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COTTON

NEW YORK, March S-The broaaen,
ing demand for cotton mas peei nv nv
Today by persistent short selling, Im ms
sellint, is attributed, rightly or WrGonsiy
Ia those having advance lnfornialioh ~
the national glnners' report, 10 pc ~.
sued on Monday or Tuesday, whlch, "
IL rumored viii show more than la,,
100 200 bales giHned up to the 2d or
March j cannot believe that sucn Is
ma case as my own Investigations lnul-
cato n much smaller ginning, but even
r. the crop Is substantially IN excess OF
IA 900. 600 bales 1T VIII not pc any 700
mich when IT Is taken into CONSUL
nration that the cotton ginned ineiudes
nrohnbly from 100000 to l,0OO,Nou Dates
~ unspinnable cotton,
Tho last five reports or tue Nutipiih :
| Ginners' Association have correspohaae q.
| Very closely With the goVernmehs ~, Hs :.
| ures. the maXimum variation hhsins
| neen little more than. loo'oVV palns,
| tiinners' takings of American COTTON toI
| he week reach the surprislng total OF
4 Sas OOo bales, against 2Tb,0O0 last year
In Ia dute for the season thry SNOW
an excess of 1,038,O00 bales, and only
six months of the season have passed
4 Is they should continue in. the present
CROP of even 14Ooo,p0o bales wonlt
mean serious scarcity. 1t Is eVlaent thul
i practically all the cotton N exislencs y
4 reuuired, and the resulting exhaustlpi
of the worlds SIMPLY promises W W
\ the most complete on RECORD rx,
iTIIEOpORE H. PRICE.
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NEW YORK rRopUcE MARKET

NEW YORK, March s.--FLouR--Flrm
with better inquiry. Rye Flour-steady
and to arrive Cornm ca steady
Wheat-spot Arm: No. red. s3hc. ele-
vator. Options Il &C. higher. May, s5hc;
july S5lsc; September, S4Hc
Corn-Spot steady, No. 2, ENC. elevator.
Options &c net higher. May, 541-Sc,; July.
b3ac.; September, 5slac, oats-spot firm;
mixed, 4Sc.
Steady: western. prime. 1855 m9.T5; refined,
barely steady; continent ,s1o@1L0o; com
clear SIS Ql9.5O. Tallow-steady. Petro-
leum-Steady. Realistically; strained,
common TO good, si.45 AGO. Turpentine-
Firm at 6@I6Ec
Rice-Steady. Enthusiastically. Sugar
Firm; fair refining, 1-16c.; centrifugal, %
test 317-32c.; moasses sugar. 2-25 q 2-32c I;
| refined, firm. Coffee--Spot dull; No Rio,
| IKE; No. 4 Santos. SAG; mild, dull; Cor
| dovn, 9ml2Ac Futures 10@20 points lower.
| Butter--Steady: factory common to nrsts,
| lSisD21lhc. Chcese--Firm and unchanged,
| Eggs--7lrreguar: nearby selected, white
| ei6p22c; choice, 1870 20c.; brown and mix
| ed, extra 1876; frsts to extra tirsts. 1870
| l9c.
unchanged. Potatoes--Irish. easy: southern
| per barrel, s150G2.50% sweets, Arm; Vino,
/ land, per barrel. S2,Tb0a.75: other Jersey
| s2m300. Enthusiastically and unchanged
Cottonseed Ol--Easy under bear pressure
! and liquidation. Prime. crude, {. o. b, mills
\ 4lc,; prime summer yellow, 4Sc,; off summe
yellow, 44@45r,; good, off summer yellow
44M45Mc; prime white, bbc.; prime wnte
yellow, sac.
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3 PER CENT. INTEREST ALLOWED
ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
LANCASTER & LUCkE
Bankers and Brokers,
Richmond, Va.
FOR SALE: Exceptionally well-secured
LIST M. 6Ho Bonds at 102 and interest.

cling or about one cent, strengthened
slightly, and practically the entire loss
was recovered.
The unprecedented demand for cot
ton goods with the highest prices in n
generation are Il stimulus to bullish
feeling as regards the raw material Off
setting at present the heavy receipts
of old crop, and the reports of n large
acreage to be planted the, coming
spring.
Business failures in the United States
for the week ending March Tth, num-
her 1T2, against 1914 last week: III In
the like week of 1906; 100 in 1905; 200
in 1904, and lie in 1908. Canadian
failures for the week number 81, as
against AZ last week. and "a in this
| week a year ago.
| Wheat, including flour, exports from
| the United States and Canada for tho
week ending March 18th, aggregated q
| 251,S03 bushels, against 2S57,42O last
week; 2,5G3,9S3 this week last year
1,2S5,956 in 1905. and 4,095,9a4 In
1902. For the past 80 weeks of the
fiscal year. the exports are 123.024,S3,
bushels, against o7142,6b5 in 19o5-19O6
4 44,7O3,372 in 190i-1905. and 1S5,525,5s'
in 19Ot-1SO2. Corn exports TO
the week are 2,631,572 bushels
against 3,36O.456 last week; 2,934,44b ;
year ago, and 1,756,706 In 1905.
ror the fiscal year to date the cx
ports are 45,315,1S3 bushels, agains
S6.S171sa in 19O5-1oo6; 4s,12a,937 il
| 19O4-1905.
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.BRAOs7BEE7' REPORT

NEW YORK, March establishments
tomorrow will say:
Trade conditions continue to improve,
the tendency in this respect being the
direct antithesis Of that displayed in the
stock market. AT tho moment country
huyers are in the larger markets III
poodlv number and the volume of house
business done is OF excellent proportions,
exceeding in some lines even that or q
year ago, when business was excep-
tionally brisk. Dry goods, millinery, mats
and caps, and, In fact, all wearing APP
pare, are in the forefront as REGARDS
activity. an early Easter making ior al
early opening of spring trade, In such
lines as cotton goods some OF wilich
tend TO further advances, 1t Is not
question Of procuring business, but rathel
one of making deliveries on orders booked
months ago. AS regards manufacturing
| lines. 1t is the old story OF heavily mice
order books and of capacity being WORKED
to the utmost, despite which deliveries
are backward. Collections, though ga
,efuctory in some lines. are, on the whole
very backward, tho tightness OF none
and the enormous volume OF bushes
outstanding being the main thc'ors
Business in foundry pigs IRON luhin
the country as whole, Is OF ihir pfopo'
lions. hut nevertheless. the dlspes's'o
of buyers Is to await CONCESSIONS ppior
buying for future wants.
Wheat, corn and oats alter s"=
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TOBACCO SALES
HAVE FALLEN OFF

The leaf tobacco market for the
week closed yesterday with small
breaks and very active trading. The
total sales amounted to but a little
more than 10000 pounds, which Were
made up largely OF medium and com
mon grades Some good filters that
sold as high as SIG, showed up, and u
few sun-cured wrappers went at from
SIS to $50 Everything that was of
body and character sold well, and the
buyers were very well pleased with
the quality of the goods offered They
were a little disguised at the small
quantity, and some OF them begin to
express the fear that there is very
little more of the good Isun-cured stock
to be had at any price.
The next sales Will begin mex
! Tuesday. and with favorable weathe
conditions the warehousemen look TO
| fairly good breaks
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THE STOCKS AGAIN
PLUNGE DOWNWARD
Market All at Sea and Operators
Without Confidence in Any
Reports
HARD SPOTS HERE AND THERE
Southern Railway Reacted After
News OF Dividend Maintenance
Was Announced.

NEW YORK, March s.-Thcre was |
further drastic liquidation in the stock |
market to-day and periods of extreme !,
weakness during which prices plunged |
downWards to Il level In many cases
lower than for several years past. At
the same time there was evidence from
time to time of an absorption of stocks
of n Kind to indicate that prices have
fallen to a level where some demand
is attracted OF AN Investment of semi
Investment character. There has been
more or less bargain buying in small
lots all through the weeks decline.
such as vs. taken out of the market to
hold for an Investment return. But
buying -.t attracted by the invest
incnt return. but of marginal char
ncter has been slower in development.
There has been n notable lack also Of
buying by banking and other large
financial interests for purposes of sup
port M TO day. The opening break
in prices to-day did develop buying of
this kind. and the perception OF II was
n prime factor in turning the bears to
cover and affecting tile following ma
terial recovery rally. The bears proved
in the iater market that they had not
exhausted their ammunition This did
not prevent n growth or the opinion.
however that the period of active
liquidation was approaching it's term.
sentiment was lUuCil less easy to-uhs
even during the early break. than for
some time past, and the confidence
was nnDie general that the liquidation
would run its course without disaster
o. PANIC.
Yesterdays weak closing paved the
way for the flood of selling orders UNI
der which the market was swamped al
the opening.
rho persistent absortton of Read
ing and the support OF 1T was factor
in keeping the hears uneasy and ir
inducing the extensive covering move
mont Of the day There was good &C
cumuation also Of the group of Nor
gan stocks. which broke violently yes
terday and Southern Railway pre-
fcrred rebounded violently when II be
camo known that the dividend rat
was maintained. This checked momen
tariIy the decline In the general mar
ket which was resumed with the re
nowcd attack on United states Stee
rrhe drop in prices at the last was muc
the same az that OF yesterday, and tn
closing tone was decidedly weak.
9onds were weak Total sales, pa
value. sl,7g6,000. United States bono
were unchanged on can. Total sale
100000 shares.
NEW YORK. March S.--Money c
call firm. 3-4@512 per cent; ruin
rate. s IA closing bid, "a: offered
h Time loans stronger: sixty days.
per cent, and ninety days, 49,
per cent. six months, % per cei
prime mercantile paper, 3-4Ms p
cent Sterling exchange SOFT WIZ, VIII
.ual business in bankers bills
ss.sia5ms4si5o for demand, and
s.soetG1 S03o for sixtyday bill
posted rates. sS11-2 and s4.s5 IL. Coz
,norcial bills, s47o7-sms4 $3.50. Bar $
yer. 6S SIS. Mexican dollars, Do.
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Southern RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N B.---Folowing schedule figures pnblished
only as Information, and arc not Guaranteed.
200 a. M.--Daily--Local for Charlotte.
1115 a. M.-Daily - Limited - Buffet Pull
man to Atlanta and Birmingham, New
Orleans Memphis. Chattanooga, and
all the South. Through coach for
Chase City, Oxford. Durham, and Ra-
leigh.
600 p. MEX. sunday--Keysville Local.
11:30 p. M.--Daly--1.imited Pullman ready
o.30 r. NJ. for ali the South. M
YORK RIVER LINE. s
1890 p. MEX sunday--No. Ito West
Point-Connecting for Baltimore Mon
days. Wednesdays. and Fridays.
2:15 p. M.--Mondnys. Wednesdays ana Frs
days-No i0--Local to West Point.
4:45 A. Mex. Sunday--No. 74-Local to
West Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
| $3.50 A. NJ, s:15 p. M.--From all the South.
| $3.50 =. M.--From Charlotte. Raleigh. DUR
ham, Chase City. and Local Stations.
| $40 A. M.---From Keysvillo and Local Sta.
| lions.
OILS A. M.-No. 15-rrom Baltimore and
| West Point.
1o:45 A. M.--No. wednesdays and Fria
SIS P. M.-No. 7s--From West Point and
Local Stations.
G. w. WESTBURY, D. =. A.,
$40 Il Main ST.. Richmond. Va.
C. Fl. AcKERT. S. H. HARDw1cK.
j. v-P and Gen. Mgr. Pass. Traf. Mgr.
". IT. TAYhoE. G. r. A..
washington. u. q, s
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STATE APPEALS IN
FAVORT MURDER CASE

NEW ORLEANS, March s.-Attorney-
General Guion. who was recently di-
1ected by the Governor OF Louisiana to
assist in the prosecution of Congress-
1nan-elect George A. Favrot for tue
killing of DR.. Harry Aldrich yester-
day filed an appeal from the declsloI'
If Mr., Fayrot's successor on the bench
with the Supreme Court of this State.
The indictment against Judge Favrot
was uuashed by Judge Brunot on the
ground that the grand jury returning
the true bin was not legally constl-
Tilted. 800.
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n1cuMoND p.,oDucE MARKET.

FLOuR-Market continues very quiet at
unchanged quotations; receipts heaVy;
HEAT-Mnrkct quiet CoRN--In good
demand OATS--Firm at prices quoted
EyE,--ljnchnnged, quiet. HAY--With de-
crease OF receipts market is firm for the best
grades other grades dull.
POTATO ES--Market continues firm al un-
changed prices, receipts moderate.
APpLEs-Choice to fancy stock continues
active, receipts moderate
EGGS--owing to the decline in other mar
kets our market is much lower; market Is
active at prices quoted; receipts moderate.
BUTTER--scarce and in active demand
pouLTRY-Re Receipts Of both live and AM,
| dressed very light and market Is hrm anu
| active ut prices quoted
| VIRGINIA BACON--Market continues ac-
| tive for we'll cured anI we'll smoked stock'
| receipts very light.
| RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK--Wheat,
| 1920 bushels; corn, 1882 bushels; oats.
7c559 bushels; rye, 1,sos bushels; flour, $500
| barrels; hay, $40 tons; milfeed. 2sl tons.
| STOCK IN ELEVATOR---Wheat. 1,03s
bushels; corn, 1901 bushels; oats s,s44 bush
STOCK IN ELEvATOR-Wheat 1,oas
bushels; corn, 1901 bushels; oats s.Si'
1 "a -.
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Railroads.
- RICHMOND
X n ~. - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ a VIZ a POTOMAC II. n.

f
r. r. ca, p acknowledgements
rRAtNs LEAVE RICHMOND - NORTH.
WARD.
$40 4. M.--Daiiy-Main 81. through .
s:65 a. M.--Daily--Maln st. Through. All
1905 4. M.a.rsc sta Monday - Byrd 81.
Through. All Pullman Cars.
1890 A. M.--week Days--Iilbn Ashland
Accommodation.
$40 a. M.--Daily- St Through. 10.
cal Stops.
Il .o6 noon--Weeis Days-Byrd st. Throush.
400 r. M.--weels Days--Byrd st. Treder-
ioksburg Accommodation. e
800 r. M--Daiiy--Man st. Through.
$3.50 +. M.--Wcck Dnys---Etba. Ashland
Accommodation.
$500 +, NJ. Daily--Byrd ST. Through.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND - SOUTH
WARD.
GAO A. M.--week Days--Eisa Ashland
Accommodation.
$500 4. NJ. -Daily--Byrd st. Through.
S;26 y. M.---Week Dnys--Byrd st, Frcder.
icksburg Accommodations
1850 a. M.-Wcek Days--Byrd st. Through
Local Stops.
21s r. M.-Daiy--Main ST. Through
$40 +. NJ. Week pays--Elba. Ashland
Accommodation
715 +. M--Daily--Byrd St. Through
500 p. M.--Daiy-Byrd st. Through. Los
cal stops.
$40 r. M.--Daly--Man st. Through. All
Pullman Cars. #
1910 r M.-Daiiy--Main So. Through.
1880 +. M.Weok Days-Byrd st. Through.
All Pullman Cars.
NOTE.--Pullnan Sleeping or Parlor Cars
| on all above trains except trains arriving
Richmond 1850 A. NJ. week days and local
| accommodations.
Time OF arrivals and departures and con-
W. D, DUKE. c. W. cuLp. w p. TAYLOR,
| Asst. to Prest. Gen'l supt. Traf. Mgr.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON N. c.. March S.---sPIRlTS
"TRIP ENtrINE--Firm at 72sac,; receipts 0
casks. Rosin--Firm at s4.1O; receipts. 81
barrels. Tar--Firm at $3.50: receipts. Siy
barrels Crude yurpentine--Firm at sa.So q
4 80 recelpts,e5 barrels.
SAVANNAH, GA. March s.-ruRPhN-
TINE-Firm at 72isc.; sales, 1G casks; re-
celnta ii casks; shipments, ESQ casks.
Posin-Firm; sales col barrels receipts. S3a
barrels; shipments, t57 barrels; stock 57'oIS
barrels
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Pig Iron Advances.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, March s.
Southern pig iron to-day made fur
Their advance in prices, spot iron In
small lots commanding SEA per ton for
No foundry. This is 81 per ton above
the market quotation which had been
prevailing for some time. Iron for de-
livery during the last half OF the year
is quoted at $40 for No. 2 foundry
with sales very active. In fact the
greater part OF the probable make OF
this State for half the year had been
sold.
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Hearst is III.

NEW YORK, March S.--William X
1Icarst is seriously i'll at his home'
according to an announcement to-aaa'
and his engagements for some Tune 70
come have been Cancelled. me eultor
illness was made known TO-DAY, Whf,
the Fourteenth Assembly pislv'tt
Brooklyn Independence League Sluo
cancelled a meeting at which he was t.
have spoken. Mr.. Hearst recently con
tracted severe cold
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FOR NEW YORK.

Via Night Line Steamers toxcept satnr-
day) making connection IN Norfolk Win
aisn norfolk and Western Try, at . A. N. and
=. NJ, and Chesapeake and Onto Ry,, az .
A. M. and 400 7. NJ, making I so conn N,..
1Ins shins sailing p. NJ. Tickets, sos p.
Main street. Richmond 1'rsrsfer CO., sis
Main street, rho Jefferson. Murphys Hossl
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r richmond and Petersburg
Electric Railway

Gar. leave corner of Seventh and Perry
e. asts Manchester every hour Con the
s i,e,us'' from q 4. NJ. to 10 p. NJ. Las. car
liz midnight. Limited car. s'4o y. M. aa''S't
except Sunday b
Cars leave Petersburg, foot OF sycAmops
r. NJ. Last car, 1l:Ao =. NJ; Limited cas-
7:15 A. NJ daily except Sunday
All cars from Petersburg connecting Hichs
mond cars
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Seaboard Air Line Railway.

ssoUTuBoUND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO-
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY;
9uo A. M-Locnl to Norlinn. RaleiEh.
Charlotte Wilmington. 2:20 +. M--Slsepers
and coaches, Savannah. JacksonylIe Hnd
Elnrida Points 9:43 r. M.--Solid Pullman
train to St Augustine, 1850 y. M,--s!eep-
ers and coaches. Atlanta, BiwninEham, Menu
mis- savannah, jacksonville and SouthwesL.3
SNcT,rUROIJND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO
ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY,
e,ao A. M. 6:52 n. NJ. $40 II. NJ. 1858 F. -.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pUAN1,r Ma,KrT

(Reported BY Rodgers. DicCabe & COD
PETERSBURG. VA. March s.--PEANUTs:
spanish-Market quiet. Holders askns
-pinias-Market firm at Az FAC for fancy
Stock: machine picked. a.sosAc; Smelling
stock, zig p3c.
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c.Mcrchants and Miners n
TRANSPORTATION Co.'S.

BosroN, MASS. and 'PRoyIpENcn,
sav Wednesday,, Friday and sunday Fgsl
p pry,i Monday, Thursday aud satuFdax
al r. NJ Passengers and freight .ak 81 e los g.
g. 90 q, Ry' ana y, 4 w. ~. OFFICES saA
No. $40 East MAia. 3g9t Mr.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 6. 1907.
4 TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY: II.
For Florida and South: s:2o A. M. I:2A
r. NJ, '11:40 7. NJ
600 r. NJ
For pctersburg: 100 a. M, 1910. $500.
1929 p. M. 600. 9:so P. NJ, 7:25 and 1890
! For 70, Godsboro and Fayetteville: .s:2s p.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: $40. $3.50.
$500, ''10:45. and 11:4o A. NJ: '1;21. 2:Vs,
$3.50, $500 and $50 p. M.
Except Sunday ''sunday only. 'Except5
Monday.
Time of arrivals and departures and cone
- @ G. S. CAMPBELL, d. p. A. 81
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NV cnnns MARnEr.

NEW YORK March S.--Further advances.
In prints were announced to-day, and 1t Is
saId that q sharp advance In bleachcd sheet
inps will be made next week. The dry
goods trade yenerally was satisfactorily ac-
tive with n remarkable scarcity of goods
being the chief feature.
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engagements for the month OF March are
very heavy, and that the large port receipts
reflect this demand. There was no special
feature in the weather news.
Receipts at the ports to-day were 1925
bales against 22.os2 last week and 12,522 last
year For the week 10000 bales agains.
1874 last week and 105.43i last year. To-
days receipts at New Orleans. S,l71 bales
against 2,TS5 las, year. and at Houston. S,sS2
bales against 4,l65 last year.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, March S.-ConflrlnRtlon of the
reports OF serious damage TO tue fnll-sown
crop by tho green bug, caused sharp raj
May delivery closed Mt n net gain Of 7sc.
Corn was up &c Oats We're l-SM1-4c, high
er, Provisions We're unchanged to lo4l2Ef
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH $, 1907.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfoik mer-
chendise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
SAILED.
steamer Mobjnck, Graves Norfolk and
James River landings merchandise ana pes-
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. 1orfok, mer-
chan0isc and passenger. Old Dominion Line.
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lndle, 90 2ic.; store packed i7G2oo Eggs-
Firm at Tic Chcese-Active and nncnang
ed; large. lie; medium, lsha 1Slac.: snall
coarse granulated So; Gnc, $500
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n1cuMoNp srocK MARKET.

+ RIehmond, Va. March s. 1907
STATE SECURITIES, BID ASKED
,orth carolina Az. C, 191o.... 100
Sorth Carolina SIS, c., 1919. l26
Sa 80. Old G. and r.. 1897. " asFs
Va Centuries rs, G, and R.. VA W
RAILROAD BONDS
"A q /. r. r. Con. Tr p, c. 70
a. O. l.. II. II. Gifts. Of Ind A.. ~ -
char and West. Car. ISL 5s. !oh -
On Car and North. 1st 5s.... ivy -
Georgia Pac I st 6s. c. ls22,.. !!s -
Georgia, So and Fla. 1891. ~ -
Georgia and Ala. Con. s.. 1915, ny -.
Nor and West Ry. As ls9s.... 70 49,
%or i and West h. Ky 4 t G.. 1893 90 ii1a
Western n. c. lst 6s, c, 19l... 40
RAILROAD STOCKS Par
Atlantic Coast Line 'A'...loo ~ 10y
atlantic Coast Line com 100 II. -.
t,hosapeake and Ohio Nov. 100 ~ -.
Norfolk and Western com 400 3! -.
HANK AND TRUST CO SroGks'
American National. ........1oo la5 -
: Broad Street. ..-,.......'..ssee 90 90 -
City ....,... ........'..'...so % -
First National .!oo sao - -
Merchants National. 100 eoo
NatlonR, Bank of Virginia, 400 ~ -
Planters National. .,,.....'l Vo 4Vo -
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sa-Car Chem. pfd p. c,lo0 LOG loi
VA Carolina Chemical com 100 29h ~:
Sa-Car. c. Co. Col. TT. p. ct. 9Sss W
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Steamboats,. NJ,
MD DOMINION Vi
~ STEAMSHIP CO.
NIGHT Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening uoot Ash
stroet) at 2 +. NJ, stopping at NownoTs
W.ws an route Fare, sa.60 one way; Sa.5e
round trip, Including ststaroom barth, meals
son each, Street cars to steamers wharf.
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" s. rcfundfng as. registered. ....... 1os
Y, s. refunding IS. coupen............ lo5h
u. s. SO. registered. ................. 1osM
U. $. ss, coupon. .,................. 1osM
Y. S. Old AZ. reglstered. .............. looss
q. 8. Old AZ. coupon. .............. 1919
Y. 81. New As. registered. ...s....... 12gts
Z. $. New As, coupon. .............,.. 129n
American Tobacco ts............... 10
American Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. los
Atchiaon general Observation-Disclosures. 1898.
Atchieon adjustment 4s tbid) ......... sla.
Atlantic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures. 95a
Baltimore and Ohio is.............. lG0H
baltimore and Ohio 3t2H. ............. Boy
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. As, IS
Central of Georgia hs (onered) ...... 100
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc. toferedJ.. 80
, Central Of Georgia End Inc. toffcred) q 3
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. foTercd1. So
chesapeake and Ohio 4sh toffered) 1918
| CHICAGO and Alton 3hs tbid). ..... II
| Chicago, %, and quincy new ss...... 93N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-09

National II n. Of Mexico con. so.,.. SEX
New York Central gen shs. .,....... SEA
New Jersey Central gen. bs tbid).... 1914
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1908
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 7oh
Norfolk and Western con. ss tbd) 30. gS
Oregon Short Line .refunding 4s..,... s2is
Pennsylvania conv. Observation-Disclosures. IS
ReadnE General as. Observation-Disclosures. o6H
81 Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s.. 112H
81 Louis and San Francisco Is. IS. .. 10
ST. Louis Southwestern con. Is (bd).. rs
seaboard Air Line Offered, ...,... 1874
Southern Pacific is toffered) ....Vt.. So
Southern Pacific lists As. certificates. 93&
Southern Railway SIS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ITO
Texas and Pacific lists. ..........,...... 117h
Toledo. St Il. and Western As tbidj. nM
Union Pacific 4s............5... 100es
United states steel End 5s. ....,..... 97M
Wabash lists tbid) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III
Western Md is........... ..s....,..-.. 20
Wheeling and Lake Erie As toffered).. Sc
Wisconsin Central As (offered)... SO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-09
ON THE LOCAL MARKETS

table this morning at about fifty cents.
Staple products We're steady at former
quotations.