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.DOWN|'I'O.|T|['.IH|-|||E|', !.
MINIMUM
Ehc Business OH he stock lsS '-s
change Was Chg :Ele Smallest Smallest
s9i. It'll 81 cats.
ALMOST TOTAL l. l I !. Z! rs s;
NYal1 Street Eiitcrtaiils 4 Very 4.
Gloomy lew fsthc Siit ly;y5 VA
6tiol1--13ohds Dull.
,i51ll
tsv A ssnc,hictI press. j

:.
IA NEW YO X, March 0.---l day 9 gbsl-
Z mesa son the Stock Exchange vas the
smallcst III years The slight Increase ~,
tha market t i,s
tp.d d There1wer ldiig Intervals o e total.
laleMsss, aJ sao m,es e1 sy f IL
tI,1ss u ps is sy
ss sfSsa gs 2r 7s;so shares slssaf,
day II 4, s'ea ths pssI 81,
H aiIins very gloomy views Of he sout look.
ard the prospects Of the closing az many
Brokerage offices With the coming May
n At Isl discussed. q
5Sl&il,iiied States Steel preferred made !, IN
gain s5-s, which was Sl5tetrporn,rl,Sy
/, Held. Ibis was one Of he most conspl-
cuo,ls tie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES \, ! !, y
sales III; tho 4 next dividend OF United
b States Steel pref crrcd were mad ~ TIC
< curb market ut 81; 90 per share for several
Y III tCO, 90 III value Of t,ex ports, compared
4 with tl,e preceding February, isg pref; y
evenly divided between CO.. toll ana bread g.
\ ktuffs. 6is55 sEl 81. l5s.g I, lis
d reipts Sof cotton gocs 10 reinforce tls
y Showing and % renew Salil xletS over Inc
Il suppl .of ton. rhe it,afkGt WI ,linrc-
{ tim. The opposition of oilicin - 81 I'M
II miners union to 4 he proposal fOrsa soft
soal strike ,ya Az Y, q
days cllsnges In quoted Yal uess I: re- q
worth sHpccif yit1g. 5 j3 a
There MAS not such utter s,agn3unn
II iii bonds as III stocks. but that SECTION
was very dull and made no inoycmcntgof
Importance. tai lon. sTa i.a value sl,r
Il 30 90. 3%l ffs,. 81 gs l "a B5s
United States bonds were unchangc ed on
81 Total sales we're Is. sto i harts. 81 4 IA
NEW. 81 o IS, arch Close; Money.
Il lid i ga |: ofrercsI a . 9 Time loans quiGt;
IiXty: and 4niaet u days 9 Ia 8 81 per cent;
EIs8montlls8 . "a to Prime mercsntYe
l,aner Ia to So y. Sterling exchange
5sl,tlls#at $3.50 Tor demand and a s S. %
4. D 81. $3.50 for six ~ day hi Is. Posted
81 rates $4,si II: and S4.Sf 1-aa. Commercial
x sfpI AZ F
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fotlt md ,yyestcr,, con. 4s afs
Oregon Short Line 4s and Partic 81 u
p I,e g s Soriy; S5R
ST. Louis and iron Mountain COIL y "a
T,oiiis southwesterr 1sta DIX
senboaTyi Air Lfilo As G3F
Southern Pm ific g u, IS "A
southcr Hallway IN Z. -. 10
Texas and Pacific lists 1ll =
roiedo 81, II. and Western As. I. ....... 60E
tirminnS Pacific y. 033s
f1,iion Pacific COW J. .. :. a5Ss
IT. StcciTgd 5s 72is
SyabaslI l,l; ;, i ~,
Jhaeiins. mud AID III Ri, AZ 81 b
WISCONSIN Central AZ d. 3. saA
fuin,a dn E1iej nj IrofI coil. 81. 70 81
NJ and q. Collateral r rust IS Cen Init ~. 93
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc ~ ~
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/ MARINE 4. INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Il OF Of II cHsrANp. MARCH i, 1905 4


M PORT oFIRICIIAIAND, MAR Gil 10 1904. m
II ifilsS ARRIVED. " III III
Il steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Nor folk, nler-
chnt1dlso and paasengersit Old DOMINIC on line. !,
N Seanier Poca hontus,5 q raves. Norfolls 9 NJ
James River landings tncrclla dlsc una 3nns.
sengers. Virginia n atlong CO +, f y, So.
Zig Radiant, Baltimore, Barge OF oil, Stand.
8 SAILED. N u! 8S
Il steamer Brandon, nhodes. N orfolk. .nler-
chaiidise and pasaengers. old Dominion line.
Tug Radiant, Baltimore, oil barge. sif Y
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH Il, 1904
& N III ARRIVED. II
Il Barge l,lintonia, Fall River. 80 7sl8i5
Barge independent, Boston. - II ~ 4
4 Barge Frank SPendleton, Boston. # s
"a Barge Iowa. Provld ence. j}s y, fEi5
Barge Ohio, Providencc g5s 3Slf *
Il Barge Cwennle. Fall River. Ell y t,s 8
Barge Errlllee, Provl dRllte.
Barge Beuttic, Bath ~ Il, : S. 5s{
SAILED isE sSia n,
Cruiser Med Idia, Hampton Roads. II VI MI
H Steamer Stawfltit, Norfolk. .ii S}5
q Schooner Charles W. Church, New Haven. XII
4 SCHOONER CT tys of Augusta, Salem. .}Ff
Schooner Florence Nh Penley. Portsmouth H.
g Barge Volunteer New BLondon. s5
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Oil Can Exploded.

u Miss "a Ice May Foster, daughter Of AIR.
Berry Foster. Of No. 3Sl5 Lester Street,
Who was burned i'll, the face by the eX-
niosion Of ii can OF oil 3ruesda ~ y ftefhoon,
Was reported as getting along nicely last
night: is Il q. \. 1. y, 4, n ", ~,
5a She was attempting ~ bllld IA tire
When the can Exploded. H 58
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t,ry GOODS MARKET.

4 n aW YoRK March TO- Tho dry goods mar
kGt has been devoid OF feature and buyers stiow
nd desire to operate except for SmmG;d,aa.
rfads f@ rho strength or the raw ma teriai IS
not exciting liberal purchases. Curtalment Is
GENERALLY regarded IN probable to q married
degree In the near futurc 3A s.5 fi6
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Ma , make, B per = ssss
81 True pink per lib. b. ~ g Y 4
Il wild ginger. free OF fibre g y
nv Wild ginger. natural 8 Q
"REMINISCENCES per lb.... Q
BACON " Il IA ak 5G ;. W . =.
# #s$;: ' ss ;sssss 4
Sides. smoked ". 9 :. Z
~ Shoulders rsrnoked J. : +
sDRESEED.HOGSS IA I 81 y
bus1iel. Z. so. 100 a 1.40
3TALLOW-Pcr Id. Z. ". 411H 50 y
syyALNETs KERN ELS-per lbs. ela % Az y
f.HicKF;N cOOPS ~, d. "a 4. & IS Gp 90 4
min KEY y. I. 1.15 al LIS
rG1: 1TR TIES y y, y. As q IA 50 (
5BuTTER HBU cKETs- Per. sdoz.. Els q 800 4
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Killed by His Brother
\ S,,,ecia i Id .The Times Dispat eh.,

sNI}FANiifitli , " >, ~ Al ~
How'd I3aieY IL tom eurTnld boss WAS IN
sstantly Tiled his, plotlle 81;
',rhn%t NO vi llA ytl ~ u on
pistol ss Hen III as d lis hn W
let tiikilig3 effect IN lles II
I,ls lsis w lsS
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

ph:risf,sBUis G, VA. March 1o..--P r NM Ts.---
iii the peanut market there is ITO chhngc to
agd 10 flfirgo Hales nre reported 4. &. 80
oi,rpLK. March Io: J, ist,. ,Issse
i4is siIsc Common, sIaq3Ssc,; Spanish Sl1a per
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81 \; E,yY OR LT1AS La, MICH @
SPOT cotton demand active at tclit s'
ply. limited. {i&55s i, . ~, y. .10.lts
points lower The continued demand ior spa ~
90 hcr wifi light receipts proved %
SSne euIes npwara
t.and a n e.tradIng March opened at - 6s;
ae san 70 iii sdvanced . md declined
10 l5s3; May opened at Soid q =, ~
IN - ndya need 10 1s.58 and adeclined 70 N.Y.;
and ~ July OPENED at sIGs declined 20 1872 s .t
Up TO isss ana finally declined TO- s III n,s
IN he active months. March to july nd 20
points On The other positions. 90. I, a. {
Cotton futures quiet M, aar st rns III 50
IL ID: luis IL. 5sstis SO August. Is 81 bid; Sc
ternbei. ID. T3 bid; October. Il. SD TX l..
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I RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va. March 10, 1905.
!. ts...aEsl TAT1ONS..a. stlL

Longber,y tcar lots) J. .s..........s gslo7
Mixed Gear Iotsl i. oo a ], on
Shortberry Gear iots) :, :. L o. ~ 1.07
M No q red Gear lots) J. l. o5 a. Lon
Va bag lots d. !. 81 Id LOG
White 0a. Rag lots !. y. j. !. 5sl a. 80
W Noa white Gear lots Z. x, tex lp 53
NoS3 white Gear lotsl I. ... ...... RI ~ 81
g No.1o mixed lcar lot 81 ..:........ 81 o. 81
mix car LOT 90 Qy 6lE5
OATS IN W 55ssJssS j Is . y
Mo- mixed Gear LOTS ........... AK II d5 K
No. mixed Gear lots) 53i: 14is
No. pf Il -. .5 y
inter seed dag lots ~: n. o. CT
" Ear corn Gear 1bts) 20 lbs :, IS
RYE (bag lota. 50 So
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NO ltlf \ a4II9.37I
;tCUTTON NJ ARKETS.

Is NEW YORK. March 1o.-The cotton market
opened barely steady ut Il decline OF 6Il:
points on the old, and OF 10 points on the
Icw crop months. THIS was in line With rather
easier, cables than expected. which promoted
considerable liquidation on he cal but " eit
ifon,e little tire ularIy the small 4estil natcs
FOR tho days receipts and report of nm ini1,
proved Hp3t demand checked selling and the
inarke! rallied ruling ,r
prices were nboYe tho high point. OF yesterday
With May selling at 1885 and s.TulyEist 1861.
net advances of 1901 points. Room rcal zlns
Just before tho close eascd & the market oil.
from tho best, but II was finally! quiet and
steady, Snet unchanged To 40 \ points higher.
Sales were estimated ut 400 900 bales. Trading
Wus rather active rlshL aft ter thcs opening.
hut soon became quietlEwith opera tions largely
4 OF Il professional character Tho small esti-
mates for the day . receipts nnd FOR leading
POINTS Tomorrow, which show that Gal weston,
expect ms Iucl cotton as tho first named point
received last year. naturnll lily had iderleY to
tcstrIct selling, cyGn for long account. ind us
tending to influence sentiment In tho same .di-3
rcction twcro claims Of better spot denla I'D,
9f The local bull lenderto dayedld notiapPenr,
To be actively In the market, AMI AT Tines
during tho day was raid to 10 seI ling through
brokers, while New Orleans was Ipeort sdS 40 10
bnyng through Wire houses JntdrorY receipts
for the day proved somewhat larger{ Than $eX-s
iJfCtea ss VI g5 !, Il ii Il
Receipts ntS the ports to-day wero ,3Js bales
ngainst 10 rs last week and 1915 last year.
For the week 90 900 bales ngni INST a $50 last
week mid 1il.Gl3 last ScaI, To-day receipts at
New Orleans were 4, 7n7 ba les "a gainst 5Sl2 last
stear,. and az Houston L99Sa bales against .,7.7
lustfycar, ~ ~ tsaf AZ l55s
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800 Atnalgamnted Copper ~.
100 Amer, Car aha I Eoulnrary..5.. 4.

31oo Ainalgamated copper ......
100 Amer. Cdr, aha Eoundry...
4 4 Amer. Cotton OIL ,s3l.. ..iss.5
Amer. Shlifl i n M. Z. a
Amer. Snuff rfd.s.t.is!..,.5
Amer Gnti y. ....t. ~ /,
400 Amer. lsail III "a, ~ \ NJ
1400 a t1icrs / otOinOt ive co 1ll1.s..5s
115.Airiera Locomotive, pfd...!ss..
9,0 Ainsr Sugar 1, .,... .,,.tiS
$500 !, and 3 y s, C , SifiI.:.1..
$50 1Bfookiyf rapid T'i'iniislt..l
t;n0 Canadian Pacific 1. .....i.3
Gl,esapeake and Ohi0a....
ali. t;reat western !, !. ....i
Jln Chi, Mil. and 81 +. ..,s....
.&(10O Colo Irtiel and 1rolls......s
J: 100 t,ol d. SOU tlleril. com ,3...
m G,oj South, lat pfd = ..,...
2DO Colo. Southern, "a pfd ......5.
IL s9 C,Iev.. Gin. CHI, aid s.. ~.
iaO t,nntinehtnlsG,,Tt1 baccO, pfd.
100 Consolidats ed Gas J. ......L.
no Delaware and j Hudson .ss.
Del Lack. and WESTERN.
E 1870 Eric !, G ON ~ ....... .....s.....
- 70 Eric, LIST pfd ...,.i..,
552 30 Erie, "a pfd .s...... Nj
General Dlectric ~. ..s.....
2eg Illinois Central ..:;....
'. I,onisvllln and Nashville.
100. NEnr,liattilii... y .. SSt
lid Metro. street 1,allwnY.a...s
f2lyD Mexican Central
4 90 Mo. 1fnil. and Tex. c0nl.,.,
Mo. Kan, and Tex. I,fd....
y c:x, Div. 2 per cent.
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RiicHMoN u PRODUCE 4 NARKET,

33tI RICHMOND PtUuuCE M Alt!AEI,
A. FI.ou R--Tecelptssse hellests bchehthtn on
8FLOu lt-lteeelpts con-. nue. lignt, but the
IIllAT--R ccpIpss continue llght ana market
active. M, 81 sti5 Ne S3t58s esl
"a CtjI}N--Eeryt dull. ~ ,5.3ast Il AZ r$ u
OATS SLOW and dull; reeetp.s and stocks
continue heilNy l55g !, h n I 81 Si5 a X
II tc--In fair demnlld IS iiet,t II 4, IS:
Z liiAY--Wc advance quotations ns stocks are
Very small and receipts light ina ket abti I've,
Isll iS-l.ecelpts continue 10 ilsfease and IN
sympathy With al other markets, pur pris GO
VI grades continue IN fair de-
lmand; Ill other ssrad 60 tquiet and dul. IN. "a,
h EpDUI4pRYr-C oDtinues active at ~ uotatlonS
for bpths live and dressed. ls3 iS5s z.
t.vIRGiNIA BACON DID, Cont inGsy In good
,denitnd. New. Sinai well I cured NUNS h al
fGir demand, other stock dull. "a S,t
D Iit5f4A,TCEs Iseeelpss very light ana market
APffLEs- Recrptasl liberal and market steady
4 llitANG i1s.l fedeipl moderate 5 nArke "
oNioN IN good demand With light
4 sssoeiGtTHETN yIStiETA EI,EFs y ": contlnl,
ilu3Yery good dsinnlld feGei pla
~ ~ TX heai. ~ hoo
bushels rorli $50 bushels l5g 5lushf
els IIoul; Az l.ay Y teps nlillB
ossli Tin
slshs Iss w
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4isso bales export Great nm
rotai since Of 81 = ;Taa,
81 25 bales 10 France. az, so t2aieai
fiuTf nc Continent, 1..5SsyS balc9.
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Virginia centuriss--I 90 at 90. 81 4 u
Askcd

BALTIMORE STOCK MARK ETr.
.gIsAI.TIM DIRE. ~ March Il, board AIT
Line common, 10lrl0A; do. preferred n GDl7li,
3seaboard as-- Not quoted Atlantic Coast Line
5soamon,. loi5r ios;; do, preferred not quoted
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E8l1AIrIMuRE5 MD. March lO.--FLOIIR !
s.. 10; SPOT, No, Red, Western, tioi4 ri.
Corn in mo sG S9Ma
Dull ana easier; No, 2 whlte 4stlts,&c,s Rye
Dull and lower, uptown, No = s,qtsic. I3utters
md SSugar-Steady and I,unphanged AZ Eggs--1
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! Official Range and Sale of Stocks u New York


U SALES: W
100 Missouri, Pacific. s.... /. !. .... IS n
Naslty Chat. and $.
900 New York Central .s.... 11dfa
4 400 Norfolk "a ri n West tern, ... 81 4.
100 \. OUT &, and Yves l9a
14c0 Pentlsylvanll II. go. 1l21Fi
300 People 8 Gas. Cfsicago y v. .8 voE.'
Pressed Steel Cai'. ,...... go
h ReBB'blje a a'1'd s, eolad.....
Readirs, "a pfd.........'.5 4. Is.
1000 Rock Island /, & oill... MOO loaa
Rock Island, pfd ~. 4 ..s
e!sl 81 OSS ........ Ss.,....&s..)
10 g. E. an rdFs q. IS I'd t,fd..... 1sH
< s. r.. ana southwest, pfd /.
22fU Southern Pacific ..... ~. /. a. d3h
I goo Southern Railway COM l9sa
Y 100 Southern Railway, pfd..-
400 s5caboard Air Line. corr. II Il
y 200 Scaboard Air Line. pfd..s IL
TENN Coal and lrotl........
100 Texas Pacific ...........:.4. =. ssM,
! GoO Union Pacific 7g.1a
100 United States Leatlielr...5.'y..s. 10 J.
HOO United States Steel 1890. l lgsht
a 100 Va Car. Chemical, CONF, 10Y
va. Car. Chemical, pfd. n.
Wabash. cotT,;... {......... H
Il 1o1 Wabash. pfd ........ :;......3 W " !,
! 100 Western Union ...........S SS!.
100 wisconsin Central ......... y %
yYiscons Sin Central, pfd 49,.
" II Total sales IL, 100.
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NAVAL sToREs.

$yyI,NISG TON, N. c., March TO- --sP rR1Ts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at A 50c. rccclpts 20
rolls, Il Tar-Flrin ut sl.i6; receipts. 50 barrels.
Crude Turpentine--Firm at ST. LEO; receipts.
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n " cf, 3,,1, 8 4 sEED oI,LF MARKET.

y - yyYo RK. March - .-C ttonsecd 81 was
Ali and p FED tirol eay with tendency slightly
jowcr.TS Prime crude. (. 20. b. mills, 81 gaze.
Prime summer yellow, 81 NC. OF stin,niei yel-
low, nominal Y primo white 41c.: primo winter
yellow, II &c. i3Sg5 554}} III 1S HI
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TOBACCO MARKET.
l4iTHifl T,,~1 n n 5l
9ll!chmond, Var March 10, 1904.

~ IllchnUll, y NINFch lO IUUI. ~
DIRK Fired Tobacco CIV; Receipts continue
liberal and market Arm at Quntnttons. Old;
4Ilecelpts and oilsrlngs Very ligng anu market
Very quiet; but little dons. l3rg nts--stealy.
10 reccipts.g sun euredNeteipls mod
7cl1ile; market gcontinues actiyes yforEalt good
stock common and green ~ dull.
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{ l5,p,RnnuCE 4 MARKET.

:SI,,y YORK, March TO- FL OF f--c,iiet. hut
steady Ryc Dull Buckwhc.at s9.inSs
q %sstsr
Sra rs q; 10 dot rol opt tsit
phs hensinsss iii corn. bul became
iporo buoynpt cold wave y s =
'G.si ssy; No neutral oPtia., mar
let suffered q gain 3rSn 1soWeSe
viii wheat urd later closed st
net advarcc May closed g. &C. SD1sc
oatssesStt ea Tsah c ne Meats-
continent raiiow Sss Ra ~
i'e ea.ieonspot RIO. dull nsece tss
mild steady Tho market for coffee futures
opened steady a. chanssdh prlces ater Selling
stricted the advancing tendency and the
market closed az unci,ange.d a. prices 70 an aa-
d t' fa ESnsas in,s s'asse
sugar. ai1.1sa2aic.; refined. iis1n- Rce-ss eaay-
aas,er-fir extra fresh creamery Fiji FIJI
state dairy, i4daic. Cheesc-s,eady: state. run
cream, fancy small eolored
STATE and nsYlyania ~ nearby, average e
Island , sss e, sE r.
'r Firm " fansv sndpIeksd Sse other domest
TN n. 10: Florida barrels and crate, 800
Cotton-By5 steam to Liverpool lzc. *
cIIICAG d. LII. March 1o,--Iycar q an off, 4,
icfal announcement of a decreased reese rye II
nn af snd Today asS WI sossi
at an I'D vance OF May corn u up ~
oats are prec sely ls above last close,
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much discouraged about their ncxt crop, but
few. plant beds laya geeiis bnrned nnd but tsw
lilere lbs been nothing lohc toward preparing
The ian for tobarc2 or ntly othsr crop; thefa.
I, ant anythIfig tlke All average crop, o TOBACCO
fiiiH yoar. May BID a. small crop lantnu III the
,hcst land Wnif cultivated ntid properly pre-.
pared for mark 81 bring as much motley as o
ihrrcr 0iie,H rot 50 we'll cared for. u iaey9
n, ifof fll1OtvB:
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4 sArANNA1I. IN GA b March I0.--rtjRPEN-
3,rfNE.TIrr1 at Goc.; sales. 81 casks; receipts,
casks; exports. sos casss re.
LECTION s. a., March 10. TUT PEN
TINE b! AND ,OsrN--No animal quotations
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Oh AInrrht 0-IIO GS-Marlset
quiet Mt $i225gl5 20. Cnttle--Steady mt s.. esq
.4,S5, Sheep-7S trpng and hiEhersa 80. 75Gl4.?5
.Lambs-1'irIn and higher at 81, 500 .. 90.
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3Thc leading futures ranged as follows =, a.
open. High. loW. Close.

Cash quotatlons were as iolIoWs;
4 HSssi issss a'sS 5sa, S$SI s
ssr s9eS M No xb Ssao@s, sl 81
10. . re. cG,sc Good feeding barley $la 100;
fair to choice mailing, 45Gt65c No.5I naSseeo,
seed, SIS 25 Mess rDrk, per barrel. $ 3,SSqg
ASH lard, per 100 mounds, 7.lSa7. short
iboxed,. fg7:oo NYhisksy basis Of ], hlg y
Wines, Glover, contract grads 90 y;
iossal1lc Observation-Disclosures. IS, 900 bushels; corn.
10000 bushels; outs, aSl,soo bushels H, M x "a
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& I,YNcHBupel TOBACCO MARKET. I

u 5Fl l,ynrhburg, Ma, Mnrssh 40, 1921
Sales or floose tobaNcol on tho u -SnrhburG
market forN Tic tWoi weeks ending Marsh d
llvDi reported by John ~, ogleybs, Lynch s.
zWareioiiS u IA q s,f isA
A So ySs wepis g ending FebrnaN RS 500
pounds 4 sold wgck ending March 9th. tf.Sl0{
pounds inr,esse rol' Neck ending SAarcts 81, i
Ivy e y ,a,a
SVIiCol ii,n,intis sold from pbaE3
AIurcliS 5s 7l0 l,ons fVr
VIII jrtsiply M III |9lMst Nls
a 10 Il VI.
sf
ssiaijg lS5as All Aaps
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I,,,, nInrch .-FeI OUR--Q bnts
,tsaar Rye Elour-puii. Buckwhcat f'lou II!
Nominnl Cornmeal Quiet kinsdricd;,, sa.I1se
ytDull; estcr1it Y PEI
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Dividends Declared.
.rhs Virginia s,aroiilid fibenlisaf hsts
declared tho segN lsiit eilsll OH
l>tIss On tte RIE
Ysl Ssnalnstjsl
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NEW al, LI,ASS LA, March lo:--CO IIGN-
st,ot cotton demand active at frll prices SUP
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The Joy Of Living.

The Joy Of Living.
Oh! I am happy in the morning when the
sun begins to peep. 49,.
And the golden colOrs shoot M IN ire
sky:
And the little birds ere sinE;r.r thar
they're thankful tor their s!att'
And are telling how they'll h'ta-.is:
by and BY.
Oh! I am happy at the n3o.:.4. NJ :
the sun IL getting hot.
And the pOpl;.: leaves SO. iu>tH,. y
the heat:
The old Jog Is getting; .:,cy a.r u, Ga
iler's in the pct.
And the lrngin: ana liz. :, ."i ~ :
awful sweet.
Oh! l am happy in tie cvcti.a. an >.
ska hangs rcd ana h,r.
And promise Tor the rin II * o.
and clear:
And the supper bell IL riI r. IN :. NJ,
that's mighty :,laW.
And I'm awful I!a.. ,!at ma :.
drawing near.
-ic,!c'i N~.et.'.-
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-12-21
GNPfIE
TALES:
The Palace Of Peace.

lN
GThe government Of the Netherlands
has finally decided to erect the palace
Of cacc. given by Andrew Carnegie. IN
the woods Of 6cheveninEcn. on a hill
overlooking the ocean.l
They wtll build them n palare of peace.
But what will they build II for!
AID I'll how they all abhnr
The adding 81 blood and the LATHE
And the rage and the ruck II war;.
VIII .l:cy come from the distant cl;ynes.
Eror thc islands and lands a:a,.
And hold up the dove as the Did they
An. -.rint to q peaceful sta
Thcn ;rry away in thci: h';Hi'ns
r. age q new war the Gear?
Tie. wiIl t,sld them n ,a,er" of peace
Where tht Forest IL all ard.
And the toy srS that lift In the air
viii mirror themselves in the flood;
But the hands II the men who rear the
pile
Are seeking Ia shed more blood.
And the lions Of England me- lush
As they think Of tn: land 81 the l'o:f.
Al the scund Of the cannon rear.
But hehiEG all this peace Is n fear
And y hijeoua menace Of wal.
They will tuild them a palace Of peace
And the ULCERS will fiOck to the place.
And q mask 0f peace on his face.
And Doubtless before they are through
They may clfnch In a deadly, I'm. ,tce
Chicago Chronicle.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-12-21

swung up Ghe gun to the position o.
charge bayunet" and as the rebel Of
deer raised his saber to strike n
piece aside the glancing barrel lifted
into range and the proud and raw
colonel tumbled from his horse, and In
a few moments he was dead. The
rebel troops swept along and captured
Little Johnny" but a half hour later
he was freed by . surge Of
troopers.
After the battle was over Gen. Rose
Grams made him a sergeant n Sc
cured for him a gun more suitable for
his size. A few weeks later a daugn-
ter OF Salmon r.. Chase presented him
a silver medal. His heroism secured
for him a commission in the regular
army and ne was advanced step Dy
step t O his present ranl:.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-12-21
Natural Ely Catcher.

One of the most successful hycatch'
ers in the world, it is not generally
known. is the familiar milkweed bios
som. The bloom attracts the flies in
great numbers from a distance, only
to imprison them. The peculiar giuey
nature Of the flower quickly entang.es
the fly and from its embrace there IL
20 escape.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-12-21
What Truth II,

Truth is the grand motor power
which. like a giant engine. has rolled
the car of civilization out from the
maze Of antiquity, where it now waits
to be freighted with the precious
fruits of living genius.-From the
Seeker.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-12-21

Haven't the Kin Any Rights?
An AtchisOn man who wishes to
marry for the second time will marry
his first wifc's sister rather han get
new batch Of kin on his hands,
! Atchison Globe.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-12-21
s,,,,,e. Of Russian Statesmen.

Every Russian minister receives q
salary of about sl2.5"" a year. and tho
Ministers If the. Interior and Finance
receive large additional sums. The
salary is for life. wen If the Minister
is univ in Office a few months
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-12-21
eashions In

Nearly all the younger women In
Paraguay wear white or light pink
dresses; dark and black gowns are
worn only by the older ones. Face
wondering is still in vogue. and many
of the women look as if they wore
white masks.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-12-21
For Clear Skin.

For a clear skin q Vienna doctor
gives q teaspoon Of phosphate Of soda
every morning before breakfast in q
glass of hot water. At night The last
thing he has his patients eat a dish
OF stewed fruit, not raw but cooked al
way.