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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. aApril 6,-The csotton mar:
ket opened frm ut an advance Of lGd
der further covering Of May and July
shorts, Immediately following the call
here AMY was forced rapidly upward to
est pravons ave Of the season. season. t and July
selling at e.@, also surpassed pravious
records so far MS the present crop, was
concerned, The advance was almost en-.
+ tirely duo to the covering OF shorts.
though Mt intervals through the day the
market was supported by the bull clique.
Southern news lew rs to new cr9n prospects
pressing effect on the crop options, which
We're neglected during most Of the session:
While the port receipts for the day turned
about l2,6M bales against 1871 bales last
year, and the estimated receipts for lead
Ing points Tomorrow were made thus en-.
reached iO.a5, suffered 4 momentarliy halt,
and May edged back little under rea liza-
tion. Then tho list turned stronger again
and May was rushed up to l03s Win
the general market at that showing an
advance OF from Cops points on the active
options n
After this the market; while generally
thought the heaviest short Interests had
regarded BY some OF the bolder room
operators MS signal for fresh commit
nents. while It also checked covering ny
those who had thus far stood, ~ thelr
shor, contrasts There was a'so bo SONS ore
ferred taking profits to carrying their
operations overnight and prices worked
back few points, but Were again rallied
at a net advance Of 6927 points. and with
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~ tA,,e. GA.ea,'t


sl3 AZ Charles Brown, 'S wiater in ne
French Maid Sylvester James mes
walked at least twenty miles at @ the the
Academy last night there were SO many man
things for him to do and 81 many people
FOR him to serve, s5 He incidentally servel
q 4 whole lot OF merrinent to the au7-5
{dienco, but oven at that he was not the
whole show, for 1.-THE French Maid" car
ries d large cast, lots Of good music and
plenty OF pretty girls X 81 s$5.sa
D. Iror a arst night the piece went re- a
smarkably we'll. and Miss Dora de FIJI
3llppe, Miss Bessie Tannehill and Messrs.5
John Young, Harvey DaYfs, Joseph Phil
Slips, and all the Others, including the
chorus, 4 made new friends and added new lew
slaurels. 5.s #
..The Man Who Dared I" at the Bi3oui
this week, lis O. far better play than It's
title would lead any ono to suppose. "
IA 4 melodrama that is refined, romantic
sometimes thrilling and generally abb
sorbng. q It is really magnlhcently STAGED,
and It Is admiral bly, acted by q company
headed BY Howard Hall. There Is not.
indeed, a really weak spot In the cast
The play reaches It's acme in interest
when Il the hero enters cage OF lions to-
rescue woman's glove. The animals
are magnificent specimens. and the nov
city, startling as It is, does not fall &to
bring down the house. The piece should
crowd the house at every per- ormance
There Will be matinees to-day and to-s
morrow, and the usual night perform
5ances. III Il ia 3s88
The announcement OF the return 70 the.
IBJou OF the George Fawcett Company,
With Percy Haswell, for four. perform,
arccs, beginning with Thursday matinee
an event OF Importance in Itself, gains
an added Importance from the additional
announcement that tho play for this ems
gagement will DO mistress Nell Be-
sides Miss Haswell the company will
show here for the first time MT Eugene
tOrmonde, O famous leading man, who has
been engaged to support her In this pro-.
sduction, and many old favorltes OF tho
company, including Alice Butler, Alfred
Hudson, Regan Hughston, Hale Hamil-
tom. Harold Cohlll. Agnes Everett. Viola
Burton George s chraedcr. E rank Fraun-
5tolz ana half a dozen Others we'll known
here for their work In the past. here
will be no performance on G GOD Friday
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EDITORS, VIEWS
What the New York Afternoon Papers
IS say About Yesterdays Trading
l(Spccial to The Tlmes.Dispatch.) III

g473 I8S5 ESPECIAL to The Times. Dispatch ii
u NEW YORK, April G,--The Mail and
Yas SeeGr ntsu tates
Circuit Court ut Cincinnati. to-day re-
fused to make permanent the Injunction
" 3 restrain the Union. Pacific from voting
its Southern deittie s.oGK an This de-
Fcision was received with much satisfnc-
4 ton In the financial district, as It clari-
\ fed the railroad situation In respect to
mergers and control OF other
sproperties BY leading Trunk Line sys;-s
q. Previous to this decision London set
the pace for our narEet, easier m n Hs;f
In Americans abroad, which advanced q
point or more above the parity W seyc-
4 raj Instances. The strength Of OUT stocks
o sSo5 xn1s HeSs tie ss
Wabash road and rumors that the South.
ern Pacific decision would be in favor Of
the Union Pacific interests. y,
the action OF the court was slight, ana
the theory prevails that the matter had
been anticipated on. the previous ad :.
recovered to Saturdays closing. The
rapid changes illustrates the frequent
shifting of sentiment consequent upon
the Southern Pacific affair.
The Commercial Advertiser says: The
Cincinnati court ruling. In the Southern
Pacific case did not become generally
known In Wall Street until after clock.
There was abundant evidence, however.
that the news was known In favored
quarters before that time, Prices be-
gan 10 move UP In the early London deal
Z lnEs, and the rise continued during tho
earlylocal trading. Business was compare"
lively slack until early afternoon. when
heavy buying set In In Union Pacific. ST.
Paul. Rock island and other favorite Is
4 sues The formal announcement OF the
4 Southern Pacific decision accompanied this
movement. But the dealings quickly ns-
( sumed the character OF market in
which tho ''good news" wns out and mad
been discounted Prices soon began to
{ fall back slowly Mt first. then more hasti-
~ in the last hour. Tho final reaction
was chiefly duo to the later information
from, Cincinnati stating that an appeal
had been granted to-dny's defeated lth
gsnts{ and that the annual election OF
4 officers in the Southern Pacific Company
n would be postponed until the new verdict
/ had been received This did not destroy,
\ but Il certainly took tho edge OFF, the
4 cheerful feeling created BY the first dis
n Money rates continued high through
out the session, and n fresh loss was
reported blythe banks Mt the Sub Treas
4f' The stock market closed steady with n
pnrt Of is early advance still retained:
bnt the prevailing temper was distinctly
cautious. 5 ~
THE Evening Post says; To-duy's
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IMPORTANT Q HANGEs IN scH4IE'
83DuLEa r.. IN. 81 M r. r.,
aF;IOl,IJ,(,IIWARD.

yf q Fl III as SOUTHWARK
Train No, 81, Atlan tic Coast Line, New
york ana FLORIDA Special, will be discon-
,tinued for the season., last train arr Wing
DyrdrsTeet stat lon. Richmond, II 40 r. Al, y
A pril Sth.j
E Train No, Z 81. seabpard Express. VIII
be discontinued, last train arriving Main 4
street Station Richmond 1925 a, NJ, Sun +
III Train No. 81, arriving Main Street SIN 1
ton 10 1875 p, M. win he iannulled April
eth, 10th and 18th,
Commencing Sunday. April 18th, through
coaches win be placed in service on Train
M, 81, arriving Main7s'reet statoR 1925
+. NJ. daily,
at NORTHW,AHD.S s " S sf53 q &.
Train No. 8S. Atlantic Coast Limo, New
York and Florida Special, will be dlscon-
timed for the season., last train leaving
byrd Street Station, Richmond, 6;54 "A. NJ. i
Saturday, April 18th. Ft VA
Train No 50. seaboard Express, will be
scontinued, last train leaving Main-
Street Station GAS A, NJ II Saturday, April 4
1!lh, X sffg q 81 ri 35 n
p Commencing Sunday, April 18th, through
couchas will be placed In service on train 4
No, "a, lea wing Main-Strcet Station Rich
;n.ond, GAS "A. Nh daily. L
". r. TAYLOR,
Tratiic Manager,
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Z, IN n "a. n, tEl7I,t, 73T Ts8Il
Multi. Millionaire Here,

y Mr.. ana Mrs, Charles = Mckee gave g
nov marty al the Bijou last night In honor
~ ! Mr. ~. and Mrs, WA. Simmick, Of Pitts
burg. \. Pa, Mr. Ninnmick is q multt-mil-;
;lionalre Of the steel city. and has been
travelling in the South He Is on his way
to Hot Springs and OLD Point. and While
STOPPING at the Jefferson he has been
entertained BY Mr., and Mrs. Mckee .,.s
In tie party at the Bijou last night
besides Mr.. and BMrs. Nimmlck and thelr
two daughters we're Mr., and Mrs. Mok co.
Miss Margaret Mckee. pr, va ~ oppeel'F-
miner and Mr.. Charles II, Ph'lllps'
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UNITED Nj [, EMOlDERNs
Monroe lodge Elected q Class Of New ~
4 II Members Last Night.

NJ Monroe Lodge. No. Isl, 3 United Moderns,
held Its regular session last, night / In
Monroe Hall. with ar excellent atten-
dance. In addition to routine business.
six applicants for membership were bal-
Sloted upon and elected and "a class OF
seven were put through the mill und
expressed themselves as Satisfied: ~ NJ NJ Z. !.
Isaac Held. recorder and flnanc at' g, o.
5Dixle Lodge. No. g., was present. and
made quite d rico talk for the benefit
of the 4 order. Mr. NJ. Blnford was was
elected guide III place OF MI. Matt Mat tern.
resigned, and was duly Installed: gl
Monroe Lodge is adding 70 US rosie ~ {
every n Getting night. and indications point
to 100 members In the near future'
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U. IS. refunding Is, registered ...,...... 1oe
u. IS. refunding 2's. coupon, 10y
"a 8 "a rovistored. (. +. !. 4. !. 107
n 8 q. cn,,non \. II Y. /. !. +, 4. 1857
III Nav az Registered !. Z. ..... 1861
IL Nav an. on !. :. !. !. \. . 1856
II nid a., 1'rculs torod !. Ill (
II 81 nd "a COUPON Z. =, . !. III
Fl & Rs arantste =. ~. =. +. . 1881
III ia nniinoii I. 1887
1ItcSisar, aanern ~ II . 100
1fNhisat' 1dinsfment 4 e. Z. Z. :, . so
1snItimore and Ohio I's,.......a..... 100 (
13nIfimnre niId Ohio az I. %
Dnftinioro and Ohio tonv. IS ....... !. lo0t
iCnnnfn soithern I'd Y. !. 1861
9Santrni or Gnorrin 5s,,...,............,... 107
Sonfra i ~ 1an,rin 1st Inc, Z. 10
Ghes s ana oh!o4h 1oayi
C,hIrn % and ALTON Mts.,.,,,...,.. rs q
ChicasS.s B.mnnd Quincy now 4s........i.S.., ON
ChicaEo, M. and st. Paul gen. 4s..El1On
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STRENGTH | | / /: ! |
UNMARKED
But Prices Ran Offio Or Heavy 9'
;sss Profit Selling l''ll I
SCLO SlNG EASY AND n i 4 { DULL ]
Decidedly Easier Tone Of Call Money y
III Market Was a Factor Of Strength
Thougl, Rates Show No
sSEsII Relaxation.
,CLO SlNG EASY AND i u } DULL |. ! !. !,
nv 7. Associated rrcss.ll

~ N1Ity 81 T1l, April 6.--Tl,e stock market
II showed d. considerable degree OF strength
8tNis $St1lorning, but prices rnn Off on IN
4, sin,ied disposition Of olIors 70 rcalize In
From From tho Stock Exchange s s.
dlssolto, OF ts tcm n Ria Southern
q Paoiic stock held by Union Pacific wns s
Regarded MS good news In the sense e tn ~.
{ay9r siqeet g hns setered little into
#the merits Of the respec tive contentio3nns rs
II oi tho two sides to the Southern Pacific
Quarrel regarding corporau ht tRS uS has
been an uneasy sense that me ques.,oa.e
4 raised In the dispute carried grave con Sc
aioEees to many 1arrrgatHS ona Thr nues
Stion to own stock OF a competing linz, Is
that Xolyes s 81 the g eml,ze
appeal as Is 8, a higher court and the detlnite
spostponementA Of tho Sonthern Ia. Is, .
M Gn,0 Il a te act SSs III
time showed gains of ec T. e ga b. :,
Closing WINS easy and Intensely dull. The
decidedly easier tone OF tho cal mon .i;,
market was also an influence IN the curry
strength Of the market. Money rates
were lower in London :.
in the time money ma KEY TO-
port that practically the only lundS oner
houses. Rates for time. money and mer.
8cantilc paper do mot show the relaxing
tend en cy yet Some very favorable shoW-s
ngs railroad gross ea e M f ha tne
4snco1ira Eing influence. The increase by
& Missouri Pacific over the corresponding
SWcekMof last week amounted TO ~ per
\ rent that Of Norfolk and Western 70 To-, =
herScent.Nnnd Southern Railway ana s Gsn,5
liz per u cent. while for the month !. Q.
March Mobile and Ohios gross earnings IS
hose 30 per cen t. V Il !, q, -, a ~,
outstanding the q. /! ME =, y ies sos n
1 sross earnings make q striking showing
g sHt ral Of tRe Wabash labor dispute had
effect upon nj the hrsIaenTr here
swa q heavy selling Of Sugar, reported Tor
Boston account. imposed to 90 the ellte 'ca
3of aabear Scampai Ign. u. y,
i4 Bonds were dull. Total so les pnr Vhia w,
se9 siste eas declined Y per cent and
Tie ne W A s, coupon. u per cent. The OLD ii
4;sSad yanced ~ per cent on the last cal.
The total sales OF stocks for the Gay
were SOC, 200 shares. ,554 XII
oNEY AND ExcH 4; S15 Em &c q ::
. Geminal; siXty' days, 5dsM per cent;
ninety days 5d6k per cent; siY months ,ln,
GG6E per cent; prime mercTnn..lea pt apeat,
with. actual business In bankers. pills az
4 s;.s9G4 80 for demand and at $4.Ss.7b for
sixty days bil!s posted SsNsi w nnr
SASS commercial bills, M,Sael4 $50 Szs' CIV
i ern nient bonds Irregular; railroad bonds
Anil 9,i55i5f4 1tj5 VIZ 5{
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Us ., L.-l.7l u ~, y
NAVAL STORES,

.9WILMINGToN. N. O., April q, -sPIR--5i
ceIpts, 10 casks. Ros Firm at $l.95 re-
.celpts, 60 barrels. Crude Turpentine--i
Firm at S. 1904 !; receipts. 10 barrels. Tar
SAVANNAH, GA, April G,-TuRPDN--..
at. &C.; recelp pts. ~ casks;
sales, 1,251 casks; exports. 500 casks
,Rosin-Dull !: receipts, 500 barrels exports.
1 GEO barrels. If N III
Is CHARLESTON, 8. c.. April e.-TUR-.
.PENTINE- ominal; nothing doing,
1Rosin-N Nominal 3i{i5l5sl "a l14f,i ~ K TX NJ
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LOCO bales. .it}}6 VIZ HI hi :.
Cotton. quiet: Emiddling. lo45; net re-
5cepts. 40 bales & gross. 5000 balcs; SO les,
1000 bales; stock, G1,51S bales. III
f Total to-day at all seaports--Net re-
cepts, 1883 & bales; export to Great
Britain. 1926 bales;1to the Continent, u, I'll
az sxnGSt
RrIain ga q, F re- ss o
s5 Total since September LIST a t all sea-
3ports-.N receipts 81 ,098, 62S bal les !; export
to Great Britain,s 2529,o6i bales; to France.
72i:524 bales; A8the Continent 2.626, 7O3
bales. 4s95a $ss54 r. 5 III
3. NEW ORLEANS, April 6.-CoTTo N
Following the lead of New York and In
thuenced In part by the advance mixtures
the spot cotton market soon after the
developed great strength. Quota
itions for ordinary to low middling tad-
3vanced Hc. higher. grades advanced &c.
t.9In the future market hopera tors were
seemingly making efforts to keep pate
whit New May, June and July opened
500 points above Saturday closing, and
on the second call had gone well above
51Oc. rs The market advanced steadily al
most throughout the entire session. Tho
board at the close showed net gains OF q
points on April May. June and 9, July I; % 3
other positions 70S points. 81 \
f5 Cotton futures steady:JTApril l0c. bids:
Nav 10.0s@10.09; June. l0.0a@101o; July,
1O1o@1o.11; August, o 81 @9,e2:j september,
s9.7S. October, 9,41d1942; Novem Der, 9.29 bid !.
Decem Der 8. 296I9, 30, 3it ~ J 81
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i8TofH Have Fine Exhibit

An{ exceedingly important meeting Of
h ne Y 81 I,ouis 1 Exposition commissioners
viii IS held Thursday in the ONCE Of the
Commissioner OF Agriculture. Mr.. koner,
Mr.. Koiner said yesterday that the COM
'missioners were getting the work. ~ me
shape, and that the prospects were pFistlt
for most creditablo exhibit 55
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IT- q 7-,II1- IN 80 ~ 1TT n
DRY GOODS MARKET,

NEW YORK, April g.. Outside OF a
moderate sa o OF drills for export the dry
goods market has Ia cked feature. Prices
show no inulcation of weakness on THU
general ma rket though here or there sit
to run out, sellers showing disposition
to negotiations for the future, 4,
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The Evening sun says: Quite heavy,
md at all events effective buying, ac-'
,cording to the early London cables, ap-
5penred III that market to-day for New
York account, and in consequence Amerl;,
can stocks wero shown there ut general
advances, the gains In some instances
extending to a full point or more. Broad.
sly speaking. tho general circumstances,
grouped under the head Of the labor
situation, also took on n more favorable
appearance over Sunday. chiefly because
OF the Wabash settlement althouEhait
was observed that peace had again been
sIons to tho colnpan y's employees Twas
chiefly because of these two .circum-
stances that the local stock market open
cd fairly active and showing, more or less
extensive advances in virtually seevery
quarter 4 IN fact, the only noteworthy
exception to tho general tendency OF the
market was Sugar Refining. which sold
off rather sharply In the early dealings,
with nothing of particular Significance to
be cited in explanation OF US course.
The comparative ease In the, money
market was another influence In tho
strength Of the market, particularly as
the relaxation there took place In tho
face of Saturdays weak and disappoint-
ing bank stn tement. There was again q
great deal OF conjecture as to. the causes
for the unnccountably large decrease IN
cash shown In that document but tho
only satisfactory. theory produced n ex-
day. namely-tha those trust companies
which are going to adopt tho suggestions
OF the Clearing House Committee are al
ready withdrawing cash from the banks
for the purpose OF establishing reserves
against their deposits. 5 H
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IcLlI!orsINId I \ BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago and Northwestern, con. Z So. 1914 is
{; - ~ (, and ST. Louis GEM ...41O0A
Chicago. rerininniii4 rs s2h
Colorado md Southern 4, g 81 90
&I5re I1nriol1S lien .
iIrie General \. 1. !. VI. .
Fart Worth and Denver city st's.... i1o NJ,
HS5sy{,sn s sSn1sidat. gn asa
Mnxica u Gam m i Il 8 . - n a
Madam Central 1st Inc. I. !. Z. Il 26M
MINI. and ST.. Louis 4s....;; 99SS533
Missouri, Kan. and Texas !'s........ eSN
Nav York Central gem SO s........ l02A I
Nav Jersey Contral gen, s. 8 100 SD
Northern pa cInc n 1O3 q
Northern Pacific 8 s. I. !. I. 72M
lEnrfniI, and Western con- 4 s. !. 0S I
{Rentne General 4's 96S
st. l.. and Iron Mountain con. 6's.. III
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Are VISITING. Her.eI!.l-

4 Mr., Wilmore b. z NVhitlocls and wife, ~
Columbia. s. c., who have been on "a
visit to his parents, OF No"sll0e Taylor
Street. this city, have returned 4 to their
home. b. u 81 NJ 4, B \ N
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tjs8 CATTLE M ARKET. d Il
RICHMOND L1vIc s'rO c.K MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Y ards.)
~ $500 I3ichmnt1d. Va. "a April 70. 1909.

5 (sales at Union Stock y ards.)
/, e I, sss April 70 q
tive. Hest steers. 5 al n med !am g
49, goMod ssesos q posnds
Is sae o Avs ISL saa's ass
1000 iy POUNDS sN G4Me,; common TO falr, ,s@
s s0gs f s3Ss aRR es ts
st. Goa hSgs s9 }SG p sssSasd
07 sHEEsP AND sS LAMBS. e,celpts s25
hend; market firm. Good sheep. 81 @cc.:
common ITO fair, 4g6c: good lambs a gg
.s a. common = faF' oe'e' sPrns s'a"0s'
I; "a 5 ~ SeATT rEsxass
s ssesRdy s. seaq aeod prs
s;serst ers and fessasys ssSsaN7S; coSs
81 s. SalI hefsss So s
esip9s t tsoday y.essS ssed
80 Mixed Oysrd 81 esaq alsA
EEeeS 8 ssS7Ss Il
S
f. sae'fS m nstvo amBs g. e'o's
Now YORK, 81 April 6-BEEVEs-S
Steady. Steers. Il, o5d5.6; culs,, g 25Qp4.7o &
cows. 81 6o@i.So; cal yes, yeals 8; 5oa8 50.
City dressed veals flrmerS ut eQ121ac; , per
pound. Sheep and Lambs-Sh Sheep, h60@
GO Spring lambs. sSg7bo per he head ID:
Virginia 51GTsMsf hogs a" a.4o.
VI EAST BUFFALO, N. Y.,#April e.-CAT--s
higb EmA'q Prime as steer, hsiess,
$3.7605; COWS, g .a'94 40 q; bulls. s36o04.e0:
to choice 1896 y com mon, Sls@25. Ycals,
75c. higher. Common to good a*S@S. Hogs
s7.4oa7 As: ;Spigs. s7.a5ap7 80: stays, S, 5o@e
Sheep lambs 16es5o higher, 10 Top
Western, S7.S5@S.; yearlings, s7@725; ewes
s6d7 50: top mixed IS. 26a6 &c; culls to
good 50. 6o@6.60. N &l3 Ri # ,35
ID CINCINNATI, O.. . April s.--HOGs-
Strong at 1901 Is. cattie- : at e soR
4.75. sheep-Steady$a ut s3.b96. %. Lam bs---s
Steady at $5qy7. 80. 1ga5
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eRS % the Sest On h Mse
two options. Total sales estimated ut 23o :,
ooobales. The Liverpool market was not
a factor In to-day trading. At the time
as due on the New York opening, but
later turned In response to advances here
and closed net 2Q4 points higher. WI aIi5t
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OFFICIAL RANCE AND SALE OF STOCKS in NETWORK

SALES. a
Y COO American Can i..............s&
1000 American Can pfd ..... .........5
100 American Cotton OH con,......5
1910 American Locomotive conll....
& ~ American re cotnotive. pfd.s... h
h Anaconda 8..... ........
5000 American Car and Fotindry...
242OO American Sugar ......s..........
2S9D AZ, n and aafite Fe coti,........5
1900 A., 4 and sptlte pfd.u...s.....ai
10000 Atnnlgat1ntc1 Copper ............
lS2u) Baltimore and Ohlo....a.....t.s
1901 & Brooklyn Rapid Transit. n.......4
$500 Canadian Pacific. ~. .............f
1900 Chesapeake n nd %Ohio............
n Canada Srutl rti........s........8
/ FOO Colorado Southern com. ...s...g
100 Colorado Southern let pfd.....A
5Sllly Colorado Southern I'd lpfd :..I..i
$500 Chicago. Mil. and ST.. Paul..,..l
34MN C!hlcngn,s Rock Island and Pac..
$500 Colorado Fuel and 1ron.......,.s
.lS00 Chicago Great Western.........
Sl55ss CT, L'..3 Gland st. Louls..........
2nn consolidated Gas ...... s.........S
: Gfl II Delaware and hudson ............a
800 Del. Inck and Western, 3. .....S
1900 Erie con. t.........
$500 Nrle lEt rfd..... ......l..
h Eric I'd rfu.......... "A
4 200 General Electric ..............E
1900 Illinois Central
500 s Lu,isyile and Naslivlile.....s..5..
t,0oc Manhattan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1000 Metropolitan .............'.......G
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g. Ct fo a,,s and gsn
st. Louis southwestern 2d's....... 81 3a
San AntonioSand Arkansas Pass. 4s.a% 81
S z$$!!sF $s ssss
Toledo, st. y. and Western 4s.... 7sE
Union Pacific 4's..... l0ass
Union Pacific Conv. = s. {. 1ol
Wabash LIST s IN !, Z. Z. ZIG lS
Wabash I'd s.. !. 10G
W Wseas Sh DsS' is Ss
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4's.......... Of S&5
wisconsin Central rs ...........%....... 81
Continental Tobacco ls.............. ":
Colorado Fuel . &. ............ sly
Reeh 1Eisnd 81
M, and o., collateral trust "a .,... 4. 92JI3
Central OF Georgia. I'D Inc. ...........834 A
Carolina Chem cal ca. com. 4. y. 621Iss
Va Carolina Chemical CO. pCd. -. 12221zz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07
Another Of Same Name,

10 the Editor OF The Times Dlspatc h;
sir,-WiN you kindly allow me space
IN Your paper to say that the. Robert
Barlow charged In the Police court on o.!
saturday OF horse stealing was not hopert'
BARLOW. OF 3No.F2l South Cherry street,
and that I am sorry there 5sho4la y VIZ W,
bearing, my name. who should be SO unr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

4 PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 8. 1908. d
5ysI al ARRIVED. iif d.
Steamer Richmond Rhodes, Norfolk.
and passengers, Old Domin-.
Ion line .t2a i Al " " NJ "a
iphia, Pa. merchandise and passengers.
Clyde line.
u 335t is SAILED, 55H
$ Steamer Saginaw. Tunnel. Philadelphia,
Pa, merchandise and passengers, Clyde
N"Stenmer Pocahontas, Graves Norfolk
nnd messengers, Virginia Navigation Go.
and lanes River landings. merchandise
Steamer : Richmond. Rhodes, Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07
nA1,T1MoRE STOCK MARKET,

p BALTIMORE, MD, April 6.-seaboard
Air Line common, 2Ah; do. referred, -30k.
Seaboard lis. 81. Atlantic Coast LIE
common. 1914 bid do preferred UNI
- ~. -...-L.. --...-.L LL.-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07

WABASH ISSUES STRoNG:S
The Wabash issues showed strength on
the settlement Of the labor question,
which. upon the whole. was taken to be
satisfactory TO the company, It was re-
garded as a favorable precedent Tor other