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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
GOVERNORS
COMMITTEE
10 Examine Into Atlantic and
North Carolina Physically
Morally and Financially.
.DlsPENsARY FALLING OFF X
The Good-Nat,,rcd sMaii to- beG
Actcd6by Students Agricultural; AZ
and Mechanical College. .S

Especial to The Times 7Dlspatch NJ y
VI RALE1G II, N /. CT. March 2e.----G -. !,
Aycock this morning announced the APP
pont,nent Of r. Z. "a Gray. Of Rnl l'''g1 K
Henry a. Page. Of Aberdeen. and w. u.
Leo, OF Waynesyille, as tho committee OF
three citizens to Jointly with the State 4
board. OF internal improvements make et e q 4
thorough investigation, as the Governor
ex pressed 1t. Of the physlcal, moral and ;nNe
financial condition OF tho Atlantic and and
North Carolina Railroad, regarding which l
10 many sensatl lions have d developed lately
The comr1ittee8ls generally 70 gu rdeds US Q \
very good one. Gray ID q Appointment w.
yer: pa re 5is president of the y hurdle
railroad and a brother OF Congressman 4
Page. am Lee Is a prominent merchant
The Etnte board OF istcrnal lnlpr t!s,
with whom tho committee will 20 IF as
ISOLATED, r 10 composed Of 3 /. BaLllaa "a. u
2ot Franklinton. and 81 G. I3eckwstltll. Of
Raleigh, the Governor being ex--Id ilclo
chairman Of tho board. n 5s3
M LIGHTER R11CETpTS S. 4 ,3SSS
u The Raleigh dispensary last week tool
III only. Sc 800. the smallest ccciptH OF any
week since the opening, Janua Try 1st. z he
quarterly report IS to be- omitted to the
Aldermen Friday night and will \ show
about 5000 pro fits. i
8Si Work lis to be resumed ut onoo on the
new Church or the Good shepherd (Epis.
Scopal) which i Is to n DO ono Of the hand
4 soonest church edlfices In the State T
lis of granite, the walls being 45 no s al
most up The severe winter weather nee
cessitated a sus pension &of5 work
Il. STUDENT ACT TORS.
AS... tv,,en
sested fat the .Academy OF Music in this
city Easter Monday BY the y B and NJ
College Dramatic Club, assts ted by AZ
number Of Raleig ii aides Much Interest
is being mnnifcs ted in tho for Incoming
event. @ 81 s5{S5 *
nj r., B. Glenn, who IS making a VI gorouss
campai gn for the Demo Graf tic nomination.
for Governor, de lvered ali nd dress last
night before the y labor uni Ions SSof RAJ
leigh, In which he trea ted at length the |
relations n OF labor and capital and the'
necessity OF organized labor, lie opposed
the higher education OF the negro. saying
that he does not believe in educating the
negro out OF his element, but rather to
prepare him for the work that he must
follow. The speech won Il he most enthu-g
siasticS plaudits from the m embers Of tho
unions. Ss s ss,;
HOR1ICULTTRIsT.
ISL Professor II. IA ]. Hume. now OF the
Florida College and Bxperime Stat ton,
has been al pointed hort ioulturalls t to the
State Board OF IS gricultur This Is an
office that was created last December.
Professor Hume will come to North
Carolina May 1etS and will devote his
efforts especially to the velopments of
the apple and other fruit Industries OF the
western counties and to the truck ling in--5
forests OF the cas- tn NJ IA s8S
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Mainly About People,

Mr. Innles l. Prltchett, a prominent b D, :
mess mar OF Denvlle. spent Se es.
~ he city, Mr. Prisrhatt says Lanp. IN
il tlne shape93 fae posi Il aa Is know Know
Dr. Frank e, Woodward Of TINS = S y !,
viii deliver tho buecalaursate lulVa =
b m,f iii tie students OF Trinity eoliese, y
q "a MAJ MORTON who for mum her {, o.
years has he been connected with me audi,
ing department Of the Y!rglnhlSS " hana
Chemical inths el,y ha 81 pt tha
,Rasen Monumental Chenlica COMPANY az Vs. q !
naitinloTa. MI, Morton has gone 10 70 n sai,,
timore TO assume the du lies OF ms new v
posltlon, l6l ,afsli8 y -,
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Salisbury; Sorts.
snecInl Ia Ttte Tlmlses-plsna tch.l

NJ (SpecInl to THE TlmGs-l IsI1a tcI.) 80 y
II SALISBURY. N. CT Alarehs 29.---.As grip
belonging to Mrs. Samuel Moves. Of New.
gerson \ tie Pullman which came In from
3Asheville Saturday night. Valuables ag-
gregatlng about SO were also stolen I! !, {, n
bury officers, who found 1t N n back lot.
I'M this city Will oil the contents gone.
There Il az clue IL TIE guilty party.
il. thompson. Of this city, has beep mott.
fed OF his appointment as. member OF
the Jefferson Guards which will e be in
service during the $ (. Louis g;xposit!on.
llendation If Senator Overman, Mr..
Thompson left to-day for ST, Louis to en-
BSer upon his duties. All III 5g;4s II n Fl {S
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH %. 1904.
ts ARRIVED @ n
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
isengers Virg Inia N az g alton Co.
4 Steamer Berkeley. Shel Norfolk. me rchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line. $
SAILED III Il
steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, 1merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
y PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH ., 1901. 4
ARRIVED.
Schooner BENJAMIN F. Poole Providence.
= Barge Knlckerbocker z row nee. 55ss
4 Barge Ell!da. Provide re. Il, SS;. sifs
81 Earg o Florida,t Provt d nce. * .5ss$t
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yEorfo, and ssyve,ter, con. @ Is. ..,..,,.... ssH
ore con short Limo AS and Partlc. w
MA coti . 0B
Randi ID General 4s M. q. 9dss
al Iois nd iron NJ ountain con. Is 114A
ST. I,oiiis and San Francisco fg. AZ SlA
St Louis southwestern lists u
Sohboard Alr9 Ilinc 4s 6S p
Southern Pacific As 81 ~
Southern Railway IS l!1 Y
5Texas and Pacific lists ~ .
foiafio So ,'ar1d western IS SAX
3itiiSnn ci6c as !, (. 1895
Union Pacific cow a. AZ. J. ]. 9sM
Steel I'd is ]. I'M
Wabash 1T III. y. ~ 1taS
Jynhaoii Deb 1915 r. Ia
SH,heejIns and Lake Erie AS n. l8GS
wisconsin Cent raj AZ n. S9s
-nInra III rel chr :. ca ~ 4. 4. rs -
~ ana q f.oat ron Trus t34s FEM int w. 90
t.entrni of sCiaorgi I'd :oh
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his efforts ia mako all Of them have Il; g

his efforts to- make all Of them nave q
s sErst tlie Representatives Of tho pTtess1
VIII IN accompanied the party preiSratiiIssu
Air MAYNARD With & acribed
ia later in tie afternoon The Was PR ~,
with q lnu fcent loving cu 81, give!. ens
the and M rieh
in the party. lle GU Y a =, g
and handsome us can be- N ao e. ~ 4,
The attaches OF the Iious VINO 1. .Yy s1,.
An tina trip some days ago pte hLea AAt
Nlnynard 4 vi h a hand sonle rs ca ne
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Ia Attend G Conferences.
ltspeei al y Is The tTlmas Dis pat

II Special to The spalteenn1 Il, !
NCIIEsTEF y, ~. !, y aa ar,itvg soicItor
n nc gray Williams 10 t1,e1 ro eiddy Z
to-morrow in the q =, : iehs
With tie Corpo commisSion mlstsi liz
Freak l connections with the Baltimore %, ana
fohInsnt Strasburg thts ffectlnE s WI.
ehesteTs WIN mi s also
~ al the president, liam IL iaa-
ii ser' 4 is also attend the conferenc nee. d
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! R1CHMoNp;s ~ OK MA .17:l 3: q
b Richru or,d, " al. 4 March q,


\ STATE SECURITIES. II s5S Big. g
North carol.na Is. N X X l.t'
North Carolina 81. K: jlssi,
81. and J, Z, y lsy Ssai ii
Va Centuries, e ana ~, I
3& FITY SECURITIES. 81 81 s5sg 5ts NJ III 4
RIthmond City III, r., ls21.ls59 ok
Il RAILROAD DO DIS j4s s.
Il lant a and Char. 1st Ell 100
Gassfi u r. r. Con- Tn. Pc N saE
Georgia Pacific LIST 6s. c.. i1ss ~ ~ IA
r;eorfia. So and Fla. LIST Il ~ K.
r;sor1ia and Ala Con. s.. 1915 ~ n ].
Rich and Neck. 1st is. lst So ~. w
WssiSrn II G. lst ss. c., 1911. III
Al L. Con ISL q, l953-....-..-. ss7t TO
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par
Atian,a and Chasiatta. ...-......-lsolt 2 -.
Ntiantit Coast Line A, le0 ~ y.
Atiantit Coast Line ptd. t........l eo ! e1s T..
Atlantic Coast Line con-. igo w y.
i Chesapcake and Ohio <. ls w " Fl
SNorfoik and Western com - yl 5os n.
II s. and r. Div Obi is ial ssl,. H
aboa I'd Air Line pfd. IVY
Seahonrd Air Line COM ~
4 Southern, 4 railway pfd ln0 y
81, BANK ID TRUST CO: sTocss.i5
First National ~ ~ Xxx
Iertha,,ts National 49, lo0 80 4
Nn.ionai Bank OF yirEinia,:.:. 100 $500 n
Eayings Il Bank OF Richmond % \. 81 Y
linton nix OF Richmond ~ lda III ~
virginia. Trust Compa Ivy sS...a5
y III lsts LL.ANEOCS @ II
4 Consoltdased lob pfd. nen,em hshtralu
Consolidated Tnb. p. 6, honds.. " " 1es L
Va Ca Chem, pfd u. W lSi@4
s Va Car. O.. Co. COL IT.. ~ N NJ
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rarln rl marke,, they VII s.. paying prices
! MISCELLANEOUS I, Z d ;i, MARKETS
! PEANUT MARKET

PETERSBURG sv a !, March 20 Fan IT'S &
continues firm at 81 IS b.lshel for spa nlsh:
offered ivirginlas firm at 4sscfor fancy stock.
Some shipments are being rinde. from Peters 8,
burg of stock that had been storea u th MS
= = oRFoLK, ~ v a.. u March g. -PEAFUTS--
Fs ncy Az 6i5c strictly prime. 4ag BIC prime,
dc 04s X common, 3hG3scs Spanish. rs Per
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az LUMBER BURNED,
Stubborn Fire at the Seward
II Trunk and Bag Factory,

3PETiSRsHuRG. VA. March. 2a--Fira
tonight shortly after Q O'Clock burned
several thousand feet of lumber belong
ingfto the Seward Trunk and Bag Conn
fpnny. Tho loss is estimated at $500
The fire was 4 very stubborn one and it
was more than nm hour before II could
be gotten under control. M IN X
II is not known how the fire started
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/. HONOR MR.. MAYNARD,
Congressmen and Correspond
ents Present Gifts to Virginian,

835 (Speclal TO The ~ llnesrp lspatch.l
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 29,--Rep,
l'resentative Maynard was the recipient OF
two handsome presents to-day rom meHr
sbers Of the party which went TO James
Sp,osition Company, and amber the lea der
ship o. MT IaYnsrd " ao WAS tsreless ~
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with sp nner and while private ices IN.
sdicHted M large exportr busir,e csca re-
ports Of Gurt alnont In INNING clrcles are pe-
saof1tiig more gene raj. III III.
Receipts ports we're re. sss bales
Flr the week G5 900 ba les aGni nat %, lso last
aetk ind los. 4sl last day recc e, Pc
III Nevy Orleans were 1908 ba les ~.
2.T09 slaBc ss
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/ NAVAL STORES,

t WILMINGTON 1, N. G, March q. SPIRITS
TIIRPENTIEE-Not I'd ding !; Mi recept III. 9
CO ska Rosin-Nothing q ding reeelpts q bar-
Crude Turpentine firm ct 8, 90; receipts.
81 barrels. 98 S az s ~ -
TISE-Steady at 57c.; sales, leo casks: receipts.
a257. casks s. exports. AZ casks. Rosin-F i;
sales zoe barrels; receipts. barrel !; exports,
- cIIARLEsToN. S. c. March 20, -TURPEN-
TINE AND gROSIN-Nominal 2.5 g,$
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III rac Year Sentence.

fspecial to The Times,D lspat ch;)
ORANGE March s- sS;sn cen i Eemrs
\ ~ tn.d Az for house-burning ana given
three years in the penltentiar ~ 5
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official Range and Sale 81 Stocks in New York
$500 $%]%%@*$*%kHt% y = y ~ ~
Co, Bankers ana Brokers 3 \ ( ] &

x 9fI ~ ~ e W IN ,i}3 {,tt5lll
1915 Missouri Pacific y. rs
u, Nash. ssl,at. and 8 J q Lon y .....l.
1900 Norfolk aid Nyesterl,.
300 n a on t arid Western ~
zoo Pacific Mali ...,. !, u. "
5000 pennsylvania II. R..... y. 1,
h 500 Peoples Gas Oh lcago) ....Y
~ Pressed Steel Cat Is. /. 3. i. (,
I'resNed Steel Car, pfds....s
100 Republic !. and 8 Z. com. ,..f
40 Republic ] and 81 pfd s....
j Gt00 Read it1g com ~ &. ~. /. I. ......i
Reddltl. LIST rsd 10. 4.
ReatllnE, "a rfd
TOO ROCK Island, q corn
t5OstzoclS Island, \ psd.
f5lOsa. IVA. .s.....s i..s...s... ~
600 soifs' apnd "a ND pfd ~.
5,9l33 8. II. and Southwest. pfd..
614o0 ouLhern Pacific
5000 Southern RIA ilway, 6 otrl 80, !,
no sIcutliain Railway. pfd ...... Y
Seahoard AirSLine, com. ...
800 Seaijoard Air 1jine..........
4 800 Tenn. Coal and a1r on
g Texas Pacific &. ~.
172tO0 Union Pacific A..
i0oytjnited States Leather. 49,.
I $500 United States Steel
5o9U United Stntes Steel. pfd,...
Va. Car. G. en-. cotn
Va, Car. Chemical. pfd....
4 Wabash, com $500.
/ 800 .tvabasll, pfd .......
100 Western Union
400 wisconsin Central .........
100 wisconsin, Central. pfd.....
II Total sales G51 900. 81 sst
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Quiet; NO. " uptown. szassc.} Butter IS eadyS
and unchanged fancy itation :, sos. fancy
creamery 2oT 2Gc. fancy ia dle. y store
4 Firm md unchanged. ~ 81 8
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/ c,oT,T7r,ol1N,; {; on MA

4t8s1 coTToNsEED OIL MARKET. 58
II NEW. YORK. March q. Ito. day 81 cottonseed
oil market was unet IA but prices were Sstead-
ily% feId at yesterdaY's basis. Prime crude, T.
a. b. mills, 2sla @esc.: prime summer. yel low.
2ol4c.; off summer We low, & nominal; prime
white, 4oc.; prime winter yellow, Risc
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BALES.
$500 Amalgainatet, Copper. (
200 Amer. Gar and foundry

$500 A maigainated Copper. ..s
200 Amer. Carsand Foundry
l4tnler. Cotton o.
Amer Shift y /. /. *
A Amer Snuff, nd
u, Amer. ian 4. !. !. Il.
Amer. Cab 4 pfd !. ..,...ls..i
i 1o1fIiiitf. f.ocotnotl I've. COM
i no Amer. Locomotives pfd,s.i.!
\ 300 "a trleis SiiEa !. .,s..i,.
441Q0 .i aiit s \! &c. com 30. IA ..g
100 "a 4. b and =. B Ire. ND ,,sIsl.#
,11(sD Baltim gre .and Ohio \. ...,..,.E
500 Brook w + RI pld IRA rlsit $50
\ rsHnBdn, Sol tlieri1 -,
$40 Canadian pncitIc q. ,i ".
4nD Chesapeaket and +! Oli'o..ssj.t
II 900 Chicago , q ca Z Vyt,stcr1iss.,
$3.50 Cfi., NJ u. and 4 s. I III ...:
M ,ttolo. 5Fuel and from. s.....5
#! 700 Colo. Southern, c,f1l,
b 1OD. Colo. Southern. ist pf,d. a.
(, 100 Colo, Southern, "a Bpfus y. ~.
e. CLAW; GIL: VI c q a ,na III
= $50: Consolidated Gas ;..........
800 ID laware; and tludsofl,... 80
ii 200 Del. !, LII ok md Nest..... 80. -,
1890 Erie, ~ 6 ON ...... s........l..t
500 Erie, ,lst pfd ...........t.!...,i
4 1900 Irie, "a j,fd...4,
100 General Electric, ~
100 illinois Central N -.
GOO louisville and Nashville..s,s
100 Manhattan 4.
900 Metro. Street Railwny.i...,i
Y 1000 Mexican Cfntrf l......i...it
Mo-, Kan. and Tex. com
100 Mo-. Kan. and TeX. pfd 80.
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/ !; PRODUCE j, / 81: II Il MARKET.
NEw.YoRK. March 20. -FLoUR--:Moder

S NEW YORK, March MISUNDERSTANDING
active and PARTIAL higher Eye e
q No west
No. red. sl.o7. Options had
a. strong opening, later they broke unde! heaNy
' eIsses It sse wfas se
Corn Spot stendy No. y, nominal. optlo n
wis s'9F n 8
wheat, closed only &c. net hers. HAY closed
at \; July, ss ts--spor ma r!tet ilr m
Quiet Cut picked hams, y
refined. steady eomponnd s. P2TK
sssahy; steady isay Il sSS5slse
mild. steady; CordoHa. l0e llSe,5 inc .maIkat
i,riess to an advance OF points The market
ruled generally steady 70 rrm, ana n. tho: at:
terneon advance to- q level not bM " points
closing r
83i,32c Centrifugal % test m9|asses
sugar 9 e9-$?c.; refined. Arm. lficc-Dul No-
h lasses Firm. aS ~ 4,
STATE dairy. iaqs ZIG. Cheese tsady statc.full
cream fancy small V coorsd.8 Septamber nc, !;
State STAT and Pelasyvana, nearby average anest
Psta es-sIrn,; Long Island S. lsas.s.; Jsr.
'sS2s ssass Rsanu ss
81. atSs Cabbage Urn domestic, per ton,
ssep Fssaa 'f.S Safpoo s'als
Z CHICAGO, ILL., March 20. -Contradlctions
I$of crop damage reports cat!fs1 heavy realizing
/ nigh hight July wheat closed at a loss OF lSc.
sTssisI Is aoNa snA 9s's y sp' a -
THE leading futures ranged as follows; l, y
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\ RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
u ~ Richmond, Va! n March %, 1904
n sis. Az {, UOTATIO s

WHEAT l5s w ~ . !, \, sg
Mixsd Itar iot s) M. "a q. o8 <
NJ shorf herrv5 fcar Iot s. Oh % Los
Iiots Il
COR NJ & IN gtts N
NJ s;,s sas So;
No. q whits (cn n lo;sl 65s Els
10. mixed mixed car iots, d. s
No. mixed Gear lot % o. % 5Ss
OATS |g III
ixed Gear 10 ts) H 412lp
No. 3 mixed Gar lota) lS5 % y - E
No. g white Gear lot - ol.ge 46
winter seed S(bag lots) G9g fl& 90 g
Ear corn fcnr lots) 10 lbs % 81
RTE tbag lota) &. 10 ~ 20
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SPOT cntton closed dull. middllnE up!anus
$50; niiddling gulf u. sa 400 balss.j
s co.ton d,,Ii: n,iddlIrs 1 100; MT receipts. 5I6
10 ina. aroxa TOE hRIcs sales.dG1 100 ba!es:

Cotton. dull n1iddlirS, 4 i.9o; net receipts. ~
bales: gross. 4,c4s bslcs; sales J. fo9 bases;
stock us, SIS bales. 5g5: Al lfs8
8 Total to-day at all senports-Net receipts:
IL bales: export to Ieat sllritain 1919
bales: TO the ointment, ~ bales; asock,
4 cs:onseiIdated al all receipts;
Il, 9sI1 balea ~ export 10 Great Britain. z. Isl
bales: i, $50 bales TO The
Total since septe mber Al al seaport 8.
10 the Continent, (. aas, so6 bales to NJ apail
L 81 o:I ales; 10 q, A7i bale
E NEW oRLEASS.sLA... Al aia rch e .---coTTpN,-
Spot cotton very Arm. actors refllEed Sto make
/ concs ssons and buyers held $aloofs ouotatio
\ Futures opened quiet With prices 4 point
lower 10 pointa hi CHER. yerpool was some
what better and prlces made advance.
Some Il liquidation was hrou xht about By the
advance and room aderH sold short ags rtssiye-
aIy for a turn. In q few mlnutes AFTER me opdn-
ing prices showed q decided lower te ndelio!.
sFoilowing the first recession there. was q re
tons were frequent and "a irly wid i was
"a 4 nextreniely nervous market and Offerings
4of a. few hundred bales served to. send prices
down 10 points, while buying orders Tor an
K eoral amount would send price9 up correspond.
singly In the trading May first advanced 3
I q III S. recovered 10 147s, receded TO 80.
advanced to 1906 and flnaliy declined 70 a.
The market closed quiet with net gains Of 2Sg
~ points on the old crop positions ami N1'a
on the new 81
sl5,T July $500 l5i37: gust ~ GU:
tSiiter1abe 81 October, u 05Tl9
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Z & t,rI,1 q 81 8 jsr,ocx MARKEr.I

I, ~ s, MD. March % Is; tabSsrk
I'M? con,nof. 10. Bic; de- pref erret anr
Nothing doing. Atlantic Coast n, Y son fn
i57d iCS :: do. preferred IN othtng doi
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E-AUNCHlNG lBAT'TLEStlF''Vl hSlNlA3'i
NE WORT N e VS., YA"g APR u 81 =
ESPECIAL EXCURSIONS VIA q. & q,
RAILWAY, 1,5o ouND IN ~,
For the launching OF the Virginia at,
Newport News, the Chesapeake and Ohio
Will have special sexcarslon trans to
leave Richmond SIZE a. ~ $3.50 a, Nh
50:15 "A, NJ. aud 9.Ib3 a. Al Returning.
leave Newport NewsF i, M, 4iso T., M,
Il. 5F, NJ. aid $50 u. n, the, G.sD z, ~.
train starting from Old Point at y Al All !:
III Rate $3.50 round trtps' u, 4
Launching ] r. AZ.
DO not miss this opportunity 70 Wit
ness the launching ~ YtrgIpia's nance
sake,
\ Il Everything for yeIybody Is advertised
I'm to-day i n, y. y; a p, page ts
Il Read to,day's WANT Alp Alo. d sgsia " va
save yOil m uleJf |, 3 3a t4i fSia "
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aBslALTILMoRE

!, "a q Marel, 81
sl.oS ,sg osas a red. western, sl0oM a 0dR:
the month. slos1s southern hy sample. s7c q
Witt soSa tha GA spot ss@
oatssTT Inn; Nc. its, IS F'3e--
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NEW. YORK. March 2. Close: lone
I on cali steady. 4 IL to rs 81 per Esnt
closing bid offered a. - Z li ~!
n III nor = cAn ts:s six month q Az To-
Prime mercantl les pa2er$} ~ TO- apt
cent. A Sterling exchanges styong, Wi IL,
iual business IN ba, : I. DIS Es. i,
Z sixty dny bills Poste q rates Isl :SS I'll XII
1.o and * So, Comm ercials hi Us {5siS VI,
$1la 49, bar silver IS -4 " yica si 9
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III EASTER FLOWERS. s
Finest collection OF Azaleas. Lilies. Red
Rambler Roses, Ilydrangeas, SPlreas,
and sHyacinths IN the eit *
We invite your inspection,
6 MANN g. BROWN IL "a
West Broad
+ Read to-day,s WANT AT, page, I it WIN
save you money. 5i;
DO It right now--,put yaue ad. IN ~ ~.
& to-morroW s M
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30

NEW YORK. March OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
81 head for the market: no trading to-day.
Dressed beef steady at i4GaKc.E per pound for
ordinary. 20 choice native; Sides Calves-Re-
ceipts 3.045s head. The market declined 500 be-
from yesterday. but the demand was Enod and
all of tho scalyes were sold. excepting a. few
head. rs Common to prime veals sold at Sig1,?s ;
n few choice at $500. little calves 1t $3.50.
City dressed reas. teady at l2c. per pound
S.Iheep and Lamhs-Recelp;s, 1854 head. Sheep
were In good demand and firm e lambs. 10c.
higher Common to- choice sheep sold at 50. SOP
s. il; bucks and culls at g. 400; rdInary %
choice iarnhs at S646.S5 culis at $4.5s@5,5J;
per pound dressed lambs at S,s @1oc. per pound.
fHogs-Receipts,S I, ASS head Market steady;
Prime state ( and Pennsylvania hogs sold & at
81. 96.1s. " 5sssii22 S8
q UNION STOCK YARDS s. PTTTsBURG. PA.
March 29-CATTLs--Sup ply light; market
stendy Choice, s59p5. &C; prime. 81 5Gs9o:
s.. 400 LIE. Hogs-Supply light; 1--WE doubls
decks market higher, Prime heavy. s.. 9oGI6. %
nedlums heavy workers. 50
slow. Primo we hers, 80. o5 90; common sheep
2.50as.:6 choice lambs, 80 ss5d Is; yea Ives
$3.50 Q7.es5, . 35 fs53 zs {,
af COMMENTATORS March es..-IrOGS-QuIet at
saS0d5. so. C,attle-Steady at So. o0f476. Sheep
Steady at s3Gi.50, La at 81. 500 o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
CATTLE MARKETS. /
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
IsIJff NlDIF z
(sales at Union stock ards. s,!s

(sales ut Union stock 7 ards
fs 4f RI chn1ond., Va, Ma rch %, 1aot
Receipts for wee ending NJ onday n }G&s
Receipts 16s head y. Z sE q
Best steers, sa5iSc.; diun to good. ~ 05c;
common to fair s}s best he fers. ~ q
4isc. medium to- good ~ g common e
ri q dry COW s. 2sz GIc bulls 3ga5ic,
cave, fresh COWS rs. al laTI1
HOG sNReceipss.s1 .oss head \: market steady
Good hogs Stss H5. soc shoats. So s0c.; roughs
1863 head market strong.
Best sheep, SC. others =, bucks 81 q
~ c. s. 90 55 III ", siss
352 CHICAG o. ILL. K March -, cATTLE-Re-
5celpts $500 head. Market steadys$t to lower.
Good to prime steers.. 81. Is a.. poor to me-
dunn. 50. stockers land feedergs 81 5oW
4. cows. sl.754 40 lieIfers S. 50Gl4 can.
ners bulls .ssa4 oo &. ealyes sa
morrow. IS. 900 q head y Market strong. Mixed
and butchers, s. 80 $50; good to choice. heavy.
d55s: bulk OF sales, s5.4sG5.55. sheep-Recelpts.
1900 head. Sheep. loc- higher; Good 70 choice
wethers, sAT5a5.+D: fair to choice mixed 50 50G
40: Western sheep, s415sS; native lambs, $50.