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Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
ONAHAS FROM POST TO WIRE
Outcome Of Yesterdays Game Never in
Doubt After Start.
GRIZZLIES oUTpLAYED At ALL POINTS
Home Team Bats Better, Fields Bet-
ter and Huns Bases Better Than
the Denver Aspirsnts for
Pennant HOnors.

hourk's men simply walked away from
the Denver Grizzlies at vinton Street mark
tuesday afternoon, the score being 8 70
q. Aside from the battery work OF the
visitors, the game had many close brushes.
beautiful hits and sharp plays. so II was a
satisfying contest to watch. However. with
the solid field Of each team playing perfect
ball, the game eentered around the pitch
ers, and Alloway was go superior to Whit
ridge In every way that the result was
a safe bet all the time. Omaha outpIayed
the visitors at every point.
The difference was not so marked till the
NTH inning, when Whitridge suffered a CORY
slump. Gonding made a hit; then whitridse
made an error that let Gonding to second
and Alloway to FIRST. This was followed
with a hit by Carter. anotherby Genins and
. wild pitch by Mr.. whitridge that let Car.
ter score, Gondfng and Alioway having al
ready preceded him across the home plate.
Finally Tom Fleming did 60 out at hrst,
and there was but Genins left on canvas.
But whitridge gave Calhoun his base. let
him steal second and then Dolan few out.
With two men on bags Stewart hit a timely
single, scoring both. Then Hickey few out,
the team having batted clear around.
Denver Quits Right Here.
That was a lead which wac simply hone.
less when held by 30 good a team az the
Rangers, and Denver was plainly all IN,
making It worse by quitting. The Grizzlies
did make three more hits. but they came
one to an inning, and we're useless. Be-
fore closing with Whitridge It should be
said that he nelded his position beautifully
save for that one error. making six nice
assists.
"Podge" Alloway was simply invincible
In all innings save the hfth, when three
singles scored a lone run, the only earned
one. He also, did eome star felding.
Thomas started to catch the game and was
doing pretty work when In the third an
outshoot from Alloway's circus swing broke
the nail on the third finger Of his right
hand, spelling him for throwing. So 0ond-
ing went In, and the Industrious little
catcher had his batting clothes on and but
toned. He hit 1000 during the game.
Genins was there again with two nice
hits despite his bad shoulder, but In the
fifth on Wallis safe single to center Frank
could only roll the ball TO Stewart, who then
felded 1t home in time to nail Jones at the
plate on a very close decision, but never
theless in 9 beautiful play.
Four One-sided Innings.
During the last -FOUR innings the leaders
simply played with the much Wanted as
pirants for top honor Genins even stole
home once, but Stewart spoiled a safe
steal by a foul, for he did not see Frank
coming on the pitch. The Grizzlies must
do better II they hope to take a game out
OF this series. The attendance was 5000.
1t was ladies' day. as will be next Friday as
we'll. The score:
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standing of the Teams.

Games today. Cleveland at Philadelphia;
Chicago at Boston; st. Louis at Washing.
ton; Detroit at baltimore.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21

Ehrned runs; I~ndIanapolls 2. Two-basC
Kihm, T-hree-bsse hit McBrids. sacri,
sSs h On bsl MIeH55i S E,i KI9hns' Fog x Frs
Stolen bases; Hogriever ~, Kuhns, Babb
Struck out: BY Elliott 1, by Killen 3. Dou.
o'Brien to Kihm. Coulter to Heydon, Babt
TO Kihm. Left on bases: Milwaukee 4, In.
.. Time OF game: l:4I. Umpire
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21

-Two-base hits; Miller, Smith. Home run:
Foutz. Stolen bases: Geier, Higgins.
Bases on balls: on Davis, 4; off Mock, 2.
ribbon g. Passed ball: Pierce. Wild
Ritch: Davis. Left on bases: St. Paul, 6;
Toledo, II. Time: 1:45. Umpire: Tindiil.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21

zone out when winning run scored.
P PfaisSsfs ,ss". SS9SIIds
Earnsd runs Pittsburg. g.; Philadel-
base hits: Bfansheld, Leever, Douglas.
secrince hits: Chesbro, Douglas, Chiids.
man. Bases on balls; on Lever, 4; on
(hesbro, i; on White, 2. Struck out: BY
Ww eneXXer, : BY ChesbTo. 2: by White, s.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
saInts' Pitcher Knocked out.

ST. PAUL, May 20.-Toledo knocked
Davis out of the box in the seventh in
nlng Today and won the game. The home
Attendance, S7. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
Iowa ,Varaity pefeata arInneII.

Games today: Denver at Omaha: NIL
City; Colorado Springs at Des Moines.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21

bi ESrnsI runsi SoIuTbHs l. Lwo-bese
bite: Meaney. Home run: Fox. Passed
6ells; Byers o.. First base on balls: on
Shaplesk g. on Wagner g. Hit by pitched
Ghaplesk I, by Wagner /. Sacrifice hits
Milmot. Knoll. Stolen bases: Meaney,
bases; Minneapolis {. Columbus .. Time
OF game; 1855. Umpire: Ebright.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
Standing of the Teams.

Games today: Boston at st. Louis; Brook
lXn. at CINCINNATI New York at Pittsburg;
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
With the BowIers.

On Clark's alleys last night the follow
Ing scores were made in the individual
ninepin tournament:
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fnD for columbus.

~ siEE aai s.o5 :. Ny ~ m ssT ,ss$ !. s Ass
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
MINNEAPOLIS.

Ming TO end today and the game was an
Wild. Attendance, 500. Score:
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'Batted for Pittinger in the ninth.
6SSisias0 .: ..:":::":"S 3 JtSSbS; "a
Left on bases: Chicago, s.; Boston, 10.
Jones, schaefer. Courtney. Struck out:
By Taylor. g by Pittinser. 8 Base on
balls: on Taylor. Is; OF Pittinger, 8
wild pitch: Plttinger. Time; i:45. TIM
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
Hooaiera' Third STRAIGHT.

MILWAUKEE, May 2O-Kilien kent the
hits well scattered this afternoon and the
home team dropped the third game to In
~dianapolis. Attendance, 300. Score:
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pHILAnrLPuIA.

BOSTON. May D.-Both pitchers were
effective today. but Young's superior
ateadinest landed the victory for Boston.
Attendance. A276 Score;
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Peoria Beats Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY, May 2o.-Gibson was
Wild today and he received poor support.
Attendance, 300. Score: -
Kansas EsS5is city..:.Gi SSSSSddG
Batteries: Kansas City. Gibson and
Armstrong; Peoria, Hart and Wilson.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-21
brewers out Bat o.. Joseph

ST. JOSEPH, May 2o-MIiwaukee won
today's game by superior stick work.
Score:
r. n, r.
Milwaukee 10 toot02 o Q-l0n 3
Batteries: Milwaukee. Bracken, swarm
stead and Lucia; St. Joseph. Maupin and
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Totals -.
sRatted for pittinrer In The ninth
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DIES MONIES, May 20-weakness q,
the bat today caused the home team Il
lose the second game Of the series "a
Colorado Springs. score; LIZ
pes Moines 80 0 oo1oo Oh
Colo. S~prinss...0 o 0 1 0 2 0 o Os . I
Batteries: Dee Moines, Barry and Han.
son; Colorado sprinSs. McNeeiey and Ar
thur.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-24
STOCK
Made GOOD Cain
Stock Market Yesterday Had
Some Features Of Notable
Interest to Richmond.

The stock market yesterday had some
faat,,res of notable interest for Richmond,
Of which the most striking was tue
rar;,l and strong advance of NirSln!a, Car
nina. common. which sold as hlsh aS
1874 after an opening OF rs: me me aaf
American Cotton Oil: which opened at o.; "a
Colorado aud Southern were steady ana
inactiye1 the first preferred selling Al
.7aa. Baltimore and Ohio sold OIL TO loe7s,
while Tennessee Coal and Iron was very
strong advancing to 13t4 Inc y pacco
Is We're strong and active, selling as
high as 611s.
4 very bullish article appeared IN me
Wall Street summary on Central OF GeoT T
sia income bonds. The first s. were sell
ing at ST.. and the second 81 are selling
at Az, which is an advance OF ~ points
within twelve months. The Wall Street
summary holds that the income ponds OF
the Central of Georgia will soon be a Ger
tain Investment and looks for a higher
advance in consequence. The New York
Times has a statement that the lncor-
nora ton in New Jersey OF the Cotton
Products Company is taken to mean that
there will he a, combination between the
misunderstanding Chemical and the
American Cotton Oil Company In addl- -
ton to these two companies it IS thought
that a number of compress companies may
be included in the deal. Though this
statement of the New York Times is Il
mere surmisc, yet the marked strength
shown by the two leading participa nts in
this forecast would seem/to5 make 1T like
" that there was some deal on hand.
Can common sold as low as l2ts ana Gan
preferred as low as s,5h, but the market
rallied later and showed more strength.
The common advanced to IS and the pre-
ferred to ;t5I =
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There Was Yet Great Variety in
Dealings in Stocks.
AGGREGATE MILLION SHARES.
Pressure TO Sell Was Less Urgent and
Fail in Prices Mot Violent, but the
Downward Tendency Was No
Less Constant.
!. Az Assnciate0 rrn.s i

-..~
s NEW YORK. April 2s3.-Tc-daS's trans
Se.'s OF stocks again reached an aggregate
tion of the speculation is de-
cidedj9. deteritoriatea from the nearly
Two million share BUSINESS Of Moneay.
There: was great VARIETY il The dealings
today. but the uniertene OF the market
was decidedly heavy all day, and the adj
yancEs in some portions of the list were
weather news from the western grain re-
Eiors was the central tonic of discussion.
Prices were successfully turned upwards
81 the opening dealings, the grain carriers
sharing fully In the advance. In the case
of Atchison the opening rise was TX. but
hslf an hour later. when trading began
in the grain markets with prices strongly
advancing. these stocks gave way. The
Government weather map was sufficient
evidence that ScsteTdaE's hopeful csti-
mates of sufficient rain to undo any dam
sge already dong We're not well founded.
The strong rise in the corn market also
helped to depress stocks, notwithstanding
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEwSY RK. april % --Ihe cotton market
opened quiet and steady with prices points
higher to l point lover; a disappointing. start.
considering that Liverpool cohes were bullish
active; demand at full prices. Room traders
took the short side soon after the call IN the
absence Of healthy speculative support, and sue:
gceedcd In forcing July off to t9.12. Continued
Improvement in the English market, frmness in
New Orleans and 51umors tina t export clearances
during the rest OF the week will be large. later
forced retreat of the bears and encouraged
buying for turn. The whole list improved
on THIS demand. July reaching 91S and August
SOC. The commission houses We're moderate
sellers Of the May position, the public not
wishing to bother with notices OH Friday.
when 1t Is said from 10000 to 10000 tenders
viii be made. This pressure served for time
to cause relative heaviness IN the May option,
but before the close 1T resumed its natural posi-
tion.s Speculation was very tame after the first
hour. and prices followed ) point rnt. Esti-
ties for to morrow's receipts We're conflicting.
Private crop reports were disordant and senti-
ment was decidedly mixed Port receipts were
larger than expected and clearances for export
fer the day reached less than 5000 bales The
market closed quiet and steady with prices i as
points higher. Total sales of futures were esti-i
mated at $4,000 bales unusually small trade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-24
PROPOSALS..

I So
NOTICE IS HEREBY ,GfVEN THAT 4
general meeting of the stockholders Of the
#ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
Z CO has been called by the Board of
Directors. of said Company, and will be
held t the office of the Company IN the
city of Richmond. Va. at IL o'clock "A.
+ M. on MONDAY the 18th. day of May.
A D. 1909. The object of the stocknold-
ers' meeting, as stat ted in the said reso-
luton IS to have. the stockholders con-
slider and act upon the consolidation and
merger of the Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway Co:npa a corpora
ton organized under the laws of the
States of South Carolina. Georgia, sF'lori-
da and Alabama. and Of all Of. It's capi-
@tal stock, properties and franchises. with
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com
pany.Iana its capital stock. properties
and franchises; and to consider and act
unen the a greenlent for such consolida-
ton and merge entered into by the
directors =of4 said two companies " hlch
( is to he submitted to such meeting, and
further to consider and act upon such
other matters as may be presented at
the meeting in connection with such
& consolidation Ind merger.
Dated April 10. 1902.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
sTa1ALLROAD%CcM
/,
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the nnl!kelihopd OF any accurate kncwl.l
edge at this time OF chances OF the corn
crop. But the evidence at hand from
asy aax sa Is e
siye that the speculative mind will evil
IDENTIFY be very sensitive to the prospect
Of the coming crop ofthat sta PIE; There
msnd for the coalers,.t the Readings again
taking the lead on the suppose ton that
the settlement of the wage dispute is
imminent When. however, 1t perceived
that the strength in this section of the
market mad little effect in checking the
drill bins liquidation OF western railroad
stocks. the movement OF the Coalers
we're made OH boil, Of the large specula--
tive leaders 10 convey III impr sion that
the sharp reaction in prices has been con-
nived at and furthered by manipula ton
with the purpose OF shaking off weak spec
ulatire followers in preparation for re-
newed and stronger upward movement.
The market. in fact, showed the stronger
quotation of the weaker class of lightly
margined accounts. The pressure to sell
was much. less urgent and the fall IN
no less persistent and the downward ten.
dency no less constant. The strength OF
the sterling exchange market called re-
n nenosis attention to the possibility 81 ega
present heavily expanded condition Of
credits. Is
The provision to be made for the great
version by the United tied sta:es Steel Steel Cor
poration. the provision for the purchase
OF the Louisville ana Nashville and the
SUBSCRIPTION to the Pennsylvania bond Isl
sue for $50. 091, 600. Indicate some Of the
heavy requirements upon the present mar
rowed resources of the money market.
An incident of the day was the sharp
rally IN Sugar of AZ on the expressions
OF confidence from Washington that an
agreement would he reached on the Cuban
net gain of sl4. Amalgamated Copper,
Tennessee Coal the Cotton Oil aud Vir--
Einla-Carolina Chemical stocks, Interna-
tlonal Silver preferred and q. number OF
minor specialties we're strong. There
minor railroads on the ground Of their
strong stratestic position. The Wiseon-
sin Central stocks. the Toledo. ST. Louis
and Western stocks end the Detroit
Southern stocks were in this class The
market closed heavy.
and active: otherwise the bcad ket
was Irregular. Total sales. par value.
$3.50. 600. United States bonds We're ali
unchanged on the last call.
The total sales of stocks for the day
were 1,26o,So1 shares.
MONET AND ExCHANGE-,Icrey on cal,
close steady at So I4l4 per cent: closing hid
and asked. go q Ter cent: prime mercantile
paper. =. 90. per cent Sterling exchange
s4s17s @a.ss for demand md at SASSY "a s5I
for sixty days: posted rates. s4.s9 and 81 SSH
eommereisi bills; Sass: 14.s5si. Bar silver.
steodr; State bonds firm: railroad bonds, ir.
regular. - =
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Furn'.r.ah by Msssrs: SCOTT q sTR1NoFELow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-24
CHICAGO G1ARKET.

( CHICAGO. ILL, April :3.--Bul enthusiasm
vas paramount in all speculative pits on the
Board of Trod to-day. The influence was a we'll
developed weather scare, and shorts We're the
sufferers, Trade was excited in general and
st'i was held 50 tightly that when the bull
movement got into swing prices advanced with
bt: jumps. Wheat made gains OF from 23s "a
~ c. corn. 21s to :5s q 2ssc., and oats 11a a
:sc. May wheat closed;2iaa:: up. 01ay corn 21sc
mSher ana May oatssl3sc.s advanced. Provisions
closed 15M17i5 to soc. higher. "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-24
CATTLE MARKETS

NEW YORK, April MISUNDERSTANDING
c,osl head; steers. loc higher; bulls. steady;
common, firm; steers, S5Gi.2o; oxen $3.I5Gg
6.:s5 bulls, .s3.259 5 10; cows. s2.25g360;
cables stead sxn9rs so head auartss
active and esq soc. higher: veais, SS-oQGI; Few
tops at SIS; city dressed yeals. y q !oc. per
Receipts. 3.4;;4 head, steady; lambs steady to
1nc. lower: unshorn sheep, 81. 500 e., clipped
sheep saasHnsh9rn eps ,s ehrgse
clipped lambs, S.. IUGl ESQ; clipped cuils Sa.5Gfg
$50; spring lambs, S5g3 each Hogs-Rccepts,
5,S4p bend market lower; State =hoss. STD;
choice light. 81. So
EAST BUFFALO. y: y: April s-GATTLE E.
Common comm 70 hslt, Siso@s:5: ioss-kssspts,
ss af:a s!s nssd 2Hf5 p ps 5Ssa
ESQ. Sheep and larlbs-R eseipts. 10 100 head; ;.
strong; wool la rnhs slow: Clipped lambs steady
fair to good, s1M7 :lS:' cu;s and common sa:7oa
s Is: yearlings. ss.5o@s SIS; shep tops. mixed,
S6n 6.2a: good. So 50a555.lo.
CHICAGO. Ill; APRIL 2s-eATrLE-le.
seipts 900 head active and S,rens TO loc
to medium sa.IsGs. so: stockers and feeders.
So. so: cows 81. 5oH16; helfers, S2.50G6 25;
s ss9sY suls S53saSss Ssiyss
Receipts 600 head: tomorrow. 20, 600
head leftover. &. 900 head steady to &C. lover;
heavy, s7Gl rough heavy. $6.75Gl6 IDS :
light, S6.5u6 6. bulk sales. S8.1.M Sheep
Receipts. y 900 Tread strong to#1uc. higher:
good tn. choice wethers So: 500 g. 20: western
sheep, Sl.75 -; i've lambs. clipped, s4.75I
665. tS5s.Es
EAsT#IIBERTY Pa. April 223.==--t'ArTLE-i
Steady choice Sc s06l st,ssDa Go:
les. S7.15e77. 20 bcsr med i,lus. S7.1on71/;
heavy workers. $4,000 90; Ugh rkcrs. S870@
I over: best wefhers So. dII. rs; culls and
common. $50 $3.50 ): veal Gu Ives.
SIS rINGINNArIs%f q. April oo:.-H nGS-Quiet.
and lower, "a Z. 90 . tie. STEADY.
:e:,o: sheep. steady, 81 lbs. steady,
S.. 5oGl
NAVAL sToR Es
WILMINGTON NJ G., April $ccSS.-S PIR1TS
sTERPESTINE- Nothins doins ;ss4s receipts 9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-24

. NEW YORK, April c3.--CoFFEE-The market
FOR coffee futures opened steady with prices
the session with fluctuations confined to bare
. points. The close was steady with prices net
unchanged Total sales were ll.750 bages. Spot
Rio quiet and steady: No. { invcicc 5 7-1Gc =;
mild, quiet; Coroya, steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-24

WESTINGHOUSE Deboe to-day
introducedta bill creating a commission to
inquire into the condition Of the colored
people Of the United States. The bill pro-
be nominated blythe president and to be.
paid salaries of So, 500 each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-24
MONDAY, APRIL 28tI,, 1902,

all OF the real estate belonging to the
Richmond and Manchester Land Company
located in its addition commonly kno~n
as ..Marxs.' consisting or three hundred
and fifty very valuab BILE lots from . to
50 feet wide and all running back 70 all
,eys. The brick mansion was butlt By
the late DR.. Marx for his own residence.
ed rooms built IN the bsst manner and 81
the best materials. THIS building will be
sold with the entire square OF ground on
which 1t stands bounded by 6txfeenth.
Seventeenth. Albany and Boston Streets
The frame cottage fronts on the Petsrs-sa
Avenue. contains eight rooms, has two
very attractive lots and several slegant
ciaily valuabls Tor It's brick clay. &c adj
joins the brick yards OF Alesyrs. Is W.:
Davis and G.. e. Redford and after setting
the clay the land can be sold g building
popular addition to the city. The land 10
admirably located, has magnificent OAK
shade lies on the new efactflc ltnO. about
four squares from tho centre OF tie city &
on one side and about two squares from
number OF Industrial piants on the
other This p'E,opsrry VIII ns sold The
DON'T miss 1t. s|l
For plnts and particulars a. to restric.
tons etc, apply 10 the 0ucttoneer.
TERMS. On lots 80 each In cash. and
the ba lance In monthly payments o. 81
each till the principal and interest q fuI-
ings. one fourth ca shs and the balance Jig
six twelve and eighteen months dsfeYrsA5
payments bearing interest and .sseaIsd by
deed OF trust. Il. e, M0N1oss
85 a. L.sAdamson. Yfe141aAk
AucttoassT. ssss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-24
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL Is, 1902.
ARRIVED.
steamer Brandon. Catherine, Norfolk. mer-


i steamer Brandon. Catherine, Norfolk. I'm mer'
chaniise and passengers. Old Dominion line.
SAILED.
: steamer Lakewood. Craddcck: Scotland AN. ana
lanes River landings. merchandise and passen-
gers r. V. Archer. manager. >-,o,, and
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk :, .. ano
lanes River landings. merchandise ana Passen-
pnras virginia Navigation Company:
steamer Branen d Dcmtnion ne
schooner Mamie Saunders, Roper. EAST New
ark. railroad ties, Old Dominion line; W.
Schooner Peter G.. Schultz; CraWleS' Ne"
York. railroad ties.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL %, 1902.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dortmund New Orleans.
SAILED.
schooner George NJ Grant Providence.
Schooner Lucy Z, Friend Gloucester.
= schooner Miles NJ Merry Norfolk.
Schooner William Z. Palmer. Baltimore.
Steamer s.. T. Morgan. Charleston, 5. I.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-24
!|'h0ll3SBlalC|llC0'
dissatisfied $3.50
Members Stock Exchange.
. Ne Y, Cotten|R,zchange'
Private Tres to
Principal Markets.
Securities.
a Specially.
a Specially.

s,1rginians--Active at 3Ac.a for beat stock.
fancy. S@3hc.; strictly prime, &c.: prime. az q
e PETERSEN RG,fFA., April 23.-PEANUTS--E
Murkef 3n,1ief
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e'.7e:' 1u4u"He su71' u s31ts, 7V5V ua1es
Cotton quiet: mddline. o1sc; net receipts. .
bales; gross. 2.c95 bales; sales, 1860 bales;
stock, 100. $40 bales.
Total to-uay--Net receipts GALL U. s. pcrts),
1860 bales; export to the Continent, 5,20t
bales; stock 613,1s5 ba les
Cons9ldatcd-Net, receipts fall U. s. ports).
2:S67 bales; export to Great Br,tain q. o3;;;;
bales: to France 1,o2s bales; to the Continent,
;. Total since September 1st--Net receipts lall
U. S. portsJ. 7.113.234 bales: export to Great
Britain, oot ba les; to France, 665 Sj3 bales;
to the Continent 2,3;a'l, 500 bales.
PETERSBURG VA. April os.-coIToN-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-24

Richmond. Va. April IL. 1902
a GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING; OF
Petersburg Electric Railway Company
win be held a t the offfcs8of the COM
sspanv. No. 80 West Seventh Street. Man
chester. a T. 10 O'clock a. NJ. on
nose OF selecting officers and directors of
s. said COMPANY and consid erinE and act
d ing upon such othergmat tiers or business
Is may be brought before the meeting.
RICHMOND a Nd PETERsBURG
s ELECTRIC RAILWAY by J.. L. IS
aaner. Secret
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-24

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. April 2S.-Seahoard Air
Line common. 21is @27l4; do. preferred, ATS q
471:. Scaboard As, S5ll @S5ss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-24

Grn. No. = spring wheat 7al.077c.; No. 3
spring. IuMI51cc.; No. = red, Soc. No. 2 oatr
A4A 0l44a4c.: No. white. AG@i61ac.: No 3
white. 1874 Mi6c- No. rye, 5SlsI5oc. Fair
seed, Sl.6S: No. northwestern. Sl.7O; prime
Timothy sed $500 Mess pork per barrel.
SlGI5@l16S0: lard. per 100 pounds. S9.S2R a
$50; short ribs sides Coosel, S9.15@92J; dry
sailed shoulders iboxedl. SI.621s0T7.I5; short
clear sides iboxed). S3.70m9.SD. Whisky, basis
OF Of high wines, S,e Clover Contract grade
diaries. .1M2ic. Cheese. firm at 1olaml3c.
EGGS. steady: fresh. 49, G16c. Receipts
Wheat $4,000 bushels; curi e., 600 bushels;
oats, Il 500 bushels; hogs &c, 600 head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-24

PRISON. ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA.
E. a. Catlin.s Chairman Executive Com
mitteed-Bids re invited for furnish
ing this Institution with all kinds OF
needed supplies, such as heavy and
fancy groceries. dry goods. shoes. etc.
for the three months comm encing May
1. 1902. Forms, giving articles and
quantities wanted will be furnished on
application. Goods are to be delivered
at depot free of charge and a months
rnent. Bids win be opened April Goth
Z. A. CATLTN.
No.6 North Eleventh Stree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-24

COFFEE MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA. April c3.-CoIToN-
Market firm at Sc. for GOOD lots.