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TO fair. az &C. heifers s,sa4ac.; cows, az q
Light run OF hogs. Best hogs, 5a6ac.; roughs.
Very few sheep and lambs. RAT sheep, 5@
&C.; good bucks, Ia nc; lambs 6g1c.; fresh
cows, s25I45 per head. Il 81 ?ii: 4,
CHICAGO. ILL, March 2s-cATTLE-Rc-
ceipts. $500 head. N arket steady Good 70
prime steers, s5.s5a6- poor 70 medium s sss
s sss ana 5ee ss 1851 asifsss 1
sl.G1li2 40; calves, soa8. 80, iIoss-ReS eipts
900 head. Market 5G10c.. lower Mixed and
sn ss5 2a; gsss shass h 1iRSi
S. a5.s7,s bulk OF sales, S, a. Sheep
Receipts, 5000 head. Market steady. Good TO
e Cd. ;so Mssae!si nasss nbs. sd
NEW YORK, March IS .-BEE YE EST ecelpts.
1,o7s head. Feeling firm on reported light ar
Prime weais r,n Ina Wanted others quiet; o.
head held over Common to Is choice yeals. $50
ssSfs sly aEesssa p Sss
and Lambs :eceipts. 17s head Feeling stead
ported forf wednesday. Receipts s, s3a
head market Arm. Prime medium State hogs,
ss5.e5 81
1, BALTIMORE, NJ March ces,--sTocS ON
THE NYIIARF-Beef Cattle--Quotations were
as follows: First quality; per pound w g &C..
2R3c. thin steers and COWS. per pound, u Gec;
oxen. per pound, V dpeisc.; milch. cows extra.
each. 0o do, good. each. sl5G2s 90 COM
mon each. sSGI1o.O0. Sheep and Lambs Prices
were steady, as follows: Sheep, No. 4 fat,
per head, $3.50; do: per pound. Gl4c.: do,
No. fat per pound. old bucks Ks per Pc
pound isc,a common. per head, 81 G0I2 90;
fall lambs choice, peg pound 6.s9
common to fair per pound. Csc; spring
lambs as TO quality per pound, la9l5c.
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STOCKS FLuT TER
AROUND BOTTOM \
Rallies, Poorly Held ara Activity
Was Mostly on Descend
ing Side.
FARMERS HOLDING COTTON.
Preparations for Subscriptions to
New Japanese Loan NJ crgci'
and Dividend Runlors.

NEW &c f,fS, March 2s.--'T days STOCK
market was aflsnffair OF conslart luz.
5untlofis, giving an appearance ian
but tho fluctuations. were mostly neiGw4
last nights level. The occasional rallies e..
were poorly held. ain END or ne My
below last night. The activity was nea ny.
Mi On 4 descending scale OF prices. tnc
rallies leading up 10 dullness ana hegiact;;
showing the subsistence OF .s t,,.ei lmii
money again touched four per cent? = IN; I'M
the outlook in tho money market PLAINLY i,.i,
was the most direct factor ~ Ine aoIpe e,n,,
made Tor the subscriptions TO the new
5Japanese loan. which Is to be offered 70
morrow, Il $75 100000 installmcnt Delmg
New York portion. ~ u sac l,s
money market from disturbance. nnd thnt
tic operation will be largely IN the nature
Of transfcr OF book accounts pe e..!..
general disposition to hold cotton at prte S',
& est low prices TO await a recovery, wnlch
makes a large requirement. Tor money y.
In addition to the money ,o ant
Il any 'veriiication of numerous merger, !. q
dividend srunors A Southern Pacific
dividend had been definitely set down ' Tor
yesterday. and not being forthcomlinl !,
there was dlsappolntment8o on the phrt.ot
an element which had 5bougft on that re-
port There was evident unloading Of
rssday the ssoaR srt resfn e sss M
favorites, Including uhon PACING st ST.
Il Pani. New York Central and Read ing
thus under pressure small influence, Wh y,
cxcrted upon sentiment by the few ad,.
8vances IN the industrial class, which tHtiil
& manifest eli themselves in "a scattered man
ner, Sterling exchange was strong
49S Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par
4 value s.. s45. 600. United States hondsi were
all unchanged Oh call. ,5 ss55 y U.s.. I, #
The total sales OF stocks for the day.
amounted 10 ! $50 900 shares. Is s5s3
,ss33 NONE y a ND TIX CTANGE -CLO Sc:
Money on call sstrong. 31-4I4 per, cent; ;
A Der SER cent: time loans, steady; sixty days
81 and ninety days, 31-2 per cent; six
months. 3 1-2a3 "a per cent; prime m n.
camille pa pei, q 2-fa4 1-2 pc GEES Sterling
exchange strong With actual business In
bankers, bits at 34s5sofp4. s'.95 for z. de-
mar,d and s4.s3. 9yp4.Si for sixty day bills:
posted ratcs. 1884 l,2gl4.so and 1Ss La
4.S7: commercial bills. s4.S3 b-sGl4. 50 81
Bar silver. IS Us; Mexican dollars - l -2
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COTTON MARKET.

M YORK. March as,-The cotton market
cables, and The gums later Were We're Increased
aon,ew1iat by covering and light bun support
The weather ~ tho South was good however.
there was little snap 70 tho demand and later
when New Orleans sent heavy selling orders
lower lust before tie census report was read
This showed n crop OF about lS607,7Sa bales,
Including an estimate for the amount remain
Ing .lineinned at tie date OF the report and
Iintera, was Just about rs expected 1t was
followed by an advance OF about 10 points
fronl>the lowest on covering and hull support,
Of which. there was active selling for both
Southern and local account on reports Of easier
spot markets in the South The close WAS
steady within points OF the lowest, at n net
decline Of 1lalli points, Sales were estimated
at 400, 900 bales.Ei * g ~ ID
Receipts at he ports to-day wero q, iss
bales against 3l2I9 last week end II. 500 last
year. For the week testimated) 10000 bales
against 17e. so9 last week and b5,ai2 last year.
ro,day,s receipts g, !. New Orleans wers lsli
D,o52 bales against Lao last year, n
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STEAM BOATS.
M Id DOMINION
RA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NighI Line Cor Norfolk

Leave Richmond every evening tfoot Ash siIeel x
siP.M,, stopping at Newport News route. Fare. flV
one way $3.50 round trip, Including stateloom berffi
meals, Soc, each. 6tfcrt Cars 10 Steamers WHAT.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND lDAlLf-Hfllp.
: 49, - w STI}EEr STATION.
EPFECrIyE SUNDAY JAN. STIt
o:o5 a, ii, "A. q. i, Express 70 all points
e.oo3 A M..-Petersburg and Norfolk.
I'D 81 M.--petersburs and N. and w. Vest
800 =. M,-Pelersburg and Norfolk.
,s.io II. M.--Cioldsbpro local. Gl ss
b:t5 pfM,--Petersburg Local. 5 q 5 i!s @
YES i. M,-,.FleElaa and, West indian Lin.
ted. 70 al points Sop 4 z u ~ Va.
II Ia: 40 +. M-PeisrsburS local:
lS2 hiAN NNMR9 h,'f 81 Sises
4;o1 A. NJ; $40 A, A.; 7;ia q. n; s.s;as a:
s. - M !; 6,so r.. Nj; i.EP Al; 9as il NJ. Isss
\ siSxcept Sunday, NSunday only. L
35 q s. CAAIpBEI.I.,s Div. Pass. Agt
w y. CRAIG. Gen Pass Agt
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sDRY GOODS MA,RKET

Il NEW YORK, March IS. Tho attitude or
buyers Is more anticipated than Of lave, and y.
operations OF buyers In certa insta noes l>iit-
ohases are being made for fall. suffic ent IN
d.catio OF faithin the future OF ING ntrke.
which goods arc sold tho outlook for stabilty
at least Is generally admit ted A aFS
ssS NJ NAVAL STORES
5yIIiMINrToN, N. c. March 2s-SPIRTTtss
1,ljRPDNTINE-Fir1n at safe. receirts n
casks. Rosin-F'i rn at s.. 20 bid: receipts, ~
ir,rreis Tar--Flrn at SI.7o: receipts. $40 bar
rcls. h Crude Tulpentine-Firms ut $2..oas.1 g;
receipts, AT barrels. " :, -, I, ,,>,
T1N F.Eirn at SIC receipts. 2S7 casks: sales
u casks; shipments 4,oSs casks. Rosin--Firm;
receipts i Oes barrels; sales, 4o6 barrels SHIP
Incnts 4 .aS7 barrels, i. 80, . ~,
SAcIi ARLESToN, s. c., March 52S. --TUR PEN--.
TINE AND ROSIN--Nothings dolng. }s5 y s3&
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f{1ooss5, CO.,; short clear sides boxed.
IS s7MT. 90 Wlskey. basis of high wines, 81. g..
Glover. ontracl grade. BMtter1 IS,
I steady at l2ssl3hc. l5ggs-S Steady at mark.
cases Included, 1e,4c.; frsts, 16Ac.; prime frsts.
17c.; extras, lsc. 4 RI
Il BALTIMORE. MD. March es.-FLouR-Dull
and r unchanged Wheat Easier; spot, con-
tract. and the month, sl.1Oll1. 1914 southern
BY sample, CSC AS. 49, Corn-Easy; spot and
the month, 5:a52sc.; southern white corn. a %
sc. Oats-Dull: No. 2 mixed: :sskc: Rye
Firm. Butter-Firn and unchanged; fancy
limitation, 24lNo5c.; do. X creamery, a39c.
Eggs-Easy at lsKc. j Cheese-F1rm and I'M
changed. Sugar-Strong and unchanged
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RICHMOND ~AND PETERSBURG
EL ECTRiC RAILWAY.

3 Cars leave eorne9 q. FsFry and seYenlN
frs,n A. NJ TO 10 ~. M; last ear 4 miinslt
Cars leave PstsSy .n a f5at af sysaa,msorS
Street every i heus isoM oi q ~ y 1888 =
All cars from Petersburg connecting Rich,
niond cars, re q
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS in NEW YORK.
SALES:

1900 Amer. Tobacco, pfd.......,.
1900 AinalE,hnated Copper ~.
$500 Amer. Car and Foundry.
500 Amer. Garland Fo,in, pfds
American, Snuff ............t
American Snuff, pfd. .....,3
600 American Can .............5
1880 American Can, pfd.t......I
900 Amer Locomotive, com...S
1909 Amer. Locomotive, pfd....5
5000 American Sugar ......s...
1880 A., Il. and IS. re. CON-.
1900 A.. Il. md s.. Fe, pfd......
300 Baltimore and Ohio.......5
1900 Brooklyn Rapid I'ransit...
Cannds Southern ........'..
500 Clnndian Pacific ..........l
15iVo chesapeake and Ohio......
24OO Chicago Great Wcstern....
2G4o0 Gill. NIL. nnd st. Paul.
1900 Colorado Fuel and IRON.
900 Colorado South, GOMEZ.
Colorado South. lat pfd...
n 400 Colorado South. I'd pfd....
GOO Clcv., Gin. Chi. and ST. l..
Cdms. rob, 4@p. C. Bonds.
, ziO0 Consolidated Gas ..........$
$50 Delaware and Hudson...,.
400 Del, Lack. and Wcst......
$1,000 Eric, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1900 Erie. 1at pfd................
200 Erie. I'd pfd...............
100 General Electric .........,.
500 Illinois Central ............
1850 louisville and, Nashville.
1903 Manhattan ...,...a.........
500 Metro. Street Railway.
300 Mexican Central ...........
1860 Mo-, Kan, and TEX, cons.
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ssENYEs,zEgkEsFsEElT9g EssissEggsss.

E
;C,aIvos-1,he supply waa light and the demand
fair; prices were higher. The quotations were
MS follows Calves, veals sNoes light. pc, per
heavy, each. $4,000. Dressed Hogs-The mar
ket was quiet and prices were steady. Kece ls,
we're moderate. The quotations were s as Ioi.
smedunweights. per pound. 5A@alsc.; heavy
weights, per pound. 4isdSc. s
81yNIos STOCK YARDS, PTr1SBURG, PA,,y
Marcel, q 2s.--CATTLE--Supply light. lnarket
stead;. Choice s5.Gol5.s5; prime g; 3%5S.bo.
heavy nnd mediums. s56s M5 70: heavy york n
ers @e5; light yorkers pis g, Sag ~
,:ct stendv Prime wethers. S6,26l8. 50; com.
mon, sMlaoo: lambs s5Gss. g; veal calves SIG g
9. .. "
sCINCTNNATt.#O. o. March q. --HOGS.-Steady
Butchers 50. 6Odi5. G5: common. - 300 ~: Snt-
Fair to good g ::
I.anlbs-Strong ut 5.e5Gp75 so. sA s
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RUMORs DENIED.
st. Paul Road Not to Extend

st. Paul Road Not to Extend
Lines to Pacific Coast.
Gsy Associated Iress.)
NEW YORK, March q. Ire ports that.
the III Chicago, ilWaukeo and ST. Paul
Railroad Company, III consid cring tho ex-
penditure Of 500, 900 600, Or any like sum
for extraordinary improvements to the
SYSTEM were 81 enied to daSrI by Roswell
/ Miller, chairman OF the Board h of Dircc-
I tors. # 5y 4t, q ~ N ~
spent In eXtcndinS@th The system in tile Da-
Miller, no tlrtliep improvements arc un-s
gden considerations W. Si
AS for hc35storyy that I lie st. Paul road
is considerineg the 5adyisabilitys Of: extend t
man Miller said that 4 his matters4ins not
been discussed even casually by tho
board lSS3 X M {9
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT, MARKET

I'm sPt;AN Ut MARKET. q Y,
PETERS 3 URIC; V4t.,,8 March 2S.-PElANUTS-.
Snanish--NiariIet firm vat SlosE co.. ".
ginias-Ararket stronger at S3s IAc. for fancy
stock; machine picked hs
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S E1.!ABO ARD.
AIR LINE RAILWAY s..5

.-9-IJ0a, ~ \!
TRAINS LEAVE EXTRAORDINARILY.
O.10 A. NJ. l4ocu-7kpr &uriina and Aamiss.!
S.96 % M --ScaboaId Fast Maii--SaYa nnaHt
-'-S ! Jnncksonvilie Atlanta and ;outhWegt,
p.5o i TM.-Fluridn 5l4lmited-solld@ pullman
5''''ooN 49, Nav York to ST. Aug Justine.
II 800 =. M,-SenLonYd EApresa--Say annah, JACK
- son9ille, Atlanta and s44.hw est
90 A. M-Solld pullman from st, Augustine.
Gas * NJ From Tloriau, Atlanta ana Soptn'}
Ass =. nj Mi.--From Florida Atlanta and South.
$50 i. NJ From Local Points,
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m CH Il ,I IRODUCI MARKET

corrected daily Unless otherwise stated .htss
Quotations arc w VI, prlcesS lien
hens per pound. lsa lc ducks, per POI pound m
sa ass. . soSssss hss .s ss SH
Per head! d f1Sc; Eulneas. per, head sgo:
sossle Choice PANTY packed per pound
ssiisc store paeLod fresh. mixed, per pound
roil mixed. per pound, iGl5r. common grades,
per pound. l2dflsr. ,...,, &, 4
In crates, fresh, per dozen Sc; In barrels
tf Misd RE ass;1; Gs.prled peaches {
fsasy nound pssna apps
enaa bush nf
blaekey s. = NO, per bmshel ; ~;
sas esr euIhe s per pet s
i.s5; white mixed per bushel, si.5o; colorcd,
per hsslsi yal ;.o ,no,,e y, %, ID ia
ycais. thin. per pound. 6ad'sc runners T, !, per
asDy Soma a lr beef iusi common
soi wn iss clears, sS WITT Rs
tcr Straight. s5,7SGS.oo; winter patent. 50 eo9
60. Buckwheat. per pound ..sa g, cornme a.
s,s Miilfeede-shIpstun. per ton, s.lSo@
.2oO bran. SO. sqgei,o
u Z 4 Tx
OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK. March IS -FLouR--Dull and
lover Winter straishts. s5leet5 Z !, Rye
!aip e sScsa h hy
SS WVheeai:-Easy; No. sl:iss ailoat; OPTIONS
shGwsa gas ssc : assns ae Sac s'osSa .
cornWesk; No si4s ei eas.a o Esbss
closed at Lover May e ks% O. S
s,yi Sss Seet ias Hea
Mcnts Steady Ihrd : +. reinen, Gp 1
P RosInssaay fs; At ssasss
advanced wlslk eli, meniehthe thmnfyp
.s nS f'snay s Ns a Hys e
in Hs" 4s-isc. csntfIfusal 90 test; A 2,1se;
stendy. s Maslas.se Z .1faSs s'y
ana anehsnsea chssssT IN
@nF sea
per per clothstop barrel. ssas.so. Psanuts-Iirm';
sIas,ac, cahbasssouet; FLORIDA, rer barrel barrel
4 tsi,56T2.oo. Cotton by steam 70 Liverpool,
lioal4c.
! CHICAGO ). ILL, March aS.-rReports from, all
sections OF tho Southwest telling Of the yg?r-
ous condition OF fal-sown wheat had 2. dccld-
tnS Wheat for July delivery closed with
lnsa of 1ssll May corn ~ down ~ ,NggSie
oats are of 1sc,; provisions are down 2Haa l2'sc'
opsA,5g High. Low, Close.
May {, (. !, /. 4. Silica ll3 l,i1g ia
july .,,,....s,.,., 60 AZ a,.s sSSM s sSSs
4 ;s7 Sent, .,,,:,,,..'.. safd s'ps o5's ests
4 co RN-,No 2, s -, X. q a{ ~, ",
MayS.,t..',,,.,t,'q 1913 1913 s ,sytt "a sttH
s ssEt;s Isl y ssa III
i OATS-No,t O. ~, ~. 49,, ~,
| May ....,.,,.,.,,, So.s WA .s.a IN
Il July ..,,,.,.,,.,. Sfs WA sS.h XXX
i Sept; ,,....,.,.i,,fs ~ 2o'a 5,4t -sN 6 lsN
4 MESS POTflk--Per Dbl. J., = ~
II May s.s..s....Y.,.,ls ITO LII n3is,blsB !..los
4 July n, ~ Wy l2p- l2,so lS'sl
Ssz ~ F Ess rs Ess
4 SHORT n BS-Per lGO lbs 4 s., d Il ! ~
/ May .......,,,,,,. NO WI W sE1 wa,
/ July ~. 1,ls sslln 95 t,l2 ~ lf,lat
Cash quotations were as follows; lNl.oU Rt-
i J,asv' No spring wheat, ;l.OSQ1l.l2 No, 49,
i sl0ill;S No. = red, sllllNQl14, No. corn,
i7isc.; M. 52 yellow, 47ls nd a.c. Mo- oats
;sissc.; Ne white, a9,A43lAc, No. = rye. tiSN
7SGc. Goad feeding barley, s7dliec.i fair e
! choice; mating, 4adpi7c. No. ilaNseed, sl,ss
M nprthwes!erp, l.so; prime Ino!hy ,sea
ner ID uoiilds 81. QIQI QQ. NJ EliOSt gIhs Elaes
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
Vi BALTIMORE, MD, March 2S--Scaboard Air
Line common, 1slaGl19t2 do preferred, sag
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Nor, horn PACING ss /. I. 76is
sNorfoi "a nd Veste r-l 20 4s ...,........ 1o3
Grneon con- Short Line refnnding 4s.......... 97ss
fennsv.IvanIa c,ny, 1854
r. ea ding = c,enerai 4 AZ 1c2h
al II All. and Iron Mountain con. IS 1lSN
81 Louis and san F,rancisco fg. 4s........ SOS
81 81 omis Sol,thyyeyter1, con- is............ S27s
SeahoarI Ar Line !. !. soA
Southern pa cifl( Il a. Sc M
Eol,thein Railway ,5a 3. -. 11o15
Texas ana Pacific 1sts ibid 3. Z. q. 122is
Toledo Il 81 ~ q nd Western Az (bd) SO
i,nion Pacific AZ y. 106M
Union Pacific cony is 1885,
1JS steel I'd as. Is ..... 941s
Wahast, Ists :. /. ID
yvaha N Deb. r. :. \. :. 20 q
western, Nd :. n. u. 93ts
Wheel ing n nd Lake Erie IS Z. y. %
yn,jscon,sin Central As %
NJ and %. Collateral Trust As. 9sts
Scentra Of Georgia I'd sine % q
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

!, Steamers IeaYe NoFIVIf IuF 1I5pstoH TUESDAY,
Boston, Mass.,& Providence, r. j.
wednesday, Friday and Sunday. For prny,.
dance Mun,iay, InursIay and Saturday at &
T I'm passengers and freight taken Tor !.
New England points. Tickets on sale ut c, and
g. Rwy,' pna N. and w. Rwy. Offices. ana No.
SIG East Main IA 3rii 5f8i5Hft = NJ ~.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

tx. c.. c. and st. Louis GEMS (bid) (. 1o2S
Chicago Terminal 4s.........,...............aN
Colorado Midland Observation-Disclosures. IoA
Colombo and Southern AZ ......... 93h
Cha ia cart III "a lex IN. los Sg
Denver and Rio q ra,,te As (ofrercd) 2. 10l+s
fDis,iiinrss Sec,ritie. ~ Blk
Erie prior lien is ibid 10ls
Eric General S3h
Fort Worth and Denver City LIST tbid) ...... 10
Hoeki,lg Valley Iiss ibid 1l0ts
13Jppan e.. certificates losSSl
1 Ain rhatta n Il con gold As 11sA
Mexica; . Central 4. ia
Mexican Central LIST Inc. tbid). ....r....., "a
MINI nd ST. Louis As toffered) :. s8K
Missouri Kansas and Texas Al. 10lIs
Missouri Kansas and Texas $2ds (bidl ~. S5h
national n n &C Mexico con. As (bid) -. S2ia
New York Central gen 4. %1Goh
New Jersey Central gen.. SIS tbid) ......... 1854
North, ern Pacific az z. 106
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STEAM BOATS.
J, u l,,C,I IN HAvI0ATIoH co

ySi|gsss , " lAGENlA HAVI CATION 60
ANNA IEl !. ;.. I. Y t' AZ, & 4 i,
ysy-ASSTsAt 1At,p FRIDAY ii, n ~. ~. Tor
t-SSaSSa-Ss. i;otiolk. Portsmouth. Is ld{ Point,
SsWnoEit, ,S Ssw y ANN, Siss'n so
nectias NJ Ola Fpin, ler Washinston. baltimore
rnt the NORTH, State;yoonls reserved fpy tue
10 the wharf Fare only .s,,5o ana Y ~ Noifoik;
l'peght received for abaS a-painsi I,iYses si.a
lima. IRWIN WE lslHz III Cen MgF.
L. a. BARBER. u, seeIetat1,
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. March IS, 1905.
u S5st s,5E$ Quot TIONS M ~ w
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sales at Union Stool. Yards. \ rs

rs a. l15I Richmond, Va. March Is, 1906. 4
There WAS Il light run OF cattle here this
week. Best steers. bG6Ac.; n few very fine
higher; medium to good, e "A G4%c.; common
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u. S. retundins %. registered :. 7. lo4s
u. $. refundlng 49, coupon. !. :. 1861
u. S. 49, Registered 1911!
u. S. al, coupon Z. e. :. 1o4s
u. 10. New 4s Registered . 1321.
u s.. New ls coupon +. Z. ........ 1927.
II. s.. Old Is. registered lo4 Y
U.s. s. a. COUPON . I, 1851,
American Tobacco A. cert tlca:cs I. 74L
American Tobacco ss ertIficatca /, ........ llIa
lion genera, w. j. 10is;
,AtGhison Adjustment 3a.. ..,......,... 9Gs
Atlanta Coast Limo As (offerod) 10l
Baltimore and Ohio Z. 1otl
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 95i:
Central OF Georgia is 115ii
Central OF Ceorgit jst Inc. IBID !. ........ 1l
Central of Georgia "a Inc Z. gi72
tChesa penkc and Ohio 4Iks. IGG
Chicago. and Alton az sl7
Chicago II and Quincy, new ~ I. I. I. a3s
C,hica 10. r. j.. and Pac n. r. 4s........ Sls
Chicago, II. /, and Pac. r. r. col 6s.......s9 81
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CLYDE STEAMSHIP
COMP ANY
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FreigRs reserved nna aSllSerea daily ~ 6.
Riead strecis. H. Is WoNpFIS, Soliciting
Agsnt.5 Va, Nay. GO. Wharf. NRoels;E,
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u N, 10 Richmond, Trclericlss.
ass Va X ] : burg s. Potomac r.. r..
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aassa X 2 burg s. Potomac II. r.
Trains Leave RichInond---No rtllWird.
S4:15 A. M.-Daiiy--Dyrd st. Through. l Be
s:2s A. M.-Daiiy-Main ST. through.
10 a. n. aily--Muin 81, Through. All
& 6:54 a. M.--DaiIy--Except Atonday--Byrd 81.
Through. All Pullman Cars. l.ia .BS Il
y7i:25 a. M.--Week Days--Elba. Ashland Ac-
\ $40 4. II. Daily Byrd ST. Through, Local
T.: o5 noon--Week Days-Byrd st. Through.
\ AGO J.. M--Week Days-Byrd st. Fredericke.5@
burg Accommodation. - s33{ II 5|i778gs
IS Eli lh HssfIsnd
a}t5 comlnodation. ss
s:es ?; Nj Daily BYRD st. Through.
ZIG Trains Arrive nond-S outward.
g 40 a M,.-Week Days-Ellb'a. Ashland Ac'5
! SEQ 4 ~. n. week paysDyrd 81. Fredericks.
s:2S 4. Ai.--paiiy. Byrd ST.. Throug oh; y
e:l4 I'm M.-S stSpi Main ST. Through.
6;ia e. M y. i se Daysba Ashland AZ.
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e:4s 81 ~ aDa i,., 81. Thrsush All
i1:4o z. M.--Week Days Byrd St. through. All 4
rs NOTE-Pullmnn1 Sleeping orr Parlor Cars svn L
all above trains except trains arriving Rtch.H8
mond 1850 A. NJ week days and local ACCOM-
9r1me OF arrivals and departures and comes
lions mot ERuarant ee1
W. p. DUKE, q. ". cuLP Nv; r TAYLOR. z;
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4:16 A.. M-Daily-Dyrd st. Through.
6:2Si A. M.-Daily-Main ST. z Through. Sa
Ga 4. A. --Dalls- Mun 81, Through. All
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/ CHICAGO ILL, March ?s.--Reports, from all
GUS condition Of fail.sown wheat had ~ decid-
cdiy Weakening effect on thanlarket here
to-day, Wheat for July delivery closed With q
oats are OF Isc,; provisions are down 21aa lstsc
Tho leadlnE futures ranged Gs ifolows; I, !.
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Cash quotations. were as folloWs: 81 INLUURv.-
Easy. No. spring wheat. Sl,0sQl.ls Not8
i've; M. 2 yellow, sc. No oats
SSssc,; M. . white, 2o,sqf$lAc, No rye, Sit
87SIse. Good feeding barley, sIagiec.i fair 4, Z
MI i northwestern, si.2o; primo inolhy seed!
sss5, Mess pork, lier barrel, ~ ls.t5; lard
per 100 pounds, 1914 4. oq shosi s'hs eide
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i Richmond, Va, March 20 let6.
SALES.
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Except Aronday-Byrd 81.
rs Pullman Cars. .b (
Days-Elba. Ashland Ac.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-12-28
Crossing Holsteins and Jerseys.

The records of such crosses do not
seem to indicate success. Professor
Hacker records the case of Topsy L.,
Holstein- Friesian COW that made
good record in both yield and butter
fat. She was bred to Jersey bull, and
the offspring, Topsy H., proved to be
a small mixer, falling in yield below
the Jersey cows on her sire's side and
falling In butter fat below the percent
age Of her Holstein-Friesian dam. The
likelihood Of combining in such crosses
both heavy yield and high butter fat is
very remote. Don't try such crosses.
Put on Jersey or Guernsey cows for
high fat percentage and medium yield
and put on Holstein- Friesians for me-
dunn fat percentage and high yield.
Don't mix the breeds; mix their milk
New York Farmer.