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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
COTTON MARKETS.

/ ew york. March !O.-There was a sharp
sance in the cotton market to-daS, when
feared as the result OF more aggressive
y /. support and increasing nervousness
ooncS nearby shorts as a result of contln-
4 bearish trade accounts and the ruinors
4 a possible squeeze in the sprins months.
II close was firm and within point or
II OF the best at a net gain Of q "a points.
/, opening was steady at an advance OF
81 points on the old crop. which was IN,
ssnced by relatively steady capics anu
4 mort from the New Orleans bulls, whilo
nav crop MAS 10. points lower unaes
iidation and reports of ram IN we
thWcst During the first few minutes a
q ainr was active and somewhat excited.
N, shorts az we'll as The southern .pulis
id buyers of May and July. Late POSITIONS
n.ikcd up from the openins hsures n ss y e.
nv with the old crop. but arouno is. 81
riSIay offerings Increased, lust as thc! utu
9Th. advance OF last week. When ou,ls
-.s,,st hat long cotton was coming on tns
g rke, they Withdrew thel' SUPPORT, anu
81 9c1.es easfd off 5 or 6 points from the toi'.
b no weakness deyclopfo. an 'i -,
+ g 4, Texas claimed that the rains we're IN
rsicienl, and during the early afternoon
was a renewal of bull support ana
|ssuering, with prices reaehlhs tne tlS ,1ts
|ors in the late trading, wher May SOLD ~
|Esss or So points above me low .sSe, ~, -
Ptsast week. May closed at li.sh bid. SomH
p,he pcllins of the near months above
III, was said 10 he against cotton which
Pint be brought here from the south for
RsEvery on contract but at no time durlnS
ZEN day we're offerings aggressive. South
fa spot markets Officially Ierorted eas!S
oLe unchanged To -l6c. higher. Private
lnlos reported a fair spot demand in I.r-
pn,oI with little Offering,
cceipts "a, the ports to-day were 1851
pr q aEalnst a7as2 alast week and al,oaa lah'
.Er. For the Mesk 1900 haies against W.
Mast week and l2l.aGs last year. To-day':
6ss,pte ut New Orleans ,.Sso bales aGans
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CHARGED WITH 1,oBBERY.
Three Arrested in Dnnvtllc Accused O
Stealing Money From Farmer.

Especial toThe Times Dispatch
Danville, Va, March l0.-Lucy Fields,
FAME Stultz. negroes. and Marshal Gill;
liam. a young white man. are being
held on the charge OF robbins John
Dalton, a North Carolina farmer, OF
sS5 some time last night.
Dalton came here with load OF
tobacco. and after selling It, Went 70
a house on cralghead Street, where
h. purchased some whiskcy, and while
asleep, claims the money was taken
from his pockets. Gillian was arrest
ed here to-day with $3.50 on his per-
son, which includedBtwos $50 bills, which
were Of tho same denomination as Dali
Ion lost ~ }ls5
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Treasury Statement.
& FAN IN ClAnGE or OFFICE.
Removal of Warren Grows Out Q
Charges of Minor Shortage.

ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatch.l
Bristol, Va, March 1O.---John M
BFain. designated by the surctics Of
Postmaster Il. a. Warren. removed. to
have charge OF the Bristol post-oftlce
temporarily. assumed the duties this
morning. Little is given out regarding
the summary action of the department.
In dismisslng Warren, but 1t Is learned
through the surctics that he is charged
with a minor shortage.
The sudden dismissal has caused
much gossip hero relative to the po-
litical significance Of the change. Vir-
Einia Republicans expect TO hear OF
the early confirmation of G.. Z. Goodell.
who has been nominated by the Presi-
dent, while Tennesseeans take the view
that Fain is likely to win the appoint
ment as the second choice OF Repre-
sentative Brownlow.
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sALTEs:
en, 4 MR.. Arri.9 chem. Co..

Goo Amer. Asri. Chem. Co..
100 Allis-Chaltncrs ............
200 Allts- Chalmers, pfd.......
q, coo Amalganiatcd Copper -.
600 American Can ........,....
200 American Can. pfd...:...
1,it0 Amer. Car. and Foundry:
Amer. Car and Fouil. pfd
o,4oO American Cotton Oil.....
100 American Locomotive -.
Amer. locomotive, pfd...
1890 American Smelling ......
500 Amer. Beet Sugar Co...
500 American Sugar ..........
1900 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co...
LIS American Tobacco, com.
go American TOpncco, pfd,.
1900 Anaconda Copper 1890.
1850 Atchison observation-disclosures.
h25 Atlantic Coast Linc......
10 A. G. l.. of Connecticut
200 Baltimore and Ohto......
ISIS Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
$50 Canadian Pacific ..........
100 Central Leather ...........
$500 Chesapeake and Ohio....
100 Chicago Great Western.
700 Chi. Great West, pfd....
1900 Chi, Mil. and st. Paul.
200 Chicago and Northwest.
$500 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
100 Colorado and Southern.
Col. and South, LIST ptd..
Col. and South. I'd pfd..
1900 Consolidated Gas ........'
1,a15 Crucible Steel Co........'
5t5 Crucible steel. pfd. ......
Delaware and Hudson.
1850 Den. and Rio Gran, corr
200 Den. and Rio Gran, pfd
500 Distillers' Sec. Cor.......
$500 Erie Observation-Disclosures.
1,100 Erie, LIST pfd. ..............
Fed. Min. and Sm., pfd.
400 General Electric ........
500 Great Northern, pfd....
800 Great Northern Orc ctfs
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leu York
Stock Market 1 : i!

u york. March 1o.--'rhe action OF
tpck market to-day throw no clear
on tlnaucial commercial or IN
riaI coudtttons. The movement OF
= were not responsive OF affairs
rather to the working out OF pro-
onat lonerations. The market de-
strated good absorbtive power.
arc was some rather striking
srs IN tho early part OF the day.
|ntinunrce OF the free profit taxing
,,nnnt of the latter part or yes.
III. London Joined In this selling
rreenlcnt with8its attitude for sey-s
days past. but reversed Its posi-
In the course OF the day
Ia advance In the dividena rue
cnce in the days dealings. me
ose Of helping out the market Tor
bond tlotaticns was believed to be
motive for the support oil lte
al nv The larger banking interests
concerned in the flotntions.
q special prominence of the Harrl-
paritics in the advancing tendency
associated with an assnmpll.o,H
d in Wall Street that the testi.
merger or the system promises
for tho company's contentious.
weekly review of the Price Current
Il reassuring influence. The Feb
y statistics OF the Copper Fro
rs. Association was IL less sat1s-
.ry item. The heavy decline N
(rts for tho month threw light
he reported decrease In the EURO
supply of metal, showing that
! AZ tic expense of demand for.
r,can OUTPUT. The daily rate OF
ucticn in February meantime WIS
;derably greater than in January.
Z drooping tone of the whole
set. after the appearance OF these
Ees. was testimony 10 the IN, LII
hnce attached to this matter. me
sw market was the redundancy OF
lies at Paris. The cautious specu-
- tendency In that centre seems
nrompted by distrust OF the WIG
,,lation IN London, and the nuge
Ernmant BORROWINGS Impending IN
market. The foreign cScnanse
,et here moved towards recovery
Yesterday s decline. IN spite o.
I,ch stronger tone reported IN tne
market fortune loans. Tie New
banks are losing cash 70 tne
(rnmcnt again this week and the
flotations make a requirement on
Cnds were firm. Total sales. par
PRIESTHOOD. United States ponds
.unchanged on call. Total safes
focks to-day, 721,300 shares.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

Unless OTHERWISE tstdteu iucbc Iuulutlo1's
are wholesale prices. Orders filled from
store. In small lots are charged extra. .
o,llet at prices quoted. Very little doing
WHEAT-ln light demand. CoRN-ouiet.
but Grm. OATS--Dull RfE-Nominal.
slIAY-While receipts arc light this week
our market has not improved owing to the
limited demand. Low grades very dull.
PoTAToEs-Rccept light; market quiet
and demand very light.
APpLEs-Markct In better shape Low
grade stock cleaning up.
:. EGGs-Receipts fair Market higher and
active to-day at prices quoted. !.
BuTTER-Light receipts; market firm md
j Po,urLrRY-Al kinds in good demand TO.
P'ouLTRY--AlI kinds in good demand to-
day at prices quoted.
VIRGINIA BACON--Continnes In GOOD de-
mand IL WI cured and we'll smoked.
/ RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEk-Wheat, 8, :
1oi bushels: corn, .a26 bushels; oats, IS, 700
bushels flour, 4s2o barrels: hay, 3s9 tons
millfeed. 277 tons -,
STOCK IN ELEvATOR-Whcat. S,St9
=. 100 10 I,,, ,1,a1..
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TO HAVE "cLEANING-Up DAY.
Alexandria Civic improvement League I
~ Inaugurata NeXs Gust ON. a4alsal.S -

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
Alexandria. Va. March 10.-Through tho
efforts of the Civic Improvement League
Alexandria is to have ..cleaning up day.
April -. This was decided upon at a meet
lEs OF the executive committee Of that
league held last night. II was also decided
10 ask the City School Board TO give n
holiday to the school children on that day
in order that they may participate in tho
work of cleaning up. Arrangements wcro
made for a public mass meeting to be hold
in the Young Peoples building April S next.
when number OF speakers viii be present
and make talks on hework done by similar
leagues In othcr cities AE.sa
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~ =. = E u : T. 4. & -
New Orleans La, March lo.-cotton-spot
cotton firm, Quotations revised: Middlins.
1-I6c. up at lissc. Sales on the spot Loo
bales and 600 TO arrive; hedged cotton. ll5o
bales Futures opened steady at an advance
of l1a points on favorable cables, Rain
was reported quito extensively over Texas.
but the strength OF Liverpool wholiy otses
this. Private cablegrars said that the bull
,shness Of the English market was based
on the growing belief in a squeeze in the
| May position in Now York. The market was
! very steady throughout the morning and
\ prices advanced until tho old crops were
4 l5d17 points up with tho new crops ! a.
\ points up AZ midday reports from Texas
4 said the drought had been only temporary!
i relieved and that moro rain was needed. II
the afternoon session shorts covered con
siderable cotton and scalpers took the lone
. eide The closing was steady at net ad.
4 vance OF olmea points on the old and ca
points on the new crop months. Futures
closed steady. Closing bids: March. last
Il 1886: May 14.74 6l475: July, lf.s2MliS3; DC.
: tober, lo.56dl25S. January. l24:D12H
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DIES IN GREAT AGONY. I
charlotte Insurance Man Drinks carbolic

5s Acid.
S5t Specialize The Times Dspa tch.1
\ Charlotte, N. c.. March 1o--HandInE his
wife his poclsetbook and ring with the re-
mark, IT have drunk carbolic acid and am
going "a die. = Lewis c. Baker, aged forty
two a trusted attache o { the Continental
Insurance Company threw himself across
tho bed at his home carly this morning, a nd
less than an hour later lied in grea sony.
Hc was a native OF Rock Hill, s. c., where
he was a successfulFmill man, coming here
slx years a so to engage in the insurance
business p5sti ssf5i4s ia "a rs 89$
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Changes On Southern hallway.

#77Washlnston,ip ~ CO March 910,-The South
;ern Railway announces, e. Elective March az
,eral superintendent Of tho northern district
with headquarters at g Greensboro, n. 81
Vice A,tH. Weatfall, resi- ned, / and OF w.
Audson as =. general ,superintsnaen. ,he
lming ham. Ala. In the p 60 or n Hutch
ems, SsF{ ~ k si f 81
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MOB VIOLENCE y, WAS; FEARED.
Tom Ton Preston Removed to Lynchburs J

y for 5safe-Ke eplng.
gs5 Especial to The Pines ? ispatch.]
" 3I4ynchburg, VA, March 10,--Fearins mob
violence. Tom Pres on,t the ne Ero who MUIR
dered Michael Custy in B ford City Sow
eral years ago was brou Eh I here U to night
lfor6sa ,koeping, aud lie Is no 81 sa e. in thu
sLynchburg jail The negro was found guilty
ofihrst degree murder hut yestorday Jud Sc
Campbell set this verdict aside. and - low.
Ing him to plead guilty to q second egree
murder charge sentenced him 70 #els teen
years inprisonmcnt, Deputy Sheriff. N 3! s.
Chico, who was accompanied by e. ~.
Wright. ono OF Baldwin's men, brought the
missioner here to await removal to the State
.penit en- tia ry. ssS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
REDUCE YOUR Grocery Bill
b. Paying Cash ash
at Our 2 Stores.

lib. block Boneless Goldfish. &c
Whole Grain Rice, per lb.'. IL. &c
Potted Tongue and Ham, 6 for. Csc
8 cans Clipped Beef for. 25c
& Good Lard per ID. R. a, lie
Salt Pork, per ID. l2c
Large California Prunes, per ID. &c S:
IL bars Swift's Snap Soap for 25cH
Va. Pride Coffee, per ID. l5 '','
Elgin Butter, per pound SIC
California Evaporated Peaches &c
7slbs. New Va, 81 ckWhcat for 25cS
Large Fat Mackerel, s Tor. Csc
lis. cans Good ard \ 4. !. 81. 4 !. $50
Large Irish Potatoes, zoe peck; or,
per bushel !. 4. i. /, !. !. \ i. /. Use
sl,oO bottles Old Fulchcr,Whisk 75c5
New. Labrador Herrings, per dozen l5c
Whole Grain Rice. per pound &c
Cedar Buckets 4. u. IA !. II. .. l5c
Bakers Cocoa and Choc olate, cake,l0cs
Cream Cheese, per pound ~. \. M. ..1Sc.
Duffy Malt Nhiskey g(.5i y, S5c3
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RICHMOND TOBACCO slARzET.s

Richmond. Va March 10, 1910. I'M
& BrIghts-Receipts fair. Market continues
quiet, but firm at unchanged prices DARK
continue libaral and ma 81
ket steady Mt prices quoted. sun Cured
Market continues active at unchanged 5quo-
cations for all sound stock. Receipts heavy
t.l- STEM 4l
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yvrappers le.o g. y ~
trimmings .ss..sG l.os
.sIll11scgLIANEous MARKETS..
pE,ANur hiAnKEr.

PElAN III lhlAlttAlI IA 5at
tReported by Rodgers. McGnbo Il Co. II
1ctersburg, Va, March t0.--Peanuts.--
span ISL. FIRM at ;1.35 per bus,ots; receipts
Hight. 8yirgnias.--steady bunch, AZ q 6c.s
fanny, Az n4tic.: machine picked 5A 04Mc.;
sholling stock, az &c. ~ ~
DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York, March 910--Thcro 10 a better
tone prevailing in the nnlshed goods dlvis-i
ion OF tho primary market. On drills and
shooting trading Is OF q moderate character
and 10 8bolnE done ut concessions from the
top. varying from Y dp,sc. 9 yard. on print
cloth yarn goods tho iselins Is slow, but
somewhat steadior. and tho spots and near
by goods comprise tho bulk or the sales. !.
f NAVAL STORES. s3gg
Wilmington, N. CT. March lo.-spirlts Tur-
at 69Ac.; receipts casks
Rosin-Receipts co7 barrels. Tar-Tirm at
SO; receipts 145 barrels Crude Turpent!no--
Firm at $s1A.oo and $3.50; receipts 10 bar
rcls. a
Savannah, Ca. March 1o.-sp!rits Tnr-
spentinc--Flrm at &C.,; sales 81 casks; re-
ceipts 5 casks; stock 1889 casks. Rosn-
Firm; sales s32 barrels: receipts 6is barrels;
shipnents Ellis barrels; stock 1oo,o67 barrels.
Quote: 3. ;t25
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8 CO.
s5 BANKERS AND BROKERS,
3s3 1i07 Z. Main Street Fl 8sS NJ s.

Members New York Stock Exchange,
New York Cotton Exchange, Chicago
Board OF Trade. Orders executed for
iny,cstment or on nlarginon all exchanges
Private wires TO New York, Chicago and
E.LEE RODEN, anapyeer.
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Z clricAGO GRAIN sNI..ltKET.

Chicago, March l0,--NVhnatSw was nervous to-
day with a downward trend, crop damage
reports being unable to ,counteract tho IL
Ing market, which closed ,sr, off. Corn
dra eyed to a weak finish with little shin.
ping demand. Oats prices .wcre 1rresular,
though generally downward Throughout tho
session and provisions turned weak after
a strong opening and closed a@l5c down
The leading futures RANGED as follows:
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INQUIRY IN PRoGnEss.
,hnrgcs a against Conduct Of Y. $. En-
Efpcer's Officc In 5NVtlmtnEtO on.

LhnrRcA Against Conduct OF Y. >. En-
gincer'a Onicc In Whining on.
Wilmington, N. c.. March 10.-Upon
which are understood TO have
been preferred by Percy Cannady. for-,
'merly an assistant engineer in the SER
vice, the exact nature Of which are.
not given, an inves rigation Of the
affairs of the United States engineers
office for the Wilmington district is
in progress. here by the War Depart
tment under the direction OF Major l.
IS. Mccormick, y. s.. A.. OF Washington.
D.. G. @
The hearings have been held in the
office OF the engineer in charge, Cap
tain Earl. Brown, and both sides to
tho controversy, who are represented
by counsel have refused to talk for
publication, further than to{admit that
the charges grew out OF personal dif-
fcrences which the assistant engineer
had with his chief when lie loft the
service. about SIX months ago.
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SHORT RIBS-Pcr 100 lbs.
May ..............la.s 1881: ls.2a,s l3.e..s
July .la.s2,s 1857. 1s.l:'s 1915
Rccoipts--Whca $1,000 bushels; corn. 1885,
700 bushels: oats. oso..Oo bushels, shipments
Wheat. 800 bushels; corn, :7s,ico bushels;
oats, 1os.c0 bushels.
Cash Theat-No. . red. sl.iSa La; No.
red, s1.15Qlls; No. 2 hard. Sll2,: ll4fs;
No. 8 hard, sl.loalIsa; No. ! northern, sl'ls
gill; No. northern, sliaLB; No. 3
spring. sloa@1.1cA. corn--No. 8. Sss q S9lsc.;
No. 8 white. 5oa6lc.; No yellow, 5s&c.;
No. a. 53,s SOC; No. white, SaaSsc.: No.
yellow. 54.sa oats--Nc :, Ac.' No.
white, As,sc.; No. white, 4a's@ i5lsc.; No. =
white, AsG4ic.; standard. s5':A+sc.
Baltimore. Md. March 1o-Whca'-Easler;
spot, contract. Sl,2l Corn-Ea SER Spot
white, AZ d Soc; no. : mixed, isls q Aac. Rye
Dull; No. . western. domestic, 50 q ooc
8 y 3
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~ York. March lo.-Money on call
asaG3: ruling rate, Cts; clos
|bid. 8: offered at 5. Time loans
!, stronger: sixty days. S3-4 per
and ninety days. a.: six months, \.
Prime mercantile paper. H. TO
81 cent. !: sterling exchange iir1n'.
actual business in bankers DIS,
for siXty-daV bilis,
at s4.s6S5 for demand. Comme!-3
bills, $4.S4@$4.Si IL bar sliveA'
4. s Mexican dollars. "A.
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.MAuA1. sr,lct, I rs,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ronr or R1cHMoNp. MARCH 10, 1910.

L PORTO or RICHMOND. MARCH 10. lVlV.
Il ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. NOR
chandise and pa sscngers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings merchandise and pas.
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora, Furn,an. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas.
Iscngcrs, Phillips Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. mcr-
chandise and passengers Old Dominion Line;
L Steamer Aurora, Furman, Petersburg ana
James River landings. merchandise aud pas.
scnEers, Phillips Line.
schooner J. A. Parsons. Gasktns Clare
mont, Va, light.
Treasury Statement.
washington, D. c., March 1o-Tho condi-
tion OF the Treasury at tho beginning OF
business to day WAS as follows:
Trust Funds.
sc,o1d coin. i. 80. sssa.s64. $50
silver doi,ars 4. 4y7. 900
siiver doiiars 81 1880 ............... 3.soc,oco
iSilver certificates ontstanding....,. Shlo9'No
| General Fund.
STANDARD silver dollars In general q.
4 rnrrent l,abilities 100 lo1 600
Working balance in Treasury offices l,o's'4lf
lin banks to credit OF Treasurer OF
4 the United States................... 30 Nse.tVl
1 Subsidiary silver coin............... .i.v.oia
minor COIN. !ls'.so
! Total balance in general fnnd...... sl,oe9.est
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lSalcs al Union Stock Yards.)

(Salcs at Union Stock 1aruE.l
Il Richmond, Va. March 10. 1910.
Repor, of the live stock market Tor tho
week ending March Z:
Receipts--cat,le. 4o5 head calves, 81 mead:
sheen IS head hogs, e.127 head.
Cattle-Best steers. Size; medium to good.
&c.; common to fair, * goc.; best heif-
ers, 5,.cc.; medium to good. i'.@5ac.; best
cows. S.. /; medium to good, ifi4Ac.: common
higher. Cows and calves, 35ao5.oo per head.
calves. 5G7lsc.; extra, Sc; best sheep, 6@
sisc: common to fair 39iar5c.: best lambs.
saSIac. common to iair. 5G7lsc.; best hogs
1Oc. !; light and medium, a4a1ac.: shoats. aa
ga: e.. rough hogs I,.Msc.: uuarantined cat
Tie, 81 a5.G5; a few extra. higher.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

ST. Louis s'western LIST gold 4s....... ~
scaboard AIR Zinc Observation-Disclosures. sih
so,,t,,ern pacinc conv. is.............. 1903 4
s,ou,hern railway 5s.....,................ 1os,:
southern Railway gen. fs...............;.. VA
United states refnndlng IS reE'stercd..s 1--WE wv.
f,mi,od statcs as. IrerIsturcd. 1928
1,,itad sta,cs 4. coupon................ loa,i
f,nitoJ statcs Is registered ..............l l4%
,1nitoi s.tate, IS common. liza
f;ninn pac,tic cony. 4s....................1ll ta
iTnited statcs stccl md os.............. loss
virrInta r,arojina chemical ss............ 70
yvnbasi,s 1st md ext. 4s................ 1875
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estimated at 1000 head. Market steady to
strong. steers. S5soa $40; COWS. st@6 oo.i
.heifers, $4@G.b: bulls. st.5o96.1o; calves ss
fs36D10Oo; stoclsers and feeders, si40 06.0O.
EHogs-Receipts estimated at 1900 head.
Market opened 2o@:sc. higher and sold OF
later about 1oc. Choice heavy. and butch
2ers. SlOso@109o light Mixed s10.5o @lo,6o;
tbulk71of sales. sloToalo,so s;neep-Rcc eipts
estimated at 10000 head NarAets steady.
sheep sG.75GlS25; lambs, sS.io@ 9.Ga: year,
Elings sT.S0dS.225.
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Nov York. March lo.--Eecves-Receiptsl
1oes head. NO s T ing feellns :, stsaay
ing steady Noals s7.50Gp1l.c0: culls. $500.
sheep and Lambs-Rcceipts l.a7s head. = Fcel-
ing nominally higher. Hoss-Rcceipts 1.67o
head Market higher. Pigs and lightwe!shts
sold at sl0504 1866.
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Quotations. for interest paying bonds are
u a price. TO which interest must be add
i Income bonds and certificates Of indebt-
nss are flat -. -. M.
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Load your cars SO tina, hay at doors reps
resents contents. and thus avoid rejcctlons.
This market grades hay in; y accord ance
with the rules of the National Hay Assoela-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-01-04
THANKS FOR BENEFIT NIGHT

Those having in charge Benefit
Night, the proceeds TO aid many in alb
solute need, wish TO thank individually
and generally the many ladies and gen.
tlemen who is one way or another con-
tributed so materially and literally to
the success of the project and TO the
several who sent generous checks. No
greater share of thanks and apprecia-
ton can be expressed than to those
who gave Of their time, talent and
service, and TO Miss Traylor, and the
many who aided her, in some cases at
much personal inconvenience, too
much praise cannot be given. Prof. f.
A. Franklin, with members Of the Col
lege Orchestra, on this, as on all other
occasions for charitable purposes, re-
sponded most cheerfully when called
upon and the music was much applaud
ed. The press, with their usual gener-
osity, made no charges for much publi-
cation, and the Pitts Bros. donated
their moving pictures; so there are
many kind hearted and liberal people in
Fredericksburg who can have the salts
faction of knowing they have done all
that they could in behalf of a deserving
charity and most heartily do we thank
one and all