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iii BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
2 BALTIMORE MD. March "a. q Seaboard AR
Line common, preferred and 4s--Nothins doing;
Atlantic Coast Line common, sly'Gi lD7 t-ssti{ d &
COTTON MARKETS.

s. NEW YORK, March 24.--The cotton market
opened steady at an advance Of va II points I'M
( der covering and room buying as a result of
very Arm cables. the outook FOR light receiptss
for the day and II very much more conndcnt
lDcal houses. For the first ten minutes the
market continued firm, advancing still furtrcr
On tho active months. but ths gains attracted
4 began 10 sag with May selling back 10 1885
or within . points of last nights close. while
July was quoted at lt0l OF, points net low
attempting to cover. and there was a partial
recovery before mid day when the, announces
ment BY superi!'tenlent king that the suspend,
pay all claims In fun was received With np-
l,lause and added 10 the conviction that no
further troubes need be expected. From thus
the. ,marke! worked upward quite rapidly. and
x IN tho early afternoon rlllnors were circulated
that the Sully concern would propose to tho
creditor At to.nlghts meeting T. settlement on
the basis OF Sixty cents casli. THIS rullor re-
cclved consdelnblefc re.lcnrc and still further,
helped the market with the advance to 14...1
for May and l44G for July. net gains on these.
points. leading to belief that 2 concentra4ed
short Interest centercd In Wall Street. was be-
ns snnnsa fS aa waa a ~ e yer
Census Bureau, These gains, however, ,lncoy-
cred more selling orders, and the market in
tho last weaR 6en tr@m S9 points
connection With room longs taking PROFITS The
close was steady At a net advance . q atlst
fop was MI e n! wns hS
Sales were estimated at eoD,ooo bales, Bust
ness during tho forenoon was very quiet and
tho trining pperat ions of tho smaller scalpers
evening up commitments, liut the small estl-4
mates for to-morrow's receipts at leading
stability. accompanied BY claims that The suliy
settlement would prove SO much better thai,
feared, seemed to stimulate the buying Of
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FARM CUNT NEWS.

Messrs, i. NJ Atkins and r. NJ. Houston, OF
King William county, are visiting Mr.. Atkins
at No. 23l2 II StreSt,
Mrs Della ,Alccanngi is quito ~ with consulnp-
ton ut the home OF her brother, 8. i Gary,
REV, ]. @, Babsock the former pastor q
sr nn sa ShuFsh ss Fss.
Mir, Babcock Was on his way to the Epworth
League Convention being held III Petersburg.
Mr.. Willie Jones was successfully ope,tb.d
on at tho Retreat Tuesday for the removal OF a
following delegates to attend tho convention IN
Par l M S MeKensie and Mercy Lane s'e
John Richardson has returned to Hinton.
Fidelity Us will meet tonight .al 7::.e ban
o 2 he aesa Of ono 81 tha
p Mrs, n. r., Kuhn who has been iii with
blood poison Is mpInvi tts sIaSS
IN hope Of benefiiing his health has returned
home and Is nov eonilnSd e his bed he y at
Mrs s. i. 'Goode, Of clayvills, Is visiting
her. sister, Mrs. Harry lIall,so Twehty-third
Misses Marie Gillian and rsns MoTa i,o wIo
Mrs. sadie liiggsinbothams who has been III
M ssys Mass n9nsS For baltimore
Mr.. IL. X. Beadles ana MlsS Ida l3eadles
of Hanover, county. visited their sister, Mrs
I.onnIe Morrison, for lew days this week
The home OF Miss Lille lSellY, No. 1909 North
Twenty-nnth Street, Mas the scene OF an en-
Joyable box party and sociable n few even
ings ago Vocal and instrumental music, recita-
liens and games We're INDUCED In and We're
thotpushly enjoyed by all The boxes, which
We're neatly executed In vari-colorcd tissue
paper and flowers We're N'alctioned'' by
Yancey AUSTIN who kept the crowd In good
humoF W, his many witty savings They
brought prices ranging from nifty cents 10 three
dollars each over twenty dollars Was derived
from the entertainment, which was given for
the benefit OF the East end Baptist Church
Those present were: Misses Manic Shelton,
Eva schhaf, Carrie Woodward, Mary Atkins,
Ethel Atkn9. Lille Kelley, Belle DunfAtd,
Mamie Tyler Mrytie lass. Fannie Ford. Edna
Ford Edith Eaton Lima Roach, Mary Bailey,
Birdie Farley, Clara Dew Pearl flileY. III 7s
lie Mood, Elsie Koch, Mary MIS-. Ruth Evans,
Annie Freeman, Ida llell lie Clnr. OLIVIA Wall:
Mesdames Krlley,# Ford, Schwoob; Atessrs. 4
IIrnest Shelton w 'rillcr, i.illwooa Mitchall,
John Bailey Harvey Taylor Charles Pond
IerpN HarIis. William SoplSlin, Frank IlafrAs
IL l,lla, gAHiE o,,i Tl9'Ss Nyi,s
~ tIafI 'hSWg|'s 'IIn sa., ilIe
t,inhnl kelIass Eddie Harris 1arnest Kelley.
Thomas Mood PatSr8 ISorh, Ian Eptun,
Clarence Kelley. ail,i NAM others. b ~ IL
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Louisville and St. Paul.

A year or so ago Mcssrs. Scott and
stringfellow, of this city. made an In.
teresting compar!Enn l.twcer tl.:, earn
Sir.gs OF Louisville anil Ma saville a1,1 ST.
5I.nl. They have receirlys issued .in-5
.oth.ar circular to the same Effect .5sliow-3
ipei that the net earnings cf st Paul
FOR the fiscal 1ear on.li.ls lime ll.ta.
amounted to s1s, 453,0o0 s:,c'ns& i. n per,
cent. on its stock out standing ! whereas
tho net earnings OF I.o:iay.llaaanl Nash
vnlcS for the same psrt2d.'..W,ife IS, 22'1 NU,
E1ing 1850 per 90. ~ 81 IFS stock out
standing IN other words, ae .irtling L.,
this statement louisville Is earning 20
Ier cent. more on. its stock than st.
FAIL.
a complete lis. is plso furnished Of the
treasury assets nt tie two corporations.
and the conpa rispi,s are summed UP as
rfaDTs:E ~
list louisville and Nashville is earn.
Zig 20 per cent more on its capital than
ST. Paul,
Cd Its maintenance accounts shoA
that the louisville aud Nashville spends
more money proportionatety on its road.
bed and equipment than the st. Paul.
Sd. It's treasury assets are s3i, 606,0t0,
which is IS yer cent. of its SEQ, otD, COO cap
ital stock. and they exceed ST. Paufs
by s14.a2a, COO
9Th. ST. Pauis treasury assets are only
10 PER can't. of its sl0o,90S, 800 preferred and
common stock. ~
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BURN QUARANTINE !:
Citizens Made to Tell Where
They Get Their Liquor.

FA MET f'i n q, sIareh "a
The people i'll the upper part OF the
Third Ward of the city looked on In
5nrnazement yesterday when Il detail or
q tho Fire Department. under command or
Assistant Fire Clliof Pool, whose mission
1T Is to save, lset fro to and DESTROYED q
building OH Winston Street. This was
zone BY advice Of the Board Of, Health
committee, tho structure having heen
used as n quarantine station against
q Congressman q, B; Patterson has mott,
fled t!le Chamber OF Commerce TINT lie
has arranged for Il hearing or Its commits
tee before the congressional Committee.
on Public Buildings on Friday, April
list. IN regard to y public buildihs Tor
Fayetteville, To cost $G0,VpO, Il
Mr. Ct, A. Holderness, of 'Tarboro. gem
eluI manager of the Carolina Telegraph
tlEato the complaints of9tinetllclent SER
vice into telephone exchange, ana TINS
evening he will have q hearing before
a called meeting of the Board of Alder
men.
A strange Investigation has been going
on here within tile past few days, LOOKING
into the existence OF "bllnd tigers, IN
stead OF indlctlng persons charged Win
selling liquor, the authorities hauled up
reputable citizens and asked them where
they buy theIr. liquor, thus, placing ihe en-,
between the alternatives of going to jul
for contempt OF court or of playing the
despicable part Of an informer This pro-
sceedlng IL Under lO50 section or the code,
and is doubtless legal, but many leading
citizens regard IT as an offensive inqlilsi-
ton and resent II deeply.
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THE OLD AND TIE NEW.
Present Methods Of Revenue Of
ficers Great Relief to Courts.

(speclnl to The Tmes-Dispatch)
GREENSBORO, n, G., March 2l,--Fea-
erai Court begins here The first Monday
in April The criminal docket Is nothing
like as large as formerly, Under the
present system but very few men are ar
rested FOR blockuling liquor, The officers
making raid on Illicit stills generally
md tie Operators absent Their identity
not being known, the stlll i Just cut
On land captured ana tie solators Of
tho law not captured because tllot known
ana the criminal doeket&of the court y
II used 10 be told on Dr. Blackwell
VIM was the revenue officer in the R,tr
leigh pIstrict undlr cleveland, Int he
said To the 8t'maonsh miners I. You, lei.
move your stills a lectie fuddsrS on finn
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LITTLE DOING |. J. |. \ |. |:
IN STOCKS;
Realizing Of the Short Interest.
of$past Days Left Little
Activity
DOWNWARD TENDENCY
Sudden 1.urc1, III Stocks That
Were Overs simulated and
Forced to the Front.
.fI,vl 4 ssoclaicd pressl

NEW YORK. March 24.-A much small
icr amount or business was transacted IN
the stock market to-day than on the
preceding days, and the market showed
the eject OF the extensive realizing
which had been effected On those days..
and the elimination Of a large portion o {.
( the short Interest from the market. l'llcra
VAS no evidence OF the large operations
BY powerful forces which kept the mar
5kct stimulated yesterday and the day
before. ~ III q 5s7 vs.. s
i Several stocks were pushed p$at differ
$cnt times. az though @ sustain the mn r.
s ket. Among these were AmalgaHlatcd
Copper Brooklyn Transit and Eric. 3n I
this was not sufficient to Offset The con-;
1lnued realizing liz the stocks related 70
the Northern Securities 1narger. The coll
t,nued activity In tho curb market FOR
Northern Pacific and Great Northern pre-
ferred carried them sharply do~nwnrds
and confirmed tile suspicion wi II which
the previous rise Is regarded. Great
Northern preferred ON the Exchange
/ dropped over Z points leaving a. wide
breach in the valuation rlaced4 oi, the.
s!oek FOR pt9sss assets
n Further ruins III the winter wheat Delt
We're Of no help To stocks IN face or the
$ilso In the price of what futures. con.
export point without affecting the money
market. III 81 .y 4 g85
Southern Railways funding OF SIS, go 90
~ obligations into iIye-year nonds iurt
tile whole market gained force and ca Il
& sled II downto the lowest att he CLOSING
which was wcik.s si ,35 st5%
The bond market was regular and not
{ EDs .1ct
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FINCH TO ANSWER.
Will Appear Before Judge Clarke
in the ReceiYership M latter. saN

Especial to'The Times Dispnt ch.) mn
3 RALEIGH. n. c.. March 2l.--IY.5C, X
York, arrived from Charlotte to-day and
notified Chief Justice Clark and Cover.
nor !Aycock that Finch will go before
Judge Clarke Tomorrow probably at noon
to answer the bench warrant issued for
him In connection with the legal fight
over the frecevership for the Atlantic
and North Carolina Railroad. Finch is
to arrive Tomorrow morning, 81
lH3letters to the Chief Justice and the
Governor no declares he has intended mo
violation of Law. and believes none has
been committed, The similar case aga inst
Captain NIcBec, In which no was hound
Mako Court to-day, being certified to the
clerk from the Supreme Court. y.
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LANDGRABBERST TRY Y
FOR CHURCH {, !: LOTS |. $;
File Applications for Property Y
Which Ttlrlis Out to be a XII
Methodist Church,

A situat ton that is strikngly interesting
and even unique without being In the
slightest degree important has developedl8
In Henrlco through the extraordinary zeal
of tile landgrabbers to become possessed
Of every piece of DELINQUENT : ~ lahd " me
county, The situation involves q Nletllo-5
dist house or worship in tho neslies of
the land grabbing drag not and exposes q
condition OF things that Is moro ludicrousy
than anything else. 55j Il
A III the year 1899 tho Highland Park
Land Company conveyed to /. NJ &. -. Bur
ton. a.. r.. Scott and Others, trustees &pf
the Highland Park Methodist Church,
two lots or land, u known as lots % and
2, square 8. The consideration was
nominal one. The law or the State
exempts churches and church propertY
from taxation, but In the year 1895 there
was a reassessment Of property In Hen
rico and the commissioners. by a curious
mistake overlooked the fact that the two
lots had been transferable the congrega-
ton listed them III, the name of the
Highland Park Company and levied the
usual tax. BY a mistake equal y or more
curious the company forgot that It had
sold the property and paid the tax. for
that yea Il and each year succeeding up
to 1908, 3iwith4the exception of 1900, which
was overlooked. All of tho time, be 1t
understood, the land was not tile property
OF the company Mt all. but belong ed to the
church and was exempt. Il
Tho land book searchers discovered tho
delinquency In the name OF the Highland
Park Company and promptly filed an APP
pllcatlon for lots and 2, square! g. Then
It was al scoyerctl TINT " church bhildlng
stood on the property. There was n stir
up among the congregation, and a meet
Ing OF the church wardens was held
Deeds and records n were examined and
tile land grabbcrs were Interviewed with
the result that they agreed to drop the
matter at once. This Is n necessary con-
clusion since they have absolutely no
claim upon the land. Under the law the
property IS exempt from taxation,
and SO far from being delinquent. eight
years Of taxes that were not due have
been paid upon it.
The Interesting question now is not
whether tho8.connty Will collect the al-
legged delinquency FOR 1890, but whether
or not 1t will refund to tho Highland
Park Land Company all aggregate of tho
sums paid in taxes since 1895.
The land grabbing operations nrc con-.
stantly developing situations OF Interest.
The publication of the lnanipulations Of
those who are searching tho books for de-s
llnquencics has attracted Widespread at
tentIon and letters arc coming into the
itreasurors Office from owners of Henrico
property who now live III different cities
of the State. 5isSq
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HEAVY DAMAGE SUIT
AGAINST L COMOBI lie co.
(special to The Zines 8 ispa tci,. "A

NV Especial to The 3riincs-D ispatchD
( IRRESPONSIBLE NJ, CT, March q. -
The Casper Company, Wholesale llduoz,3
Dealers through is counsel to-day in-S
stituted II $1,000 libel suit against the
.Lccomoblle Company of America, of New
5f!davit filed in a suit II, favor OF The (
Click RIerson Company, of this city,:
against the Automobile Company. Mo-
5tice OF the suit for. libel was served this
Afternoon on Mr.. Klein, agent Of tho All-
tomobile Company, who is iii he 8cl ty. 355sS
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de road" The latter day method is an
enough out of your blockading to afford
to lose still and little Of tho product,
then get out Of the way; send us word.
did thing up,''' Is said to be the present.
statute And the moonsliner buys him
another outfit HES himself to another
branch, and anonymously pursues his I
favorite soccupati una Butt the Federal
Court docket is wonderfully relieved, and
revenue officers are kept busy cutting upi
5stllsa earning their salaries. ss Al
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Tobacco Market.

The loose sales on the local tobacco
market have fallen off greatly, apd they
will continue to decline until the receipts
over, and such tobacco az is on. the breaks
now is mostly shipped Stuff The prices
continue very good. ~
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CHICAGO. ILL. March 2i-cATTLE----1ie-
ccIpts, 100 head Market steady TO strong.
Good "a prime steers ;5.e5G5.75: poor IS me
dun, s.. e0fl5. co. stockers and feeders: Sei5g
ncrs s1.75a..G9: bulls. soIt00 calves. $50 6. 25;
Texas fed steers SIG 80 IIogs So To-
ket. 5dlOc higher. Mixed and butchers, s5iod
5.s2ia; good TO cnoice heavy. $a,45d! 80 rough,
heavy, 5.20n5.45: light s5M5.4o; bulk Of sales,
st. SlIj i5 Sheep--Reccpts. 1900 head. Mar
kot strong Good to choice wethers, St5oG5 =
fair to choice mixed. :3.5oG 10; Western shecp,
sLsoG5.30; native lambs. $4,000.
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parties who were looking FOR a bullsh Census
Bureau report at noon tomorrow as an aid in
driving tho short interest believed to BIO out
standing to cover M n 5i..l Si
Receipts ut the ports to-day we're s,1b bales
against 1891 last week and 1:.ol4 last year.
For the week 5000 bales against GiCs last
week and ..5tI last year. To-daE's receipts at
New Orleans were 1000 y bales against 4, 54j,
ias year. and MT Houston. lt3as bales against
9J7 last year. SAL E45
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backed lac. Eggs--Stcadys and unchanged at
&C. Svgar-Strong and unchanged.
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. March n, 1904.
QUOTATIONS,
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
,tsI (Sa1es nj linton stock Yards ii; {as

Richmond. Va, March p, 1901
\ Receipts for the week ending Monday
Best steers, 5al5ac.; medium to good, ha6c. !:
common to far. So &C.. best heifcrs, y 4.2c ;
ys'.g3Ac.; bulls, 3a3isc.; calves, 5.saGisc.;
fresh cows. Se5, q auarn Inc cattle aa4Ac.
Good hogs selling from "a % eoc. ronghs, Gl5c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lei head Market strong /;
supply light Fat sh sc common 70
Prospects fair for all Kinds OF stock.
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. Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
SALES.
ss1W Ainalgalnatcd Cope $3.50.
400 Amc. Gu and Foundy..,....
Amer. Cotton Oll........,..g. !,

$500 Atnnlgamatctl Cope $1,000.
4OfAmc. Gu and f'oundy..,....
Amer. Cotton Oll....,....,..
sAmc. Snuff ,........s
Amca sn!fr, nd ..... .......s
aiitW. Amer. Cali Il. J. ...i l.. ~,
5N10g Amer. Gan.pfd ~.
500 Amer. Locomotive, cotil....
Atnai' Locomotive, pfd W.
1000 Amer. Sugar .s.4..aa
y1S0O Al, r.. and s. re, cprl..,...,..
s1101sAyHtl'.Eu s.. .Fc.. $pfd......
1i5yJ Baltimore ala OllIo..,......i
1880 ,BroCklyn RAND Tianslt....5
Fl n Canada Sou them ..........
400 Canadian Pacific SOC, .r...i,
511W C'liesa pealseA and OhiO..,...'
s11W CHI Great Wcstcril........t
1896 CHI, Nil. and s. Pick Sits
100 Colo. FIel and 1ro1.....s..
i $50 Colo Southern, cOm.....
Colo. Southern, list pfd...
100 Colo. Southern. "a pfd....,
CIeV.. Gin. Chi. and S.by...
100 Continental Tobacco. pfd..
1879 Consolidated Gas .!.....t....
200 Delaware and Hudson. .....
900 Del. Lack. and West......
$500 Erie, com .....,. ...........
400 Erie. list pfd. ...............
100 Erie, I'd pfd. ...s....,......5
Gen. Electric, ex.2 p. c...,t
500 Illinois Central .............
500 Louisville and Naahvllle....
11E00 Manhattan...... ...,.. a......
51U Metro. ST. I,wS.. OK. 1X....
100 Mexican Central
200 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, COM.
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,niddling ,,piands. 1i5e; middliug sulf. 1915
saels. so bales
Cotton, steady; middling. 1450: gross receipts.
2, 1855 bales: sales. 500 ba IcF v'sa sip tF
Total to-day at all seaports--Net receipts,4
ms bales; export to Grea Britain, SIS bales:
10 the Continent, 1872 bales: stock. tS5ea'
bales 81, g:
M Consol dated -nt NIL seaport s-;,N ct receipts e!
81, T03 bales rs export To- Great Britain II 1i
bales: TO the Continent .s7S bales. &.
Total since September 1stg Mt all senports=-Ts
Britain 2.I. 500 bales; to Fra nee, Gil III balcs;g
II othe Continent 2gals,j73 halcs. n
&5 n EH. OIL EANs, La alarn, 2ts--GoTro NJ
Spot cotton was not in such active demand as
1T was yesterday g s{ WI
E Futures opened steady and from, : points
shsr 2 points gMs1 ,ras small
breaks and bulges occurred every few minutes
whenever u small bunch or selling orders WIS
thrown on the market AS has been the case
for some time. sPromincnt bulls oncred no SUP
Nlhe uncertainty over tho Census Bureau report,
which will he Issued at noon Tomorrow.
Washington time. has caused a halt In the
trading, az neither longs nor shorts cared to
the trading MayEtirst lost e points from yes
terday's close at l4o5. advanced TO LIS. de-
clinsd to 13a6. advanced 10 ii.i5, declined to
1906. advanced to lie, and finally declined 10
1l.l7. Similar ancsua;!ons occurred In July
The mnrlet closed quiet. The list from March
to July showed net gains OF sails points, while
August to November shows net losses, OF so
points.
Cotton futures steady: March, lss5Nl3 .s}; 4
Ass; July, I'.ssait57; August lSS5Il3ss;
September. 1e.32ml..H; October. 1lS7gLss; No
5ScfIiber, |. i3ii Lao ii
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PRoDUCE MARKET.

4 NEW YORK, March 2L-FLouR u pull. Rye
Cornlneal Dull. Rye-Quiet. Barley-Dull.
Wheat-spot rmer; No; 2 red. $l.o5. Options
on predictions OF n cold wave in winter whent.
states. With the close sI1Nc, net hlSher.
May closed at 97c., July. " 9.lcc.: September,
corn--s Spot dull. No. q, nominal. Options.
neglected and nominal, closing &C. net hsgheIif
May closed at 5Tac.; SJu ly, SIC. Oats-Duil No,
Beef--Quiet. Cut Mcats--Qulet. Lard,
Steady; Western steamed, $50; reined. steady
pork-Steady T'allow-Quet Rosin---Dnll.
Turpentine- Steady u t5S45St4c.
q Conee--Spot Rio. steady; NO. Invoice: 6Nc.;
opened steady atunchanged prices. Just before
the close there was Il sudden squirt ~ delnand
and the CLOSE was firm at a net advance OF
5IlO points. Sales C0tW bags. Susnr-RaW,
FIRM; refined, firm. ltice-Flrm. Molasses-
Firm. 5st " it5i :, lso.,, 4
Buttcrr-Flrn extra fresh creamery et1:c I
state dairy l5lf.ic Cheese Steady; state. full
cream, fancy small, colored, September l2c.;
small white September &c, Eggs-strong;
Fiioottatoes-Flrm; Long Island. ssaa.s7; Jer,
sey SaS7Mais; state and Western, sucks. So 700
. 81: Jersey sweets. $lt0fti25 l'chnuts--a
steady: fancy handpicked ,5Mc.;{ other doncs-
tie 3A 6lf,ac. Cabbages--Firn; domestic. PER
TOM SID IS 90 Florida, per hnrrel crate. s3N
BIS, Cotton--l!y steam to Liverpool. lOc
face by a cold wave scheduled for Kansas, Ne
braskR and surrounding territory short sellers
OF wheat scrambled to cover, To-day causing
prices 10 make ii net advance OF lAc Corn
closed &c. up; oats arc down n shade; prorls-
ions show q gain OF bql0c,
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Congressional Fight.

Especial 70 The Tlmes-Dlspatch,90 4.
IS SALISBURY, NJ. c., March ai--Reports
received tonight from the Republican
congressional primaries held throughout
vote between Hon, a. II, Price, assistant
district attorney OF his city, and eN-Cpf1
gressman Spencer Blackburn, It is suited,
the latter has carried about halt he yotr
ing precincts, while Captain Prices friends
are resolute and Twill make 81 desperate
effort to carry the county convention SAT-,
urday Ex-Congressman II, q, Linny Ia
not In the fight.
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Richnonders in New York.

3 (SpeclalHto The Tlmes-DIspntchO
x NEW YORK, March e+.-Waldorf. II,
G. Leigh, Jr.. and wife, j. NJ. Lontz;
Hoffman. G. COOPER; Astor, z. r. West;
Whitaker, IT. NJ. Whitaker; York. j. S.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG VA, March a1..-PEANU ITS
The condition Of tho peanut market in Peters,
burg is steady. There was Il sale Of 800 bags
q Spanish peanuts AZ fii5 per bnshS and this
NORFOLK, VA, March 2i--PlSANuTS
Fancy. AZ csc; strictly prime. itsc.: prime
asa 4ssc common, S1S 3ssc,; Spanish. ST. % per
bushel. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25
DRY GOODS MARKET.

Z NEW YORK, March 2i,--The dry goods mar
ftr any change is not very bright for tho near
future. The buyer Ia operating most conserya-
lively on everything and Is interested Eelfsr-.
ally in spot goods for Immediate delivery, al
though here and there the report comes OF GER
tain inqutries for, fall which Tor the most
part are being refused,