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THE EDITORS VIEWS.
What the New York Evening Papers
Ma Have to Say Of Yesterday Trading.
Especial to Tho Times. pIsp.tch.)

Special to Tho Times. Dlspatch.) Is
4 NEW YORK, March 13.-The Mall and
Express says: Security Values had a
slight setback in the initial operations,
then moved up to the extent pf 1Q23t for
a@1ss On saS a1a saHas
force Of the buying movement was LESSEN
cd. Such weakness as the market dis
;auced BY q. sagging tendency in Amsri-
Of 1000 shares Of International stScks
on 9saRss es eg aaa eee eT
straining order against the Union Pacific
in the matter OF voting on its Southern
Pacific stock, the reaction in the copper
market lat London and the movement to
pxtend the duration OF the United Copper
y Speculative wall Street reached the con-
called at tho time indicated the necessity
for some reform In the currency system
would appear 40 desirable that action
Tended beyond that Of an extra session
BY the Treasury Of per cent. bonds Is, t The
a Thls nond r a however. was denied
during the afternoon, 5is z B
The COMMERCIAL advertiser says; The
IN hst
In face Iof a further heavy cash loss ~
the banks to the Treasury. Up to this
morning, which concludes the operations
for tho clearinghouse week. this loss
amounted to s4,400.0 600, That prices should
display Iany rallying tendency o,day was
susceptible Of one Gof, two inferences-.
will show tho outgo at the sub-Treasury
to have been &efset by other movements
Of the week, or else that the short IN I
terest has become uneasy over, the icessa-
ton Of liquidation and Is 2valling Itself
OF every opportunity to reduce us COM
mitmcnts. ffq "a it8Sf. IVA
st Apart from these covering purchases.
which fit times were. rather ,urgenttthls
morning, new buying Of rather eonh-
Fries and other anthracite coal shares;
the, whole group advanced rapidly. lilSS
Tho Wabash Issues were also conspc-
Of o9us short interest. s No p partieuar a.
tempt was made. however, to follow the
early riRe and In the afternoon the mar
ket became extremely dull, Remaining IN
n!Acant. however. that the uncertainty
OF to-morroW's bank report should have
had tho effect OF merely restricting new
ventures without Inducing any ttnctive
sailing, How far the quiet strength OF
the days market connected itself with the
call for AN extra session of Congress next
October Is something which the average
Himself, Yet the inheritance Of this news stss
car, hardly be overestimated, for It
means, beyond much doubt, the passage
OF the Aldrich financial measure or some
f Shsmor,ey market viii need 1t the most
Call money rose to per cent, IN the
anal hour, but beyond emphasizing the
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prevailing dullnes this incident had sur
rrlsingly,t little effect.

The Evening Sun says To-day's stock
market held decidedly firm on o compare
lively light volume OF BUSINESS. At the
Gsnng e the were a{k ike sshs deane
the tone at that time was. t., some extent,
III sympathy with the decline shown In
Americans In London, and ALSO because
blsiness yesterday. The tendency OF
prices In London was not accounted Tor
by any actual developme nts OF conse-
aence and was snsseed nat BY saias N
CESS OF 1O. Oo0 shares of stock. There was
little Important news overnight, aglde
from the Information that the President
sion. 3a
(, While II was assumed that the meeting
OF the body was Intended chiefly for lthe
purpose Of raufying the reciprocity treaty
With Cuba favorable IMPRESSION npi was
considered likely a financial ARRANGEMENT
like the lAldrich. bill might be enacted at
the special session.
either Southern cihc nor Metropolitan
Street Railway affairs through the days
developments.
The Evening Post says: In the effort7
To attract outside support TO wnat T ~ !
interestsi put up some Of the more active
issues to-day, irnparting degree OF hrm.
ness to the general Nsts sut TINS, uiu nv
save he ma rket from periods Of dullness,
or conceal the evident manipulation which
was the basis for much OF the move
ment The Copper stocks were heavy on
the reduction I'm the price OF the metal
at London and fproflt-taking sales by IN
tsrests supporting tho recent movement.
An s unconfirmedI rumor that the Treasury r
had dccided to come to the rehet OF .ne
money market again through the an
ouncernent OF a bond purchase oner ar
fecting Sls.2s5. $50. s per cent. issue ma;
turing next year. was used with the usual
wall Street effect In like manner. the
extra session OF Congress talk was the
ba sis for renewed hope that relict meas
sures similar to those provtded N the
Aldrlch bill would be forthcoming when
the money market was In urgent need q
Of s'an ractor in this market, and On theot her
side the activity was in the main con
!lned to mining shares. The coal snares
were the chief features Of strength most
OF tho day resisting fairly well the sag
ging tendency which affected most OF the
list in sympathy with the weakness N
Southern Pacific on tho announcement OF !
Justice Lurton'a restraining order N the
suit brought blythe minority interests,
Trading fell Oft towards the CLOSE, money
lthuchingfS per cent. for loans; the SOUTH
ern Pacific dispute becoming the d lr1'l
nant influence. u-,.,,, - 49,,
the best, Ii
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SPECIAL RATES VIA SOUTHERN
RAILWAY FOR FOLLOWING Is ocr 4
cASlONS: !.
National American Woman's sunn,raas
Nsooc Iatlpn, New orlean Vs. "a, = " aroH
n 1925, 1908, ti6l a 3. i, vi, Y
+ One fare, plus s1,a5 for the round trtp
on certificate plan. Tickets on SAFE M ,,1rss
18TH to 2lst, inclusiye,,l VAIN return HtFa1s
not later than March 18th. u. 81 n
MI InIa conference u Epworth League,
f''HpanvIIe, Va, March 1929, sos
Very low rate. In accordance VAIN sps'
clal tariff No. 2, from all points ~ me
state to Danyille and return, Ilckets ,on'
sale March 18th to 2sth. INCL Ye, WILD
return limit March slst. s
Meeting National Manufacturers, :, !, Asso's
citation, New Orleans, Ian april 1919
1908. 3g \,
ore fare for the round trip from .sls
points in Virginia, North and South .SaTt
DINA to Nav Orleans and return; tleE-
cts on sale April nth, 18th and iStn. WIZ
return limit April 18th. 1 With privilege q!
extension of limit BY payment OF !IttS
cents, to April SoFh g
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Southern news cottonsecd Gil remair
strong to-day, at old figures. fS5i
MARINE 1NTELL1GENCE.

ri Is EVtsft i, M IA-A-a lSfrR NEG,D IN
PORT OF fsrc1EfNstRRlEvRbB b SAEc1r Y Y 1909
stssss Rssnas Asssss od fs51S
- ~ SAILED. "A
steamer 1ui,yah, O'Neill. Philadelphia
Pa, merchandise and passengers, Clyde
: III Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk
ana James River landings, merchandise
and ,tsa sseriaers, Virginia Navigation Co.
! Steamer y Brandoh, Rhodes, NorfolK
merchandise and passengers, Old Donin-
- Schooner f Annie Anslie, strout, New
fs sleosp Ell I f Don't Know. Iarktn, James
River, light X
PORT WEST POINT, MARCH 13, 1903.
ARRIVED. . 1
d Steamer Baltimore. Courtney Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo. } 3ll} .
Il Steamer Mary Tyler. Haynes. Nfhttaponi
River landings. passengers and general
cargo Isl i6a A.43;s FL
E steamer Baltimore Courtney, Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
PORT BEHMUDA| HUNDRED, MAR. 49,
SAILED.
q Barge Zimmerman, sayer, loaded, lurn-
Der, City Point, Va.
= III - ! L # L i F..
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ton In specialtits, and the trading gem
orally was rather professional s5

orally WIS IdLucL PlOLSooto"oA. ~ 4 5sE4
AMALGAMATED COPPER: ,si i
a.. G. r. sold of early under pressure
while the developm ents Of connection
with United Copper did not give any real
ans tie decne IN Roa
don. Copper stocks held we'll
SOUTHERN PACIFIC:
United sge States 'e Circuit curt Of Kentucky
inI the suit brought by Tai bot ]. Taylor
and James B. Taylor to enjoin Southern
P Pass f qsS 1cnf FH tn hodngs e.
April STU, and also q enjoIn Southern
Raes fo ssef Fss sspn has
granted the preliminary Injunction"
CURRENCY MOVEMENT:
portance to the weeks currency move--
for with some anxiety. The principal
ea3ss tas the bsnks kaxe LOST Z re- sub
Treasury since last Friday 10000. I5 s5
The newly-for1ned bull pool In Louis
sons, a seemed able S 10 lake care Of The
stock @
ERIE AND READINGS
:. London was the principal early seller e Of
Erie. Some good buying OF Eeadimf taSs
OH the February earnings. II was said
that the Morgan interest regarded Read
Ing cheap proposition at present prices.
SUGAR WAS SOLD SHORT: VI
People who had early information sold
Sugar short on the practical postponement
81 action o. ths treaty Y
bmllish and the people in, touch with the
have bought stock. q It is worth remem-
s1nE pon 4s aspey Fl Ra0s
the other products OF the American Sugar
Company.
STEEL BUYING GOOD:
The buying In United. States Steel was
good and was Materially helped by the
bnlish the foTTsgH orsra ors
interest.
WESTERN UNION:
quarters Of the 6 ould party taking hold
Of Western Union at present prices.
WABASH: s#5s. 81, WIZ 4, i NJ
consid cradle short Interest. and stop or.
ders we're caught on the advance.
METROPOLITAN
Metropolitan was run up rather easily
oh the shorts BY the brokers usually
trading for the lWhitney-Elklns crowd
THE EXTRA SESSION.:
orally taken as a bull point, although the
effect Of the news did mot run far
READINGS NEXT sTATEMyNT:
There is probably well-!nformed re-;
port that the next Reading statement wlll
Be the best II the history Of the road Al
THE sitter money rate and the grant
Ing OF the Union Pacific injunction says W;
al heavy tone I'd the close OF Z very an u
were not taking risks on either side n
View Of The mixed estimates OH the bank
eta "a
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SNAP SHOTS u TAKEN Y II | En-
lNHOT'EL LOBBlES

.rhe state will Hiss tns faithful vi
vices OF DR.. LIE Cato, who has fallen N
the harness and att his post OF dutys'''
said a prominent Democratic leader g
Murphys last night IN discussing the
publlc record OF the dead Senator.
31sn'I have known him fot many years.
and no man has fAllenSon guard who has
been OF greater service to his State dur
Ing the Same length Of time. than Dr.
LIE Cato has been in public life. h. HIS (
solving OF the oyster problem as no man
has before been able to solve #, placing
the industry upon yp ', basis !! ths SsrE
on no higher station have been able to5
leave behind them at the end. Dr. LNs
Cato was d true type Of the old Viz.
ginia gentleman, and was beloved BY All
who knew him for tbs tovable traits ct
cha racter. IIe Will be greatly missed /
by his people and the State. III "a
member Of A tie recent Consti tutional
Convention from that'scounty. ts 10 the
NJ Vi: Tarrya friends wers DESTROYS that.
he should come to, th4I House to MI the
vacancy accustomed by the removal of
DR.. s. p, Mclean, but out Of char acter-
lstio modesty he declined to run 3ni|
said he to q Tmes-D ispntot, representa-
tive last night. ..And we did = he cons
itinued, "ln the person Of ex- Senator 8.
p. Reed, whom we elected on yest erday.I
Mr.. larry Is here on private business;
and will remain III the city for several
days. p s.5E &S al ~ is;4 6, "
congr es,n,an Hal 8. ii rao;od. q Appx45
mattox, Is in the city, isand Is regist6tSada
at the Jefferson 700 blree }eritta /
Hon. H. e. Hutch eson. former mems
Der OF the House Of Delesatea, from
Nlecklenberg, Is I'M the city. and ls stop1
ping at New Ford ..
"The passage Of the Barksdale pure
elections bill is going to have q good
effect upon the politics of. my county,
said a Southwest memb erS Of the Legis1
lature last night. Ell he best people Ut
both parties out there will hall 1t with,
delight; and ! have every conf ences 81
its utility Il },si,s .as u
III Davy Richardson shall run forr.
Congress next year, he Will MAKE soln0t
body walk about, nIsaid aSpromine local
Democrat at Murphy s last night. ! 4s ssIIe
is eli man Of the people, and they love
him as tried and trusted leader. These
are the men who In the end succeed airll
public life 5si3 b 5.3s u
Virginians here last night: ia 5s E
Murphy's--W. g. 8Watstrum. Roanoke;
r. L. Parrish, Covington; ], T Ia less.
Gilbert W. Morrison. Norfolk James y.S
TreI1,4 Norfolk s,{iS sss5S ftisi T.
A vs.. .s ~ soIht5 an 3aofI L
New Ford's-Johnnl iiyv:nl lsoGn and SF;iis.
Virginia; "A. G. Hancock and dTug liter,
Trevlllians; II. W. Parker. Enfield S's
VII
LexinEton-H, M. Henser . W.ytneyilla.
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Il WALL STREET GOSSIP
Injunction in the Southern Pacific Case,
Banks Still Losing Money

NEW 'YoRk March sii MTRs opening
~ the stock market was irFegular and
there was, very, little commission house
sassssl s ss Tas ssFsl
Influenced by the lower range Of prices
from London and the legal pro eedinEs
against Union Pacific, 1'he latter news
FAVE a conservative tone to The trading,
After opening Uncertainty, strength de;
Yeloped and traders " ere r,,1rs disposed
ielief tc the ma ket through tths bank
atatemeIt, ThsEA MA lYAYal POOL Rg9tso'
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!, BAFT ag5 f fITRG sa5iset Fl
hang LOST }f RrotheF Found sbe sohe
At sso "a, n AN most e9rqlally weA
sECoNDEBAPTtsT CHURCH. COR
ner Sixth land Main streets) Fire ching
ut II a. M and r NJ hX X ~ sflB
JONES. Bible school at 3 80 a. Nj
GRovg-AvENuE- BAPTIST, (. CHURCH
3. HAWTHoRNEi. d. D.. past Preach.
Ing by the pastor at 1l rb NJ nci and 1.p
aed The erGse GOSPEL p1s special Invitation IS
tended to all skeptics. Evening subject
n n"at5 g fSr ~ Christ sunday sonoo
GRACE-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Grace and Foushee streets)-Rey.
CHARLES eARRLN q ;lsr1I q a., ~, pE RsNs.
Ior.PreaehinE ny Re y y FES-
e. slg ana =. NJ Sunday l Ia, il school At e:s9 \
NJ Special meetings every evening our,
j Rey ths A Tfsf 6osH RG
Corner Twenty-nfth and, Leigh STREETS,
Sn i5rGaa- Ashley JONES. pastor;
R Rssao b1 at WI Il Je n aaa = y 'ns
nm METHODIST.
I-e9b kIoAb-01 1tLElA
&sv " q s. 'l nSAue 81
itor.-services1 sunday at /; "A. NJ. and 8
3 c II y II RsSFs1HME = CHURCH cor
BETTY 111S'' pastor stH ,-nsubject at il *.
F Fac subject rhe Noya' AaF sea
3 CENTENARY M. r. cHuRC H-RHv.
W.. WLBAR p. DY Pas T9TTc * q N
at s F. NJ. Sy ti ths pastor. sabjqct The
Be- Revival services each. night durls
Re Tset e 9esak Of Piasas1ns az
R gN19 G6HN 1HANNo N s. Is pastor,
PEe9lh Rsv e i a n n ths fSsstsfFN eN
X ~ su5 Il Christi The Law q Nature and
VIZ - PREsBYTDRIAN. x, q
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
drass sna A M9alsqn strfe Hk sG 81 S
p ps tor at ei Ii A. II. and r. All are vel
CHURCH OF TIP :, G * I, T.
4 Divine services tomorrow at ~ a. n.
P seE HsssaMS sSaee
F WfRHFsp6os
Franklin street. phone 8 }Ps 3 Siod 10, 1s q
S Sns ssss ana su#RSsdK ssGs' n Ssh
service at 8 o'clock.
EPISCOPAL.
(Broad Street, below Twsirth>--R Rev, ",
on vA A. HI m 1 fSSsos service 4. H.
afTfsHEfl59oG9R 7 GlsIHdFo OF THE HoLY COM.
g fRpaesRy Foyyeo N e SosIN HosS
asmcYn SSSdey MGss anay E school
at o:So a. NJ. Lenten weekday services
Monday s r. NJ, Tuesday r. ", (nn!on
fsryM'iesR!h u Mdas'sd4 Il! Rrlday fad NJ
and s p, NJ. Visitors cordially welcome;
.7.3 s cHRIsTIAN. w
sgYEMTH-sTRpET g II + IsTd An
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sunday At il X. NJ, ana
~ GnsoSstfIS Ney sa the pas ssoo N $50
9sF u aseyqaE es se9tSF se and sa,
cordial \. ws SSW 4 IL sl5i
AT NEW ,JERIsALEAt cI EI!4AsIR'IfjL q l!S9
w. Broad Street, Rev. i 2, St .lfTRs w w
spR H. 91PR0aceT Tes se 81 Eve from the
Rib. III welcome,
'cJHRISTIAN SCIENCE,
S5RgE g HgK|oHs Sunday oE c a!9saas I'LL
subject, Matter" We dnestlay evening
meeting $3.50. No, 1901 Grove Avenue Az
80 t' w. 'tfNsiiiI.L,ENNIAL DAWN
TIIE SERVICES AT " MARSHALL,
Hall Invent Attn and l3rpad Streets. are
tdaaply ilterestinE Preaching AT 3 p. M.
To- morrow subjsS n HOW 70 1 RseoLae Q
fh riat ian XXI t{itNS5s9t5k
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I, TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va, March !

l!89l Richmond, Va March 70, 1903. RI
The market for the week ending March
eth closed good, and strong in all grades
OF alin-cured tobaccos $that.were IN mer-
ct There Sew vas Considerable non descript and
damaged tobaccoS on q Fridays break,
which sold for good prices considering
II The eoi market is very arm on goods that
are in nice condition, and prices were
we'll SUSTAINED throughput the week. many
ps un.cured Jugs and wrappers were In
good DEM and, while low grades and dark
sternming tobaccos held firm: We look
forward to some fine sales Of aun-cured
e'' Totai atrSohnt sold at the four ware
hotisest during the week were 49, ,59S
pounds Total fIoosei sales ITO date. !, 11a9l,-
636 pounds.rsGtl siiate!fsit
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B Bsssmss. ~ s s:ts IS IS s sts 81 81
I Spot cotton closed quiet; mddling up
lands, $50: middling guilt. 1o16; sales, $50

B Bsssmssr . s s:S IS IS s s:ts 81 81
a s9et sston mailing s!Yssa sea Hs mdq sass &
bales. NJ U rs
Cotton steady; mlddlinEK IL oso; gross re re-
eeSss sse: 81 ssSs2 Great
Rsss" ZIG ss's' rsss aiss @ s s
Consolidated at all aeaports.- Net re.
gs 4s7 b aass tsSp9 Ftan &c G s
bales. to The Continent, 1924 oales;;,
Total since September LIST at all sea-
sss ~ 52 bales; export Or
81 tslea ba Ra';a 1to the continen{. 2Ss
NEW ORLEANS, March 1a5 ;;2 T ) ::
but prices held steady; quotations I'M
Futures we're quiet. ~ the opsnine
fiuotuated rapidly under the opening ad.
vancng from 2@4 points above Yesterdays
closing then declining 2@4 points 81, bel9 y.
opening figdres. Frequent fluctupt ions fol.
lowed but with a. downward tendency
the boardt:at the close showing net loss
of 500 hcInts on the 9l Is crop 1a year posi-
The transactionsaw eEeJ- principally II
Cotton. futures steady: March, a.5sGlo.5 So
April. 9.57Q9.5e; May, 95SGs. So; June. 569G
sd : July,tb.61G5.62; August. 94lQke.E; Sep.
vember, S,32dS.34: December, S.32GS,aa. d
The following are the total net receipts
OBJECTION at all ports since September LIST
1.sH,s45 bales: Mobile, 49,. 72s bales; savan.
nah, 1887 bales; Charlest On, 2os :,
York, 49, 4W bales; Boston. 74,35s bales
Newport News, 10 .7s5 bales: philadelphia
i9O,2G5l bales; 3 Bruins wick. loo SIS bales; Fer
bsies: Port Arthur. 1926 bales: Por
townsend, s., 296 bales: San francisco. 49,.
226 bales:s Portland. ore l,54l b q J: Z
Paso 1928 bales Eagle Pass la 19 ~ .baies
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pr. shearsr Quite lll-sundaY School

t{at i1}id l3HA CorlvenUOrls5s 20 s'S.a Is
The many friends here Sof the Rev. Drs.S
j. .. shearer. ore asf best ' khR
Presbyterian ministers OF tthe South sAYs
much concerned about7this continued ILLS
ness. DR.. shearcr was at one time presi.
dent Of Davidson College In North Caro-.
lima. The recent loss OF his wife. his
companion OF fifty years, is thought to
have brought on the decline,
The Rev. wv, s. Campbeu OF this cltyIt
has received a letter from the secretary
Of the State Sunday School Association
unterdenon1inationhD stating that the ans,
nual convention OF that body would . s.b y
held In Lynchburg, probably on the 1eth
to the 2Sth Of April. ts's = I l5a|s ~,
The Rev. W. q. Buch nan, son OF TN
late D. Buchanan. Presbyt erian nis-- :.
sionary IN Takanatsu. Japan. writes, "a;
porting tho work progressing en9ouraa-
ingly: Recently we have added auitta
n large number, about TWEEN y-hy Typ. to our
class OF engineers. AL are well and f l.s
OF hope. % :, =.
formerly OF PETERSBURG has resigned
charge OF his church, att Car tina Sc. sMlfn,is
& ~ nccept the care 3of asohurch at Grsen-
fleld, Mo, the Oldest and YEA fhlesaFt, ~
INA state, t:gst 9s:t "a iHlat
1sAl
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET E'!'1
Richmond, Va. March u. 1873.

On A/AaS5' u
es xrS Eoe at ss $500 It a 5000
y W. n q carolina aS Chemical preterred5
shares at 126. i5
! 4 STATE SECURITIES. Bid. =; As slsls'
H Hat' eea 9ards'as as q and ~. 90 ss
B RAILROAD bonds
Char, col. and Aug. Cd 7s e. 1dS
Gsorsss P a0a r 1St e'f Is4 s. leso IL
SSeers asd pr%S e ST. R eSn Is is
P 81. e!sss 81 s. 5s5s,, IS IS =,
South Bound lat bs, l9A..,,'' ~ r.'
K. RAILROAD sToCKa Par
Atlantis and ] c y 1ns 4 SS iss
AAttiantic Coast Lins Mig, 1SS ~ 2 ="
r. +. & +. & r., =: g F, g *, ~
s ssaboard Ar t li'Ms c 1!aiss
s southerm railway con,,....,l 100 80 ~.
4 BANK AND TRUST cos.
American National .,..,.,... .lo9 l e, ISs
broad street Bans ...''''..'sR ssSSH
SMlss sE MhtiSnA Bank Of Va.,;SS - q
Kan953s1s N #4asl IL &.
Va! Fro i and harlne,,...,.,.,s5 g :.
4 I MISCELLANEOUS, Il
Amer so Tse G.; es'd pPFa o
s eoa.saiHa5.tsd T Ri - eonds,'lS g
old Poninon IS SSo',r'',i1sSS i iss ISL
y.c esG5SS! sm e SSsa io f. ST. sSg =,
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Shortly after midday q the bull bulls s a.;
aid ali But little outside support was forth
coming, 50 that, after momtehntar ~ ~ lm q
rpesumed its downward course. and ct
the olose was barely steady, net 2 70 4
points lower, that helng the ao YES .nxt14
mated $1,000 bales, s, !, 1 I, I u =.
Ports footed vs w ls "a tb sa! ex.
agatnyt ss sSsa hsslssss b bsIe yea Aaa ~
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
~ nv e H11yT1IIJ TIksiN37 W.
PEANUT AND PEAf,MARKET

change n1Tthe peanut market in 9 rise III
the price OF Spanish nuts from ,76c..
day; otherwise the market is steady. The
prices here are as follows: !, z. ,8l|
Fancy, quiet at Sc. strictly prime,
Chine picked, iSGsAo.: spanish, TIC: per
bushel. Blackeya peas. 81. Is bag; black
and }speckle peas 81; clay and red peas,
SOC. Peanut bags In bales-6s In. Z 4-1Gc.
'PETBRsBURG,sVA March ia.-PEA-
NUTS Spa njsh new, market very firm ct
75c. \ sellers asking more. Vlrginia'1-
Olfat at 26O2 Sc 2tSW ~ 0ti5- ~ ~ fb E5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-14

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
y MD, March 2.seaboarI1d
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-14
. COTTON MARKETS

n NEW YORK. March 1a.-The cotton
r,ediately following the cal prices tluo.
tliated within alnarrow limit but shoWed
considerable badness. particularly on
the new Drop positions, under less IA
vorable weather. forecast, which were L. re- e
PPeen aals NrulInE q ths EiysSpSs,l mSrfft
ports was cons dered liberal, IN view
e sSH r ssra seu 81 s Ra h So was
hat further ewe sHi s mgh 5e4 var
Icy still more serious, while naturally
causing q further delay IN crop prepap'rFa'--
Under this buying, which was also en-
Sow e PRICES cfa., e ID, fo r.. s!s
ket soon gave way unGer I1qu59ation an9
ket soon gave way .und der, liquidation 5jal1 q
prices were forced rapidly downW ward |,
though trading was by 10 means asI az
decline under sales said to be, for the
account OF certain spot interests, while
the Old crop months continHed relatively
sir The estimates 1oT GaX,ssst99 an nd
there was little support In the market,