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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-13

Market pullsBlp Somewhat, But But.
Displays Rather Positive IE o,n I. III
Of Weakness.
."pENNsYD PRES 60 II Or SALE I! !.

NV Hsnctatcd Prcss.)

4 Ii t y = v. ID T. =
5s5{ NEW YORK, March 13--rhe stock mar
$ket developed some activity today and
= rather positive tone Of cakncss. Inc
,wcnlsn css was largely synpathctlc.,. Wilt
L tia 4 pressure upon Individual stocks. CO.
ptclally Metropolitan street ail,yay md
metropolitan Securities. The liquidation
Ii these two stocks gave signs Of ln r.
gency ana cost the former SIS points
and Inc latter 5 points. The ceiling was
thought likely To be due to " settlement
az one or two largo estates largely In,
torested Iii tic property. l'cnnsyl an w
4 also was freely pressed FOR SAFE una l'1I
broke through tho support which has p % \
n3evidence above IL. Tic price toucledI
#1l11.2, which H only 81. above the ' NJ
point. 3f M Il !, 3. VI n
Il vas supnosed to bc To provide. funds for
hnbscription to the ne IN stosK
Il Tho market hardened on SHORT covering ~
in spt q Of thcSccntlnu,,d weakness OF 4 llc
two metropolitan stocks, and the clos '''
United states Steel conapis,, Y,
Sug the ryeaHerg XIII, waa
contrary to cxpcctations5l The bank state
snent was Il iiitiles Influence however s
The condt ion q US MONEY ,asT
#Ihes Etea dineas OF Northern Securities on
4 he curb had 4 Il dissunsiyc nilncnca on
Il traders. & who sold stocks Is est er -sll 70
Il discount afpossible Adecson in the Supreme
courts on Monday. Total splcs Of bonds,
pa,.&Yaiua, s0i5. 900. 58 ,,i l .ls !,
4@ The bond market has been dull ana tltl I
II GlugRIsh sympathy with stocks. United
& states bond sy;ere unchanged on y Scail lof
# the 8week. 5sf345 Ssy IS L
Total sales 81 stocks were ls?, 1o t'
shares. rs s4 Il
NEW YORK, March la.--CIose: Money
on call nominal; no loans. Time loans
4 steady sixty days 3 per cent; ninety
Il daygs l-2; six mouths 4 to ! -4.s4 Prime
mercantile paper j - 10 8 I'D per cent.
Sterling exchange ready. VIII ACTUAL q &:
business IN ba mixers bills q i = ss.s1 g
siS6.75 for demand, and at $+.S3.S0 to " 81
IS 70 for sixty day bnls: II Post ed rates x4.s
"a q 10 St.$7T 1-3, Commercial bills Il
TO sl.s3 81. Bar silver atcx !caIi dol
lars -. S33 u "a Il t4s y s5a{ssy.
9stl NEW y DIRK. March Il. --Th g tatement
of averages of the clearing house banks
OF this city for tho week shows:I Loans
$685.. Se9 600, decrease s2tbi94o0; deposits
y S1.037, 36s $50 decrease ~ s2tst0; circulatio
S37,y62 900. decrease 7sI.2u6se11; legal tenders
u s70,ll0eoG. decrease 4 $3.50, 100; specie ssl9, s.
la5,l00. decrease x577:3ep reserve s22so. e1l,,
80, dccreagc ss37.ogo ;5s res crvc a required
u $50 ST.. rs. decrease $s3l,2J; surplus SO. :
yy7. O75. a decrea SO s6,2i5: e:.- Unit States
y deposits $50, SO SIS. increase ssaq3, 10. D
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COTTON MARKETS.

- I.
NEW YORK. March ls.--The cotton market
opened quiet and steady Mt "a decline OF ! ls
crop I positions wero unchanged to g points
higher The declines were the result Of !, aul-
daton following rather dsappoiintins Lysr
forithe day a receipts, while che late positions
came In for considerable demand from cont
ever. little aggressive selling and the bullish
showing Of tho vsiblc s,ipply tulament caused
higher levels OF yesterday. This demand, with
5thonssistancc Of moderate bul support. rallied
themarket soon the oakland at ono tine ,1
higher Following this they ensed OFT to about
last nights level after Which The market, con-
5tinfins moro or less IRREGULAR was Ecilel1i!iy
quiet and steady 35A .$ VI {5E " \ u! Ii,
Decepts at the ports to-day ,vero 10, 900 les
against 1880 last week and IS ,o23 last year, For
the week $1,000 bales against Bless last aweek
and s7.7.s last year TO days receipts ~ New
Orleans were S,oS7 bales AGAINST 600 Last sst
last year, i'3 NJ Va. sE sss fgf3zGa fs
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fine WEEK lNITHE
TOBACCO MARKET

Sales for the week jus It closed have been
the heaviest OF the season. with prices
very well sustained. Neurly 700. 600 pounds
were sold.
4 MIR. HAZEL, Of shockoe, ports a res
cord breaker, 1iav wing sold on Fridays
SAID so,7sO pounds of tobacco for a fraction
over d eight cents average This, says
Mr. HAZEL is the largest sale made on
tho market & this season with the best
iaverag sc. Below are some Of the sales
made by. we'll known tobacco growers In
the $sul,-c,sredS terrific wllu wero regis
tered ,at Sh6ckoe warehouse: ri
$$ G. G. Bledsoe-S40 pounds, II IS pcr hun
bred ,515 pounds, SIT per hundred !; $40
pounds h sggs per hundred; $50 pounds, j
ssIo peri hundred, N # S}3F3.i ~ d 5E.
~ j. ". Bowles-14o pounds, sl0.7o per hum
dred " $50 pounds, $40, per hundred; SO
pounds, s14 per hundred !: 90 pounds, s13.76
per hundred; 14o pounds, Sla per hun
5dred. 81
Sss a. Gary--5 Dos pounds for an average
OF sl1.75+ per hundred. e 81 sa
S. w. cChestney-210 pounds, S. 90 per.
hundred; $50 pounds s1o per = hundred;
275 pounds, $l4.25 per hundred & 70 pounds
SIG per hundred s1o pounds, SCI per hu IN
dred. MA ",
e S, II S tanley--o75 pounds 50. 20 per hun
dred I; s05 pounds, $$224 per o.o
pounds. SIPS per hundred,
w. Edm ond ----49O pounds, Ss.25 per hum rl
dred ITO pounds, SLID per hundred q 80
pounds, $l4.75 per hundred; 20 pounds,
$3.50 81 per- hundred; 81 100 pounds, $lS PCT
hundred 70 pounds, sl9 per 1undree
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II! s. retupdnE es. ,rcgiRtered \. 1oi
~. 81 rsflndlng as, coupon ...... los
HI N AZ VI. +. ~. 100
M q A. o,it,n,, . y, T. *. les
II &. N.,v NJ ~ Il 4. !. 1J2
n <; S.,v I'll VI. 3 coi,on I'D \. 81
4. Old 4s re glstcred. 1 3e1
III. 81, Old 49, coupon "A. TX ~
ttchton general ~ ~
AtniBon al uatme11t ~ o.
Atlantic Coast Line As ~
Baltimore and Ohio ~ ~ ~
Baltimore and Ohio ~ ~
Central Of Georgia 81 Z. ~ ~
enttal OF Georgia list Inc. 6 ~
Chesapeake and Ohio ~ ~
~, H., ~ r, y All CJnincv ie,y 0l
EtTnisasS trSSand StiIpai1i gctlT as !. los
Chicago and S0fthwe1terIis coti. rs
Chicago. IT and Pacific ~ :. "
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R1cHMoNn PRODUCE MARIlET.

R FLo III Receipts CONTINUE ilsllt and mVIKet
dali. 6 y. Ri u !. 4, tss,,,. a 43,tls
r t:OHN--Dull; recelpts liberal. -, o,so,,,,.
Coais--S Continue slow anu very dull reee'pss
and stock heavy, I . Is & a5 5s3s y $ gs4ss
RYE-Quiet but firr,, Z, L., A ,a i,,;,;
IiAY,E eceiPts itye somewhat inrrea VI ~ ~,
Fthe den,alid continue active and NO naRe ny
change iii quot atoms from last week. Z,
sEtidS-R Receipts liberal, but the, nlarhettsls
very act I've. ef s5Ys 81 S TX. NJ, .i,s
BuTTE r. Fancy grade rontinun ~ fair.dee-
5inand; ali other grades quiet ana prices loW
HPOLJL'pFYr-Co Continues active IN Guosas!SYiS
for bot live and sdressssls s2tSs X, asA
BAC c,N-0ld Continues in good
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CoTTONSETD OIL MARKET.
8s5 NEW FORK. March 13..--Cot tonsced oil was
ut,let but steady. Prime crude, {. O. b.. fhllls.
5aln32c.: primo summer Vel q sc or SUM-
NOR yellow Nominal prime white 4lc. prime
winter elbow. lilac. 5 nm s5i5 ssS
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MARINE -1NTELLloENCB..

1861 q / N Y; 40 losI
a53 steamer; Pocaiiontas, Graves, Norfolk and
Janlca River landings, merchandise and pas
sengcrs. giniaE Navigation GO. =, I, 9.
b barge Oak, Winstead. lanes Illvor, light
a Steamer brandon. Rhotfes. Norfolk, B. Iner-!
.ciandise and Bptssengera.. OLD oninlon line. \
49, 35as 81 SAILED I'll s3s {4tl 49,
Z steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk, n,er-i
chn,idiAc{ nld M ssengcrs. Old Dominion line.
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ny GOODS MARKET.

n NEW York, Marsh 1G-1ti dry goods the
weeks eills with little Interest eyilcncGd "
euluieiy necessary for them to purchase for car.
rent ticelf9 : uylng lius been u an extremelS
roiise ryntlvc chhractor Athougi the JoDbeiIhs
active scason liz not over. n considerably sintiil-
er Volume OF buslncss IL being TRANSACTED. ~
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
I. / ~ Richmond. Va. March l.. 100
tfg,l!ti 44pt laIlf1Cl1,AtrTON,s tslE M

WHEAT " is ia n I, = j, I, 4
EjIsd safca,, Iots) II. 05 III 1907 &
fca Siof 81 l5 QD l07 II
sSna IA fcar iot s.. LOS d l07
Va bas ii lots II. I, 4. LOS
yEbS,e ~ 81 ,ot 4, 2, IS a sd
4 M 20 xvhi ito IcarS 10 81 SOY: 60
Y No 3 white (caf lot % n eg % %
N S. mike mixed Gear y
~ ~ -, -, "a 1ot !, 4! As 10 45,:
( MA n,iSed fcai, lot s. ~ A a Az:
~, . ,vhifa Sfc;r. lot 81 .y Al; 90 AZ
Winter seed ne r LOT s. . vi 60 ~ 81
Is.,rf carr, sfcn r sIot ~ 20 lbs IS % 65%
RYE fbnE lot s. so a SIS
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IS, MARKET.

# NEW YORK. srnrch Eft 9 UR--Flrlnlys
held but not quot higher Minn aat, Pa
sssa Is; IS farsy sksg
tsuiet: yeliow western. Ellis; ktin-dried. y TO
s. g0.5 Rye--DulI; No. Western, So. Barley
asy: ,seis @ 5 "a options
opened barely steady on disappointing cables
and predictions Of rains in kansas, huta -
sired 10 unload some bgh-pricsd wheat bought
yesterday and also sog Chicago ns5 :
he el9ss wa ,,s nss y
C'ori,--Spot steady; No.. nominal OPTIONS
and ga ssssd sse
July 5s,sc.; September, 5sl.c. oats-:'tead 'l
'sY Seeis .sd fan,ily. sl1sod mess. 500
50 Beef huns. SO packet, slp ~
ll.ao Cut Enthusiastically; picked bellies tex "a.
sc picked shonlds,, s4gss:s p s,as,,n
I'd S7s5; reiined, steady. cornpound. $685.
Realistically; family. sl6Iis.Joi short clear
Butter--Steady; extra fresh creamery &c;
state dairy, lia.iu cheesa-ouict:3 STATE. g., full
nnss se 3D. fs'9ssa WRts M
z late made, loSac. Eggs Firm: State and PENN
sylvania, nearby. average ftacst ZIG; West West
TaIlow-pnlI; city eol,,try Tsr.
pentne- Nomnal u es ' 6sse lsosn-ssea p
ee ntsSti neassss ll.ls
e4a tf' sTss aul leat
powdered. $50: granuated tto1;F cubes, $3.50
sss M9,asyas Io
steady: 70. invoice. sAsc.; mid, steady; cor-
dG noiat ,S,ss seaay; Long Island.
seys ts!T5aa i; Jersey sweets. 8 oo state
and Western. In snckss 81. 1901 az. TO- Peanuts
Steady sanabpssse
Cotton-By steam to Liverpool, IS. K y
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Il3 E5 ~ II edmond. Va, March J., 3 1904 y
Dark Fired Tobacco-N New: Receipts continue
liberal. and market firm at unchanged prlces.
Old: Receipts and offerings very lighl ana mar
receipts; Il market fairly active ~ sun Culcd--
Keceipts liberal, market continues active for
all good stock common ~ nd green stock dull.
The quotations ale ls 4, foll6
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MISCELLANEOUS 4 MARKETS.
t,EANtJT MARKET.

X Sf PEANUT MARKET .... n 4, VI. K
n Observation-Disclosures March, ia.4-PE1ASUIS.---
In the reiiiiut market there ia no change i, 70
note tloes eontsnie trln oHsarhss aro lshs'
IN0RFCL{, VA, March 70. Il ,IsANuTs--5i
Fancy, a5t iSac PRIME:
dt4Mc. common, " i13ssc. Spanish 7l'ls PCT
btfytp. til t3 s ~ Hr{
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1JN1oN$ STOCK YARDS, PIrTsBURei. PA.

Nj UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTSBURG. PA.
March I2.--CATrL F. supply light; market
steady Choice. sja 5.15; prime, "a LOO: falr
81. 4Val4. IL. Hogs-SNppiy light: market higher
on heavy grades. Prime hsayies and mediums,
heavy workers. 50 light york
ers $,saS "a fs1S
twethers, sl.S0l5.00; common sheep, S250a3 e5 !;
choice lam S6lOlp6. %; veal Calves $G,60lI 90
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.LYMcnnURG .ToBAGco MARIlkr

49, n IyllcHNIIE, ~ us n tFHII = i'V ~
Sales Ct loose tobacco on s. the LynehbuIs
ilNoi, reported BY John + oglesb%, % ltynehss
Warehouse: ~ :, " 30 oo
pounds; sold week ending March 9Th. s8i. so
bounds; increase fpr week ending March 9th.
Sid rro,m October /. 1919, {, AIarca 8 1904
SOL 500 pounds; sold from October J ~ Y
March 8 lboJ 4 i.Ns9, 40 pounda; deercasli Tor
1904, N 3G.0Ss. in, pounds. 5elgl D y -. IN.
Receipts OF tebleyo, Wns n9m'ra,a hyrlg if i.
Il ennnion and medium grades Prices continue
about as for The past seyGral eNsep, a. q
n,,ri, dssSura ged about telys mex .crop. hut
fesv plant beds been burned tSw
there lac been n6tliing lYpe toward Irspa ring
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I,rAI.TJA1oRE sTocIl7 MARK q Z,

BALTIMORE STOCK MARK
st BALTIMORE, MD March Sen board Ar
Line common. 10 bid: do, preferred. II. Sea
board ls-- Nothing doing Atlantic. Coast Line
common 1867. ello7; do. prcferred---Notflfg Do
flf s3 ne ;% 93i3 8Fff
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CHICAGO. ILL.,, March a.-Improyed de-;
mand for flour III tho Northwest, together with
market to-day. Compared with last night ! he
May delivery closed &c. higher July WIS, up
oats IA &c., and provisions G31c. a As ~
,1'he leading futures ranged as follows
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400 Amalgnmated Copper 53dd5
! 100 Amer. Car .nt,d 1'odndry... 70

1900 Amalgninated Copper n
/. 100 Amer Car .nid t'Oundry...
y 80 Amer. Cotton Oll.......,.... :
Amer Snuff
4 Amer Can
Amer. Cats tifd ,..i.. u go. y,
600 Amer. LocuinOt ve, corn il.
Amer. locomotive, pfd..... 4:
1890 Amer. Sugar &. I. ID, !:
o sSS e.. Il. S Siid 3. IL. pi,l...:
s sj1 Hro ,i' fsap!d ,f'r,lnsii.,...
. 4o9 t,l,i, !ilf,at veStGi'l'
Golo.& Souttiern. COM, ;;......
Colo. Southern Isl pIidi...... e
sili5 r Colo. Southern. "a hfds....s J.
VI NE Cley.6 CHI, Gill and ~ IL, J.
Confidential r0bacco. pfu \.
1900 Consolidated Gas j
;110D Delaware pnd lIudsOll.
Del, Lack. and West. ..... !,
1850 Erlc,F com -. 4. 4. .,..l.,.......
ti2J Eric. LIST pfd ....... ,......
20 Erie. 2tl pfd .f...
900 General Electric ..........s.I
iG0 1lllnDis Central J.
4 800 Louisville aid Nashville. !
SO MhnEuttnil... ....,. .,.,...i !.
1850 M tro9 Street llull WI \
100 Mexican Central .s.. .s....s.
900 Mo, Kan. aud tex, com.
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AzsRsRHH}i &. I;
VIII EiS ~ ~ 4g3gt ~
$::E:
y BURY. q to &c. per ID. less. @ s
'S Slss;s1s i; 49s s 4 -
81 va. snake, per- lb........t.,...E ~ SS
h May apple. per lb.......,...... gag S. -
"a True pink, per i. ~ Y r.
y Wild ginger free OF hbre...... & -
wild ginger. IA ural g fSs2
APIJANuTS--Farnlers per lp:... o ~ ss53
FAM :$: ~; ~
II sides. smoked III.
Shoulders snlols ed ........:..,.. 4g
pRESSED HOGS X - p x
ELARD-Country prime ey ~! ~
RFLAXSEED-Per55 bushel. LIZ, gg Asg
$TALLOW-PerEl h..t.. t......,.. TAO &E$3: =
WALNUT ISERNELS-pcr5 IL u g ~
lTfiRKEY cooPs lie !. g g IA ~,
si,TTTf, sf .Per .toz o75 d 800
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Y W1t.MtNJ,ToN. n. G.. March ESP 1R1Ts
NE STEADY at 6sc.: receipts, Z
ctsky, h Rosin--Nothng doing; receipts 81 bar.
rnis. Tar--Flrtn at S$145 & receipts, IS barrels
crude Turpentlnc- Firm at 90 recelp
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Co, Bankers and Brokers.

81, MOI Kan. ard rex, pfd..N
200 Norfolk ard Western ........
1900 n. " Ont. and Westcr1,..s
8 Pacific Mall ... y
$500 I'ennsylyuriin Il 3...........
$500 Peoples Gas (Ghica go i..,s,
y 100 Pressed Steel Chr..,..i a..;.5
4 200 Pressed $ leel Cut pfd.
11Gptiblic ]. ard ", con- ~
a WD 1topilbliU III ilild 81, ptd...'.
16QD Reading, COM 80. .......sa
h Reading, list pfd..,...s......
Iscau li,g, I'd pfd..............s
2t00 1soclt 1slantl. com
300 Rock Island, pfd ....s..',..i.
So BIZ s!'ps 'i I'D is. i'll. Id pfi.s..
$500 Southern Paclilc .......t..t.
so Southern Hallway, cel11 l.i'...l /
400 So,ithern Hallway. pfd. .....
X Vim s eal,oartl Air Iiinc, ,colll....j3
Scaboard Air Line, pfd...
v 100 Tenn, Coal and Iron .......
Il 100 Texas Pacific ...........i...
[OlOO Union Pncific .,.....l.........
100 United States Lea ther......g
100 United States Steel........s
11100 United States Steel. ipfd....iSf,
sya.-Cur. Chemical. COME.
Nas- Car. Chemical. pfd....
y 100 Wabash, com
100 Wabash. pfd .'...,...ts
200 Western Union ......s.,.s.
tn WISCONSIN Contra, ...;;.......,
b7o5 WISCONSIN Central pfd...9
d, Total sales 1S7.4tU. 4t
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81 NEW DIRK, March 1o.-REE VEs-Recelp
IA cars for the market; no trading, Dressed
u head Market firm. Ncals sold at $oGl9.
City dressed yeals ~ q la g. Sheep and Lambs
4 d lover Sheep sold ut So 0l5U0 \. lambs at
s6a6.25. Dressed mutt slow ut 81 sac. per
pound IS dressed lambs nc % ll0lsc, " per pound
Iogs-R eceipts, ,1s3 head Feeding nonlinAlly
unchanged. X. sEa i5 sgG
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4 SAVANNAH. Gas, March IT ftPl5N-
dolrig; sales is casks recelpt,s.
sales. u bnrrels; receipts. o9l barrels; exports
745 barrels. .5stl IS } .35 ,,1.,,r,~,
C.ffARLEsTON !. s. q. March q TT Ilp,E Pm
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tho land Ipf tobacco Or any othcr crop there.
fore they Hay Il will he utmost pjssiblo 10
pant any thing like IN ayGtnE oron ot t9 y, ~
btsi laid we'll cultivated Aitl ptotasls prG.
pared for i1urlot bring MS mich money as
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CATTLE MARKETS.
q RICHNiOND%I.IVE STOCK MARKET h
Sales at Union Stock Yards
! Richmond. Nn,, N 6

lStCntn0llu
Receipts for week ending Tuesday: 3
cArTL ags sna ,,oa t dal q
&C.; common to fair. s,agic,; best hellsrs, 4hg
4,sc.; &rncdunl lc. common, SO w G.; dry
5ccws eIs43Acs; bulls, d3isc: qua rantine ca t.
tie. 5a9pi!sc.. as 10 quat Calves. o'sueac''
: Tocs9Rsceipts. Lsss head; market steady.
Coco hogs 5.ivl5. co: shoats 545,4c.
sheep-Receipis, III head; market trrl Goea
sheep, I,sst5i:c.: common to fair, gag iAc.;
Prospects favorable for all kinds Of stock.
III CHICAGO. 4 ILL. y March 1a--CATTLE--lse-
ceipts 800 head. Market strong. v g God 10 prime
steers IS 500 oo; poor ia medium. s3,50lli; IS;
stocke and fesders 5oSS4s5 cows c 81 s %
bulls. $26Ii.O0 calves se. as. ~. IIogs-Re-
ceip,s to-day Il, 900 head Monday $ooge head;
butchers. s5.1og5:45; good 70 4, choice heavy,
$s,s5@5.s0: rough. heavy, 80: light, $issa9
5.55; bulk Of sales, So IS. She ep-Rece 8
1000 head: market strong. Good to choice
wcthcrs. 81. 6oq5.oo fair to scholce mixed. SAG
400 western sheep. ~, 6oa o0; native lambs,
S4U5.65. 3i 81 s5si s. 4 E. j y, z n i:3i{l
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Cotton futures opened steady and closed firm.
March ~ ~ I 6so Ivy T. s9
Nav s. !. 7. .....,,,,,.16 ~ 1862 1911 1861
lima N ~. ..,,,,,,.,.1 1859 q 1859 1854 l6.lS
INV ~. !. ..,,,.,..1( A l6. 60 l6i2 10 Ga
Aipist y !. .ii,,,,,l 6O16E 1885 1898
Senember ~ Y. i 81 sc y K III 94 1852 IN 1899
= ()ctober Y 2S3 l29a E 1881 81 tael
Noyan1her n G3 IL 65 \ 1893 VIII ~
pscen,bers y. ..,...,ls 90 1893 1865 ,ly,ts
snot cotton closed dull; nddlipg uplands,
1866; smiddling gull. 1920 sules, u bales,
Cotton, dull. inlddllns. 1853. gross receipts,
STA bales saIesal bales; stock So IFS bales.
| r otal to-day NJ MI seapotts--Net receipts,
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET 81
Richmoild. Va. ainrrh Il .lss

4 Aner Iean Ioeomso,iya prsferrsed-5 shares a.
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! Official Rar,ge and Sale of Stocks in New York


5ss'A \: 8 6 ,5al
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-02-25
Tendency Of the Times.

The tendency 81 medical science IL
howard preventive u'easu' es' Inc
best thou sht Of the word Is being
given TO lne SUBJECT. IL is easier and
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navar appropriation Dill, ten hours DE-
ing allowed for general debate. Dur
ing the general discussion Mr.. Fitz.
gerald, democrat, Of New York, de-
clared that our naval programme was
to procure a naval force greater than
that Of Germany. He further said
"In all sections Of the country the
conviction, rightly or wrongly Is firm
that the present occupant Of the white
house is apt to involve us In war with
some other nation" adding that the
same belief had been had with re-
spect to the head of another great ma
ton, (which may account" he went
on, "for the fact that at dinner on
Lincoln's birthday at Grand Rapids,
Mich, the highest compliment that
Baron Won Sternburg thought he could
pay TO President Roosevelt was to de-
clare that he greatly resembled the
emperor>p of Germany"
Mr. Foss>uade an urgent appeal for
the upbuildins of the navy. Mr.. Mey-
er, Of Louisiana, strongly seconded Mr.
Foss and said he was for the Panama
canal and for strong navy to guard
Il,
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A POOL ROOM WAR.
Informations Sworn Out by Two CItIxenG
of Madison. ILL.,. Against Two st.
Louis Men.

Madison, ILL.,, Feb. 18.-Victor Schu-
Ter, of st. Louis, was arrested here
last night by Sheriff G. F. Grove, of
Madison county, on warrant charg-
ing him with being the custodian of
funds used in the furtherance of a
pool room enterprise. Sheriff Grove
also has warrant for the arrest of
Senator David Nelson, of the Missouri
legislature, who resides in st. Louis,
charging Senator Nelson with being
a pool seller, and connected with the
management of pool room in Madi-
son, across the river from st. Louis.
A pool room war has been waged
for some time by the citizens commit
tee of Madison and the matter was re-
gently Investigated by the Madison
county grand jury, but no action was
taken by that body. The informations
sworn to by two citizens followed.
Unless Senator Nelson appears on the
Illinois side 1t is probable the war
rant can not be served upon him.