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Prices 81 Many Issues "A.
,v,aslnI1ced and Closed at Top.
MONEY WAS MUCH EASIER E:
Fan III Northern Securities Stock Was
e ignore Speculative Party on 's Long
S side Of Market--Bonds We're
1. Rather Dull. but Firm.
special ] to ree Times. pispatch.>

sttaS Nr,y,$yoRK, April 1.-THE speculative
d activity whites developed yesterday ana i
~ was INTERRUPTED BY the announcement. O., OF
y the refusalfo the demands nadc pS ,, vns
g Manhattan Elevated Railway empty ,sa ne
d fo rs comlng for Manhattan. Nyhei, It was
q nerceived that the market was g, be s ss
81 enpt 6for the presentHfrom ING o u.s,utitp
Il = r,ce OF b drop III this stock oppor tunl.y
IlVas taken to start an upward moVein,ee n,
on the part of speculative EartS wl na,,l
d ~ believed to have covered Its short con n
zone ong Of the market Their operathieSn's
4 we're conspicuous in Baltimore and :, ono n &c
,e large re- Nirreh sia ae.
1Nesst Wore Included IN the operations
under this eadership Other Eas s,e,,,n
f&1whate in the market could not be tracea
n to*tfe same sources as the movement ~ ~
witS the eNcepton Of the good ~
sorptiongo Missouri Pacific A6asea on r,d
large February earninEs the Mes.str e Gle
Pacific stocks were ,nen,gn e liz finances
" ha n Street Railway in the
hearing suit against 1.-THE TIE 1pa THiS,ee Of
* tf3a& stock In & the early dealings ana a
te In the day ST Paul. came 1n.o 1n lut
II and Southwestern
q s r., au nartiy So with the execution Of
n Southern Pacific. which was persst ,s -
heavy and made a. gan on ~ r'''y WAS lifted
Sshnrnly1 on "a progressed expecta ton ina "a
The artery dividend would be inere "a;
Stos1ay. The stock reacted about a p s1,f1t
nn'ths maintenance Of tho prevailing divl-a
Snnd rate but saved a fractional net gam.
Il IN spite Of the weakness OF raw c9p pc
and copper stocks ea -, 81 was wa due to fnv-
sS1a +r GG Conditions The advance in
\ 81 ,ea tfer was nominaly due TO reVl W.
r5TGTs S1 ON on fSs
ne A;,a 1vsekivo review Of the iron trade
helped tho iron and steel stoo aor tne Wel
sumpt on n ~ 1n les , ees ana the slight
u Weakness manifest In various grades ,, pe,
s,ng die TO Increased prodncti WIN w
y characterization by the cutting OIL OF ~ IN
money situation Is cor spoSpon ~, !.
y "a sier and shows largely incTeasS,u Sc. sd dp-
pIeS 5so thu mar Northern So
c''i1s ca se was Indicated BY the way IN
svh,ch nm early fall In that stock on the
pra .tTa St sn s}rong and near
ths ena SER st. fouls ana saa
Francisco 1rst preferr ,ev,o MAS sa les dated
n Tor py w haf ., the recent violent decline
The hond market was rather r y w Co. 3d.
-yIJnitcd States bonds were az ''''
tnrb hee total fa sales Of stocks for the day
were 5ls.9oO shares.
IL, MONEY! AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
:, ~ J an call stendy Mt az dlst per cent
osns offered ot Fe Ser pei e een m prme
g.. mnner 5lSG5 per cent. Ster.
1 1nre, exchange firm with ACTUAL business ,sS
S hlls fe s4 sixty fG Gays ssH s
,,ns. "a raiess s4S4lh and conllnerclal
} Rills 81 SEX al ssN Bar silver 49% Ma ,X.
10 y 5ollars. 80 Government bonds STEADY
NJ "a ilroa(1 bonds firm l55. 81
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 1e,--rhe cotton mar
kct opened steady at unchanged prices
to a decline OF points and ruled gener--
ally easier during the entire session. Soon.
after the call July advanced 2G' points,
and after midday short covering brought
about n slight advance. Tho market closed
barely steady ut within | point Of tho low
ges and at dscllno of 4M7 points,
Speculation was quiet during most OF
tile day and seemed to consist almost en-
trely OF professional operations. phrtalt-l
Ing OF an evening up character. The do
clinng tendency was largely due to5runl-
ors concerning shipments Of cotton to this
point for delivery on May and July con-
tracts should such be required. Nothing
very definite developed along t aoG me me
but It was stated that some 2Uo bales
had been shipped here from hlvorpo sa
with more to follow DO tn from tnere anu
from Bremen In case OF another ADVANCE.
These reports were met with lnGredulllS
In some quarters. but the nui! Clique nnla
seemed perfectly willing to allow prices
to slide back, possibly to discourage sup.
mants III this direction. and their ACTIONS
encouraged the room to 90 short. CtheI
news was not particularly Important. put
| had a bearish average Fort For receipts
were 1905 hales against s.eba last year,
| Weather conditions remain favorable, me
| Liverpool market acted about MS expecLeN,
and was generally without Influence, 'Ihe
| Southern spot markets are hrmly held'
| but there Is little business reported, ~
Total sales Of futures estimated ut lOo''
| 900 bales "
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EDITORS VIEWS
What the New York Afternoon. Papers
6 Saw About Yesterdays Trading.
Ii fsuecial to The Ttmes-Dispatch.)

fS !, r,,v YORK. April 1.-THE CONNER
cial- Advertiser says: To.daS,s ,,ne eh ne
Iaaled decidedly more strength thA In - LIZ
trading element tribe mac WITH thpe one or two
sharp declines among the fractions Snt
/ neither the inciients at yesterday's me7
4 tropolitan hearing nor the tn rnea arv
weight in the trading. The first losses
We're instantly regained; then the market
began to harden, and In the afternoon
broke loose In. sharp advance .,,,toa
IS The so-called soft coal stocks exhi plten
the most strength on favorable Reports
y Of their earnings and dividend prospects,
and Pennsylvania naturally moved IN
directors to Increase tho quarterly div'-
dend rate caused a point decline in the
h stock Just after the announcement, but
the rest Of the list was not affected and
even copper shares rallied IN the later
!, dealings,
The market aa whole unquestiona bly,
showed greater vitality than in q long
vance ine Was was based on something more sub
x Ftantial than covering OF short contracts;
in fact. there was very good evidence TINT
leading bank interests bought generously
{ IN their various specaltics to-day.
The close was animated md strong Mt
nearly the best prices,
rhe Mail and Express says: Stock
Z nrices moved up In n conservative manner
to-day and the market. made better ex-
hihition Of strength than generally ex-
nected In nearly all directions the feel
ing was more nptimstIc than of late. md
there was an Increased disposition to pav
Erea ter heed to such factors MS the steady
Improvement on the monetary situation
ia continued large railroad earnings, the
f. favorable harvest outlook md the on.
larPemnnt Of our eXnort trade.
Tho inheritance NJ the country's export
rositIon is herlnnnr to receive that con
n gsidera lion IT Deserves. md the fact Is nov
q dawning l,non the public mind thntat thu
q present rate NJ tho outRn OF domestic rrn
d,,cis nur surnlics will be greatly dmtn
sjshoa hofore the new harvosts.
ftyf prnfessioral operatnr for n long period
A3 rcuvn m the hear side, nra apnarerth
X shiftira fheirlrarket position and TO-DAY
s.rn,n mon pror,ina',i IN this class, irclnd
Firrthe rvestnrr element were free huver
enfsetnr'.e purchasipr nv rr,t-nf-town cen
trse re-nr"'lv WINS also more Of n fcatur
late,
Il VI THO rperinr Post saws. Neither III
y y q y,nr "fril r,oNernrrt" which was adver
tfeed ,'arferenr morning nor the desnair
SIrs re'arse which was started vnsterda,
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ofternoot,, showed any sign OF contlnu "a &c
~ ta tdi MoVem ent Of prices on the Stock
Exchange was Irregular but :, - !! On Ine e
whole the market advanced. ms rs ~,
mainly because fright over an a,nP te'haw e
"tie up" on the Elevated seemed ~ ''e'
vanished overnight. ,o 49, :
Wall street was reassured BY som a
what novel process. Acting 10Y oi,se az en
amateur Fla wlss haws, q oas 'n ,IGs tha Gle
wated guards and trainmen ana re-
ce,ved such answers MS sat Listed most t,s
Of them that strike on the basis o. t y e
refusal OF nine-ho cay WA, MAS 1' i'pht rs
could actunllyHbe obtained, for the tram M,
hand balloting, held to-day and not .eon nt
sniented at the markets close wal secret
Relieved In some degree OF ,anc Est ur rasum-
al ~ SLOW recovery; and, in fact, grew
rather aggressvely strong N .he ora 1n cIss
afternoon. One or two Chicago orn nIsa
even came out nt9 ehg fbo open market stay
so low. It Is we'll enough TINT such voices DC ss
should be hoard Wall Street has heard
too much in the past SIN DAYS oa q r1uiad7
try and Its investment nron,erl'rs ,ru,n ~,
hecnuse the Northern securities G ' 'Si
had lost Its law suit. -, ~
CLOSING prices for stocks were. rather
Generally Mt the best. acttv1tyain inc MS AS
half hour being very resnectaoiise: IN, ~
nere " We're some ATTEMPTS to repeat the
r nrr stocl: Exchange manoe,lvrcs of
''2:45 p NJ. .r,mors ''-that2i s. OF course,
,rhare was also some effort to invite the
.en "a,ne : nv display Of something new
and startling among the speculative
wnros Yesterday It WIS y eather IRE y.
E There Is alwnvs somn patronage which
.or bc attracted hv this sort of Rownrv
--nw Rnt It 20 rnir TO saw that the hot
TOW class 'of atnclrs yvcrc the really note
wnrthv ro,nta NJ strength. Most If ~"
cfcrAorA investment shares improved sub
s.,tnntiallN.
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MARINE INTELLIGENc CT.
PORT or RI cIIMoND, APRIL. 10, 1908,
70 JJTJTn fFA:lhl

PORT or n RICHMOND, APRlI I. 10. 1903,
ARRIVED,
4 steamer Berkeley Guy, Norfolk. m,er-
chandlse and passengers, Old Dominion
Steamer Winyal,, O'Nell PHILADELPHIA,
Pa merchandise and passengers, Clyde
Steamer Poca hontas, Graves. James
river landings and Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers, Virginia Navigation Co,
Emil SAILED.
Steamer Berkeey, Guy. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers Old Dominion
line,
PORT NEwPoRTiN NEWS, APRIL l8. 1903.
ARRIVED.
Schooner George II. lValcott. Boston,
Schooner Alice NJ, Colburn Providence.
Schooner Leorium Thurlow, New York.
ut SAILED.
SchoonergJ, Holmes Blrdsall, Providence
Barge Ohio. New Bedford.
PORT EE,RMUDA IIu inbred. APRIL IS.
t4Et ARRIVED. ~
Barge Magnolia Engel. to load railroad
barge ". III. Zimmerman, Mayo I'd load
lumber. N IA "A l ie
SAILED,
Schooner f. r. Kirk, Crammer, Loads
pine wood. Brooklyn, NJ Y,
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sales OF tobacco on tho .I.ynchburg
market for the two weeks ending Marchs
Is! 1908 rs re ported by Mr.. John Oglespy,,
OF Lynch's Wa re house rs /, on, .on
sold week ending March 2lst. .s9 *; ' !,
soso pounds decrease s Tor we week E-o snd Ing
tober /. ls62, to March Is. 1909. s.25l 900
mounds sold fron, &c October l j 70 20
m sor' isoa Il iso e;r Ia PC pounds ]
last week were mucf IE!ss
caused by the hot and damn ths'rr.5
which got the tobacco ~ very bad cpndl-
ton.i5 II o-thirds of3it ut least was either
in very soft order and hot or more 9 T. less
imouldy. There was hardly,n1 crop offered
thu was not damaged. This materially
reduced prices on all grades, except tlne
wrappers. which was fully sustained.
their he'll 9tobaceo 10 market, hut Pit them q
better Condition t before offering.8it cor
sale. Reeeipts;of bright tobacSos continue
pect much lighter receipts for .the next
l'' <oYIo
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WALL STREET GOSSIP
Norfolk and Western and Louisville Both
Enjoy a Good Advance.
lsperlul to The Times.plsputcl


NEW YORK, April l6,--The stock mar
ket showed some uncertainty In the first
quotations in view OF the rather easy way
in which It sold off on the previous night,
There WAS nothing in the London quota
lions to give any lead, and commission
houses did not seem to be very well sup
piled with orders The fractions reflected
The influence OF the unsettled labor sit.
uation. The railroad stocks hardened up
rather easily after the first few minutes,
MANHATTAN HELD WE'LL.
Manhattan held well In spite OF the
strike reports, People likely to know say
that the places OF the men could be filled
al once II a strike was declared,
SUGAR WAS FIRMER:
American Sugar WIS frmer on the evil
dence of revived activity In tho trade
shown, by the marking up Of the price OF
refined. t|aT L 81
BALTIMORE & OHIO:
There were some scattering buying or.
ders In Baltimore and Ohio through the
commission houses on the fine earnings
published on Wednesday.
| TRADING VERY ACrfVEi
| Trading was not YerY active IL the first
| hour, but tho tone was generaly hard and
| prices mostly advanced after the hrst
4 few minutes. while the fractions rallied
! strongly. Trading ya1 sarH krxeH pro-
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Tho spot cotton8ma was very8quie,i
to-day; quotations reduced 1-l6c. on all
grades. an i.SSs ssS Z. ~
In the future market trading was l,ght
July Jul and and October Prices opened at de-
cline OF S@7 points and later n the Gay;
MS result Of unloading on the part o.
more, finally closing with net losses q
9all2 points on April 70 July inclusiye, and
3d6 points on the balance Of the list t. 20 {, !,
Cotton futures steady: Apl,i ,o y, iooo pig PIC
10 liG1o16; August 9.G0q9.61; September,
tS.70GS. 50; ctober. s .3SdSo9; November,
SPACES 20 4 Decenb er, 8.25GS26.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MAHKET.S
i'7 Petersburg. W., April 40, l9oS.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
HIDES AND TALLoW MARKET,

~ HIDES AND 7TALLUY'-F7T ~ NE I, u
cHIcAGo ILL, April 49, lAlenrzsaliIe e.
demand In country marksA to-day.ass
Eastern tanners have ad9ya need th g,
Views eight cent and hayf been pias ltl!.
Twenty four hundred ttffs, containing
one-third cows. eight three eighths and
seven there-eighths als th nnssa Mnl crz
offer offer car eacsh above basis. Reported
trust Is bidding eight hi(f and seven nall
in Michigan for hides Yenty-flye mR, not
Including steers nostp n, b, " n Pa ey
lines unchanged. but I'm. Packer NOES ss
RtIopg on llght native foWss and Rgandea
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fessional, and about the only active Inter
est Of Importance seemed to be- the West

l-ri1 4 an i5 ~ ( r. q
Is sfs Of Importance so seemed to be the Vest
ern element. AZ n 95Is aSi n ~ {a liS
In view of the alleged revelations /, or
metropolitan It was very Significant eth II,a
Wormser was the principal buyer Oh me
a lily took ok It that he was likely as anybody
to know the real facts Of the case !'
AMALaAMATED COPPER:
attempt to give the Impressl on that an
advance in the dividend might pc eS-
pected. Opinion was, divided but, the pre-
pondera ting sentiment was the oth 'er
COLORADO FUEL:
THAT Western interest which at. one
time made a fight fer the co eh o. t Gu
stock and talking lower prices TOR It.
MARKET SHOWED SPIRIT.
second hour than 1T had done for some
time past, and although the trading was
still professional, It looked as y tne nio mos
active operators were .worHlns, TOT n'Hn n,o
ttS1.'sSa -
NORFOLK & WESTBRN:' "
The Western crowd was talking higher
prices for Norfolk and Western but their
predictions Of an advance N ne d ,Ia 40
did not have much weight, IN view OF
their Inaccurate information on the SUBJ
ject at the last declara lion.
SAN FRANCISCO: ~ ~,
The Baltimore control was credited with
marking up the price OF Frisco common.
There was, of course, a very narrow mar,
ket In view Of the large pool holdings, put
friends of the control claimed the stock
was cheap Mt going prices on It's earnings
and prospects. NJ "a li$, &
PENNSYLVANIA: -.
| The heavy buying of Pennsylvania by
Street e. Norton was taken to indicate.
change Of position by a leading opera TOR
for the fall. 4. H s5S
| LOUISVILLE & NAsTIvILLE:% 81
There seemed to be good buying Z Or
Louisville, and the closing price was the
best of the day. E 5Si ~
AFTERNOON ,TRAD1NG: 5Ss
In the early afternoon the ma rket pc
came extremely dull spite o. OF me ~ nma "a
Carly advance fairly we'll. The Western
The long sido. Although they were PROB
ably getting n long stock they were ape
| to hold the market up without m ln'cerhl
| trouble. Il
TTIE CLOSE: ~.
The close was firm. and but for a little
profit taking by the floor traders, VINO 9
| do not as a rule go home uneven would
! have been about the best OF the DAY.
| There was good buying round the ROOM
| and in some cases 1t was OF more import
| ancc than tho change OF heart shown IN
the Waldorf Astoria and other cltques. "A
| i & a . ? r e liz Z q
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c,-orToNsEEp OIL MARKET. h

NEW YORK, April lGIron further de;
m,, ~ 81 WIS strong on spot and again
hisher. Prime crude, +. OF b. mills s4ap
3Gt,.. ,prime summon yellow, 4iGp45c..., on
summer yellow, S. s939o,; prime MMte:
aGdII7u. ~ prime winter yellow, 46a41c:
prImo meal, $27Q275O nominal. .5
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cows steady on heavy native steers: Two
RS March light Texas steers sold eleven
half; seven Thousand Februa ry-M a. la
branded cows sold ut n!ne.r Rumored IL co
Decent her branded COWS sold nlne-quarterf
from ST. Louis. Butt brand steers are IN
large supply and demand Ii light Coiora-
crate. Heavy native COW hides large
supply; demand easy. n
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Cotton. dull middlins. 1850; net re,
ceIpts, loi bales; gross, Ss9 bales safes, "
bales. stock. 6T,9A bales.
Total to-day at all seaports-Net ra.
celpts. s,on bales export 70, Gre ,ai
Britain sac bales; to the Continent. s,lV
4 consolifiated nj ali scaports-Net re,
ceipts, 60l2 bales; export TO- Great
Britain 1904 bales: to France 81 palesi
to the Continent. 2o.47s bales ~
ports Ne, receipts 72ol ~ bales; export
to Great Britain, s.57o.372 balesito France,
72S,7oo bates; to the Continent, 261s'Sis
bales,
NEW ORLEANS. April ls.-colToN-
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. April 10. 1908
Tho condition Of the tobacco, market
during the week ending April Sd closed
Very ,l firm, Y and 4 we can report higher
prices on all grades in Eood order a IN, nn2
tWnrY active and has kept up about. top
f ne, at previous quota lions. There
We're some good tobaccos FER s so;,5 US
ane'nrices. ranging from SIS to $50, 30 per
hf hun highest price OF the season on
for s,,n-cured tobacco !. \, !, 1 , =.
~ nd strength, and Indications point
award higher prices for good tobacco,
stemmng tobneees haze oh also f "a
,,s,,oi n,,otations. EVe anticipate a market
obnva Tho average for the coming week:
Total amount sold for the week :, the
four warehouses ,,1 1$ "a poGnnds Iota9
= Quotations nre as follows;
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lp1cUMnwn STOCK MApvrr
Richmond. Va. April 16, 1903.
E, $3.50

SALES
!. W II g, centnres-s1oo at %; 500 at 81
Z Broad street Rank-40 shares at 261h; 70
shares at 261s
STATE SECURITIES. Bid, Asked
North Carolina As. c.. 1910. -. lo2
va. as. new, 6. and R., 1892. slas Sd&
Va. Centuries 90 c. and R..... 9lA 90
n RAILROAD RoNDs
"A. c. T., r. r. Con. T. Is,.:,, @ So
Gear Pa Pae aae M 1st es = C. ass 10
Ga. Southern and fla, let5. 1ls .s..
Ga. and Alabama Con. Ss...s1lo
Norfolk and Western Ry. 4's.... 81
Pet az" ela M Ay 5a rof r. G.. is 1sss Ia
RICK rfei o ana Neck. lst Is. isls. 81
s. a. L. Con. LIST As, la5o...ts 50 81
.RAIIRoAD. STOCKS isar
Norfolk and Western com ON 100 100 g So,l *
seaboard Air Line com '.,,.,10o Xxx y
Southern Railway com.......1o0 80 -.
BANK AND TRUST cos.
American National 100 III -,
Broad Street Rank,,,,...'..,.,SS55 ssh 2Sa
M Isy Bank Of Va,,S SN ssA
Merchants National 100 2So .,.8
Planters National '.........-.lo 100 x3O
State Bank or nv WA
Southern Trust Co.,,..,,... 100 ll2I5 =.
| Union Bank Of Richmond, ...,oo -. no
| INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Va Fire and Marine. ,...,...25 81 $50.
| MJSCElI.ANEOUS.
| Amer. Tob Co. pfd,S y. c,..1oOs.. 100
American Locomotive pfd,,.lm o g. q
| American Locomotive com 100 26H ~
| Va Car Chem, pfd,. s p. c...100 l2lh l?2E
| Va Carolina Cham. con....Ul COW gu:
~ OK s-----------.----------- 81
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

/. NEW Il YORK. April 16$--A slightly im-
kot for dry goods, but buyers are still
conservative In their ideas regarding the
future. Instructions have been received
Throughout the country to reduce stock
al far as possible before adding to- sup
plies on hand. tltS sF 5t
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

y, :, ,,oc,, island and Pac. 4s... los
= ~ = Z, ma 81 sSI,o,ls ren. 4's.... 9at.
t,nn,o rnrmina, as !. 4. ........ S2is
,,,,arado ana southern 4's............. SSls
l,.,t,s,yer ~ Rio Grande 4's........... 9s1S
r., 4 nr,or 4,en a ). . 7. 7. 19SA
srls General tgas,;, 4 city ists , &
E,or, ~ :. ~ n1iev 0Gl
louisville and Nash Unified s ' i ~
Manhattan Consolidated gold 49,. ,.tS ~ ~
Mexican Central LIST Inc ................ e.
N MILL, 1Son ana Texas 4s...... 9Sts
#:;s$s fs5s'
M SeM ern b RI nc rs 1O2a
Norf6Srn r. 4H.s fs: s. s.
= dInr Genernl Observation-Disclosures. 06K
a. Iron" Mountain con. 5's.... HE
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!. o,,,r "a ~ !, ~ !. rc,sco as. ~. o61h
~ o,,,s sn,,+hYu am lat 8 a, ...... a61s
St. Lotus southwestern ~ ~
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass as. q 4
Southern Pacific 4s... ~ ~
Southern Railway SIS iieN
Texas and Pacific lists. ;.....'.'.s5i51S9
Toledo, St. T.. and Western 4s...'s..''s ,nau
Union Pacific A R...... :. i u,ys
Union PACIFIC Cow ~ ig9f Z
~, ~ ~ 81 nsifl'' Z. lW bs
81, TSnh i1s;a 71ss
H " s,tiro II 4, q tsEf 100 q
Wheeling and Lake Erie As. ~ 81 z
Wisconsin, Central "a s. ................. 81 81 "
Continental Tobacco as. %
:, ~, ~ ., ia NJ 'iEfi. S4H
BY Nc ,iwa nin 97ss
5s 60 X tarais tri,st AZ 81
H ~, t ~ ctenrrin 81 Inc 345h
~ raro,inaf Ghnm icalNCo com. ..... 61as
Va. Carolina Chemical Co. pfd......'4 - y
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NAVAL sTnREs. i

{. SAVANNAH. GA, April 16.-TURPEN-l
iTINE--Nomina at 49hc.i receipts. ~
reueip,s. ] ,39l barrels; sales, GO barrels;
exports. 465 barrels.
GHAK LESION, s, e., April 16.-TUR-
.PENTI NI1--Nomlnal at 4S&c Rosln----
Mammal.
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EAST BUFFALO, N. =, April 10, Cat.
.TLi-Butchers' grades strong, 10c. higher,
others firm. veals-.steady. Z TOPS t7g
.72i; common to good, s.5o@S5 HOES
others oth@ steady. Heavy. N5o67. go; workers..
s.. 3O07.4O; pigs, s7,25Gl7 IS; stays. s5.5og5,
sheep-stendy; lambs 1oc. lower; ye aar,
I IS; western lambs. s7,40G75O: yea Rings,
sG.5o16.N; ewes, scoops; sheep. top mixed,
s6dlG, q: fculls to good, 8. S5G6.eo. nv
r1NCINNATI, o. J, pril tl6.-HO Gs-Dul
and lower at s6@7. Cnttle-Ensy at y 500
ASS. sheep-Dull at 1895. I amt y At
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