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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-12
FORTUNE FOREA5V:ANs DYCKI
Hearn Buys Notable Painting Of
q C,reat Dutch MaStar}5,sE5

NEW YORK, March 11,--One Of the
most Important transactions Of the pres
ent art season has just been consumma-
ted by the sale of Van Dyck's full length
portrait OF the Baron Arnold I-e Roy.lof
Holland, to Mr.. George A.. Hearn, the
we'll known art collector and connoisseur
Of this city. The picture MAS valued q t
$35. 900.
Tho canvas, which Is ~ superior ex-
ample Of the great Dutch masters
Genoese period, was imported some time
ago by Mr.. az, J. Blakeslee, who has now
sold It ia Mr.. Hearn, It came through
.Lawrie s. Coz, of London, who purchased
1T In turn directly from the lie Roy
family, OF the little town OF Ziederwyn,
Holland. The portrait was probably
painted from life about 1901 or just q fter
Van Dyck's return from Italy, and when
he was stu under the INFLUENCE OF the
Italian masters of that day, u
,The canvas is In an excellent state OF
preservation. and the portrait. Is q noble
one Of n noblcman The Baron, n man OF
middle ago. is pictured standing and full
face. HIS left hand resting on a column.
with the white starched ruff ofthe period
around his neck, He Is dressed In a. suit
of black short clothes, with black stock-
iings and huckled shoes. and the drapery
falls In graceful folds.
VI The fresh coloring Is perfect, and the
expression la so lifeliko that 1t seems AZ
IL tho old Dutch noblcman were about
to step from the canvas In every way
tho portrait Is an admirable example Of
the great painter. and Mr, IIearn is cons
ssideyed fortunate In acquiring II. IT will
be q notable addltion to his Ferla bic
collection. y sI s8 ss u s$S
ss35 The selling price Is npt slyen. but the
fpfctura has becn held Vt t$35, 900, 4 and the
Gale was made at aoTisth hing near that
n lfi
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COTTON MARKETS.

81 NEW YORK. March 1.-THE cotton market
\ oponed steady at an advance ,ot salg points
Sp;tthy with rather better cables than expected
and which may have been attracted in somo
B lilo Southern markets late yesterday. There
Was. however, heavy realizing nj hrst ana
shs market o9s
orders. par licniarly from New Orleans. These
quickly rallied prices; and there was psrodI
to the highest level they have occupied since
the hs break and to wtthin.abo out Y points, ne
I time slay'and July were both, selling at 10, s5j
and the more active posi- tons showed net gunls
Tho weekly insight figures. however proved
rather larger than expected recent and With.
the Galveston estimate pointing toward heavier
seemed mat tho small longs %sre willing toI
IL ader. TOO did not appear inclined 10 support
the market, and prices gradually eassd off at
'Sasin End e Shortly ry'snys n
cined 10 1914 and July to le. or net 4 points
~ Tho loeai eaaer
newal of Southern buying. but toward tho
e sessa
ut n net decline of 3polnts to an advance Of
il point !. .s I. ~, ~ ,.s -. 435
Trading during almost the entire session,
except, perhups. a short time at the OPENING,
4 OF tho varying operations OF the room who
were apparently trying ia scalp 10 point move
,nents. ! Port receipts FOR the day were Very
light and tho large estimate for o.lnorroW ut
the expense OF Houston. stocks and az yrefept-
Ing moreover approaching exports. However.
and reports from, the dry goods district beyond.
forecas sting further advances Al, ne prlces OF
Improvement while many mills are talking
curtalln,ent Of spIndleage, ~
'ha po week ana sss
FOR tile week $1,000 bales against 1889 last
week and 14l,61a last year Total receipts Mt
New Orlcnns were 1857 bales against G,SBt last
year and at Houston 95s bales against ISIS
last year, 5I5 * M 535S 81 sJlS ~
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$ Jobbing Trade Improving
(By Associated Press.) 5E

A NEW YORK. March Il. radstreet's
tomorrow will say: 8 Y,
e Weather conditions have Improve and
wit them jobblng trade at leading west
ern points. Southern spring trade reports
continue good. and recent rain or snow
In the southwest though. SO hight IN
winter, wheat. has frightened wheat re-
ports from that section,
The progress of the sen son has appnr-i
emily helped the iron and steel markets.
Increased activity%and flrnler prices q re
noted for the crudcr forms, continuing
lie large buying by leading Interests last
week. 3 a433S iy tf 5. . A . 80 .l4
Business failures III the United Statcs3
Der 200. against l76 IN the like week In
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Junior gHowitzers Meet.

The Junior Howitzers, an organization
of small. but growing and hopeful, young
Americans, enjoyed n delightful meeting
last night Mt tho residence Of Master
Street. Refreshments werc served and
q most pleasant time was spent. The
following officers were elected: President
I'D. Pollard: Vice President, M. 3NfcFar-
land; Secretary. NJ. llerstein; Assis-
tant Secretary, J. 3. tIValford, and Treas
.Nrer. j. Rurke ~. liellsl -
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MARINE 1NTHLL1GEEcB.
! PORT oFRIcIIMoND. MARCH II. 1901,
ID yNrcy,

u PORT OF IlICIIMOND, MARCII1 II, 1904,
III. ARRIVED. n
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk, merchan-
disc ind passengers Old Dominion line
< 5s5 SAILED +j}j
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old pominlon line;
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers. Virginia Navigation Co. Nv .G
Barge Oak, Wlnstead. James River. Light,
4 8553 ARRIVED. g Il. n
s PORT NIlWPORTs N ElWS,3 MARCH II, 1904 d
Steamer Bengalla. Boston, ls RI II "
Schooner ] II, Burt, New Haven. N
r SCHOONER Edith Olcott New York. 81
Barge Carrie Clark, New York i
sAILEp.g Il z. *
Schooner Tebeccn Palmer, Boston, IN
s. Schooner George u, Walcott, Boston,
Barge Independent Boston,, p5sY l,{ q
Barge Franl Pendleton Boston, NJ,
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{ PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, March i Lou R--I'irm.s sye
Flour eady, CcrnmealNsteaa sr,. rye
Dull. -. !, ~,
Whcat-spnt hr,n: No. rcd. sloi Options
opened strong and active advancing a." i pg.
back a second upturn was followed ny an an
Other period OF unloading and decline with IN,
lie net higher. May closed AZ es.se. July.
ket opened strong. but met active selling pres
e ehee Cd a. free adsanse. afhoush Tic si9,s
closed at 5sAc; July. ssc.; September, ~
.oa:s--Quiet: No, z. s!st G. w. 49,.
STEADY; picked shoulder: 81 as5s, ], Lard ~i
Dull; Western steamed a. lin.
nosin-s,ead!y rurpentin ne5 illloN-
Cofee-spot RIO. steady; mild. steady. The ne
market 1or coffee futures opened steady at an
demamd but Just befere close aggressive
buying raied th market and the close "a W as
IS sse go b a. aest
tes Is,nsd I.lsas 0lassss
stasei dairy, l4a2lc. Cheese Firm; State. full
snea w il'Ss Sept september isc
State and Pennsylvania. nearby aytrag sc ines',2
Il Potatoes steady; Long Island ;sl3. g: Jer.
'seys s..75M3.i2; Jersey sweets. .5Ogt;eos
Enthusiastically: ftlncy handpickcd, bNc.;s other
domestic 3Nd GIac. Cabbages-- Firm & domestic.
per ton, s25a5500: Florida, barrels and crate.
So co. cotton-By steam to Liverpool, 12c'
II CHICAGO ILL.,. March fticial statis-i
ties confirming reports of large decrease IN
VANCE OF &C. q bushel IN the price OF. tho May
delivery July shows q gain M Nay
va ~ 4 from siso, n lower to 100. higher.
I Tho Leading futures ranged as follows :,
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MARKET ! I I,
FOR'Ol|||v' /: {: D /
by Contrast alVitl,ltl,e Last Few,
Days II Vas AMI
81, mated. s8
SOON FELL U. & Flat I, AGAIN g \ Y

tBy Associated l,ress.)

n NEW n YORK. March H. Tie first
hours business to-day yielded almost
al largo a volume or business as the
gwhola session yesterday. This seemed al
most like animation by contrast wi tn
ytstdrday's stHgnation. but the lcti WHY
n nfternpoon Tie market fell into a deeper
slough, Of neglect than even yestafday,.s
record level m, that respect, pen,,syi,
81, passcrtilons That It was supplied With
sufficient funds to carry on its projected
works Tor yeGp e aadlons
opt lrRn Z for fIg ' iro i,ytise United States
s si, Gerpornttlon were heard With i!,df-a
ference and wi tl,out causing q ripple IN
II 1'f fsfec ist ~ III ie waes euffenc
movement 81 vas Waved with very lan.-ii
guid Interest III view OF the altnostS
End tile Indifferent demand for funds
rho small decrease IN cash Ind cated vs.
mostly due 10 tie shipments o.. go1ld y, e
South mericn It Is now common " !. ~ ~
with the purchase Of war vessels TX X
Japan from Argentina, the out gotofS gold
from New York being, rnthe more than z,
covered by tho Inflow OF y pa1i 81 gold
some h selling OF Metropolitan rect
halfway was attributed to tset tlement 81
e Mn market
closed easy. F3 It'll Y,
sf Bonds were dull and 8lrre3nlar, TOTAL
4 ga par value, $sSJ. ODC. s5s ss3 II
Uniteed States bonds were unchanged an 81
\ on ca IT, q @ =. u II 5i III Es
Total sales were 10000 shares. a ..t3
Z i33N Ei1V YCEIl, March ll.--Closc: Money
= on call easy. "a to n per cent. closing
hid 4 3-4; offered at 2. TlrncS louns dull
sixty fiays 4, to 2sl.2: ninety days . Ia 10
3 IA: SIX months 3 81 10 I. Prime n,ei---
camille paper 4 2 to s "a. Sterling ex 8,
change firm. /. actual e . BUSINESS ~ y
nand land ut $4.$3.sO 70 81; 50 90 for SIX y
day bills. Posted rates u. 81 III aud q u
( IL. 81 CommcrcYal8 bills Sa.S3 SIS; bar +.
;sb7 @ xican dol lars N
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ding as Martin Berry, and gave a strong
portrayai Of that role. Elwyn Stephens
did q nne piece q, haracte1 work. !. as :
Joel Gates. and VILLAIN II. Burton was
38IcC abe was easy and natural IN her
work as Ann Berry. and her repetition Of
the last claus of nearly every sentence
was quito effective. t5l IL
Miss Chnilis Winter. rs Helen Berry,
was lacking in express ION iii her work,
and was not very conv lncing in the role.
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3 The Minstrels.

The most artistic musical arrangement that
las ever been perfected with minstrel
eanizatton Will be found with TRverly.s Min
strels which come to the Academy Monday.
matinee and night. The minstrel man." Billy
Van. Is the star comedian. He Is a maker OF
mir,h by nature and irresstbly funny in
everything lie says.
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Prominent Financier Dead
IN as q "A (RYR Assocint ted Press 3 ~

4 BRUNSWICK, E Me-, March 11-Benja-
min Greene, Appointment cotton manufaG-
turer and hnancier, died here to-day,
aged Sc years. lie was tho 4 father Of
Benjamin Dwight Greene, formerly a
contractor In charge Of government work
at Savannah Ga. & Fl 5lt 3fG * III
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u. s.. refundns "a. registered j. 1914
VI. g. refunding ~. coupon ~. 1os
" 81 g. <. 4. /. I. los
u 8. ~, ,,pon /. I. +. 1osh
III q EeyIa. regis ered 81, y. I. I. 132N
AZ III 'Er,y III III c6ii,o,i a. " \. 1927.
III I'll Old 4s d red Z. I, 1907
W. s. Old al cS,ir,on . n. 4. 1o7
Htchisnn rc,icr JH 101fg
Atchson adjustment ~ Observation-Disclosures ss
Ynjtinnrn and ChIo Az . X. 10l1
13lifi,riorr and Ohm aLs, /. n. 03E
ta,, raj IL Georgia Is 1Djs :,
f.cnt mi n fIeurri, 1stt Inc 65 8
Chesapca kc and Otio 4iss r. 1911
Chicago and ton E3ha t....t.ya9
Chicago y. and Quincy new As. 9l.i
chicneo md Northwcstcrn con Isl. Z. 121ii
ChLcago r. = IL and EacNc I w
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Enlarge Federal Building.
:. --9-'r . frlI ',--7.'- .
issfiSit is53 (Ry Associated Press 5ss

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Sem
ate to-day passed n bill providing for
the enlargement Of the Federal building
at Asheyille, n. CT and appropriating
$4,000 for the purpose. ~ "a Fl 81
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

SCHEDULE IN EEEEcT Jan le. 100 81.
5s s5g{3E TRAINS LEAVE RJGEiMOND,sz SsESSa
100 IA. M.-Dnily. Local for Charlotte, N 20.
1850 n ], Limited
Memphis Chattanooga and all the Sout ssgis
$500 P,t M. --Ilx. Spndn eysyille Local
200 P,NM.-Daiy tod. 5I,u Imam ready a:sei
n T. Y NJ for all tho Sou tn. lSss
~ DIRK RIVER LINE,
Tho fnvorite3 route to BALTIMORE and ECaste.s
points. Leave Richmond go. \ P.lf5 N. Monday
Wednesday and Friday. ~
t:lS A. Except suRda 1oca y mixed foI
iii: M'f p. M,MIocnl. Monday. we'd eaday III and
Friday for West Poln 4 r. si
4:IJ H.. M.--FIXcept Sunday. For West pointssa
connectingA with steamers for Bal tlIlora and
" river landings Monday. W. dnesday ana
.11lfs'-TFsAlNS ARRIVE RICEIMCNp s5
6;66 A. and 6:43 P NJ r.. From. al the South
1:g5 r. M-From Charlotte ind Durham.
$40 A.. M-Fronl Chase City. HID
o:26sA. M.--Baltbmore and West Point {ssSSss
ll:]6 a.. NJ 10 p. From West POL
AcKEI :: , \, .siaAkpW y
y N II chnond, Il, Va wv
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NM .--+-
Cotton quiet ,nlddling. 1906 net Is receipts.
stock sg.lii bales; export to. e. g rsai Britain
l2,ll3 bales g to the Continent, 75s bales. !.
s9.ssy e
s q tho Continent, on bales; TO Japan. lst
bales; stock. 6I1, 800 bales.
5lI113 bales; export to Great britain. 1908
ba LED; to France, 8, 81 bales to the Continent
s,ose bales;t to Jaran. ~ bales y. (,
Net receipts. G.52s. o79 bales: export to Great
Britain. 1896 bales TO France. 80 SO bales e
e 81: e9nsl sses e 81
NEW ORLEAE s. II LA, Ma rch II COTTON,
Spot ton VERY hru bu ~ limits, dGnan ND
y not believed that Ia batfs On
less than lsaiS4c. per pound. The market y
supported ty the heavy spot sales IN LiiveT11eo
and the strong statistical position tha1 Is gain
Futurcs opened steady and 7di9 points higher.
Soon atter The opening buying movement set
In, which carried prices up TO 20 points aoove
last evenings closing level A period OF IL
quotation followed the advance In prices down
cange po WE'RE pon. doW. 10 il up
aass; ssSss
l lss, Ssssmssr 's,ssfsas e'9es
The are the total met, met rees,p1s g
GaIres.oi, III. 81 baies: New Orleans. SSi.
III bales: Mobile. 1888 ba lss s;aya nnah
tan q sls s 81 bales Nerfak bacs: lati-
more, z, $50 bales; New York. q. ~ -; hos.
Phi ,a5s bales; brunswick. q 1ss
bales; Fernandtna I.o,0 bales: Pensacola. 10Y,
sb1 bales Port bales; san az, Frau.
Fl Paso. 100 bales: Eagle Pass, 1885 baics;
Laredo, is, Ss7 balcs. Total, s 5s5, o7s babes
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81 Thon,as Rranch q Coz Bankers ana Brokers' MI

4 SnJ1lL TX &, h sl g, X
!, 700 Mexican Central ..s..ss...,l
y 500 Mo. KAN. aid Tex. CONT.
1850 NJ issouil 41oaci1c ....i... u
1900 Norfolk and Westcrn.s..,.
N 81 N. ", Ont. ard Wcst.....
h 600 Pacific Mill q. .lts. !...s.
1900 FAN nsyivAnla II. It.l........'
Z GDO Peoples Gas (Chicago). 40
lscpubllcs1. and S., CONF.
300 Reading, com ...4...s
100 Reading, LIST pfd y. ....4...a
i5s Readlng, "a 8pfd. ...s.....l
400 Rock Island, cotn.........s.4i
\ 100 Rock leland. pfd...........
\ coo S. fL3nhd Southwest, pftl.-
$500 Southern I'acidc s.........,
2 400 Southern Rail way, come.
Z 400 Southern Hallway, pfd..i..
Senboard Air Line. cofn....
SchboHrd Air Line, pfd....
400 Tenn. Coal and 1ron........
LG5O0 Union Pacific ....... ....,..
h 81 United States Leatller....s.i
300 limited States Steel ~. .....
800 United States Steel pfd. ~
100 Va Car. Chemical, cOm....
Vn.- Car. Chemical, pfd....
4 100 Wabash, cpnl...... ..........i
h 400 liyvBbash. pfd ............%
Il $40 Western Union ........,...,i
jNVlscor1sin Central ..........,
4 300 Wisconsin Central, pfd. ...
Total yaleS 1854, 200.
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BUSY IzzY'' as Indian. i

The burlesaus. ION tha'3' as presented
by "t5usy Izzy', and HIS Scoterie OF tnirth pro-
svokersG is a clever conceit and is one OF the
funny songs. Of the SHOW The production this
week has been one Of he most successful In
the history OF the Bijou, tho place being pack
ed at every performnace. Two opportunities
are offered for witnessing the play--the plati-
nee and the performance to- night. s
,l No drama on the stage for years has attract
ed more deserved Lion than has Augustus
Thomas Arizona. |" Tho play treats Of West
crr army life. and lis not to be COMPOUNDED with
the 8melodralnas which have been touring the
country IT. will Fconle to the I3jou Monday
for a stay or a week. f}ii t5%%
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CLIO SING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. r, ]. ana Pacific coli SIS. .!...... 76st
&C. a and ST Louis gem 2Sz
(.hicsg 70 Terminal a. ,........." "a I
Gnnsoiidated Tobacco IL 51H
f,njnrn III, 4 nd Sotlie IN Al. 81 Va
Denver and RIO Grnndo 50 I. 971a
Eric prior liet AZ 1854
eijrie General AZ ~. s4ls
FEET ot yaii syd SIX -
io,,iayiita ard aah fed As !. ~. % "a
Manhat,a sconso gold Is. 1os.s
az cu :, Cent m Al . Gt AIS
Mexca,i Central 1st Inc 1874
MINI, and ST. i.ouls AZ 9s
Missouri, Kansas and Texas IDS ............ T7ls
National r. IT. OF Mexico con. ls....-....
StS York Central gen. 3Hss. 97N
New Jersey Central gen. 81 !2s il
Northern Pacific Ss 3. s. 7oss
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SI1ON .s
ii In execution OF a deed OF trust. from
Henry a.. Ellsworth and. wife, dated sep
tember54 ths 1900. and duly recorded,E1 will,
at tie request Of the Beneficiary, there
having been default) 81 sell by auction. on
~ TfU e MAR en- 15TIr. 1904.
sottase resi- residence above referred to. sit
uated on the south side Of Ta n UNI
OF John Ellsworth. Esq, with the lot
upon which It stands. fronting 30 feet by
a depth5 of 125 feet to an alleysin the rear
II feet wide. This is an attractive five.
room house. and will prove n GOOD pur ;
chase.
;rIlRA1s Cash sufficient to pay taxes !; o
5toS day Of sale, costs Of sale and tho sum
of Si622; 40 credit OF $l,2so, payable In
quarterly installmentso Of $50 each. on. ~. the
March 4th.8 1901, for forty three successive
quarters. and on q further credit as TO
sa4.do until February 4th, 10l5, and tho!
residue upon terms to be announced q 8
'i ''i' II. w. BOWIE, Trustee.
mar 1O-tds f535si u ,ils
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VIM. B. Plzzinl Company,
Real : Estate 8Auctioneers, HI
Tenth and Bank Streets. ~
~ CORRESPONDENTS IJCT1O gsA1.H
LOT OFF LAND, WITH y,TyvO-S STORY
TITTlANiE &DWDLLINGa THEIR ON o NJ
LESTER STREET. 4 n EAR ASH.

BY virtue OF a decree OF the r lch1nond
Chnncery5 Court. entered on the 18th day
Of february 1soA. In the suit I, i ames
a Nc NDAY.S MAI cH -. se ~
at "A o'clock p M,athe real estate de-
iEcribed init the sa Id decree as follows:
That certain lot, piece or3 !, parcel 9a Of
On the mort side iof Rockets tor LESTER
feet from the east line ot ASH Street: and
Street tps fwenty-ono feet ana three inches;
thence I'M a northwardly direction ,seyenss
ity -hveB feet, more or less. ITO thet line Of
owned by Te;rg ana
tho property, frontln N on Poplar. Street.
which was conveyed to said John y Daily
by John Finders and wife and bounded on
the5westa by the lot OF ground conveyed.
to Margaret Magic by said Finders and
" TERMsCash, and sale subject to the
confirmation OF the court. 9 y,
d, 4. W. s7Is ~ I{ s. Z. KELLEY Y, RI
Special Commissioner.
The bond required by the above decree
sof he SDecial Commissioner has been
given. d 5S.S !, C fIAS.3 o.. SAVILLE,
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SEAB GARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,

.g TRAINS LEAVE RlCtIIOND-DAILY. n ssl
lo,2 r, M -Seaboard Florida Limit ed--sayan ,s
els p, M,-Seaboard Mai--ll 300 II NJ, Seas,
board IIxpress-Io Savannah, Jacksony tlleySg
Il Atlanta and Southwest. 81 " u Il n ~
p:1o 'A, M.-Local--For Norlinn and Hamlet
TRAINS ARRIVE RICIIMoSD--DAlEY,8
Gas A. M.-No. Si-From Florida. 80. S
$50 "A. M.--No, From Florida. Atlanta ana 1
i4:ss Z. no. ss-From Florida Atlanta and l
$40 10 n Mo. ss-From Norltna and local
elsy ticket orlce, $50 East Main Street
tPhona 400. 5a ~,
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5000 Amalsamated 4 Copper
Amer Car. and 1fouhdry...g

5000 At11hlsa mated Il Cope +
Amer Cdr. and 1folihdry...j
Amer. Cotton Oil ..n......
400 Amer. C.nn .....,...,........E
400 slAincrl$ Call pfds,,
100 Amor locomotive. coin ). "
Amer. Locomotive, PIT, ~,
400 Amer! sugaiI' !. . .....5
B 30 a. y. ana 8. 'c.Spfdl,....
l14O0, Baltimore and Ohio... w.
600 Brooklyn 11apid sTisltlpit...,
Canada Southern .t.... ...
200 Canadian pncidc ...,,,.Il
40 chesapeake md Olilo.....i
.1C0 chi drent w ster1l.........
5000 Gill, Mil9lnd 81 ps.... a...,
5 aJQ Colo. Fuel and $1rofi......,.5
3700. Colo. Southern, com. ~.
3 1t'Coln. Sot,tlicrn, 1st pfd ~.
al Colo Southern. "a pfd......i
i93l}it Glow. Ci,taI CHI. aud s.. 1!..t
Continental Tobacco. pfd..55
I, 900 Consolidated Gas ............,
Y 900 Delaware and \ EIiitlsot,......
Del, Lack. and sNYcsterrln
2SO lJric, conn.,. ..... 4. & ~. ~,
40 Eric, list observation-disclosures
S01 Erie, "a Observation-Disclosures.
$50 q eral electric 5.,....I....l.
400 lllinOis Central u. .......
l no Loiilsville ana Nashvillc....
1850 Metro. street I,aIlway......
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Norfolk ana western con-. 4s.........,...s PHI
Oregon Short Limo A. and Furtic......,.. alsi
i,cadii,r c,enerai IA 81. 95s
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con fbs....,... 11S
Il. IoIis sullthwestcrtil lists 924
d. l,n III 81 il, ina "A 60 y
ssS,Ssrs f. SsH 90 I, fsA
,cxaa and Pacific 1sts !. 115k
Toledo, st. Ii. and Western 6S3Ts
fJnon pncinc corv. Is =. 9bH
ItiS gtoaiT Oh In ~ E
IaSasb 1ss 11fri
yvabaSh Deb BrI !. I. 5sIS
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG,I6N VA, March 1t.-PEANuTS-
In tho peanut market there is! no change to
note. Prices continue firm: offerings arc light
and no large gales are reported wv
s NORFOLK, VA, March 11.-PEANUTS-
Fancy AZ. fi5c. strictly prime, issc. prime.
4iSn4Ssc.;; common, 3ls43!s Spanish Sl.le per
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nAI,TIMoRE srock MAREET.

BALTIMORE, ND. March dashboard IN
Line common. s,sff7: do. preferred. " . al9.
Line common 1901. al 07, do. MISUNDERSTANDING.
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UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTsBURG. Pa
March l1l--CATTLE--Supply light; market
steady Choice, s54D5ls prime, 5ga.Yo fair.
3.lgze4. L. Hogs-Supply light: market lover
workers.. s5.7bei5.So light workers. y559fp5. 60;
pigs. s.. s5ala. ~: :. roughs. s.75a5.oo Sheep
81. s6fsS5.o1; common sheep. s2.59df3.25; choice
lambs. s6.25Sf6.4o; veal calves, 6.SvGt7 90.
CINCINNATI. o.. March n.-HoGs--Ao.ive
and lower at si15d5.75. Cattlc-Steady5 at
s. 25ll4. S. Sheep-StronE at s27sI455.
4Lambs-Strong att 4.500f6. %. AZ .9gf ilif
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BY N. w Bow & s. Son.
s,EReal Estate EAuctioneers::a

- RUsTEE's SALE OF, AN EXCEL
( lsLENTND yYIILL NG.NQ. .lS11 FAIR
MOUNT AVENUE. BETWEEN IN IN e.
NEENTH STREET AND S THE NJ E.
CIIANICSVILLET TURNPIKE BiS 8AulC-
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7 VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.,

JAMES RIVER IAY. LINE. E&
STEAMER PCCAHONrAS leaves MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY aty7 a. N. for
Norfolk. Portsmouth, Old Point. Newport ;SsMs.
neeting at Old Point for Washing ton. Baltimore
and the North stats,ropms reserved sos !ha
IL wharf. Faro only Sl50 md 81 to Norfolk,
Music by Grand orchestrion. alt3
IRE ght received for, above- named places and
ali points In EaGtsrn Va rgtnia .end North Gsrot
lima. NJ ny Nh aEs
r. 4. Barber. yr., Secretary. fs5 &, Il "a s
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(: 8 NEW! YORK. March II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
=, ~ head. Steers fir1n 10 q shade higher on q
Steers, 81 5oa5,So oxen and stsgs.5 s3.5oaA4o;.
cows. sl.751a.4o; choice tut do So TO- Calves
Receipts. s. head: prime stock firm other
sbarnyard calves at $500 Sheep and Lambs
BIlnceipts, 74l head. Market FAIR Fennsylva- 3
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