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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-26
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THE SHIP SCARE.
British Seemed to See the Dawn o
America as Marine Power.

(By Associated Prcss.l
garding the intentions Of the managers
of the Atlantic shipping combine vary
with each edition Of almost every news
even the the semblance Of authenticity,
but they serve to enhance the general
scarce which is fully voiced by the start
ling newspaper posters and headllnes:
line steamers City of Paris NOV the
American line steamer Philadelphta) and
the City Of New York (now the American
1856 lssi4,s5o) in SUBSIDIES We're trans
ferred to the American flag. and it is
contended that there is nothing to pre-
vent a repetition Of such action
s The Westminster Gazette, however, So
laces itself with the thought that if the
law by which only American built ships
are entitled to fly, the American flag is
to gain what they lose as ship owners.
Sir James Fortesque- Flannery, NJ. p,
an associate of LloydS and ex-president
of the Institution of Marine Engineers,
takes a serious view of the situation, In
the course of an interview he says the
present movement is part Of well-de-
fined scheme in (. American mercantile and
naval circles, the ultimate object Of
which is to foster American shipbiulding.
He sees in the new shipbuilding yards
important factors In the fast maturing
which he considers must inevitably be
extended in proportion to the present
enormous enlargement Of the American
mercantile marine.
]. p. Morgan. Jr., said to a Representative
Of the Associated Press this evening:
There has not been q single development
in the shipping trust since the announce
ment of the Associated Press of April
based. We cannot transfer ships from
the British to the American flags, and
what is more. we have not contemplated
it. Some of the papers here are certainly
making a. fuss, butsit all appears to us to
be very sensational Journalism. We know
of no opposition to the combine. and
the present moment what the Cunard
and other outsiders plans may be- In
course of time the agreement on which
the trust Is based will be submitted to
the shareholders of the Individual compa-
MES concerned. But a good deal has got
to be done before that happens.,,s -
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MONDAY, APRIL 2sth, 1902,

all Of the real estate belonging to the
Richmond and Manchester Land Company
located In It's addition commonly known
as MARKS" consisting or three hundred
and fifty very valuable lots from Is to
so feet wide and all running back to al
;eys. The brick mansion was built by
the late DR.. Marx for his own residence.
contains about ten very large, hlSh-pttch.
ed rooms built In the BEST manner and Or
sold with the entire square of ground on
which it stands bounded by Sixteenth,
Seventeenth, Albany and Boston streets
The frame cottage fronts on the Peters
burg Turnpike at the corner a OF h5 Sos t1n
very attractive lots and several elegant
oak shade trees. The acreage Is espe-
ciaily valuable for its brick clay, it adj
Joins the brick yards of MesSrs. y. w.
Davis and G.. E.. Redford and after getting
the clay the land can be sold as building
popular addition to the city. The land Is
admirably located, has ma Snificent oak
shade, lies on the new electric line; about
four squares from the centre of the city
other This property will be, sold. The
chance Of lifetime to make money.
Don't miss it.
For plats and particulars as to restric-
ftions. etc, apply to- the auctioneer.
the balance in monthly payments of $
ach till the principal and interest IS full
lv paid And as to the acreage and dwell
ings, one-fourth cash and the balance IN
SIX twelve and eighteen. months deferred
payments bearing interest and secured by
deed of trust re MORTON.
A. L. Adamson. President
Auctioneer.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April c5.-The cotton market
opened firm with prices unchanged to ~ pol 1ir
higher, and after slight reaction under reallz:
ing by the more timid holders. turned strong
OH bulish news from all quarters anu on sul
porting orders from substantial interests. 1lele
was very little cotton for sale, and tho bear
contingent were compelled to compete vigorously
with Tho enthusiastic friends of the marker
for the present crop positions which led the
rise Whereas Liverpool was due to come IA @
points higher. that market worked up 81 @
an advance Of 1-16d.. these prices being new
high record figures for the season thus FAR:
Port receipts were light. the export ciearances
were large, the weekend statistics were ex-
ccptionally bullish: and Southern spot markets
were strong at further general advances. ESD.
mates for an acreage decrease in all States
except Texas, and predictions for very heavy
export movement during the next six weeks,
helped to strengthen bull confidence. Soon after
the call it became known that some so. 200 to
CO. 900 May notices had been issued and were
being stopped by a prominent Creek export
house and by we'll known spot cotton houses.
all of which. it believed will be shipped
to Europe as soon as possible. Heavy New
Orleans and foreign buying in the local ring
increased the alarm of the room shorts, and
their entire attention devoted to reaching
safer ground. July climbed to 9.47 and August
to 922. while April option reached 06O and
May 967. Throughout the session trading was
very active with the market finally firm and
net 2M25 points higher. the present crop options
showing by far the greater advance. Belief that
Liverpool will disappoint the trade tomorrow,
scalpcrs to tax the short side over night on
close.
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ADMITS I |! ] / Thai
HlCA'VE| 4: ORDERS.
=Counsel. for General Smith Says.
His Instructions Were to
XIII and Burn.
a-fRv9Associated press.)

MANILA April 25:-The trial by. court
martial Of General Jacob II. Smith on
the charge Of conduct prejudicia to good
discipline began today. General Lloyd
wheaton presided Colonel Charles Wood
ruff, counsel for the defense, said he de-
sired to simplify the proceedings. He said
he was willing to admit that General
Smith gave instructions to Major w a ll1
to kill and burn and make Samar q howl
ing wilderness; that he wanted everybody
killed capable Of bearing arms and that
he did specify all over ten years Of age
as the Samar boys OF that age were
equally as dangerous as their elders.
Captain David D.#Porter. Marine Corps,
and Lieutenant John H. A. Day, Ma.
rine Corps, were the only two witnesses
examined. Their testimony developed
nothing new.
Major Littleton W. Waller. Marine
Corps, will be the only other witness for
the prosecution He was unable to be
present to-day, owing to sickness, but it
is expected will be in attendance to-mor-
row. "
The defense viii call several officers Of
the Ninth Infantry.
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LOCAL. STOCKS.
Chemical Again Strong, and Traction
and Seaboard Issues Prominent.

The stock market was stronger and
more active yesterday. with the public
showing more desire to come in.
Chemical was again strong, the COM
mon selling as high as 8751s and the pre-
ferred at 131 Is. American Cotton Oil sold
as high as 53A, and closed somewhat be-
low the top: Southern Railway and.
Louisville were both features. Southern
Railway common selling as high as 3SA
and closing at 50 bid on large trading.
Louisville opened at 126A and sold as
high as 1884 The prospect of peace in
strengthened the value Of both Of these
stocks The Steel stocks were also strong,
closing at 43311ss
Traction stocks and Seaboard issues
again received a great deal Of attention
in Baltimore and Richmond markets. Sea-
board was very strong, selling as high
s27z forth ommon,s while Traction stock
was bid for both in Baltimore and Rich
mond at
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CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO, ILL, April 25.-Rains in the four
big surplus wheat and corn States played havoc
with the price of grains on the Board Of Trade
to-day and caused a commotion for a time that
resemhled stampede. For the first hour It.
was nothing but sell, sell. SELL Prices fuct-5
uated SO widely and wildly that for n time
a panic was feared When traders recovered
their heads the pits QUOTED down somewhat
had too much the best of >.he argument to allow
prices to recover. and May wheat closed u a
J &c. lower; May corn 1c. down and MAY oats
1e.S of: Provisions. though showing independent
strength for time. could notwithstand the
pounding in grains and they closed 5Ql71s to
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RATES ARE BURDENSOME.
Among Smaller Towns to
Get ReIief-More Room for Continental

There is distinct movement among
tobacco men in many of the smaller
towns of Virginia and other States to
secure relief from the burdensome insu-
rance rates now imposed upon them. The
Tobacco Association of the United States,
with headquarters in this city, is being
asked tc take some steps in the matter,
and will in all probability do so.
Some time ago the association took ac-.
ton looking to a betterment Of condi-5
lions in respect of insurance and ap-
pointed an insurance committee, COM
posed of representative men from all, or
nearly all, Of the tobacco trades in the
South. Suggestions were made whereby
fire risks might be nlinimized. Precau-#
tons In the way Of cleanliness in facto-s
ries, brick construction, proper heating APP
paratus and other points were advised. All
this was well enough and met with
immediate favor, but the small towns
constitute q. special case, in which some
further and perhaps more radical steps
are needed. It is held that in these
places the insurance rates are almost
prohibitive.
Letters concerning this matter are be-
ing received by the Tobacco Association
from various sections Of Virginia and
the South. Each has for its burden the
securing of relief from the present rates,
and lit is suggested to the association
to take the necessary steps. ust what
action will follow has not yet been de-
termined upon.
The Continental Tobacco Company, it
is understood, is hard pressed for stor-5
age room in this CITY, and contemplates
either the erection or the purchase of a
nsw warehouse. The company stores
great quantity of its tobacco in this
city.
The Japanese tobacco agents here, it
Is understood have been directed to res
main, in this country for another year
Hereafter, however. they will be station
ed in Danvillc--nstead of Richmond and
other places They will leave here about
the LIST of May.
According to an interview in the Irish
Tobacco Trade Journal, Thomas Gala
her, who was here some time since and
who recently bought the factory of Al-i
fred IT, Harris here, admits that he has
been approached by both the American
and the Imperial Tobacco Companies, and
that the American Company has held over
his head the threat Of extinction.
Punch, the London comic weekly, gets
In a recent issue with a lick at tho war
ring tobacco trusts in Great$Britain. Cop
les of the paper containing the cartoon
are being semitic tobacconists here by
London Commission men. The paper re-.
presents the two concerns-the American
Tobacco Company and the gImperial-ass
pirates with the Retail Tobacco Trade
! of England in the guise of a woman both
sscrambling to apture her. Meanwhile:
the Retail Trade is #uttering yoclferously
..Unhand me villain! Twill sell myself
to neither Of ye! .sz=S
Among the out-of-towns tobacco men
in the city here yesterday We're the fol-
lnu1in essrs Sterling Snlit ofSWins-s
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MARINE 1NTELLIGENCR
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL Is, 1902.
AppTuEn

Steamer Brandon, Catherine, Norfolk mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Barge F. w. Carmiskey, Jr., Egan, Perryville,
coal, E. P. Murphy & Son.
SAILED.
Steamer Winyah, Simmons Philadelphia, Pa
merchandise and passengers, Clyde line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Grayes, Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and passen-
gers. Virginia Navigation Company.
: Steamer Lakewood Craddock, Scotland and
James River landings. merchandise and passen-
gers, F. V. Archer, manager.
Steamer Brandon, Catherine, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion line.
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BALTIMORE

IS BALT1MoRE.AI MD. April 25.---FLouR-steady
and prices UNCHANGED. Wheat-Dull and lower
southern by sample @s5c. corn4Duil and
easy; mixed and spot, 81 the month. 64t a.
white 81 1880. Rye--Steady I; & No. nearby
60@6ls. Bntter.Firm3a and lower; z fancy tmtts..
ton. sc &c Il ancyscreamery, " 2scs ERE
Firm and unchanged Cheese and sugar-Eirm
and unchanged
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PUBLIC BUILDING BILL.
Will Be Put Upon its Passage In House.
Newt sTIfecdav

(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, April 25.-An under
standing has been reached to the effect
sthatethe House will pass a special rule on
Monday by which the omnibus public
building bill will be considered on next
Tuesday with three hours debate and
then put on its passage. The bill Is the
most comprehensive ever presented, pro-
viding for new public buildings in every
State in the Union except two, at to-
tai expediture Of about SIS, 800, 0OO
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NEW YORK April c5.-CoFFEE-Th market
for coffee futures opened steady with prices
points lower and continued to ease of. as the
heartened longs: combined with bear pressure
and az, selling by importers. caused the heaviness
The close was steady with prices net 5el1O
points lower Sales were As. 500 bags Spot Rio,
dull; No; invoice, 7-16c.; mild, quiet; Cor.
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||1i0 ! | ! | !:
Established 8 $685.
Members n. Stool. Exchange.
Members n ! Cotton..Bzchange|
Private Wires to
Principal Markets
Investment Securities.
a Specially

3,015 head ;steers firm to shade higher, hn l
and COWS strong steers. bulls. ss1s &c
100
head, market arm; voals. s4@7; city dressed ed
ia1nbs1Receipts. head SLOW for ali grades;
prime clipped stock about steady; unshorn sheep,
81; CLIPPED euiis. $3.50: uns6orn lambs, $50
1e24a;.clipped lambs; $5 : @6;75; spring g Ing
Rs east m ha.
s5.5o@s:25: Hogs Receipts: S, 800 head, slow
s3a smis hSssr sheen mi1sa
iambs.Reeeipts, $4,000 head, active and ioc.
hhgheE q. lambs sheep strong tEg top lambs
ShssP. %,zsS ss&s3s fs sS + good $500
&c 900 head steady good to prime steers
sTs and feeders. saTS@5. So cows :r'o si5o@s $685.
ss b f Sd5o@s
900 head to morrow. 10000 head left over er
1000 heud;, opened strong to &c. higher. closed
good to choice heavy. s72o@75o: rough io 5ea Nv,
sss Sc 9S@ light bn16 q sales
and lambs steady; good to choice wethers, sS.9o
az; western sheep. s4.75@6; native lambs,
cilppeed, $4.75@6.65; western lambs, clipped,
5.25@660. 80
st EAST e51ies April e It'll q
good, s5.s5@6.35 Hogs-Higher: prime heavy,
S7.35@7. 40: best mediums. s7.25@7.3 30; heavy
pigs. S6.6O@67o; roughs. s5@6. IS. Sheep.
Steady; best wethers. $5.5o@5. 65; culls and
common, s2.5o@3 $50; veal calves, $5@5.5O.
). CINCINNATI. o.. April 25.-HoGs-Easy
Ss5.7o@1 271a. Cattle-Steady, $2.5o@65o
S3.5Q@7.10. - " -
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TRIED TO BREAK STRIKE.
lima, Ohio, Street Car System is Tied

{By Associated Press.y
3 LIMA, O., April 25-The street railway
company made an Intellectual effort to-
day to run cars and break the strike of
yesterday. Motormen who were per-
suaded to take cars out We're Immediate
~ driven off by the strikers. w. D..
Green, a former conductor, wa s knocked
from his car and kicked and beaten. He
swore out warrants for the arrest of sew
eral strikers. No cars are running and
there is no likelihood of any starting. to-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-26

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT a
general meeting Of the stockholders OF the
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
CO. has been called by the Board o9
Directors of said Company, and win DO
held at the Office OF the Company In the
city OF Richmond. Va. at II O'Clock A..
M on MONDAY the 2th day OF May
AID. 1902 The object of the stockhold-s
ers' meeting, as stated In the said reso-3
luton, is to have the stockholders CON-
slider and act upon the consolida ton and
merger OF thei Savannah. Florida and
Western Railway Company. q corpora
ton organized under the laws OF tho
Z States Of South Carolina. Georgia, Flort-
da and Alabama, and OF all OF Its capt.
tai stock, properties and franchises. with
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com
pany. and its capital stock. properties
and franchises; and to consider and act
,ipon the agreement for such conSoi1da-s
tfon and merger entered into by the
directors OF said two Companies. which
& Is to be submitted to such meeting, and
further to consider and act upon nuch
& other matters as may be presented a.
the meeting in connection with such
consultations and merger.
Dated April 10. 1867.
ATIANTICsCO COAST LINE
RAILROADsC COMPANY.
JAMES F-8PoST sscretary.
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SCOTCH COAL COMBINE.
j. p. Morgan Interested in the Ne gotta
tons.

tons.
(By Associated Press.)
EDINBURGH, April 24.-The Eevening
News of this city says negotiations in
which j. p. Morgan is Interested are on
foot to combine the Scottish coal compa-,
MES with a capital of G3,0OO,OOO (s15,00O .OOO).
1t is also said that General Lord Mel
haven and Stenton, a Scotch representa-.
tive peer, is to be the head of this con-
Germ.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
PnANuT MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA, April 25.-PEANuTs-ou
virginians-Artice at BIC. for best s b7e <
Fancy 3MShc.; strictly prime, &C.; prime, 2aec.
PETERSBURG, VA. April 25s-PEANU TS-
Market quiet.
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5NEWARK, N. J.. April q 25.-Henry
Schaub was hanged here to-day for the
murder of his wife and child. The drop
fell at 1910 o'clock. AS the body fell the
mans head was nearly severed, and blood
spurted from the neck.
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OF ALL 1t16..z f1EAIsEGolA IG De
LONGING TO THE
Richmond and Manchester.
Land Company,
Public Auction.

Three hundred and fifty Lots. elegant
Brick Dwelling. very attractive Queen
Anne Cottage and fifteen acres Of first
class Brick Clay. fronting on Maury. Al
bany. Boston. Chicago, Delaware Streets
and the petersburg Turnpike in the coun-s.
.ty of Chesterfield. Va. adjoining the city
Of Manchester, enjoying all the benefits
thereof without municipal taxation Pur-
suant to resolution passed at a meeting
of the stockholders OF the said company
on the 9Th Of February. 1902. the officers
viii sell at public auction on the premises
beginning promptly at 2 o'clock p. NJ. on
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Cotton. steady; middling, 8 11-16c.; gross re.
cepts. SO bales; les, l20 bales; stock.-1S7 S5a

Tota! to-day-Net receipts (al U. s. ports),
Sasl bales , export to Great Britain. 21.o 6s
G, 23s bales: stock, 5ss, so6 bales. . .
- Consolidated-Net receipts (all q. S. portsl.
90 3s4 bales: export to Great Britain, As, O96
So. 292 bales. 800
Total since September 1st-Net receipts (all
u. 5: ports. Z. $50. Isl bales: export to Great
Britain 2s37 .067 bales; to France 1853 $50 bales;
to the Continent. 2s45, POS bales.
PETERSBURG. VA, April o5.-COTTON-
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON. N. c., April 25.-sPIR1Ts
MISUNDERSTANDING doing; receipts, %
casks. Rosin-Nothing doing; receipts 27o bar
rels. Crude turpentine-Firm, 81. 35@2.50; re-
ceipts *, barrels. Tar-Firm, $l.20; receipts,
160 barrels. $780,
SAVANNAH; GA. April 25.-TURPENT1NE-
Firm. 42Hc.; receipts, COZ casks; sales, / 294
casks; exports, 1883 casks Rosin-Firm; re-
ceipts 1,52S barrels; Sales 427 barrels; exports
4, 764 barrels Quote: A, Is, C., d, S1.20;z E.
SIPS; g. 81 :s5; II. S.. SIS; i 81 95; X, $e.45; NJ
$2.S5; N. $3.25; w G, $3.50; W W, $780,
TINE AND ROSIN-Unchanged
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The leading

steady. No. 3 spring. wheat. 74A @74Sc.: No.
red, s2 : 1ssS zsi No; yellow corn 6s1ac.
No. white. a. G1451 No. rye. 5sc.a Fair
to choice mailing barley. 666e9c.: Mol nax.
seed. 81 .6S: No. L northwestern. $1.79 Is prime
Timothy seed. s6.9o@7. Mess pork, per bar
rel: Sc. 65@16!o: lard per ] 90 pourtls So. sah
ssalted shoulders fboxedl s7T5sx s7S = short
clear sides fhoxed1. s97o69 so. Whisky. basis
Of high wines. 81 80. Clover; contract grade.
diaries. Ira 20c. Cheese. steady at 1ois m13c..
Esss. easy sn - fresh 15A M15lsc Receipts
oats, 10 900 bushels; hogs, 1900 head.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Richmond. Va, April %, 1902.
SALES.

Seaboard Air Line preferred-10 shares at
473.; 10 shares Mt 1TS4; 100 shares Mt As.
Scaboard Air Line common-1O shares at 27A
100 shares Mt cS.
virginia Carolina Chemical preferred-5 shares
at 1872; % shares at ~: so shares ut 1872; 100
shares at 1872; so shares at 1872; 20 shares at
Seabonrd Air Line 4's-s7. 900 at s5T.
American Locomotive preferred-50 shares
Virginia Carolina Chemical commons shares
at IS.
STATE SECURITIES. I'D. Asked.
North Carolina As, c., 1a10....... Jos
North Carolina 6s, c.. 191e...... 1913
va SIS. new, C. and r.. 19S2..... 95
Va. Centuries, 2-3 c. and Re-. 95K 951h
CITY SECURITIES.
Rich City SIS, R.. 1920-1ao2. III -.
Rich. city As, R.. ls2o-loso.:... los =.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlanta and Charlotte list rs. r.. 114h -.
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CATTLE MARKETS
NEW YORK, Ak1l xReoofDta
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pALr1MoRE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE ND. April :5.-seaboard Air
Line common. - Is a:7A; do. preferred, AIS q
ISJ.. Scaboard As, unchanged.
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COFFEE MARKET

!: PETERSBURG. VA, April o5.-COTTON-
Market firm at Sc. for good lots.
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Richmond. Va, April Z, 1902.

A .GENERs..a MEETING OF THE
stockholders of tho Richmond and
Petersburg Electric galway Company
will be held at the office of the COM
many. No. 300 West Seventh Street,
Manchester. Ya., Mt 10 o. clock A.. ID. on5
THURSDAY, May l. 1902, for the pur-s
pose OF electinS officers and directors
s of said company and considering and
mess as may be brought before the
meeting.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RAILWAY by J IL
Haner, Secretary.
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Among the out-of-towns tobacco men
in the city here Yesterday We're the fol-:
lowing: : Messrs Sterling Smith. Of Wins.
ton, NJ G.; Lipscomb. of l.reenville, s..
c.; and w ..sSsl4. Clary, OF Rocky Mount,
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Spot cotton closed steady. 3-16c. higher: mid
ding uplands. 11-l6c.; middling gulf, 8 1911 &C.;
sales, 129 bales. 4sl5S,
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Fu,n1,hec by Mcssrs. SCOTT q sTR1NGFEIow
Mem Sers New York Stock Exchange. :,
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MOOSE CUT MANS THROAT.
Hanged for the Murder of His Wife ant
(By Associated Press. J

Child. .
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CINCINNATI, o., April 25-HOGs-Easy.
S5.75@7. 271a. Cattle-Steady, S25o66. SO
SSheep- sl 81. 50@540. Lambs-Lower,
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ENGINEERS. FIREMEN, MACHIH1STS
and Electricians send for ,40-page pamgh-s
let containing questions asked py FL
engineers license Address GEO. A..
TELLER. Publisher. Room 5l6. Is South
4th ST., st. Louis, Mo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-26

The Japan tobacco agents here, it
Is understood, have been directed to re-
main, in this country for another year
Hereafter, however. they will be station
ed in Danvillc--nstead Of Richmond and
other places They will leave here about
the 1stSof May.
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FOR LE-CEIIPPENDALE. CLAW
= foot FURNITURE and Beautiful An
zTIOUES of every description at lowest
prices. Public especially invited to call
and examine OUR large stock. No. II
East Main 80