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.ROCkEF:El[ERs out
Of MISSOURI PACIFIC
Withdrawal Of Standard Oil Rep
resentative. Believed to Mean
Break With Goulds.

NEW YORK. March 14.--John D. Rockefeller.
Jr., and e. Parmalee Prentice, the two Stand
ard OIL representatives on the Missouri Pacific
Railroad directorate, retired at tho annual
meeting OF the company In st. Louis syester-
iidav. ana were succeeded BY James Henry
smith and S. Davies 'Warneld.
The retirement OF the Standard representa-
lives Il was { regarded an significant. It was
learned that the Rockefellera had disposed OF
most OF their holdings Of Missourl PACIFIC;
with the road. following their retirement from
the Colorado Fuel. and. lron compeny an4t S.ir
COURSE was an outcome OF the denomination
OF the aoulds TO proceed With their Wes sn ~
the Union Pacific Interests to tho BUILDING OF
Gould extension to the Pacific soa ~ Vet.
ern Maryland. Railroad. which was "a ken over.
by as the eastern I, end d. OF : their
Prentice 10 a son-ln-iaw 81 John D. Rockefeller.
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GRIP FULL; OF. RAzoRs.
Two Y ouths Found With Ample
Supply. s..s:

~ z - A1SsFHAyss fs&s
n Herbert and Johnnie Rundy, two young
white men, who claimed their home to
be In Lynchburg. were before Justice
Crutcht1eld Yesterday morning on the
charge of being suspicious characters.
When arrested the prisoners had a small
grip. and this was searched and one
hundred and siSty-three razors found
in 1t. Ss
Both boys-neither appeared to BIO over
eighteen years of a ge,--claimed that they
purchased the supply Of razors from a
man named Jim Mitchell on last Friday.
mitchell happened ITO be In. jall on,
that das, SO that yarn won't work, said
Justice Crutchfield 1 re ferring to his dock
ct book to corroborate his statement.
q James Woodson, a negro barber, bought
eight 3razors from the two boys. L paying
them $3.50 for 4 he lot, re was called
sas a witness. and was reprimanded by
the court for receiving stolen goods. I,
Z The case was continued until the Gath.
The boys were a rreest led by Special Officer
y. r. PIttman and officer w. L. Bradley.
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COTTON no n, MAR,lKET,slI.

3 NEW YORK, March 1.-THE cotton market
was very active during to-day's session, and at
lines showed almost sensational weakness
with prices reaching q new low level. counting
from the governments crop estimate OF last
December. The close was net decline OF
pals points. Sales We're estimated at 49, OO
bales. i5 I, n 5ysss 81 ss sgs-33,i .ls{ .s
The market opened barely steady, at q de-
sIine OF ias points which was a little bette. a,,
sned under aggressive pressure from local
bears, stop-loss selling and reports that leading
song interests were trying TO liquldatc their
lines. The break carried May to 1870 and July
10 1914 Inside OF the first 10 minutes, or about
t0G22 points net lower. Covering caused some
from this level, but there was no
Egng of important support. and after rally or
= or points and a short period OF lire gu!arlty
Ehe market again weakened under continued
With ae,ing on to Levels or S1
sulate5 that further heavy. sstop-loss orders
would be reached hy that figure and shorts
turned for profits. The market ruled stendier
during the balance, OF the session. recovering
part OF the loss hut the chief demand seemed
10 come from shorts, and while the closing
lone was steady there was appearance OF act
ial hull support Adyices from Southern: spot
markets haev been nflcting, but generally
ayor the Idea that The interior Is not folloW-
rial advices the markets were, unchanged ID
Isc lower. Rain was report ed 4, In the South.
but the precipitation was mot heavy IA. @
T2ceptR at the Eport tn- yveresl 397 bales
AGAINST 1909 lost week and 1925 ast year.
For the week 00 bales against 1Gs q sast
week and lao. l76 last r. 8 receipts
1t New Orleans Sill bales against so6s last
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RESIDENCE BURNED.
Aged Caretakers Too Feeble 10
Save Their Effects. AS. I.
Especial TO The Times pispatrh.o

N IopEClHI ne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
3t$ MITCHELL's. VA, March 1.-THE
/ home OF ", !. B. smoot Il lying one mile
3westf OF, I litdhell's, VIA s burned, 10 the
ground |, Saturday afternoon. Mr.. smoot
lives I'm \ forth Carolina. hut the house
was occupied by an aged couple, Mr..
and Mrs. Massie slnlms. us ca 70 TIA kers,
" Sd people had 1T ken al bath,
Ind Mrs: siplnis wal only partly dressed
when the roof was discovered to be on
Are hey rushed out the hack door;
saxnH he ,s hs ss
house agasS i the so tlssy wa y. They. we're
too feeble to 3bren K open the FROM door
az lps II tsla, oAsns theirsclot
an The houBes was lllsu %, Ssst
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Upward Movement Which Began
Tuesday Reached Limit
I'LL Early in Day. Ea.
MONEY SITUATION is EASY
Entire Lack Of Any Large New
Demand for Securities,
However.
tBy Associated press.)

NEW YORK. March 14.--Thc lmita-
tion upon the possible oscillation OF
prices was demonstrated again in the
stock market to-day. Yesterdays up
ward movement was slightly extended,
but reached It's limit during the course
OF the morning. when prices sagged back
again. The lack OF an available medium
discollraging effect upon the professional
element who have had the market to
themselves for several days. and trans
actions even Of that character subsidized
abruptly almost to nothing. The easing
OF the money situation has put n stop to
any forced liquidation. thus checking the
downward tendency OF the market, but
II is evident that there is an entire lack
OF any large new demand for securities
ui'der present conditions, such as would
give the market an upward Initiative.
Such movements as occurred to-day were
largely due to individual causes, many
of them centcring about the cotton in
dlstry both amongst the cotton-c carrying
railroads and tho cotton fertilizers.
These movements probably were mot dis
connected freely from the violent break
Early strength in the coalers werc as
ISOLATED with the supposltlon that pros
poets were brighter for settlement OF
the labor dispute. The condition OF the
money market showed some further re-
Taxation early in the day, but there was
late furry in call money. and the
rate advanced to 81 per cent The
sagging tendency was slightly accen-
tnated by the late rise in the call money
rate. which was attributed to the prep
arations for the payment OF the sI5.-
100000 Standard Oil dividend Tomorrow
The stock market closed easy at the
lowest.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par
value. So.579. 900.
United States bonds were all I'M
changed on call.
Total sales stocks were ees.ooo shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.-Mone on
call. firm and higher Mt 4G6h per cent;
ruling rate. Is: closing bid. 5: offered
at 6: time loans, steady: sixty days and
ninety days. 5kFt51-4 per cent: six
months. s per cent: prime mercantile
paper. 5@5h per cent; sterling exchange.
firmer. with actual business In bankers
bills at s4.s5.s5@4.s5.7o for demand and
at s4.S2.4oIiS2.45 for sixty-day. bills:
posted rates. si.s3Gf4s3h and s4ssGp
4.s7: commercial bills. s4.s2: bar silver.
So rs: Mexican dollars. 4s0491-4.
h fa
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Erroneous Assessments.

Judge Witt. OF the Hastings Court, has
set apart next week. from Monday to FRI
day, Inclusive. for hearing petitions for
the correction Of alleged erroneous tax
assessments. now on file In his court.
Tho board OF assessors, OF which Mt.
Charles q, Todd Is chairman. will hold
meetings In Room s. third floor. of the
city Hall on Friday and Saturday Of this
week, from 10 "A. M.sto 4 F.. NJ, to hear
all complaints rs TO erroneous a ssess-.
ments, Thus It may: be that many Of
the cases may be settled out OF court.
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technical charge OF appending to his name
M. D. when he had no right to.
He WAS dismissed, after his counsel
had explained that the man did not
claim to be a physician. but was mes
merist4and hypnotist. But in Diminishing
him OF the charge. Justice CrutchfIelI
warned Bruce to get ont OF Richmod al
the very earliest possible moment. Mr..
sOrdWay Fuller, attorney for the Htndoo.
who Justice Crutchfield said looked Just
Ike any other negro, promised that his
client would leave the city.
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VETERANS 10 ATTEN SERVICE
AT5LAUREL STREET CHURCH

The soldiers of Lee Camp, Confederate
Methodist Church in q body next Sunday
night, the pastor. Rev. J. a.. Thomas
5preaching d sermon especially prepared
Tor them. The body OF the church Will
be reserved for the veterans OF Lee ana
other camps, who attend the Service.
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NEW ORLEANS March n.-coTToN-s
cotton quiet and weak. Sales 1880 bales. In
Guiding 500 70 arrive. Quotations reduced hc.:
continent selling In Liverpool. The future
market was ahundantfy supplied with bearisn
features. but Liverpool set the pace. causing
the market to open SGs points lower than
Hast evenings finals. Stop-loss orders were
down ioa12 points below the opening figures.
During the afternoon prominent bulls were
active biders and prices improved to 5d6
points from the lowest Of the morning. The
market closed steady with net gains OF II
Cotton futures closed: March. 10. q: April.
l0.45: May. 1851: June. 10. 81: July, 1855: Au-s
gust. lo.is; October. s.si: December. s.9s,
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.uJjNlTED. ooPPE|;R COMPANY

The Directors a 4 Ia Tint "a Coppey Company.
having set aside the sntirs amount asee ssAry
the preferred ttocK during the year 1905. have
SSmPany
4 an y extra dividend Of 81 per, cent. on, The
SGoMMQN staslI pa pie .Nprll soih 1909 st9
The. stock tfahatey hooks Of tina Company
\ S' Sjoe ~ Is. Mdss,f nth iso and rsssna
40 v'cIYck A. an May sI st 1901 VI u
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on Mrs. Shylock.

Rabbi e. N. Ca lisch will have q most
interesting topic for his sermon at Beth
Ahabah Tomorrow, n iday, evening. He
VIII speak on "Alrs, shylock..' As this
parsonage is not Mt MI mentioned In the
Merchant of Venice; many persons will
doubtless wonder what the Rabbi will
have 70 SO Isl, (, y, e. I,
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Ey BALTIMORE, MD, March 14.-4FLo 1T
STEADY and unchanged, ,Wheat-pull;. snot.
doing. corr1steady; spot, IS GtlslSc. south:
ern' White corn 43js 6469sc. 0ats-Qulct; No. 2
mixed, =; Rye-pull; No western g,
Imitation. qeec. erea merry. 2sc;; ladle lsglec:;
store packed, 1901 6c, EEgs-Steady and IN
sSugar-Strong and unchanged.
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Cotton, very steady: middling. 1.ss: net re.
ios bales gross 1874 bales; Gales. 800
Total to-day at al portslNet receipts. ~ as7
Continent. ?.lis bales: stock Isl 80 bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Set receipts 7i75o
pa!es export TO Great Britain. 24.sts bales; to
France 100 bales: to the Continent. 49, go bales
to japan. loo bales: to Mexico 800 bales.
Total since September LIST at all por.s-Set
receipts. .431 bales: export to Great Britain
20. 80 bales; 10 France. 6s24 i2 bales; to the
Continent. 1855: 1875 bales: to Japan T0.4ls bales:
to Mexico. 2,714 bales.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMCiRE. Md. March IA = Seaboard!
Air Line. common. 32is asked. Seaboard Air
Line Notwithstanding doing.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NiARKETa.

RGsPEANIJTaA fARKETe \
(Reported by Rodgers. 3fcCabe and Coz
& PETERSBURG. VA, March 14.-PEANUTS-
!Spanish--Market Arm at s1.1s per bushel.
quiet at &c. for fancy
stock; machine picked. 2G2Ac.; Smelling stock
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.ss s1eh n 1s. .,ssf sssRs Tor til. week
s% Ell s!,.i:s s%ss
good. !g4Ac: common to fair. 3AI3Ac.; best
and calves. .2sa5o.oo, per. head: best sheep,
sa s :oon 70 t fsIr best
sas; common to fair. sgs1R sows and stass.
next weeks market. = 800 -
/, e s5 lac s Msrsh MI:
Ss!isPs s,sS ssss: sas s2s IS
steady.-c Choice TO prime heavy. o. soa84o: me.
@sEts Esd FOOD S -
Rssed S SsseknE
); Sw ToEK March ~. ,.aEEyEs.Rssep,s
Sss sa ss4nssrd a asas
Sheep and Lambs-Rece!pts. s.sel head. sheep
Nominal Good lambs. s. 70: few sprt lE lambs
state hogs. $3.50.
s RI5TsR PR, Pa assa soIs. sa
s PRIME Is as HossReesDt: iisSs
l s,m a ss;ys Prime ssaylss Rst
workers., ss4oasSo: pigs. IS sas. 8: '-ioushs
shssp,sysgly = light; market IS .o sIo Y
1an,bs s s5asas: ssa CAVES s' ssss
! cINclSSAT1. g. March, . 1.:.Hoss- Quiet.
HusshsIs 'na soea ss
gsss soas IS common; ssgslo shseg r.,
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OFFlCIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
SALES

1900 a. c. Ia com ..............
g, 200 American Shelters, CON, !.
sg'SW Amalsamatcd Copper So.
2 4,SD Amer. car and F'oui1. ......-
Ivy Amer. Car and Fouf1., pfd.
a,iv american Cotton Oil........
IloO american Tobacco, pfd....
american Can ............
iW American Can, pfd ..........
2g0 Amer. Locomotive, CONNIE
S0o Amer. Locomotive, pfd ....;
M American Sugar ....s.......
l9,s00 A.. 2. and 6. Fe, com. .....S
lW a. y. and 8. Fe,s pfd. 500.
300 Baltimore and Ohio.......
4o, 100 Brooklyn Rapid Transit s...
200 Canadian Pacific ..........
200 Chesapeake and Ohio.......
loo Chicago Great !Western....
=. 600 Chicago, Nil. and st. Paul.
q, 100 Colorado Fuel and Iron, =.
1850 Colorado South, com. -. /.
1900 Colorado South, LIST pfd =. !.
Colorado South, I'd pfd So,
go CleY.. Gin, Chi. and st. l..
IL. 400 Consolidated Gas .......s.
no Delaware and Hudsor,.,...
Del, Lack. end Western.
1890 Erie, Gomez.
400 Erie, LIST pfd. ...............i
100 Erie, I'd pfd
300 General Electric ......
1900 Great Northern, pfd. 800.
700 Illinois Central ....
II 900 Louisville and Nashville =,
6O Manhattan
100 Metro. Street Railway
1850 Mexican Central
W MO-, Kan. and Tex. COM.
LEGO Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd I. )!
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.es ranged as follows; n
Open. High. Low. Close.

1Cash quotatlons were as foloWs: FIour-
Rs arg ssssy M spr!ss easn
4lNc.;s No. eyellow, 4lisc. No. 2 oats. 2si.a
wh,s ood NJ sseGiny wh's
ley. s7ds1,kc.; fair to choice mailing, 46qls0c.
No. naxseed 81; No. ), y, northwestern
s770; short ribs sides i!oosel. ss.l5FS short
OF high wines. 81. g. Clover. contract ! grade
tuiries Sl5d &c. rheese-Steady at q. Qfl3c.
SEgss-Frmer at mark cases included, 1scls.;
.Arsts,S prime: flrsts. extras. lsc.
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!. DRY GOODS MARKEr,

i sNEws.sYORK. March 14.-There wac more
bushes. in the dry goods market o-day. buy
recent fears Of lower prices on the general
list Interest wss manifested In tn ryiston Of
lines Of outing flannels. which amounted TO
&c. at first hands.
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,aA.Ls,oAps'
Z: F.&P ; : :::::;:s !, I.

T
Trains Leave Hlehn,snd- tosthwaeA HI
l:s a. M.--Daily--Byrd 81. Through.
e:1 4. M.-Daiiy-Main 81. Through fS
s'O A,M.-Daily--MA.n 81. ThrougA ~
So y; Except Monday, Byrd 81. rnsouek
All Pullman CARA
70 ec.n Miadwsss oays-rlsa. Asalasa ~.
s; 10 a AN M.--Da!'y-Byr St. Through. LoelI
Leg .sos n Days Byrd 81. THROUGH
- burg @esa pnys Byrd u srsdsr.e -
s:SS MM.-Daily-Main 81. Throush.
ectnm @Mfes pays-Elba. AAhiand =
TrslnMsi :zzp 2sIi!y. = So Thtcush.
$50 AZ ~ Nrrlve Observation-Disclosures.
corntnodMsteseenk Daya--Eiba- Ashlahl = y,
-" S &. ,Ms..11Wesk Days-Byrd 81 Fredsrieks
iiSS 4. M.-- RWs,.y-g x 8. Tnre y z. i,
-. Ioe.i s. gssx pays--B,'d 81 rasousa.
's s;5 Saa%ss 81 1A. 2ssssaa
is sRsl|gzsss g, Il ra rsssssss ..s.,
'a' p.,lMm: 5p s.1, y-n.in St. Through. Al
lS ;ss bs9. s. gghrs !. 4s,,s.,.
i, NiooTIE-Pnlinan Sleeping or par,or cars q
mon do9 q "a trains: except trains arriving Rich.
s 6 s5.ss: snd departures and
x:.t :. 70 Dppk IKE; C. " CyLP ". T. TAYI2n
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Southern Railway

scalEsPuLE IN EFFECT FEB. Ii, 1905 y
7,no a TRAINS LEAVE RIcHNOND. 800
~ a. M.-Daily--locaf for Cha riotfe A. a. ~
;,,sn.:.-Daly-.L.i mited-Bunet Pullman ~
Game ana Birminghafn, New Orleanat
TThmpnis. Chattanooga and all the South.
purSsTna and sse Ra IS5 Chase city, o1ford'
1i:s S MM.--Ex; sunday-Keysvills Local.
HA's' E. ACCOMPLISHMENTS Pullman ready 90
~. for all the South. ~
~. YORK RIVER LINE
100 !ta1vor1te route to Baltimore and Eastern I
Su.nts.. Leave Richmond 4:20 p M daily.
e acept Sunday. connecting with steamer
FrIah Baltimore Mondays. Wednesday, and
s's FAN (; ,Ms..-.Iocai-Monday,. wedn.sd.ys aud
80" Nm s; nM.--.Except gunday--For wess Point.
snHeSs.lns with steamers for Baltimore
ana 11 r,r landings Msnoays. Wednesdays
~. Mu Frtdays Steamers call al b 0lot,s
"a, Ne roint Almonds and Clay Bank
& wAst r,s'Hcept sunday-Local mixed Sof
s.5,ya TEAMS Arrive RICHMOND.
S:S 8 ~ ~. ana 1850 P. sM.-From ali the South.
Raisieh From Charlotte. Durham and
';'o . 4; ,m.From Key.vills ana in..rm.d,...
.@e =. =. Daily from west Point with Balti.
Fla. g, connections Sundays wedesdays and
lis' a I. A-wednssdays and fridays: $40 =.
Pin. aa'iy. except sunday-From wtsa
9. ~ y WEsTsuRY .. P. A.. Richmond. va.3
5 TTAHRD 1'W1cR ". H TA3LoH 3
H p: SPENCER. a.n'l s! Mr. !. -
Washington- u. G. z y
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BUY s IS. z e oM. Il
Send for our special letter on it,
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GEO . & | ING / | 9; s CO.,
Stoc + . K ers Il
e 4 1914 v East Nais, Street. Richmond y a
sTocks, coTTo On ssa No 4 q IA IN 4
fractional Lots "a spec / sS Y II
Gloss Attsntlon "a out. q, Town Aecountss
hers tn 4: ;ssfs
i chnlona Gro and Cotton xg gs.
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NAVAL EroRw

w1I.M1NGroN.1 n. a. Mereh 14.-sP1RITs
TuRPENTINE-Steady at 6sc.; = receipts !. Is
asks :, Ros!n-NothinE !. doing: receipts, q bar
Crude Turpentine- at ss.5a5.l0: receipts,
S II barrels. u 81 Fsa t7t.l3
SAVANNAH. GA. March 14-TuRPES-
TiNSFirm at s7iiaessc.:. sales. SIS casks; re
ceipts. 81 casks: shipments. oo6 casks Rosin-
sssspss 81 barrels
{se.HARLESTON. 3. G.. March ll--TuRPEN-
TINE AND tROSIN-Nothing doing. -
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NEW YORK PRODUCE mAakEr.

NEW YORK. March l4-FLouR-steady.
Rye Flour--steady. cornmeai-stcady Barley
Wheat-Firm: No. red. sac. elevator. OPP
Ten sssns haMs net III, higher Nay sic July
Corn Steady: No. :. 501.c. elevator Options
itc. net higher. May t9A &c. !; uiy. 4sAc.; Sep
tember 49sc. Oats-steady: mixed. 3iis G3i%c.
II Beef-Steady. cutes Meats-Q uIet. ~ lard
Steady. Rosln-FfrTn. Turpentine-Q Quiet at
Rice-steady. Enthusiastically. ,conee-
Spot Rio. quiet; MILD. steady. Futures easy
at net decline of 101i5 points. Suear-Raw.
nrm: fair refining, &c.: centrifugal. SIG
3 l7-32c.: moasses sugar. &c; refined. arm.
Butter--Steady and. unchanged. Cheese
+ Firm and unchanged. Eggs-Firm: nearby,
seiscted. 3Gfclc: western flrsts. 15c.: southArns
Po,atoes-weak; state and Western. per bag.
fl606If5: sweets dull and unchanged. Cab
hages-Dull and unchanged. Freights and
Peanuts-Steady and unchanged. .Cottonseet
o OIL steady with a. moderate speculaa,
Sc: prime summer yellow. ak asl,sc: prime
white. SiG3iifc. prime winter yellow. 34Gl34tc.
CHICAGO. March 4--Favorable weather for
fall sown wheat In the United States Offset
to-day the effect OF report OF famine in
Russia. and caused steady close in the
wheat market. Final quotations on tho May
delivery showed very little change from the
closing figures Ct yesterday. Corn and oats
higher to a shade lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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BRU CE, THE. HlND0O MEDIUM;
PROMISES TO GET OUT.

"ProfessorsD. D. Bruce, greatest Hindoo
medium Of the world 8 was before Justice
Crutchfield yesterday morning on the
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CLOSING BOND. QUOTATIONS.

&, G.. c.. and st. Louis gen. 4s........,.. loi,a
GoIorado 1rdustrial S.. series 7sh
eoorado sna sou,hsrn
Cuba 10I
p Hnyfe Eng see Mi9 srsas
Erie prior lien 100
Erie General ~. 92s
Hooking Valley io8
Japan 6s. 80. DOL
Japan g: I'd f>s
Japan Japan IL es es4tsess.. q seri::
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s............ 1o,T
Manhattan con- gold 10oH
Mexican Central .............. s2K
Mexican Central LIST Inc Observation-Disclosures. "a
Mimi and 81. Louis 4s........s............. sl1a
Missouri Kansas and Texas 4s............s 1000
Aissouri. kanxas and Texas IDS ........... 9S5a
National n. r. Of Mexico con. 4s..:........Ss
New oYrk Central gen. 3sh ..........s < 9Ss
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ysar and at Houston 4oas bales agains. sios

Spot cotton closed very steady. IS points
lower; middling uplands. 1926; middling gulf.
E1i2o: saies, $50 bales. I =. /, q !.
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New Jersey Central gen. Gs.............. $50
Northern Pacific 4s.......................... 1o4M
No rfoSsn ana nie' Western con,
OREGON Short Line Tsfnndins 4s............ ISL
Reading General i iS
Eeu: ana ana s ssSn s Mse.n ssH Tue
st. Louis Southwestern con. 4s........... 50
eeaboard Air Limo 4s....................,. %
southern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
southern Raiiway 1lssV
Texas and Pacific lists ia
Toledo. 81. Z. and Western ss............. S31t
Union Pacific lO44
Union. Pacific COW. Observation-Disclosures 1914
United States Steel I'd 5s.................... sSX
Wabash 1stA. 1l6
Wabash Deb. Bs..............,...........,. 81
Wcstern Nd. SIN
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4z................. coz
Wisconsin Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 93
n. and o. Collateral Trust 4s............ oS
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MARINE -INTE:1iGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH IL. 1906.
ARRIVED
disc and passenger. Old Dominion line
50 SAILED.
dlae and PASSENGER. Old Dominion line. - ss
Steamer Poeahontas. Graves. James River
landing and Norfolk, merchandise and pas.
senger. Virginia Navigation Company.
PORT OF wEsTPoINT, MARCH H. 1906. 4
ARRIVED t5
Steamer Baltimore. Short. Baltimore. pas-
s%ngersg and general cargo.
Steamer Elm City.s Haynes Mattaponi River
landings passengers and general CARGO.
aAILED. :,
Steamer Baltimore. Short. Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo. 80 -
Steamer Elm City. Haynes Aattaponi River
landings passengers and general cargo. As "a
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