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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March e5.--FLouR-steady
with moderate inquiry. Rye Flour-Duil-
Cornmcal-Barely steady. -,
Wheat-spot easy; d. No dscina RED M s1s
s41.sc.: July. SAKE; s.. nber. s4asc.
Consequences. steady: No. 2. seize ele-
yatcr. Options &c. net higher. May. b3Ac.;
July, 5ssac. Oats-spot barely steady; mix
Beet-steady. Cut Meats-steady. Lard.
Easy; western. prime. $3.50 0s.oo; refined.
easy; continent. ss4b: South America.
$1,000; compound. $685. g s.SsH, P pa,ro-
ieum-Firm. Rosn-Steady. Turpentine-
Steady at 77077lic.
Rice-Steady. enthusiastically Sugar
Raw, strong. fair refining. 3Mc.; centrifugal.
steady ld coffee--spot steady; RIO. No. !.
cordova, s,Ac. Futures 5Gpao points lower.
But.er--Firm; extra creamery. $3.50 JIG; J
common COMMON to extra. q asoc.; state dairy COM
mon 10 finest. 2l@s9c. cheese-Firm It
l:M @l5c: skins, 2@11Ac. Eggs-Easier;
nearby. selected white 22e;; DO: soo en9 }re;
to 1 extra. nrsts. 1sQlsae.: western. frsts.
ls0lsAc.; southern. 16A al1tAc.
Freights to Liverpool-Steady; cotton BY
steam, 17c.: grain by stea Peanut
steady fancy handpicked sac; otner ID 40 {,
d. l'' per barrel, ,5as.75: southern. $50 @
s5o; Cuban, s5g7.oo; do, old. per barrel.
31.5OQ1.S5; sweets per barrel. s2ms,oo
old aseG Rea aon southern
per crate, sl.25G1.75.
Cottonseed oi-Easier under free offer
ings and in sympathy with weakness ), IN
Wall Street. Prime crude. Q. y mills 5;
summer yellow. e @4ac.: good. of SUNNI r
p peiSS' w in;eg' sellow. Sic a ~
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COTTON MARKETS.

. f
NEW YORK, March 25.--rhe cotton mar
ket was nervous and unsettled during to.
days trading with sentiment Influenced
to no small extent by unsettled conditions
in Wall Street and fears OF more general
depression. The close WAS steady. but at a
net decline of 5G9 points Sales for the
day We're estimated at 10000 bales. The
opening was steady at a decline Of 4411
points in response to lower cables than OK
1ected clear weather over the Weekend In
the South and talk OF continued large re-
ceipts. Small English spot sales also at.
tracted considerable attention, and LOCAL
bears were rather aggressive Immediately
following tho call. But there seemed to
BIO comparatively little long cotton coming
out on the drop to a little under the low
est figures OF last week. and the market
rallied toward midday on covering Of shorts
and little buying for a turn, which was
accompanied By talk of drought III the
Southwest. After recovering practically al
tho early loss tho market turned easier
again however, and In the middle of tho
afternoon sold at the lowest prices of the
session with Mayat ga and July al9. Ths
lowest on covering. local shorts being dis
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

everybody else the puzzled to death.
The sales OF securities simply goes. 1t
is a condition unprecedented in my ex-
perience In Wall Street. ana any attempt
to analyze 1t is merely to mako a guess
Notice has been given that the Louis
Vile and Nashville Railroad Company
has drawn for redemption on June 1st
next s4O5,o0O general mortgage bonds,
which will be retired on that date by
the sinking fund.
The present years convention Of the
North Carolina Bankers Association Is
to be held at Durham on May ED esd
and gath. III
The resignation of Charles II. Belvin,
as president Of the Raleigh IN. CD.
Banking and Trust Company, rendered
on account OF impaired health, has been
accepted by the directors, Charles r..
Johnson was elected to succeed tho re-
firing president, and w. N. Jones wa.i
elected to the office of vlce-president,
which had been held by Mr. Johnson.
At special meeting held last week
the stockholders Of the Real Estate
Trust Company, of Philadelphia, ratified
tho proposition to reduce tho total capt.
tallzation from $5,S00,000 to $1,000. 900,
through the reduction of the preferred
stock from s3,so00Oo to a5Oo,00o. It
Ia stated that meeting Of the stock
holders will hd held on May 18th to act
on stu further reduction to not less
than S4,5O0,O00
Tho Fidelity Trust Company Is the
name decided upon for the institution
which is to result from tho combination
of the interests In the PROPOSED Atlas
and Irving Trust Companies, Of New
York. This new banking institution will
open for business on May LIST.
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VIOLENT SLUMP
STRIKES MARKET R
Holders 81 Stocks ii, Wild Panic
Throw Them Over
board.
SMELLING BROKE 1a ~
Prices Melted Away Before tllc
Onslaught Of the Bear
Contingent.
SMELLING BROKE 10 I.

NEW YORK, March 25.--Therc was a
violent slump In prices on the stock
exchange again to-day, accompanied by
excited trading, but without news to ac-
count for 1t other than decline In metal
prices In London and higher rates for
call money. The monetary situation did
not seem to attract much attention, how
over, and according TO brokers and mem
bers OF banking firms, there was nothing
to explain the rapid melting away OF
prices except that holders OF stocks
wanted to sell them. and apparently
without regard to the price they got for
their shares. American Smelling was one
Of the weakest features. falling an ex
IRENE 1874 points, but the United States
Steel Corporation shares and the rail-
roads also made wide declines. Bank
crs generally said that no one was in
difficulties and that brokerage houses
had protected themselves with ample
margins.
Thc fluctuations We're extremely ner-s
,yous Immediately after tn opening and
1 was only few minutes until the entire
list had weakened and prices were break
ing wildly
American Smelling. Anulganiatcd Cop
per, United States Steel. Union Pacific,
Northern Pacific and Reading went down
without restraint, carrying with them
the general list without exception After
the first Generalization there came a
quieter period Of trading, and the mar
ket stendled itself only to give away
again Just as soon as the prcsscre to
sell was resumed. Towards the close
OF the day d buying demand. apparently
to close out short contracts, appeared,
and gave prices a rally. At the last the
market was excited and irregular. with
quotations better than the lowest, but
showing wide declines from Saturdays
figures. The principal declines OF the
day were:
Amalgamatcd Copper 53-4; American
Smelling. S1-2; Anaconda, b-S; Atchi-
son. 23-s Baltimore and Ohio, AZ ST.
Paul. s; General Electric, O.; Great North
ern. 6l-4; Great Northern ore cts, s.
Missouri Pacific, 61-4; New York AIR
brake. 10; New York Central, Ia;
Northern Pacific, 3-4 Reading. S 3-4;
Rock Island. 1 IA: Southern Pacific, g.;
Union Pacific, S Us: United States Rub
Der, 51-2: United States Steel, LIS;
United States steel, preferred 4 Ia.
The total sales for the day we're !, 702. 600.
NEW YORK, Marcs, o5.-Money on
call. strong. 6Gl15 per cont; ruling rate,
Gig; closing bid, 8: offered at s; time
loans. nominal; sixty days, 6 10 to S.i
bid. ninety days and six months. nomi-
4 na,ly per cent. Close: Prime mercan-
tile paper sG61-4 per cent; sterling
exchange, weak, with actual business In
bankers bills, at s4.s3sa@s4.s325 for de-
mand at s4.799si.7905 for stxty-day bills;
posted rates, s4.S06s4.S4 IL; commercial
hills. s4.7s3-4Gs47S rs; bar silver. IS SIS;
Mexican dollars. 5O1-2. Government
bonds, steady; railroad bonds, weak.
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my GOODS MARK EFT.

NEW YORK, March a5.--The. dry, goods
market was quiet to-day, but the demand
Deliveries we're very slow and unsa tisfactory,
duo 10 a restricted production. Abe Ingram
carpet consolidation has failed to mate,
minimum OF i 500 looms signed to the selling
aEreement proposed. 4 Printed goods and
bleachod goods continued strong. npnastias
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nosed to take moderate profits apparently,
owing perhaps to apprehensio Of renewal
OF bull support should the market become
soversold. Southern spot markets were I'M
changed to hc lower.
Receipts at the ports to-day were 10000
bales against :7,i4S last week and 1870
last year For tho week 10000 bales
against 16c.181 last week and l03.797 last
year days receipts at New Orleans.
..ss0 bales against 1855 last year. and at
Houston. 7.439 bales against 4,2l9 last year.,
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are quiet. but without special price charge
~. ~. !. /. NAVAL STORES.

q wILM1NGTON, CT March 25.-sPIR-
casks. Rosin-Ftrm at @y4.15; receipts. 81
barrels. Tar-Firn at $2.80; receipts. 24s
asks. Crude Turpentine-Firm at $4,000
500 and s5.25 bid: receipts 40 barrels.
b SAVANNAH. GA. March 25.-TUItPEN-
at 74Nc.: sales. none; re-
ceipts. $50 casks. shipments. 50 casks.
Rosin-Firm; sales. sos barrels; receipts.
74s barrels; shipme nts. none; stock, 1875
barrels. FL t5Sslll
3 TcHARLEsToS, sc. March 25.-TUR-
PENTINE AND ROSIN-Eothing doing.
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ON THE LOCAL MARKETS
MARKET
REMAINS STRONG

The Wholesale produce and fruit
market was more active yesterday
than is usual on .sBlue Mondays" The
receipts Of vegetables and fruits from
the South were larger than the COM
mission men had expected, and the
demand being active, good business In
this line was done. South Carolina
cabbage have commenced to come In,
and some other vegetables from points
nearer by than FLORIDA showed up
yes terday.. IN
I Chickens and all manner OF fowls
continue scarce and high. Eggs are
more plentiful. but there was no
change in prices yesterday. There were
more apples on the market yesterday
than usual for the past two weeks,
but the prices didynot weaken
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF fR1cHN1oN MARCH 8s5. 1907.
- III 50 ARRIVED 81
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passen gers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Pocahontas. Harvey. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers. Old Dominion
Line.
S. Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
n Steamer Pocahontas Harvey. Norfolk.
Line.sGe ~ sa3
I Steamer MobjacR. Graves. Norfolk and
sengers. Virginia Navigation Com
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TOBACCO BREAKS TO
BE LARGE TODAY

fairly large breaks this morning. the
receipts Of the week by rail having
been unexpectedly heavy since Fri
day. A number OF wagons came in
yesterday and last night from nearby,
counties loaded Will, sun-cured tobac-
cos. These. with the rail shipments,
Will make the breaks quite interesting
this morning, especially so & lnasmuch
as the stocks to be offered are in.
the main OF the better grades OF
working tobaccos. Just such goods as
are In active demand. The sales will
begin at Shockoe Warehouse; second
at Stonewall: third at Shelburne's. and
fourth at Crenshaw's.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. March e5. 1907.
SALES AT BOARD.

SALES IN II BOARD. EsI
Virginia Ccnturics--5oo ut a1N: 1000 at
b1+s; 1000 at o.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
North Carolina IS, @. 1s1o.... 100 80.
North Carolina Is. G. 1872. 12s $3.50.
Va. Is, Old. G. and r. 1899. q %.
RAILROAD BONDS.
"A. C. L. r.. r. Ton. TT. 4 D. c.. "a
A. G. L.. r. r. Cts. OF Ind As. SO
Char. and West. Car. LIST IS. 107 -,
Ga. Car and North. LIST 6s.... 107 49,.
Georgia pac list 6s C..&1922.. 11s 80.
Georgia. So. and Fla, 1945.... 100
Gs. and Ala. Con- 5s .1o45.... 1O7 ~.
Norfolk and West. Ey, As. 1896. 9s ~. 3
Nor. and West. Poca.J4s, 1944.. SIS ...t
Western N. G. list 6s. C. AZ. 10 III
RAILROAD STOCKS. Far.
Atlantic Coast Line "a. Il. 400 81
Atlantic Coast Line com....100 81 $3.50
Nor. and West. com .......l00 70 SO.
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
American National. $500. 400 133 -.
q Broad Street ..............,25 30 80.
city ........' ...............2b 80
First Natonal...... 100 215 .3
Merchants National. .......1o0 500 80.
National Bank OF Virginia. 400 III -.
Planters National. ...3......100 400 -.
Bank OF Richmond .......100 100 132
MISCELLANEOUS.
va.-Car. Chem. pfd., 8 p. c..1oo 102 105
Va. Carolina Chem com. ...l00 70 ~.
Va Car. c. Col. Tr. 8 p. c..... 0Sla $50.
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cIuCAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. March ,25.-After nervous
session the local wheat ma rket o-day closed
easier on selling. brought out by an official
forecast of colder weather for the south
west. Final quotations on the May dellv-
Oats were unchanged. Provisions were 171s @
20 to 90 &c. lower. !,
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Eight Of the nine car service asso-
Citations south Of tho Potomac and
east OF the Mississippi River have
adopted uniform rules. On tho ground
Of 5"expediency," the Southern assoc
citation has not so far followed suit.
The result Of the action Of the other
associations has been to give adyan-
tages to the railroads and more satis-
faction to shippers,
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BALTIMORE. MD, March a5.--FLOuR r.
Quiet. Wheat--Frni spot, contract. II q
77Mc.; southern BY saI1ple. 07 q 7ac. C0rnr-ss
Firm; spot. mixed. Slhc.; so.t2 white, az %
5e Nc, Oats--steaay;t So. u mike ed. tyss q.
Rye7 Firm; SO. q western. domestic, "A q 7bc,;;8
choice, 10 q soc. E3ntter--F irm and unclanE-
cd ; fancy Imitation, &c % 27c.; fancy crean
cry, 1880; fancy. ladle. ~ q sse,i store
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEANIIT MAHISET.

tReported by Rodgers, McGabe & Co.. e,
pFTERsBURG, VA. March 26-PEANuTsi
snanlsh-Market firm at sl.25 per bushel.
Northumberland firm at &c. FOR lahcy
stock; prime. AZ Gao; rnachno p'cKeu
3lh0D4Xc,: Smelling stock, Sp dsAc'
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7 t is announced that the Southern
Railway Company has offered to the
Seaboa I'd Air. Line a trackage agree
ment whereby the latter company may
use the Southern's tracks between At
slanta and Macon, Ga. This would en-
able the Seaboard to join its lines
north Of Atlanta and south Of Macon
and establish a direct route from the
northern to the southern limit Of the
State of Georgia.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
BALTIMORE. MD. March 25.--Sea board
Air Line, common and preiett'ed-Eoth hing
doing. 7F f14 49,
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.Richmonders in New York,

Il NEW YORK, March 25.-The follow
ing.5Rlchmond people were registered
Mt New York hotels to-day:
Brondway-Central, Captain S. Benz
dit: Marlborough, +. w. Thomas;
Breslin, ]. Coleman, T. B. Ray.
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what is really needed" says Leon
ards Railway News, lis a campaign of
education among the people-on the
lines now being followed by President
Finley, of the Southern Railway. In
other words, an extension of Finley
ism to cover the whole country"
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The din culty over party rates in the
Central Passenger Association and tho
use Of dlfferentials under the Tuttle
award has been referred to tly,gJoint
Passenger Committee for adjustment.
The association has decided on diff
ferential rate to the jamestown Ex-
position. the same to apply through
New York.
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The Chesapeake and Ohio is and has
been for the past week or ten days
doing the heaviest freight bu<iness in
the history OF the road. Yesterday
the line moved one hund.ed trains
of general freight east Of Hinton, W.
Va. There has been marked improve.
ment in the car congestion trouble, and
the chope-up that has given shippers
and the railway people SO much trou-
BILE OF late is being relieved to a great
extent. In fact, the railway officials
are be ginning to see streaks OF day
light through tho darkness Of the long
night Of blocks and congestion.
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On. High. Low. Close.

Y Cash quotatlons We're as lo1loWs! TIuuFT.
Easy. No. . spring wheat so@S2hc,; No, 81
7sass,sc.; No. red, 7sMg7'%.e;; V. ! M ~ !
No's oats, dc; No. g white, l4?H a 4s7sc.:
No. swhite, 4oa4lhc, No, g rye, d5e. Fair
choice matins s1@1es Ne a, '1 nrm
t,mothy seed Sac Glover. contract grade.
$1,000 Short ribs, sides noosa), ss2h e
SAN; mess pork, nor bers ,sls 20 @1sais
11nv hnsis OF hign wines, $1,99. Bntter--
Market Ma, Arm; creamerIes. z? ao.se.; darles.
zoo Ed EgssEasyi ~ mark cases 'n nr'1e
irsts, 1870. c,heeso--Q cd at lsis @ 1860.
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Mr.. Fl. S. Calcutt, superintendent Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio dlning-ca
service, was in the city yesterday In
consultation with President Stevens
and General Passenger Agent Fuller.
concerning summer schedules 1t Is
expected that the Chesa pcake and Ohio
dining car service will be greatly en-
larged this year to meet the demands
of the exposition il travel. Many more
diners" Will be put on the line.
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Y. s. rcfunding 2s, registered. ......... II
U. 8. rcfundlng rs. coupon. ........... \
U. s. 3s. registered ........... /
y. .. 49, coupon..'.........
y. >. CD IS. registered. ............. !
U. 8. Old ~. coupon.... ......... /
Y. s. New IS. registered. ............. i
Y. $. New ~. coupon... 4
American Tobacco 4s.................
american Iobacco 6s................ ~
Atchison adjustment 4a.............
Atlantic Coast Line ~ (ofrered)...... :
Baltimore and Ohio 4s............... II
Baltimore and Ohio 31as..............
Brooklyn Rapid Transit cow. 4s.....
Central OF Georgia IS (ofrercd) II
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc. toffcredl..
Central OF Georgia and Inc u fferea).
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. toffercd) -.
Chesapeake and Ohio 4 rs. ............ II
Chicago and Alton 31ss...............
Chicago, B. and Quincy new 4s......
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y The splendid weather of tho last
week or ten days has been taken adj.
vantage OF by the working forces that
are mountaineering the Chesapeake
and Ohio between Richrno and New
port News, and more progress has been
made in the work than in any pre-
vious ten days for several months
past,
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p1TrsnURG. PA. March s5.-cATTLE-
SUNNY fair: market lower Choice. $1,000
J.s5: prime. $54oG5.so, sheep-supply!
light; market steady. Prime wsthers' fe s,nha
sEGls.s5: veal calves. $500 900. HOES
Receipts fair: market slow and lower. Prime m,
heavies, mediu workers. and pigs. 1e.io;l
roughs, S5Q6.10. 5, si9i ~
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To the people who watch the ticker
the stock market yesterday was q
puzzle and one that not only disturbed
everybody. but brought dependency
to many. On Tho London market
American securities opened higher and
there came from that point, from Ber-
lin and from Paris rather cheering
news as to the financial situation.
ON the strength OF al this tile New
York stock market opened point or
two higher than the Saturdays closing
figures, and after hesitating about az
teen minutes orssuch a matter, every
thing began to decline. and under a
continual stream OF liquidation the
stock kept going down to the very
close, with now and then al attempt
AT a rally in a few stocks here and
there. In the last hours the market
iscame quIeter, but was very lrregu-
liar.
London bought fully 10000 shares on
the New York exchange but thlsIl
had no effect In the way OF checking
the decline. There was mucl, less talk
than heretofore of impending trouble
and absolutely no news or anything
else to account for the rapid decline.
The sales for the day We're ,630,100
shares of stock and S2.299, 0oo5o bonds
A comparison Of the low Agures Of
Thursday, March 14th, when the bot
tom dropped out Of all stocks. with
tho low records Of yesterday, will
prove interesting to traders
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Natl r. n. OF Mex. con. As (offcred) sax
New York Central gen., 3hs. ........ 80
New Jersey Central gen. 5s.......... 1881
Northern Pacific 4s............,..... 1ooM
Northern Pacific Ss. observation-disclosures. 7o,s
Norfolk and Western con. as. ....... IS
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s.,...:. So
yPennsylyania conv. s1ss. o1h
Reading General As. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 95
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s.. 110h
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4ss. Tx
st. Louis Southwestern con. is....... 70
Seabonrd Air Line As Odd. ......... IA
Southern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. So
Southern Pacific 1st 4s certifcates.... 81
Southern Railway observation-disclosures. 100
Texas and Pac. lists (oftered).. ...... 1l6M
Toledo, st. L. and West. As (offered) :. 8lH
Union Pacific 4s...E...'.@....... 1905
United states Steel End IS .......... s31s
Wabash 1sts.......3. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 11oh
Western Nd. 4s............. &c
wheeling and Lake Erie As (orered). Sc
Wisconsin Central Neutrality-suspicious.. Sc
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packed. 17a1oc. Egss-Firm sat 17,sc.
Cheese-Active and unchanged. large. 15c.;
medium and small, 15k Q15kc. Sugar
fine. $500.
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CINCINNATI @; ]. March ,,ns1, ; ;s.mH9G Sss
common, SGl5 06.s5 Cattle--Qulet.s. EAR II
to good shippers. s44oQ6.4o; common, Ss: -
13.00. Sheep-steady At Wow Vo'oV'
Lambs--Strong at $4bo@S,so.
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OFFICIAl RANGE AND SALE OLE STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY Thomas Branch & Co, Bankers and Brokers.
SALES.

$500 Atlantic Coast Line, com.
5000 american smcltors, COM.
los,SO0 Atnalgainntcd Copper 80.
$500 Amer. Car and Foundry.
COO Amer. Car and F'oun., pfd.
dW American Cotton Oil. ......
4W American Tobacco, pfd....
American Can ..,...........
American Can, pfd........
$500 Amer. Locomotive, CONF.
i0O Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
l2,W American Sngnr .........
H,WQ A., T.. and s. Fc, com.....,
800 A., Il. and s. Fe, Dfd......
1900 Baltimore and OhIo.......
16, 100 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1880 Canadian Pacific ...........
1l,W chesapeake and Ohto......
20, 400 Chicago, Nil. and st. Paul
II 800 Colorado Fuel and 1ron....
1900 Colorado South, GOMEZ.
Colorado South, LIST pfd..
1000 Colorado South, "a pfd....
600 Clev.. Gin. Chi. and st. l.
fW Consolidated Gas ...........
$500 Delaware and Hudson.....
800 Del, Lack. and Western.
%. 200 Erie, com.
$500 Erie, LIST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
$500 Erie, "a pfd..................
1850 General Electric ...........
22,lO Great Northern, pfd. .......
1900 Great Northern Ore CTS.
: 1900 Illinois Central ..........
400 louisville and Nashville.
1,lW Manhattan l...............
Metro. Street Railwly....
4.3W Mexican Central ...........
1900 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com.
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NEW YORK. March 25.-BEEvEs-Re-
celpts. 1881 head. Market slow. Steers.
s4.so@6.3 bulls. $a.35G6.5o; fancy do.
s4.GoW4.75 cows. sl.so@2.2o calves-Re.
ceipts, 3,9l7 head. Market active and
strong. veals. 5000; culs. IS. barnyard
calves and yearings. s26oGs.5o. Dressed
calves nrm Sheep and Lambs-Receipts,
s75 Hogs-Re ceipts lo.4+2 head. State
and Pennsylvania hogs s7@7.25; distillery
fad do sG,7E 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26

II. w. Fuller. general passenger
agent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway, came down from Washington
Sunday night and spent yesterday in
conference with President Stevens at
tho latter's office. The conference was
to consider and agree upon summer
schedules and time tables for the en-.
tire Chesapeake and Ohio system. l t
Is understood that the question OF reg.
ular passenger rates and excursion
rates between Richmond and the
jamestown Exposition was fully dis,
cussed and several alterations made.