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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-01-14

triton. In time the heart, liver, lungs,
or other organs are involved and the
engineer has to lay off.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and organs
Of digestion and nutrition. 1t puriies
the blood and builds up the body with
sound healthy flesh
II used ten bottles 4 DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and several walls of his Pleas
ant Pellets year ago this spring and have had
trouble with indigestion since, writes Nj.
W. T. ThomD son, of Townsend. Broadwater Co.,
Montana rwords fail TO tell how thankful l
am for the relief as had suffered SO much and
it seemed that the doctors could do me no good.
I got down in weight to Iz5 pounds, and was not
able to work at all. Now I weigh 100 and can
do days work on the farm. / have recon-
meudcd your medicine to several, and shall
always have a good word to say for DR.. Pierce
and his medicine"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipation.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-01-14

note IN that 1unl-
bic of sounds
would catch his
ear as quickly as
a discord would
strike the ear of
the leader of an
orchestra.
He thinks more
of his engine than
himself. That is
why he neglects
to notice symp-
toms which are
full of warning.
The foul tongue,
the bitter taste,
sour risings, and
undue fullness af-
ter eating are but
symptoms of dys-
pepsia or some
form of disease in
volving the stom-
ach and organs of
digestion and nu-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-01-14
PROBATE COURT.

George W. Shrine estate, inventory
and appraisoment filed Order issued to
publish notice to creditors.
Maggie Howell estate. report Of sale
Of Sc 4 80, =, f, TO James Scott for
S6z5. Afidavits of publication Of notice
to creditors filed.
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Transcript CT Records.

The following transcript of the rec
ords Of the offices of the district clerk,
the probate court and the county re-
cOrder is furnished by the Arizona Alb
stract and Title company:
The records for yesterday were:
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RECORDER,s OFFICE.

s. a. Adams and wife to w. c. Nor
ton. NE 4 NE 4 10, l n, e.
b. @. Pecka and wife II Minnie x.
Standard. W 10 It. lot 3. lots 5, :, blk
a. Evans subdivision.
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D ne Engineer

Leaning from the cab window does more
with his ears than his eyes. The "ruHI-
bic and grumble and roar" of his engine
are to him articulate speech, and false
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5 WEEKLY BANK STATEN ENT.
q NEW YORK, April 18.-The statement
EDITORS VIEWS
What the New York Afternoon Papers
Say About Yesterdays Trading. 4
fspeciul 10 The Times .pIspatch, )

/ NEW YORK, April 1s.-The Evening
4 Post In lts review says: To-day 8 BANK
statement was negative In character, an, ana
& had been expected. The smallness Of the
\ gain In cash reserves. as compared with
ysstssrdaSs foresasts was the chief cause
million less than the known movement
Of currency indicated. This has been the,
rather uniform tendency OF the recent
gradual drawing III OF cash by some Of
the trust companies, Whether these com.
panles have or have not begun In any
\ aside thcir. stipulated, FIVE per, cent. re.
to be beginning I'M it The perpsxltty Of the
,nxillngness Of the companies to- give ";
out weekly statements. In time, bankers
will doubtless be induced to grant this
uni then the weekly mon money s0 situato
can be seen oily dinly
The return return, wa Was Is not very we'll received
4 particular effect on prices; Up to the
time when i was published, stocks had
"A They yielded slightly when the statement
was made public, but In the main recov
\ cred this Incidental loss before the close.
coming as it did from a Northern securi-
ties director. was doubtless Of some SER
vice In dssipating this nonsense, The
.
< yond any question our excessive stock
promotions. Insofar as the markets have
really suffered, since the Securities de
$cislon. they have done 30 because they
were already undermined by the processes
Of which the Northern merger was
type. 1t is, however, n frutless ms we'll
as thankless. task to merely distribute
blame for the errors of the past, What
most people wish to know Is how We
X shall atone for them. MI
First, Of course, by stopping the nrac-
tIces which get us into our present scrape
i This halt has been already called and
efrectually For the present i Is hardly
= requisite even to- warn the market
against resumption OF such policies. II
& the present. attitude OF the banks con;
see much less Of the wholesale pIling up
Of loans than the. market had grown
used to expecting, There is left In sight,
OF the uncompleted. but unbalanced her
OF the uncompleted but unbandoned.
ideals" of the two past years, only the
unlucky Steel Corporation stock CONVEX
sion, Demand on hank resources for
legitimate and necessary railway pur
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ST. Paul & Louisville.

Messrs Scott & stringfellow make the t,
following comparative statement OF the
earnings of the St Paul and Louisville
and Nashville railroads: -. ~
Z Income !Account-For eight months end
ed February %. 1908: 5s u. ~. ,oo .
st. Paul-Gross earnings, $s2 oS7; goo;
operating expenses and taxes. s2o.3 ,0o0 1,
CAT per cent; net earnings 81 $50 ooo
same'as last year, $3.50. 900; gross income,
sl197o,o 0O Less fixed charges. etc. 81 10,
7.45 per cent, on s1050 co.,
Louisville and Nashyllle-Gross earn n;
taxes. Sis, Oa7 .o6o-s9 per cent; net earn
ings. s7,22oooo. Income from other IS sources.
Income s7S97. 0O0. Less fixed charges,
etc.. s277o,ooo; net income s ~ oc 0o Nao
stock. 80
Louisville and Nashvllle's equity az
per cent? in Nashville, Chattanooga and
Louis RallWay Gompany5ss i SnTpi liza d fSr
This added to Louisville and Nashyille, rs
net income for eight months would ne
Louisville and Nashyilles stock. "a
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April 1S--rhe cotton mar,
points, ruled steady and fairly active for
a time and then commenced to decline
under realizing. The early, improyement
cables than called for BY tho closing of
the New York market yesterday. The de-
mund in the local market was mainly
from shorts with subsequently, selling
profits and were disposed to secure them
In View of the large movement; WITHIN
less than an hour the net, rise had peen
months we're comparatively neglected,
with a bearish undertone on favorable
wea Their conditions and glowing crop nc
clincd to sell in Il conservative way on the
large movement The volume OF business
continues small and mainly, confined 70
ested, XIX E
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Z 4 IN u & \
mny By wl ii Fl fme equine heavy
Hut II will not involve the pll!ng OF ten
Or twenty millions per weels In oams pPeh
s se nav ma was Witnessed last February. and
at this season one or two years ago.
The Byenng syn eMS Gya ggeoua
ties were centers Of interest at the open
Ing Of business IN tho atoGk market ,' aniS
from Yesterdays final ,f1Eures and there ,a
seemed to be an extension OF opinion ~, shat
when the ss slee
libel proceedings would be dissipated. ...,
1.-THE general market opened strong tns a n,,1
fairly aetiye ana ma nronouneod Weak
SHARES Reading broke With Iandpr arlti s,5a r
and SELLING nnng II ha intel
#ligence that the Interstate ION n !, Is, :
Commission was about to begin an, m
curry into the relations between sa t nat fe thc
possible result of their. investig atiohs
might be the bringing Of q suit by the ne
Acknowledgement along the same ne, lls ses
that were followed IN the northern Sc e--
curtie litigation. ,,,a
The break III the anthracite coal stocks 1iss
had a dampening effect upon m specua4 ~ cs
ton in activity and reactlon IN prices
Throughout the genera list. 49,. 80 -,
e American stocks were decidedly strong
in tho London market and moderate pur-
chases for foreign ACCOUNT were con
Quoted In the local dealings. 1T was gen.
orally orally expected that the bank statement
would make a fairly good showing on &C. Sa
count of the large gains In cash MADE
by the banks this week, and the, Views IN
this respect acted as sustaining m
fluence In the trading.
There was no news Of Importance oen ne
than that mentioned bearing upqphh p ART
Fne Gna lsSn copper
Wnnha tan. METROPOLITAN st. Paul, Union
Paciiic, Canadian Pacific and the United ''e'
The figures Of the bank statement we're
fairly line With baro the vos solna snr
mise at the increase OF the loan account
which am2unted t. sSt + aa1 1io 6eea
sliouidation on Monday the loan account
would have shown! a ,con1siderable reduce a;
ton. Actual cash holdings Increased
81 $50 600. s E 5t9F l5.6d sa5S5 4ft;
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Violent Rebound In Metropolis
tan Helped the Opening.
PRlC ES LATER UNSETTLED.
Professionals Began to Cover Short
sSs Contracts, but Selling Was Res y
ssa sumed on Appearances ofthe
n Bank Statement.
t1,r A ssociated 1,ress.

I fSs NEW Y DIRK, April S-ro-day's stock
a market was but a dull and narroW ntnlr,
Slliicafit a VOL ent rebound at the opening
II an Metropolitan Street Railway. helped the
q tone for a while. The spasmodic rise III
ii ders to cover at the market and the high
Sspric was maintained for only nm instant;
THE renewed weakness Of the stock 9 ana IN
e the sharp selling movement In. Reading
Il downward. Reading dropped about
golnts before support was f3rt 1nS as
Y a superstition that the anthracite coal
" combination will be the next object Ct
ss under enSess
\ ed; cd The Professional traders WHO made
he me
tie publication Of the statement. The dis
i6ass Who 'e showed Was min no re Of
800, whereas the severe liauida ton Of the
week had given rise to hopes Of large
Gated BY the merger Of two banks and an,
increase in capital OF other, which made
require for loans With9Yt 60 r,
crease IS about as expected, and tho sur.
plus reserve was corr espondingly bene-.
fitted. The market rallied and closed steady
z1 "a Canadian Pacific and Missouri Pacific
enjoyed some special benefit from good
reports Of gross earnings for for the second
The decision expected on Monday on the
application for stay Pending th e, a 1o,,e
the Northern Securities case na Is aomH
Operations for the advance. g Foreign ex-
change was firm under continued ~ l,eN &c l
ported easier in London II. "a :, =
Bank Of Germany and the large oyer
subscriptions reported for the new. . Ger
v INN IN rded as Gratifying
n evidences OF the abundance OF tunus Ut
that center. /. II /, !, AZ ], 4
Scent.,fthe NEVIS, registered, y per cent,
and the is, registered, I, per cent Ihe
new s., coupon and the IS, eoupo,n, I'D Cd
e eiosfeg aal Pr If Hent' week. Saa'eu
N The total sales OF stocks for the day
s}lS 1or1EYls X ND E&EH CITANG; E-CIOs
Time money. easier; sixty days. por
days per cent; six mo monnIs.
h ppms 9n can pape
5 f2 iSs1 per cent. Startling exchange firm
with actual business In bankers bills nt
for demand and at stS37a for i s lSI
con1m nero bls s4ssH al sax Bar silver,
( 5O;1 Mexican dollars 49, Government bonds
steady; railroad bonds steady. 55
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
e BALTIMORE, MD. Aprll .lS.-sea board
"a Air Line common 23I541t2A, dOa preferred,
i 39A Qae}s. Seaboard As, SlA@S1ss
Atlantic Coast Line, common. 125; a..
4 preferred. no sales
WEEKLY BANK STATEN EN- IT.
NEW YORK, April 18.-The statement
4 Of averages Of the clearinghouse banks
h Of this CITY for the week shows:
Loans. s905. 207 800; increase, s2:A21 zoo.
II Deposits. 1851, 900, 800; increase, 81, 4bs 4oo:
s,6 Circulation SAB. .0Na, Increase, S3GSG00.
Il I.egal tenders. s66 s57, 700; Increase 1858 4s,
Specie, slGo. a72.5 800: increase, s2:017 500,
Reserve. 1927 $50 200; increase. s2,ss,l2oo.
y SOL $50. -.
4 Tx United States deposits, sl5,s21 80
increa Sc, s., 260475.
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WALL STREET GOSSIP
A Rally in Metropolitan Good Buying
g in the Reading Issues,
(spe-,al to This Times,Dlspa,s

* (Spe-ial to The mes-Dispatchl
NEW YORK, April lS,--,rhe opening on
the Stock Exchange was generally firm
in view Of the easy rally after The decline
of the previous afternoon and the higher
range OF prices from London, The pro
fessional element was actively bullish,
and there seemed TO be moderate supply
OF commission house orders. although
these were not al important factor
METRoPOLITAN's RALLY;
The rapid rally of Metropolitan at tho
opening vas based !, on he idea That the ,e
some extent the result OF n raid. The
Consistent ASSURANCE Of people who OUCH,
AFFECTING the earning capacity Of the prop
erty- were beginning TO have effect,
CANADIAN PACIFIC:
Canadian Pacific was strong on the ad-
vance In LoLdon. The Montreal pool
seemed 70 have secured an Important fors
eign following. M
READING BUYING GOOD;
The report that Reading would be the
point OF attack for an inquiry into the
alleged hard coal combination had very
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%1o.11; Jnly G po!nts5up at 1917, and August
2 points up ats9,63. Soon after the open,
Ing liquidation and pfotlt-taking. carried
prices down gradually, the board Mt the
close showing net gains on June Of 'fSa 8
Cotton futures steady: April 1000 bid;
May, l00o@10.10 June. 1o.1s@l0.1s: July,
3101S6f014 August, 9G0Q9.0l; Septembcrt
sS.S1@S.(I October, 8.39dlS 40; November,
$685. q; December, 826@18.N. 6
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q. so. Earnings.

Following is a comparative statement
OF the gross earnings Of the chesapeake
and Ohio for the SECOND week of April,
1903. s3SS6G6.17; 1902. 1926, 1876; changes IN
crease $53, 2SS OF. Tor two weeks Of April,
1903, S72S l03. IS: 1902 $3.50, $3.50; changes In
crease S77247.53
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Cotton, quiet; middling,, 1910; net re-
ceilts 50 bales; gross, 1859 slles' stoe 'F.
Total today at all seaports-Net re.
ceipis. 2i.b4O bales; export 70 d1 ! ~
Britain, G9S5 bales; to the Continent l'lA
bales; stock, 34922 bales. H..
Consolidated at all seaports.-Net, re.
ceipts. 2iA0 bales; export % tIr : aaI
Total since September list 1T all sea-
r 20 Great R ssfe's 26, bales; 10 tie
Continent, 2Gss.ls5 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April ls.-Ceyisr9NnG
quotations unchanged,
Future steady with fairly good d. dc de-
,The visible figures of yesterday had q
hullish efSeet and at the opening sent
prices up, frora .aGs points, MAY sold :
points above the Closing YESTERDAY =
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS in NEW YORK
SALES.

SALES. hi
American Can ..............
{ 600 American Can pfd,...........t..f
! 100 American Grass TWitie....s.....
American Cotton OIL cot1l,......5
i 100 American Locomotive com ....,.!i
209 American Locomotive pfd...i..*
400 Anaconda ..,..... ..,..,,... ,....s.&
500 American Car and Ioundry....
\ 800 American sugar ....,,...t,..s.f
1900 a., r and sante Te cotr1......sa
Z 200 & Al, r. and Snnte Fe pfds..,...
,O1O0 ANA lgaf1,atad h per.....,......
1890 baltimore and Ohios. u.......,s
400 Brooklyn apid Translt..........i
1900 Canadian Pacific ...........,....
1900 Ch eshpeake and Ohio..........,
5 lsa5 Canada Southern ...........,....
COO Colorado Southern com I. ....... \
200 Colorado Southern list pfd......
200 Colorado Southern I'd pfd. .......
1890 Chicago, Mill and st. Paul ......gi
1900 Chi. Rocls island and Pncif1c...
Colorado Fuel and 1ron,.....t...gi
1000 ChicaEo Great West ern.....,..
c., c. G. and st. Jouls.........i5
500 consolidated Qes .:..,.......,....4
u loo Delaware and Hudson. .t........8
4 Del, Lack. and Western .......
5000 Erie coin ..........,,..,.......5
1900 Erie lat pfd....... .,.......t.......
200 Erie I'd pfd .,...
zoo General Electric .................
800 illinois Central ......,.t.
340O Leather ............... ..,;;:....
420o louisville and Nashville....,...
300 Manhattan .......,................
$500 Metropolitan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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little effect, and tho buying seemed to be

little effect, and tho buying seemed to be
good. 81 si IS
& OHIO: IN
Philadelphia houses r. reporsed - pu Lyle
. S,sIlX 9GLs'% 2HSp sn eo 2f'H;
The firm in ted Gopher was
feature of the days trading. 1t IS PROB
able that London has been treasured by
the recent renctlon and Is now beginning
to take kindly to the idea that the metal
is selling at a reasonable pdice and does
T nj 5e GpTosnNG sny spe''ol ran'ro'A''0
The market hardly liked the increase in
loans as shown In the bank statement, and
took It IS indicating that the puMy9nadSes
were not Of an investment charact ter, me
floor traders seemed to be taking prohts
over the end Of the week, and this &C
eous of for tie trsdng
BANK sTATEMgNr:
The increase Of So, AZ 800 IN loans, snoW WI
In the bank statement. was not expected,
and may be due to q transfer OF loans
The Increase Of Ss,sS1, zoo In reserve held
is only about half the. gain indicated by
the. preliminary estimate; l.
s., $40, GOO less than the sum Of the increaS Sc
in loans and cash. which Is an unusually
Tho reserve required Is !. :sl! $50 go more orr
gain IN (! cash makes the increase IN y sur ls
The surplus is now 5000 $50, compared
with se.67s,65o in 1872 !; 81 22' 100 in 1901 and
nte ID tai tates C deposits is sl5.s2l, ESQ.
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u. S. refundlng 2's registered"........ loeA
U. s.. refunding 2's. coupon......,... IVY IVY.
u s.. Ss, registered. !o1%
= 8 Nan, a. ronlstered J, I. !. ;. 1. I. 134N
~ 4 IA a. co,1non. (. 7. :. I. I. |. 1864
- "a 4. rceistcr +. !, y. !. ...... 111A
~ ?. o iI - .nUnEnnnE' Ill n
II 5 y IS i lSs
Atchison general ds s !; . .. %
.Sti'iso ~ 1lhio 4,s 1o01a
hnitin,ore ard ohio al s.....,.......,.. o3N
I3nti - g "a Shio CGny a g. ~. s103 G
s sa!'%Srs so III - 5S5A
Centrni - G 49,, 4 a. Inc rs M
~; Il ~, c,hin 1iS 104A
~, 81, 'i A tor 75
ion - w ~ M Quincy new 915s
Chicago NJ. and st. Paul gen, 4s,,.. ITO
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,BALTlMoRE MD, Anril s..FIouR-
and the month. SalbQS25sc.; Southern by
sample, 7lMSahc Corn--Firm; spot and
the month. dolk@5o4sc,; Southern white
e :, MNi lieas93;e nts3Quiet No. s7S WSshhi!tta
butter Easy and lower; fancy Inn .Hsl0i,,
2lTs3c.; fancy creamery, 2Sq29c. lSgss--
Firm and unchanged, Cheese and Sugar
Flrm and unchnnEed. .wfA
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS 'Al'''Tl'l' IS!

Irb,cnro ana Nortl, Western con. rs. 132M
Chicago. Rock Island and Fac; s.. l ooY
G., EC., c. and ST. Louis gen. 4s.....' s sSSA
Chicago Terminal As. &c., 81
Colorado and outllern 4s,;............' SSS12
Denver and RIO Grande Fs............5 9 9sS
{ ErIs d PsIe s.. lia r. s s
E ITns. 1vnrt ana Denver Cty ist So. 1854
Hooking Valley = IL i iSS1s
Manhattan Consolidated gold 4s...... loo 1A
Mexican Central 4s...................'.. %
Mexican Central 1st !, %
Missouri sdis Kan, ana Texas ,As......... e9A
Missouri, Kan. and Texas "a s..,..... S05h
New York Central gen. 31as.......... ySa
New Jersey Central gen. 6's....,..... l30 #
Northern Pa c nc a s q. 4, 1924
Northern Pa ciGc g 8 Z. ". 7l1a
Norfolk and Western con. fs...... os
Reading General observation-disclosures. W
ST. Il. and Iron Mountain con. 5s.... 111h
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st. Louis and San francisco Hs.."..& wv
t. LouisT Southwestern 1st's............t ySh
st. Louis southwestern 2d's .......;.... 81 81
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass 4s'.. ssaaH
Sso,ithern RaiiwSy'6s 1854
~, ~ uasSn,,d Z pnniGo - 1t;s - s116 ri
,re en ei az II NnnS 1Sr.stern 4;s.,. "a *
T1nion Pan,fin IA. $50 ........... 1924
Union tPacific Cow. 4's.,,,............ 102M
yVn IN sh Isf's q ;. ~, .....,,...,... iii $
Wabnsh "a = Observation-Disclosures. 1061a
Wabash Deb 1915
West shore ~. 10ON
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4's.......... Ola
wis ron an Ccntrni 4's ...,.,.,,.,.. 81 N
Continental Tobacco 4's.....,........s 81 81
Colorado fuel Northumberland. sO12
Rock island ,.,.,.,,,,..,.......,..,.. S5N
PENNSYLVANIA. Observation-Disclosures. VIZ
Nj. and 81 collateral trust fs........ 90
c'antrni az GeoruiaT 2d Inc.,.,...,...,, 81
Va, Carolina 4 Chemical CO. com...... 6l1a
Va Carolina Chemical Co. pfd...... ~
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

n NEW YORK,.Aprll 1s.-FI.oUR-stead;9
y M fd e9t a aattef ss St
fair To- good. s IS - choice to tascy,
i2s@s GorR RVe sams5sad NJ ySSw
era Co., a io BsrleyDail; feeding -
< Wheat-Dull !. spot l1rm;; No red. S2sde.
There was q fair trade IN wheat al the
and dsy1 supp pe 1t Chicago R HSs
close WAS tir,n at 51lt0l%c. net advance.
May closed at sltsc.; July, 76Hc,; septemf-
corn1Dull: No. 3 524sc. aaoat, !, Option ion
eentdsb eu activity july closed &c. net
iise M net "a decline in MAY, May Closed at
$751; pS3 aS st opon ass sa 4' and
family .lS;,s s125o@4s mess SO
s Stss$S S jS sf 5i;s SsSl!ss
lLard-Dull;t Western steamed; $lo.25; re-
nss stea;aY 5 Ss sSqtn
s 2.sslu n slS.s5ais Is, So
sae DAIRY s sta
m nn or 1se sm rfafY wNfe fall fGasd o
i Esssg gnaeiern s'1ts R fsn1Rsy.ybhn1f
city (s2 per package. 6Mc.; country (pack-
age free), 5N Ql57sc. Rosin-Stea dy; strain
Sd; con 5ss,as, t. good 's26 rurpentlne
Coffee-The market for coffee futures
opened with prices unchanged. Just at the
close moderate local covering advanced
prices 561O points. The tone was finally
steady. Sales. 5000 bags Sugar-Raw,i
arm; tair refining ss,16e.; centTifygal, @
test, 3ssc.; moasses sugar, 81 15.1ec.; re-
fined firm. ConfectloneSs A, M.65 mould
"A, 500; cult loaf, $40; crushed, $40:
$500: granulated, $3.50: cubes,
s5.O5. Rice-Firrn; domestic. fair to ex-
ira, 4AG7c.; npan, nominal. Molasses--
Firm; New Orleans. open kettle, good to
acknowledgement; new s! gsouthern, H@ az;
State and Western, ner 1So pounds. sl.59@
l.s5; Long Island. s1.7512; South Jersey
sweets, $275G3.75, Eoeanuts-Steady; fancy
.handpicled. 4MM4lhc.;8 other domestic, 81
@AAc. abbages- Easy: Southern, 4l.5o@
1.75. Cotton-By steamer to Liverpool. l2c
v CHICAGO. I'LL. April. 10. There was a
continuation of the bullish sentiment in
wheat to-day: and closing, prices, were
strong, May being Nc. higher and July
sa@lsc. higher. May8corn8 closed at a gain
Of u @ssc, with oats q pN c. higher, Pro
Visions were -.trong, the July products
closing with an advance Of from 7laQlcc
to 20G221ac,
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-NFs!T ITHVT,!1TUT1| WIZ ITS TUTIT1WS:- y HTUT
.7sGSoc,; No. 3. 7OG10c,; No, 3 red ,7ac, No
2rcorn, .4Ac.; No, yellow. l4c. No. 2 oats,
36Sc;; No. 3 white, ,si9lsdAc. No, 2 rye,
5oI50lac, Good feeding. barley. 3G03ao,;
seed. Sl,oS; No, | Northwestern, SILL;
prime 'rlmothN seed 1910, Mess pork, pel
barrel, slsdlS.lo; lardNper 100 pounds sGs5
dry sailed shoulders (boxed),e IS 81 i46rS.T0 ;
short clear sides (boxedl. sl0,12taGl0,25
Whskey, basis = high wines, sl,So. Cloy-
creamerles lSG24c.; dairies, 15fl2.c: EGGS
steady at mark, cases Included liMGll4&o.
Cheese steady at l2kgl3 to 1870,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond Va, April IS, 1908.
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4 Virginia centurles-s6oo at 90; 500 at %.
Virginia Carolina Chemical preferred
shares at '122lh; 4 shares at 122h.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
Cotton futures opened ilrm and closed

Spot cotton closed quieti mlddling up
lands, 1910; middlng gulf 1865; safes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19

.5354 3 BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
BALTIMORE, MD. April 1S.-sea board
Air Line common. 81 sdl2A do. preferred,
{ S9A a. e9s. Seaboard As, SlAdSlss. !.
Atlantic Coast Line, common. l25: fp..
preferred, no sales. Esil