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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-10
me PAIR 200 HORSES IN FIRST

class condition. Young. Kind and sound.
Good workers and drivers. An extra good
team, and perfectly safe for ladies' driv
ing. Mrs W. f. Lord. Belgrade. Oidtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-10
WANTED TO SELL OUR
TO BUY A MODERN HOUSE IN

custom shoes; good opening for hustling
men. For particulars address Peerless
ShOn Co. FrNenNrt. Maine. s22d3w*
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-10
cooPERAeE STOCK FRUIT BAR.

relS, head-ilnerS, pulp packer s, nails,
cooper's tools, barrel heaters, hoop nails
hoop staples. Anything pertaining to the
slack coOpcragc business. Z. G. Leigh
ton, Winthrop, Me. o4d2W*
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-10
MANY OF THE BEST LOTS IN THE

Williams field between Western Ave. and
Green St Part cash and easy payments.
L. f. Ncwbcrt Agency, 2G9l2 Water n
II Octtdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-10

100 PAIRS HEAVY, ALL WOOL
pants worth $50 for s1.9J. Z. H. Jenkins.
Augusta oct2dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-10
FOR SALE
1o-RooM HOUSE, WITH BATH ANl
10-RoOM HOUSE WITH STABLE

and y acre land, apples, pears. craps
etc PHEASANT home :it modest cost. f..
r. Ncwbert Agency, 2fs1& Water 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
COMMUNICATING AND
CHURCH COLLECTIONS.
\ North Carolina Woman Ar.
rested While Working Them
Together.
(speclal to The Tlmes-Dispatch.

special to The Times-Dispatch.)
& GREENSBORO; N. c., March 2S.-On
complaint of Secret service Agent Thomas.
United States Commissioner Wolf issued
warrant tonight for Mrs. Alice smoot.
of Wilkes county. charged with counter
feiting. She was arrested at Cleggss
Hotel On examination OF her baggage
fifty silver counterfeit dollars and coun-
terfeit FIVE dollar gold pieces were found.
Other money found she claimed was
contribution for building q church, and
a list of contributors she had showed
that she was soliciting funds for build
ing churches In Wilkes. The detective
has been shadowing the woman some
time. To-day he got counterfeit five
dollar gold piece she had l;assed in
Winston, and arrested her here soon after
arrival.
In default of bond. awaiting trial Sat
urday. the woman was placed in custody
of Jailer Busick.
She is handsome, Intelligent. and had q
suit case of fashionable clothing.
The detective thinks he has spotted a
nest of counterfeiters operating in east
Tennessee and western North Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
PASS BOARD.
Thirty-eight Successful Candi-
~ $pl, ~, Exan ;na flor,

Thirty-eight Successful Candi-1
dates in Pharmacy Examination.
Tho State Board OF Pharmacy finished
It's annual session here yesterday and
announced the list OF successful cand idatess
who appeared before the board OF exams
inntion. The members present were Mr..
James L. Avis. president; Messrs. ]. y.
Mankin. C. B. Fleet. c. P. Kearfoot, and
T. "A. Miller, secretary.
The successful candidate thirty-eigAt ss
out Of seventy ive-are as follows:
Registered Robert We
Wood. James HI Ashby, a. X. Fletcher
Jr.. John n. Burton. Cecil Rlddick, j. c..
Jennings, r. II. Voolfolk. Jr. Clyde q.
Hall, "A. T. Sheffield. ]. T. Wallace, VIE
liam NJ. Hughes. James Gillespie. silass
II. Shackelford. David G. Rice, Janlea
Foster, Charles r. Greener. JAMES e.
Paige. Fl. G. Battcsl, William "A. Bur-
rdughs. w. Burton Lyon, f. G.. Dayis,s
p. =. Lamb. Ir., G. ]. Walker, ]. *.
Hlginbotham, H. G. Littlejoll, ]. Conrad
kearfoot. Is
Registered Assistants-F NJ. G.. W..lliss
r. C. Ware. ". T. Beck Robert E. Jack
son, Eugene D. Crumpton. ]. Fl. Hume,
p. D. Grove. e. T, Gatewood. y. Alden
Lyon. William b. Knewstep. Hugh
Hurst, N. II. Hodges. iSs 3s,5s 4:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
Leaf Tobacco Market

The sales OF leaf tobacco at tho warehouses
yesterday footed up about o., 900 pounds Tho
sales for the entire week We're 2275. 900 pounds.
The goods put on tho breaks have been manly
common to medium tobacCos. Now and then
n pile Of good sun.cured wrappers would
show up and would be taken at stiir figures as
soon as the Y uctloneer could reach ! II. Tha
best figure obtained yesterday was SGT, which
was the last bid on a pile .;at Shockoe ware
house. Prices on common and alow grades
have remained hrn,.l 55f
Owing 10 the harsh weather which has pres
vailed all of 4 this week. forbddng the getting
OF leaf lin handling order. the reimbursement
do not look for large breaks next week The
sales will begin Tuesday morning and Will
run on that day as follows: First mt Cren-
shaw 8, second at sshelburne' ., third at stone.
wall and fourth at Shockoe. $i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
Visible Cotton Supply
GREAT PAPER TRUST.
Pittsburg Capitalists Planning
Merger Of Important Plants.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch)
PITTSBURG. March 23.-Pittsburg
paper capitalists are planning n merger
of the most Important plants in the In
dustry in New York, Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania. Under the plans outlined. 1t is
proposed to increase the capital stock OF
the Straw Pulp and Paper Manufacturing
Company, OF New York, to ;95 200, 900.
Options have been secured on a number
of properties in this State. Ohio and
New York. s;
The first step was taken yesterday.
when, through the Corporation Trust and
Development Company. Of Plttsburg. the
Straw Pulp and Paper Manufacturing
Company secured control Sof the Twin
City Mill, at fillmore; Ohio. for $50, 00O.
The controlling interest was held In the
plant by Hugh cElroy, Of PlttsblHg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
COTTON STATEMENT.
Shows Decrease Under Corre-
spending Period Of Last Year.
(By A.Issoeiate ted Eress,


NEW ORLEANS, March q. -Hester's
weekly scotton 8 stat nienta Issued to-day
shows for the avs g March a de-
crease under. las { year Of ,f 4. 224s, 900,
For the 30. days OFT he's season that
house elapsed the aggregate is behind
the 2o4 days of last year IL Is, 90.
The amount brought into sight during
the past week has been az ,4a9 bales, and
for the 4 g days of March It has been
400, 90. N
Srhe' movement since September LIST
shows receipts a al ! United States ports
to he 659s, 0l0. tt,s ~ SsssI Z,
& overland across the ssA isslsslppi, Ohio
and Potomac Rivers 4 . Northern mills
and Canada, 7l4,6l7; Interior stocks in
excess OF these held atgthe, close OF the
commercial year 4 o., sso, Southern mills
stakings q 1863, 81 "a : 4 ny ss
The total movement iSslnre september
lst. is o,l7l $40. 53 s5
4 Forelgn exports for i he weak haYes been
10, ,bs22. making the total thus far FOR the
season. ,s7l &, IN 59s, NJ
81 The total taklnga OF Anne Ican Mills
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
TRADE REVIEW.
Distribution Of Spring Merchan-
disc Checked By Bad Weather
(By Associated Press

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, March 23.-R. G. Dun
and Company's weekly review of trade
Tomorrow will say:
Total distribution Of spring merchan.
disc has received a check because OF the
heavy snowfall and severe storms in
many sections of the country. but some
offset Is noted in renewed activity for
winter goods, and there Is no interruption
to tho activity Of shipping departments.
Confidence In the future Is remarkably
bright, and the outlook would be far
better than ever before. at this season.
II the fuel uncertainty would be removed.
Mercantile collections are more prompt,
except In certain parts Of the South,
where cotton is still held for better terms.
Commodity prices arc slightly higher on
the whole. and building materials con-
ttinue very strong, structural work being
abnor1nally heavy for the season, Rail
road earnings for March thus far sur
pass last years by ~ per cent? ana =
foreign commerce at this port for the
last week shows a gain OF S2,697 ,032 In
imports over tho same period OF 1905;
while exports are practically unchanged.
One OF the best features OF the iron
and steel industry Is the steady demand
for steel rails.
& No decrease lssnoted In the activity Of
textile mills, producers exhibiting per-
.sistent confidence in the future, desplfe
the irregularity that is noted in pri-'
mary markets.
Recent heavy transactions in leather
Improved the tone OF the market. New
England shoe manufacturers are receiy--
ing orders for fall goods from statesmen
in the West and South, the demand being.
chiefly for heavy goods.
Failures this week numbered 313 In
the United States, against 255 last year.
and thirty-seyen In Canada, con pa red
with sixteen IA year q go. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
COTTON NIARHETB.

NEW YORK. March ca.-The cotton market
as not, 30 active AS yesterday, but showed
trace Of continued excitement with strong bull
mpport In evidence and with prices holding
veil over the Anal figures OF last night, The
ylose was steady at a net advance ,of 7Gl3
points, Sales were estimated at 800. 600 bales
Fhe opening was Arm at All advance of SOS
points on higher cables than expected and q
eontlnued good spot demand Int the English
market The weather map made favorable
showing and receipts looked heavy. but parties
who had sold yesterday on the theory that The
selling by bulls and tho decline meant the end
Of the bull movement sra Their than a reaction.
we're covering. and the market shortly after
the call worked up to a net advance OF 12qIla,
points. Offerings Increased at this level, owing
10 prort- taking on reports of freer spot otter-
Ings in the South. but after a reaction OF 5V
q points the bull clique came to tho support OF
prices and forced the market up With the
assistance. OF the scattering shorts to 9 net
advance OF l60le points on the active months:
with July selling at II. 10. or a new lgh level
for the movement. Toward the close. rehlizln
was again the feature. but the reaction from
the hest was a matter OF only 5 or 8 points,
epot offerings lin the South are said to be freer
blythe spot markets are advancing with futures
being Is @kc. higher. according to to-day
reports and there are reports Of a better,de
msnd both for raw and manufactured supplies.
Receipts of cotton at the ports to-day 70. iss
bales against 81, 632 last week and 80 075 last
year For the week 40. 000 bale ll5
last week and III, 462 last year, Tod y's re-.
eeipts at New Orleans 1876 bales against IS. 100
last year. and at Houston s,775 bales Eaihst
q 3s1 last year. 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
DRY GOODS MARKET.


DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. March 49, The dry goods
all lines to-day. Cotton yarns sold freely, and
at advancing prices. Printers and converters
bought freely to-day. The raw wool market
was firm and manufacturers ara unable TO get
concessions from sellers. 8
st NAVAL STORES. sfl
WILMINGTON, n. G.. March 2s,-SPIRlTs
doing; receipts. q
casks. Rosln--N Nothing doing; receipts. no barr
Crude Turpentine-- Firm at sss5G 800; receipts,
sAvAN NAHS 81 GA March 2s,-TuRPEN-
TINE-Qulet ct son 9, !; sales, q casks receipts,
sales, $50 barrels; recelpts, $40 barrels; ship
ments, 4o7s barrels stocks, s6, 857 barres.eja8,
CHA RLBsTON. s. G. March 23-TuRPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Not hing doing. si a
MARINE INTErlI4lG I'm CE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH IS, 1906.
ARRIVED, a is{9
ssssy s5sy mGnfs
,5 as ss "A SAILED. #
ssnms ana sHXss
aesger. Virginia Mayigatio s, Company.
All aHlsa sarses
j, PORT OF WEST POINT. MA RICH %, 1904
3 Steamer Baltimore, Short, Baltimore pas
q Steamer MIN City, Haynes, Aiattaponl River
landings passe''sersa A and general cargo
sssa@s and seaspa pas
ia nsiTHS' passengers ana gslssrsl saFso,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
Instantly Killed

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
SALISBURY, N. @, March 22S.--C Cha les
SCanup. a young " hites man. was instantly
killed at railroad crossing II on the
Western, about two miles from Sails
hurry, this morning. Ills horse, which
was also killed. was dragged "a distance
OF a hundred feet or more before the en-.
CINE could be stopped, 1T ts supposed
that Mr.. Canup did not hear the an
proach of the train. Mr.. Canup was
sthirty-eight years old. q and was a we'll
known farmer or Fran lin township. Hes
liz survived by a family. MI Ssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
MARKET EXPANDS,
Then DROPS BACK !. ! I.
Rclapses Again Into Torpid State,
After Showing Strength at
4 Opening.
q Y - !,
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK I. DULL.
Seat on Exchange Sells for 5000
Less Than Market Price.
Money Easier.
THE. 8 BUSINESS OUTLOOK DULL
] fsy AssocIated press. j

NEW YORK, March 23.-Tterc was
some expansion in the volume OF dcnl-
,ngs IN the Stock Exchange to-day and
considerable degree OF strength In
vtocks. Most OF the days business was
done In the forenoon and by the middle
OF the afternoon the market had relapsed
again into Its torpid state.
Reading was the mainstay Of the mar
ket both in the volume OF transactions
and In the extent OF the movement. 1tsI
strong advance was supposed to reflect
Improved prospects OF q settlement WY
the anthracite miners which woulA
avert strike. There was no notable re-
Spouse amongst the anthracite carriers
as group to the Reading movement
and this left sentiment obscure on the
strike outlook. News OF the labor outlook
4 In the soft coal trade WAS equally va suss.a
The rise in Colorado Fuel and In the
West Virginia soft coal carriers WIS
based on The slpposition that a soft coal
strike would leave these regions exempt
and operate possibly to their benefit
Pennsylvania failed conspicuo,isly to
share In tile strength OF Its subsidiary
companies and the United States Steel
stocks were also notably heavy, that
corporation having much to reckon with
In the soft coal settlement. New YORK
Central shared the backward tendency
OF the last named stocks. Chicago and
Northwestern made another strong adj
vance. The excellent showing OF gross
earnings for February and underlined
reports OF important extensions OF rail-
road systems generally III the Northwest,
offered tho only news bearing on the
movement. The call money market work
ed decidedly easier and sentiment was
.incllned to expect favorable bank
statement. .gs
reported sale OF n stock exchange
seat at $4,000, decline of 5000 from
the record price. was regarded as slgni-
rfcant OF the dull business outlook In
the stock market. Prices were not we'll
held In the extreme dullness OF the late
trading and the closing tone was easy
at concessions from the best prices.
Bonds we're heavy: total sales par yallie
sl.sso,0W. United States bonds were all
unchanged on call.
The total sales OF stocks amounted 10
75s0CO shares.
NEW YORK, March 2s-Money on call
easier, highest IA per cent: lowest 3:
ruling rate 1-2: last loan 3i-2: closing
bid 2; offered at 4. Time loans steady:
90 days and 90 days IS IA per cent: six
months 8.
Prime mercantile paper 6a5 IL per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills at 5.4oGA.s5.-
IS for demand and at S4.s2. 5d44. $3.50 for
sixty day bills. Posted rates As3QS4.ss
1-2Q$4s7 Commercial bills $3.50 1-sat4.S2
IA. Bar silver 65. Mexican dollars 30.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
Founders Day at Tulane,

4 NEW. ORLEANS, LA, March 2s-Th0l
annual Founders Day exercises OF Tulane;
University were held to-day, Dr.. John
H. Findlay, president of the College Of the
City OF New York. delivered the grafton
to the student body and guests In Tulane
Theatre. s3 ID u II Is
President Edwin Graf head. for the uniAs
Syersity, conferred three honorary degrees.-
The recipients were DR.. Finley. George
HGesner, for more than fifty years teaches!
of classical learningss and Major b. NJ.
Harrod, Of the Isthntian Canal Commits
sion. f3is5B IN F5 a NV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24

81 Thomas Branch &. Ca. Banker. and Broker
sALEs:

nm IA Z r. n * n M
f6.30p -, ~, -. -, G9In -:
II I'm 1Ai nei.,ahn smeisers. COM.
IL in 4 t =, copper ....
'' lA ,,,er lar ana e ,ro W .... y,
4 On A q ,.s lar ann Foln;, pld.
'G ~, lhl =. r,c MoL.on oll.:;;s..
az tt, y, , , y. plo...i
az ln ..sIi III .... !. 80
tx Is!eIiSdlI Ill. pluI........
IN. tx 1tn ,ss iLocoIaoIlve, com..
. ~! ~ tt ~ LVGs13nollVe, pIo...l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
Produce Market.

were small on Cary Street yesterday. and he
cause OF that fact the market was Very Arm
on all classes OF truck. but no mat erlal adj
Trade was "a little active. and the demand was
somewhat In excess OF supply on many al III
necessary to prevent sharp advance along
nearly all lines, The scarcity OF cabbage and
other Florida truck is explained by the conn
innnd for mem to the north OF this point
and fancy prices there are carry Ing syegetahleH
II, New York and Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
WillfNot Honor Requisition.


ATLANTA, Ga, March .. Governor
Terrell to-day declined to grant the re-
qusition of Governor Blanchard. OF Louis
lana, for the extradttion9 of I1unl Woo, q
Chinese, who was wanted In New G)rs a
committed there nearly eleven years ago. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
Bank Statement.
! F5-5l' = g I y 4 a ~ y Is
f3y Associated Press.

- ~ $40 BY 80
= NEW YORK. March 2S.-Total hank
clearings. 1903. $40, 9555; outside New York,
800. 699, 2so; Increase. 2 per cent.
Richmond, 50, Isl. 1867; increase, 121.
/ Savannah, 4 IS, sol, 3os increase, 2a.2.
Atlanta, S44OS,240; increase, 1916.
Norfolk. 1895, 65s q Increase, 7.0. fs.4
Augusta; 81 ,26l 1888 increase, 1863.
Charleston, N.345, 200 sincrea Sc. 22o.s.
Knoxv.lle,s 81 GIL, ZIG s Increase, AL.
Jacksonville. s1,267. 100; increase, 16.e.
rs Macon. &506,51S: d ecrease4 - Ill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24

sept. ........is7 s.7 s.7a SIS
Cash quotations were az follows: Flour
IL; No yellos, agi4c No. oass ssH :
GOOD feeding barley. 37a37nc; fair to choice
mailing. 4laeoc No fasseed 'Lo!h; No o.,
SIG. 4ol1s. Is; lard, per 100 pounds, 1881; short
ribes sides (loose). IS. a9s. %; short clear sides
.(toxed), ss.95G90O. Whiskey basis Of high
wines, SIPS. Clover contract grade. $l3. so.
Butter-Steady; creameries. ls8ce1ac. daries.
lsae3c. Eggs-Easy at, mark. cases included,
Pie; hrsts. rs11aac.; prime frsts. 1886: ex-
tras. 15c. 81
BALTIMORE. MD. March :a-FLouR--.
Firm and unchanged. Wheat-Firmer; spot.
contract. s3AQls3hc. Corn-Firner; spot, 4sssdp
Sic: southern white corn. 47sa isac. Oats
Steady and unchanged fancy Imitation o3
clc.; fancy creamery. s92ec.: do. ladle. 11g
unchanged. Cheeee-Fsrn and unchanged;
large. September, 14kc.: November. 14c.i me-
diu1nD. September. 1s1sc.; November. DC. I;
small. 14ai4Ec. susar-steady and unchanged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
NRW Monk PRODUCE. MARKRr.i

NEW. YORK. March 23.-FIOuR-Dull. but
firm. Rye Flour-Dull. Cornmeal-Ffrm. Rye
Nominal Barley-Dull.
Wheat-Firm: No. 2 red. SEC. nominal. eleva-
tor. Options ssGac. net higher. May. Sc. /;
July, stMc.: September. s3Ac.
gcorn..F1rm; No. 2, 64c. elevator; No. 2 yell
lew. sahe.;;g No. 9 white. 5eAc. Options partly
&c. net higher. May. 51,sc.; July. 51kc.: Sep
!.emhsr. 81; slhc.; December. 6oasc. oats-Fir m;
Beef Steady. Cut 4 Meats.steady. Lard
Firm; Western steamed. s. 40ls, so nominal;
refined, firm. Pork-Firm. Il Tallow-gteady.
Rce-Steady.a Molasses-Firm nm. Cofree-Spot
Rio. quiet; mold. quiet. Futures dull 5 points
lower to IS points higher sugar-Raw. steady;
fair refining. 31-16c. centrifugal. 9-16c. mos
leases sugar. 2&o. ;refined. quiet
Butter-Steady and unchanged. Cheese
Strong and unchanged. Eggs-Barely steady;
western frsts. 15,i QD16X C. ESTS "a ,5i so
r Potatoes-Stendy and unchanged Freights
and Peanuts-Quiet and unchanged. Cabbages-
Steady and unchanged. cottonseed 4Oil-Firm
with fair speculative trade. 4. Prime crude +.
% b. mills, 2Sii prime summer yellow. 1910:
prime white. ss5,,s Gsshc.; prime winter yellow.
35ls G3sc. - E 81 4
4 CHICAGO. March 23.-Firm cables and n re-
port OF damage to the wheat crop OF India by
severe hall and srainstorms impaired strength
to-day To the wheat market here. AT the close
tho May delivery was up &c. I; corn was Off
S3slhc.; oatsfw unchanged. while provisions
were unchanged to .7,sc. higher. &
Tho leading futures ranged as follows: ist
stiiass Open. HI 1h Low Cloae
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
RICHMOND GRAN AlARKET.
Richmond, va. March 81 1906.
FsF nITCtT ATI0NS 49, fsfs
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(sales at Union Stock Yards.l
Richmond, Va, March g,

RtChmOnd, Va, March q, 1913.
Report OF the live stock market for the week
ending March 18th is as follows:
Best steers. saohs; ! e, q few prime at 6l5e; IT,;
Rfa'sn f'Ss + ss%nss !s 'a's
good !a4sc common TO fair :, 81 MaEc; 6es.
mons ss m sse sas oea e Sssl
calves fc, e to hasa .Sss,,
as sa's Common e best tii ambs
common to e fa SONS e sd . asEs
Prospects good for all kinds OF stock for
next weeks market.
CHICAGO March es-cArrLE-Receipt
head Market steady GeSn tG prime
si,,sSs;ss' and seedsrs. 7aal7e Hoss1Re.
.cepts 1900 head. Market &c. higher. Choice
s ts Rs hssyy f % Wssss, t. , esq
8 s III: Packing ssio9s. i, sheep-Reeeipts.
s Best 1 oea higher: oilers STEADY; sSssp so
6.25; yearlings. $57od6 70: lambs, A75Gs.ss
NEW YORK. March 2ss. BEE eceipts.
s SIR ssss s'ss5s
ceipts. is head. yeals.. S4as.5o Sheep and
LAMBS ,ss sssa fsssp Re@ps
s1sos head. Sheep nominal Medium to good
lambs. s7R7.4O. Hogs-Receipts. 4o73 head.
Good State hogs, 81 %.
PrTTaBURG. Pa, March 2s,-CATrLH--sup-
ply light. Market steady. Choice, s5so9Sso;
prime S. sba5.5o, HoEs-.Receipts, light: market
active and lower. Prime heayies, 81. 70Qp. $50;
mediums and heavy workers.. 10000 IS !; light
workers. sssoG6.sS; pigs, Sc. s. 0S.76 Z roushs.
s5.6oas.0o. sheep-suppl lght; market steady.
lambs, $597es veal calves. 81. 609s.oo
CINCINNATI. o.. March q. -FIoGS-Q Quiet.
Butchers and shippers, Sc. 62,sG8 IS !: common.
&.35m6 20 C,atue-Slow. Fair to good Ship
Spers, 8 s44oa5.1o: common 80. 90. Sheer
Steady at ss.6oG5.1b. LambE-Slow at $4S4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
4 BALTIMORE, ND. March 23.-seaboard Air.
Line, common, 500 3o1s. Seaboard Air Line,
oreferred-Nothlng doing. iai tsl
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Will Ask Rehearing, .5
Z, nanin 4, rl,h1. ,I,I mos. isna tnh Il w

.ES3NtCItI ~ q 1IH
CHICAGO. March eaS. ttorney-G General
sGurleS. of the Union Traction Company
says N rahearng, Of the .nIpety-n nine year
traction case will he asked 4 of the SUI
sprenle Court of the United States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS NIAHKRTa,
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Spanisf--Afarket firm at $l.O5 per bushel.
VIrginias-Market quiet. at Sc. for fancy
stock; machine picked, s12Nc.: 5sheling stock