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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
WOMAN AXES
HEROlNN.LlFE.
Miss Bessie Dewey Ray Died
Alone and Her Body Found
iii the Park.
NOTE 10 A RELATIVE.
Family DO Not Care to Make
Further. Investigation and
Seemed Satisfied Of Cause.

Especial to The Times DispatchS
CHARLOTTE, N. G., March THE
body of N1rs. Bessie Dewey Ray was
found In Vance Park yesterday morning
under most peculiar circumstances. and
was buried this morning. While the po-
lice have been dligent In the search for
clue MS to tho wotnan's whereabouts,
they have not established Il single one.
"A small negro boy. who was passing
Vance Park Saturday night about 9.
o'clock, saw II we'll dressed Wolnon
enter the park and go to the band-stnn nd
she rcmalnded there several minutes and
then went to another portion OF the
park. # 55l
This boy was one Of the first to see the
body yesterday morning. There is no de-
sire on the part Of any member OF Mrs.
Rays family to prosecute the tnvcstisa-
ton. All seem to be thoroughly snts-
fled that 1t was a case OF sclf-dcstrrction.
J'hat a struggle diu take place, thero IS
no doubt. 4
rho ground near whore the body was
found showed unmistakabl evidence OF
this. Then too. two side CON bs, tue
property OF the dead woman were 1 e',ll. I
some distance from where the body Jay.
This 1t would seem would Indicate that
stc fell to the ground several times be- be-,
fore death ended her suffcrings.
NOTE no 4tGLAT1VE.
The note left by Mrs. Ray, 1t 10 under.
stood. was Intended for a relative that
docs not reside in Charlotte. The con q,
tents showed enthusiastically that the
writer was exceedingly unhappy and and mat
sclf-destruction might nave peen iu I.psa-
most IN her mind at the time tho letter
was written. (.
\ There was melancholy strain through.
out the entire note. and the write VT : ola
n Ter mind. AS to the way in which Mrs.
RAY mot her dea tn s.lere isslittlea dlf nI
ence Of opinion. III fact, all who have at at
tempted tounravel this sad !. Tragedy t., are
convinced that death resulted from a
drug that was taken by the unfortunate
woman some time after o'clock sat
urday night.
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A HEALTHY FORCE.
A Strong Argument for Leading
an Outdoor Life.

Especial 10 The Times,DIspatch.)
s GREENSBORO. n. c.. March 7.--While
there has been an unusual amount of
pneumonia and kindred complaints this
winter In this section, as q supposed
result of tho cold weather. the courty
convict road force has beer almost inn
mIlne from Sickness There have been
from fifty to sixty on the chain gang all
the time They have beena work In
the open, building roads. almost tho
whole winter. Az an illustration OF the
health of the corYIcts. one of tho county
commissioners this morning related the
fact that the bill OF the county physician.
for medical services during the past
three months was only $40, There has
been no serious sickness among the
sixty State convcts. who have for the
past month been building roads here
for the highway commission.
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FOR NAVAL SCHOOL.
Prof. Wakeland's Proposition as as
To the Free Camp Ground.

tSpeclal& to lne 1ilttS"o 49,. Isl
WILMI NGToN n, * n. G., March. 7.-Pro-
fessor 1Vukeland, !. principal Of the Don
aldson- avidson5 Academy at Fayetta-
Vile, proposes that IN case the state does
not reclaim the cncamnment grou QUIZ a., -
CITY of Wilmington turn tho property INTO
a site for a naval school. i,
: He states that he can get aid from tae s
government to establish an instltution q q
ideal for it.,$If tho State guard officials
do not care to accept the. ono hundred
acres a Summer Rest, which was b %
ten years ago, through popular suhseriI',
ton and presented to North lGarollha -
be used as a permanent encampment
ground. it is more than probable that the
PEOPLE OF wilmington will be glad to
donate the valuable property for use as a
naval school site. and Professor s Wa ls.,,
lands proposition will meet win cale ,.,'
consideration. The property Is worth
Cn,
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CIRCUIT COURT
Farmers Organize Society TO.
Keep Alive Monthly
Gatherings.
Especial to The Times Digpatch.1

GLOUCESTER c. 4 H, VA March IL
The Circuit Court held It's first session
to-day under tho new Constitution. with
Judge Garnet on the bench a heavy
rainfall made the attendance small
Persuant to an invitati..T given by tho
members of the Farmers Club, which has
had a useful existence FOR several years
in Gloucester. the. agricultursts met in
masy in the courthouse to-day and or
;ganized an agricultural society. Mr.. NJ.
x. Emth, Of Gloucester. vas chosen
president: Judge Garnet. OF Matthew'S;
MIR. r.. u Jones, OF A11ddlesex, vice-pres-
idents, and Mr.. ~, G. stubbs, secretary.
The object Of the organizationsis 10
discuss agricultural & questions. w TO buy
and sell produce, imp emontss and FER
tilzcr, largely and in eli ia j to keep
alive the old courtsday Esrhcrnss. For
this last reason the meeting will 1be held
the first Monday In every other month,
the Circuit ,Gourt meeting in the inter-
vening month. VIZ
The question for the next meeting
VIII be- tho preparation and selection OF
seed for corn crops Mr.. ISoiner, COM
missioner OF agriculture was Invited TO
address the meeting. ~ {.s 4,
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PRODUCE MARKET

NEW, YORK.. Marin 1,--yLoI,! s--c,ontinucd
inactive AM, partly lover e FILL MnnGSn,a
i noll: No Western. SIC. BARLEY Easy.
Whcat-spot easy; NO req. ~ .., o ,ppfias
i1,i; a, noon had partially recovered on the Wis
ibe supply reduction. a later bear raid de, De.
orazed the market howsser u y aIosea At
sss. , iimsM ss;.c nst sep,ember ssse
G'ornspot STEADY No npnI n c opion
ma was d ~ 81 aag al ul1s ac
Tirin. Cut Meais-6uie, IardQuiet; Western r
s .lsnn,,d s. o. Poristeady family
sisnls 80; short clear. 4l5Nl5!o mess, *l9,eeg
100. Tallow--cuie, Tmrpcnune--oui 80
.,ttt,r.s opened slsany an advance CT ipd-9
points Before pic-dny the market developer
n saCginS tendency and hnal prices showed
the net gain reduced 10 oap points s1'es
u susarnIsaw. firm; fair refining. 1s.l6c.
Ttusa g tst 1isSi Il, H s1ania sss5
cut loaf and crushed $5:so; Powederd ~, st,Io;
granulated. $50: cubes - So oaases,.fdarr n
extra sessh sate
iii cream. ( fancy small, colored. September
isc small white September. lsc Egss-FirIn;
State and Pennsylvania. nearby aYera sest
pot Po,atoes-steady: Long Island ssa3 80: ,Jer-a
syos. s5ft.s5; Jersey SWEETS sisgu ~, ir,n
fancy handp!cked. o,sc.: other domestic. * g
sln Caibagcs--Firrl; domestic. per Ton. sssal
$500 per 100. ssflio.eo. cotton-By steam To-
Liverpool, l2c
CHICAGO j LIZ March liberal Russians
.exports and a settlement OF the Argentine
strike caused d net loss of 23sc. to-day IN May
and oats s9 H. Povisons arc 7isaSdc lower
Open. High. Low. Close
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CONE, COURT r I
OR NO COURT ( |
Grecnesvillc Citizens Cannot
Easily Surrender an Old
Time Privilege.
fspeclal 70 Tho Times Dispatch.)

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch) [%
sIlaIPORIA, VA, March 1.-The force of
habit was splendidly Illustrated to-day
whom hundreds Of country citizens began
pouring into town. IT was court day.
ind while the elements wero against the
Visitors, they came nevertheless.
Tho now Constitution has abolished the
old court day" Of yore but II will re-
,qure many months to fully eliminate this
feature from the minds of the country
denizens, Circuit Court will convene o.
morrow however, and an unusually
heavy docket will be disposed of.
The people of Greenesville county are
eager for good roads. and In no section
of the State will be found tho highways
in a moro diapldated condition than here.
Tho heavy rains recently have placed
many OF the public roads In such q con-
ditlon us to render them well-nlsh I'M
passable.
Tho ravages of typhoid foyer is creating
considerable alarm among some sections
of Greenesville, and While few deaths have
resulted from the disease so far, 1T IS
menace to, the public health and should
be oradicated at the earliest possible
time. s LIZ, y
No reasonable explanation is made for
its appearance at this time OF the year,
as typhoid fever Is considered rare
complication in the community, hence "
is concluded that the invasion may be
traced TO the visiting element.
Mrs. Nathaniel Vincent Is critically ~
at her home in Belfield,
Drs. IS, Wright. OF Jarratt, and prewfy,
of Richmond, We're among the visitors 20
lsmporIn to-day.
MIR. w. j, Michael, who for the past
several months has otliclated IN the ca
paoity of assistant postmaster VIII leave
ftr BroudnaS. Va, where he goes 10 nc
cent n position With tho Southern
Mr. ~. ID, Whittuker OF Norfolk, VII
relieve Mr. Michael
Mr.. George Williams, of Philadelpha,
has recently bought throug. colohel
! Weits. of this eily. farm near town,
Mr. Williams Will conduct a large he'll
merry,
ciarmingly entertained by Mrs NJ ~
'rillar AT hcrho home saturday. 4,
fgs.% ----sAd--------r----a Ss 1t 85
Miss I.ottle FaGInoner, who lllis been
quite sick at her a,a:s:s, Is much ltl'pfoYsu'
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EXCITED AND NERVOUS.
Cotton Opens Higher Than Sat
urday's Close.
(Ry Assoclated FresE,.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, March 1.-THE
cotton market was In an excited and n,err
yolls state for the greater part OF me TN
At the opening The tone nc !, was IS, called 81 q
twenty-four points higher than the close
Of Saturday. Tho better opening WAS
induced by extremely favorable LIVER
pool cables. which caused o. large mum,
Der of buying orders lii addition q good
volume Of buying orders had aceumu
over Sunday. chiefly with the wire houses
1t was day of narrow Illustrations, and
the scalper was not as conspicuous Us le
has been a certain scalping element
found prices too nigh, and sold short for
a turn, on the strength of the sro'WSin,s
bcarlsh sentiment. Which, !. vas 81 rihiaiiS
founded on the Inequalities between
spots p,tsl and futures, The short scalping in,
forest undoubtedly saved the market
from a wide break q i the close for ~
soon as prices commenced to EoYdowll W
commented to take profits.
During the graa1G o n, tn pr.a a ey
than ten points, 81, 5ss @
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"a Show Of Activity at the O-pei1-
Ing 1t.ad. Short Short
Life,
OPERATORS ARE Dlseus / : 1: ,
Northern Securities Is Forced
Down Two Points, But Rises N
at the Closing. a3
ny Associnted Tres, ],

J.. .
NEW york;, hfurch 7i----Tlicrc was q
short-lived spurt of activity II, th0 stock
market this morning, and SONG appear
I. ance of nervousness, owing 10 the general
conviction that the Supreme Court would
hand down It's decision to-day ~ the
Northern securities case. When ~ wiis
definitely announced that the decision
would not come today. the market re-
aEscd into Il degree Of stagnntton tlat
has not been elualIcd before since the
present ora of dizziness set in. Northern
Securities Itself WAS forced down nearly
~ points in the curb mafks1l a., 9n ,,,t.
I''hc further period Of whiting md sls US.
pcnse thus involved disgu$sted1 operihsorI
entirely from doing anything ~ The e. mar,
gkct Foreign markets elected a .!,
cement IN this marriott . mn,
from the continent Indicating the con.
#iiniird uneaslncss there. The bitterness. q
81 the conlct for foreign freight !, tra1ilGs
gives added Importance to the tontapl
freight onlclala. reports or current tra NJ s,
nc, which 81 or some discourage ncnt
oyers,he lishtncss Of new business sS 81
3 The policy or continued heavy borrow
ings by railroads Indicated by the lout
esnans,on n,e sa tyr bn nna sa
4 cism. In tho last half hour OF the marKet.s
tIic short interest nccnmulatcd on | he de-
nj Inc or this morn Ing and Saturdny,l
covered thcir contracts and lifted a mum
be, OF prominent stocks e polnt oyer
saturday. The closing was irreg guar. pc
+ low the best. 5i{
bonds were steady. Total sales. rnr
: value tl.1T0.0Ol. az 3s. S4 5Esi
& Untcd States bonds were unchanged OH
Total sales 2o.,7 shares. #
NEW YORK, March Close: Money
on ca ii easy.$l 3-4 10 9 per cent; closing
bid / "a offered at 2. Time loans easy;
sixty days per cent; ninety days s IL
stoI3 IL: Elk months 3 1-2 to \, Prime
exchange heavy With actual business III
bankers bills AT lss ~ 70 y. $50 for de-
mand. and n s,tt3.i55 TO y. $40 for SIXTY
Is day bills. Posted rates ftai IL and Si,$1
W. Commercial bills SIS; ~ to SIZE 5.s.i
Bar silver 81 rs. Mexican dollars. f5.
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SOLDIER PREACHER
GOES TOHIS REWARD
Death Of Rev.. sgd g, Ferguson,
One Of NIosby's
Men.
Especial 10 The Tilnea-l5lspatcl.)

I.EpsBuRc, MA. March 7--Rev. sgd"
q. Ferguson pastor Of the Methodist
Church of this place, and one Of the most
prominent ministers Of The Baltimore
died al his home here this morning OF
apoplcxy and hear, disease, aged about
sixty lie Was Il native OF Fauguer
county Ma, and when aulte young en-
,ttacliled Himself 10 NIosby's famous com,
mund. lie was ono OF the most daring OF
that command and9durins one OF Mosby's
IAN Blazer. OF Tie Federal army, He has
held high positions In the l,ultimoYe. Con-
5erence, and was Y presiding elder OF soY-
Its wife and five daiEh;ers survive
Mrs. Nl;lly Foley, AZ Clarke county;
Mrs. Sadie Rtekel, Of New Jersey; Misses.
Matte, Gutllurinp, Bessie and Margaret
ferguson, VI this PLACE, 5s ag
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THE SURVEY FIR ON
ROSNEY TO HAWK.
3(spociaI q T1e Tin,es- Dispa;l

(Spocial&to The Times Dispatch.)
WHITE HALL. VA, March 1.-The re-
cent survey of line from Rosney to
Hawk. on the Farmvlley and Powhatan
best information obtained it seems to be
an independent move, and that the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company Is not
behind the scheme.
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7N,'A.,,yA,L STORES.

WILMINGTON n. G.. March 7,-sPIRlTS
3TuRPENTI Nlc--Steady ct 5sc. receipts ~ "
Ga sks Hosin-StcadY at $40; receipts, !s3
barrels. Tar-Firn at sl.45: receipts 70 barrels.
Crude Turpentlnc-Firm At 81 5G4 90; receipts
y SAVANNAH. GA, March 7.-TURPEN-
TINE Firm at b9,sc. sales. % casks receipts Si,
sales DO barrels; receipts LA barrels; en-
ports liT3 barrels. 3ga55 I'll
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Grain Futures Department.

~ tBV8 Assocla ed I7less.) = u
4 NEW ORLEANS, LA. March 1.-THE
grain futures department of the Board
Of Trade was opened to day, and for the
first time in tho commercial history OF
New Orleans grain futures We're dealt
bushels Of Gonna forty-elght cents.
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BURGLARS INDICTED.
Mr.. Hale's Little Son Has His
Arm and Hand Crushed.

Especial q The TImes- DlspatcIh)
mink robbers were indicted in Judge
sa, Saunders court to-day and the trial set
for Monday next, It. is understood that
Hughes billiard, of Chatham, VIII assist
in the prosecution. .is5i -
The fifteen-year-old son OF John s.,
Hale had his hand and arm crushed ~
his fathers Touring mill, al calloway.s,
ampl,tate the limb in The hope Of saving
the youths life.
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She was taken to the hospital Saturday
afternoon, and is resting comfortably
now physicians are hopeful Of her RI g
acovcry. Very great sympathy IS ffelt mere
for her and tho family, as both Mrs
Battle and her husband, Rev. DR.. II. Nv.
Battle, have very greatly. eEdeared them
selves to al classes Of people since their
coming here from Petersburg. a year
a go 1900 ttf} Il id
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA. March 7.-PEA,NuIs.a
note. Prices continue Arm; offerings are light
and no large sales are reported. Is.
NOR FOLK VA, March 7.-PGANlJTS-y
farmers market higher or aii grades: fancy
4si 9ii1sc.: siricly prime; 4'sI 4Se prime. l:s@
eradeu. s!GIc.; Spanish. sL1o91. Las. MarAes
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

+. NEW YORK, March dry. goods buying Is
Of n discouruEing character and operations are
Tx eIv1 to Continue on q very limited scale. The
outlook for continued high prices for raw cot
ton is not influencing the buyer to any create
activity and, In fact. the higher cotton goes
Inc more restricted are his orders as he looks
for a movement In the other direction event
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BALTIMORE. MD, March 7.aFLouR-
Quiet; winter patent, 50. a.6o; spri.lg patent,
S. g5m5.6O. Whsat-Dull spot, contract nnd the
81 os., Corr pul and steady, spot and the
Month S2aSs,ac oatssteadSS XII i 10 Wtt, s'
1srm and nrchanscd fancy Imitation. 2oc; do
creamery, slcy; do ade, 10, i1ggs-steady q
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Colelnan-Parker.a

Especial to The Times ispatch.)
MA FRI 8 eaiaan and Y Miss i lrsho Ill
Parker, daughter Of MI. b. NJ Parker
OF Spotsyyanla county, were married
Sunday night In the Screamersvillc
HOWE oftlcia ting.
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pFrs, Battle Better.

(Specipl To tr!e 'l'imes,plspalch2
E GREENSBORO, n G. March TINE
condition Of Mrs, Maggie Stewart Battle,
wlo WAS stricken With paralysis Satur-
day Is considerably improved to-day
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STORE AND P0sTOFFICE
BURNED IN PRIN CEy5 EDWARD

special to Tho Iinies-Dispatch.)
E OVERLY. VA, March 1.-The store
house of r. W. VaughanEEwi a large
stock OF goods and postoffice, at this
last night between and 1870 clock. The
origin Of tho fire Is unknown.
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Northern Pacific ....,,.......... 7osi
Norfoik and Western con. As.............. 379s
Dragon, Short Line A and Partc......... 9li
.Tocniisvlvat,Ia couv 3Iss.,................ 0oi1
ReadIng General A. a5&
81 TIniiia and iron Mountain con 5s....... ia II
st. Louis and San Franclsco IS. 4s.......... 80
ST. Louis Southwestern 21sts...s........... =;
Seaboarl Air Line As #...................... " .
Southern Pacific As SSls
southern, Railway So lai
aTsxas and Pacific lsts Observation-Disclosures. lis #
Toledo, ST. L. and Western 4s............ 6o7s
Union Pacific As 1D3h
JInion Pacific cony. As Observation-Disclosures. 9jss
III 81 steel I'd IS 72si
Wabas., lists IL
Wabash Deb BIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6s7s
IVhecling and Lake Eric AZ ................ SO AZ
Wisconslt, Central A S9it
Colorado Fuel and Iron con 5s............ 70
AZ and o. COLLATERAL Trust As Zen. Int. ~. %
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc 81 ,
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& GIFT CALHOUN. ,S.
A Fathers Objection Overcome
and AEloneuent u me cessarv.

54 dlIugE1UE'C111c1Il.IO 113tCCCood1y' 33
AsNpGessHf e Vac e ala nsi p7s @Mr frank
Gitt and Miss Minnie Calhoun. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.. Calhoun. of pulaski
City. were married to-day at the residence
bride objected to the marriage on ac-
count of her youth}and came to Roanoke
after her but sho gave him tho slip and
went to Bedford.
He finally consented, and the marriage
took place, Rev.J. NJ, Thomas officiating.
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.roTToNsEEp OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 7--Tbe cottonsced oil
market ruled steady on light offerings and a
bct,er spot situation IN In hog products Prime lIl,a
yellow S9c.; off summer yellow, nominal;
prime white, 4l,id4ec prime winter yellow,
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CLOSING G BOND QUOTATIONS.

lrh,co,n nj Northwcstern cor1sol Is ~. 12aH
iSih;ca 81 n i md Pacific 4s.......I.... G3ia
,,,;,aso' - and par mi 5s.....,,,..,
C., &C. and st, Louis gen. As........... g .sy
Chicago Terminal t ~
t.oinTndn' md Southern 4s ,................. Si3s
Dnny"r n nj Mo Grandc IS ................ 96Ht
iSrin' nrior liet, AZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 96G
MI l:annral a. siss
X ~ I,art M i,onver f-ify ste 1914 N
itock lnp 'VaIiey 1olA
i.ouisvin and Nashville Unified e sst
Manhattan consol gold lsSs &
~ sIcam Grntral 1st 1875
~ -, ~ III o,,is AZ 80 . 90 a
Misao,,ri x ansas and Texas Is. ............ ais
Misssr Kansa; and Te ca
a, Wa-t y! r,e,, ri gen AN 07h
M 1a a. Cant mi gen 49,. 1854
.or7 ypaciac As 100
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Cash quotations wcro as ToloWhs T ,LI.Nn39}tn
Steady. Butter--Weak: ereameries, H4i iaiiSSci
dairics, l3,sMalc No. spring wheat. SiuS KY
No rcd,:aasAe; No, corr; seNGsio' NJ No;
harley, &a lic. fair to choice mailing, +5eIAgss
No naxssed slos Ne i nor Mnss eS,, i ef
barr1l, slys7iti 90; lard per 100 pounds. s7loGp
s sSTt MA !des 9s92Ss} g. W sksy
husis ~ nigh Wines, SIPS Glover, contract
snss slGt 3, ,ss@iSs Ghe * s
Firm at l0aql;ac ne nSo t oS,,vo
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nALIlMonE sTocIs MARE ET.
Richmond. va. March T. 1904.
SALES,

4 BALTIMORE, MD. March T.--Seaboard Air
Line common. 0isdl0,s; do. Sprcferred ISIS Ile1:.
seaboard ss--Nothine doing Atlantic Coast
quoted. 1ltlH5+ $500
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s.. rrfunding 2s. REGISTERED, lolhs
u. y. refundnt: ~. coupon t....i...........1c los
u. s., 81 registered ~. 1os
u. s. as coupon \. 4. Observation-Disclosures. 1861
Il. s. New AZ, registered. ............. 1871
u. s.. Nely 3s coupon s.. 1874
III 4. Old A. registered. 1904
I'll 81. Old N. coupon ................... 1o7A
sAtchifon general As .......................ii 9
'Atchisor, adjustment Is ................ ~. 50
Atlantic Coast Line Line ~ ............... u
baltimore ami Ohio AZ .... - 1ol,s
zI,.i,i,norc antI ohio aus 93h
-. ~ ~ ~ r, norr,,n ta 10j
.,t,.,i ~ = .enr.,i., lat Inc ,......... 6s
r,nnaams,r " mi IN II 1lsr lot
i;,,;rsrln I'd TNI,or, &. 75h
r;hi.hsn "a and QUINCY new IN 3eia
Chicago, 81 and ct! Paul gen. $780,. 5lVs
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s %sSsm e a ssT ess. s1s5 s
s s;s eu f4s.i ;H sss: y! sSss 4.
G css ~ legs 'S,Soas:70' r0usns '''4'' :.
SHEEpI :; h sheep i tssaShc; common e
CHICAGO ILL. Marcel, 7 :. "a 7. e 10
ssp,s 90 he srIme M !sers sfss
m '"sn ssa4se stoekers ana ssss@
ss ~. eisF. ea1es gss f:nns5.
90 head 900 head M Ma S ne
EssS Sassi
90 t hsaa Me a5xs1 s'saax rs fair ehese
n mIHss' ,s saisa is2 2ss Mss'ern s"Ssp
NEW YORK March 7.BEEvE s., E; 1 sGr
io% sai s, s,s s ss,s ssas
;5S9 ssss , sr@ eSs at S
s24 head ysa5 ss saGs o T.
SaT1rs calves City dressed ysa,s
IS GoHsa sheep sna and sGs5
he sheep Erm lambs 8 a3 &c. h y hes
lsasSc higher. state and PennsyIy hogs.
s5.bog5oo. s5
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTSBCRG.I Ia.
March 7-cATTLE-Rsceipts fair, % ioaas = on y
al 20: fair, 50, ioT415. Hogs-Receipts. light;
double decks market ,d hlgher me
sSMasSo: jirht workers., So Od Co; igs. s.
5,sS; roushs s3boa5.co shee p.,sul,pl% light;
markc, steady Prime wethers s. sog " CON a
mon s. 60sI3. 25: choice lambs, S6.5oge ~. veal
calves IS. 5o97, %. S5
4 r,1Nc1NNATL O.. March 7.-1IOCiS-Activc
and shrherF at ST. iod575. tCattle-Stcady at
sse5a47S. Sheep-Dull at S?.75a4's5 Lambs
Easy al 81 5edb. So.
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SAILED

PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH 7, 1904, a
ARRIVED,
Charlotte Murphy, Baltimore passengers and
general cargo. s.,,,,r ~
Charlotte Murphy, baltimore, passengers and
general cargo. 4a5
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& SEwG Ot,f Fans LA. March f.--COTTOS-
spot cotton in good demand at full prices
Futures opincd steady and firm With prices
1sstI points up caused by the improEein nj
in Liverpool aud the advance niNnw YORK.
Fluctuations were frequent, but marrow. IRON
lion OF about 10 po.nts. but soon recovered. IN
the trading May first advanced 2 POINTS 70 70
1G.Ga declined 10 1904 gained coupe q
POINTS and then foil on to 2l5oi July showed
similar uctua,ions The marke. ei SY ir1n n
NpriI and May ia. June y, July 10. August
- ssp,emhsra and GsteSs srch II,
Anrii Is siaI, IS; Nay, I5,3@I15e5; June. l62llt
1870; July, ls42Gf1s Az August. u 70, q;
September 134sif1abl; X October l..a9a1-Si.i