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The Carlisle. 1918 N.
housekeeping. 2 and
3 rooms and bath.
$3O.5o to $3.50
5r. b. $3.50 to $42.5 80
COLORED.
AIS 18th. 6r, b. 1880
2125 !. 7r. ". .@.5U
512 Gath. Or, W.. .14.50
2I43 D. Or. W. 1850
S2S Gath. 5r. ". ..14.0
211 Warren nc, 6r. wl4.60
Ills Fussells. Or, wl2.30
9I0 27th. 7r. ". ..12.O0
241ai5 F. 4r. W.. 1850
COLoRED-FLArs.
2o27 l.. 4r. b. %. 50
202I l.. ID. 4f. b.22. so
2023A L. Ar. b. .22.30
2Ol3 18th. 3n.5r. b22.5
sol ODD. %. 5r. h. 20. so
OFFICE ROOMS.
1872 4S6 La av. heated
rooms.<l0. $3.50. $40
STORES.
1909 Pa av. store, Il.
steam heat. -. go. 50
Basement. 2r.ht.3 80. 50
1923 Pa av,1r.cel .S.M
102 Fla av. ". g..25.m
1901 9Th. store rms. 50
houses and Oats apply
nc1-aa TN IN ~
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APARTMENTS.
Beautiful and room apartments In the
Chesterfield. 3141 Mt. Pleasant st. All outside
rooms. Rents, $3.50 to $50.
2. 4 and rooms and bath apartments In
the Danfori. 1929 Harvard NV. Large kitch-
ems: excellent neishborhood. Rents. $50 10
$3.50.
The Henry-Lee. North Cap. and r. T. ave
NV. Just completed. -Four rooms and bath
The Alwyn, Columbia road between Wyoming
ard KaIorama NV: and s room and bath
apartments: elevator: telephone. READY
FOR OCCUPANCY OCT. LIST. Rents, $40 and
$50.
". II. WALKER,
100 18th ST. NV.
se13-tu. 18th. sa.tf
FOR RENT-HOMEs FOR COLORED PEOPLE
at Hampton Park, d. c. New houses for sale
at 81 500 and up; monthly payments. SIS and
mp. One fare and all convenfences. MU
NICIPAL REALTY CO., Room S23 Colorado
building. se12- TIA
FOR RENT
1914 ST NV
This desirable dwelling. rooms and bath;
hot-water heat: good location.
Price, SIS. 30 a month.
THOS. J. FISHER 4 co. Onc.),
se16-H 1SS 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT-173I KILBoURNE ST., WASH
inaton Heights: 10 rooms and bath hot-water
heat: open for inspection: $3.50 per month.
1921 18th st.. NV: rooms and bath; fur
mace heat; rent $3.50 per month.
$50 7th st. ne: rooms and bath; hot
water heat: all modern conveniences: rent.
ELLgRSoN WEMPLE. GOT 18th st. NV.
seM-1m
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number Of desirable stables for rent, ranging
from SO
UNsURPAssEp FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECrING OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
THE ABOVE IS ONLY A PARTIAL LIST OF
TIE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE, BIT
WE SHALL BE GLAD TO FURNISH COM
PLETE BULLETINS ON APPLICATION AT
THIS OFFICE.
selO.sa tn. III IT 73S 18th at NV
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FOR RENT-28: GARFIELD ST. NV; DE.
sfrable residence 10 rooms and baths: bot.
water heat: 9 bedrooms: hne back yard; front
aud rear porches: nearly new: SIS month
1HOS. ]. FISHER CO., Inc,
au6sa,tu,U 7SS 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-$4. 500: CLOSE TO 14TH STREET
on one Of most desirable streets on Columbia
Heights; beautiful bay-window brick dwelling
with six rooms. reception hall and tiled bath;
oak trim throughout: IN splendid condition
Positively the hest bargain on the Heights
SEE 1T AT ONCE.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS, 7I3 14th st. NV.
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FOR SALE 4 1877 NET INVESTMENT IN
good residence property close TO car line; always
occupied and in hIst-class condition very
attractive proposition $4,000.
SHANNON L LUCHS. I13 14th ST. NV.
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Fol; RE\T-EY GEO. "
500 18th
SIS 2lsf. l1r. b.$O.0O
1879 9Th nv .13f. b 20. %
e4oJ Pa nv NV. Sr. b32-0 |
1890 25th. Or. b. 81 90 |
q2S Goth nw.Sr.b.30. so I!
$40 @0.h. Or. b. 90. 20 |
452 + NV. sr. b. 30. 50 !
2223 II NV. Or. BIO. so |
50 y Sc. Or. W. LAO
30 2Sth nw.5r.w.l1.50 |
l33J L So, 5r. W. $50
FLATS.
% Q NV. Sr. b. ESQ |
Is Q NV. 81. b. .22.50
24l7 .. Or. b....22. 50
4 number Of houses TO
sE20-ti
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FI
ss.5o75.so: winter patents, s5.5oa6co. Rye
Flour-Firn. CornmcaE-Steady. pRye-Duli.
Barley--Nominal. Wheat-Firm: No. red,
sl2s,s elevator. domestic and nominal (. O..
b. nfoat. Options closed at has;c ad-
vance. Nay. sl.ssh; July. si.10s;: septem-
Der. .s1.llH. corn-Firm; steamer ss!se..
and No. 4, sssc. elevator. export basis OPP
lions closed h9i.c. net higher. Nay 7sc.:
July. 75hc.: September. 7oIc. oats-steady;
mixed. nominal. Options closed &c. net
higher. Nay. 5os4c.
Beef-Firm. Lard-strong Talow. Pc
troicum. Rosin and Turpentne-Ail steady.
Rice and Molasses-steady. sugar-1.aw.
arm: refined. steady. Conee-Futures clos
ed ne: unchanged. Spot, steady: Rio. No.
- S lt-lsasEc.; Santos, No. I. stc.; mild.
quiet: cordova. s1sal2Nc. Buttcr-Firn
and unchanged. Cheese-Firln unchanged.
Eggs-Easier; State. Pennsylvania. nearby
honnery. white. fancy. c9d Soc: do. gather
ed. white. T92sc.: do. hennery. brown.
mixed. fancy, 2@s7hc-: do. gathered.
brown. fair to prime. .s12ic. Potatoes
and Cabbages-Quiet and unchanged. Pea
nuts and Freigh,s-Unchauged
Cottonseed oil was barely steady for spot.
but steady for futures on moderate specu-
lative buying and with the further advance
points higher. Sales $500 barrels. March,
7.a @7.ss; May. 7.4347.+5: July. 7.5s175s:
September. 16o97.sl: prime crude. s.33 @
$40; prime summer yellow. 7.si d7..S35; prime
yellow. 1.s567.56: prime summer white,
$50 q 500.
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we're 10 points from the bottom and SOS
points over yes,erdays closing Late
cables from liverpool were encouras'ns.
They stated that the treatment given
James A. Patten by Manchester brokers
yeyterady was taken IN the liverpool mar.
ket as conclusive proof that Lancashire
spnners were very short OF raw cotton.
for continued fair weather in the Western
belt, and this steadied the market late IN
the session in the face Of consldesaple
proit-taking by longs. The Closing was
stead yat a net advance OF 345 points.
Cotton future sthis week show net az.
vance overtIast OF q qc5 points on the old
crop months and Il points on the new. INC
lowest prices were made on Moneay Wn is,
old crops as result OF considerable lqu-
dat ton OF long cotton and aggressive selling
BY shorts. Leading bulls gave the market
support and prices ruled very steady dur
Ing the remainder OF the week The high
est prices were reached on Friday when
the old crops were about 80 points over
last weeks closing. The old crops showed
an extreme range OF nearly 50 points be-
tween tho highest and the lowest
The main builish feature OF the week
Was the manner in which the statistics
continued TO favor the bull side. The tis-
ib!e supply decreased during the week 49,
So bales against a decrease the same week
last year OF aa.iI bales and decrease OF
two years ago Of. sLee5 bales. his de-
ment !nto-s sight and much larger sptnners.
takings than expected.
Points In the interior furnished tndica-
lions exhausted supplies. There was
continued talk OF a corner in the old crop.
but the leading bulls appeared to favor a
quiet market for teh time being and rather
openly. sold cotton on bulges. The one
bea rish feature OF rAomcnt was the rain
In Texas. This while light. served TO break
the drought temporarily at least. The bears
tried hard TO make us OF the rains TO
further their campaign. but the cotton
they offered was eagerly bought. With the
result that prices were put to the highest
levels OF the week Immediately following
tn announcement OF rain In the West. On
the whole tho week was quiet. and the
trade assumed a. waiting attitude because
OF tho uncertainty OF tho situation in both
the old and the new crops. Tho uncer-
tainty over the old crop was increased not
little by the visit to England OF James
a. Patten. of Chicago. 1t was generally
believed that this visit was In connection
With the talked OF May corner. In New
York. In tho spot market mtddling LOST
l.l5c., closing at IA 11-l6c. gainst l4ssc la
! week and s7-lsc. last year. Sales on the
spot amounted to 5.4n5 bales against Asii
last week and 5000 last year.
Futures closed steady. Cloains bids
| March, 1893: April. .lLI4; May. 1li9: July
! 1is7; August, 1Al+: September. 1915; Octo,
Der. 1851: December le.4.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
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NAVAL STORES.

rurnentine-steady at ssNc. Rosln-steady
a. ss75. Tar-Firn at So: receipts 20 bar.
rolls Crude Turpcntine-Firm at s30 A.oV
and ;5.7s: receipts barrels
savannah, Ca. March 12.-Turpentine-
1irr, ri solsc: receipts IS casks: shipments
II casks; stool: 1886 casks. Rosn-Firm;
sales n barrels; receipts 81 barrels; snip
mcnts o.oe3 barrels: stock 96.9os pa5Eels'
Quote: B. S4.95.
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SALES:
Amer. Agrl. Chem. Co...

l4f,tleaslU <hubSbs 81 % t~-sss'.'' 49,
Allis-Chalmers .........
Allis. Chalmers. pfd.......
1900 Amalgamated Copper Il.
$50 American Can .............
100 American Can, pfd......
1850 Amer. Car and Foundry
Amer. Car and Tounc pfd
4 zoo American Cotton Otl......
800 American Locomotive -.
100 Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
t,7O0 American Smclting ......
100 American Get Sugar.......s
American Sugar .........
1900 Amer. Tel. and Tel. co.,
80 American Tobacco, com.
go American Tobacco, pfd..
100 Anaconda Copper .......
3,100 Atchison ...................
Atlantic Coast Line..
A. 6. L. OF Connecticut.
hm Baltimore and Ohio....
1890 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
200 Canadian Pacific .........
Central Leather ..........
2.soo Chesapeake and Ohio.
100 Chicago Great western.
chi. StreuL est, pJu....s
1900 Chi, Mil. and st. PAUL..
Chicago and Northwest.
1910 Clev.,ECin. Chi. and st. j.
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
100 Colorado and Southern.
Col. and South, list pfd..
400 Consolidated Gas .........
800 Crucibie Steel Co........
200 Crucib1e Steel. pfd.......i
30 Delaware and Hudson...
go Den. and Rio Gran. com.
200 Den. and Rio Gran, pfd.
$50 Distillcrs' Sec. Cor......
400 Erie .....................
400 Erie, LIST pfd................
Fed. Min. and Sm, pfd..
General Electric .........
40 Great Northern, pfd,..
lO1 Great Northern Ore ctfs.
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sITE FOIt MEMORIAL. TEMPLE.
Question Discussed by FrcdericksburG
NInsous, Hut No Decision Reached
Especial The Ilmes- plspatch,!

9 III SpeclhI tO7TH6-TIHles -1JIspHtCTI.I II1..
Frederickshurg, Va. March s3l "a
largely attended meetinE OF the lnem-A
. No. 9 Of masonic Lodge, No, A, OF this
CITY, was held last nisht, and cons
siderable tImo was devoted to- he
discussion OF the PROPOSED Masonic
Memnrinl TeNplej 70 George WashlnE-
question of "a site for the temple. No
dehnIte action was taken, his was
deferred and Will be- determined az
anothsr. meeting, to he held ~ the
near futuge,s SSiS 3ssii ilS B, y
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEAN1lr MARKET.

reported BY Rodgers, Mccabc & Coz
Petersburg, va, March lo.-Peanuts.-
Scandinavian at s1.a5 per bushels; receipts
light. virginias-Stcady. Bunch. 4:a5c
fancy, ~ a &c: machine picked, 3a q &C.;
Smelling stock. 5is94c.
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nopE M BURNS nsTILLo FOUND.
stolen From North Carolina Museum
ana Later Found In Stable YARD.

and Later Found In stable nar6.
NJ Special to The Times-D Dispatch
i5s Raleich. NJ c. March l2.-There was
great rejoicing at the state Museum
this evening over the finding Ct the
historic old~"Robern Burns" whtskey
still. stolen under remarkable clrcun-
stances from the hall on Friday.
Il was found in a remote part OF.
big stable yard, six squares from the
Museum building. uninjured. except for
a don't from being dropped outSof the
third story window OF the Museum
building. However, the Worm that wa 8
attached to tho still Is missing,
This still was once seized ana cut
m ~ Robert Burns, whenIa revenue
offlcer in scotland. 1t was restored
and brought to Cumberland county and
used in making brandy for Confed
hospitals. II drifted into blockade
service many times. and was cut up
81 raiders, being captured last by
Sheriff watson. Of Cumberland, and
sent BY him to tho Hall Of History. III
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CHICAGO GRAIN alARKET.

Chicago. Ill. March l2.-Prepondcrance OF
builish news caused an advance to-day in
wheat prices. the futures being from u a,
&c. up at the close. Corn was also stron s
on covering by shorts. and oats too. adj
vanced. Provisions. stimulated by anoth-
er jump In the price OF love higs advanc-
ed to top records for many years, and kept
their strength to the finish.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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/. /; i ! 8 CO.
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
llO7i E. Main Street.

Members New York Stock Exchange,
New York Cotton Exchange, Chicago
Board Of Trade. Orders executed for
or on margin on all exchanges.
'Privatciwires to New York, Chicago and
New Orleans. :. ss3is S. n 81
q, j., LEE :RODEN. ,laaageg. u
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York. March la.-Whlle cables were
somewhat reactionary and there was some
ton market made generally steady show
Ing to-day. closing steady, net 3 points
lower to a points higher. Tho opening was
steady at cdcllnc OF sdll points in re-
Spouse to lower cables and scattering IL
quotation. but Southern bull leaders check
OF tho near months. and the market soon
rallied on tho support from this source
and renewed covering The strength OF the
old crop situation. bullish weekend fg-;
ures and the various srunors regarding the
possibilities Of a May squeeze appeared
10 keep the short interest in tho near posi-
lions very nervous. and there was evident,
fly very little d!spositiongto sell for short.
account. From li1s on the call May con-
tracts advanced to 1901. or points net
active months generally were unchanged TO
4 points higher on tho call. With October
relatively Arm as a result of covering and
moro speculative interest owing to tho
prospect for a small carry-oyer into tho
new season and continued complaints Of
Private cables attributed the setback in
LIVERPOOL to- scattered selling In a narrow
market, and the detailed statement OF
prominent English statistician added no
weight to tho ables received some Gays
ago estimating the worlds consump tion
Of American cotton for; the season at liz
500 900 (. bales. Weekly reviews OF the dry
good s trada4 present ed mo fresh feature. ana
the weather map showed no rain IN the
Southwest. !, 80
Receipts atgthe ports today were e IS
last vean For tho week 20, coo bales gatnst
n los last week and 95.443 last year. Io-
davis receipts at New Orleans 1850 bales
bales against Its? last year. ana az Fiou li
| ton 1879 bales; against s.o7s last year ear
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my GOODS MARKE.

New York. March le.-cotton goods arc
in better inquiry at lower prices. Linens
are IN good demand. Burlaps rule quiet.
yarns are dull. Jobbcrs are doing quiet
trade.
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BOND QUOTATIONS

Denver and Rio Grande Is Odd ......... s7k
Denver and Rio Grande ref. 6s........ 49,,
Eric conv.S le. series .tA".............. Sc
/ Erie conv. %. series "B''..............
f1ntnr. Nero. Marine ins................ SEX
Kansas City Southern LIST IS (b!d)..... ~
Louisyillo and Nash I'm 4s............ ssM
Missouri Pacific Observation-Disclosures. STA
Norfoik and Western lst con. 4s........ ssis
Norfoik and Western conv. ls.......... 1o5h
Penn,ylvania COW: avs (lais).. ........ s7t
s., tout. and san Fran. rcr1. 5s........ s97s
ST. l.. s'western}ls gold is tbid1...... e,,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13

Report Of the 1--we stock market for the
week ending March 4:
L RECEIPTS Cattle. 54e5 head g calves, as mead;
sheep. IS head: hogs. 2,lo7 head, b3
Il Cattle-Best steers. s1sc,;amedium to good,
ers, $50. medium to good. ~ @5Nc.; best
cows. S.; med iuna TO good 4 d nc; common
to fair, s03%c.: bulls. < @4Wc.; extra ti,,o,
ihlsher, Cows and calves. SIS q $500 per head.
Calves, 6D7lsc.; extra, &c.: best shoep, %
elsc,; common to fair. * D6c.; best lambs,
s0sic.; common to talr, 6@7hc.;t best hogs.
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Seaboard Air Line 10 (bid) ............. 81
Southern Pacific cony. 4s............... losis
Southern Railway IS (bid).............. los E
Southern Railway sen. 4s................ 7s'i
United States 5refundtng Is. registered. 1oo1s
United States refundins %, coupon..... 1905;
United States 80, registered. ............ 1oais
United States 3s. Observation-Disclosures. 1929
United States IL. registered ............. iia7;
United states ls. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ll4,s
Union Pacific Sconv. 4s.................... lloia
United states Steel end ss.............. 1861
Virginia Car Chem. S. did ...,....... 90
Wabash list and ext. 4s................. i3i;
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SAILED

steamer brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. mer-
.chandi.c and passengers, Old Dominion Line
s,aan,cr Aurora, Furman. Petersburg and
lanes River landings. merchandise and pas
.enEcrs, Phillips Line.
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r Poultry--All kinds in good demand with
light receipts, Eg gs--sc arccrS nd very ac-
tive al the advance. Live S toc}1--All good
Tat stock on good Il demand, Other lines
about steady, CHA 5t4
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i,..a head. Nothing doin In 1.-Two cattle:
Feeling Nrm. Calvcs-Receipts III heab
No TRADE In live calves: steady feeling
Dressed calves quiet and steady sheep
and Lan,bs--Rcceipts 1888 head. Sheep
nominal; lambs, 1oG .5c Higher Sales, $40
671o.o5. Hogs--Reccipts 2T5 head. Market
noninally firm.
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cotton arm; middlng 15,lo; net receipts.
100 bales; stock, 145,e33 bales,
Totai to-day at ). all ports-Net recelpts.
1885 bales; export to Great Britain. s47a
bales; to the ntincnt 1888 bales; stock
q Consolidated Cor; at all ports--Not receipts.
81, SIS bales: export to Great Britain. s.41a
ibales; 81 the Continent, l.'al3 bales, I, . !.
Total since ssp'tsmn5sr AZ at poFtsI nc
Britain. 1.7lo,sel bales; to France. ISL ,sos
bales to tho Continent, 1909, 4os d a les; 70
Japan, 6lo56 bales; to Mexlco, tls,slo pa les'
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Wheat. 42.eoo bushels; corn. 800, 900 bushels;
oats. cls+oo bushels.
Cash Wheat-No. 2 red. s1.coql.o1; No. 5
red, l.l5@l17: No. 2 hard. s1.laA 9l.lss4:
No. hard. sl.1o@1.12;a No. . spring. sl.o6 @
l.l4. corn-No. 3, eo,A @s1c.: No. 8 white.
6a,s q 63c.: No. 8 yellow. 6oA q size: No. 4.
a a 5sc.: No. & white, 67E q oS.sc.: No. I yel-
low, 6e@5shc. Oats-So. white. 47,s@
Is,ic. No.. white. HQ4s,sc.; No. T. $50
45ac. standard. tsh Q47c.,
Baltimore. Md, March 1e.-wheat--ouet.
snot, contract, ;l.cl; southern on grade.
sil4a Q1.s1. Corn-Firm: spot, contract,
647k l65c Oats-Firmer: No. q white, 5o!s @
So; No. mixed, 4e,:c. Ryc-Eaulcr: No.
western. domestic s5@soc.
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Il NEW YORK PRODUCE sAl4An4AET,
Mi IL auo t4h!s chaaxa, ypylpx pstsata
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ttc. light and medium 0 a o.sc.; shoats, a
sAc.; rough hogs, 7isasc.; quarantincd cat
tie. 81 Gs.65; q few extra. higher. a.a--.

Chicago. Ill, March l..---cattlc-rlccclpt
estimated at 100 head. Market steady.
Beores. tj.?5 $50; Texas steers $h76d5.9o;
Western steers $500 $500; stockcrs and.
feeders, $3.50 G16.e5: cows and holfcrs $e.s5 ID
$50: Calves, $T.5o1io.oo Hogs-Rcceipts os-
tmated at 1000 head. Market io9ib, high
heavy, ;ioBaii.oo; rough. 1885 q 1906 good
to choice heavy, slo7o0li.oo; pigs, 1850 %
1910; bulk of sales. 5000 q IS. shcep-Re.
ccints estimated at loo head. Markct
$40: yearllrgs, sIs5@s'T5; lambs, native. Ss
Ios0 western. ssd9.65.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13

Quotations for interest. paying bonds ar.
at a price. to which interest must be add.
cd. Income bonds and certificates OF indebt.
icdncsS are flat.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Furnished by e. ". Evans &: Co.. Commits
Z sion ierchants0
Richmond. Va. March II. 1870
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New Orleans. La, March o.--cotton-spot
cotton steady and unchanged. Sales on ne
spot Dos bales and $50 to arrive. Futures IS
Opened qulet,S l G6 points lower on ywea az
cables, On the me aet I've n1onth p.ooa
i "a points oyer losing on soeu
imoderato buying Mas based on the .bul!lsh
weekend statistics. On Tho G. oct g .,
stood 8 points down. but In TIE nrst w. ha!.
hour ftradlns sold potn!s EYE ysdT
as sdyaase sgntil the mere active @on ' \
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CATTLE a1A I:l:,lsy]r
Richmond. Va, March u.

\ RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards)
Richmond, Vas March ~. 1910
Report OF tho. live stock ma rlfot for tho
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH u, 1910.
ag'.5I 7Ifat ARRIVED

chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. James River
landings and Norfolk. merchandise and pas
senccrs, Virginia Navigation Company
steamer Aurora, Furman. Petersburg and
James Riser landings. merchandise and pas
sengers, Phillips Line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13

Stocks Of the Continental Rub
Der Company made another sharp adj
vance the past week, and was listed
transferred to the New York Stock
Exchange Immediately. It Is the
Rockefeller. Ryan crude rubber trust
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
Official Range and Sale 81 Stocks in New York

49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13

The curb market was the scene of
some notable excitement during the
week in oil and rubber stock. Decision
OF the British naval department to
use oil in all battleships has attracted
public attention to the speculative
possibility of oil companies. of which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13

Standard Oil advanced sharply to
new high records for the movement.
and the other small companies listed
on tho curb doubled their prices. There
the May and the California OIL and
Gas. The last named is promoted by
q New York Stock Exchange house.
Other oil stocks will be brought to
The Detroit times., 1910-10-08
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