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MARKET <. ] WAS \ !. s
ANIMATED.
Yesterday Disclosed IL: Lively
# Revival of Speculate The The
Closing Buoya1t.
VIEWED WITH co|MpL \ q 4 Y
Events iii Cotton Market aI5la1Viec
No Disturbing Encct--.1]s,a1ls'c
i'll Money.

ssociatcd 1'rcss.)

52il ti4S8g3i (By Associated aPrcss.) f73 3S}S
A Er2N YORK, march ~, .to.'laS's stock
market disclosed ii lively revival Of spec,
ulatioh ana closed lmated and ',uoSaiil li
nj the top lrvcl6of the day. Not only was
yesterdays reaction caused py ne Slilly
ars ap nn Mp for H pphcp
nclive cks.trllnnilE oHerEa point y q. tMD4
points. 81. tpnli, Reading and Sugar
were tic largest ganers but there Wiis :, y
and the Pnclncs on a rising scale. Inc 1l
rise s.artGd III The face Of tile hnnoun =. z
nef,t Of an additional fnllui.e ION tho Cot
ton lSxenansG a' r sn1s 81 hesIntoir
which Induced no i'm ptsrhnt rea c e 'l
Pears tint the failed ntton,lnl Ind. 81, ex-
tended his speeliiln tolss lc =, s,9 e,
seemed TO be fcl mat the specnlatI',yc
Ing In the stock nnrkct. q H n Il I. !.
viewed, iii fact. with some completeness
5in lid stock market. ap promising a.ro--
turn 10 q price Level fairy rcnfcschtatllyc =.
Of dltions Of that atmplo hnn ~
THE 'fdeEreass In 4 cash rtserHts Of the
banks and tho decline " the snr ~,
which ordinarily c;.,aeaa chill sto sleo,'lM,,
4 tive rnthl,siasni. were also AIKEN IN good
Part, The continued .aase IN tiis money
market leaves ul opposed The ~ y,
= he
to-day aiid approached near 70 the pom
ut which gold would 20 out to Paris.
Total shlcs IL bonds, par yaiue. sl'io',-
600 N a .. Is "a 4. II. 375 4, II
'l'l,e bond market las Improved Will
stocks and advancing bids have been t.
recorded for some of The high invest
tnent bonds. i rs IA ii X III gye II !,
&ylnced j4s do. rrgistcrcd The So anu old
~, IA and tho IS liz per cent. on Gull
since last week. f
Total sales were 1880 shares.
NEW YORK, March io-clcsc: Money
II on call nominal no lnans PRIME nercan-
4 tile paper 4 l-2& to S. Startling exchange:
i tirn, with cctuni business IN bankers
bills a $4S71g5 To s-sI.a3 for demand ana
ut sGsi3Ot to si.Si40 Hfor@slxty day blis: !
posted rates $f.s5 and Sass: commercial
bills eiS3 IL 10 si.si; s bn y silver 81; Mcxi-
can dollars ~ l-2. s8 y ii n.
NEW! YORK, March l9;--I,rhe staltem { !
oS aycra ges of tho clearing hause bankS
OF this city for the week shows !: Loans
500, S,sO1. increase s1.al9t So; deposits
& 81 OH. Ola. 100 decrease $af5,.1: circulation
= ss6 DiaSOD: decrease Sf,pfS;Stl }: legal ten
& (crs $50. 30, so0. decrease sIat $50; specie
\ sri. 80 500 decrease 3is:5. 500. reserve
sst6, sGi.Unl decrease 81, 500 2g1. reserve re-.
Quiredss5a 22, 425i, decrease s,sf0; stirpitls
s37.3lD57b,g decrease s262s, 800; q cS-ljnitedt
States deposlts Sa7,4s2, $50. decrease $,
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ppnDuCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, March a. TLou RI Unsettled g y 9
ma nomnaly lower; alm lssi e. patel Ss,u,p
PM; I ysa5So ba kys sga
good, ssoa ii5 choice . fancy - fI,,i T. z,
Isa Wssiss lSn slis lna tapv
;feedns 400 ;nhlting, ESD Gsc. 4, ~ whoa
opened irregular but strength WAS display,ssa 20.
OH covering and bull suppofs anu OH my
arsnE,h "a SSFn and e soas ah e Gws
closed at plhc July, ssc sep1simb1ef sna
arMea Eas saae a' Or WITH Wheat MAY closed
5 9s;iy o' sils5ssS M ness So.
i a H. p sit aa,s Picked sllss
p,s'sa saSaga' Wsstsi ss st ess VIM rsa
f family ss5p; short clear i75lllo75i 'ness.
ia,, .a fEssh sEss.srssi ?
s!ats sa and sSIot weak State AMI PesySu
ma l7s Western fiss \, 1s's s. Z, i 4. 6l5sc
l,psilgeulei strained Common good ss'sd
I. 50. ,Turpenino- Quiet at tols eselr. nd \,
ssaay dy s stspSS ls sYSissk sS
nefiea futures opened steady at Hnr r. 4 ,1s
prices aes's q RSlnts L arIsIa h4w
nNe Mas Thought, With people interested H. ne
eaton market ths aIksl became b ratnsaI
m va Z Vaults lover b sales l99, 900 bugs,
~ SvsnnrN3aw irnl fair rchning, -32c,i CEN
,,ISMSal % Test, si7-s2c. n,olasses sugar.
ssgssc Ies arn na eo s1,shsa s p.W
mould Sasa ahl sa siiusss s'ut JOS s
h l,rels tsad i aomestll aalS,4e. Aiolasses-
.iSiln,; New orsans, slesle;; ssne ~. ,er-
seys ss15Sls1a; Jersey sweets, 5Oai o.; state
and Western saeks " ha rea ao,nes-
Id a. iiie,s tiabbagosr Flrm; donestic,g per
ton as 90; FIoga barrels ana Srai66s M
$s5oG3 0Osi Goltona-Ey steam 70 w.
t,Iiit,Al 90 ILL, March 10. Appreciation that
tho atlosihern pt tho markets gsns
orally would be cleared ~ tos
day In lie Wheat i,it, Other inflpetees that
aIded were cash ma u, pu ",
bjsh crop. I'D yHnGes a tlN close MAY %neal
Mss ~ and lply /, \ sleIq' l sss
higher; oats arm up ltsg liAc. ggoy lslo9s we
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200 5Annr. Grass Twlne.s.......l
100 Amer. Car and SlToundry.a.
+ 1gtDAincr. Car Il nd I'oufiury..s.l
Amer. Cotton Oll.i.n.,.....
\ Amer. Sniff .,.......,,.s...
Amer. Snuff. {pfd s...,.......g
200 Amer. Can ............!.
Il 5py Amer. CAN, iftln..........,.S
I. 200 Amer. Locomotive, " come.
VI 200 Amer. Locomotive, Dfd...
500 Amer. Sugar /. j. fs.. :.l..
1870 All. AID $. fce c0nl......
3 100, MI, II and s. 1Te nf1.......
12200 Baltimore mid Ollio.t:.s...!
1iDUD i3l'6pklyn Rapldt5Trnnslt... ~.
Canada Southern a....,......3
$50 CANADIAN oncillc ........f
900 chesapeake and &Ollo!.....3
Z coo Cit. Great Westerli........
3lidO CHI. NIL. and s. p..........'
Colo. Fuel and G1roil......p
Colo. sjouthern, cotii........
\ Colo. Southern list pfds...
40 Colo. Southern, "a pfd......
!. Cley., Gin, Chi. and s. 10.
Continental I'bbacto, pf1..
t1tOD consolidated Gas ........s..
600 Delaware ana IjtldaOil!.!...
Del, Lack. and Westerns
$50 Eric. con-, ......l. ,.....,.
7 1JyD. Eric. list Observation-Disclosures.
co l,rir.s I'd pfd. .y.s............
Z 30 General Electric .l..,....i.
/ 200 Illinois Central ...!.
POO 4 .olii4pllls aud Nnsheille....'
1870 Manhattan. .i.!l. ......8
500 Metro Street Railway......
100 Mexican Central S......,.....
300 Moy$I<an. nild Texas, com.
400 Mo, kan. and Tex, pfd.....
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
~ ~ (CorrcctedI Every FTlday.l -71711
3sfs al Richmond, Va, March 49,
EI,nI'R-Sfarket cotfpues very dull; receipt

FLoUR-Market continues very dull; receipts
moderate ,g 49, st
WHEAT-3larl;et firm and steady.
tCORN-Steady for dry stock. owing 10 a9.
proach of terminating season: buyers demand
large concessions when corn Is damp; ship,
pers should use great care as to the go9d
condition of their corn when shipping. AL
OATS-Continue stow aud very dut
RYE-Quiet. but hrm at quotations.
Fyf IIAY--NTfh moderate rccei;rls ana good
5drn,and market ist firm at quotations
8 EGG S-Receipts heavy, market active At tho
decline? ~ IS IL ,I5.. "
HuTSrER-R ccelpts OF good sweet stock light
aud market actye common stock very dull
ri POULTRY-Recepts light, demand COOL at
prices quoted; season for dressed oyer and we
YiRtSTNiA BACON choice, well smoked
i, stock in good demand. lsE n f. 81 h s,I5$5
MISUNDERSTANDING Hight ana market ac-
tive .3 s55 III s?l5, q. 5t5 |,
weaker. IL = L,
market active. NJ Ill 55 ~ sa5li5} rs IS,
very light rccc pts "a .
v SOUTHERN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Receipts
Ill era l. but the demand continues good. t
+ RECEIPTS FOR TIL NNEEIk--Wlleat, A oO2
bushels; corn. Az G2 bushels; oats, e5.00G BUSH
els, Flour 1875 barrels; hay. Al tons; min
toEa, ITO tons. e II . . s,I3 iiA
sToCK IN ELsvAToR--oats, 65sl1 bushels.
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III +. refuniing a. Registered 70.
II. s.arsfundns %.
4 ~ re..istereI +. =. /. 1oslt
n q 4, ,,ou,,on !. 4. :. I. !. 1861
$: No,y Id rcnis,ercd +. 81. 4. +. 1871.
II & Na,. coi,,,ar /. 1925:
~ : SSC,ies. ..,,i.t srod {. Z. I. !. 1861
~ ~ g ,,iH a. ~ ~, n ~ Z 1G75t
x; q. III 70. 1, ~. ln1ss
'neh,son XII, n ss
4s.Gn,soH ~, ~ ~ ~, ~ " aa;a
n, ny a,,1 n,,n 1oiA
g., t1hto i,s a3;a
81 Z, "a Io5E
Gsnira, q q s.n.s' Is, III: 20 3
l,nlaI ~, y ~ III eri,t, iias lpl N
~, .'', itnn Al GM
M !, new a. . :ti
.,,niiSnso' ~ 80! go, ~, r,a,i, ran 107
e,,i ~ 49,, Snrt i,wcstern con- 123,s
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 1s, 1904.
gttf ARRIVED

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 49, 1904.
* 5a{,3 ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion llne ,
'tSeamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk anu
Iarnes River landings, mercha ndise aud pas
sengers Virginia Navigation Co.
80 SA1LED
4 steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. merchant
disc and passengers. Old pomtnon line. K,
b PORT NEWPORT NEWS, MARCH IS. 1901. z
ARRIVED,
Schooner Major Packands, Baltimore.
SAILED. j8j is
Schooner Clara a. Dumicl. Boston
+ Schooner Bayard Barnes, New Haven,
Il barge New York, Providence. II YEA
Barge Texas, Providence. II
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N, MISCELLANEOUS / y s., MARKETS.
.a1pEANUT MARKET,

PETERSBURG A., March 19.-PE1AEII w rs
burg is steady. There was q sale OF ]. 500 bags
Spanish peanuts per hlsh e . and this
Z I. NOR ,LK,'7E Y A. IA March 1s.-pEANUTS-.
Fancy, G5c! atrlctly.prnle. a4ssc. prime
common. 3z % fsc.; Spanish. y . per
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

IN NEW @YOIlK, March 19.--The dry go6ds mar
ket1ioday was Quite Both buyers and sellers
are waIiing tbs results sullys failure and
until the action of the raw rlatera u seen
development. Inquiries were received to-day
Tor lower prices on piece goods, but sc lera
future prices H 3gEii ,42 ts sE
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..sNORTHERNlIl. S:'.E:CURlll'-
ESEDECISlO,N."

out Of tho way removes tho blanket
thai las sd long covered the speculative
arena, holding prices beloW their t ,va
ensa Sof money and low prices now ruling
ff FOR. standard securities will bos The factors
no |considored by the makers Of the
market and prices should imprtove most
materially, Those who realize the facts
quickest should garner the largest profits,
AWRITE Us AND WE WILL ~,
PLEAsED no IlNuMEIsATE;; FOR g !, H !. l,d
TIIN STOCKS WI, DlsnM IItH ,i4Esl
W.; nE,i,II9VFt WILL. NJ AIil THE MOST
PRONOUNCED ADYANClcS:yi ~.
/. 4 nj for our 4oo-page cloth bound, Illus
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

rhJsa eoI II. T. md Pacific 4s..4.....,... 6a7s
Chicago. r., I. and Pacific col. bst.....t.. a,Sil
* y c.. Z. and 81. Los gen 49,. " "
consolidated Tobacco 4s............,....... 8,
Colorado ana Southern AZ II S5a
tlrnror and Rio (1fAnde 4S..,,.,..l....... az n
i;la prior lien II !. ..... a74
Eric General As .l.............. s4a4
Fort Worth and Denver city lists. ........ l04l
Hooking Valley 4hs :. E5I.
1 n,,isyiite and Nash "a limited % {
Manhattar 1consoi gold As. !. 1854
fbr ira n 4 on m "A ~ IS
Mexican Contra Jpt Inc. !. 1871
MINI ana 81 o,1is Al % n
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s..s. ........ gIsi
Missouri. Kansas and Texas eds .......,.... IIls
National R.R OF Mexico con. 4s..I......i ~
New York Central gen. 3iSs .....l s7fs
New Jersey Central Eei1. 81 1.sIs
Northern Pacific As 1859
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NAVAL STORES.

,yy1rArISGroN. N. c., March 1s.-sP1RTTS
6Tl3RP 5 ENTINE-No llong: .receipts. IS
casks. Rosin-Nothing doing; Eecelptsa. S73 bar
Crude Turpentlne Firm at 81 e5st 90 receipts,
80 barrels. t u sj3s =, =, =, :,
4,rfNF;-tE'rm at 57l.; receipts. 179 casks; cx-
ports. 100 ca skis Rosin-F Firm: sales 1,iS0 bar-
reIs; receipts st5 barrels; exports. bl9 barrels.
fHARLESTON s. c.. March 1a.-TuRPEN-
TINE AND RoSIN-Nominal; quotations
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Ss's,s 5Isss ' 'Is3 liz;
sto, cotton closed dull and easy:2 points
iiplands ii59; mdai'hs gun ~
1475: Halea. i $50 bal
Gotten. dull and easy: rniddling. ~. net
receipts, 5e,y bales; Gross, l.ss' paies' SsoSA'
'r Stai to-day a. ali oa ressp s
Is the Continent, 2'.sIs bales stock. o't'Ys'
Consolidated at Ill seapostsNet rsc nh "
export 81 q baies q liz Continent
Z, 700 gss bales. u ~ 53i n d
SEW ORLEANS. IVA March Y. COTTON TO
Spot cotton in good inquiry iron, pae', y,
,a pst he sapes and only hedEeh
cot,o1 WIS offered for sale Conpsalr,s,d W y y
change committee reduced quotations -. per
pound on all grades, a.,,,,,s tt,,s
morning il developed GONE. Eeatircss ana III
spite Of violent rists ~
dsedsl Upward .snassy anr sassso one
rs tho failure OF suliy was c3llce fnea q, .hfbs s
were nav osa'lX
for dollar and #thatait would shortly res ~
bushes u, rho market opened steady gna It'll
aa were favorable and, AID
not jalf tho expectations Of biiSels nus PFC
~ Meet that suiiys engagements IN LIN
erpoo were light and that an ol,t,niest.e tone nc
was held IN that !. r,s and
little nervousness WAS displayed until 9 sW
York showed decided wsakssa ana as, w'a or q
VALUES until May was we'll below the Close az
OF yesterdny. From then 70 the close OF IN. ~
ma rket IiIctuations were wide and freque T. ~
Ways going Il few points higher at each rseoy ~
ery II tue trading May nrs adv na a,,,, e.
sn1x "a - iIo1. ind ly advanced - poss
e ,,ls declined 70 1850 and fa'ly a'sa''ee'
1The ii,a rket closed steady with net saiils on Q.
July 81, August 81 September 49, October ~
Cotton futures steady March 51n. 1 13s2a111s
5er IL Ss isa o.. octoier 17saTs SoYeinber
I1-658,ll5.
March, sh NH. !, mar In vi s,s
Of the sly crash ~ New York, which vas was
not ,i a alef baleanes q Inc
changs wete illed With ohlookers. ana ~ 5he
ring Tho brokers' were waiting unit tiie open 81.
Ing 1 De, WHICH had existed befoIe
tht, opening. Tho market OPENED l2Hgii po a
nsen minutes Mn ,oM q trading rho excitement
eoninucd but supporting orders IN ta a.. a obs
positions an rally r absut
tet, points followed Trading was unns uaiy
heavy tho recorded y ~ more
than three times the business during the same
lii the last half hour Of tho short session
t,e INA rkeL was niieter and prices fell away
slightly. but fnally closed steady at net
loss of AaS9l4 points. {iS "a
The official spnt quotations we're reau iss ~
points, American middling beng quoted ~
7.74 do. VI -5t-t4 II, e,,,i,,tt. /, ~
(,o,nnany was not SO great ms expected. 5 q
ti,o,,tph' there was. great excitement during the
iIrst few minutes there us M no
nanlc the market being Enod one Sonsa'iiiIsl
snInnery. no doubt, would have. liked tho
market 10 drop further but he feeling gen 81,
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ronAcco MARKEr.
stAs5 Reported BY viii IT, 1iazell. Of shoekos

Il. (Asl n eportod Nv VIII u iAazelt VI eroeAos
iH !" s. s Richmond va, March 19 1901.
Offerings for lie week. while not 40 heavy
n stiie week previous, were large and VIII
y h1 wss beS ~
offered this week thar, Usual. :. 7.
t,,ast four wseksi rrices have renanei FRI,
Min NIL nice seiee,sns 81 ne Hiiers and wrop-
PsT as s1 W. T. fSaey sS y
ind I think in every case prices have beeti
aasIrff IL e wo .S s'o y county
claims tho d distinction ot having made the
best average for nm antira curing OF tonat;eo.
bten ir,ade this scnson on the ltci'n,on! mar \.
iset. Mr.. Woodspn's curing. Including all the
grades vas stripped Weighed 1an l., ,, hse
forum average Of $3.50 lhls wrappers Weigh !,
ing 925 pounds. selling for mn average OF {s,,uV
NJ IA u,so san na stfPheMR s ssSksH@1 4.
Louisa Louisa county: .. Duke. \. II. 1tadcn, \;
sES1d a naa,oS e. ne1 IT, 2. ofsnana
}ner aud Luther Cecil, Of Caro,le county, ~,
Thomas resdovs Calhoun a. n5ersof, John !,
ss s ara hs r q aeps
tered at shockos Warehouse this wtek and
grecelyeiy very satisfactory prices Tor Their
Ii cents for their loads i5 s q n
These continued good prices being sustained,
MS they are. under pressure Of Heavy taiest
show good demand for sun cured tobacco and
give strength to the opinion that prices VIII
continue good through the season. and, In
fact for at least another season to come .
boen a Ie 10 do mitch toward preparing plant
bc,is hut n few days Of open weather VIII put
tho land In good GO nttlot. which is VII stili he
kSY,A r}I Accom- f1SV.
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reipts. i,iaI HAD sheer, nominal; 1a;nbs,
sfse. titcssed lambs, sI,Sioo. l1cgs--Rceeipts.

t,tNr.INSATI, d ,17l March 1a.--IIOd s--Duli
ahd iower at Il. isas.72. cattle. Steady at
s1asEds5 sheep-strong at a. 75d IS. LAmb4--
siea,iy at. 81. 5oGe Is. INA rs
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+. PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET,
potersh1,rr va March 10, 1o1

Receipts Of tobacco on the Petersburg market
Wore heavy this week and prices were nppar-
emily So tislactory to tho sellers. The breaka
forfthe past two weeks have been unusually y;
heavy. owing to the fact hat weather condl-
tons we're unfavorable to farm Worh- IS
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coTToNsEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK Marcel, I9.--C'ottonseed oil VIE
idlII and easy Prime crude, (. o. b. mbils. SOP.
3lc.;5prin,e sllmmer&yeow. S61sc.; of summer
yellow. nominal :Sprme white, 4lc.; prime VIII
ter yellow, 4l!sc.
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BALTIMORE. MD. March n 10. FLO UR--
ilact. sio1l, SPOT. NJ. . red e, 1vssert
Easy spDr and the m ontn. II southern
white, 41lss15l &c. Onts--Steady: No. white,
$50 Rs.e-- Firm; uptown. NJ ssassc
ton aOc do. creamery. 25G sc ladle. 15Il6c-:
store packed. 13c. EKgs Easy ct lsc., Sugar.
Strong and unchanged Coarse $granula ed alu
fine, 81. 3d. F595 5$s5t 353ss 5}55 Y
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4 RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Iichmond. va,iS March 10, 1904,
fB b QUOTATIONS, :. i3
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND Live STOCK MARKET. Z
fSnies Mt Union stock Yarda.l i4t

Richmond Va, March ~, 1904.
Receipts for tho week ending Monday;
Il t,ATl'Ll- Recelpts aos head; market SLOW.
common 10 far, aAsstc, bes! l!eiters 4api.ae.
medium w ltape.; common ;s S cows low
cows, SO, Q4O. quarantine cattle sla9ittc.. az
To quail 5sf5 III s.
BI,est nogs 5i Gl5iae. n shoats, 5dp5Ae.
sIIrlSp AMI Ian ,sa5 HeSieslp!s isl head;
to fair, 3lsGeIhc,; bucks, Sflc., s z {. & I,
Prospeets only falr fol, next week for all
kinds Of stock. re- fas n a tal RI G5 5t3
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Northern PacIoc AZ. I. Il
Norfolk and Western con- asts
Oregon Short line As and fFAric. a,N
j5ohnsylya ria 'Fuo,- 3iAs, ... . tG n
Jiendinp t;anhrni A. Is NC II
stIdi,s and Iron Mo,ifitain con IS . I. 1924
st Louis and san francisco ~. 4s.......8s17s
ST. Louis Southwestern 1stH............,.. 93h
Seaboa ri Air Line 4g ...i............ 90
Southern f'acl1c IS .t.......... sSss
Southern 4aIiwa y IS ~. !. 1l2H
Texas and Pacific Slsta 1lG a
Toledo NJ n n nd er1i IL 20 81
iJnIDn PaciiIc a. 81 1c3E
Union PaciHn 4conY Al 9bts
III ii steel "a 81 !. 81
WABASH lists I. 1157s
Wabash, Deb q BE- !, .,t............... Gil
lvNheeing and Lake Erie As !y............. S.
wisconsin Central 54s 50 so
Colorado Fuel and Iron cor, 2bs............ 20
n. and o. C,olatreal Trust Zen in..) -. % 4
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st CHICAGO. ILL, Marsh 10 --1A VII I.I.f- Re-
prime steers, 75; poor to medium
500 stoclers and leederss ~ 5Qtlt 3l ~ cpWs
s6o bulls sslIl % Texas s. led
steers u S Saa, ~ 5ssaaS - GS
Mixed and butchers S. 20el5 30 good 10 choice
heavy, rough heavy a, ssS ssqs g
steaty, Good 70 choice ,yet herr fair
elieisa mixed ~ Western N shfe
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AND OUR

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5"pAlLY MARKET LETTER.
bnth essential adjuncts to intelligent and
nroiitnblc Speculation and Investor alike.
WE, ISSUE AND MAIL FREE BOTH
upon APPLICATION, Z,
ono hundred dollars will open, an ne ,t,
count with our house, securing ne les same
account Of $1,000 or more. Personal at
tention given. out % lown MAI Mall, Or
',irhone" orders. We make n specially
= WIZ ApFORp AN EQUALLY 5ADYAN-
BrAC;l,OIS MARKET FOR ItACIl0N.
Al - LOTS AS IS SllCuRABLll
8ToR FULL ONE, IluN,pRNprsliARll
small dealers, who are ordinarily at u
sd,sadyanlage ininlne out OF ten brokerage
oiices we deem II al, excellent tune to
enter the MARKET
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE, MD. March II N Seaboard Air
Line common 9tsai1 o,a: do. pre- ferred. l6i: q
lT,s.. Atlantic Coast Line common g10iT1Qs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20

EEy ~ t,IsK. March 1a.i-,B Receipt
IS hels sat loN oq. Dresser ~ y
I'D lyes,- repe lols 8tisl sale q ny
dressed Yeals. va Sheep enl lanbs
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-27

Glendive, Mont. Sept. 26.-After a
o'clock breakfast Vice Presidential Can
didate Fairbanks and his party today be-
gan their proposed four days campaign
of Montana with speeches at his place.
Ex-senator Carter. who is again an aspi-
rant for senatorial honors. had joined the
party at Bismarck, and he will continue
to be it's guide until the borders of the
state of Washing on are reached. Under
his direction the Fairbanks special train
was s~idetracked for the night on the
prairie east of Glendive so that it was
necessary to make a brief run before
beginning the speaking exercises, which
the early hour there was a good attend
ance for a sparsely populated country
and the warmth of the greeting was in
no wise diminished by the frost in the
air.
Hon. william Lindsay. Republican can
didate for governor OF the state. presided
and speeches were made by Senator FAIR
banks and Dolliver and Carter. Senator
Fairbanks devoted his remarks largely to
those of irrigation. prophesying a great
future for the west because or the art,-
hcial application OF water to the soil, re-
rerring eulogistically to President Roose-
velt's fundamentally in securing a ma
tional reclamation law and giving Sen
ton.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-27
Buys Union Iron Works

San Francisco. Sept. 26,-The Union
Iron works, one of the properties of the
former United States Shipbuilding COM
pany. was sold at public auction today
by order of the Federal court of the dis
trict of New Jersey.
James Smith, Jr., receiver of the cor
poration. who was appointed a special
master in enancery for the occasion. con-
aucted the sale.
The only bidder was Francis d. Pol
lock. representing the reorganization
committee of the new shipbuilding COM
pany, 20 per cent of the stock or which
is owned by Charles NJ. Schwab. His bid,
the minimum bid allowable under the
terms of sale. of 81, 700. 900. was accepted
subject to the approval of the court. To
bind the transaction the successful bid
der deposited certified checks amounting
TO s165. oOo.
The plant of the Harlan & Holdings
worth company at Wilmington. Del. is
now the only one of the former properties
of the United States Shipbuilding com
pany not controlled by the reorganization,
committee.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-27

that. He has furnished every detail In
regard to scenes and situations. proper
ties and mechanical devices to make a
perfect performance.
Thu first act opens at Col. Gould's
home, with Its pretty home-like cottoge,
beautiful flowers and shade trees. and
the air of perfect happy contentment
One commences to feel its sunshine and
warmth from the very beginning. and
the interest never flags from the first
to the fifth and fnal act. You are car
ried from one scene to another with keen
excitement. and a great hope and de-
sire that right shall succeed and wrong
shall reap its just reward. A wonder
full bond of sympathy spreads itself
through the audience for the sweet in
nocent child of the convict and her down
trodden father. There Is but one way TO
appreciate this truly great play-come
and see 1t n be convinced that THE
Conviet's Daughter will always be re-
membered with pleasure.