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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-21
Columbia Theater,

The result of the latest effort of Stanis-
laus STANCE and Julian Edwardes, the au-
thors of Dolly Warden" called When
Johnny Comes Marching Home" win be the
attraction at the Columbia Theater next
week 1t In perhaps best described as a
series Of brilliant military pictures set to
inspiring patriotic music with story Of
civil war times. Although the story 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-21
FANNY Rice,

The blu at Chase's Tbeater week after
next. commencing at the Monday matinee
November 30. will present Fanny Rice in
the latest edition of her Jolly Surprises:
VIII M. Greasy and Blanche Dayne. in
their newest one-act sketch, 1.-THE New
Depot" McMahon's watermelon Girls.
eight pretty maidens: Az Lawrence. the
familiar mime: Dorothy Neville, Offering
AS 1t Happens" the Sisters Meredith.
who popularized ''Hiawatha;" Colieux. the
king of the bounding wire, and yitagranh
Views OF daring hi&hwaf robbery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-21

DO you think that women have poor
memories?
mot at all. I merely think that they
have peculiar memories"
"How Is thatT
'swhy. they always remember the things
you want them to forget and forget the
things you want them to remember"
Are you speaking from experienced"
Yes; marital experiences. Chicago Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-21

Boss Mclaughlin of Brooklyn looks at
the Tammany tiger smacking its chops
and wagging It's tail. and feels that he Is
In the same position as the boy who met
the strange dog at the gate. The dog was
barking and wagging its tail at the same
time.
We'll" said the boy, finally. I'm blessed
il / know which end to believe!"-Yonkera
Statesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-21
A Shrewd Guess.
From Puck

From PUCK.
Farmer Bornkicker-'H od-durn! Did We
see that ere yaller automobile that went
by a spell ago, twistin' and windin' from
one side of the road to the other?"
Farmer Hornbeak-"Yup! Acted like
William Jennin's Bryan was runnin it,
didn't it?''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-21
"The Two Little Waits. y

The patrons of the Academy will have
an opportunity of seeing Mr.. Carriers 1.-TWO
Little Waits the week of November 30.
The Lamb children, aged six and seven,
will play the parts of the waits. Elaborate
scenic equipment Is presented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-21
Kernan's Lyceum Theater.

''The Merry Maidens'' will be seen the
week starting Monday matinee. November
%. at the Lyceum Theater. Miss Nellie
Hanly Is acknowledged to be without
doubt the very best of all extravaganza
principal vocalisss. In the clio win be seen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-21

''The Duffin- Redcay Troupe" the European
gymnasts; the HATS. in musical act; the
Ramp in a comedy singing and talking act;
Miss Alice Leslie, the bright soubrette. Two
burlesques, AT French Ball. and MI
Bugs Busy Day." serve to introduce spec
tal costumes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-21
Comparatively Mild.

From Puck.
Plumber-'.I hope you don't think my bill
is extortionate. sir?'
Manufacturer-"Oh. not at ALL I've Just
had an interview with a walking delegate, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-21

Henry e. Dixey's tour in Facing tn,
Music'' closed last Friday night at vii
mington, N. c. Mr Dixey's illness is giver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-21
.ACIDE

Max Pemberton is writing an original
play for Julia Nelson and Fred. Terry with
the title, 1.-THE Masque Of the White Rose. q
Another success has been Eleanor Robson
in Merely Mary Ann" The piece started
of poorly, but won out on its merits Ed
win Arden is the leading man Of the com
pany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-21

Mrs. Craigie has named the new modern
comedy which she has written Tor Olga
Nethersole 1.-THE Flute of Pan" The first
performance will take place in Birmingham,
England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-21

Katheryn Osterman, well known In vaude-
vile, has fully recovered from the accident
she sustained in Hartford some time ago
and resumed her work in Bridgeport Conn.,,
last Thursday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-21

George Boniface jr., the leading comedian
OF Marie Cahilfs Company, left that or
ganzation in Philadelphia last Saturday
night. The cause of his resignation has
not been made public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-21
as the cause Of the abandonment Of the

Unless all signs are misleading Weber Z
Fields will not send Clara Lpman on her
contemplated starring tour this season.
The want Of desirable play Is given as
the cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-21


rick Theater New York, last Monday night
in George F'leming's Constance F1etcher)
dramatization of Mrs. Humphrey Ward S
famous novel,. Lady Roses Daughter"
a time, at least closely follows the book
Miss Davis and Guy Standing shared hon
orS with the play.
Legal papers were served on Mrs. Leslie
Carter on the stage in New York while she
was playing '.Zaza' last Monday night.
The first act had just started when a dep
uty sheriff jumped from one of the private
boxes and rushed UP to Mrs. Carter and
handed her the papers. She was startled
for moment, but after accepting the legal
documents the play went on. Henri Gressit
who is starring Eugenia Blair in 'Zaza," is
seeking to restrain Mr.. Beiasco from play
ing the piece.
The life of Edgar Allan Poe has been
dramatized by George c. Hazelton, author
Of Mistress Nell" and the play, called
1.-THE Raven" is to be produced at once by
Maurice Campbell with Frederick Lewis
as the star. 1t will be presented in New
York as one Of the holiday offerings.
Mr.. Harry Aslin was in the city this week
in the interests of Liebler & Co. and COM
pleted arrangements by which the Monday
night performance of Eleanor Robson In
Merely Mary Ann" on December q will be
in the nature of benefit for the Washing
ton Hospital for Foundlings.
One of the conspicuously good perform
ances in Marta of the Eowlands' last
week was given by Emily Wakeman who
Of Pepa. Miss Wakeman is in private life
Mrs. Randolph Hartley. her husband being
one of the editorial staff of the New York
Dramatic Mirror, and the author of the mu-
steal comedy 'The Candy Man." that has
just been successfully produced in New
England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-21

Over on the South Side, in the more
squalid parts, there are any number Of So
called warehouses. with big red signs in
wiling wayfarers to walk in and Take a
whole dipperful right out of a fresh barrel
of fine. mellow, 26-year-old Kentucky Bour-
bon." at the exceedingly reasonable price
of cents 1t is no wonder that "Chf." as
the town is called by the underworld, is
such a paradise for hoboes and panhan-
dlers.
What is the answer? Well. live for three
months in New York Then go to Chicago
and live there for three months. Then-and
then!-go to little old Washington and
spend the balance of the year there and
know what II is to be deliriously happy
even if you have to be lamppost in Wash
ington c. L. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-22
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK April 2l.-The cotton mar
to, an advance of points, but after
brief interval of steadiness dlNing which
the late months showed relative tirmness
under coverirlf, turned easier. The de-
cline was du" TO renewed realizing and
moro or less general y ling based on the
continued favorable weather accounts and
the expectation that the weekly state
ment Of the Weather Bureau would re-
fleet highly favorable outlook for tho
new crop, In addition to this as a sell
Ing motive, the receipts for the day were
heavy, and the outlook was for small eX-
ports, while there was more talk con-
corning the liquida;in of the pool holdings.
These factors brought about decline Of
$40 points from the closing prices of yes
terday, but AT this level the decline since
the high point Of last week proved at
trnctive to shorts, and there was consid-
cradle pront-tnking. The buying from this
source was assisted somewhat by fresh
purchases for the long account, encour-
aged by the rather less favorable weather
report. The report ruled rather steadier
during tho balance OF the session, though
ut times Irregular and was finally very
steady, net unchanged on the near months
TO 4 points higher on the late positions.
Total sales futures estimated at 10000
bales. Liverpool to-day was just about as
expected and eXerted little Influence Es-
timated receipts for tomorrow were mod
crate and this helped the afternoon recov-
cry.
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y q
mand to-day, though heavy receipts and
an easier Liverpool market had the effect
of keeping the local market quiet The
committee revised quotations reducing or
binary and good ordinary 1sc. each; low
middling 1-16c.; middling and higher
grades unchanged.
Futures at the opening were las points
lower and during the first hour of trad
Ing May. June, July and August declined
9a10 points, caused by heavy liquidation,
which showed out 11any weak longs,
Shorts covered heavily. and as offerings
were not any too free the market was
soon sold out. With the demand greater
than offerings, prices under manipulation
of the long element were soon on the up
ward grade, and this movement s,,I cd
highest Of figures of the day, showing net
gains of 7@S points compared with yes
terday's closing.
Cotton futures steady: April. 9.e4 bid;
May. 10O1d10.08; June. l0.0ta1O06; July,
10.o6610.O7; August 9.5Gl9.57; September.
S.S6@S.S7; October, S.46dSA7: November.
S3ilLS. Sc: December. S3iMS.25.
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WIRELESS NEWS.
Tells all about Wireless Telegraphy
Three months subscription FREE. Write
WIRELESS NEWS" SIS Wall St., New
York City, N. Y.

excepting to slight extent In portions
OF the upper Ohio valley. where In some
localities it is turning yellow. Less Ia
yorable reports are also received from
the middle and south Atlantic States and
parts of Texas,
Rains in portions of the eastern, dis
tricts and dry weather In the central and
western portions of the cotton belt have,
to some extent, interfered with cotton
planting; this work has, however, been
vigorously pushed and has made AIR
nrogress. Warmth is generally needeu
throughout cotton belt. with general rains
In the central and western districts and
dry weather in the eastern portion.
Tobacco plants are plentiful and gene
rally well-grown except In Kentucky,
where they are late. Transplanting con-
tnues in the Carolnas and has begun in
FLORIDA.
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Medium 70 good wrappers. 10000 1900 I
I;nod 10 hnc wrappers .,..,,... 5000 $500 I
Fine shipping ...........,...... $500 800 I
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
HIDES AND rALLow MARKET.

HIDES AND TALLow MARKET.
CHICAGO, ILL, April 21-The country
market is excited. unsettled and higher.
Nine and three-quarters cents bid for
heavy steers. One car bluffs reported sold
at SIC; II SO. they were probably all NO;
Is; however. there are none to be had
under this price. Heavy cows might still
be had at SIC. but extremes held same
as bufts.
Calf skins easy. unchanged. Grease
steady with fair demand. Tallow duli.
easy.
Packer February and March butt brands
dull. neglected; moderate demand for ma,
lives and branded cows. Forty-eight hun
dred February, March and April natives
sold at 1lAc., with twenty-five hundred
butt brands and fifteen hundred Colorados
at l0lAc. Two thousand January Colorados
sold ut 10Hc; twelve hundred Colorados
sold at 1O1kc; twelve hundred November
and December heavy native cows sold at
l0c.; nine thousand February. March and
April branded cows sold at 9hc.. and one
thousand October branded cows sold at
1lAr
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NAyA1, STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. April 2l.-SPIR-
IT'S TURPENrINE--No Nothing doing; re.
ceipts, casks. Rosin--F!rm t $780,. re-
Firm Mt 81, $3.50 and 1915; receipts. 10 bar
rels Tar-F'irm at slG5: receipts. us bar
rels
TiNEEsteady at 4Sc.; receipts, 1.43s casks;
sales, $50 casks: exports. 237 casks.
Rosin- Firm; receipts: 1887 barrels; sales.
0o7 barrels: exports: I'll barrels,
PENTIN1-Nominal at 47c. Rosin--Nom-
inal,
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pEANur AND PEA MARKET.

NORFOLK. VA, April 21.-The peanut
market is quiet to-day. The only change
dropped in price to TIC bushel The
prices are as follows:
Fancy, quiets, at &C.: strictly >, prime.
chine picked, 272Nc.: Spanish: TIC: per
bushel Blnckeye pcas. s2,3 bag, black
and speckle peas. 81: clay aud red peas
soc. Peanut bags In bales-6s In. 74-loc
NiJTS-Spanish new. market very Arm at
7lhc.; sellers asking more. Virgtnia's-
Quiet at &c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-22

Tho Mall and Express says:
The New York Stock Exchange Bro9gne
it's occupancy of part of the Produce
ssange floor t. close so to-d a b wth NOT
been Witnessed in the stock market for
long time u past THE mhsre If ember TO DC gen.
eraiiv to prepare the situation for a
strong opening on THURSDAY; /, when n, , nnSl,
To-day's rather sharp advance in n prices Ts.
Enrded as a necessary preliminary to sHch
an opening, o,,o,,ed IN
to-day's market could not have been en- tho
tanned except for an improvement IN tt tna
I1,rn sven has certainly taken place
of late. Yesterdays, modificatlnm i OF .s,e
the greatest factor at work, 1t being thor
oughly recognized that the matter c., IN.
I'll the supreme Court hears dsc gam ne9t
the appeal which cannot s 9Srvr he e delayed
beyond that time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 81. 1903
ARRIVND

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 81. 1908,
ARRIVED.
ohand d and passengers Old Dominion
line.
River landings and Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers, Virginia Navigation Co,
SAILED.
Steamer Yemassee, Simmons, Philadel-
5phin, Pa. merchandise and passengers,
Clyde line.
Steamer Berkeley. Guy, Norfolk. mer-
chandlse and passengers. Old Dominion
line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL p. 1908.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Powhatan. London.
Schooner NJ d. Cressy, Bangor
Schooner Bertha Il. Walker. Allyn's
Schooner James b. Jordan, Pence.
Barge Coal King, Bottom.
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my GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 21.-While values are
steadily maintained the demand for dry dry
Interested only for Immediate require
ments, which are very small. Jobhers re-
port slight Improvement. although n
in certain sections and the effort is being
made 10 deplete these before making adj
ditional purchases.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC:

The strength in Canadian Pacific and
the sympathetic advance In the 500
issues were a plain reflection of the bull
ish sentiment In Montreal. People who
represent the pool here say that there Is
very little stock floating III the street. and
think that the price could be advanced
without much difficulty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-22
SUPPORT MISSIONARY
Meeting of the First Church Society
Work on the Annex,

Work on the Annex.
An important meeting of the Young
MEMS Missionary Society of the First
Baptist Church was held Monday night.
Dr. e. NJ. Poteat, of Philadelphia, has
been secured to preach the annual SER
mon for the young men at the First Bap-
list church, Sunday night. May Sd. 1t
was resolved to push the building of the
annex and new committee was app
pointed to solicit subscriptions. One hum
dred dollars was appropriated to the sup
port of a native preacher in China. The
society is taking new life and energy.
Dr. Poteat Is one Of the most interesting
and successful preachers In the countlx.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-22
TENDENCY
WAS UPW ARD
Gould Group and B. and o.
Stock Led Movement.
BIG SPECULATIVE PARTY
Campaign Based on General Cond'-
ytions-Disposition to Take Profits
Led to Moderate Reaction and
Close Was Easy and Dull.
tRy Associated prcss.)

NEW YORK, April 21.-There was quite
comprehensive upward movement OF
tqdsy BY sh eSer pasts Of the
list came into the movement disposition
became manifest to take AK p prots od n ahe
eaalS m it the y list and the
close was easy and dull.
The movement was attributed largely to
professional operations. and commission
houses continued to complain Of the light
volume of their orders. 1t was plain.
however, that speculative party had
been organized to ths eariiye
to-day. Their campaign seems based on
general conditions. rhe Great Northern
dividend came off that stock TINS rs morn norm,
Pacific directors during the session OF the
stock Exchange gave assurance. that ina. .hat
Tally marked In the Gould group, led by
Wabash preferr1l, and especial stress was
laid upon the April report of the KANSAS
State Board Of Agriculture confirming
tho very favorable government report as
to the condition of winter wheat. Tho
advance In Sugar was on account of the
Southern Pacific was lifted points late
in the day on an unconfirmed rumor that
settlement had been effected between
the Hartman and Keene Interests Some
early heaviness In Amalgamatd Copper
was accounted for by the illness of the
president Of the company. but the ST.. stock 81,
4 out explanation. Reading Jagged In the
advance on account Of tn, opening of tho
Interstate Commerce hearing Of charges
of suppression of competition by the
coal Combine, but this stock also be-
came strong. An. unusual large nun1ttr
of Industrial stocks We're advanced from
162 points and beyond. that for American
Steel Foundry, which gained 8; Sloss-
Sheffield Steel Az; Westinghouse I1lec-
trio. 6, and the first preferred $. The pro-
fessional contingent among the traders
laid some stress upon Tomorrow entry
into the new exchange quarters as proper
sentimental ground for advancing prices.
& During the last hour of the market trad
of the diversions INDUCED in by the hrot-
ers as an incident to the closing Of bust
ness In their temporary quarters on the
Produce Exchange floor. An Incident Of
ing of transactions in odd lots on the tape.
which must be regarded as a symptom of
the relative dullness to which business In
the stock market has fallen.
every prospect of additional relaxation,
was also checked to-day
Prices Of bonds moved upwards in sym:
patty, with stocks and d on fairly vel!
value, s., 10000 United States bonds We're
all UNCHANGED on the last call
The total sales of stocks for the day
were 746O 900 shares.
Money on call steady at sasH, per cent;
closing offered at per cent; time money,
steady: sixty days. per. cent; ninety
DAYS per cent SIX months 41s G4i per
cent. Sterling exchange easier with act
ual business In bankers bills at S.SI15I
$500 for demand and at s4.S3.95d4.A for
sixty day bills posted rates. s4S4l6C74. SIS
nj 1on,
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WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN
Very Slow Progress Made With Corn
Planting.

(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. April 2l-The Weather
Bureaus weekly crop bulletin says
Very slow progress has been made with
corn planting throughout the corn belt
and the middle and south Atlantic States
owing to cold weather, while dry wealth
er has impaired stands In the central and
western Gulf States.
The previously reported excellent condl-
ton OF winter wheat In the principal Win
ter wheat States, continues unlmpalred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-22
THE GOULD BROKERS:

Tho Gould brokers were fairly active
and were credited with the buying In
Wabash preferred and debenture IBIS"
and Texas and Pacific. There was no con-
fir7nation of the rumor Of an advance In
the Missouri Pacific dividend. but some
well-lnformed people thought 1t would be
justified on the earnings. .-.-. --...--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-22

virginia centuries-sl,ooo at 90; $4,000 at
%: $500 at 80; s2,0No at 90. ,,e
Virginia Trust Company- shares at l ~
Virginia. Carolina Chemical co'''''o''''
sh sTear r s. SECURITIES n,a. Asked
North Carolina As, C.; l9 no lo2 Z, %
w as new. 6 ss and q and n 1 re-. eM %
' =; Nl i'vtu, ~ ~ nSNDs y,
Atlanta and Charlotte 1st7's r.. 10
A. c. L. r. r. Con. T. Gs..cc,.. ~, "a -
Char Co: o aTd avg ~ 3 "a g. $ 1922. 10
Ga eoiF southern and Fla. l945.... ia
Nor: and West. Ry As Is. 1876. y :"
g. b. " 5a Ry, F 5s r. g. 1a2 g. liz
BET Class Class r S's, r. c., 1926. ~
I Rick. and Meek. LIST Is; 1885,, s., s.
south-Bound LIST SIS. 1871; 1880. 1877 %
4 4 c coIia9 1ss fl trust 1 So losH 1913
RAILROAD STOCKS Fsr.
Atlanticy Coast Line "A"....lG9 ~
atlantic Coast Line com. 100 ~
Ga, SO. and Fla. LIST pfd..',11WW " ~ -
Nor. and Western com ,.....lW1o miE -
senboard Air Line pfd,...11o@S S $sn
s sen1Sern f Rail Way pfd. g
Southern Railway CON on eos 'i -
A hroaa Street. sa! BANK 2Ss q
rSirst National .,............. 100 200
Metropolitan Bank of Va..,.25 y
Pet Saws. and ms, Co........D II 20
planters National .......,..,.lcO SEE S56
Rich. I. and S, Dep Co....1oo $50 l5'
state Bank Of ya.....,....,, 100 l6o
Southern Trust Co,.......,,,,l0 li2,h ~,
Union Bank Of Richmond 80 1879 1857
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Va FIRE and Marine. sIk =.
iAiISo', 40 NEolls
Amer. lob. Co. pfd.. p. Cleo 40
American Locomotive pfd,...loo 9Sh %
American Locomotive com '1 100 q ga,l ."
Old Dominion S. S. Co......l0o l3o -,
va Car. Chem. pfd. $ p. c...l0 l22iS =,
VA .Cnrnlinn Chem. conn. 400 N2t9 "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-22
coTToNsEED OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, April, 21,-cottonseed oil
was less active and q shade easier on
Prime crude, (. o. b. mills, S4al36c.: prime
summer yellow, 44,s6p45c.; off summer yell
low, 9SG89c,; prime white a7c,; prime
winter yellow. 47c,; prime meal, so7Q27.5o
NOR u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-22

INV Associated Press.)
NEW, YORK, April g1-All grades OF re,
nned sugar were advanced &C. hundreo
hounds TODAY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-22
TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, va, APRIL Il, wv
The condition OF the tobacco. market
during the week ending April Sd closed
very firm and we can report higher
prices on all grades in good order. Tho
market started off the first of the week
very active and has kept Zip about TOP
figures at previous tntions. There
we're Some good tobacco for sales and
several lots sold for fine prices. ranging
from sis to s23. so per hundred--the highest
price for the season for sun-cured to-
bacco.
rhe market has taken on renewed nctlv-
toward higher prices for good tobacco.
Dark stcmming tobaccos have also ad.
vanced In prices and are selling above thu
usual quotations. We anticipate n market
above the average for the coming week.
Total amount sold for the week at the
four warehouses. 1%.13l pounds. Total
: Gnnta tions arc as folloWs:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-22
AFrERNooN TRADING:

The market was firm with an advancing
tendency up to the early afternoon. The
Gould brokers seemed to be the most ac-
tive Of the representa- lives Of the larger
interests. but there was n general good
natured desire to advance prices cheer
fully before the close, and the room trad
ers were generally helping the improve
ment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-22
GoULDs THE FACTOR:

The afternoon trading was not special
ly active. but the tone was very firm with
an advancing tendency. GcSild brokers
continued the principal factor. But the
presence of number of strangers in town
probably accounted for a very fair
amount Of outside business.