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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-05

the crowd convulsed throughout his
act There was apparently no limit to
the number of the instruments played
by him and his execution was marvel
GUS And Vasco sings like a bird. He
rendered an Italian love song with an
expression that would give him entree
into any Malta society on the Coast
His rendering of "Jamo," or rather a
parody on that gem among French pro-
auctions. was equal to Rising, the
tenor who introduced it on the main
land years ago. The finale to the act
sent the audience away with pleasant
recollections and a desire for more.
While lying on the floor Vasco played
strings of sleigh bells with his feet to
a flute obligato.
Vasco made good even if the pictures
were not what was expected and the
public would see more Of him. A matt
nee for ladies and children has been
suggested in addition to the perform
ance Saturday night.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-05

Chung Chock Lai, the accredited
author of the spotted faced brute
article in the Chinese Hawaiian News,
for which he was arrested for libel, was
discharged yesterday. His case has
been in the local police court for the
past three months.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-05

Nothing is safe that can be car
ried away from your house by a
burglar. We guarantee safety to
your silverware and jewelry at a
small cost. Henry Waterhouse
Trust Co., Ltd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-05
Are You Satisfied?

Habit keeps people the old place all the
after they dissatisfied If of these
break today and to Scotty's
Selected live island turkeys chickens each week
Our frogs legs very popular
Lunch with
Dinner, 8, SO
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-05
EgY Zizzzz'I7zz|

Fort and Beretania Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
Southern Railway

20, TRAINS LEAVE RICHNoND b.
,oo::y 4. M.-Daily-l4ocni for Charlotte, NJ. c.
10Y 4 Observation-Disclosures Pullman TO
fHttanta and sBirmingham, New Orleans.
MMssmphs. Che tanooga. and all the South
burRam a Soso ri. foE Chase city, o1 t
Il ;sS S MM.-Ex SundayT,KeysvleL Local 45,. =.
~. YORK RIVER LINE Fl. II 81 s& is53
H'o lnavorite route to Baltlmors and Eastern
po.nts Leave Richmond 1870 p, NJ daily
eesospt Sunday. connecting with steamer
F III b "a! MONDAYS Wednesdays and
e;i5 FIN F; ooal-A1ondays. wedne.days ana
-: COM e.; Except sunday--For Yves. Point,
eeundanecting with steamers for Baltimore
az az r Yer landings Monony vs.. WED nesday1
rs... f1rldays. Steamers can 35a at (3lou.
I,45 A NJ roint. Almonds and Clay Bank.
west Except Except sunday--1ocnl mixed tof
az, TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. Il III
SAX B. ~ ~ ana 1850 p. From allathe South.
~ Rai Alb rom !; Charlotte. Durham aud
$50 SAM. 4; ,M'.From K.y.v,o and lnt.rm.da..
s 's A. a., M.-paly from Yves. point With BATH.
FIJI, C, connections Sundays Wadesdays ard
io;@" a M..Wednesdays snd Frlduya: $40 sr.s
III, daily except sunday--rrom West
g y 3 :, wE5sTguRy. .. P. a, Richmond. ".
y D. n. HARDWICK X W. n TAY1OE, An
p. r. NJ ma - b j85zsSz a. p 49,
H. B.NsprNcrR. aen'l ii asr :. -
WashingtonL y. G. 81 saA3}jstfS
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MILITARY NINE.
Baseballists Of F Company to Or.
ganizc Friday night.

+ Company, seventieth Virginia Regi-
ment held Its usual drill last night. with
"a full quota of mon and officers present.
The drill proved very satisfactory,ias the
men are taking an increasing interest In
their weekly drills, There were two en-
listments.
After the drill a squad of the men held
target practice, which resulted In the
following scores: Lieutenant Underwater
81; Private Krouse. IS; Private Nunnally,
12; Private Gentry, %; Private Dowdy, g.;
Private GARRETT. 10, and Private Wilker-
son, IT,.
The baseball players Of the company,
who are making every endeavor to or
ganize fine team, will meet In the COM
pany's room Friday night to assign the
men their positions and to arrange for
the initial practice on Saturday. ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28

Professional Operations Fail to
Induce Following Outside NJ
Circle 81 Traders. ~
DAYS NEwsHls DEPRESSING
Sharp Break III Reading As Re-
suite Situation III Coal
#.5F Fields.
112v Aaa,cinted presa.l

. t n
NEW YORK, March 27.-Ycsterdays
upward movement OF prices was reversed
In the stock market to-day. The nDnl-
nal ground for the change In the course
Y of the market was the disagreement be-
tween coal miners and operators nj IL
s,llnnarols. Tho more probable eSrlana-
ton Of the price movement and the one
generally accepted was that yesternay y
purely professional operations had failed
to induce amy following outside the circle Re,
OF traders. The general list merely FOL
lowed In the wake OF the Reading move
ment. That stock was heavy from ms
o,itsct, but lts decided break on the an
founcement of K the rupture OF neSotla-
lions at Indianapolis gave decisive
course to the whole list The selling was
not pressed urgently beyond the realiz-
Ing OF yesterdays purchases, ana me
market showed symptoms OF hropnl u:
back into It's state Of setni-stnG hhitHioi'.
The announcement Of the Increase y ~.
dividend rate on Anaconda 'naucen so,n 1',
buying Of Amnlgamated Copper ana
caused quite q brisk rally. In which INC
metals stocks shared largely. The cnll
money market was tranquil to-day, ana
n tcs for time loans were ably lower
In spIte Of the approach Of April lst re-
auuIremcnts. Last prices of stocks were
above the lowest OF tho day, but the
closing tone was easy. iGa
Bonds were steady. Total safes, par
vnluc, so.l7oNoo. United States oonds we're
all unchanged on cali III
The total sales of stocks amounted TO
s5l 500 shares.
NEW YORK. March 27,-Moncy on call
steady; 4G4% per cent: ruling rate. AZ;
closing bid. 4 offered at Az Time loans
somewhat easier; sixty days and ninety
days 5a5A per cent: six months, 3.
Prime mercantile paper, 5Noh per cent.
sterling exchange steady, at decline. Win
nc, Val business In bankers bills at
ss.s5. 256.4.5.20 for demand and Mt si.S22oG
$3.50 for sixty day bill Posted rates
s4.s3ds4.s3ls and s4.sGhGsis7. Commercial
bills, s4.s2dt4so is. Bar silver, 65h. Mex
lean dollars. 3d. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
INSPECT MAIL DELIVERY.
Washington Authorities to Take
! Action in the Matter.

Assistant Superintendent of Railway
Mail Service Hinchman, OF the FASH
irgton Postofice Department, arrived in
the city yesterday to inspect the condi-
tons Of the mail delivery OF this city
as now being carried on BY DIR. Sweeney.
veterinary surgeon. KEN
1 Delays in the transportation of the mails
TO and from the railway depots have
been SO numerous and frequent that
Postmaster Knight was a last forced to
take action, and on Monday he tee-
graphed the authorities in Washington.
Mr.. Knight said yesterday that the pres
ent conditions have existed within a
few weeks OF DR., sweeney's first COM
mencement of the mall delivery service,
in July, up to the present time. and that
+ he has been continually forced to take
some action himself in order to ward
Off serious delays.
& Mr.. Hinchman will probably finish his
inspection to-day. when he will irnUlts-
dIately report back to Washington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
FOUND HER PURSE.
Tee-Dee Want Ads. Brings Miss
Bodeker's Lost Property.

The superior power OF tho TImes-Dls-
patch want ads was clearly demonstrated
yesterday in the prompt return Of the
lost pocket book of Miss Pearl Bodeker, /.
While out on Monday, Miss Boisker
had the misfortune 10 lose her5sptrss
containing IA considerable sum ofamoney.,
Il A want add was inserted IN an az tor
the pocket book. Miss Bodeter adver-
tised Tor 1t In the Tines-Dispatch, The
add was inserted yesterday morning and
the purse was returned to Its owner he
fore 10 A. M. 81
All who uso the Times Dispat ch4wants,
find tho results entirely satisfactory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
rEw Yonx PRODUCE markell

: NEW, YORK. March 27--F!oUIe-steady.
RYE Flour-s,eady. cornmenl-Et eady. < RYE
Nominal Ear!ey--Quct. j7t
Wheat-steady; No. ssise; ele;ator,% OPP ~
tons net, unchanged; nay. SIZE; JUS July. SIC;
se aposnns,eaSy. no: g &c. elevator Options
partly NC net lower. May. July. soesc
September. 51c.; December. 60c. Oats--HareiS
steady; mixed. &c., ss 4i at
Heet-steady. Cut aieats ats La I'd
strong; Western steamed. ts.551s 90 nominal
refined, strong: Continent. S9G; COMPOUND .i
S. 3ss7IG.s?,s. v1rk--IEirrn IalloW-.ste
/ nce--s;teady. Mo!asses-F1rm t;ence-spot
RIO dull :: mild. steady. Futures dun a. ne!
decline OF sfll0 points. susar.Raw, nom p aal;
s.i6c. !; ,nolasses sugar. s5-s2@2 ls-lsc.; re-
,fned quiet Bu.ter--S:cady and unchangeu.
Cheese-Flr,n and unchanged. Esgs-steady
and unchanged. =
ENTHUSIASTICALLY: State and Western per bag;
81. t1Tl.s5: foreign, sl.5oT lS5. Freshts and
Pcanuts-steady and unchanged. Cabhages.-.
Easy; Florida and Charleston, per barrel. s2l4
2 30. Cottonseed Oil-Strons and higher vi. n
rood speculative demand Prime crude. T. Q; D..
fniliy eTlsc.: prime summer yellow. 36c. prime
white a1aa6c,4.: prime winter yellow, 3SaSbt.c.
Y CHICAGO, March 27.-Buying by several men
who had out extensive short lines. held tho
local wheat market comparatively steady TO-
day despite lower cables and continued favor
able weather for fall sown wheat. At the
Corn was down t9l@c. Oats were off sc.
Tho leading futures ranged az follows; go.
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SITUATION VERY
EMBARRASSING.
Austrian Court III Somewhat OF
Quandary to Know What to
# Do in StOrcr Case.
(By AgsociateA press.)

II /.
/. VIENNA, March 27.-The foreign office
received this morning n dispatch from
Secretary OF State Root regarding AM
Ibassatlor Storery rs follows:
II hnvc the honor to advise your
exnellenoy that the President Elas
been plcnsed to terminate at once,
and without any such delay as would
be incidental to tho transmission OF
n letter OF recall by mil. the author
ity OF his Ambassador. Mr.. Storcr. to
represent him. The President has nc
cordlngly recalled Mr.. storer, whose
representative functions have already
ceased. This action will DO supple
mented by formal letter OF recall
H which already has been signed and
will DO presented to YOU In nccordnnce
with the former custom in such mat
ters a
Secretary Rives OF the vienes En-
bassy. has been named az charge. =
request your excellency to receive him
and treat him Il. u t hat t. apaclty."
Embarrassing Situation.
Foreign office circles arc not dulte sure
how to meet the request OF President
Roosevelt. The officials stick to the
opinion that there Is no precedent for not
regarding Mr.. Storer as ambassador Is
long as he stays in Vienna without having
presented a letter OF recall. The key to
tho embarrassing situation is now In
Mr.. storer's hands. He will reach Trieste
Wednesday night and proceed at once to
Vienna. a letter8of recall can only be
presented, according to court and diplo-
matte etiquette, ~ an ambaasSfor TO the
emperor, and not to the foreign minister,
and hN$ nc; means by; a. charge. ,i1
The foreign office tonight Informed
Secretary gRivcs that tho government ac-
cepts Differentiation az charge until AM
baasador storer returns Vienna, condl-
tional Upon Foreign Minister Gouchow-
ski, who left to-day to attend his uncle's
funeral In Galtca, making no othur ar
engagements, ~ Z. 5s. q { "a.
4 The foreign office to-day in formed the
Associated Press that Emperor Francis
Joseph this morning approved the app
5polntment5I nf II Charles Spencer T RAJ cis.
OF Troy, IN. .Yto !beaanbassador Of the
United Estates to]tAustria- Hungary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
BIC SENSATION
STILL TO come
-Four More Arrests to be Made
in Connection With Bank N
$,8sE, Failure,
(By Associated Press.)

z PITTsBURG, Pa, March 27.---In the face
or aeliials by government officials, 1t was
learned Tonight from an authoritative
source that warrants have been Issued
for four other persons In connection with
the collapse Of the Enterprise National
Bank last October, These arc III addition
to the six persons now under arrest, FIVE
of whom were arrested yesterday. and
tito sixth, former Paying Teller Thomas
w, Harvey, who surrendered himself to-.
day. The, Federal officials declare that the
day concludes the erlmaTl proceedings
for the present, but II was learned from
another source Z hat the officials wiN not
admit the existence OF I. the other four
The MoxeyginYesf ga ion Is by no mea MS
over, and before It closes Some Astound,
Ing disclosures fire exp ected,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
COTTON MARKETS..

was moderately active and ruled quiet. irregu-
lar; an early decline being followed by sharp
II rally with the close steady ct a net advance or
l1iS points. Sales for the day estimated ut
$4,000 bales. I5tB
The opening was steady at a decline OF only
gas points, which was better than due on the
cables But Liverpool and Now Orleans were
+ ceiling here on the differences and the market
soon Increased the loss to a matter OF points
+ on the active months, May and July both sell
ing at lloo The room was bearish.i expecting
to md stop loss orders below II cents for tho
summer months but there was good demand
at the decline from wire and commission
houses a. we'll as from clique brokers. and the
market rallied to about tho closing figures OF
the previous day. This was followed By q sec
ond reaction on reports OF more liberal spot
the bears we're unable 10 force May. below Il .o5
on this break, and during the later trading
the bulls became more aEgreseive forcing !; ,h &c
o., within points Of .yesterday's highest. July
me gain Of 70 Points for May The close was
with May at ll.l7 and July at lll2, This
wen Their South was warm. but rains We're re-
ported In the central belt with the forecast
pointing toward further precipitation.
Receipts at tho ports to-day % $50 bales
against 81 964 last week and 3S,623 last year.
For tho week 10000 bnles against 1h9,772 last
week and e027l9 last year To-days receipts
at New Orleans .t02 bales against l3,ll4 last
year. and at Houston $500 bales against BOSE
last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28

Southern Railway Secures Con
tro,ll. Of Yicksburg, Shreveport
and Pacific Railroad.

president Barr, OF the seaboard Air
Line, has declined to discuss the rumor
OF his early retirement from the seaboard5
AIR Line road.
1t is interesting to note that the name
OF his successor is already nolsed around.
It is said that Alfred \ Walter, chairman
or the Board Of Directors OF the South
and Western, will succeed Mr.. Barr as
president Of the Seaboard. .3is 3-;a
Mr.. Walters, this runor says. VIII re-
tain his connection With the board OF
the South and Western, in addition to
the presidency OF the Spa board.
4 Ml.a C. II. Fix Is Stated, It Is said. for
general manager. This appointment VII
be very acceptable to Richmond people,
for Mr. Fix IS extremely popular a here here.
Mr.. A. II. Plant, comptroller Of the
Southern Railway Company has Issued
the following statement Of the earnings
Of the road for the third week in March:
Southern Railway Company. excluding
st. Louis Louisville lines:
This year. Last year. Increase.
ss74,291. s96s,724. s15,567.
Southern Railway Company st. Louis
Louisville lines:
This, Year, g's3: ~ Last year, Increase.
sSS,970. $74,0S4. 1886.
The gross earnings of3Atchison for the
month of February were s6.4S7,556, an
increase OF sl,S1S $50; the net earnings
for the month Of February We're $2,57S163,
an increase Of s1,465,975 i.
The gross earnings OF the Louisville
and Nashville for the third week OF
March, 1906, were 1915, 1856. as compared
with S7S3,3l5. an increase of s12,420.
From July / to March 21.f19O6, $50, 712 ,127.
as compared with &2Se7l,ol4 last year,
an increase OF s2,441.113.
Samuel Spencer. president OF the South
ern, with A, B. Andrews. first vice presl-
dent; W. II, Finley. second vice-presi-
dent. and other officials, has just returned
from trip to Atlanta, j He says his trip
-presagcs no changes In tie positions OF
local officials. He declares that the work
on the double tracks Of the road between
that. city and Washington Is progressing
rapidly, and that he hopes soon to have
double tracks over the entiro system.
1T Is Intended to increase the double
trackage according to the demands. as
fast as possible. (" says Mr., Spencer. 1.-THE
double tracked. and we expect ultimately
to carry the work still further
OF i, 900 cars ordered by Baltimore and
Ohio last year. moro than 1900 have been
received and are In operation, including
1900 box cars of Acton capacity. Most OF
the new equipment consists Of hopper
cars and gondolas There were also or
dered 2?5 locomotives, many Of which
are In service. The freight equipment
now Includes $1,000 cars.
sU much greater was the growth OF
traffic than had been expected, the freight
department recommended the purchase OF
10000 more cars. t51
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
MRS. VIM. G. CARNEGIE.
Wife Of Nephew Of Andrew Car
nepie Dies at Florida Home.

Especial to The Times Dtspa tct.) .,5s
Mrs. William G.. Carnegie. wife Of the
nephew Of Andrew Carnegie , died at mid,
night last night at her home Stafford
Place on Cumberland 3Islamd ., SIX T ,.l's
ford tortheS past ten OF tWel re years and
for several Iyears had suffered from q
severe attack of rheumatism. Her d tls y =
ifev9r She leaves no children. The funeral
viii take place at $50 Tomorrow after
noon, and the fntermens vii lbe at Dun
geness. No particulars are obtapna s pie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28

SALES:

Il. T. /. j - q e
100 "A. G. u, com......,.......
9,SoD American SHELTERS, conn.,.
lSs,9oo Amalgainnted Copper ~.
{ $500 Amer. Car ana Foun. 40.
300 Amer. Car and To,ln., pfd.
III 200 American Cotton Oll.......
American Tobacco, pfd i,
COO American Can .............
100 American Can. pfGl ........
$500 Ainar. Locomotive, com. !.
lW Amer. Loco. pfdo tx. div.
2.iO american Sugar ...a......
H,Wo A., 4. and s. re, com. ....,
2.7M ~. r. and s. re. pfd......
LOCO Baltimore and Ohio.s....a
26,9c0 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
2,OO Canadian Pacific .s.........
5000 Chesapeake and Ohio......
800 Chicago Great Western Il.
4 GOOD Chicago Mil. ana st. Paul
33.1t0 Colorado Fuel and Iron....
1.4W Colorado South. com. ~. !.
Colorado South, list pfd..
Colorado South, I'd pfd..
y 100 Clev.. Gin. Chi. and ST. l.
$3.50 Consolidated Gas ..........
1,sO Delaware and Hudson !. !. /.
Del, Lack. and Western.
1862 Eric, CONF.
856 100 Erie, list pfd
100 Erie. I'd nfd.................
200 General Electric ...........
Great Northern, pfd.......
200 Illinois Central ...........I
b,4W louisville and Nashville.
hi 1fO Napba ftut, al5f s1ig gEAs $50
2O Metrn.. Street Railway.s..
1.2O Mexican Cen trail ..........
500 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com. !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
THE MOROCCAN
CONFERENCE.-The
American Delegation Proposes
Settlement Conlpli-
Gated Question.
(Hv Associnted Press.


SE'AlN. Ii March 27.-An1-
bassador White and ~the others Of the
American delegation TO the conference OF,
Moroccan reforms we're showered With
compliments to-day for what is regarded
rs their snghcIous intervention, which has
assured ~ solution of the last remaining
serious difficulty 1.-The conference and
a ina settlement q one OF the most dell.
catos and 1scph1ploated questions ever
s,on! 6sssfe thf conference 81 '''-
Police Proposal.
Auatria's pollcc proposal yesterday left
the German and French delegates stu
occupying totally opposed stnndpoints
relative to the police inspection. Mr..
White, seeing the danger OF disagreement,
took the Initiative In an attempt to save
the situation lfi -
He and. his colleagues drew UP fresh
scheme, laying down, the proposition that
the Inspector shalt report simultaneously
tc both the Sultan and the. diplomatic
corps at Tangier, the latter having au-
thority to- order Inquiries into the work
Ing Of the Franco.spanlsh police scheme.
thus guaranteeing the carrying out OF
the conferences decision and safe
guarding foreign interests and commer>
cial TRANSACTIONS.
May Order Inquiry.
4 The diplomatic corps, after informing
the Sultan, may at any time order the
Inspector to inquire and report, should
any interested government present COM
plant. Before presenting this planito
tho committed, Mr. White approached the
principal delegates. The British, Italian
md Russian delegates unhesltatingly APP
proved the proposal and promised It their
fullest support. a Ri .s IS 35}5ssss
Mr.. white then conferred successfully
with the French and German delegates,
who agreed as to the prncticabi!ity OF the
idea and consented to submit the schelne
concurrence they consider to DO virtually
certain. ~ tsti "a s5i
Scheme Incorporated.
Meantime the committee Incorporated
sent alton to- the full conferences, when
later adopted It Professionally while await
dalton, which the delegates doIynot doubt
will be accorded. s VI. u ~
cept anceh OF the American Suggestion was
ne,trai Delegates present. at the moment
remarked as the French and y GernIsa e..
delegates were being photosra1 :. p ' -
gether: 2 = : ! t,t,,tes the first
S1 The successful action Of the American
delegates ifflas eNcertain the speeS1Iy
end OF the abors OF the contcrehCe.,. ~
one now foresees the slightest obstacle
to final accord. f.5
Next Plenary Sitting
Tho conference has decided to hold 3s ~. its
peqSry s,,1nE w mest raj
times in the endeavor Is to conclude a tile a
settlement OF details this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
lIJ S Courts to M eet.

Tho United States Circuit and District
Courts will begin,in this city next Mon
day, and on Tuesday a grand jury and
petit Jury will be summoned to try
the criminal cases on the docket
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28

spot cottnn closed quiet; mIddNng UplandsI,
l1,1o; middllng gulf, 'l1,95
Cotton. quiet; n,ddlng, ll.7o; net receipts 50
Hales gross oss bales; stock, 1865, 1875 bales; to
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts $3.50
bales; EXPORT to the Continent. s,os3 bales;
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts, 59,4is
Eales eHponr r.. to Great Britain. 49, 5s7 bales; o
tales to Japan, $3.50 bales, y = ~
Total since September LIST at MI ports--Nct
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28

4 NEW ORLEANS, March T.-coTToN--s spot
cotton opened easy and ciosed steady. The de-
mand FOR spot b not urgent, while the Offer sro
bales. including go to arrive. Quotations UNI
changed: m!ddling, t1ihc.,z til z5 I, y,
Futures opened easy at decline OF 44S
able weather. The marhet was quiet through
out the first half OF tho session, but thersal,es
gaining lsala poin-. and going well above Z.
last evening 4 hnalR. The market closed ste a.y
within point OF the Top. ths active position s''iohs
: Cotton futures closed, March. H. "A; Aprii.
1il6; May, ll.27: Punef li.s5; July. 4 u
gust IL is: September 10 1856 October, 10 49, De-
ce,1Iber 10. 4. f lsl55tt III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
head, Markets: e:1eep arm; lambs weak to SC.
lowor Sheep s4.5096.25; yearlings, sa.15I6 " ;
lambs t475N6.7O j5fl s4 >, t.4t 3qt. i$

y NEW YORK. March N.-BEEvEs- Receipts,
s7l head. Dressed beef. 4gs3lsc. per pound.
Cnlyes--Recepts none and none for sale Sheep y,
md Iambs.-,I.eceipts none Sheep; sa4SW
Hogs-Receipts.H 30s0 head. State and Penn
sy!Yanla hogs, ss.s0I6.sd; choice light, 400.