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I Official Range and Sale of Stocks ii New York
\ Co, BANKERS and Brokers'.

NASH Chat. and s. t,.....
1, 450 New York q Central. 4. Il. .s....;.. t
I No Norfolk Z and II vveEterl1 ..s.,.,
! d2 ., /. 4 2 ut, end NYcstei1ill ..
24W Pacific Mall .... ~, ..s..f
29100 Pennsylvania r. R..s ..,s..;
512W Peoples Gas (Chlcngo) ....
) 20O I'rsseed y Stnnl q Care. I.
Pressed Steel Car, pfds.s..
4 TlAnuiolic Ii. and s, #coin.s. n
T.ei,ublic ! !. and 81 pfd,........5
1900 Heading, 1orn....i.. ..s.....S
4 20 Heading 1st pfd,.....!....,...
Reading, I'd pfd ~.
a501 Rock Island con- +. II.
II 40 Rock Island pfd...s. y.
4, sloss, pfd 40. $50
200 8. u and 81 ~, "a pfd.....
$50 s. y. and So,ithWcstp pfd..
1900 Southern Paclflc ......,...
1900 southern Railway, com,...s
5lf,5S Southern Railway, pfd ..s...
4 100 Hcaboard Airline, cor,1...
Scaboard Aft Line. pfd...g
Tenn. Coal and from. ...,.
100 Texas PACT flc " .......l.......
100 Union Pacific ~. s. II. ....s.4
I 400 United States Icather......G
aJ)1 United statcs steel...,......
iaO00 United States Steel, apfd.....
/ 800 Va. Car. Chemical, com....
n Va. Car. Chemical, pfd....
Wa bash com ...... u
900 Wabash. pfd ..... ........t..
~ Western Union .......i,i,.
I X! WISCONSIN Central .........t
100 WISCONSIN Central. pfd...s
Total sales W
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THE TOBACCO MARKET,
Week Opens With Run Of Fine
Prices.

,rhc tobacco market begins tie week
switfSn stifr and steady undertone and q
p p.ps OF continued good prices ON all
grades 8 Sales yeslerdas We're moslly. los
packing tobacco, mud We're IN quantity
smaller than usual. Tho figures we're UNI
usually good, however, ana the Ware
ho,,scmcn and The farmers as vel ere
en,inentls, satisfied Will, the outlook.
s;hockoe warehouse sold u lot at SlT yes
terday.. which MAS about as llsh az the
market Went. Considerable lopacco OF
latye.s IA IL ,f the we an, ind great ac-
slvily viii plobsply preaYail on tho breaks,
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1 sALns.8
- = 90 - 7HHHI . 8
152W Ainalgainated Goppct nd
400 Amer Garland Fotiiidiy,s..f
a "a nj AZ, f.fl IN N (li v. ~

1900 AinAlgainated Goppcs .,..,.S
400 Amer Garland Fo,iiidi.y....f
Amer Cotton Oll,as y.
Amer Snuff 4. !. ~. q.
Amer snufr, f1fd ~. ..t.s.....i
III I00 Amer. 8 Can ...lsy.
1000 Amer. C,an. tfJ /. ",
L $50 Amer. Locomotive, cOtils...6
Il $50 y tnet.S l,ocoinptlVc, pfd. .s.5
1a4Q0 Amer N s, ga L Vi q
$500 X. 4. ard sS. lTe, com ..,.s.s
! $50 "a (, II , and s Fc. t,fd &. !. 4
$500 Hal Gilmore anu Is Ohio..i. ....f
500 Brooklyn Rnpid II rdiisit.,..s
4 400 Cana. l'a.clflc ,ex 8 p.g . 90.
400 SC,hcEapcnkn and "a Ohio ..s.l
iS$ Cshicaso Great vcstcrii.s..3
1000 CHI. vii. ina s.. y r
Sc 5s.5l5s; CoIo. 8fIIiiel md Iron.
40 Colo. Southern. com. ,......
100 colo. Eouthcin. list pfd....S
3 100 Colo. Southern. "a plI......
100 C.ley,.S Cif,..s CHI. and 81 L..
,i ntitlentat l1ot,acco. pfd.i
1tWs & Consolidated Gas
4 400 Delaware and y idsoll...t.5.,,i.
100 Dell. Lack and Western ~. i 4
& 1880 Eric, ON ~ $3.50
Erie list &pfd ~. .. q "
400 Erie. ed pfd
Genera! Electric .....!.
ISL Illinois Central ,... ~.
1900 Louisville and SfSaslville.,.tssi
1000 Manhattan. ;....5 go. 4 \
400 Metro. Street RI ilwt .S.t..,.-
$500 Mexican Contra I, & h
{ 100 Mo. Kan and 3sLcx.. conf Z.
Of, Knii@aid I'es..t III d's.y y.
300 iissoyrl Pacific y. .....'
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A !. 9 n. ! /
in STOCKS.
Any Movement Frees D wa ENli Y
s5 50 Small sas III BE l most.
5 91f1,pcrccptib !s5.
The NEWS UNFAv' 0 Q B ! ! e {:
i1'llc Declarations Regular DIV iYi-a
X bends Made S,,gar the
NJ Strongest Stock.

t II BY Associated prcHs.)
li MEM 70 IRIS, March The movement y Z, 70
Of today sock tnniket ~n y Y.
i in dat 1 prizes swero aDove scT,erday,s
ieveliilronghout TIC day but tieaclma
ter Of the maj =,
s ssao4s or T tha HIT ssas s ad ha
h movement of prices gus SO M tl'oW annd.
Hiiigglsi, as " be almost tllpcreeptible,I
siio' s 10 iceonnt for it. The rows. in
II fsct, offarct various uilfayotuble feu-
tres The hat tese unf;,yora 9.
failc9 loia 1'Sss r.se
Lg.lr WaE Il e q ron gest 81 rs Only
news on III being tho clar;ltion aot ing
Regular dlyiSenda at'd rise ~ the l'r'ce
Tha returns q net earnin for January,
which during Va il,eltidsd
s!an o nn,i
III Southern, All how deeiInsss " l =
earnings oE5 Il varying egrtc. compared rs
with last yea rs CORES q1 lcrIouii
s1lno eayiness cur a! lt: II On y b!lt
stocks OF other companies I'D ga1ced Will
thcSrest OF he mark ckS Of progress
iIndiannpolis and the spread OF the freight
1 W.ir To- Their cotnrnndt les ttnt, gra u was
alleged. Prices drdoped from the; bnat be-.
r. pcriod Ok praftti..
.clis ". 4 Total par
8sslalat, 10 IS. 81. II f8
lInited states bonds were tlnr changed q,
Al cal
1otal safes of tocks were q ,lo9
q shares. sti III
NEW 10 r r.. March H. Money OF, cal
81 cts 81 To }sS8 per cen. G. losing Isl.
cred. b Time 4 loans easier stlay vs.
y Per cent; ninety days 81 - SIX nlon.hs 4
10 IS !. 4. Prime nercantiic " pa Per 4 -
I'D 8 2. 8 terlng cxcna nEcts iirnl.a closed
weak, with actNal Eusiness in Y BIZ nks re-
a2bJls4a xt.AS55s to iSD.tl FOR d smaHd, ~ nd
I'ualed rates s4.ai to 1854 Leland Ai.sl 10
III 1871 liz. Commcrcialsp il ~ .S5 Sbar
SILVER ~ IL: Al exlcan dollar - a3- s
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l7,. gTII.S-f
Y RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
nl lia, i \. Ya ii. March !. 1901.
CATTLE MARKETS.
ElGHMUND LINE STUCK MARKET
4 (Sales al Un.un Stock Yards.)
Richmond, Va, MarSf, /,

Richmond. Va. Maroi. /, 1904.
2 Receipts for tue weeK enu.ng MONDAY:
4 sGAll LE-Hectipts, Isl nsad. liarnSl lower.
Ress steers. ~ siyt.e- irisalem good, i.:a.--;
common TO ta.r. a9agIt best 1v.tsrs, l.41:c
asuM g gsg. az AZ. T., e,no ,a 70 IT,
"a I. Gulls. No7ss. oxen, csi caves.
5sWic.; trssn eyWs q. s;e si.. TX &. Il
Good hogs. sp.p94o.iv; roushs. Il a5-,; 3 fat
s: sassa.iood sheep common to
fair. s.sa4 axe; bucks. nc.
GlIIcAa IL Marsh aG :, !: :.
prime steers, So4yo.15 !; poor to medium, 50. 5Uq1
ssv Suckers u and iceders. s:.5vysa 10 NJ cy,ys,
sloyg4 "; ne,feis s:sta q. eannels. il.5oas,ey;
blIIis t<4 .UO;a caves, S3q.6 81 GERS
Siay4. Is HogsR ecGip is to,da .oOJ he.; to-
morrow. 3spoo. head: Market t,si,g to IS:
to choice eavy. a. rough
I.Ae;R lghts. y. bulk @ot sales. 50. sO0
s Good We,heas
ss6pd5::5; native lambs. si,5ods' &. &
Ply q lsrsh lB Pre-; S s 81
ported. Dressed boef. steady city dressed, ma
i!ys sides oss hsaa 7gSs Pe paTnd
iowor u close than yestsrday !; ba rnyard calves
veas, Has,5o per 100 pounds, exclusive Of q few
selected IL 50 tops for prime at close IS. City
sSss fs ssssG
slIesp sold at s.. Sod oo; q lambs NJ S. 5Oa6 .O
Dressed mutton. a3Slso. per pound; dr.as ed
lambs, general sales so loc Per POI IIesS--
sold at S., 7Ogo. -. Fl re n n rs II
u UNION sTOC l.ARps. PI-rTsBU II Z A.,
Choice. s5I5l5: prime. Sl,7oG4 400; FUR, sas4Od9
,4I5.S Hogs Receipts Is dounlc decks market
diun,s Sc. 10; heavy Sorkera, s5sO al: 65 light
workers. $50; piss. SOD o. ;.log hs $s f5sy
.wethers. 90; choice lambs. So a. veal
calves s7.bosfS.s5
CINCINNATI. o.. March I, HOG S--Cnht at
Steady as icaa,aQ Lainbs-Easy It Y t9sfS s0'
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Plate- Glass Johbcrs.
(By Associated Press. >

\ CLEVELAND, O.. March l.-rTle Amer
lean Plate Glass Jobbers Association
completed It's organization AZ q lncetias
Of representatives from all u over, tile
United states here loyday. Ne action WAS
taken regarding Is change In prices onis
GERS elected were: Pres Ident, ". 81, Shell
bourne, RoDton; vieo-F President, NJ p.
ISenney-. 4, flea goi sesrst srys IIeas urel. II VI
S, Binswanger RichlH 2lld, ~, ils ~ sa
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Odell for Chairman.

l.s II fHy Associated frees r,... B. d IA 4.
Rooss@eit has summoned Goyegror 2astiS
tn Washington. and tho lg IsrsMst EsssgGlS
upon the Ivy
~ h I'll Governor g3detl ~ ascs he
mSnship ot The Ma i9nil GoFsmis 81 3Ss
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DEATHS or THE DAY I \,

lEy Associated Press !,,.. Y.
NEW YORK. March |. utter an AlnssaaI
as tl,ree Weeks Ethel l,oldiMg, the cha ais
,ion womt,l, sTimIner, died to-day rpm
ffirla MI m disease. al tho lone 1f lsr Iiil
eEts, Iii Bath Beach, she WIS s ~
- " ~ fI3y Associated Press i. Y. (,
s,1 pF.rERSBultIi March lsy-Ai A Z! y
iNannopski, former minister or W s'isl's
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HENDRIC KS ARRES TED For
ClRCULATIN COUNTERFEIT

g}59, 4 (By Associated Press.)
BLUEFIELD. Al March l.--7ly rs
Keeper Of Bristol Tenn. now iylllG y
Graham Va. e was arrest ted here this
afternoon charged with elrGuatng sSognr
heayv Bond for trial to-norEow. til
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SUCCEEDS HANNA in
THE u. 5. SENATE.
lllBu Assanlated prass.

Y (Ey ASsonIated PreSs. n En-
Senate balloted for Tinted States So sslor
this afternoon with the following result;
TIC House vote resulted: Dick, 81;
Clarke, 81. The Vote ~ tho louise aud
senate insures Dick = FORMAL election a z
The ioiut session to-lNo ON, 55,
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..B7,E[ARS.CETC CONTROL;
COTTON GOES DOWN.
They NNrcstf Control From .tllt
Bulls I.tllc8Market Shows J
(By ,AssocIated IIaress.l

q NEW $e5nisfa.sNs,, march Ira tters4~t
.i,:Xcnange !, To-day he ibenrs lnaRag Gd to
Wrest the control OF the market from tho
bulls, and the closing Showed q net loss
day efln5o y stsi ha Yrs
highest levels Of The dny.
Tho ma rket: opened steady; ! TO y points
down. a few scat cred orders lol. u rge
liza liza morning morning, when tho bulls boosted
p rt'h until they Wcrc bout 90 points
above the opening figures, TINS continued
mt. we'll on toward the close, WIEN
The market Appeafed e DC uh1er psilE
K gpnseyvattyo longs hought quietly but
heavily during the day, and the aleadlns
bulls predlcted strong y Napces De foFe nc
weeks end, SsEi}g ft3At3s i.sSss ltftgi
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wHoRTLEBERR 1Es ...;. -. 10 % 1: y
lib washc cd. n FREQ OF burrs.. % o. 83 "a
iLnwasned, free gof lburrs u xD 2! 81
p hIerlnp.& unWAsn ned ~, % n ~
" BURY. 2 10 &c. per Up. le ~, Eli si NJ.
SNG Gnssnr per is . !. 4. 400 "a 4so
SENECA. '"pcf ID Il, I. e. 40 "a AZ
VA. snake per u: z! y # 70 Il
81 May anUle. per ID .........,.... 2hV A 3 !
1rlie mix, Der lb !. ;.,......... ~ " IL
Wild ginger. free OF gfbr y AZ Il
f3AWtiu ginger nat urul q {5g II
lPcAN UTG--Farmers,9ype per- 70 9 y 53i
N. Hams, q small smoke d X. ...... 1s q Is
4 Hams. large Bino ked @ 10
Hams. nesy 3 .5
ders, smoked y. 8 q A y.
DRESSED y HUGH ~. s Up
jLAHD--country prtme..... eD ~
tANSEEU-Pcr bushcl /. 80. 1.2o " 1.40 y
1b..... ............ ITO
VAIN Ut {kERNELS-Per5 lb.. 1a q ~
KICK EN- 8 COUPS S.............. IS " ~
T1jFKEY3C OOPS ........... lis " LIS Il
EGG CRATES !. Z. u. 80 % # 50 II
SBUTTER BUCKETS doz.. 2.75j GD 300
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
PEANUT TUT, MARKET,

PETERS BUR VA, March ~ T ls.A n IT'S
Tho demand for peanuts As tsir9nger2thIs week.
and former pr,ces are na'nt Z ls Offer
ported Spanish varieties are Ggoteu1 NJ sl.l5
per bnsbsi. Yirg,n,ans. AIS bringing 4r per
\ NOR FoLK. VA,H Much (. LII ll.A.S Il1s--
'EaImers' market higher Or a'l grades fancy.
W gaze; slsictly PRIME; ~. ~ q
,sftaades, SAGic. Spanish, tsiil9a AlafAet
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They II t: E BLEW .UP
THE POSTO.FFIlCE!.

Reported That IT Was as. D )slie53t'5'
Dissatisfaction With Negro
Postnlaste Vic IS Nj; issing.
NJ lBy associated Press
WASHINGTON, D. y. March 1.-The The
Postoffico Dcpa rtment has been on q c Ga lly
notified that the postof Ace at Humphreys 4, M
Ark. has been blown up, and the ST.
sLollis division Of sposto "a &C. irspectors has
been notified to make ar invest igatlo1
simmedia tely. & Tho lady vices to the Depa;rt-
sment give 10 details of the flair; which
press reports attribute to tho dissatls,
faction with tho negro postma ~ YET e ana q
his predecessor, also a. nc gro. e
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l,ALTIMoT,li March lsLou r. p p
,,, "a 4, he month"; $lO5; No. 2Stssl,
siS5lS seoS w ata 4o us
SSs Ryc-Flrni No. 2, sA...c,.
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my. GOODS MARKET.

s MEM YORK, March Lin dry goods tn
added a,rengtn OF tins raw rottons market As
net Wiling 10 recedp from theiT Stand on firm
prices. carptn OF MON arc ronhdapti " prpGls,,-
L orcpora III fair trade and adv vices from ths
West and South arc very SATISFACTORY N
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II n MA,R.INp INTELLIGENCE

@ PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH =.
ARR1vED.53sS aS5s aS Sri; gsy
Pa d, y. r Yerk she Nc rfok. nerchan-
disc and ga ssenxsrs, Old lDorctnio line
u ,us land irgs and passer.
gers. Virginia NavIgatlonI Company
&, !, - s HerkeleyS Shelly Norfolk. merchan.
also and passengers. Old pominion Linz Lin
d PORT NEWPoRT NEWS. MARCH 1901. 5Ss
Pa ARRIVED tsyy
steamer Athcniann, NeM Or 3 IN
81 s ALLIED. 81 sl
schoon er Ia ddle NJ Lawrence. Boston. "a S5
q Schooner Cora F. Greasy. Boston. ~ ~
5 Rarro &IclIida Providence. tSg
NJ Barge Florida, Provldenc e. WI
I Barge kentucky Provid ence. 5f4
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NAVAL. STORES.

"a. VILMINllTlJN,7 ~. %, MQrgll l.n-sFtlllTS
3TtRP FiNpl y Els+ r oIhins sll'nEi ,f.cipti, II
icaakB. sasii-- hing doillH ~ bar-
Crude Inrpen,ln eq4t'iln az ssaasp lpsi reesipts
Al barrels. fs * IA III Y
TINE Firm, at toe: rece!nts, $40 casks ex-
ports. 81 eaa<s;. toss- Flrn.; ises!i.s Y
liH RLlISlCiS Il, II ~ 60 MDrch iPIp Z
TIN AMI RosI M Non,in I'm thing l2ing;
.nuotllions onltttcd &. .ll lf "
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RlCHhlOHD STOCK MARKET.
!. ~ II Vi. 4 tttch1nr,fId va. March 4, 1.
An. tk iAst
Carolina Chemical 20. eferret--Ss

virginia carolina cnemleals tso. ptersrrsa--ss
tHatEa az NJ 3a5agfa
VA sps,4 ~ az. or IL iss. BIO Asked
ssS aad m, S., i;, );
5s5S !gIrI SECot.f LES E5 7gS IS
Ricnn9nd eity AS III. ls.o. 1892 ~ l9s
,,.AlLlt.(.ti, - .,SIAs. ;$ y s
"a Alliance AHu sl1.taf. y H. Ut Il
"a " ~. X. it. tuh. - -. vzs4
sGrYt ssh r.Acn,ei Vi iis
II t3.Oie ant = ia. lat os, lsrs -
w. I.
1,iei. anu Slrek: ist AS. " "a
i,es,riH ~ -
ne it1IA.llJalt sl>,J.sL $ys 9ass
AtasJil.t AIM 40 10y
l-l, ~ 40
y, s,...,L.e ~
5AL,hi,tlc u
II III iisy ~
Y S>ni lu.r5 n ..,iu ~
~. n ms IL. t,is Nv ~
5 = ~ ~, $i 5 s555
ErEt Ift,Ai IVY, ~
3Giyi.naii.s .ALiJuat Az ~
Me II IA losli. Ut - y. NJ
Il tSE tioilai rant OK az - %
~ =
Il Gensoiris,cu 20. a u. q. bDnds. lG1 HI
"a nsiii. ptu - et.s ~ lst9s ~. X
. Gsfs ~ 49, t.3 AZ n ~. q
81 i. H los "a ! =.
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primo yhi,eY aiAc prime i winter yellow. q
TOBACCO MARKET. 1

b rich s,oud, Va, Ntafen |, 1901.
ISssa a Rats, and ets4 snassa sat
. aS
ssod sesse and Green slo,s
1 uu''' DARK FIRED no nACco- EN . {.
siSss " medium s sS
SSAN ap SfsSSEBsB5zs S1SS
.Lt ass god us Erihiss so
Medlu,n leaf . s,Ss 19SI
Long LEAF 1.09 % v.Nl
Wrappcrs f'ias
lshtOKiJ1a &c ohtnoi g. 00 g soo
Medium ~ " g iV'0S
ctT IL iiis.Goinnch .............. s.S
Medium !2,W % !d0
Fine i2.Gg I m h.W
i, s g
"A Medium $Qg g v.Vo
Good MY 4 Ivy
lrIXPrERs. i......:.:s.. 400 d 1921
Good W W oS.Vy
va Elmo S2'W g fy.Gv
Fancy Sun M
5'n'n ssnsn u ssSd
1ugs. good to Prime ~ g ny
Short leaf h1V eg Ply
Long leaf ,S ~ g ~ ~
Wrappers As'W " si.VV
LYNcEBuRd TOBACCO MARKET: }.5
ga,e. i oGasso on tbs Iynehbars
imnrket for the two weeks ending February
81. & 1904. reported by John u. oslcsDy. o.
4 Sold sid week ending February aist. ess.Teo
pounds: sold week ending February ~ soo
ruary 31tii 510l 900 pounds. =. 4. y !,
q Sold from October e. Febrlary,, AZ q,
* Tebra9y II isos 1905 decrease
Por@ 1904 ss4 900 pounda Sold during I Eep-
Sri,ary. q. 263 500 pounds \; sold during Feb
Sruary,S 1903, 4, lss. 900 pounds d,
SReceipts@o OF tobacco cont Light az CON.
Tho common md medium sci Ing low n soods
and selling Tor paying ~ 9 q csop q
Ia hinhest wax 81. % per 100 pounds; This
proves that tobacco planted II rloh land prop roy.
handled IN cutting housing, curing and pre-
naring for market u will bring good PAVING
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s COTTON S 10 IL III MAI isii,F. u q
iel,ssed ,oil 4 M I.
Crude 4 g. II nsiils. sse. rIr, sInry.ay
syeilaM, ssac, OF sunl,iter
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PRODUCE d MARKET.

NEW ,,r.I,, & i A. ~. -
Wa 4. Cyrntn.ai- -Du Rys--E.asy BATS
e ', POI easy red ,rns
t.,r Stcrsisn y account aiid ir.uidat.on.
on rn.r,s pu' deh l.,.eH 2
IN .iIm5ur Ailu npusy ,nts,1, RI.
"a retaItAifls ulller ntA tSst y.
NJ, tsu. lower. MA
lc.ysr.l q & ~
sn,y M ,uwer with wheat. corl,ii,ss,on nynse
setting ana sencIa reali1.iis Niss.n ~
ss:. lis, lower. May ci2se;i ~ y " 90
,a.s.sp9s s ~; I'D Pork
Easy snort clear slss1a it.Ys: mes. r y,1..s
iAtu--leauy; Meairr'i s..tteai stramsi.
r--c,hree-s,eauy nne market for eoue 1utu. 20
opened steaa iSs &, , r 1as SUE demand Was
;dsncy under continued tnousn
Ing ny ieanlns traas saies, slo
suearA grades q refined asay MAR MAR
M atsaa, Ices teady. a.
Ass tier fresh ereaHss,,r St sai
state dars f a@si, aolorsI ana
State and =, =, "a
POI STEADY Long r,,s ~ ,nte
ra /. Tssas s. saautst Firm:
fancy hnndpicked sac othef Sns" I'm ssy
5Mc. steam Tt'I e
CHICAGO. March. y n,en ass''. re
~ IA from tie price q May whea.
Emulation spread ~
and s,ra d Mav wHea closed sEc:
lss a 1s'y pr asAH MI
IA. leading futurea RANGED ~ follows y,
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~ IL o,,otatilnA were MS follows; ~ Opit-
Astiye. Butter-Easier creanlerle.. aa;;ss M:
svies a. sprinag g % y 81, ptNSt
~; 'si asssse 10 a. ysllaS Y, IAN
meSa, fsfa7tssa M illl No
nnor.hWssssr Mssa Per sa1FssY
s sIS.s d haxe sl1es ,7Ssafs whisksy
s s' ,nr,nrs 8 ST. Glover, con ract L GRADE
81, a ~l EEgs,- Easy lat
81 i0isdiiNc eceiptsN bnss Wy
Corn $50 100 bushels; oats, .'9 wy ous''s's'
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I ma pALIialeft13s $40 n 4 Aa:Rs.r

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l,i,s s7saef1. Sc ~ tt1s2..
.ssl.oSafli tS--.s..t..,ue u3.E. .A,..stitt- 1891
I..iis COMMON. lY1i.u.t1i uv.peelsia s.--fosath6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-02

y CINCINNATI. o.. March I, HOG c1nlat at
3d. S51ti 90 sCattle-Steady. at s225diI50. Sheep
Steady az 3ca4,40, Lalpbs-Easy at n. tQsf6
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I M LYNcHBURa oBAcCo MARKET Y. .3
Fl Lynchburg, Va, March y 1921. !.
Sales Of tobacco on the LynchburE toba ,eo
mark ct for the two weeks ending February
21.5,i 1901, reported by a John L. Oglcsby. ~ Of
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IA. 4 Timothy Z, /. I. R, i. !. 1900 Nj
No. ti,i,otny Y, y. !. b. lpVu 1850
No. ~ Iuiu, IL s. nUtili llut
No 81 cIoy mixed z. laby ~ ". 00
NO. iuy or l,iIAru nOIllaual
No Il clover !. 1870 " IL. so
NO.. clover ., nQlllIlAl
j,rt., nj r ,Itmothy. No. lBVV Q 1880
vir.s, MA iimutny' NO. 4. l5J0 o. 20
virginia mixed llv0 " i3.0U
(,it,yer lrxin,t Observation-Disclosures. nom. nat
rStj,,S s-Eult. .,.,..... 1917 a. Iv.5 n
SYkANY--Gpnlpresse d My IA -
n Loose pressed. large ba Y eo q 10, % g
+ Load your cars SO that hay at uoorJ repre-
sentsg contents. and thus avoid r. Ions.
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mtadiIIas upianas. iss1bi nfidal!ag sialt. i;
.rPles, ., 400 flales! l{ sS
; Cotton, quiet snlldlllng 592; nat Fecepts,
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'BECI{yNII EAT FI4UUIFTFf'et9lb ,7 ID y IN .
MA ElLsl it,-stl t5,.! ~ (; IN 3 v. 10 sb &
1.-Two geese, per lu,,,.,l.', ,,.t..,, ~ " "
q Mixed, per lh,.s., ,tt.,..,sfs " y 20
Cover. wholesale. bus. !. .,.,,.., 700 Q 6.I5
4 irimothy, Wholesale ...,.,.,,.. Ibl ~ l61
9 Orchard grass, q who iesale..., I3l a. 16p
\ I,,ickWheat,. Der bus. ,,,,.s,...s SO " A.
CefnlAn miller, per bus.,i,,.. 81 g log
B Z es'l, q ipE pHgH ..ls!iassd b.
< CHARTERED, per iO.. fst,..isl "a q x
Common to gond. pcr 10 ,s..,,,s " Es y.
.DTiLlJI) lraAr n Esq 5{i n IS S W !.
PEELED. u davis psrl lh..s,s.,..,,, y VI ~
t]npeeIedsl per lb,,,. ...,,,.ss a AZ
iCIiEJ3 ri IcS y; ss s. q III .
ZI|}Rs HiS IS
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-07-01
Instances Of Progress.

Martin & Ashton have made numerous
improvements in their place on Main
street.
l.. Andrus, the butcher, has erected a
frame structure adjoining the shop, which
he will occupy as a home.
Mr.. Halderman is erecting a frame
building on upper Main street which
will be used as a carpenter shop.
DIR. Frances Williams has erected a
frame structure adjoining her Office
which will be used by Judge Burris.
Carl Smith. a miner Oh the January,
has built a 'dobe house near West Crook
avenue, and will occupy it himself.
j. H. Brearley and AL Troxel's new
frame cottage on West Crook avenue,
which is l4x5O, and is on the site of the
'dobe structure, which recently collapsed,
Will soon be ready for occupancy by the
two families.
w. F. Weiss has just completed a
three room 'dobe house or the corner of
Crook avenue and Second street, and
it is already occupied.
Patrick McCarty has completed a two
room 'dobe building on Crook avenue,
near second street.
7. E. Hendricks has completed a two
room 'dobe on Ramsey avenue. He will
occupy one of the rooms.
Sanders & Inman nave contracted to
build a 'dobe house for j. 2. Lotus to be
completed August LIST. by which time
Mr.. Lotus expects to return to Gold
field.
Sanders & Inman are erecting a new
building for DIR. Rowland on Main street.
The same firm is also building a frame
house for Brearley Il Troxel.
Peter Larsen is building a three room
'dobe at Jumbo.
AL Price and Steve Currie have erected
a domicileu on their Jumbo lot.
Albert Wilson has had built a frame
and canvas building 26x q feet, at Jumbo.
He will operate an eating house therein.
Carpenters and 'dobe builders are hav-
ing all the work they can do. A genuine
building building boom seems to have
struck 1.-The greatest gold camp ever
known
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-07-01
How They Move.

Speaking of the way in which the peo-
pie of this country transplant themselves
recalls what a former Colorado miner
told a News reporter a couple of days
ago.
In 1889 there were Is miners working
in the Old Laut tunnel at Ouray, Col.
OF that band of miners five of them are
now located in Goldfield. They are
William Bell, ex-marshal of Victor, Col,
who is leasing; John Buckley, who is
driving the mail stage between Goldfield
and Tonopah; J. G. Trimble, who is
leasing, and Frank Smith and Thomas
Burns, who are mining.
These people have frequently met and
recounted old-time days in the Old Laut,
and while none are wealthy they are
banking their all on striking it IN this
bonanza camp.