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Five PEI Gent. Money

at8her home oil ighlnnd IS some what
"A Miss anIe Galnez. OF Henrico counts. w III
has been spending some time with MISS iSh%u1%
Lcng. OF Third Avenue has returne'a V hsEs
home. Sl8 X, M sss
eiEn Missionary Society Of Atizpah
tya afternoon. the orga nznton VIII conpinss \
with this evening services ut 9, clock n me
lecture room OF the church. MI Hnchanas
OF Persia will lecture on q pam e u. OF the
members OF the church and 5conEreEationHa ara
cordially Invited to- attelid. s$s
miss Sraudei = vesay, who h9s LOT me Gpaistty
several weeks been sic VIII ~
Mr. Atwood Lewis % ghland Park. who
accidentally shot himself In the knee last 30
slrday morning is reported as get alot'S
n MI. Ca ~ has returned home az ter snendi
some time In FLORIDA Il
gs Quito an interesting pro gramns (! nus 0esiA
arranged for the entertai nnentS which a
given at Highland Park Methods Church Fl
day evening March at 81 ~
ments Will be served In the 6or me-
~ ssst E az MssNs aas
'hs s Ell meeting 81 saalety
Highland Park Church was held y tIls n!scr
ture I, m1ke
y Mr. John Tler arid sdaug liter, NhIssB Nsttl "
OF Ashland W., have be u. vi ting ~ u
;Ynrhrough Of Chestnut II i, /,
SATrs.3 Cary, accompanied X by her chllursll.st
Archie and Cammif, left last week tor MIS-
ssasippt. 49, lS5E i,l ~ US AZ
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total sales were 49, 90 shares.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

b III n. SALES. tsaS FIJI
y,iehmond City ss--3. 80 "A G Ig.ts
virginia G 4, theit'ical GO pfefsrred- %
STATE SECURITIES. Bid, Asked
N sTsh e eassna g. 81 Is
VA q, Shw, G. and r., 1872. s2iAA
CITY SECURITIES
Richmond City Is, r.. ie2o-iesp..t.. tQ-': =.
e. RAILROAD EuSDs
..tlan,a and Char. Isl Is. r.. 1907 !. le7
a G. L II; r. Con IT, p c,,..,:- 81
Georgia Pacific ist ~. G., tf.s,s.... liz
.;sors. ssa and fla lat e Il.
Sn,eh. anu Meek is! IL IL %
i, A.. 1. coh. lst. ~. ly5t,s 4.
" RAILROAD STOCKS. Par,
XS.antle Coast Lane y. !. 10 100
At,an,ics coast Line ces,..s 100 ID & lu7
9Apsatseake and s,alo lt0 -
SorfSlls and :, Western !; 10 IL, az
seubyard Air Line pfd.t 400 lsts 1.s..
4 ssAooard Arr Lane COM. ..-lU "a lei.5
h2nsnsr!' y WAY , s, sTocK
Broad Street Bank ~ 81 as ssila .Ss
First National loJ ee1 M 10 W.
Merchants National x 100 $50 X.
:I;1ra , na ~ 4 md
state Bank OF irstn.n..s. no l5ssis
S.a.as +. rust y, %, N;
Virginia Trust Gompan y lc0 40 q
D SsURANcE COMPANIES. u ~ Il
Virginia Fire and Marine ~. AZ Al
u MiscIiLLASE UUs.
American Locomotive pfd....,..,1 1907. s. IA
Ssnss aa hen Sb I'd + bons ,$s
Va, Carolina Chemical COM. LOO s99ss Y! IS
va. Gar. Z. 20. Col. H. 8 ~ e:.,.,, 81
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: CALL TO REV. MR., COOK.
viii Not Decide Until He Visits
Clifton Forge,

on Friday az this weeks the Reg James
f. Cook, pastor Of the lioge Memorial
Church, will leave for Cllf-
,u, Forgo 10 look over the tiela 70 which
ho MAS called last sunday. He VII $pseacll
In tho shnreli on sunday and NH rsltl,i
sgo; Riehpiond tls,tsspeNt II " f. 81 VI
J; Nit Guok Will reaell mp dscisipll WITH
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c CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK.

Miss Carrie Afeher soc Manchester. Ma. has
steei tha & nest ~ Misses Enla and Edna How
ma n OF Third Avenue. III q .1-g3
t,uuai p,Id-Neek SERVICES at AliSpal Pre- sl,y,,
tsiian Church ihla eyetns ~ s3nssk lnsssaat
TSsnduSt al ny tS pa OF. Rev n, r. IyaltlpilE
.sitss Emily lEpss nh has been sAalssl slsk
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SUPREME Court Of Appeals.

r InS the Supreme Court Of npeaIs yestteg
the following bus ness was ~
iev Further argued by Don IIa lseys folyi un.
PENDANT and Judge p. IIorslsy for W.
~ G sySI an southern Railway
.comnnny Argued 81 James II. g 'hr!e and
j. n LAG for plaintiff in error and q,
hn next cases 10 be called are
OH Company Vs., Wakefield wilson, = tr1s V
CAM nv Va Burke and Ierhet; Bal tnIore ant
Ohio RailroatN Company ys, list y ave
Bank oc Alexandria }59Bg7 jSiss Jis
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NAy,AL STORES.

ru " tsaS VII E.E othlne doing receipts
casks: Ras!n-7,Nothlng doing receipts !, S 81
Crude Turpsntlne Firm sat :. 400 receipts,
rf ne 6 doins; fessipts lisa casks sx-
ports, 60 casss, l7osln-Firbl; sales, slt bar
ssCtyHARLES'foN.5 81 O., March OF uH ~.
TINE AND Itos4S--Nom!nali quotations
omitted, 81 4f 49, az '{541s tf3 Jt As
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AIT EATREs.

Ell Z. king LDpdo, with Richard Golden as.
the man under the dome, was presented
Mt, the Academy last light and was en-
Bjoyed by quite a large q utlence Richard
Golden is not the comedian he was some
ten years ago, and his work last night
was very lit tie above the average which.
ono might expect of any comic opera;
Scomedia \. j,f
The production was:Ewell staged. and
the work OF the. claorl,s and Irlncip az
wis was cast as Pedro, the court g nam
Elain, and sang the role in good vt2ic
Maude H. Williams. 4 q Pioll, possessed
and ii e Daisy sHarnlltl ana irnde Barnes
Were entirely accept lib e he respective
5roles Of Angela and Anndtpa
Ths nisce sff aute fan In to
seen here dast seas on. IN
@ i he Storks, sss
The Storksn will be presented at the
Academy Z tursday ma t.nee and { night.
splendor and eminent a rray,ss2of music q!
@ceiebrities.#sThe. theme, although Hinged.
with fable, nevertheless Is treated IN
sf unlane yan lehses Sat
exacting theatrical devotees Of this later.
day style OF wit and song. Il is fairy
emblaZoned with opetatic novelties and
In such rapid sion that it Is posi-
lively thought tawildering to the avelage
auditor. ss.5 s.
.1.Arizona" Draws Well.
House capacity is rapidly being reached
in the size OF tho audiences Which are
production there Of /. .e Arisona..' the La.
Shelle and Raymond show. he play Is.
familiar 10 the. patrolssi or the local play
houses and has been seen several mes
at the Academy. The present q company
lis as capable as any.tthl,ef city has seen
Thursday and another Saturday. with
formances each night this week.
Edith Warner in Saplo.
y announcenlsr't IF iateEestt the
thenre qf ths cityhis aa O.
the "a fternpon and night OF Friday. Tic.
play vn CHI Is In II NJ. cts, Viii be pre-
sseised by an al MIRA Gle d ca Sta headed by
Edith Warmer and Frederic Sumner, the,
former playing Fannie LIE Grande (Sapho),
ana the latter appearing as Jean Gaus-
sin. s53.s s " v Mp l5z rs q
$$,,saphos has. never been seen In Rich
monu.s Since Olga NetlIersole created
sensation In New y orl with the piece
several 4 seasons ago, "a II has been played
from ocean to ocean by stock and road
6s
to Sec IN dramatic form the story that
has been SO widely read since the play
Yves suppressed IN New York.
Seats for The Amer
seats for 1.-THE .Ameer.''2 tha opera
In this city, blythe lo.jou Opera Company
next Monday rignt, viii go on sale al the
box office Thursday morning. The COM
ipnny Will reach the city during the day
Of Friday and Will take a. rest be fore
heginning tho tour Of the Wells circuit
For more than two weeks the company
has been rehearsing "rhe Amer and
THE IDOLS Eye" for ten hours q day
".Peck's Bad Boy"
"Peck,s Bad Boy, will be at the Acad.
envy Saturday. matinee 5 and night f In
new drsss. new music and many new
specialties. N
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MARINE TISTELLloENcE
poR = or 3 RICHMOND. MARCH Is, 1901

ARR WE'D. & n
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. MERIDIAN,
disc and passengers Old dominion limo;
tSeamer Pocahnntas, Graves, Norfols and
James River landings, irlerchapdse nad l,as'
sengcrs, Virginia Manga ton 60
a SAILED 81,
stcaapeE berkeley. Shell N2Ifolk;; lngi
tIss and Iassenge rs Old pol,lntoi, Inc ! ss
N PORT SEsMfponT n *, NJ II i5,5iygi
ss4s Ar ri ~ n y. 33Ss5.I Nh Il s.
x steamer lI6ctor, Best E,t,s # 20 {E W
Il Steamer syslyni la tllngEs, ~
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et,gss
rentcd d net advance Of from 6Gl7 points, on
the active mouth but Just before tl1e. close CLOS
!rchiizinv eased the market on "a Few points
from - bes,s and The final tone was barely
stsadY Mitti the old crop positions 80 points
lower, while the new crop WAS pnchaIiseo "
points higher. \, " ~, @
local Sbui leader. ALE reported 10 be a buyer
on the early break feensd Y, be taking 20 ssry
active part In thG trading, and New Or!eahss
was apparently operating both NGys. AZ q
whole the market showed little feature rht- Il
Ing beyond n brief interval Mt the opening,
when wire houses weres teers. Eeenlcd t2 pc
mostly local and Tor account; ~
l.tf opera tiona seem ~ be curtailfd by the al
ready high level ~ tho rrieer ~ connection su on
with continued rcports 81 q poor spot de mana
una the continued light c.lortsi alt housh 4. in
n speet to spot demand res'arls reanh tne
market are Very conflicting. The Official sDot
markets as reported from lhS South were gsi1l-
5eTiily quiet and unchanged 70 ,sc. lowe z;
FiNseerta of cotton at the ports 70. iay we're
l..ei bales ii1 last ,ySsk and ly,s
81 81 last week and s7.72i last year. ro-day'a
receipta nj New Orleans were 100 bales against
JsG last year and at Houston 2,sc6 pules
against Asa last year iS5f "a FIX
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

3 PETERSBURG, VA, March 1s.--P E.ANU ITS
In the peanut niarket thsrsf ia no change 70
ana no large sales are reported. J, =,
3 NORFOLK. Va. March 1s,@PEANlTs-
III 4ssc. Common. ss @sssc.; Spanish, Nj p rer
bushel. 8 fs+3i7 L Is. 9itS 49, VA
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short ribs sides (loose) /. II short clear
bish wines. ;i?s Glover contract grade. s1i.s
eases !, 1.cSaea. hSstt.
1850 bushels cora. 32l, 100 B lvo
bushels. #
BALTIMORE. Md, March. 15,-F ~, h
Tent. s,15a5, 10. Wheat 'lrrner; spot con.
tract slOi; Srot NO. red. Western. g. Pug
rs: he mon tn 81 Of Corn--Fi r1ner at 5ast %
5sIsc.: tho month. 52h a627s.s southern white
oa,s-sssady; S sI5;sss S Bif:
;tes-stsady;s fancy Initiation, 2oc. fancy cream
eyr. 5a.Gc.; fancy ladle 5aS16c. store paeks
1Sc.. E,ggs-Ftrm and unchanged, 1sc. bugaa ~ -
al rone md unchanged. n Fis SKA fSs5sl
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he has made the visit to X Clifton Forge \
He says tile call Is a very attractive one one.
The salary Is $1,000 and q lna1se, an
tho church 4 liz In good condl M = ne
salary here Is 81 700 without d ma Sc. 3'lt
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.gAfEsH

~ 10
1850 ,A,nalgamated COPPER
Amer. Car and 1fouiidry...
Amnr. Cotton OIL \. K.
Amer Snuff ....li.
Amer. SNUFF rfd.....
AMIR G ti pid..............
100 Amer. I.ocotr1otl i've. COM z 2, ! ". II
500 Amer. Locpiflot iyc, pdfdl
1900 Amer, s3tiga II II. \ u. ..s.,..S 4
800 An. and s. s1't, eonl ...i.9
S{75O Az r. mid 8 b fe.. t1fd I.se..s
H70O Baltimore ind Ohio........
$500 I3rook1 vi RHtlld q 'I'rnnslt....
K III C.atluda SOtitlIcrti ....tt..t,{
Z 400 Canadian Pacific +. ..,.s.
\ 1900 (! liesa peaks and OHIO. ......
rs Chi Grtat tYcsterIl,.. .s....I
ssi00 CHI. Mil. and s. .......... :.
400 Colo. I'ttel ana Irot,...,,..;
500 Colo Sou thsrll, COM ,...,,....yj
Colo. Southern, 1sti pfd ...{
100 Colo. Southern. cd pfd ......
Clev,,E Cln., CHI. and 3. ".
y $40 Continental u obaccOs 1'fd &
37G0 Il Consolidated Gas
211O0 Delaware and Hudson .,...
i 400 Del, Lack and SNcsttrrlt.ss
1880 Ell com. (. $3.50,
{ $500 Erie. 1st pfd 49,, a.......s..i..
1872 % IErto e RS K; $500
s5l Illinois Central +.
4 700 1 louisville and Nuslivilln...
b 800 Manhattan. i. /, .....i..
1900 Metro. Street RsLilWnS......
2tGD Mexican Central
200 Mo-. Kan and Texn conl..
1900 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd...t
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]pRY,l GOODS aIARKET.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE dry goods
market continues on the same dead level on
When 1t has been moving for SO long, Buyers
arc not Interested except ~ small Lots for m,
mediate delivery. The outlook is f9rs con t'nusd
conse rYat SIN, - iti X .43
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! Official Range and Sale of Stocks ia New York


wv }sf A|0AAnSAS " 0AAA ASh0hSA
SALES: 4,
8i76 Missouri Pacific l.s....... l.S
100 Nash. Chat. and s. 1J,.....t
100 New York Central u..a....
300 Norfolk and Yves tern {, .....
2lO0 ~ Wv Ontnni1d Western. /.
p0o0 I'aciflts Mall Ri. I. h, !.
tsssCaJ Pennsylvania. R.s5 R.,,.,.....
400 Peoples Cds (ChicngO) .....6
+, ZOO Pre- ssed Steel Car. - .......8
$50 Pressed Steel Car. pfd .S..:5...g
4 Y0 Republic 1.4and g, conf.
100 Republic and S.I pfd.n.
! 550 Reading, Isl pfd. ...s,
Reading. "a rfd s..... Il. 81. .;E
300 Rock Island com .........,, i
1920 2e Rock Island, pfd ..........5..'.5.sj
no SiossS pfd .....S. 4. q.
30 s. l.. and s. d. "a ipfd ...
n 500 s. III and Southeast. pfd..
500 Southern Pacific s - ....s
800 Boutnnrn Hallway, com 49,
1000 Southern Railway, gpfd.....
Seaboard Air Line, a cOnl...5
seabpard Air Lire, pfd..,.
200 Tenn, Coal and Iron ........
1850. r cxa.,f Pacific .........f..,.. J
5000 u mon Pacific 4. .........
4 200 u nited States l1atller......
600 United States Steel .... ....S
t4l00 United States ste !, pfd..:.
it150 Va Car. Cllernical cotti....
100 Va. Car. Chemical. pfd.....
600 Wabash, com..,... h. ...ts
1000 Wabash, pfd..... ..s...!.
Western Union
WiHconuin Central .........
\ 20 Wisconsin Contra, pfd....
I Total sales AGE, 200 !. q IA!
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oregon short Line 4sIand Par,lc !. ,..s,. o, q
Pernsylvsnla conv. Y5a
Read Ing General u. I. 90 u
st.&Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s.......i1i3 H
ST 1.ouls and San Francisco tx as ....... 819s
Louis SouthWc sterti lists J. 031s
Scabpar ri AIR Line 4s 60 "A
Southern Pacific ~
Southern Railway 80 II? s.
Texas and Paclht; lists 1864
Toledo. ST. IL and extern 4s............. 60
Union Pacific AZ V. 1919
Union Pacific cor1y. ]. 0sa
us. Steel I'd Gs rs
Wabash lists 1l5ss
Wabash Debt Bs.s..... Observation-Disclosures. 50 y
Wheel ,g and Lake Erie As. Sc "A
wisconsin Central "a 1914
Colorado Fuel and Iron con 5J. ........... 0%i
NJ and o. C,oatr ea1 trust As 5(en Int % 4
Central OF Georgia Cd Inc 20 "
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IT. "a funding ID. reg 4,
III 81. retundlng %. coupon y. 3. 1ob
4, 4 N Sc 4. !. y. los
III 8, Al ro,,,o +. 3. Il. 1865
New d. rer,slcred v. \. Il. 4. !. 132s
I'LL nav ycnino,, - II. 13zL
~ ifi Va r, ered . 4. \. Y, 1904
II e Sd ~ ea,non 4. Il. 1o7H
d icGison prncrt = ID y. 1904
fchiso,, III i,,at 4, e.,t al 3. ss4
Coast Line Al ~
Baltimore and Ohio IA. 19as
baltimore and Ohlo SIas gSt
~ t;caTpis, II E ne e4
e:hnsn ke and Ohio B.
Ia, and q Is linn M 70
IL .n 81, & III and Quincy new 99Ia
e!h,sa ~ sa and Sf Pa III gen 1914
fhica "a and E1rthw cst er,y con ~ 29M
Sheaso. It'll end Pacific As, K. h. \. VI. 697s
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Mayor of Columbia,
A ssoeIaied Press.

cor lMB,A, S, e.. March l5,-1n the
municipal primary held here to-day y.
Isl C,4bbes MAS Nominated for mayor by.
ii ma iolitys Thenaminationi is equivalent
to nlectioll, "a 81 II II wa
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BALTIMORE sgoc1s MARX or.

4 BALTIMORE. Il NJ y March sea board
Air Line common. los O "a e do, Y preferred.
17ss ID l7ss Atlantic Coast Line common, lpslsss9
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"a, Sol, EEp 3 or aIAnKE,r

n 9CQTTONSEEpENIE AIAI{lSFIT, h 4
NEW YORK. March ls-,Traae in eo,tonsesa
rather easy with prices shaded In some in
stances Prime crude a. q y Mills s
Yellow, nominal primo white Ale, prime wins
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! PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. March gLouns Is, Y,
RYE Eour-Du Buekwheat F,our--S ysl u;
t;ornmcais lsye--st s'aF rt
4 Wheat spo, nrm. No, red si,o: opuons
rst We're dl =, La nd oss cash cas- IN Wheat
s Mss' e iass 'sas
SO ssn' sdss optss.
s Sniss ssc; ssptssnber sec. oats-pul; NO.,
rHasS6;,ns Sic o5. Tsllow-
HINT, seS3ssE
Goee teady The ariet fnr co . fnsgEss
nR sns Sss
turned t steadier on n moderate demand. Ihs
s' ss S s "a: q
Me- SIS ssnssifuss s olsssss
eusat extra fresh SssasF Es,a s M;
sta dairy, l4 Ssass a
sai gH!ss ssta'e ma Isl
i'sns a Sss
Western In sHSks sss other domsy
rs stsAa asel tahsy dosstc
s,s Els'aaa Ilsefpeol saa ac craze ~
. Z II r
CHICAGO. ILLt March l5,,-AM unusually NJ, sral
active demand Tor cash what pgoIeu UP sFso,
Suiatlye prices to-day and caused Z stEong IN;
Isc, Prs Visions ;lro unchanged 70 &C. lower,
Tho leading fsts Sssn sanzii sa e
|:' |:';j: II
9co Gin No NO !, .., 81 s,,. "a,
E a; al 81 e; 81 81 EIs
AZ Az AZ : III II "
A 5s Iss5 s s's i i9i2 f ssi
lfHi;SZs.s Et -! VI
ss %SS Il q Fa5'' Fs 81;
c,ash quotations Vera as eolloWs. El.e9uits--
Quiet, Int sIeady. Buttess ereamS,gl
sprIngs NSl 9sya
s sfMses No ~ u sssW, s:Es. oats. sN
hsriss, iirs; fail- % shnite NAL sing, lSa sQ
Vfimothg seed ss,1o Mess pork, yer b,.slsi,
+ SIS. III psi l99 pow "A "
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4 RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, March Is. 1904
CATTLE MARKETS,
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
s ysalea as Union Stock sYardH.l
QUOTATIONS.

r chmOud. March
q Recefnts for the week ending Monday: "a
4 CATTLE-Recei y sos licad: mar slow.
BEST steers, 5doAo. medium 70 god !. q g ~, /;
g :Ms sanon sasa
.Jals NC: bniis, 3gSkc: ca Ives. S9ISc fresh
cows. SEQ 40 uuraiittne cattle. - g as
& Hoo S-Receipts, 1000 head market fair
Bess,hsEs sSsfe shS a saSMs Il, head:
70 tar sssait;c; bucks, sa4c. I.
Prospects only fair for next week FOR all
kinds OF stock -esss-ysa
LII Id Msrss GArTd desd 70
Rr aaiam s'sslS iaas sns
@ fSN: bil. as,5:fs su ii
Tsxas:ied steers ssegaso Iloss -, e,
sss hs sress ses ssh sssd sd
weak. Mixed and butchers, 500, o 70
chose heavy h,;,t na1gh asayy s2ss
s s,ee pAReeeipts. 1900 head Market steady
Good to choice vet ers, st.ssus.s: fan. y -, e
5.c1: native lambs, s4g5. 50. n 81
NEW arsI lSahEENaSSo Itfss
1 Reeetpts. a7s head: marker active; nrm 8:
clesaE e s1a ysa!s s
dressed, ID l1c. per pound. but weak Sheep
go sea shssp .t sbi
s. 1ssS 81 SG head Market
quoted steady at IS, IS a6. 90 for stat hogs.
81 UNION sTocKs YARDS. PITTsRuRG PA. J,
March NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. light; market
steady Choice. IS as, 20; prime. 90; fair
ogs Receipts light; nlsEket STEADY
Workers, $500; light workers. ST. o. \ pigs,
SC, suQpa.6o; roughs. s3.75Gl5:2o. shesp SUPP
light ~ market steady, Prime wethers, taSO
Jsylba, lo; veal calves, ". ~, eo. N "a
# CINCINNATI, o.. March l5.-IIo q s.;
and higher at 81 lbGl6 49, attle--Steady at
$9,e59l.s5 sheep-steady at a. 75I 4S5, Lambs
81 Su1L6. 26 3.5-
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sco..on fu.ursa opsnel weeaIs ana eloge barely
q Spot cotton rossd ~ puIhts ~ u e
niidIins uplands, iSiS; middltny gun. ls;tv.li.

Cotton. dun: niddHng 1915; gross receipts.
s.ssS haies. stock 1856 bales; export 70 the
Continent 1.eai .bnles 81 }g5i3 ". /
Total to-day at all seaports.-M.el recelp ~;
laies: e. 1ai5an. 50 bales: stock. bs552i bales
Consolidated q at all sea l,artsISet seeipts:
10 France III: bales, to the Continent. 8
bales to japan 80 bales; 70 Mexico, % pses
Nat receipts s.5s3,0o3 bales: export TO Grea az
britain ess.4ss bales: 70 .l fl1nce ~ "
bales Ia the Continent. a.25S, aS3 bales: 20
Japan. IS .eiI bales, 70 Mexico, ei,o2l bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16

GIN ClHNATI o., March I5-HOG s-Culet
ana higher at sl.IbaS. Is. Cattle Stead y at
50. s5ai,s5 Sheep Steady at s2.75G4 Lambs
Strong at 3L5gGL6, rs. IL; D T5 VI s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16

E SEry ORLEANS, La. March i5.-coTToS--
Spot cotton very quiet, carsed ny me sE93e
decline in Liverpool and the unsettled cohoi'
ton OF futures locally.
Futures opened IsfJsi points lower . ne !o tIA
opening vas attributed 70 the disnpioiht! ,ss
in 10th spots aud futures. Later IN the DAY
fu,lres Ivsrpoel and the A nrai
INK M nv shorts who sold yes toGethe
with heavy buying by longs on ne 2, s,rength o.
Tho, improvement in Liverpool 5iate y t9s atS
WAS going COINS on. and fora time prices were ere
we'll Sustained In the trading hlas] nrs5 i9st
dceiSned 10 il! So July first lost q pc; nts at
10, 81. advanced 10 1854 and finally dec.lned 10
We're: March 10 July elciI points, AuGu
Spetember .. October > and november IN
'isa;sen futures steady. March 1885 BID; nri!
1sgiflis os May, ed - ~.
up y
Il Ell Il $3.50. ---l.- -- ~ ..-.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16

Schooner. Thomas a.. Ward, Baltimore.
q Schooner Clara "a. Donnell, Portsmouth
4 Barge H. r. Thomas, Providence. nsf
K BARGE w. III. Connor. Providence q III NJ
S Steamer fAmsteldy n r. tterdam and Amste
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
Seats for The Amer
Peck's Bad Bow.

envy Saturday, matinee and night f In
new drsss, new music and many new
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16

CHICAGO I'LL, March 15,--sAn unusually
active demand Tor cash Wheat bgoYed UP spec as,
ish, May Wheat shows q net gap OF ESQ.,, ana q
July ~ n 1850. Corn Is up tss oats are on
Isc. roYislons arc unchanged 70 sc' loWer,
Tho leading futures ranged as to o i,lo,a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16

Mrs, N Garrett, Of u No. tots Twenty third
stree /, is whiting relatives In tho country.
TheS ladies Dc the Methodlst Church are sh ,
bssheli the first week In April X Ihe y request
friends to save NIL cir rllmH.nEe Tor
them and they Will send for II When notlhed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-16
".Arizona" Draws Well.
Edith, Warner in Sapho.

III All announcement OF Interest to tho,
theatre goera of this city Is that .'ssaplio3'
Will hold the boards at tho Academy on
the afternoon and night OF Friday. Tic.
play wn1ch Is I'M our let's, viii be pre-
seits ed by an admirable cast headed by
Edith Warner and Ft'ede GRO Sumner, the,
former playing Fannie LIE Grande (Sapho),
anu the latter appearing as Jean C1aus-
The Washington times., 1904-06-12

curlosities. There are some Of Nelson s
clothes there. In one part Of the col
lege there are hundreds Of boys being
trained for sailors. IL is a ma gnifcenl
building, and is generally crowded with
visitors during holidays There is alsL
in London a large cathedral called St
Pauls Cathedral where are burieu
many famous men. Our observatory is
In Greenwich. situated in one Of our
oldest and finest parks. The arsenal
which IS where all preparations are
made for the army. ] suppose this is
similar TO your country. Tho dockvard
which is also at Woolwich. Is a place
where the naval preparations are made
Not far from us Is a place called the
Geological Gardens, which is close to one
of our very large parks called Regents
Park. In the gardens there are kept all
kinds OF animals I'm large cages. Some
Of the animals have been sent from all
parts OF the world. The elephant Is one
Of the chief animals, and children by
paying trifle can have q ride on It,
back. Most children enjoy this. sum
mer Is just coming on and we shall
soon look gay once again here. Tn,
leaves OF the trees are beginning Z,
shoot out, and everything Is beginning
70 look green. As I have told Won
few interesting facts about London. 7
VIII now close, hoping this letter viii
interest you; also thanking Won for
yours remain, your English friend.
Lydia DhOwler.
.- To Miss lola Gator. Van Buren, School