. and
lhereIis d general expeetatlp,n that, MONEY my
The 1flrmncss off'the foreign exchange
market is regarded by authorities as dHs
Chiefly to the covering Of short con 7 ~
treme depression Of last week, WHICH was
caused by extensive foreign loans n8thss
market ). 49,, = Ia
oniv'' fairly good but 1t la still rather
early ii the season for large rom'ttances
to be received, Fl h, !. 3. /, !. rot,,rr
may be- h9Wsyer fnms |ms interioa
Vii bc much earlier than usual thla
spring as was tst,Tst o%Wt WYE t nks q
those OF the interior, ~ IL NET
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Advance Was Sharp.
tBy Associate Press.

--- ~ ---- (By AssocIAteg FrNss ~ "
NEW YORK, March I5 19.-Prces adj
vancod sharply on the cotton market to-
day, March CLOSING, $500 1o;oo.- or IS points
ket developed strength early and the bad
weather Conditions In the cotton belt
added strength to the markets tone ms
the day advanced. The pressure OF Offer
fore Mm an advance Of about 10 points
on all options for this crop delivery and
about s points for. the next crop months;
q further advance in the afternoon with
the May option selling up. to o,93g99i
Instead OF 07909.S0 at last nights close.
July closed 1G points higher than ycster-
TN
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

..p,oRrT 8 FRIcEMoNp. MARCH 10, 1898.
q = Ms ARRIVED.
q steamer Berkeley, Guy, Norfolk mer,a.
3chnndise and Npasseng ers, Old Dominion
lih steamcr WInyah,f O Neil. Philadelphia.
Pa. merchandise and passengers. Glyds
]. line. q !, \. ~. =, roya. 1Jnrfolk
and and passengers, Virginia NaYigat'9n 20 70;
ui Schooner Alethea. Kennsrd; severn
river. Sand Wan'ssr Mo9 RTs e. so M; Baltl-
iIm er coal 1, s.. a. Halves a. GO, IN
ai5 a ssl SAILED. Il
steamer Berkeley, GUY Norfolk, sneFe 81
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at the close and to the continued volume
Of exports, which to-day were about tHrce
times the port receipts. This latter phase Use
reduced estimates for the weeks into
about l40, 900 bales against l4s,ea last
Weekend IA statistical showing. Certain
large Wall Street interests were buying
more or less freely. as were the houses use:
with Southern and European connectiIG;t, llSi,.
average, including spot markets and I'M
favorable weather accounts, and the close
was at practically the best OF the Day
Total sales, futures, 100000 bales,
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NAVAL. STORES.

wILMINGToMI N G 4, M Mar e. l &C.. re-
rrs hpE gls RhGasMinNFIrm s5s re-
e eelppts n ubarres crude Turn1sn the
Firm AZ slGS reeeiptsM aS rs pi iaSsU:TuPllN-
E & \, irm 9 3D.; receipts nn5ksi
sales 10! sas as 9ib Bar
Tlrmi receipts 6 6S5 b barrels. 11S -
rels; e isp 4TsroN, s. C., March lg;-TUR-
a.! ~ EiTi X IfitNFirn, at 64c, Rosln-tirFn,
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Z PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET,
Petersburg. Va. March -, sGs..
The quotations for this market are as
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT AND PEA MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA, March lo.---Therc Is no
change n lho prices Of peanuts slnrs lust
oNcA. : n1rrime 2Nc..4 low grades. 2c.: ma
efi Gi P plcKed. iiNGaNc: Spanish, 77Hc; Per
Oushel. Blackcye peas; s2ao pnE: plaeK
Soc. Peanut bngs III bn lcs-Gs In; !,1oc.
PIErERSBURG, VA. March 19.aPlsA..
NUTs-spnnsh new, market very Y, 1lr 2, y
'77Hc.; sellers asking more. Virgl Nlh " = ~
Quiet at Sc. 35!s "a S n
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Gotton apl9 #: 9 SGa sross cs
Total 10 to-day at all seaports-Net re,
ceipts, 1o520 bales; export TO- Great
Britain, 3S71 bales to France, b pa, nsi;
to the Continent, 3d. $50 bales; stock, 66l .Ss3
4 Consolidated at all seaports-Net re.
Britain, $1,000 bales to France, 491 bales;5
to the Continent 1856 bales
Total since September LIST at all sea.
to Great Britain, 2$a4 90 bales; to Fr IN
bales. }S
NEW ORLEANS. March Dot ON
The advance of 10 points In New York
and tho sharp Improvement IN futures res
spot cotton: quotations advanced &c.
Futures at the opening were l@3 points
up with only a moderate volume OF trad
ing. Futures and spots were not consist
ent as to prices. This morning March
S S1ntra uaoe s9a 1t Ps5$a s Some
future market against the cotton they.
hold there by getting better prices. for
their cotton than In acual spot trading.
Receipts were notablySlight5 at the ports;
Of buying for Dgypt!an account. After fte
qunet, but with an upward trend. The
net gains Of tho day were March 3 points.
the other old cropHposltions l2Ml5 points
and the new crop months l0s9ll points, 2. !.
A pGi.G ss2 5.aes May sae 81 June. ess6
9Ss; July, o.soa9 90; August. 9 Gsa9.69 Sep
TENDER 90 @0R; m October 8.5SdlS.59 Mo-
vember, S.46@s49; December. SiGgs.4S.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
AK fWHOLESALE.)

Official quotations Of the Richmond
- '25.'' N Thursday. March 10. 1903,
LIVE POULTRY.
Turkey hens, per lps.,,'..,'.s - g5S %
PSsfsy 2 sspb i PEI i
Chickens, hroilers. per IIb,. 255 g 80
Chickens, winter, per lb,," Z g 70
Guineas !, ca each....',.''.,,,.', 70 70 g e
boosters p sRis sri 5 ,''PoULTRy.
T rSTksy a nsns per pa !pib' lSgs
9 9Sshs pr small, per b., g e :
G tHsiRi R.' large per lb,." i g i
Geese, per b..,,',,,.'''''n' - W -
EGGS.
Eggs, nearby, per doz,,,,''s's 15Hfqs u
Burrels s'u ana boxes x per doz., Is
BUTTER.
Choice sweet rolls, per lb,.,' Is gs&SS99
eM o,am@a; t5 pe iplr D;;,ibi;;;: L 3 i
Beet cattle, prime, per NIB ln'iibi' 2su@' SSA
Iloss, per lh,'''''''i,.,i'.'.", '59xR6D ''3'a
lambs, per lb.....,,.t''',''''' ga Syg 9 g.,
sheep per p5hR;Ehss;Hiibi;'''Hods. ~ q
Choice small, per lb,..,.,,,'.s 77M@Ss e.
Large. per, lb.,....,.',f,,'','t' y aaH
t''Se FRIJTrS municipalities
Anples Gas Ia 1tiaiity). bbl...sl,b dps3.OO
Oranges TJTia \ box. ,,,,,,.. 400 D4.60
ORANGES fCni1 hox..,...,.., g25 $500
lemons ner iox -. = ss,a.,, 200 10 ais
Rnnnnns ner hmncii. !. I, rs q l25
Cabbages tDanjshI 'nera tom. 1900 q 1880
ch a. pnai CDanlsn. peF @ l75 % 200
I,ntatnsa 'itv,sit,arn.s NAN bus. 6S % 10
6ntons \ VI n;es ~, ,,1s % so
i3aa tyvnsta.p s, ,aT his Gp25O
Beans (Vtrglnia), per hus.s,rs.iiyo ~ ~ ~ ISS
Peas, bla ckcye, per bps.,.tfRNtii6 TX ~
Peas, black, per bus,,.,,s,.,,a ssYy y t't'
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Z BALTIMORE MD, March tlo.-FLOUR-s
Quiet and unchanged Wheat-Steady;
SPOT and the month sh@g7s&Ie Sou IT, tn,
and the month, -49Ys @49Ho,j Southern white
corn, 44QJ49c, Cats-Steady; No, 2 white,
4?lsdi3c. RyonnFlrm; NO 9 Csc, export;
Firm and unchanged, EGGS STEADY and
unchanged; fresh. 14kC.
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.DRY Goops lMARIkET.

NEW YORK. March 1o.-,!The dry (. go q ~
market has been quiet With ap ~ N.ycc ct1na
hands. Prices are unchanged q ~ ~
margin Of profit on the presoHt 1nsls ~.
materiaalIs 50 sat 70 me Weaken
orders are small. wv * 3 fst a5Ss
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Southern Pacific Directors,

(Ry Ags II ld ,Presss,i b,a direct ora
of the Southern Pacific road held Their
Regular weekly meeting to-day, but . hess
cordng to report, y saeted only. Fosl11tthhs
stock books for tho annual meet, 9 NJ
yet been nam ed. IA ~ "A S fAe
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steady at 322504.75 Sheep-Active and
llgherS at $4,000. Lambs-Strong at
TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, March 10, 1903.
The market for the week ending March
9Th closed good and strong III all grades
Of sun-cured tobaccos that were In mer-
'chantable order. !,
idamaged 4 tobnccos on Fridays break.
which sold for good prices conslder Ing
the condl ton. !, u :, :. 4.
rare .Sin" /" nice condition, and prices were
We'll ! sustained Throughout the weels. many
selling for SIS and npwards, 4
good demand { while low grades and dark
sstemmlng tobaccos held firm: I'VE look
forward TO some fine sales OF sun cured
Total amount sold at the four ware:
houses during the week were .462; 5Ss
pounds, Total loose sales to date. .H9l,-
G3G mounds. N9El 1900 -. a.
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Cash Quotations were as folows: Flour

n Cash TQuOtatI0Ns- We're Us r0I0Ws!" FTOHr7
dull and easy. No, q spring wheat, 100
TIC; No. 3, G9g7Gc.; No; red. 72Es@73At
oats, s3R c.; No. stEwhlfe, 3i@35.Mc. No.
3 rye, 4O1ac. Good feeding barley, 42c,;
fair to choice mailing, 46a5tc No; fax
pork per barrel, s1IS71hnlS; lard. per 100
pounds, $9.900l10; short ribs sides Noose).
s9.GOg9so; dry, sailed shoulders, (b.oXXesdd)}.
GIO.N, Whisltey, basis Of high wines. 80
Glover, contract grade, SIPS Butter
asier; creamery, lS@2Sc.; dairy, l4024e
1870, Cheese steady at l3G131Sc. &
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J, Y. !, ,,,rrn 81 Is1n7,nIDT OH. MARI<ET,

NEW YORK; March l91c MItp G aora oi5
was 1T nn p 1n sn9' ON SPOT prmo
mo ,ae here nominal prime crude b
Ss! RTmase y s'i%WoFs sS e|SR%
u ?q5a WI Ia, ic.; primo WintcryeloW,
s;ct'..'Nprime meal. $276OG2s Il Il
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Declared a Diyidep d,

u. lRy Assoeiatcd PFSssiS ,l Non, york
r,entral Raiiroad Company has declared
tho s'N regular e quarterly dividend of IL per
cent, on It's capital stock, NJ
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
. BALTIMORE. MD. March l0;-seaboard
Air Line common, %; do. preferred. Az.
Seaboard As, S3A Atlantic Coast Line,
common and preferred, no sales
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, March 10, 1903
& A T LES

Virginia Carolina Chemical preferred--lo
shares at 1864; IL shares at 1859; Is shares
at 126la;a1 share at 1851. -
5~'VirGlnia- Carolina Chemical commonly
90 A b - 4
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.
Richmond. Va. March 10, 1903
QUOTATIONS.

! NEW YORK. I, March 10 a ell
steady, Rye-;steady Barley- a. ! t.s =,
tons we're seady rfo ysq on
moderate cold weather scare. supplement-
ed by steady cables and small receipts e,
aftSnoon maFRet %as and
steady. March, S2Ssc.; May. 79Mc,;& July.
7GMc.; September. Toe. +.
in. absence OF further May liquidation re-
sponded to small receipts, steady cables,
big clearances and bad weather, h, by hold
Ing steady all the foreno9n.Th lh i a..
S MhaTsay e oRa1ee n9a posons Me
eohsd Ae My ls e p Holy f 4sf
active ali day and steady. May closed
y, cut M rs IS ssS,s y
refined rein dull ui PorkMAIarket firmer; short
clear s19@21.50; mess, slS9lS76: Tallow--
Firm: city, 5Ac eouunty, Ga6AG =. R1si In,
" Coffee-The market for coffee, futures
opened steady at unchanged prices and
o esa very aales ifes'1E Bags s1e
Rio, quiet. Sugar-Ieaw, steady refined.
ss{s ssrg ssts3 sss
made ma, 15c small white, fall made; ll4No,
Eggs Easy; State and Pennsylvania.
average best, s17Ac..;; Southern: 1s!ac, Pc.
Enthusiastically: Sou thern, $1.25G2; South
Steady; fancy hand picked, 4A@4Ec.;
other domestic. 3@t2c. Cabbag ecstasy;
domestic, per barrel, white, 65GSoc.: red,
5Oc. al: Cotton-By steamer to Liver.
pool, 12c. ;l;i
IN CHICAGO. I'LL, March 19.-Trading In
all the pits on the Board of Trade was
rather quiet to-day. and wheat closed
easy with May off Nc. May corn was
shade higher, but oats were down O. frac-,
ton, Provisions closed strong with the
May products from l0q12h to 15c. higher.
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- s refundtnr }, II rer,stered ...... 1o7
II 8, reftinding 52's.s coupon ,........ 107N
u. s.. as, registered ............. 107A
!. s y Isl Ne sSu RS 3
II g Nav AZ, 4 coiitot, .............. 136
II s old dts. regstercd 1854
Ii St old A. s., COUPON, 109h
u. s.. IS, registered ..................lo S Il
II 5's coli1on ", \. 1903
Stchison, General AS ................. 10lA
Atchison. adjustment AS ................F 90A
BaItimnre and Ohio 4 4 .,,5...,.,...... 102
baltimore and 0h'o s Is ,S S$
canada Southern "a 1871
Central Of Georgia. g. sI...............1o 1918
S,entrni Of GcorEI 1st 8Ino. ......... rs
Shasa nen1sct and 3 Ohio H's,,,,........ 1O4
Shcngo and Alton az 8 H'.............. 76h
S1hcago Band Quincy new Ys...... 03A
S,hica 60 NJ and fSt,IPaul gen. ass. 11GM
Chicago and Northwestern con. -. lslh
Chicago, Rock Island and Pac. 4s.... 1854
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CATTLE MARKET

.A CHICAGO, ILL, March 19.-CATTLE-
prime steers, s5.loa5,1o; poor to nedl q,
Gq d stockers ara feeds saa s$s76Ps
s2.35G425; calves. sSOG676; tTexas-fed
steers, $3.50, 80, Hogs heeeipts to-day,
10000 head; tomorrow, $4,000 head left
closed steady, Mixed and butchers. $7lb9
7a5; good to choice heavy. S7:4og7. 52ii33;
rough heavy, S72oG1 ,Aoi light, $6Ng7 ~;
5000 head; sheep and lambs strong and
higher, Good to choice Wethers, 5000
625; fair to choice mixed s4.5095.40; native
lambs, $5956P7 80; Western lambs. $5,b0G0st
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

= III = = ana st.AIouis gem AZ. !. s10Oh
S,h,cnr - rorm,nnl as !. I. s3h
Colorado and Southern 4's.............. ss e
Denver and Rio Grande Is.......... w 9SM
1 iSrie Gnnernl AZ s5A
Fotr Worth md Denver City lst 81. Nj ~ a
Ia,,i,ifi, onS Nnsh iJnined l4's..... pSM
NJ gold 1639s
MI ~ - trnI 10 :.
N ~ AiGai, ~ tn, 1.t Inc ~ &c N
MN, "a 81 n,is 4's..,........ 101A
N5is.n,, ST. = 1fnnnnn rexas 4's,.... 99%
ME souri Inn and rex. 2d's,...... S01a
Mew Ynrk Centrni gen.. 3H' s......o.. 10g9s
NV ior.a,,S C,ont~o1 Won 4 s..,.,,. 1871 Al
M NEW, o oulsf 81 ,cf,n "a 1O2N
~ " t i,or., pnninn os ......,,, u
Mo orsnin andlWas 1OO
p oai inn camera oas 06M
- and iron Mountain con. t5's.... 114a
81 I,o,iIs and san Francisco 4s...... 96h
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WALL STREET GOSSIP
A Squirt in Louisville = Some Gossip
Concerning American Can,


ISDtcINI 10 thu 'rImts-N1sVHFeH'7 "
NEW YORK, March 19,-The opening
tain. as 1t was not known to. what ex-
tent violent fluctuations in Southern iacl-
10 would affect the market. ana there
was the possibility that talk or corner
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THE CLOSE

THE CLOSE:
though the advance In the call money
ratio 10 per cent checked speculation for
the rise. and caused a good deal Of profit.
taking by tho traders. The greater part
Of tho days advances, however, were
maintained, and small recessions, seemed
to be welcome especially to the Western
crowd. who We're rapidly getting rouha
To The bull Siuo. Gt5l H5, I.ls Etty.sJ .Hi.H r.
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St. Louis Southwestern 1sts.......... sGG1a
St.Lous Southwestern "a ....... 90 Is
san Antonio ,nid Arkansas Pass As. S3ih
Southern Pacific As ...................},g 70 70
Southern Railway IS ........,........Ell5
'roledo, ST. Land Western 4's...... TN
Union Pacific az Z. 102A
5T1nion Pacifc# 1tonv 103es
Wabash lists 11Gh
wa Ia az o1, q Sly f.' I. 4. q. !. 106 u
Wabash Deb. Bis Tx
Vast ShOrn AS MI I, 4, ........ ITO d
Jvheelinr and Lake Erie 4's......... 90h
wisconsin, Central Is .................. VA w
Coiorn III :. T,,,el no :, 81, s
= oo,. Tnln nd Is 81. S5A
Penrisylyania 1914
tNI inn3 ! X Ntcoi, Ia farn1 trust n s..,, 81 y
H ~, az EaH'oG Tnc 1bidj. 81 T
IN. Carolina, Chemical Co. com.... 63R
Va. Carolina Chemical Co. pfd...... lZo
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cotton futures opened quiet and steady

{ SPOT cotton closed quiet, 10 points high
or; mldding uplands 1910; middllng gun,
1925; sales, 200 bales.
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NEW. YORK, March 19-BEEYEs-i
z Rssss's ax pssa ssaay eS ssye
Veals sold at $56nG0'25 her loo pounds,
city dressed veals, loQi4c, per pound
sold sold, at s7D7so; a few culs at IS. Dressed
mutton SGll0lsc, per pound; dressed
lambs, 1oH@l %. per pound, ,lIogs--AboA
DECK q 2sFy desfpS W
L EAST RUFFALo.g Nj Y, March 49,.
CATTL r. s eadyi4veals, Toe lower: Tops,
Tairly &c active pigs 2ol25c. lower. Heavy,
s.G5G776; workers., $740dp7,60; piks, s7250
las; stays. s5.50Gl6, Sleeps teady;; lambs,
ESQ: culls 10 good, s5O5ap7. 65; year, !!rgs,
s6QpL 10; ewes, s5,75GG; sheep. ton mixed,
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\ Official quotations Of the Richmond
Fruit and Produce ASSOCIATION
II 49,. -. lrhursday, March 10, 1909,
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AetSs ana higher All siSs7 IS; Cattle
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L. c. AND I. SACCUMULATED:. s].4
People associated with the company or
with kindred interests were reported to
be accommodating the stock. It Is expected
Tennessee Coal and Iron Will beneht very
largely by tho renewal Of. contracts OK
pirlng this month on much more favor-
able TERMS n 7Sa3s5 ~ lS5 ,S $sg} ifHf y.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO:
The Waldorf-Astora crowd ran up Bal
timore and Ohio, but found that the most
fora them. Some of this stock was sold
before the dividend came off. Wasserman
was conspicuous III the advance. 81 81 FL n y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20

Union Mon Paclhc advanced and gave indi-
cations Of short interest ROOM ,ae trnde rs
borrow nor did they think bear selling
would depress 1t much II Southern Paclilc
wns advancing at the same time. II,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20

Pacinc Mall benefited Indirectly by the
activity in Southern. Pacific, as It was
hlppened. The purchase of two new boats
shows that tho business Is good, and the
Panama Canal construction nsnres a con-
tinuance of prosperity for many years TO
come. F8$fH .&r
ROCK ISLAND: -
Rock Island pool were conspicuous .amonC
the buyers Of the common stock,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20

RAILROAD EARNINGS:
d For the second week IN March Sou
.ern Railway increased s7S.SS5; from July,
Increase So, 994, 693.
Central Of Georgia Increased $4,000;
from July, increase s9S2. 500.
i chesapeake and Ohio increased s3l,369;
from July, decreased $5G06Sl. -.
E3 Colorado and Southern Increased $297;
from July, increased $i04 $780,
Louisville and Nashville Increased
s94, 900, n. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20

LOUISVILLE ADVANCID:k AZ Z,
4 louisville was advanced probably by the
brokers trading for the small pool In 1T:
The rise received some encouragement
from the Western crowd, who Ina have e, a
Saptember 81 for desiring high prices.
There did not seem to be much stock
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-10-29
Music 40 Q Stimulus.

f, II was shown at the Brooklyn navy
yard the other morning that the gov.
,ernments plan Of having the band
play while the men are coaling a war.
ship Is most efficacious. While lively
two.steps and marches were being
played the blucjackets worked like
beavers to All the bunkers Of the sup
ply ship Buffalo One OF the officers
suggested that It would not be bad
idea for private corporations to cheer
their men on in their work by music.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-10-29
A Veterans Story.

Bath. N. Y, April 13th:-The first
consideration Of the Commandant and
Officers In the conduct OF the Soldiers
and Sailors Home here. is the health
of the Veterans. Kidney Troubles are
the most common cause OF ailment,
very few Of the old men escaping
these in some form or other.
OF course the comrades do as much
a. possible for themselves and one OF
the most popular and useful remedies
employed Is Dodd's Kidney Pills,
which seem to be almost infallible In
case Of Kidney arrangements. In.
deed, there are among the veterans
several who owe their lives to Dodd's
Kidney Pills.
For instance, A. p. Ayers. who came
to the home from Minneapolis, Mimi.
was given up by four doctors, of that
city. He had Bright's disease. and
never expected to live through 1t, but
his life was saved and his health re.
stored by Dodd's Kidney Pills.
His experience has made the rem.
edy very popular among the men and
no one who has used Dodd's Kidney
Pills for any Kidney Trouble has been
disappointed.