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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-15
. SOUTHERN NEWSPAPERS
Publishers Organized an Association
and Chose Q Ulcers.
iRy Associated Press.

(By Associated Press. az
ATLANTA, GA. April l4.-The Southern
Association of Newspaper Publishers was
organized In this city to-day, with repre-
present from the leading news.
paper publications OF tho Southern States,
constitution was adopted and the fol-
lowing officers elected; IA
President. H. II, Cabaps. tho Atlanta
Journal f$ q 65 i,
Vice president, Bruce Haldeman, OF the
louisville Qiy,) Courier-Journal,
Secretary and treasurer T. r.. Glass,
of the Montgomery (Ala,) Advertiser,
The following Executive COMMITTEES was
nnmed, Robert Ewing, the New Orleans
state; Rufus n, Rhodes. OF the Blrming-
ham (Ala) News III a. Tomkins u the
Charlotte IN ca Obseryer;SJ, c. Hemp
hill, Of tho Charleston Is, ca News; ed
gar NJ Goster. ofthe Nashville (Tenn0
Banner; r.. II, Stockton, OF the ia ckson-'
vile (Fla) rmes-Union and Citizen. and
A r. lolderby,S Jr., OF the Richmond
Va) Times Dispatch. &
According to the constitution OF the Or
ganizaton, the association Was formed
FOR the mutual benefit OF It's members and
to protect the best interests Of the pa
.pers comprising the organization Il
The association will not be an1agonlstic
TO any other neWspa per publishers assoc
citation. H I. 5l & y M
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cO--nN MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE cotton
market opened steady at decline Of s
points to an advance OF ! point under;
disappointing cables and liquidation but
almost 1immeda tely turned stronger. Z ms
i result OF fresh purchases Of May by tho
bull leaders md .of. further covering by
shorts. The action OF the bun pool IN
forcing this level was apparently for the
for p when May reached 1880 md my.
1911, the market broke sharply under.
heavy !quidation. which was apparently
chiefly for this account. Tho decline dwns
wsh BY tea out
against 1884 bales last year, and by the
rather bearish comparisons afforded hy
the interior movement. The. later cnb ,s
w 7rs% mM1'o Is order e eonfofm tho
New York closing Il last night. Liv Ven
nool this mornng. was duo tofcome nnnIt
a to III points higher, Instead Of wnl E,n
notnts sFh,Eher. and the close vas at an
gndvancc Of hut 2Ms% points, still. after
decline Of n bont, AfN12 points on ne 9
active old cron positions the Rmnrket Wh y,
Ia be opernting for the purpose ofE.scAlp-
ing fractional profits. On this advance
nriccs were, ma rl,rd M 10 points on N Mn ),
Red prices rapidly downward. This der
cline received slight check during the
first mart OF the last hour. due 70 room
covering: hut was nm,oRlv rns'meug my ~
decline OF 6D23 points, TINT level being
-rIthin n rnint of the lowest for Maysn.nrd
Julv As harN been tho case rrcc,,ntly. the
new CROP months vera T,n tna NJ. uu,p pG
INV Developments sneculntlon -daY
MAS slightly more active sales OF futures
being estimated nj 3o0,o00 bales, but res
manned largely professional. 81
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CATTLE MARKET,

receipts, 1000 l.ead steady Cord n !, t.
prime steers, $5.2oa6.5o; poor 70 msd al
sS ,,s sCcEe,s s fa 1854 1eseE 6 sss
kSsS'p hsad 0-aI oVsf s nSsa ea ,S epeSsd
&C. higher closed weak, Mixed and p y ssas
eraS $7l5a7 40 good to choice h1ayy, :a' s5g
rough heav & 16971 ~ s ~ 3 SoSp
7.20; bulk of snles $7.1bGp7 20 hee4pg.Hse.
celpts 5000 head sheep ana LAMPS tsS,e
to choice mixed H0p6; native lambs. $4,000
EAST BUFFALO, N. =. \, April IA " ::
TL11-stendy !er,o y Tops s. sc
R Rs 5!Gs hESeg yor 9thss
Be- 10 io We, offers steady. Top. native
,SmSs amps II 4SS )? Sl .siSS
4 a, 4wqs s ssS5s s y top mixed $685.
lI11W ! Y DIRK, April 4.--BEEVEssMoNos
sales. City! dressed beef steady, 7a9 ilse;
per pound. Calves--Lower Y eals, ., SOP
7.25. city dressed vealsS j. Sdc12c;; per pound
Sheep and common and medium lam o,
soW ana sss ageat
/. Isl clipped, sG.50lb7.7 rs: IA bunch OF Ken
lucky spring lambs at 81; a deck OF Mary Mary
land at IS each. Dressed NUT ton, SQJl lc.S
pound. Hogs-No sales.
a l :Sf57io cntte.s Aeasd ss1q1so
sheep--Dull at 33GD7.75.5 ambs-Weak at
$4.25Gt6.75. asiI II. 5s vi Il \ n .5i&} l}3f
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to the Continent, 1,1A bales; stock 800 1857

to the Continent, 1,l24 bales; stock, a2o, 1857
bales. 3a5}'5 i6i5
ceipts, 30.976 bales; export TO- Great
Britain, 10,572 balcs;8t to France, 81 4 bales ;
to the Continent.RS, 243 bales.
Total since September 1st at all sea.
ports-Nct receipts 1S2, 25s bales export
10 Great Britaln,A2 $50. $50 bales: to France;
72s,2oo bales; toy the Continent, 2'6es, ssS
bales. I'M tat6
NEW ORLEANS, April 14,-CoTTON--
In the spot cotton market the tone was
quiet and trading was limited; quotations
unchanged. Lila 5g,'s
and sufficientlyEla large to make It interest
In gfor all traders. The opening prices
were 3@5 points below yesterday's closing;
May opened points down at 1921. and
then advanced 93fpoInts until : It sold
points above the closing Of Yesterday. To-
ward noon It was z points below, the clos,
Ing and II points below the highest Level
of the day. There were imlnr f1uctua-
lions In the other active months. At the
close the market showed net losses OF 9otn2
points on the old crop, and 800 points on
the new crop positions. II.
Cotton futures barely steady z Y APPEL 2
July, TO- 26110. ri; August. 9.6SI9, GO; Septem-
Der, S.S4tdS. 50 !; October, S.40GSn: Novem-
Der, S.2S@S.29; December S.2S6S. %.
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COLONEL CUTCHINS
RECEIVES /: 5 ]: ] J L S
.Entertalns Battalion Hand Hand:
somely at His Residence.
Commission Issued.


Major now Colonel Cutchtns, for his
commission as such on the personal stan
OF the Governor was issued yesterday,
held reception TO the Blues b talon ION
at his residence. No. 1905 West Franklin ,lI
Street. last night. The Governor and y Mrs N
Montague were to have been present 70
assist Colonel and Mrs. Cutchins ~ re-
ceivIng, but were prevented, the Executive
not being we'll others asked to receive
With the hosts were DR.. and Mrs. W..
5Oppenheimer, DR.. and Mrs. st. ullan
Oppenheimer, Mrs. Ellen Wise Mayo ana
Mrs. Claude Holland. OF North Carolina.
Young ladies who accepted the Invitation
to serve the delicious and elaborate menu
were Misses Lima Shields, Elise STOKES,
Amy Werth, Addie Bowe Helen O'F ,sr,
rail- Mackie Young, OF Hampton; ISABEL
Lynde, Of Chicago: Anne Wise Mayo.
Della Page, Hester Cabell tTabb, Louise
and Elizabeth knight and Daisy ar
brough, OF staunton, and Miss Matte Op-
renheimer. I. III. $50. =.
present and all seemed to enjoy them
selves greatly. The Colonel and Mrs.
.Cutchins gave renewed evidence OF being
charming hosts. They have shown them
selves such on many previous occasions.
The Blues give up their major with SIN SIN
cere regret %G%s 5d% Ss4 lis
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during that time was quite feverish: Sub
houses were very active on the buying
side of the local market. andmthelr ,put--
c.,lases were reinforced by the evident
supporting orders Of large banking inter-
ests. I'LL Xxx . ss III sts n
In consequence the market soon develop.
ed much 1rmer tone and a genera
rally, which III many instances was In
excess of one point, ensu ed MEX al58 I
Tho trading In general was governed
by the game technical causes whichswere
effective yesterday. There was very lit
Ito news or gossip bearing upon. partlIc u
est converged almost exclusively upon
the bearing Of the Northern Securities
decision. W.
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PLACED in 5 CARE GUARDIAN:
Representative RixeY Surrenders BOY
A He Was Unable to Control,

Representative RixeY Surrenders BOY
Y h; He Was Unable to Control,
Representative John r, Rixey,of Vlr-
GINA, appeared as, a witness In the Jn-
.yenile Court to-day at the hearing Of 9
petition filed by Prosecuting Attorney
Ralph Given, to turn Merehildo Chase q
folrteen-year-old Porto Rican boy, oyer
to the Board OF, Chlldren's, Guardians
After hearing a statement made by Mr.,
Rixey, Judge Kimball signed an order
placing the boy In the custody Of lha
board perlnanep tly.,
Mr.. Rixey told the court that while he
waY returning from Porto Rico about two
yea r. ago, the boy, who vas q stowaW way,
wan Aund. below the deck, AS the boa
ahaH -, left She wharf Mr.. RlXey said
Ithd II was about I o return him to
shtI "'e -, :, hat he expressed q desire to
enk ~, r4N, tu6,d who had said he was an
orH h house. CO esocaptnln Of the boat gave
hisI Waited 4 hrSe arrangement, ana Mr.
RIM Newark. is ", nngster nv charge and
American But. q Sis b 4 "a
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FEVERl.S;;'.H|..
Influential Support Checked
Flood Of Liquidation.
PRICE LEVEL IMPROVED: q;
Bears Became Urgent to Cover Late n
the Day, Resulting II a Strong and md
Active Close With Leading
sssss Stocks Higher.
Inv s.oc,a ted Press. )

I'VE III fj l5lSf (Dy Associa ted Prcss.)
course 81 stock prices was. turned today q ~
r. by8 the influential support In the lace ne
continued heavy llaldati1,n o ct 'n ~
N stocks was once stopped the bears began
s5to9iook about to secure stocks to cover
their short contracts. In the earlier sthges
N islsurely ana Indifferent manner, hut 70 to-i
v wards the end Of the day the buying for'
* bear account to cover became dclueaiS u
was furthered by the circulation OF { 2
4 3rumor Just before the close that several
alternative plans Of reorganizati9n ior he ene
II devised and would be laid before the att
Bthorities at Washington with the purpose
OF com promising the governments e., sun y
saas the tSe us
avoid IN appeal OF the case to the Su-
I preme Court; This: story was promptly ,,I ls
o1 ss ts Ge9a da Sc
" the alarm Of the bears was allayeel. IRE,
Svious to that time there was q. marked
n prees sdv , s and ttle inclination
Il follow the advance on the part Of buyers
Tho tone oflthe market during the open
ing betweel, the two spetula n ,lye
n feyerlsh and Irregular, the bidding W. OF
sellng, while at the declines the buying
u orders w ere expected with increasing de-
mons ira ton. iaH.57 b 4. &, h s.s3 = .
IA sub tnntnl recovery in Northern Se--
#curities on the curb at the opening and
rs II subsequent relapse to near last nights
level had quick sympathetic response on On
the Stock Exchange, and a finn recovery
y to about IS confirmed tho sten der tone OF
speculation on the, exchange. Final prices
7 Of the principal active stocks were from
= to over 2 points above last ght Lon
don 3did It's first trading In stocks this
morning since the announcement Of the
Northern Securities decision, and the
break Of Americans there this morning,
\ although violent, was not suff icient to
bring prices down to last ngh. closing
level here. The opening decline here.
therefore. offered inviting opportunities
for buying arbitrage account, and London
took about $1,000 shares on TINT account.
The extreme alarm regarding the concen-
which was so prominent Yesterday, was
quite absent to day. Very little attention
was given ito any other consideration IN
the dn 81 recovery. yyR y,
hi Bonds rallied sharply In sympnth thy with
stocks. Total sales. par value, UV;
on the last call. 5t .s i
THE total sales OF stocks for the day
were SOC. 100 sha res.
55SAr0NIIyg AND CHANG E-cLnsE;
Money on call steady at 3G5M per cent;
steady; sixty days, 5h per cent.M nirety
days. 6h per cent; six months, 515M per
cent. ;&b prime mercantile pa per. hla01a
per cent. Sterling exchange steady at
decline with actual business In bankers
niiis.ht .4.sG.65 for demand and at sA.Sa. 4arN
s4.s4la and 81. s714; commercial bills $4.S2hs@
"a .Ssss Bar silver. 4SN; Mexican dollars,
3sN. Government bonds steady: railroad
gbords irregular
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4 Dangerous Negro.

I Ed Davis (colored) entered a bar on
broad street, between First and second,
last night, and declared a rouEl, house,
10 clean out the place with
4 long, ugly knife he carried In his hand,
Shortly he dis sppeared and a few mln-
utes later Pntrolman Jack shorparc OF
the Second District was on his trail.
The officer captured the neg 40 near the
bar but The showed fight, ana considern-
Bic trouble was experienced Ii bringing
him to the station. He was dubbed solle
little, and this had a quoting cffact upon
Ills nerves. When searched q razor was
found concealed about his clothes
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GREAT MEETING
FOR5HOME MISSIONS

There will be n great meeting at tho
Second Presbyterian Church tonight IN
the Interest OF home mission This IS TO
be union meeting OF all the Presby-;
terrain churches Of the city, taking tho
place OF the regular Wednesday, night
service. Fl Il III .sls.
IA The principal address will be made BY
Rev. w. Nice. White, Of Petersburg.8
In 'consequence Of his meeting there VIII
be no meeting of East Hanover Prespy-y
terry at Overlook Church to-night.5
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WALL STREET GOSSIP
Rock Island and Frisco Deal OFF,
Effort to Rally Louisville.
(Speclul to The Times. Dispatch


NEW YORK, April 14.-The stock mar
ket at the opening showed liquida ton and
support. with the former prcponderating.
There was plain evidence Of pressure In
spch stocks as Missouri Pacific and Penn.
sylvanin, probably on tho renlizatlon q
weekly mnrgined accOunts traders uia
not believe that there had Deen ANY sent hu
considered that the larger interests were
doing what they could to keep the mhrtel
In hand
ROCK ISLAND HEAVY;
The opening III Rock Island was heavy,
as rejecting the uncertain arrangohlent
with Frisco. The absence Of any au-
which the Northern Securities decision
applied caused the liquidation OF weak
TEXAS AND PACIFIC!
Texas and Pacific was supported al tho
opcnlng, but 1t looked as IL the buying
IN that and other Gould stocks was TO
cover the realizing In Missouri Pacific.
UNION PACIFIC: "a
The support In, Union Pacific was as 8,
| crlbcd to the banking interests associated
with the property. II
CoALERs DID NOT RALLY WELL; M
The Hard Coalcrs did net ally vel, a.
though the rumors OF Federal legal action
against the anthracite complhaliol' weie
not believed. l
ROCK ISLAND FRI SEQ DEAL OFF:
The negotiations looking to the purchase
OF ST. Louis and San Francisco by ltock
Island were terminated yesterday, mo
provision was made for the resumption
OF the negotiations, and there is 40 pros
pect that they will be resumed IN tho
near future The relations between Rock
Island and Frisco VIII remain as ami
cable as before the operations were be-
gun, Tho decision in tho Northern Sc
curities case had absolutely nothing to
do with the termination Of these neso-
tiations Es.sG g
MARKET HELD IT'S OWN;
The market about held Its own through.
out the first hour In the, face Of very
heavy trading and considerable llnuida,
| ton The tendency was 10 rally 4 !!ttle
| and the room was decidedly more bullish.
The heavy buying for London was ma,
terlal help,
! PHILADELPHIA BOUGHT REAplNGs &
1 Philadelphia was n moderate buyer Of
| ReaQlng. and adyces from there indi,
| catcQ that very great anxiety was felt
4 aboh Pennsylvania and its controlled
! properties f5
4 ATCHkSCN RAI4LIED:
J AtchiAPn rallied well OH the belief that
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has since had him employed IT his hcre
In this city. He asked that he be re-
lIeved of the further care OF Merehildo.
saying that he insisted on remaining out
at night In spite OF repeated lectures.
In appearance, Merehlldosis like the
average colored boy and speaks English
nuently. He has evidently become very
patriotic during his residence In this
country, appearing In court to-day with
a large button bearing the portrait OF
George Washington, which he wore on
the lapel OF his coat washington star
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NAVAL STORES.

NILMINGTON.!sN. c., April 14.-sPIR-
IT'S T INE-N othing doing: re-
6ceipts, 3 casks. Rosln--Nominal; re-
Quiet at 81. 1850 and So 70; receipts. 36 bar
rels. Tar-Firm at s165; receipts, 1853 bar
i els. I'll 9 3f at SIS y Va *
Isl SAVANNAH. GA. April 14.-TURPEN-
TINE-Firm atE4alac.; receipts, .eG4 casks:
sa les G5s casks. Rosin-Rirm; receipts,
2,35o barrels; sales. 2.39s barrels; exports.
2, $50 ba rrels. 854; 4s ig5 R55
Nominal at 49c. Rosin-Nom-.
inal I'm lS5s l3sII IL u III a 5i9l. i4
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3pEAN III AND PEA 5MAnKEr.

a NORFOLK. VA. April 14.-The peanut
market Is quiet to-day. The only. change
dropped In price s77isc q bushel The
prices are as follows:
Fancy, quiet. at &c.; strictly prime
2Nc.; prime 2hc::& low, grades. e.: INA
chine picked, 2@2A c.. q Spanish. Nc. per
bushcl. Buckeye peas. $2.3 bag: black
and sneckle peas. 81: clay aud red peas
soc. Peanut bags in bales-6s In. 74-10c
y PETERSBURG. VA, April tl4,--PEA-
NUTS--Spanish new. market very firm at
77hc.: sellers asking more. Y!rginla'a-
Quiet at Sc. 81 X # X. 4 y y
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL IA. 1908.
l.s2a ARRIVED III 4

PORT OF RICHMOND April. "a. 1903.
ARRIVED.
b Steamer Berkeley Guy. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion
line. y & rs z, @ & sf Z
/" Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. James
River. landings and Norfolk. (rerc.ha ndise
and passengers Virginia Navigation Co.
Barge Dewey. Bettey, James River
iron, Fl. G. Bettey.
aF.s7 SAILED. s
Steamer Yemassee Simmons. Phladel-
phin, Pa. merchandise and passengers
steamer Berkeley, Guy, Norfolk. mer,
ehand!se. and passengers Old Dominion
Barge A. w. Embrey. McGrudy, James
River, light. ~ III 4 S 4.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL il. 1903,
ARRIVED.
Steamer Melano. Hamburg. &4 e "
Schooner Charles F. futile. New Lon
n Schooner Blanche Hopkins, New York.
h Barge Ohio Boston. cd 5.t fes l s5 t 81
Barge Ocean Belle, Boston.
y Schooner Mary Lee Patton, Baltimore
Schooner J. Holmes Birdsalli Boston, *
VEL SAILED III.
Steamer Ben Cliff. Port Tampa,
B Steamer Monmouth Bremen Haven.
4 Steamer Hector, Boston.
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EDITORS VIEWS
What the New York Afternoon Papers
Say About Yesterdays Trading.

(Speclhl Times. Dispatch sIsEls5t
53 NEW y DIRK, April 1.-THE Commercial
Hdence was not fully restored bv tc-day's
DEVELOPMENTS the feeling from first to last
was certainly much less anxious thar y Z
b that had troubled local spectators most
was the uncertainty of what London
would do this morning when It reopened
for business after the holidays. Appre-s
\ henson on this score was quickly relieved
when the early cables reported advances
- N many cases OF point and more from
Blastsnlght's close. is845
Si tits quitely likely, OF course, that those
8whoyhad an interest In steadying the2local
market might haye laid their plans first
inathe foreign dealings, the recovery
uine expression Of foreign sentiment or.
whether 1t reflected support from this
side was none the'1ess 81 Enihcant; Prices
hour nervously, In SOME instances even
failing below Yesterdays lowest. and
transaGiions We're foremostly active Then
and by noon the tendency toward recovery
had become quite distinct.
attempts were apparently made early in
ats !, afte hnt 70 start prices downward
+ sisted. and the market held its advantage
pretty we'll through the close
q The Evening Post says: To-day's re-
gcoyery in prices was distributed much IN
proportion to yesterdays declines, the
Fl largest gains coming, rs should have
q been expected. whore the showing of
weakness and decentralization had been
Z greatest. f le5
There were a few. declines, but they
were quite exceptional. News OF the day.
/. so far as Wall Street gave any motive TO
It. took its color from the movement OF
prices. The turn of the days discussions
was highly characterized. Thoy were
made up. first. of attempted REPUTATION of
yesterdays arguments as to the merger
DECISIONS consequences; second. of rea-
A sonlng that the market was much re-
4 lleveda by the fall IN prices: third, by
pleased contemplation OF easier money
rates. and. fourth, by contemplation OF the
= which yesterday passed unnotlced. To-
4 wards the close of the day the market
+ even began to pay attention to the winter
yNwheat crop estimates This 1t WAS nos
i sibly more disposed 10 do, In fact that
" the Agricultural Bureaus weekly bulletin
issued this evening. showed that the crop
y Is even better OFF to-day than 1t was when
X the returns were gathered. which made
81 up last Fridays ~ per cent condition es-
i timate More will no doubt be heard OF
Z the wheat situation later on,
under various influences became more
rapid than at any previous hour and the
iRcl0slng was pretty strong throughout.
THE Evening Sun says: During the first
half hour Of business this morning there
e was further fairly heavy lquidation
II which apparently represented the closing
Il out of speculative accounts exhausted or
disguested by yesterdays sharp break in
n values,
in consequence the tone Of tho dealings
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DRYE GOoDsT MARKEr.

Il NEW YORK. April 1.-THE weather has
been the dominant factor in8the dry goods
market to-day, buyers being conspicuous
by their a bsence. Fluctuations In the raw
material, have also affected buyers who
Deliveries is still poor on great many
lines, md the prospect of improvementn not
very brilliant for the immediate future. RI
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8 . l. L I'M Y . IHoaD
st. Louis and San Francisco 4s......5 so12
st. Louis Southwestern lists ......... 70 70 ~
St. Lotus outhwestern I'd ~. x % % 81
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass IS. 20 20 +
so,,thcrn RnIlwnyhb a.. .l,.,........ -. 1l4N
;rayaa and Pacific ~. I. I. (. 1l5%
Toledo, st. l.. and Western fs....: 10 20 4
17,Ion pnc,f,c, convs az. I. I. 7. !, loom
Wa Nash lists I A, Z. l1Sh
=, 1,nhnsh oi,s rs. I.iss'5 los NJ
tvni,nsh Deb BIS :. \. 6AM
West shore AZ gs I. A. 7. I. Z. y. ]. 10oM
Thcc, Ing and Lake Eric 4s,..,.......... 9O%
,,yiscnrci, TC.nntrni4d's 905&
co i, mental Tobncco 4 COX
Colorado Fuel .......,......... 81 ~,
Rock Island ~ Sdd5hs
Pennsylvania oop9A
n 1nd q Gs1nters 90 t Ine
Vo Carolina 4 Chemical CO. com..... tsA
va Carolina Chemical Co. pfd..}.,... l2o g.
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dairlos, 14d24o. Eggs steady At mark
cases included IL Nc. Cheese STEADY q,

!; n Apr " i4 Y, 7; o sI,,sr
al a't a and Tic if,sssth s6asoA southsrhi
By sam pie, 76as'0 VI. Corn tendy spnt
and the lnoiithi !o3 soy.her w "
Onts-Dtili and easter a No, white. e414
4l1Sc. Butter Eggs and Cheese Firm and
n S,igar-ATT irtr1 and higher 3s y
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

~ ~ ~ =, erm,nnl A 8. !. say
Colorado and Southern 4's.........t:.... ssA
Sr,r;o nr,or lien q 4, Z, b. 4. o7A
Erie General As ..;............... q q.
Fort Worth and Denver City 1st's.... 1o7
1Joc,x,pr valley ~ ). /. ........ 1904
Louisville and Nash, Unified 4's........ 10y I
ntfa n Consolidated Gold ,4's,... 10l
Mexican Central 'S....... a............. Ini,
Mexican Central 1st o...... ~
MINI. and St. Louis 81
Missouri, Kan. and Texas 4s:...,.'' ss7s
Mew York Central zen. 3h's......... a9M
Now 3IersnyE r,entrai gen. 6's.,........I1Sl y
Northnrn b ton ciflc a /. 1927
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