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SNAIL OFFERINGS
FORGE |. LIST ) | Down ! 4 !! !.
No Attempt to Sustain Prices at
Ally Stage Of the
Selling.
.FEEBL RAJ Y Then. 4 Il { y J
News Of General Conditions Con
tinues Highly Encouraging.
Bonds Heavy.

fRy Associated Press )

NEW YORK, March lo-trhe sprinkl.ng
Of liquidation which came upon the
stock market to-day SERVED to lift the
trading out OF the llfclcss condition into
which Il had sum- last week. The most
Impressive fact about the market was
the easy way In which prices yielded
under offerings that were comparative
Is insignificant In volume. No attempt
was apparent to sustain prices nj pny
stage of the selling. and professional
operators interested In having tho values
maintained, were led to the discour-3
lging conclusion that the market WIS
without organization or protection. There
was no important development to OK
plain the disposition to sell beyond the
cumulative effect Of the stagnant demand
which became more and more mnrk.ds
turing the progress OF lust week. News
Of general conditions continued hlghiy
encouraging aud authorities In diner
ant trades protest with degree OF enl-
phasis that prospects can con tinue bril-
Z liant for sustained prosperity, rhe dis
position OF the spokesman1&.t the SOFT
coal operators was taker Ias indicating
dissatisfaction with the policy OF con-
ccssions to the miners. and as increas-
Ing the dnnger OF a rupture OF relations
and a strike. A rather fcetlc rallying
tendency In the last hour OF the market
gave way to renewed decline ana tne
market closed weak at the lowest. Rc-
ports Of an important mrcantle failure IN
Russia intensified the late weakness.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par
value. sia25 600. United states new 4s
advanced IA per- cent. on call.
Total sales OF stocks were i6s. 40 sharcs.i
MONEY AND EXCHANGE: CLOSE
Money on call. firm; highest. s 1-2 per
cent: lowest. 4: ruling rate. 5aS ii; last
loan. 4; closing bid. A; offered at 1-2.
Time loans. steady; sixty days and
ninety days, IL per cent; ak months.
SOS IA.
Prime mercantile paper. 515 1-2; ster-
ling exchange. easy: closing frner. With
actual business in bankers bills at si.s5.t5
Qli.s5.75 for demand and Mt Si.s2.6ol
4s,.e5 for eixty-days bills. Posted rates.
Si.Ss IL and sfss 1-2a4.s5. Commercial
bills. $iso 1-sd4 So IL. Bar silver G5 cents.
Mexican dollars, 80 cents.
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COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK March: I8.-The cotton market
was moderately active and somewhat Irregular.
but prices were above tthe closing figures OF
Saturday during the entire Session. and thu
market at times showed sconsdcrabl Bile hrrnness.:
The close was 7ll5 points net higher Sales
were estimated at s0.ohD bales. The opening
was tirm at ADVANCE of 6Hll points on
higher cables than expected and "a renewal Of
wet wea ther In South, which. following 80.
closely the rains OF last week WAS expected
to cause n further check in crop preparations
at a time when 1t is desirable to- push the
work rapidly forward. AT first there seemed
little support, and the market sagged on a
few points under selling BY local bears and
buyers OF last week but toward mid day II
tirmed up again a bull!sh circular issued
by a prominent former bear leader advising
Epinners and Others having use for cot ton dur-
Ing the next three months to buy while the
opportunity presented. and In the early after,
noon May sold up 70 lois and July 70 20 Or
aboutsl points net higher Some private wires r.
from New Orleans reported good SPOT y, De- ms
selling futures IN that market and toward the
pointed that the bulsh circular referred to
was not followed by q broad enlng Sof demand
y The close was barely steady In tone
Receipts OF cotton at the ports sto-da We're
1883 bales against $50 last week and ~ sSo
last year. For the week q estlmated) s., o0os
bales against ll7,1l5 last week and 49, last
year.. To-day's receipts at New Orleans ,S6s
bales against 1881 last year. and ut Houston
q, 4ssE bales against 4.6a6 last year.
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LEAF TOBACCO#MARKET.
No Wagons Looked For Today
Shipped Stock on Breaks.

There will be leaf tobacco auction sales
at, all the warehouses to-day. but the
breaks will be made up OF shipped to-
baccos. None Of the houses look for
wagons from the sun-cured belt to brave
the storm and the high-water and get
to the city in time for to- days breaks.
However there is enough shipped stock
in the warehouses to keep the auctioneers
and the buyers busy for few hours.
The sales will be as follows: First at
Shockoe, second at Crenshaw's, third at
4Shelburnes and fourth at Stonewall.
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Build Steel Plant.
Special to The Tirnes-Di.

Special to The Times-D isnatch)
NEW YORK, March 19.--The Chatta-
snooga Iron and Coal Company, recently
incorporated in Tennessee, with $500. 900
capital. has filed a mortgage with the
Trust Company OF America. of New York,
trustee. to secure an issue OF $780, 900
bonds. The company intends to build
n steel plant at Chattanooga, with a ca
pncity OF 200 tons Of finished material
per day and blast furnaces with a Ca
,pacity OF 200 tons per day.
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Did Good Work.

Chief Fuller is In receipt OF letter
from Mr.. j. Scott Parrish, OF the Rich
mond Cedar Works. enclosing a check
for. $3.50, for the flremen' s. relief fund,
In recognition of the splendid services
rendered by the men on the occasion OF
the recent fire at the plant OF the CONF
.pany. 5s.1 S3s5 NV Y 5s
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considering the reasonable weather we have
cate. that The. proportion of the crop In the
as ar, Is fI a. q small s a. has
In the quality Of the offerings TIL. medium,
scarcity OF common and nne tobaccos. Prices
contlEue strong and the market Is exceedingly
force and watching the sales closely. Trading
In round lots continues very active. and there,
Is a strong demand for all grades.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. March i9.-FLouR-Frrm. Rye
Flpurasteady; cornsneai-Fir'n. RYe-Somi-
a e,,s .aas nei. lower. May. ssse July.
s!,n ss SIS :'.!'s s%iy ogssss:
September so5sc.: December. 4s&c oass-F:rm;
m s.si .s;aS,ses -. = x q. ~.
strong: continent $50: compound ssisi.a
8 ss.. Firm: family .l7:s: snort clear.
hoalnnfi iai as SEE Turpensine~Film al
ssiIs arc.
Rice--steady. Molasses-very steady. Coffee
q 5gi9 point; decline s9sasIRsw lnf 1siT
iasses sugar. sssc.: refined. rteady.
dairy isa.se s,ais. small and
large. colored and white. llIlihc. Eggs
Strong selected: :ia:sc.; Western. nrsts. isc.;
Peanu!s-onlst fancy hanapiekea5 .ssgg4 s.e,:
Bermuda. new. per barrel. ssas.so; do. second
o ; ter peq Sas ; M ssas
Jersey sweets. per barrel. 81. 500 %. cao-
sages-Firm Florida. per barre. crate; S?,s 1s.
steam to Liverpool. IS. &C
cottonseed Oii-Frmer and higher on specu-
lstive demand and With associated markets.
summer yellow, ses ssc: do While, 5iSsa sac
prime. winter yellow. s4,s a3sc.
s. CHICAGO. March ls.-Snow in the. South
west had weakening effect to. day on the losa!
article held the May option comparatively
steady. At the close the May delivery was
unchanged from the final quotations of Satur-
iof sc. Provisions we're l5aaoc. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:s
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TOBACCO MARKETS..

Glcbmond. Va, March 10, 1896. 4
era Sas and market active at prieea u euot sa
BriEhts.Ressips,,, !. CONTINUE light and market
about steady at unchanged quo
ta.Ions. Eece!pts liberal IS
3 NOTE-Much of the tobacco arriving Is In a
damaged condition. Snd such tobacco cells low.
Planters are cautioned TO look after the order
The duotations AZ folloYK: E......-.-.-i
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i4tg-
bales export to Great Britain. 1853 bales;
70 France. J. S bales: 70 the Continent 40
bales: stock. 7.l04 bales. 14
Consolidated at all ports Net receipts, 81, ss7
bales; export to Great Britain. 42.253 bales; TO
bs1es.
Total since September ist at all por,s-Set
receipts. S.sitsS bales; export to Great Britain.
Continent lSsa $50 bales; TO Japan. s.. si5 bales;
TO Mexico. 2,7l4 bales
y NEW ORLEANS. March ls.-COTTON-spot
cotton active; farmer and higher: sales s.lyo
Quotations advanced &C.: middiins. lokc.
Futures opened steady at an advance OF 4fTI
points, influenced by the bulish attitude dis
played by both New York and Liverpool An.
other buiish feature was the report that heavy
rains had failf}, over large section OF the
cotton belt. causing damage to railroads and
cotton lands. The market continued hulllsh
during the early trading and prices We're III 4
afternoon the market eased off. losing about
half the mornings advance. The closing was
quiet. 7G9 points net higher
Cotton futures closed: March: 1910; April.
gust, l0.ss: October. i1.2s: December, 1871.
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-NIIsCFL1.ANEOCA ,iAK1lETs.
.PETERsBURG PEANUT. MARX,

tReported BY Rodgers, Mccabe and Coz
PETERSBURG. Va. March le.-PEANuTS.-
Spanish-3iarket firm at $LOo per bushel.
sVirgfnias--Market quiet at &c.. for fancy,
stock; machine picked. 29sAc: Smelling stock
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. :;s
BALTIMORE MD. March l9.-scaboard Air
Line. common 80; do. misunderstanding do
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BALTIMORE. MD. March le; -FLouR
souaern saga
seutRern white corn. 4sGltslsc. Oats-FHrmer;
No. 2 mixed. s+lk @3issc. Rye-Dull; No. y
ed \ fancy imitation, ooalslc.; do. creamery soc.
do, die. 71sc.: store packed Ia l6c, Eggs
Firm It l5c, cheese : m and UNCHANGED;
dlum. September 14A c.; November. 14c.; small.
iliGl4kc. sugar-Stead yand unchanged. &.
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NAVAL STORES.

wILMINaToN. n. CT March is.-sP1RrTs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing: receipts. l3
casks. Roein-Nothlng doing; receipts. et6
rels Crude Turpentlne-Firm at .2S1s.oo: re-
ceipts. ~ barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, March le.-TuRPEH.
TNIE-Ffr7n at ssAc.: sales 50 casks: receipts.
IS casks: shipments, 4sS casks. Rosin-Firm;
sales. LIZA barrels: receipts ss4 barrels: ship
CHARLESTON. S. ca Mhrch e.-TURPES-
TINE AND sRoslS-Sothing doing.
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P1TTsBURG. IA. March ls.-cArLE-sup
ply fair Market steady. Choice. IS .6oGs. IS:
prime. s.aSds.s 50. Hoss-Reeeipt slight; de-
mand good. Prime. y. $500. %: mediums and
$50: pigs. ss.s6as.To: roughs <sd57s. Sheep
Supply light n1arke. strong. Prime wethers.
si.s5as.o1: common &3a4.oo lambs s5di7. -;
veal calves. n.5Das.nO. 80
CINCINNATI. o.. March ls-HoGSs stsady, .
Eutchefs and shippers .s5.sIG6. 90; common.
ss,esds %. cattie-tseady. Fair to good ships
pers. s4eodSao: common, ss.5d525. Sheep,
S3.5O15.75. Lamhs-Easy at A.5oG7.35.
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SALES.

~
200 20 "A. 9. T.. COM, ex. rts.....
q, 400 American Shelters, com.
y lS2, goo AmaIgamatcd Copper 80.
1890 Amer. Cur and iroun,
y. Amer. Car and Fouil.. pfd.
IVY q american Cotton OiI..
~ ~ american Tobacco, pfd....
700 American Can .........,
4 2,lW American Can, pfd. .....
800 Amer. Locomotive, com.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd. II.
1900 American Sugar (. ........
1870 "A. 4. and Isl. Fc, com. q.
lW a. 7. and s.. re. pfd...s.s
2.3W Baltimore md Ohio......S
~, 6O Brooklyn Rapid ,1'ransit..
LOCO Great Northern. pfd.......
$500 Canadian pncif1r I. 800 II. u
.. 600 Cllesa penke and Cl,io....,
LIDO Chicago Great Ivcstern...
1900 Chicago. Nil. and st. Paul
II goo Colorado Fuel and 1roi1...
Colorado South, conn.,.
Colorado South, LIST pfd..
100 Colorado South, I'd pftl..s
300 Clev.. Gin. Chi. and.St. Il
q 400 consolidated Gas ..........
600 Delaware and Hudson. 10
100 Del. Lack. and Western.
V.2CO Erie, com 1890. "a. ..........
SOD Erie. 1st pfd................
200 Erie. I'd pfd .................,
100 General Electric ...........
Loo Illinois Central .............
1850 Louisville and Nashville. ~.
100 Manhattan ..............
Metro. Street Railway.....
1900 Mexican Central ...........
1900 Mo. Kan. and Tex, com.
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MARINE INTE.:7IGENCE.
PORT OF. RICHMOND. MARCH 49, 1893.
ARRIvHD

disc and passengers Old sDomlnion line.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Nor folk. merchan.
disc and passenger Old Dominion line.
disc and passenger. Old Dominion line.
stcame Berkeley: Shelly; Norfo on :, mercan-
Steamer Pocahontas Graves. James River
landing and Norfolk. merchandise and pas
senser. Virginia Navigation Company.
Barge Mary 8. Brady Karcher. James River.
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Meeting Postponed,

Meeting Postponed.
The regular meeting Of tho City Fire
Board scheduled for last night, was
pos tponed until next Alond lay ight, owing
to the death OF q brother OF one Of the
commissioners. BIZ
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my co0W MARKET.

NEW YORK. March i9.-The dry goods
was quiet for the day, due in part to the storm
insofar as first hands were concerned to the
advance In cotton and the immlnence OF an.
other government report. Representatives OF
Eastern mills held domestic goods very firm.
The print cloth market was dull.
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RIchmond and Petersbure Electric Railway

Car, leave corner of Seventh and Perry
Streets. Manchester. every hour ION this houfl
froms NJ. % 10 = n. Last car y m n
81 Card leave Petersburg: foot OF syeea,mrors
Street every hour from 6:5S a.: II 4 to t19:4
NJ Last car II 40 P. M. X Limited car81s19 80
Nj daily except Sunday
All cars from PsterahurE connecting RioA.s
Bmond care 3s RS s Il it'll 81
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SOuthernRa Railway

s'GIH!EsBI III, IN EFFECT FEB. II, iscs
,.no TRAINS LEAVE RIcHNOND So So
1856 s. s. MM.-Dpa,IIy-Locai for charlotte, n.
nttianta and Birmingham. New Orleans, 7,
tsnHtssmphis, Chattanooga and all this gouthls
p nrSSsEn GO. coach for Chase CITY. ozferl.
500 +. M.ME1a n s,,r Kda,s =. = 4 an.
AA'sv M.-Dally4. Limi Pullman ready III
~. YORK RIVER LINE 5stss &. /.
laivorlte route to Baltmors and EaA:sen
po!nts. Leave Richmond 4:20 p. NJ. daily.
SS - Sunday. connecting with steamer
F,. Baltimore Mondays. Wednesdays and 1
''s E P Observation-Disclosures. wednesday. and
s's0 Conn., n s..Eseep. sunday--ror Yves. Point.
s snd river landings Msnaays wednesdays
az. FIidays. Steamers cali at Glou.
l,ls X"Mu rolnt. Almonds and Clay Bank.
wa.t Except sundny-Loca, mixed fot
az, . TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s:Ss S n n. ana 1850 p M.-From all tho South.
RaisIst rom Charlotte, Durham and
$40 . a; ,MI,.From Keysvlle and Intermediate,
s:2s f. M.-Daily from west Point with Bait,.s
Fs;Hs g, connections Sundays wedssdays and s
1919 C A. A. M.,Wednesdays ana Fridays: $40 ~
g y. ,WEsrpuRr. 3. = n, nichmo,,d. " /
9. =; HARDw1cK. ". ii TAYLOR
II ). SPENCER. uen.i & a.r + =.
ligas WashtnGton. -. G. ~
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Spot cotton closed quiet, is points higher;
mdlling uplnnds, lilo; mtddling gulf, ll.65;
sales, 100 bales. III n
Cotton quiet ;middllng. II lao: net reeelpts.
N bales; gross. :, 500 bales sales. 10 0bnles;
stock, .654 bales. yB4 3,3 s53
y Total to-day at all ports--Net receipts, 1863
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Lyncnbure Tobacco Market.


,oSaesso Msfeh Se
market for the two eekst ending March l6. as
Ssgqstssa by wa aehn f1oSss
sold week ending aiareh 18th. IS. i9S POUNDS:
decrease for week ending March 18th, 20. 110
IS Sold, frem H. September 1895. te March ls,
Msfehp 'SsRdi so5 p5aaas
The receipts this week Vas quite light. which
taas hsfss e ss
S2sSsI sSsst iSs i. Ssss
Tho quotations are as follows Il
Luss, medium s.oS s SS
LuEs. good 6,M W tN
Lsat medium 1.vVs e.G
STORY AZ SHS
Lear GOOD v.vV " !1.W
q ~ a
Leaf wrappera 1890 @ a.vo
Petersburg Tobacco N1arkes. 81
CAS- Reported by craddock Jones. Vlreinla
Petersburg, va., NJ arch 10, 1906
E Offerings light tho past week on account Of
untavoynble veal Their. for handling. Market
active at prices quoted IA 80
Z The quot lions are as follows: N
common 5vv 4eS 6gS
Iooa ee ~ g sW
Common shipping eai s.o0 d 1000
Fine shipping lea 90 de lSGQ
short Wra 0 % g i6V0
Danville T obacco Market. 81
(As Reported by Dlbrel Brothers,)
Danville 10, Va March 49, 1906.
sales the past week ha We been ra her sma IL
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-,tti l7iNF 81 " 7 q G =
5CATTLN AIARKE'TD, Il

ne RICHMOND LIVE Took MARKET. ST.
(Salsss ct Union Stock y ard1.) 5sSSs
iohmond. Va, M arch -, 400.
54 Report OF the live stock market FOR the week
3end!ns March 18th 10 a follows, D 2,
medium sassss .'ssss' op Raa: q lsii
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New jersey Central gen. 5s................lso
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures 0l
Northern Pacific 7s7i
Norfolk and Western con. A!............. 16:is
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s........... aS
Pennsylvania conv ssts........,...........l oo.s
Reading General ~. 100ts
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s........ 50
ST. Louis southwestern con. 4s..........., SON
Seaboard Air Line OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. O1x
Southern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. e3k
Southern tactic LIST 4s, ccrtiflca.es...... esA
4 sa.ns5 and h Pss;s 1ls ss
Toledo. ST l.. and Western 4s.............. ss5ls
Union Pacific a. io4H
Union Pacific conv. is.......................le ia !
United States Steel I'd 6s.................... ossi
Wabash NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. liz s
Wabash Deb. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Western Md. g7h
wheeling and Lake Eric is.........,.... paE
Wisconsin Central MI
N. and Q. Collateral Trust is............... 9i,k
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sHalc. best heifers 44a4Kc.;. medium. IN
s sSss sSS n ssE%sa j q E5sa e sss.
mon e tsir 2asc: bus. 2N1pss; bss. Yea. veal
and calves. sesRsooo per head: best sheep,
6161sc. common to fair. +Gl5c.: best lambs. 10
E7hc.: common to fair, kh9Stc.; best hogs.
ln6Mc.
Prospects good for all kinds Of stock for
next weeks market.
CHICAGO March 10. -cATTIE- Receipts.
$3.50 head. Market steady 10 10c. lower. oCm-
mon to prime -,eers g. s5as @: cows. s3sssp
4i1; calves. 9 pI y HogsLReceipts. $500
head. Market 5af icc. lower Choice TO prime,
heavy. ts,3sas.4.,s; medium to good heavy,
s. oeg6 IS sheep Receipts 8. oo9 head. Mar.
sheep = A2sfis.25: lambs Ss.7oHs7s. q
NEwI YORK. March ls.-BEEs-Receipts.-
ara thead, steers i4.66a8 %: bulls. ssss6lf4l
few fancy st7o; cows. s2gl!; q. caiyes-Re.
cepts.. 80 head veals sla9.o1: barnyard
calves. t3a4.0o. Sheep and Lambs-Receipts.
sl7s head. Sheep. $4,000: lambs. s.soG7. 90;
culls sS.o1. Hoga-Receipts. 1871? head. State
hogs. ss.5a7.do.
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Under theses circumstances N would,
advise spinners and any others likely
Three or -FOUR months To- take advantage
ltof tho present oppor tuRlty for securing
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. .I
U. s. rcfunding q. reEistered. !. 4. .........
". 3. refunding Is. coupon. .................
y. s. q. registered. .................
U. s. IS. coupon. Northumberland.
U. 8. Old IS. registered .........
y. s. Old A., coupe n 3. !. ..,..,........
Y. 9. New Is registered ................
Y. =. New S. coupon. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
American Tobacco 4s Observation-Disclosures.
American Tobacco Observation-Disclosures.
.Atchlson general Observation-Disclosures
Atchison adjustment Observation-Disclosures
Atlantic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures.
Baltimore and Ohio H..
Baltimore and Ohio 3sit .....................s
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. is.........,...t
Central of Georgia Observation-Disclosures.
Central OF Georgia Cd Inc. ..................
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc Observation-Disclosures
Chesapeake and Ohio ljss...........,....
Ghisago ana Alton
Chicago. II. /. and Pacific n. r. 4s......
Chicago. Il. ]. and pac Il. II. col. 5s-..
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THEODORE Il, sPRICR.
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i PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH 10. 1905.
ARRIVED
Steamer Baltimore. Short. Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamer Baltimore. Short. Baltimore. pas
.sengers and general cargo.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATION {

n c.. G.. c. and ST. Louis gem 4s. 1914
4 Colorado Industrial IS. series A............. n
4 Colorado Industrial IS. series B............ %
4 Colorado Midland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a.
Colorado and Southern Observation-Disclosures.
f 6sss.r :; shd iio lsads 's'
Distjiiers Securities Observation-Disclosures. ssh
Erie prior lien 1ol
II Eric General ..
Hooking Valley INST.
Japan d. l0i
5 5s$s$ 4
Japan 4Iss certificates. I'd series. 9pS
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s............ 100 q
4 Manhattan con. gold Observation-Disclosures. 100
Mexican Central Observation-Disclosures. sl5a
& Mexican Central 1st inc. s3ss
MINI. and ST. Louis Is tof!ered) ast
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Is, ........... 10oSs
i Missouri, KHnsns and Texas 2ds.......... s9H
4 National T.. r. OF Mexico con. 4s.......... SSts
New York Central gen. observation-disclosures. 9l,s
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-22

leader, soldier, and statesman, Porfirio ipiaz@ If necessary. there will be a change in the ministry of war and ma Iine and a general revision of the army. It is also thought in high gov ernment circles that there will be some radical changes in ather branch es of the cabinet and that the gov- ernors of affected states may be changed. a
 T should not be surprised to see within the next few months that gov ernor Guillermo Landa Escandon of the federal district. would be made minister tc the court of St. James in order that the nephew of President Diaz. Lieutenant Colonel Felix Diaz, our former consul general to Chih, might hold that office. General Manual Ganzales Cosio is an old man. He is minister of war and marine now. ana believe he will be superseded by General Ignacio Bravo, a stalwart sol dier and brave leader in the Maya campaigns of Yucatan. General Cosio will probably be made again minister of tomento, which place he held when made minister to succeed General Francisco Mena.
 T have heard it hinted also that h. glniero Leandro Fernandez, minister Of communicaciones, would retire, and that in all probability governor MigueJ Ahumada of the state of Jalisco. would succeed him. I know that governor Ahumada has been in number of con- ferences with general Diaz of late. and 1t is the popular opinion as well as that which I have heard expressed in nigh government circles, that he would go either in the 'fomento' or the 'con- municaciones' departments.
 There can be no doubt that this partial upheavai of the cabinet has been occasion%d in a great measure by the disouieting xumors which have been going the rounds. None of The men displaced are thought to be in the slightest degree disloyal to the nation alist party or cause, but they are growing old and it is generally thought that new blood is needed in the cabi. net to meet the coming crisis.