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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07
Society in Staunton.

STAuNTON, va, April 6.-Papers III
q most interesting suit Of Virginia. old
Colonial days are on flo in the Circuit
Court office. and are being discussed with
to the jamestown Exposition. The style
Of the case is N1cN1eechan N,. RumseJ.
The principals We're James NcMeechnn$
an ana James Rumsey, and later on the
been pending in chancery for many years.
Tho suit was first brought in March,
1900 when Augusta county comprised
the vast stretch Of territory from the
5Rumsey was the inventor Of the steam
boat long before Fulton. and N1cNIeeckanS
was his hacker. Rumsey went to Eng
land in 17Ss to exploit. his inven ton. 4 and
his letters to parties in Augusta Countys
are exhibits filed in tho suit Nj
Rumsey never returned to this country,
and It Is said he died In Paris, and suit
was brought against his estate by Nc
Meechnn to secure his part OF the profits
from the partnership invention. Az
The papers arc voluminOus. G and ara
written on the old fashioned parchment.
IN old English, In tho case It Is Claimed
copied after the plans OF Rumsey, who
had designed his vessel in 1900.
Ihese papers are most interesting docu-3
ments, and will make valuable addition
| to Virglnia's exhibits at Jane town.
Mrs. II. NJ. Bel. Jr., gave o tally-hoS
ride Wednesday evening in honor Of
Miss Anna Barley and Keith Carlin,s
lfof Alexandria, and Miss ChristineS
| Furnival, Of Rapidan, the guests Of
her daughters. The crowd was a happy
one. and the evening was most pleas
antly spent. They drove to Old Stone
Church, which is nine miles. In addi-
tion to the guests Of honor there swere
In tho party Misses Mary Robertson
Eleanor Curry, Helen Holiday. Frances
and Ruth Walter and Alexander Rob
ertson, Leslie Curry, Floldus Crosy.
Stuart Taylor, Heber Iler, Willie fBerk-
eley. Charles and John Hartman.
Mrs. $. p. Tlmberlalse. Jr.. was taken ken
quite II Thursday evening. and ills
is better now. Her husband. S. D. Tins
berlake, Jr., is a prominent lawyer OF this
/ bar.
Mr.. G. j. Armistead, who has boen.in
Richmond for several months for tho
benefit Of his health, is now visiting Dr.
and Mrs. j. S. DeJarnette. Ss3
Mr.. Harry Frazier, Of Richmond. Is
visiting Captain w. p. Tams.
Judge s. II. Letcher, Of the Circuit
Court, spent several days in Richmond
Il this Week. -.---- 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07
CHARLES ClTY

CHARLES CITY, April s.--AIr. and
Mrs. Louis Christian entertained very
charmingly ut Woodbound last Mons
day evening in honor of Miss Lummloi
Cunningham, of Richmond. The in-5
vited guests were Misses Belle Nance,
Elmn Wnddill, Matte Hubbard, Mans
Mo Cunningham, Bessie Nance, Matte
Nance, Ella Nance, Mrs. Thomas Cum
ningham, Mrs. George Major, Mrs II. +.
Waddll; Messrs. j, Allen Christian,
OF Rlchmond Walter Nance. Ashby,
I.add, Archer Bradley. George Waddlll,
Everett Nance, John r. Waddill, DR.. j,
Russell Parker, Of Providence Forge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07
Poor Production.

"The Yankee Consul" was presented
at the Academy yesterday matinee and
night, by Harry Short and cast, not
one Of whom possessed an preciable
degree of merit, This operetta without
Raymond Hitchcock Is like Monte
Crlsto without O'Neil. or 1.-THE Old
Homestead" without Denman Thomp-
son, 8
Mr., Short, witt, the aid Of aspair Of
long legs, extracts a fair amount OF
comedy out OF he role Of the frivolous
consul, but hIs voice Is practically MI
IN tho musical numbers. The sou brette
might have been "a old as Mrs. Leslie
Carter from appearances. In fact. the
whole production was mediocre. oven
to the chorus 81 iris and 1t was q relief
to have It over, @ e II 5s iii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07
FIRE PROTECTION.
South Boston Will Buy Engine
at Once.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA, April 6.-south
Boston will soon have q fire-cngine, as
the Town Council has already appointed
a committee of two to buy an engine
fully equipped, and now the citizens can
per protection from destructive fires
which have so often visited the little
town, destroying many valuable build
$ings. This Is indeed q long-felt need,
as the water pressure from the reser-
3voirs has been inadequate heretofore,
The Street Committee was also In
structed to figure out the cost OF open
ing a new street direct from Main tc
Broad. also from Main direct to the Nor
that Main Street from Arch to the South
ern depot will DO widened.
The burned district will be rapidly re.
built with attractive brick business house!
Just as soon as possible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07
SOUTH BOSTON
Especial to The Tim es-Dispatch,

y ag Special to The Tim e6- DiHpltch,l
Misses Florine 1rby and Emma Jones'.
both OF Roanoke College, were tho
attractive guests OF Mrs. Sam Dulin
this week.
Master George Norwood, son Of Mrs
rPattie j.. Norwood is quite sick with
MISS Nannio Darlington Of this place,
is visiting Miss Eugeniio Taylor in in
Richmond.
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ). u.
Patterson, this week.
Mrs. L. NJ. Penick has returned from
a pleasant visit to her brother, Mr..
Herbert r VnuEhan n muns e : tGis place
has returned home from Danyille.
whore he went for treatment. He is.
Improving. 81
Mr.. Walter 7. Yancey, of1Lynchburg,
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. III. Yancey,
at this place.
Mrs. Joe Vaughan. Of News Ferry.
who was operated, upon at, Virginia
Hospital, Richmond, q few days ago,
is reported as doing nicely.
Miss Sallie Graves, Of Washington. Is
the guest of Mrs. !. G. MCDOWELL
Miss Birdie Ingram ct brakes
| Branch, was tho guest OF Mrs. w. II.
Faulkner this week.
Miss Lizzie Ingram. who has been
quite Ill with pneumonia. IS reported
Miss Hattie G. owen, OF Durham. was
| the guest Of Miss Mamie Easley this
! week.
Mrs. Rosscr S. Noblin, who has been
| Ill, IS somewhat improved,
Mrs. C. J. Jeffress. OF Canton; Miss
| Mary Jcfrrcss. OF Greensboro, and Mr..
Edwin Jeffress. OF Chapel Hill. N. c.,
| visited relatives here during the week.
Miss Louise PeniclS and brother, Mr..
Charles A. Penck. arc spending q few
! days In Chase City
Miss Annie Jenkins. student of Ron-
noke Female College. Danvllle. visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Jenkins
l this week
\ Mrs. S. c. Morton, Sir. OF this place
1 Is sojourning at Chase City, Her health
4 Is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Beazley and Miss
Bcazley were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r
z Hunter Beazley. Easter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07
HOT POLITICAL FIGHT.
Captain. Stephen P. Read Having
OnpOsition.

CHASE CITY, VA, April Gas this
is the largest voting precinct in tho
county, candidates for county offices
Commonwealth's Attorney the uspirants
are Charles T. Reckless and G.. Y. Basker-
viii, OF Boydton, and Judge Henry Wood.
OF ClaTksville. Some are making house,
toulouse canvass. Captain Stephen p.
Read. incumbent, has announced himself
candidate for recollection to the House
OF Delegates. His title OF Captain is
more than mere complimentary one,
for he served. his State IN the days OF
Virginia Infantry. Pckctt's Division. and
was Mt Gettysburg, and his nal11c Is
among tho paroled at Appomattox. lie
has made a faithful and Intelligent reps
reSentltiYe.
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BACK TO PRISON.
Bessie Hopkins Left Her Place
on Emancipation Day.

Bessie Hopkins, the negro woman re-
Gently released from the Penltentiary,
where she was serving a term on tho
charge Of stealing an ovcrcoat, when
later It was shown that another woman
stole tho coat. was sont to jail for
thirty days by Justice Crutchfield yes
& terday as q vagrant. The woman was
found wandering the streets, with no
apparent destination, and an officer ar
rested her. She had recently been
given n home. but she left the place on
Emancipation Day. and failed to return
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07
at woman's College, Columbia
Miss katherine Britton was the guest
OF friends in Petersburg during the

days at Woman's College, Columbia,
S. C..
Miss Katherine Britton was the guest
OF friends in Petersburg during the
holidays.
Misses Flora Bruce and Grace Gra-
ham accompanied Miss Elya Davies on
q visit to her aunts home In Cumber-
land county.
The following young ladies had the
pleasure Of spending Easter at home !:
Miss Nan Nicholson, Crewe; Miss Matte
Haskins, Meherrin; Miss Leth Duncan
son. Barton Heights; Miss Frances
Brinkley, Roanoke; Miss Halle McCor-
mick, Bedford City; Miss May Price,
Lynchburg; Misses Emily Ward and
Georgia Creekmore. Norfolk; Miss Bes-
sio Pettus, Keysy5lle; Miss Hazel
Thompson, Richmond; Misses LOTTO
Carrin gton and isabelle Flournoy,
Charlotte Courthouse: Miss Karlie Saw
age, Norfolk: Misses Vedah and Lucille
Watson, Darlington Heights; Miss Mary
Walden, Ford Misses Margaret, Mildred
and Mary Low Trser Myergreen MISS
RE Mason, MattoaX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07
Mayor Approves.

Mayor Mccarthy has attached his
signature to tho ordinance passed by
the Council guarding the contract for
the erection Of the Richmond building
on tho Jamestown Exposition Grounds
to c. r. Partlett, Of Norfolk. The build
Ing. when completed and properly
wired for electric lights. etc, will cost
n triflo under $4,000, Tho plans were
drawn by Architect G. X. Howell, of
this CITY, :f s,3{+#i5a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07
Social Life in Raleigh.

RALEIGH, N. e.. April e.-Raleigh so-
cial life livened up considerably with the
passing Of Lent. and the past week was
characterized by q gay round Of social
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07
PRETTY WEDOING
At ASA Il |. |:
Miss Anne May Way Becomes
Bride Of Mr.. Francis B.
Slaght.
HAVE BRILLIANT Ill 1 ! N RECEPTION : 7
Only Intimate Friends and Rela-
tives Attend Wedding, But
Many Call Later.
HAVE BRILLIANT RECEPTION
Especial to Tho Times pispatch.l

ASHEvILLE, N. c., April e.-Ono OF
the most brilliant home weddings to
take place In Asheville this season.
yas that OF Miss Anne May Way, and
Mr.. Francis Branch Saght, Of Cleve
land, Ohio. Tho bride Is the second
daughter of Mrs Matte NJ. Way, who
came to Asheyille from Cleveland two
years ago.
The ceremony occurred at the family
residence on College Street at Half
past eight o'clock Thursday evening"
Mrs. Ways home was transformed into
dream OF beauty by skilled florists;
an inproviscd altar was erected in
the south end of the first drawing
room This was banked with luxuriant
palms and feathcry ferns, with an In
tcrminglinE OF Easter lilies and pink
carnations. The color of pink and
white, with green was used through
out the reception rooms, the entire
lower floor being thrown open to the
wedding guests.
Handsome Bridal Dress.
DR.. Francis Clemenger and Mr.. Law
renco Jones wero ushcrs. DR.. Lunsford,
of the First Baptist Church. performed
+ the ceremony, using tho full service OF
tho Episcopal Church. Music was fur
nlshed by an orchestra of seven pieces
which played softly during the cere-
mony. The little flower girl and page
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-12
Stocks and Bonds.

New York, March 9.-The short
-"~sion OF the stock exchange TO-DAY
odav was occupied With another large
.olume Of business and With wild
Drice fluctuations Inroads upon
)rices at different times during the
session made new levels in many
'ases, but there were points OF re-
5istance in the market throughout and
he closing tone was distinctly strong
With prices on the up grade and not
i few conspicuous net gains for the
lay. The points of weakness that had
most effect on speculative sentiment
W ere II s. Steel and Union Pacific.
The first named made Il low level at
3 Z within the first hour after the open
ing and rum0rs Wre diligently circu-
lated Of cancellation of orders for the
"pmpanicS product for future de-
livery. These received no official con-
iITmation and the stock rallied with
the general market and closed at Il
decline of Is. The preferred stock
VAS supported and closed with q frac-
lI"hal gain The special weakness in
t mon Pacific was attributed TO fears
"i u suit by the government growing
cut Of the Interstate commerce COM
MISSIONS investigation to compel the
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-12

divorce Of the Union Pacific and tire
Southern Pacifc Tie Could stocks
were supported still and there We're
wide declines in some stocks not usu-
ally active The PENNSYLVANIA group.
including Reading, gave evidence of
absorption and there vas a vigorous
rebound i'm Atchison. The bank state
ment was regarded as weak. but its
publication did not deter the bears
from pursuing their late covering op-
cratiane The outflow IF cash was
larger than expected hft the stock
market liquidation was elected in the
considerable loan contraction Money
and discounts rose in London but stcr-
ling exchange continued 10 recede
here. indicating - prospect of con
test FOR new arrivals f gold in the
London market Total sales Of bonds
par value SJ.f64.000
To4al sales today S33. 200 shares in
Guiding copper ST 800 sugar. $500;
Tobacco. 500. Atchi-on 31.g0V. a. q.
J.. 100. Chesapeake 4 Ohio. $500.
Norfolk and Western. 40o. Penn. 62
600. Southern Pacific 2G.oo0, Southern
10000. DO prcfd. 700. Union Pacific.
104.5o0. l. < Steel 1393h0. do pfd.
@2.2d0: Nirgin.a-Carolina f.00D. pfd.
600
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-12

sion he had told Mr.. Daniels he was
in favor of a IL cent rate.
Mr. Daniels replied: That won I
do. lLaughter).
The next time they discussed the
matter was when Mr.. Daniels asked
whether they had agreed upon their
report the night they had determined
to report the bill
He asked had we agreed"
Il said yes sir.
He said when does it go Tn p"
Il said: 'Torlorrow.
Senator Webb stated that his recol-
lection of the conference proceedings
was that he himself insisted on the
mileage basis. because he feared the
earning method would be unconstitu-
tional Further he stated that he de-
sired 10 get the Page road in. because
he thought il ought to be included.
having heard Mr.. Page say ne sold
mileage books for = cents, and be-
cause Mr.. Blair's argument in the
Senate was that the Page road was not
giving first-class service and ought not
10 be permitted 10 charge frstclass
fare.
He vas never approached by any
body outside of the Conference COM
r7ittee TO get the Page road in or 70
eat two-cent fare. said Mr.
Webb. But | was approached by a
They came ana said they looked on me
as a conservative and expected me to
protect them.
He had never heard Of the enn1ity
between Daniels ard Page once he
WAS walking with Mr. Daniels and they
ret a gentleman he cid not know.
Tine two men shook hands. The gem
tlemau said. "Howde joe Mr.. Daniels
said. We'll. Henry. how are YOU
Mr.. Daniels said We'll. you're coming
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-12
COTTON TRADING
WAS LESS ACTIVE
Seemed to be Largely
Professional.
PRICES OFF AGAIN
Euii Support Was Lacking and Quo
tationS Declined to II Net Loss Of
to 10 pOintS-A Subsequent =
Rally Brought the Figures
Up Il Little.
Up Il Little

NV york, March 9.-Thc cotton
rral Eet opened steady at Il lccllHn of
! - : points witt: tradin:, rather quiet
u sentiment divided between the
la"gc spinncrs takir gs Cor he week
al q ';fc dia2pp rintiGg cables 1Acre
" ~ some vague rumore # disagree
mt1tc between leading bulls, fowcVcr.
IN! with no bull support 81 conse-
uCncc. the market sold "if ut MT
decline Of about TO 10 points during
IT, early session. At his level her
uaS Il renewal of support and with
5 me covering the market rllii"d OF
= Dcil-s from the 1otIcs, Trading
WAS css active tha.. recently and
@a,med more largely pc1.esStoncl.
Receipts at the pDr>.5 today IS 9r1
bale against 23,473 last eek ana
l.'."i" last year For The eek i &C.
&rJ bales against 1913 last Weci,
ana 11G2S6 last year Today'& re
cert- at New Orleans 1856 hale,
lealnst 6,519 last year, ana 81 Icus-
IN 1.694 bales against 2,G93 last
Vcar year.
Supct closed steady; middling up
lands 11.45, middl1rg gulf, 1l:.";
,.;3IC,, 30 bal s.
NV York Mar S-spot closed steady.
vi dd.inp upiardS IL IS nliddling gulf li.70.
as ......, patea. Cotton futures opened steady
and closed steady
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-12

down 10 spend the night" Then th"y
asked about each others wives. all
BY name" When ne was INTRODUCED.
he failed to catch tire name Of the
gentleman ana .t hen ue asked wIs told
that hc ~a4 Mr.. Henry Page .Gr".f
Caesar Ghost. eatd MI Wsbb.
What all this I'ec been reading III
the papers Why said Mr Daniel.
we're the best Of friends"
That was 80 then" testified A.
webb. Il believe It's so now
senator aycock-- DcnicI.
Senator Aycock followed Mr. Webb
and entered q general and specific de-
NAL of the charges He saw Ar. Dan
ielS frequently. but. after ne went Oh
the conference committee, the latter
had never mentioned the rate bill -
hu or Mr.. Pages road
Refuse To Answer
Sir. X W. simpson was called and
met with the applause which after
wards became distinguished ~ ne took
the chair.
Mr.. Craig rendered him copy of
the Raleigh Evening Times u March
first containing the scurriiou4 article
on The front page aud asked whether
or not ne was tn. author
tense. but distinct voice
- refuse IT, answer
''Cn what grounds .: asked
craig,
Mr. simpson replied that ne had ~
srccific grounds except that ii hal
been charged that these articles were
lfbcllous and might be used against
him in 4 criminal prosecution. He
then produced Il written statement.
which he read. and which was 70 tn-
effect. 1st Thct Information rccciVti
Continued on Page EighD
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-12
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, La, March Cotton
spot closed steady and unchanged ;
middling II 1-16; sales were 1,31 )
bales on the spot and 325 to arrive.
Futures opened steady at a decline
of three points under yesterday. Prices
shortly braced up under the influence
of report that the coming national
ginners report would show more than
12.000,00O bales. Indications of an ex-
traordinary movement for the month
were still numerous resulting in a
continuance Of the markets bullSh
tone. The closing was steady with
prices unshanged to points higher
for the near months and one point
lower for the latter months.
New Orleans. Mar. 8-Cotton futures closed
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-12
Naval Stores.

Wilmington Mar. s-rurpentine ....... .......
receipts 5 Gaata
Rosin ....... ftCei pts 22J hhis.
Tar flrin. J. 81 rcctill, 189.
Cruue tim 3 J5 q so ard 20 rcccip:s Is
Charleston, Mar. 3. 6.-IurpeLtint ...... ....
sales 7j.
lsOsin ...... sales .... ....
oavauna, Mar. Turpentine. steady IN
sales a. receipts 1 shipments 263-
Rosin, iTn., SAFES So. receipts p
shi .ments t9o SOCKS Sc 429
A. b, G. AS &. 4.30 L. q 0; F, ABS g
40 H, qoo |. 70; K. 80 M, $50; n SIS,
WG 6 iO W W Is
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-12
PaItiynOre provision Market.
New York Money.

Ncg York. Mar g MONEY cal nominal.
time loans strong. 90 days g. 80 days Ga 80,
mos. 80 Httne mercantile paper o~s4o
sterling exchange heavy, with actual business
in bankers billS ut io4 50 f5l 40 for demand and
$50 ,tDa30.1, for 90 Gay oils posted rates 4Sl
1851 "a ......oG,.... Commercial bills 1880 4S0
bar silver osA Mexican dollars s..
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-12

the interview He had had a conver-
sation with Senator Blair, in which he
had stated that he would like to see
Mr.. Page That. said Mr. Stevens.
was after the senate caucus in which
theN discovered that the bill they had
nassed would not touch road in
North Carolina.
Mr.. Stevens then stated that he had
had a conversation with Mr.. Peele. of
scotland. in which the latter had
lated to him that Mr. Page would
oe down the next day and the charges
would be proven true.
Senator Daniel.
Senator Daniel was next examined
ard practically detailed the circum-
tances connected with the delibera-
tions Of the committee as they had
)een detailed by others. He emphatf-
ally denied any interference II sug-
gestion on the part OF Mr.. Daniels
ma stated that after haVi-S been
appointed on the Conference commit
GO he had purpOseiy refrained from
.4Ikin- of the matter to any one. AZ
- the relations existing between Mr.
Daniels and Mr. Page he had never
hcard that they We're unfr;endly- He
I'D heard what Mr.. Page said about
:" naDer before the committee ana
lat .,ad been taker by everybody
resent as a pleasantly and had raised
laugh
...!ot and Henry
senator G. a Webb was sworn.
Mr.. Craig state what Mr.. Daniels
na'ie You do"
Mr. Webb: lie didn't make me DO
ny hing
Mr.. Webb stated that Mr Daniels
hal not approached him directly Or
ilirecty. The first part Of the ses-
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-12
Liverpool.

Liverpool. Mar. 8.-Cotton. spot good
DrSincSS lOuc.
Pieces point higher. American middng
fair 7G5. good rnGdtng $50; middlinI
t.2i. miGdltnR SOL. good ordinary SIS. or
dr 1T" 81. Inc salt;S today were 10 900 bales 81
uirC 1000 were for speculation and export
uncIuded $500 AIuerca Receipts $4,000 bales
including 23I00 American
Futures opened uuiel and steady and closed
steady.
The farmer and mechanic., 1907-03-12

70 oesl No }. 754a3 No rcd 7f=.a7ss ra-r
No ?. q. No. yenow 49, oats No {, ;
ii. - No "ht,e 80. - ~, Ss- . ~n.te f,'.e
.- far TO choice mating 7ie73. No / "a,
seed. rs; Mol Northeastern III. tiu2oth'
sseq, ssed 80 40 1oo, Sose eGS'fAGt rce 1o, se 6
bb, i6. 50 aIs IS lard per 100 lbs ss01
short Gear SIDES CboKtdl ss7z 1s 37t7: whis
key. basis OF higE grade wines. q
New York Provisions.
New Y"Ts ;ss, Mar -Four -Four i.rsa Min1eso.a
patents } 6J137s; sira.gEts 5.sSGS CO.
choice - fa1cy l ssdszo
l.t1cks beat houv aull. kie9e10
Buckwneat uuieLI25.
LIP ki.r creu 2Csl5e75
Rye nora. No. 2 " ertern 69as
Barley nom. feed:og -. mating 80.
Wheat. s"ot Urn. No. 81 May
.57s 5Iy IS Sept sS.~-
Corn spot steady. No ?. 57ts. May. 5iis
Ju.y 81 sept
oats steady mlxcI4i
Bee. steady. family iSeesis 50; packet II .eoa
u 90. mess y s0a 50. btef la ms 20 5oG2J 90
Cut meats steady picked bellies i0>.F i2's
u1ckled shoulders ..- picked hams i2'@aai2
I-ard steady west rrime. 9-e5gs.7S. refined
Pork steady family ~ 00a $3.50. short clear.
tS 90 ais. 30 mess io50Gi925.
Tallow steady. city 6e country e1@2
Rosn. stc1dy strained con mon 10 good Las.
Turpentlne 5tcadv. 76fLs61
Rice sreadv. domestic fair to extra 81 G6Z
Molasscs stcady, New Orleans 3oG3s goodt
choice 37dais
Coffee spot STEADY. No Invoice rs
Santos No. q. 81 mid ducl cordova S0
w. futures 30 Ht~ lowe.
sugar firln fair refining ? ie ccntri-
fugal S6-fest 3l7-J2, rnolasses Sugar 1855. re-
fined steady .cohfcctioner-s a a6o mold. A. SIS
cut loaf $50, crushed $50. powdered $50.
granBiated fSO cubes 5.cS.
Butter steady extra creamery 3lt2fc32 COM
mon to cxtr.. Alaj3 state dairy cormon t
frGf ffl It,a fr1t
-. weston factory common % frStS Il2S
II. westar1 extgaS 24dlS firts 2!@ z.
Cheese slrong. State full creamery i2+4G1o
Ia ge t0ani3t. skins 2GuA
Las firm nearby selected white 2i6 y. do
choice l9%@20 brown and nuxed * 49, 20.
first to extra frtS loG19. western fiisls 1874.
seconds i8
Potatoes irregular Bermuda per ba 500
700 Maize per bag .7cnf.Sv. Long Island pei
hbl. l.8o a 200. Jersey. State and Western l.5C
Wl.75. sweets jersey Ter bbl. .o0g2.S0. South
ern i.3eMl.o0.
Peanuts quiet. fancy hand-picken ss.
other domestic 3.@3 3A
Cabhage quiet. Danish seed per ton
i5.80d1l90 do red. 40 00d IS. 90.
Cotton by steam, 10 iAVerpoo Se.
ColtOn seed OIL was easy
Prime crude. OBJ. ru!iS. % q 49,. prime summer
yellow a6H, PRIME white 50. prime winter
yellow 81
Baltimore provision Market.
Baltimore. Mar. s.-Flonr quiel. winter
patents 3.1663.9o. spring patents 4i0,G4.50.
Wheat duh spot contract zs403, No.
red western ....... steamer No. Z red ..........
Southern by sample 75i4W77A
Corn firm spot new 5O>a@S0ss, steamer
mixed ..... southern. wniLe 49A(GGSI4,
q Oats firmer, No. white 5Gt8eiA do white
i51zd 81 r. no. 2UlXed..........,
Rye firm, No 2western 1901.
Butter firm fancy imitation 1921 DC
creamel cog. do laule. lI@2k. store packed
11@20
Eggs firm l8
Cheese active. large i4is medium i4as small
1875
Sugar steady. course granulateu 500. flint
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