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Schooner Mary H. Palmer, Bang
Hchoofier Ultn CITY Providence.
Barge Puritan New Haven.
Steamer At1isteidyk lRotterdah1 and AM
BANK eli EARRINGS ii
Table Giving Figures for Principal
HIttas az the Country
nv Associa Press,

4i5 I'M Associated Ptess.) VI A tsg,3 IN
v NEW YORK, April 3--The following
table complied BY Bradstreet shows the
bank olearings at a number Of tho princi-
pal cities for the week ended April I'd,
with the percentage OF Increase, ~ com.
pared with the corresponding weok last
year. sixty-four other cities Ate included
In the total! rs #
New york st.44A.s7s. 4sa. increase 4 sIs;
Chicago $l6s,2O1 .g1S. increase "a; Boston
$ia1,6se,672, decrease "A; philadelphia t116,-
6e9, oS1. increase 1874 st. Louis S46, 0l4117,
decrease so; Pittsburg 62,277 467; Increase
AZ; San Francisco S, S74, 7S7, increase 1876;
Baltimore 80 ,57e, 49, decrease 40, Cinoin-
natl $21,9 800, increase i'll: Kansas City
SIS, 7.7SS, Increase So; New Orleans Q2,-
500, 40, increase s4s: louisville sl1 ,6ss. ss33
increase 16.2; Richmond q, 49,. b7s, decrease
1875; Washington y, Oh, 642. increase 81; sa-
,vannah $685., 0O1, increase 63.S; Memphis
$3.81, 2D, increase s7.9; Fort Worth "a
812 $3.50, increase 3S2; Atlanta 81, 0S, SOL, In
crease ~; NASHVILLE $2.10A424 increase
as, Norfolk 81, 457.1a5; Augusta t1;6l7. 01s.
increase 601; Birmingham 81, 49, OH, In
crease $40; Little Rock $s2s 935, increase
1910; Knoxville $81s, 4O5, incrense 17.9 Ma
con 1906 900, increase 82.3; Chattanooga
$685., 600, increase 40.7; Jacksonville 1891. =
1b4, decrease 159; Houston 1924 0a7. 212; do
crease 1916; Galveston Ss,36s,4oo increase
12.s1 Charleston q OK. 62s: totals United
States $2,31o.S7s,492, increase TIC; outside
New York 1915 800, $50, increase 6.s: totals
Canada So, o3S, 619, increase k.b. i E
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<. COTTON 1T, /, 81 STATISTICS
Weekly Statement Shows Decrease r''l'}5 OF
5000 Bales Under last Year.
(By Associated Prsas.)

sllS (By AIsooiat ted Prsss.)
S NEW ORLEANS, LA, April Score
tary Hester's weekly colt stat ement ~. !.
sued to-day shows for the three Gays OF
April q decrease under last year OF a,ooo
and q decrease under tho same peF 'S''j
year before last OF q, 900. + (.
b FOR the ais days OF the season, that nave
elapsed, the aggregate Is ahead OF the
a M g days last year 136. 900 ana ahead oI
the same time year before last 62s, coy. 5
THE amount brought into sight during
the past week has been 1913 1856 agalnst ~ 90 4s
for the same seven days last year ana
las, 4o1 year before last. US II
4 I Tho movement since September ISL
shows receipts at all United States ports
- Ia !: oSa gl73 against 6,a 40s4 last year;
fovarlnnd across the Mississippi. Ohio and
Potomac Rivers, to Northern mills and
Canada. e4o,7M against 99eS9S last year.
Interior stocks In excess OF those held az
the close OF the commercial year 1885, 20
against 21,6sa last year. Southern mill
taklngs 1,305. 800 against 1,24b sls last yeaF,
The total movement since September lst
is 9,515ss7 against s437 ,sl4 last year ana
$3.50, $40 year before last. 5 H,
d Foreign exports for tho week have been;
1s2s75 against 1o2,e2l last year. making
the total thus far for the season b.9t3,2s7
against 5,6A5, e62 last year. {.
The total taklngs OF American mills,
North ana South, and Canada, thus Tar
flor tho season have been s.24s,9 sl against
S,11o, 1903 last year, \. !, I.
stocks at the seaboard and the q lead
ing Southern interior centers have DO
creased during tho week ~, 1888 y bales
against a decrease during the corresponds
Ing period last season Of 81, 63S,
Including stocks left over at ports ana
interior towns from the last crop, the sup
ply to date Is a,788 ,911 against Q, 7s7'6W Tor
the same period last year. W
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J. EDITORS !; 7 u I! VIEWS.
What the New York Evening Papers
Have to Say Of Yesterdays T rading
lsnec,al q me rlm,eeu.plspa ton ID =

Especial 10
5f NEW YORK, April 3.-The Commercial
xont one 81 s those eStraSranary tranafor
When speeuatve operations ps Rss IN one direo.
se4at 90 IN the foreno Sas e1treme weak
meas prevailed in almost every quarter.
The selling, was particularly heavy In
point below e. previous low level; II
e sa,'1 Paci fie. The sharp break in tho LAST
To-Day Being beH the last day before the CLOSE
( OF the books there was no further incen-,
two to buying the sshares tor Representa-
ne Meeting Bot aG Wn o. 's
I tSe Uncertainty q the decis lon Of the
sent ou viii b. saaded down early
"a "a further break in Copper metal
dsne X tie sopper 70 Shares sss the steeR
I NIehange. There was nothing, aside
from the special developments, to explain,
he Yea was Very Uniform in the
n first hour; at the end OF that time cyl:
dence had begun to appear Of substantial IN,
thrown assaSy i RaS Brooklyn RAPID transit The
rest Of the market responded with q
II! The movement nov proceeded rather timtdly
until the last hour, when what looked
sources was made to bid prices up as
The demonstration was so sudden and
\ unexpected that 1t created a stampede
among the floating short interest and the
urgent demand from these operp,tors ear,
out the early losses. but leaving practi-
caly every thing on the list substantially
h' Rnmo !ar Of III ussttlement Of the south
ern Paoiac contest through the good Of
Aces OF a leading banking house was the
Stock Exchanges version OF the AFTER
noon upturn, u,
The Evening Sun says: During the. fore
noon the stock market was exceedingly
unsettled, and, while shortly after mid.
day, enjoyed an extensive and general
rally Under the lead OF Brooklyn Rapid
transit. the trading retained nervous
and uncertain tone, Money was In MUCH
!, bstter supply than It was earlier In the
week although the average OF the days
Borrowing on call was still effected at stlff
) figures. :, -.. ".
losses to the Treasury yesterday, and
IN to this morning showed a total loss TO
t fht Institution since last Friday OF ST.
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PRODUCE MARKET.
Richmond, Va, April 3, 1903.
QUOTATIONS, "a
NEW YORK. AprIl s,--FLouR- Quiet,
but very steady; Minnesota uaents, $500

NEW YORK. AprIl Quiet,
but very steady; atinneaota uasnts, $3.50
IL Byifl fsaFo:sS,s; do.a'A.asy.
opened steady, but met sach heavy seii:
Ing that and
sh aHx itatvor.blo Weather nsws, ssll;
o~ ss asS g o, t::s' !. f ss 5a HS
q; o5.a ss9ss@G'tNi No : nominal option
stsadlsr On Opening qR cables pss but ct onsS
sssns export trsds ana colder weather
West were among the bear factors; IT
sssss Nay fr s ss''e 5a III;
q 6attssak No oossa 'l e Options weak
4: s;ssss$.e
SSs - s S,s4S;{S S aipsSsias-
cofseeZThe market s4E cof9fee sutS adS,s
lowest paint rssoTdsa; : The e, & decline was y
Under ceiling 6y noIses roo %1n EaHEepe
s sether With consid erabie liquidation as q
result O. lower EuropesH wsEkets g s ~
heavy primary movement on n Il. sa3es, H;U "
spss R Si'SAs asas s. SIaSeiss
regular, K!c, and Molasses-Tirm. -
state dairy ii76Ho, Ghesse-Firmi State
made, 49,; small white. l4Ae, Eggs
ssoutttihern, m l@i4c. Potatoes-- staadyi State
and Western. PEI. $50 pounds. y 7692; Long
Isand,, lonSs. Jersey sweets, ia.to9S " 9,
4, Sahu other eds domestic. 4@aHs cabba gess
Firm; DOMESTIC, per barrel. old toc.9tli
new. NB0a cotton-By steamer to Ldy-
erpool, lac,
as GIqAa192 s Rasss
Waa down ~, and oats 7s9Ao, 2oWeH
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list, though the new crop options remain
Ing II, 4 the Influence Of favorable weather
in the South, "a displayed weakness. Firm
100, for May there was slight reaction
on the comparative fullness Of the days
receipts, but the market was almost An
Which carried May back to 1907 and Au-H
gust Sto ea After thi. Lowell had beer,
walls 1of rea q tion, h was generally firm and
closed steady with late positions UNI
changed 70 5 poin e higher and near op..
futures 10000 bales. 81
The continued coiume OF exports and
kets are pointed to az likely to deter ship.
.ments Of cotton TO this port, and shorts
seeln sno immediat4 prospect OF e OBTAIN O. n
readily became nervous upon shows Of
strength BY the bull factors. I, !, The FL ! Ger
NJ COMPARED Win Isl. 500 bales last year.
Exports to-day wore IS, 74e bales against
port receipts OF 10. 600 bales.
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~ r. ~ m "a 1,ev have apparsn tly made on1y
small access!ons e their casn .m no,uttns 6f
BY reason Of the, interior m ~ nrolini
nary estimates showed = net loss 81 70 O. tn ns
banks with tho course OF tne WeeA =
q - 2ss o. y dea ,nr, showed lore clearly
ih ma aenn!yt SS else today was that the
clients Of commission house! were aga,i.h
iiquidating. their peeuianvo -, Son beinR
a asats aha at Time when genuine demand
1or securities ia almost wholly WIZ n
drawn. One disturbing ,nfiu vsrv a N ia1
forenoon N mar merkSt points in southern Pac
~ althoueh many astute obserye5s o.
t the deainss believe at that tnS go saf
o wat The .sg southern Paadc de.,Ensa T.
In other directions ~ \, !. =. u, 4.
van png lit u were Extremely va me deal;
in1x In the last hour OF business e. we're
OF particularly exciting and tu n, ,iers
character Southern pac 4 vs, snH 1xht deal.
quickly syna sn aro o6 Rap scored
a further sharp advance, Il ,jisf
Il The Evening Post says: Very heavy
lIoudation uncertainty over me t outcotthh e
Of the compl!catons growlng Gas ARM
padf 8a ns the Governing factors
4 MO tonday's market. Southern PACING fe ~
on 81 points. ana for I'm, i,ls 81. .IJnder this
Influence SVEN 1 9ef5,ne Pa a II
YORK Central and az In Sugar, With aver Yer.
are losses OF point or so IN otner, aGe ~
STRENGTHENED many sections q tn Io. .mst
and made good q portion OF ing to nawS
n r ond on = American Issues were heaVy,
but & other stocks ruled strong. w ~ t,,ra
aharn advance In Sconsols as, the teat .l
eign buyers did little. buying g few OF the
more active shares on balance a..
Announeemens that uo,,, Gef bs made PUB
rae1dc ease w1p,n eee prices
ADVANCING throughout the list n IN, me me
influence Of heavy speculative buyin 8. LIE
market then became very q c1lye. oo thnr
ern Paeic adyanelns nn 70 po 3e a early de-
ne Anal trading, however gouthern- Pact
10 fHo dropped back 10 b7h and some lrregH,
lnrity developed, although the marhet -
1eneral held firm.
The n1ail ana Express says: The inter
national security markets to.day. prese an
"a csat5aast IT .tf s9aa n ooasos
and other British home Issues, ana 10 M, New 7,
ana odk industrlai Stocks IN the early opera
Tens Al sasdoS b W q mGasS revys
oYu1 eonfidence thore and started active
bhyinc Tor Investment. under which con- n
aoIs rose sharply and closed at ~ III ~
the situa tion IN the local ma Is l
hes! expreissMsn ectric Ak In solthern Pael-
nc, aA in Genealogical ,,sson G and LseKa
wanna Delaware and H is 80 anu Of
o other issues, including all the leading ling
RAILWAYS, }s3. ~ 4e.si sss;{ 4 ts IA
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT y AND PEA MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA, April 3,-The peanut
market IL quiet day, Tho only. change
In prices IL Spanish NUTS. which have
dropped in price TO " 70 ( : hushel Tho
|. Fancy S quiet at 3d.; strictly prime,
2Ec.: brine, 2Ac. !. low grades. g.; ma
Cline picked, 292Ac.: Spanish, Tho. PEE
and speckle peas. +, clay and red peas.
Soc Peanut bags In bales-6s In. 4.l0c.i
PETDRsBuRd, VA. April s'.eFEA I;
,7i1o: sellers asking more. Vir.inia's-
Quiet At Sc. 1tgE " s3tIs u.s. ljBy {s
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8-CATTLE MARKET.

Reoeipts, 100 head, active, hiEher:. Good
e prime steers s4soS GO poor; I, to n ~;
"a ~ TsxaSsfed steers S4boa6. Hogs Re
ceipts to day, 1900 head, tomorrow, ~
90 head; left over, I, 800 head opened 1oc.
lower. closed stronged. Mixed and pn1c q
rs 4 heavy. 8 .lSa7 s; light. tss597 2;
bulk Of sales 7.l5G7. IS eep-Reoelpts;
I 100 head . sheep and lambs steady. GOOD
to ohoioe wethers, $4.6696, 6; fair 70. choice
mixed, Il a. 60db65 so: native lambs, IS bO07 80;
IV eskern lauha S. COOS 80. ~ w n ia!l
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v H 4, AND rAL1ow MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL, April S-Allen Miles
market letter: Country market stronger,
despite threatening labor sltu,auooaa; G Car
Quarters: . car butts sold to-day at eight
three-eights and seven three-eighthA. ad-
vance Of one-eighth.. Y. y,
Boston tanners still holding on waiting
90 small that even moderate demand Is
sufficient to matnta tain firm market Pack
or hides dull, but steady. Packers look
for more activity soon. Twelve hundred
February Coiorados sold at hen-half; two
cars February heavy native Cows sold at
snine-half. New 2 ork wires six thousand
dry hide; Porto Cabellos sold twenty-quar..
ter, decline 8three-quarter cent. Reported
ton thousand Maraoalbos sold at nlneteen-
half drop full cent.
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FIVE OF CREW5WERE 4.
LOST WITH STEAMER
nv A.so,clat ted lpEr,,el.s,s, !

y JAC,KsONVlIIN, FLA April s.--A
telegram received hero Tonight from
Captain Johns, of the all-fated steamer
John q. Fiji, who Is now at New Or
leans, with ak OF his crew, was rescued
BY the steamer Excelsior, verlaes the rel
port that the steamer WIS loss together
with ave OK her crew, ofs the coast Of
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 8. 1908.
ARRIVED. IS
steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. OLD Domln-

merchandise and passengers. Old Domln'
Ion line 7, . :, ~ 't
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves Norfolk
and passengers, virginIa Navigation 60,
md James River landings. merchandise
steamer winyah, O'Neill' Philadelphia,
Pa, merchandise and passengers, Clyde
st steamsr Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers, Old Dom!n-
lon line.
$500. ~ M '8 ARRIVED, 3 gg45{
Steamer Baltimore Courtney, Baltimore,
passen gers and general cargo.
: Steamer Mary Tyler Haynes Mattapon!
River landings. passengers and general
cargo sla5is,
Steamer Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo s
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL 8, 1908,
ARRIVED,
steamer westward II. O., Galveston.
Schooner g. r, Blackburn, Bangor.
Barge Reattie, Boston, Nh 3t
SAILED.
Steamer Iran, dalveston.
Steamer Westward Il. O., Bremen.
Schooner Susie II. Davidson. Charleston,
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NAVAL STORES,

WILMINGTON, N. c., April 3-SPlR-
IT'S TURPHNT1NE nominal; re-
ceipts, III barrels. Crude Turpentlne-5
Firm at S2.4o04; receipts. 100 barrels. Tar
Firm at sl.65: rece! pts. 26s barrels g; =,
b SAVANNA1I. g A.. April s;-TuRPEN.
exporta, 100 casks. Rosin-Qufet: receipts.
ISL barrels; exports, 1,422 barrels.
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North Carolina on the night Of April 1st.
Tho steamer belonged to the Cook Com
crew. together with officers. numb erine
fifteen. Tho engineer ana two y OF " the9
crew were picked up by the bark 81 q: Ill. -
llan. J55iiS nv g53 s35
4 The captain Of the Fiji says the ship
was broken up and abandoned but does
not state the cause. She was loaded with
dressed pine lumber, and both steamer
and cargo were insured. iSy III
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h EAST BUFFALO. N. Z. April Sat CAT
eolnmen to EGO! i! ssm no a. ~ H e IA
5 stays, y S.was. sheep.st.adss: Lambs So
loc. lower. Native lambs. 3seSe l9 c.ills
to good s55o@7 80; Western s. 7Sess; year ar,
mised, $s.&96 30, ouils 70 good. g 500 IT,.
& CINCINNATI. O., April s,E;HoGs..p.srinl
al. 81 5heep-steady at $3B96.2o Lambs
steady At 9616, 30. ~ t 4. 93e6
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Dry GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK. April San advance on
Lonsdales has been the feature Of the dry
Sieached goods remain Arm. and the mar
ket In all sections Is firm. Orders are be-
Ing made below the market, but In the
majority Of Instances no concessions are
obtalnable. f15 }l5,tl 81 81 5gSi Ri Vi
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CHURCH N Offices ( !.



& GROvE-AvDNuEBA BAPTIST CHURCASa
8tGroye Avenue and Beech street, Rev. B
B.SHAWTHORNE.D 2: d paster.-Preeaaeehns.s
Ing the passtor and
F Fo1s@ laa ali 10 FoIeW
ssS sepea Sunday school
] r FIRST Baptist y! CHURCH woR.S
ship at Il a: NJ and 8 z. M. The 5paaastS9s
K siHasassw a ae Bbie school at
NJ. IA cordial welcome given to al
SECOND n b Mag tG;aatsePreseSn1
il III a Il ana y ny q zSi
5 .seh1c, ct Ct 81 Ssv q: s n. E ID.
z{GRAcD-sTRHET BAPTIST CHURCH.
& $SGInshn ESes GApNER ps.:
sGsF:aMshlnss nS NJ 80
Prayer meeting "Wednesday at II. Il Nc
#LE1GH-sTRDET BAPTIST g cH5uRC;Hls#!
Corner rwenty-fifth and Leigh strse{3iS II.
Brosf stTXss gs U.s. sfres. ess.
Preaching ct and 3 NJ ,h : q
t tn1e ehe g lie 81 christ 81 pastor
Wednesday evening. 2E u s8S
METHODIST,
BRoAD-sTRnET N: - 2; C T y
Nsv W; bS sls1 Z n 3 IA PAS s!i5
p. NJ. by the past OF. ~
g Adas sna GAY n 81 strssssHs7
h Express, Of Pastoral conadencs; eys-
ming An Unc conscious &Loss- 81 s3;
PRESBYTHRLAN. 55SySs
81 le;rt the Rev, RoBERr +. KERR. Is; D..
pastor, ct II A. NJ. and =. M All are 3
4 y s sScsoS;D PREsBYTERIANC TTURc:H-s8
Services ct M q - M sunday
services at 8 o'clock.
5criHaujfR7 c Il JERE sWiTHERsRooN.
pes.or,.Rs gSaea ens ~ NJ n5o 1sat
and 8 clock NJ. SUNDAY school ser: n
yePS,e ss 81 e;'q 8 q o'ol n sn0 'aa''u A
). c dAIViN STEWART, 5. 81 pastor
D!ync SERVICES tG,merfo ~ e e. "a a
Devotional service Wednesday at 3. M
/, EPISCOPAL.
Il rHp NJ oNU.MsHNT CHURCH
(Broad Street, below Twe lfth)- REV. IVA III
Ian yANs M n inorahns ssTss /, x W.
afternoon O'clock. is$ Is IA S
CHRISTIAN,
N ARsHALIrHTR NNT G H RI s I'll AN SE
CHURCH (Marshall between Mi rs TIaham and
NJ Sunday school at $50 a; Il, Ghrl.ttsn
M I'm s9G!styW
y nIJTI3n 2cyrJp IS1>T A NJ (!IIrTT3fyI4 (CS(lRa 81
ner 1tTwenty-sixtts and Marshall strssts]-
Rev, 2. q, CAVE, paster,eg Ppgessseh|ng . e.
pastog M x Il ri s.m asa *
Scat q memorial sermon to Mrs. Martha
Virginia Atkinson; theme ct r plight. the II
fles Al W sesa.a III w seats
cH Hui H DIS ", cary street; .Rs..e6.
Ing. Sunday at u a. d, and +, n Prs{sS
+. NJ, x welcome to all JAS. 4 H0wLD.
sssk 4 fR.sg R g 4 assSs E fs
R sssais %%SfnS adaes sss e
Y Morss Street s Seaws Shf'F5i oya ssSs
Main Street, The pas tor. IL, F; Atkins.
VIII prssiqe Address BY ina RSoYrh ssss
IS 3 C cordially Invited 10 be present. ,5s
LUTHERAN. & iS
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN (SEY. "a
Rey a., MARKS, pastor-servlces az
Il a, NJ, and s +. n Wednesday at 9 r, u.
h FRIENDS. I'm
FRIENDS MDBTING HOUSED GGl4AY
3, Minister pi the Society Of Friends RI
Pouthamptop county. Va, will hold W qa
day. AZ II a. N, and p. NJ The public
Is cordially Invited, "
CHRISTIAN scIENcE,
FIRsT CHURCH OF CHRIST, eCH$ ~
DNTI6T. -serylce& Sunday morning II ~.
Subject, Are Sin. Disease and DNata
Real n Wadnasday evening msetlnG ~
$50 No. 1so1 Grove Avenue All are ~ rs
vited.
NEW JERusAIiEM.
ATT NEW JERJJsALEAI OH AaGh ca
w, Broad Htreet) Rey. y. p az Ell w
g EssIsa SVSSSss Il |:sIg c.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 8.---The cotton mar
kst opened steady 81 UNCHANGED price, 70
and Weaknsss, But With values showing
II MT the main a distinctly upward tend enoy.
the In, tial Iosses were the result OF IL
9! IsaapS,l b tit almost immediatsly tie
market was sharply rallied. May jumping
rom 9'8 to 100. under the scare OF shorts,
This naturally assisted the balance Of tho
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NEW YORK, April a.--BuEvEs--Me-
diam ana fat COWS, 1e916c. hiEhsr; COM CON.
calves nominal. City dressed veal., S01so.;
choice heavy, 121so.s Sheep and Lamhs-
Market Marks quoted al A509s #, lambs. ,47b@
;825 Hogs-F1rm to 100 b! Cher; state ana
Pam svl 70 n To- n. LOOT TO- Jl5i
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coTToNsEED OIL MARKET,

b 49, COTTON6EED3 UIH HA1sfNEi' r. b q
NEW YORK, April 8.--Cottonseed oil
dull and easy. Prime oruds here nominal;
Summer, No.; OF summer yellow, 37199
ssc,; prime white. 45c,; prime meal, &2e,b0g
q nominal. {} 4g5
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ding upiands, 1ol5: mlooline s 'll' w.
sales, none. 55s5
eeipts .oi lis 3 paisS: aross 7ss 6ai.'; stock
Total to-day At all seaports-Net re.
eeipt. lSsa bales; export t9 =. G + a1s
bales; stock, SD 687 bales. M
5} Consolidated at all rta--Net re.
ceipts, 163422 bales: export TO e Great
Britain, g IA bales; to France, 1905 bales;
to tho Continent, n ,32s bales. Sl
Total since September lat at all sea.
ports-Net receipts. o!s, s42 bales; export
~, ri bales; 10 tho Continent, 2,5e7, $40
bales. III
NEW ORLEANS. April s-CoTToN-
The SPOT cotton market was very active:
quotations. revived and near grades ad-
vanced No. I. I, l5. q !, /. .
vanced from 9.s0@9 81; July from 9.HGf9;S 80;
August from 9.4SGe,9 g. Heavy realizing
followed the advance, and this had the
effeot OF shading prices down Until tho
active months were sqS points above
Yesterdays closing. When the market
Closed the net gains were: May, 3 points;
June and July, I each 1; August, 3. and
Bartender /. while the other positions
were at last Evenings closing figures
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04
Wall STREET GOSSIP
All Stocks undor Pressure Until Last
Hour, When There Was a Good Rally

(spsrIal to The T!mes, nlspRtch,) ~
NEW YORK, April S.--T he opening %
the stock market was OK trsmel " IRREGULAR
and only very moderately active Ysaders
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE or STOCKS IN NEW YORK
SALES:

SALES: . Il
N American Can com. ......s.....i
900 American Can pfd...............
100 American Cotton OH ooin......f
100 American locomotives come.
tAmerlcan Locomo tive pfd....s
ss$ A Ai'as9|t'aa car and 1oandty
1900 American Sugar .........t.....
2S600 Al, +. and Bante Te com......,
1000 Al, 7. and Satlte re pfd.......s
5000 Ai11alRarnatedg Copper...........3
21AD Baltimore and Ohio. .,........S
5000 Brooklyn Rapid Translt...s....}
$500 Canadian. Pacl 1c...:..............
1900 Chesapeake and 8Ohio............,
81 100 Cnt1ada Southern ...s..i.t.......5
D 600 Colorado Houthsrn com. :.....
& - Colorado Southern ID BID. ,....
l4aoO Chicago, Mi and st.. Pnul....
iH0O CHI. Rock Island and Pa0.. .....}
1870 Colorado Fuel and 1ron........t
I'm Chica1o Great Western......
400 o. Gu. q. AID st. 1touiS.........t
H0O Consolidated Gas .....s.........
I'm Dela ware and Huds or,...........
400 Del, Lack and Western........f
23CO Erie DOM .t....................
630O Erie 1st pfd....,..............
100 Eric "a n1d.n.!,,............j .....
1900 General Electric. .........-.......a
2iU Illinois Central. r.....i...........
24O0 LAath or .l........ ,....s........5
$500 louisville and Nnsf1vtlle.........
870O Manhattan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
G90O MetrOpolitAn4 I...................,
~ Locomotive preferred. ex.t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, April 8. 1908,

Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Co %
shares at SIX. 9. y, J, !, 49,
Z seaboard Air Lane <s.-s1 900 At 81 sl,op
:! metropolitan fsG; Bank Of va--S shares '''l''e
:. va a. Carolina chemica, common-l share
:. Va q, Caroline Chemical preferred g.
STATE sEcuRlr1Es, Bia,Asked
North ca,ol'ns s, 81 1 lsss :. 10. IS
Va Centuries, l'S' y. aa'o $500 -
,pAILRo AID BoNDa
Char. Col and Aus. I'd Is. c.. !1s !.
81 s CLASS s' z g. R q" ass6,: IL IL
+ Ell clas Con- p s IL Il Il. 81 is a si s.
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par,
A AHl,ate and ana 9 Wsststs
seaboard AIR Line pfd,,..,,.11@ % &
s SesSsEa AZ As,l h:as e ppfma...1@ $ =
Southern Railway com.,..,..lQo " ="
BANK AND TRUST cos.
A Asesasssrs sts'Hsi k;',:. g
ME!sg{a4!opMo aiit!enaib Bank 81 va,.iS e
R RIeR' r. s ssd g B:p ,Gts:,,i iSs
Ssy|1gs BARK e HHiehmoad.,i%aS iisn 1 is
Savings hehtrtr hehehtrar hehertrtdan
Union Bank OF Rlchmond.,,,b0 l62 @e5
INSURANCE. COMPANIES. III If
va, Fire and Marlne,..,,,..,,S 81 ~
MISCELLANEOUS.
Aemrleap ! I.esssom@et!ye. i R2t!a,-la e q
GasSei hss@ sal a as$ 81
& BALTIMORE STOCKS MARKET,
A} h 'comHion, ss%; a. preferred, ssN,
seaboard rs. ax-coupon, 60h. a3
Atlantic Coast Line, common and pre-