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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-16
COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK. March l5,-The cotton market
Vas very quiet to-day. but ruled steadicr In
Tone and closed at net advance OF idIS points.
Sales were estimated at $4,000 bales. The
opening was steady at an advance of 3lyT points
In response to higher cables than expected.
Z unsettled weather In the South 1nd reports
of an Improved spot demand. Right after tn
call all the active months showed net gains
ranging from sac points on covering OF shorts
and n little buying for a turn. but there was
+ no Indication of bull support and as soon as
The requirements OF the more tud shorts were
hlled the market eased Off to practically the
closing figure of the previous daySunder q re-
newal OF local bear pressure and liquidatiol.
Private adrices from the South continued to
come In, reporting a nrmer spot situation and
bad weat her ovcrsth belt 1t being stated that
temperatures were low enough to kill early
planted cottonsa!n the San Antonio district.
while rains were checking farm work in other
sections. and the market rallied again during
the afternoon with prices at one time showing
Il a net gain of l0Gll3 points new crop months
being relatively firm. Toward teh close realiz-
ing by early buyers caused recessons OF . or 6
points from. the best, and the final tone was
barely steady. Southern spot markets We're
generally unchanged. 1t Is reported thai There
s is n good inquiry for supplies from the local
stock. but sales officially reported were only
.. 04S bales. Il
Receipts of cotton at the ports to-day were
z 0S63 bales against 14,2S5 last week and 2l.siS
last year. For the weclS (estin,ated) 10000
bales against los 223f last week and $50 10 last
year. To-day s receipts at New Orleans 1880
bales against 0,l99 last year, and at Houston
1859 bales against 4l62 last year.
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MARKET is Dull;
TRADING IS IDLE
Not Sufficient Motive Power TO
Give Prices Much
Roadway.
CALL MONEY MARKET FIR i I:
The Market Closed Very Weak,
But Bond Prices Were
Steady.

NEW Y-eRk, March 15.--Accordng to,
the alternating movement of the stock
market which has become noticeable tfls
week, prices should have advanced to-
day in reversal OF the late decline of
Yesterday. As II matter of fact II ten
dency towards recovery By II family
perceptible In the market after some early,
extensions OF yesterdays decline. There
aas not sufficient motive power In the
volume OF transactions however. to give
the movement of prices much Roadway.
The recovery was also impeded Wy the
continued liquidation In some OF the pub
lie utilities stocks. The duilness OF the
market was so extreme az to leave the
trading absolutely idle for long periods
during which not II single transaction
WAS recorded on che tape.
The practically stagnnnt market was
attributed partly to the re-assembl.nE of
the United Mine Workers Convention
and the desire to wait uhc outcome OF
Its deliberations. TIE call money market
held its firmcr tone to-day. the rate ris-
ing to per cent. during the late furry.
Th days dividends. disbursements. In
GLIDING the sl5.opo,ooo by the Standard
Oil Company, were estimated at over
s1s,opo,N1. LouIrwlle and Nashville
was conspicuous for strength to.
day Influenced hy rumors of
an Intended Increase In the dividend
rate The Influence OF the collapse in
the Chicago Union Traction stocks WIS
emphasized by the late rise In the call
money rate to . per cent and w the vio-
lent drop in Missouri Pacific, OF IL
Points by Intervals OF half to one point
between sales.
The poor showing OF tic annual report
and the recent retirement from the dircc-.
torate of important financial, interests
were credited with the dr0p In the stock.
The market closed Wcak
Bonds were steady. Totnl sales. par
value. si.si5.Dco. United States bonds
were all exchanged on call.
Total sales were $500 shares.
\ MONEY AND ExcHANGE-AIoncy on
call. strong and higher. n . per cent;
ruling rate, 5 H. closing bid. 8: offered.
5 IL: time loans steady: sixty days and
ninety days. er IA. six months, S per
cent; prime mercantile paper. 5 q 51-2.
per cent: sterling exchange strong; clos
Ing easier. with actual business in hank
ers' bills. Mt $3.50 a $500 for demand
and at $3.50 n 1873 for sixty day bills:
posted rates. $3.50 q is:1-3 and 1852 d
49,; commercial k.ils. sis2 rs a 4se IL: bar
silver, 81 SIS; Mexican dalIars. 1924
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.HUNTSM[N APPEAsE
4 JERSEY FARMER
Members Watching Club Make
Peace Treaty Over Trespass

> i 4 u
PLA1NF1ELD, N. j., March ia
treaty of peace has been made between
the farmers OF Union NIiddlesex and
Somerset counties and the Watching
Hunt Club, of this city. the latter having
invited the grangers to take part in all
chases conducted weekly by the red
coated horsemen and horsewomen of New
Jersey. Threatened suits for trespass are
no more talked of by the farmers. who
had banded together to stop tho runs OF
the club over their lands.
Nearly every agriculturist In the CEN
trail part of New Jersey has accented tho
invitation to Join in tho wild chase after
the swift anise bag. Moreover. the farm
ers will have the free use of the high
bred stallion Nitrate. which has Won
many ribbons ir eplechases conducted
by we'll know 2,Sckey clubs. The stallion
was bred by August Belmont. and Is
partly controlled by the club. This lber-
atty, DR.. NJ. O'Malley Knott, master of
hounds, explains, is for the purpose OF
Hbettering the breed of horses in this sec
ton.
In addition to these privileges the club
has notified all farmers that their fences
will be kept in good repair the year
round. no matter whether any damage is
caused by the members or not. Announce
ment was also made to-day that the
grangers will be invited to the annual
dinner OF the club to be held Mt the
Casino here In tho fall.54t 81
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Danville Tobacco Market.
CAS- Reported by plbrell Brothers.,

Danvilie. Va, March Is, 1906.
i, The 1asl sales this week have been only moderate
day. The quality diners very little from IN
average OF the crop. Low grades and fine To-.
bace3 has been scarce and the breaks consist
mostly OF medium to good tobaccos. Prices
continue steady and firm with a full corps OF
buyers Tor every grade. who are neglecting
report that. they have sold the last OF theIr
crop. and there is very little more to be sold.
old belt. crop still In farmers hands. Tradins
IN round lots continue active and stocks which
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The Produce M arket,

4, Yesterday 1t was gloomy down on Cary
OF light receipts Of country produce and slow
business generally The demand fer al! Glasses
OF stun was about a. light Ss the reSsIIpss
Appea and oranges. continue scarce and
high. Receipts OF salads, cabbage and other
truck from the far South are getting a little
larger. Eggs and chickens are canning In in
limited supply end repaln drm at previous
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The Leaf Tobacco Market.

The heavy rains OF wednesday and Wednes-
day night cut on the receipts OF leaf tobacco
by Wagon, to such an extent as to mako the
sales very light yesterday. There were only
two sales. ona at Shoekoe and the other at
istonewall warehouse Both were very small
changes In prices, Weather condition are stu
sunfaVorah e, and tho sales to-day Will prob-
ably be even light than yesterday, Il
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CATTLE MARKETS.
U l3ICHAIONDSLIVE STOCK MARKET. II
(SalAa n N Tnion HtOok Y Y ards cSsS "

Richmond . 81 al, March Is. 1905. J,
ending March l?th ia az follows; II.
I, hsss m steers e few prime at &
sh @4c, best heIfers, u OAK 9. !; med Ium tn
SnSi 5@ts /, best
calves fals esSs
.6Qah9.; common to talr, lG6c.i best Ilambs. 20
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric RAILWAY,

Streets. Manchester every hour ION the hourls
from A. NJ to 10 p. NJ Last car II mldnlght.s
Cars leave Petersburg. foot of syeamortf
Street. every hour from 1885 a.; NJ. to 1885 !.
NJ. AZ Last car 11:40 r.. NJ Limited car I! rs A.
NJ. daily. except Sunday. z, -
q All cars from Petersburg connecting R.eh.f
Emond cars,
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TobAcGo MARKETS. IL

Klchmond Va. March Is. 1908.
Observation-Disclosures continues ac.
tive at unclaimed quotations. with moderate
receipts. Brights-unchanged. active: light re-
cepts. DarkF Fired and ,stemlnlng-Siar ket
continues firm at prices quoted Receipts mod
Interpretations are as follows:
NOTE-Much q the tobacco arriving is in
a damaged condition and such tobacco SELF
low. Planters are cautioned to look after the
order OF their tobacco before sending IL to
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NAVAL, STORIES

NAVAL STORES.
r MSRiPbhMiiTG Nr, NJ IN March IasP1Rtrs
Rostn-.Flrm at 1850; receipts. $40 barrels
Tar-Firm a. sl.so: receipts. Il barrels Grade
reis. 80 = w.
SAVANNAH. GA. March 1s.-TuRpEN-
,TlNE.Firm at 63c.: sales 1i3 casks; receipts
% casks: shipments 500 casks. Rosin-Frm:
sales $50 80 barrels; receipts, ss3 barrels; ship
CHARLESTON. S. c.. March l5ITuRpEN,-
TINE AND ROS1N-Nothing doing.
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CHICAGO. March s.-cArrLE-R Receipts.
steers. ssSsdss: cow. g: Ss!ssss nis
'ers and feeders. ss.7saf LIS. Iioss-Reeelpts.
1900 head. Market 15c. lower. Choice TO
prime heavy. ss;coas25: medium TO good.
Ing. sasoGs.s5 sheep-Receipts. : is.65 head.
;s.ssas.4o lambs. Is t;.s4s'i', "ASe'
NEW YORK. March i5 observation-disclosures
81 head;- none for sale: feeling steady.
Dressed beef slow at steady prices. Liverpool
and London cables quoted live cattle steady;
exports tomorrow. 80 cattle. Ealyes-R Re-
cepts. head: no trade Of Importance for
calves steady. city dressed yeais, s'saisc;
per pound; country dressed. safe. Sheep and
Lamhs-Recepts, I.ooS head Sheep steady
lambs selling more freely. Sheep, si.50I5CJ:
lambs. s6-sod7a5. Hogs-Recepts. 2. 7gs head;
nearly all for slaughtercrs. Feeling trifle
weak.
PITTSBURG. PA. March i5.-CATTLE-sup-
ply light: market steady. Choice. S.c5155o;
prime. s. 2sd5.5.o oIigs-Receipts light: market
slow, Prime hesvIes. 20: mediums and heavy
pigs ss..oHs.3o: roughs. ssI5.5o. sheep--sup-
ply light. market slow. Prime wethers. s.. sou
500: common. s.,5oa35e: lambs. $3.50: veal
calves, xssas.eS. -. z ~
| CINCINNATI o.. March I5.--HoGs-sIow.
Butchers snd shippers, IS. 45Gs.50: common.
ss.I5as;;5 tis,tie--steady. Fair TO. good ship
pes si-5GQ5.aS: common. se.35d31o Sheer
Steady a; s3.5otl5.75. Lambs-Steady at st50sf
1. Il h
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Richmonders in New YorL

Special to The Times Dispatch,
:, NEW YORK. March l5.--Victoria. n w
hoe re HOFFMAN. j. D. Crump andlwlfe: Bres.
pen,s Smi IN r. Herald Square Rose: ST..
Imperial. II. Campbell. C.. D. i.arus.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, March 15.-Scaboard Air
Line common. 34l: asked; do. preferred 55s
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INTENSE FEELING OF
UNDER GRADUATES.
' Columbia Team Dissatisfied With
\. Treatment R eceive,d at Hands
Of Pennsylvania.

=, - PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March IA VI
mere mere is intense feeling among tho nndnr.
graduate body OF tho University ~ penn
savanna on account of the report Cd : die
satisfaction of the Columbia team in ri !,
CARDS to the treatment which it receiva1
az the hands Of the University Of Penn
\ sSSlyania at the intercoleg to swimminr
might. a .fs.sS y - ~ - ~ =
Columbia and Pennsylvania were t,ed
FOR first honors when Karl Giller, of
aPennsylyania, and o. Kress swan their
s1O0-ys.td race. ~ II
he consensus OF opinion among dis
Interested spectators was TINT the ,nce
was Giler's by a foot. Tho Judge. nov.
ever decided otherwise. hence Columbia.
and Pennsylvania remained tie In points.
s Columbia declared that under the in
atercollegiate rules the race should be
swan over again at once. Gller was
willing to swim, but Hopkinson, the ma :
ager Of the.red and blue team, refused
to let nim do so. In this lie was wise.
First, because there are no intercolle-
giate swimming rules to demand this
and, second, because G ller had already
competed In two races and had only re-
Gently recovered from a severe illness. q.
Manager II opk inson offered to take
f g Her TO New York at some futureftlme,
or to agree to any sreas onable proposi-
.tion Which the Columbia ( team might
ma |, Accord lngS to YiIopk inson. tho CO.
Elumbla men were fully satisfied with
this offer. land yesterday 4 Iopkinson was
alta loss to account for the ir5reported dis
satisfaction. v VI
& Giller hlmself Y Is anxious to swim the
race over again. and i Is confident that
llet cH,l Il beat FSress,ss as ire all the red
and blue supporters, 1t seems to be up
Ito Columbia, 49, "
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Merchants and Miners
Observation-Disclosures

Boston, Mass, and PROV ldence, Il. a.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Tuesday.
Wednesday,, Friday and Sunday. For ProVt.
dence Monday. Thursday and Saturday ats
NJ: Passsngers and d, !. e irssh 3ta ken. TOR al
o. Rwy. and N. N and W. Rwy,5 o ni;ss. and
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Lync11burg Toba,cycoE niarkct,

Lynchbiirs, Va. March Is. 1906.
Sales aLa, Of loose tobacco on the Lynchburg
as reported by John %, Ogiesby ot Lynch CHI s
Warehouse. We're as follows:l ~ " !.
sold week ending. March s. SS pounds ds
crease FOR the week ending March 8. zoo
Sold from septemberS1, 1906 to March 8. 1905
II ,S3i, 400 pounds sold from September l. 1904,
TO- March q 1906 .: 407. 500 pounds Increase for
1906. =, ia, 800 pounds. rs AZ \, s's
The receipts continue rather light. The quail
ity 4. the tobacco offered was about as that
heletofore Sold. but there was many lots wi IN
more or less mould OH It.. The prices were
generally. about up. to quotations. making the
average for all soldsabout as for the past few
weeks. ss7 - ~ 10 ~
The quotations Yerc.as follows:
Lugs. damaged ~. 400 as 500
LuSs. medium. 500 % 800
tLugs. good 500 700
i. SAT- medtum,..... 100 a $50
Leaf short. 7,50 On 500
Leaf good 9.00.t Qpf1l00
iLaaf 1850 p1S.00
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5 nsssss. 1S I Is i iSs 1913 1913
Spot cotton cosct: steady 10 points hIghcr
middlhg uplandn. lte5: mifdling gulf. iL5s
sales, .,eis bales:
z Cotton steady: mldding 1I.o5; gross receipts.
i.fe9 bales: sales. LOIS bales; stock. 1878
bales
Total to-day a. all por,s-Net receipts $50
bales: export TO Great Britain. So bales; to the
Continent. 90 bales; to Japan. l,So bales;
Stock. Is1.5sD bales.
Consolidated II ali 5or.s--Set receipts. s5,5s3
bales; export TO Gre Il Britain. $50 bales; 10
tho Continent. iS.S! bales: to Japan. 6,SN
bales 10 Mexico. JS Gales.
Total since September list at all por.s--Sct
receipts s. rs, 35s g. AstsrKport 10 Great Britain
:..53.23i bales. 10 France. 3s2ifa bales; to the
Continent. I.Sl5. 2s5 bales: to Japan. His
bales; to Mexico, ..iii bales
NEW ORLEANS. March H. CoTToN--Spot
cotton steady: sales 400 bales. Including 1.s59
Ia arrive and so T. o. ID. Quotations ms
changed: niiddllng. Iohc. Futures opened ia5
points up. and by noon had gained 2I3 points
additional on favorable Liverpool cables Tho
trading was very light. and In tho absence
OF support during the afternoon session prices
eassd Off CIR points and closed steady the
old crop months showing net gains OF sui
points.
1919. May. 1851: June. 1870: July. 1889: Au-
gust. p.sj; October. 1000; December. 100.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. March i5-The dry goods
prices in bleached goods upon the announce
ment that the l!Isss on which prices were re-
goods were strong. the stocks Of first and sec.
,ond hands being low. Grey goods remained
quiet. and the weather held the jobbing trade
sold for the fall. and there was renewal in
the demand for light weight woolens Tor imne-
date delivery - t.''.'
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The pamphlet report of the Pennsyl-
vania Company for the fiscal year 1905.
shows that the company owns $40. 6sS, Az
of the securities OF other companies at
u cost as per balance sheet Of SIG, 416, 675.
OF these securities there are deposited
as collateral under the various mort
cages stocks OF the par value of
S74,s14.430. From the securities owned
the Pennsylvania Company received ap
income In 1908 of ,003.
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MARINE lNTKa1lGENcE..

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH is. 1895.
ARRIVED 50
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, mercan.
oi Sc ana passengers. Old Dominion line Z <
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, James Rive,
landing and Norfolk. merchandise and 3.
senser. Virginia Navigation Company. y go 80
tJEs ttss SAILED I7'}s'5ss
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. 3Norfoik. mercan n.
oise and passengers. Old Dominion line. -
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FOR NEW WORK

Via Night Line Steamers Except Saturday
making connectionsin Norfolk with Main, Llns
Western Ry. at 9 A. NJ. and T. NJ, and ch,sa,
peake & Ohio Ry. at s, 2 "A. NJ. and = I'm,
Norfolk with Main Line ships sailing at Z II.
NJ ~ Tickets, sos e. Main Street. 4ya ne
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,t1ScELLANEOUs siAn,iETa.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET. \
lReported by Rodgers. McCabe and Coz
c, PE lie VA. March ls.-PEANuTs--
sn1-Market firm ats5 HES per s. bls!lel.
Virgfnias--Market quiet at &c, for fancy
stock: machine picked, sd2hc.: Smelling stock
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BALTIMORE, Md, March l6.-FLOuR-
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-Dull; SPOT, con-
tract, seq asa5sc. corn-St ronE spot. l6,.s4p
steady; No 9 mixed. a41s 6a4c. Rye Dull NO.
. western, 69A70c. Butter-Firm and un-
changed: fancy Imitation. aldIe2c.; fancy
creamery ec9. fancy ladlc. SRl9c, store pack
cd, l5frl6c, Egss-Flriner at 14,sc. Cheese
Firm and unchanged; large. September, 1!hc.
November. l4c.; medium September, l4Hc.;
November 14c.: small, 14@14sic. sugar-stsong
IN nd vunchanged
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GRADE CROSSINGS
ARE DANGEROUS
New York Report Shows I'M
mense Slaughter Of
People.
SEVEN PER CENT. AS DIVIDEND
SEVEN PER CENT. AS DIVIDEND
This is Forecast for L. & N.
West Virginia to Assess Rail-
roads at Census Value.

Mr.. Charles B. Ryan, general passen-
ger agent OF the seaboard Air Line Rail-
way Company, was in the city on yes
terday a, the local Offices OF the COM
rany.
There is authority which is considered
OF good character for the statement that
the next dividend on Louisville and
Nashville stock will be at the rate of Z
per cent. The Louisville and Nashville's
actual earnings on its stock are now
far greater than those of St. Paul and
investors here see no reason why the
dividend should not be advanced some
what 1T is certain that the company
annual report will make a remarkable
showing of earning power and progress
this year. The actual earnings on Louis
vile and Nashville stock are estimated
to be about 90 per cent. while so far
the company has been paying only . per
cent. year to its stockholders.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 24th.
Trains leave Richmond daily:
For Florida ana South, o:o5 A. NJ. 7:ss ana
5.11:5o p. NJ.
Fe, Norfolk. 800 A. ~. SO, Z. NJ. ana
57:n P. NJ.
For N. g w. Ry West. 1e:lo and 500.
P. n. .5s
For Pet.rsburg. 800 A. NJ. 1910. 800. 5:t5.
900 and 1880 P. NJ.
For aodsboro and Fayetteville. l.s:5s P. NJ.
Trak,s arrive Richmond daily: 4:17. $40. Is %.
..1o:N and 1l:4o A. NJ: .l:oo. e:o5 $50. 500
and $50 p NJ.
Except Sunday. ss Sunday only.
Time of arrivals and departures and conpec.f
lions not guaranteed.
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Az the result of conference between
Governor William NJ. Dawson, of West
Virginia. and Director North. Of the
Census Bureau, two census experts Will
soon go to West Virginia to assist the
State Board of Equalization and As
sessment In making a reappraisement of
railroad property. under the new law,
which provides that all property shall
be assessed at its full value. Previous
to this property has been assessed at
anywhere from ID to Is per cent. Of It's
value. The railroads In West Virginia
are now assessed at q valuation OF
s36,OoO0OD Tie Census Bureau recently
issued bulletin placing their valuation
at 500, 900, COO.
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NEW Work PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. March l5,--FLouR-Qule;. but
steady. Rye Flour-Duii Cornmeal-Steady.
Barley-Dni: mailing. i3fI5Sc.
Wheat-F1rn: No. red. size elevator. Ops
lions closed SIAc. net higher. May SIZE;
July. At.c.: September So C.
Corn-S;oady: No. :. sic. elevator. Options
closed nc. net higher, May. 4sHc.; July.
4oSsc.: September. boisc. oats-spot steady;
mixed aISd3i%c.
Beef-steady Gu. Meats-Fyrm: picked bel
Hes !li1oc. Lard-Firm: Western. prime.
s7.s5a7.3a: refined, Arm; continent. So. Pork
Steady Tallow-tSeady. Rosin-Firm. Tur.
.pentine-Fir1n at IiMIi2c.
Ricc-ouict. Molasses-s steady. coffes-spot
unchanged to 5 points lower. sugar-Raw,
strong: fair refining. &C. centrifugal. IS test,
~ n 8 sc. nioiasscs sugar. age: refined.
firm. Butter-Firn and unchanged. Cheese
Firm and unchanged. Eggs-Firm: nearby. Sc
lccted. sla2,c; Western. frsts l55sc. ;southerns.
i3tsT15.c. s5
B Potatoes--Wesk: Bermuda, second crop. per
barrel, 50. iJ3ui 30: sweets, dull and unchanged.
Cabba gos--Duii and unchanged. Frelghts and
Peanuts--Steady and unchanged. Cottonsaed
Oit--About steady with n moderate specula-
tive demand Prime crude I. o.. b. mills, 2lls9
..5c.: prime summer yellow. 3lA M3i,sc.: II prime
white. aid3tlsc.: prime winter yellow. 3iI3i5:c.
CHICAGO. March l5.-Improvcd demand for
flour and cash what at outside grain. centres.
together with an estimate nf decreased ship
ments of wheat from Argentine. caused
strength TODAY in the local wheat market AT
the close the May option was UP &Ikc. Cprl
was up AFII:c. Oats showed a gain of lsflhc.i
Provisions were Ii4Il.isc. higher.
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York Stock Exchange. having favorably
reported upon the following railroad Sc
curIties, the Governing Committee yes
terday authorized tsat they be listed:
Vahdalia Railroad Company-$3,00O 0oo
additional consolidated mortgage 4 per
cent. coupon bonds, series A, Of 1855,
s1rsking the total amount listed 0.0O0,C00.
Allegheny ard Western Railway Com
5papy-s2OO.OD additional guaranteed
So 100000
Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad
gCompany-sl.0 900 additional percent.
incn-cumulative preferred stock, making
Southern Railway Company-sS15,0 900
additional first consolidated mortgage s
per cent. coupon bonds of 1894. making
the total amount listed s44,766, 600.
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SrA,L.oAp-
In r. O. ~ Richmond.
IL. N fredericksburg q
Potomac n. RI.

IN r. g. ~ Rlohmond.
IL. OK Frederick sburn q
'Tralns leave Northward.
4:ss a. M.--paiiy--pyrd 81. Through Il Il
G:0 a. M.-Daily-Aa ST. Through.
f $40 4 4. M.--Daiiy-Ma 81 Through. an
s:s4 4; 4, Ms;aEsesDt Monday. Byrd St. Through.
37:st a scr M f,oS.k Days-H1ibA Ashland Ae-
$50 a .,on Mi-Daily-Byrd 81. Through. Local
a ses n =. pay.-pyrd s.. THROUGH
NV bufa .-11W vel !, Days. Hyrd u Frederiess.
'''S c &; M;Mwtss Days-Elba. Ashland 40.
s'! Tr s. IaMa.1oaily-Byrd ST. Through.
s:4o r a' 4, Arrive Richmond
CONTINGENCIES Days-Eba. Ashland 40.
80 Surg a4 sso%n5Dss z,s'ayrd 81 rrsdsr'sh..
MO EN- asss 81 saa'2s.
s;a aoI MWfss ay.hies h: Sssslsna 40
SIS ARbsly-Hs1s & +. ra Fssyssss noe.,
'aa p + s,MM;:m,p j. /, 81. Through. Al
i i MRRsKH bs2,A s. Ehr9sS ~ r,,o,.s.
rn1AsrI Pullman cars. 80 - a
mon aoi l:so tHfa'gs s.ssp. train. sr,yng Rsh.
nlodations. 80 = $50. s -A s,'sS'.--5s
to mls moi e ass;ys's and departures
X.,l 2. = DE IKE y. GyLP. w. P. TAYLOR.