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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-26
DAILY WEATHER REPORT

U. S. Department of Agriculture.
Winnemucca. New, Sept. 25. Condi-
tions of the weather for the past "a
hours, ending p. m. 18th meridian
time. or 500 D. m. local time:
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-26

Referring TO the above article the
Carson News remarks: The 4-ppeal
says that the state board OF assessors
"has never shown any disposition 10
favor the Central Pacific railroad .
How different this sounds from Appear
editorials after the meetings of the
board. Valuing-for assessment pur-
poses-a roadbed at $4,000 pei mile.
when it is worth over $160.000 per
mile, and for which sum it must be
assessed If the constitution be obeyed.
in the eyes Of the Appeal, is not
"favoring" the road.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-26
DR. POrler, Denlit

a. y Porter deuIISi ptilce o.
1gI SIrses
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-26

Clean, Reliable, Covering ihe field thoroughly;
Pair and UnpreiudIced. Published with the In
teution Of keeping the reader infor.ed. and
aiming to do Injustice to none.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
CUT into HOUSE
IN BROAD DAYLIGHT
But Mrs. Matth Called for y.
a Pistol and Drove Off
the Intruder.

d. y
4 While sitting In n front room ct th 'a.'l
home, No. 6l3H II wenty-flrst& Street, yes
5terday afternoon with her daughter, hot both
Of whom were sewing Mrs. William l y. q n
Matthews, upon investigating Il noise N y
d rear room, was surprised to be con- con.
tfronted by a negro, armed with long
md ugly knife, Heshad effected m enr (
trance to the home by ting away three
blind stats from a basement window,
4 Mrs, Matthews called for q pistol and
the, negro fled. falling more than running
down the steps and making good his
escape out of a rearSwindo Alarm was
raised at once, the First Police Station
being notified by telephone. Detective
Sergeant John Hall was dispatched to
tho scene, bpt at n late hour last night
had been unable TO get q clue as to the
Identity Of the cnlprlt, s58
The burglary Is regarded ~ police cir
cles as one Of the holdest attempted re-
Gently, occurring, as 1t did, In broad open
daylight, while people were passing along
the street,
81 In falling down the stairs the unknown
negro lost his hat--a black slouch, rather
shabby--and Sergeant HAL now has this
In his possession, hoping to possibly ass
certain his identity by means of IT. II .s35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORIl,8BA pril s.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at unchanged prices
toa decline Of 9 points. and following the
call displayed further weakness, partl-.
cularly on the May and July options rs
result Of lower cables than expected.
Full port receipts for the day contin-s
'ued liquidation. There We're further rum
iors concerning the proba bll! ty5, of cot ton
coming to New York for dcliveryf on May
contracts should such be called for and
this may have had som ethng to do}jwitht
the early selling OF the nearby. optionns.s
But trading was quiet during the entire
session, and when May had reached 1870
and July 9.S2 the market was supported
by the bull pool, which bought more or
less openly. E
Tho rally which followed was encour-,
aged by the stronger tone Of the New
Orleans market which showed a gain OF
about 2 points over last nights finals. Blu
after the initial break the market ruled
irregular and seemed to be. dominated al
most entirely by the bull leaders, who,
however a pparently had inFmind merely.
the sustaining oftprlces In the nearby ops
lions, while the late mont this remained dull
and relatively easier. Then May was sold
up to 31O.33 or SO points over the lowest
lof8the{ session. Fromithls point. however.
there was n slight reaction under realiZ-
inr and the market5iwa finally quiet
VII May and April nett point higher.
swhile3the other options were unchanged to
6 points lower. Total sales futures esti-y
mated at l2500O bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
GIROLAhlI ISsGONE h
BACK TO ITALY, RICH

Z Having amassed snug fortune for.
himself and certain kinsmen. Andrew
sGirolami. baker and bar keeper, who was
only recently driven out OF the liquor
the law as interpreted by Judge Witt,
OF the Hastings Court. has returned TO
Italy. taking yAith him all Of his lmmed!-,i
alto family and his uncle. a. PasquInI.
53 FOR years Glrolami conducted one of
the lowest dives in the city atthe corner
of Fifteenth and Franklin Streets, He
made money hand over fist. and not over
three months ago disposed OF his local
real estate holding for over $2O.C0o, 1t is
stated he carried away from Richmond
3 between $4,000 and $40, 900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
WALL STREET GOSSIP
Facts About Southern Paciflc--EvIdence
Of Standard Oil Support.
4 Especial to The Times. Dlspatch) o

t5lla-v1a-f OF SldIllldVuso VII oukJPOtSNa- n .9-
Especial to The Times. Dispat ch) s-
NEW YORK, April S.--1he stock mar
ket opened generally fairly hard. as ths
street was disposed to take amore hope
fu Wow Of tho Southern Pacific situa-
ton In view OF the character Of the re-
cent buying. Commission house business
was very light and traders were not tax
Ing any positive attitude IN view OF the
narrowing tendency OF the market TO- to
ward the holidays Southern IaG en-
helped by the knowledge that the con-
trolling interest had been n considerable
recent buyer. It was the opinion IN rather I3!,
among the foreign houses, that the pool
holdings had been largely llquidated.
The United states teel,earnngs for
iee the M"r mark eaF'SS BUT W the Of
and 81 il he decline
of tho previous day had about represented
tho extent Of the disappointment. &, 4
SOUTHERN. PACIFIC;
In View OF the defeat OF the attempt
to change the Southern PACIFIC board at
ne annual meeting and 20 Of the dssoln y
company with respect 10 dividends. I, !.
Il 9p Of Wo Of yca hs st ms mi
|
| elapse before dividends can DO pnid on
| Southern Pacific stock. Tho management
has completely given M all Idea Of bor-
! rowing money TO complete expenditures,
rs the difficulties In the way OF so doing
| arc admittedly too, great, 1t has from
time TO time considered the ACCESSIBILITY
Of stock dividend. but has always felt
| that II more stock was issued dividends
| would have TO be smaller, and that IN
both cases, stockholders would get about
the same amount Hence, there Is moth.
Ing for 1t but to go on and complete tho
| work already half done.
1 Southern Pacific may be regarded as
! cheap TO those who can afford TO pay for
II and hold It couple OF years without
dividend return, l! is expected that when
! not be far from par.
\ HEAVY TONE DEVELOPER:
| A rather heavy tone developed IN the
first hour In the absence Of commission
house buying and some u lq1da,on is
| United States Steel Traders We're bear
| ish. but the professional element did not
| seem to he operating for more than
| quick market turns In view of the APP
proaeh OF the holidays.
| AMAI.GAMATED COPPER,
The decline In the metal in London
| was nn important factor In. the weakness
| In Amalgamated Copper. Traders We're
hammering It on, the Idea that the bull
Steel. SUPPORTED BY HoUsEMAN:
! a a. Houseman and other brokers
who occasionally act for the Morgpt
interest gave Very good support 10 united
some INCUBATION through the cornmissiap
aoases presumably fran holders who did
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09

Squash. choice. per crate... $50
C,,lk es. choice per box !. ~. 800 % 400 N
Bets choice, per box.... % 81 g EI2 4
Beets choice, per crate...... zoo @ 2.25
Beans. Fla. round, hamper. log W 3.oO (
Peas. English per hamper. 3, 90 5- h, 2,
Lettuce, per- hamper. ......... 2.NO 90i250
Aspa IN gus IS iper Y bunch 10 q ft35
Celery inrpe#Yper era to ...,...f $50 @ 800
Cauliflower, per- era te. ..,.....42 b0 I 3.go Y
Egg plant per era zoo % 2,oO I.
b h MISCELLANEOUS 81
Beans. navy white,. Mol, bus $500 @s2l5
Beans, navy, white com, bus 1.75 g i.s5
Beans. colored r per bus....,, LOO @ Ivy
Peas. bacl<-eye,y N To-. 1, bus. 8..&l .Uo
Peas. hack-eye, No, q bus. e @ -
Peas. bln ok N perS bus. @ 90 q 100 Z
Peas, clay, per- bus.........,..3 q g y ~ % u
FlaXseed, per Sbus... ~ &4g l.i0 4
Beeswax, per lbs. q g ~ ~, I,
Tallow,} perialb.... ..............io @ 89.o5
Fen theirs, mixed d per lb...... IS % {t40 y
Peanuts, No. E5per b..... I. ..S 3A@ s% 80
Peanuts. No.&2, $per ] 81 "a
Walnut Kernels, per b........t y @ '#l3 Y
,JVnln,ts. per bus . 30 a 40
Ginseng, choice. per ID ...... 3.75 % 4.o53
Wire chicken coops. ...........S5 t0 ~
Wire turkey coops .............. LOO 0llO
Egg crates Ou n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
PORT or WEST POINT, SAPRILyS, 1908.
80 ?
i ARRIVED.
SAILED.
II Steamer Baltimore, Courtney, Baltimore,
and general cargo.
"Scraping the Bottom"

& Special to Tho Times Dispatch
NEW y DIRK, April 8,--One Of the most
conservative banking interests in the
lket rs a whole Is now "scrapIng the bot
tom" and that there Is no reason to fear.
any further serious disturbance in the
shape of forced y liquidation on a large
scale. The tra-conservatlve and almost
pessimistlc5 tono Of the public generally Is,
In the Judgment this house, one of the
tire best guarantee against danger. while
1t may not be reasonable to look very
much Of a bull market. 1t Is not reasona- y
soma se totally new unfavora Biz deyeiops
mont .alL -... 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
HYMELlAsC REVASSE NJ.
GIVING MORE TROUBLE
.lDY AssocIateA prey.Iss,.

NEW ORLEANS, + a., April s.---yvith.
the blowing out Of forty feet Of cribbing
at the Ilymelia ssa to-day, the stu,
alton there has again become serious,
and fears are expressed that unless the.
damage can be Immediately repaired
other portions OF the 5000 feet of work
will be endangered by tho strain placed
upon it, Although material was hurried
to the scene as soon as the piling save
way. and work FASTENED on the Horse
yielded. little headway was made. and
the news late In he day was far from
encouraging.
The water Is going through the gap az
terrific rate and there Is alarm lest
the other sections may give way, while
,eiforts are bling made to mend this break,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
not like the last, quarters figures.

MARKET LESS SBI1ARlsH:# !,
i&In&the second hour the room showed I.
distinctly less benrish spirit, SO fa y as
pressure In places had not resulted IN IN
shaking out any considerable volume !, OF y,
stocks, while the support was generally,
some Of the larger nterests were repre-.
scented. \ American Sugar rallied probably
zonBfthe shorts, and the street was io PIX /
ling for the usual announcement lhat
ira do differences had been settled. It Is
noticeable that Sugar war.rep,orts Only ~,
occur the time Of year when ing season IisaI
Is over and the cutting OF prices NE 'lts =
STANDARD OIL INTERESTS, II 4.
!. There was possibly Some truth In the ths
report that Standard on Interests res hna
past, and would he unwilling to see the
stock work higher. Some covering OF OF
Western shorts was reported
$coALERs SHOWED BETTER TONE.
The hard coal stocks showed better;
tone and the market seemed to have
attitude OF some Of the miners on the
strike commissions rulings, was gen.
orally cons dered that Mitchell had every
possible inducementg to see that the Terms
were loyalty accepted.
EARLY AFTERNOON TRADING:
The market was dull but fairly hard IN
the early afternoon, ana AitllouRi y MY.
was no serious attempt to. to BID II up,
prove, and the professional element was
rather disposed to cover shorts, the
heavier selling was generally well taken
and gave the Idea that there was or
gani2ed support, & 35
ROCK 9ISLAND:8 3ti i,
sellers of Rock Island. They sold rather
freely on Tuesday, but thetsupport looked
a good deal better.
THE CLOSE: .
the close was under the best, but bard
and very idle Traders mostly. covered
their shorts during the day, and tlA; &C
count open was obviously small on either:
side Of the book. There Is reason to be,
slleye that the day had seen tho last OF
the liquidation of aa considerable account:
and also the covering of an important
short interest ,3s K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
BRIBERY CHARGED
DistrictsAttorney Jerome Wants Edgar
s. jS Kohler Disbarred,

If (Dy Associated Prcss.) 81 X f5ic S'5
NEW &c RIl. April District Attorney
Jerome has preferred charges before the
I3ar Association against Edgar ], loh-
Ter. who is interested In the appeal OF
Albert IT. Patrick against the latter s con-
,viction for the murder Of William Marsh
Rice. rs si. lll
Mr. Jerome charges that Mr., Kohler
offered bribe Of $1,000 to Detective Ser
gennt BrIndloy to make a certain afldn-
VII, and he seeks to have Kohler dis
barred. 5 "A Ss4 .si
( OWENsVILLE, KY.--A tornado to-day
did great damage to growing tobacco and
destroyed a number Of buildings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
I Many Re,urn.to Work,

M IS (Ny Associated Press. ~ 3 I'M II n
rs r POTTER M, April Ninety per cent,
of the employees OF the Netherlands Rail-
road have resumed work, Only shutters
and pointsmel are now needed to res
,estab lIsh the complete service. K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
DRY GOODS MARKET.

quiet, fentureless day, the weather being
I'm cnuslng considerable Of
the quiet, though buyers are not to J. b e
their simlmedata requirements, Prices are
held firmly and tho surrounding condi-
lions are not intlicatiyefo OF any weakening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
4 coTToNsEED OIL MARKET. q

NEW YORK. April 81 Cottonseed oil
little good oil offering on spot. Prime
crude here nominal prime crude, f.iG. b.
mills. N 33h@34lhc.:: prime summer ul yellow
White, A 45c.; prime winter yellow 49,;
prime menl :96. 50G27 nominal ~ r. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09

would b the money market ~ e
deadlock. Apparently the burst $, ] Ct !
apprehension Is nov n. Eyer; tn ,.aI"S,sf
apparent NJ tightening Of rate; 50 !, LIS
mind Considerably easier, On the ,a, ot hed
so Soc excited a consulate on Of physe;aln,s Is
not apt to feel in.high spirits immediate.
lea st n week in taking his own tempera-
it,re and counting his own pulse appre.
hensively such this occur foo
seemed to be true In staples as well as
Stocks, and on & l1urope's markets also.
consos in vent NIB, hlghNer enGs
toHchad IN the great break O E. rch 10Th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09

$vsalsi 1880 \; u tile u calves u q W
Hsfsiy seaadIy ai,bsp s i peSs
Spring lambs 4 weak n sheepj ~ 6oas. &c; /
fe!ippsd sheep. ,A4S, IS e!lilss sI.so Ia,n,bsss
lN50@6.b 90 perShead. ffogsAG ood !, medium
{sylVanla and state, 81 aOG 10. A
steady ~ ;sg7 49, SsttleIpssut ii R5ea
4.I. Sheep Q.i.ot at s35oG3. 25, Lam be-
Steady 1T a. tln67f, 10, sit Ia MI {S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
CLOSING BOND T: QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, Rock Island and Pac. AS. loo7
&c. G. and ST. Louis sgen. 49, loo
Chicago Terminal Observation-Disclosures. S S22ihH
Colorado and Southern ..!........ S SSi{2
Denver land RIO Grfnde : s.......''... 20 SS
I T,ia ennrai j. S47s
Eor Wori6 ara p 81 ely lsts... 11e eSNA
5Lovisyille and Nash. Unified Ass. 1ogA
Manhattan Consolidated Gold ISL. 1olE
Mexican Central e 51 54N
Min and 81 Louis 4's....,...3.,,..... 9Sls
+ Missouri, Kan. nnd Texas 4,s:....... W w,
Missouri, Kan. and Texas ed &c., , Soss
New York Central gen. 3l.Ss......... t1 19aA
Nay hnpn : on rlt, rs. 1929
Mari herii Pacific q I. Il Is
Nv. - Il, = /, "a Wiest 80, QS
Randine GENERA lis y. n. !!..... !l6ss
SILL. and Iron Noun tain con. o s.al ~ .--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09

Vi IS. retundlng 2s, registered 11osM
u. S. refundirg rs, coupon....... loS wv
! \, s s.. register Cd ] ]SsS
- g n ~, Az rerisfared 1861
II n q =. Nav a = cn,inor, 1851!
~. IA 40 = refyi It cred Y
IL q ia AZ \ rnIinnn =. 11lH
~ 2 2. r H " rs %, Z 1884
re- ra,inon J. 1851
a si.o, % re,,ero n 4. 100 h
4 tobis,,, eadi,,st, ant IA q 90
. - ~ ohinS& 8 |. 100
b. i,oro q ~ Shio S%s 93N
p niti,oro ~ f1nry 4fs, 1922
6anan outhernf "a 1861
Central Of Georgia s &. l %
Ei,nsn a. oand Ohio l03I
nv a. '.., "a ~, '9ih, . 10,
Ghinse,o W. I, ~ Ouncy new as OK
.Chicngo inland st. Paul gen. :, 81. ~ s9N
Chicago and Northwestern con. Il So la 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09

Il WAsHINGToN.-IT Board OF Ord
nance and Fortihcations will meet In
washington on the 1sth Instant and go
TO Pensacola Fla, tosWitness experl Y!
has been placed In the fortiAcations a.
that place, Il S i5y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
y MfscrILANEOtJs MARKETS.
5titprs "a Nj, *,1,A1,Low5 MARKET. n

VI HID 1S AND StTALLOW MARK Ell
CHICAGO, ILL., April S.-Pa6ker hides
duii, as Ithe largest buyers are supplied
ahead afd o,i!slde tanners at are ,,' ,i 2
bought bout 1t wciity ttiousat,d sehwaart:s z
chlla native steer !id ~, IN 4;
ChlcaEo Mt ten three- quarters for osh y 4
ers q eleven forA stuck threats, r, 4. ],
but brands ten half. colorado's ten guar.
ter, making purchase OF NIL three KINDS
10 aAprii9ist, Recoipts-C Cattle larger than
year arg packer hide market e h,v
other Hides country hides lensler &. d
buns sold eight one ~ eig;f n n
are offering buns eight quarter One e car
country. heavy q co ws sold eight three :.
leights for sixty UP; bids eight q isrter
declined for fifty-flve Up TalloV market II; SCI
london cables clever, hundred packa ges
offered 1t auction oi1e1tortl, sold !, e.
ton wires leather trhde dull. buyers NOT
making offers for b ides and DECLINE BUTTS ,Is
over eight quarter from low freight
points. lE!f 81 3ql K 5Si III al III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09

ST. Louis and san Francisco 4's..... e6h
ST. Louis Southwestern 1st's.......... 96N
ST. Louis Southwes tern I'd ........... y Isl
SAN AntonloS and Arkansas Pass IS. S San
S",,thern n Rnliwny 5s,..............3...... 1875
Icxns = nh n ioacific ~ s,........ 116 f
Toledo, St.3Ij.fand Western 4s...... x (; y
Union Pacific Observation-Disclosures. !0iA
Union Pacific Conv. 4s........ lol 1919
Wabash "a 1911! q
Vast shorH$ b Il 1 !, 100 F
} hss,'nE aga csnt 5ass nr'e 4s::
Con y i ntinental Tobacco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ei&
Soinrndo sJT,eI 80 I7 az I, . 81 M
Rnrk Island Z: &. S3M
Sennsy IVania 4. \. o7Ii
AZ MA Of@cnlla tnrn # rust d 8 . 90 @
Va .Carolina chemical CO. con, e. 61ss
Va Carolina Chemical Co. pfd..... 1928
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09

NJ BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, April $: --Seaboard
Air Line 5conmQn, "a do. preierred a?ha,
common, 125; do. preferred, no sales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
EDITORS vlEWs
What the New York Afternoon Papers
Say About Yesterday Trading.


b NEW y DIRK, April s,--The Mall and
Express says: There were some cross
currents at work in the stock market
to-day that operated In favor Of a red t,.
ton OF commitments on both sides OF the
lions. Prices vbrated frequently between
weakness and strength, but with the adj
vent Of the afternoon the latter predom-$
character than the selling 1t Is to be
said Of the fluctuations that they were
generally compas sed within circumscrihed
limits. changes of q point or over either
The Evening Sun says: Although the
stock market to-day was occasionally n
both the palpable LIQUIDATION Of exhaust
Z ed speculative accounts and from aggres-
sive opera tons from The short account,
the tendency of prices during the greater
level, ~ n n .i',s 1
4 For the first time In some weeks observ-
ers OF the dealings thought that they de-
8tected evidences Of concerted support The
dealings were .inat In large volume. but
were fairly wen distributed. This morn.
\ comprised very little which could be con.
strued In support Of the arguments Of
either speculative faction.
n thn
standing which sterling exchange de-
clined further ,sa
authorities IN the e latter,
B market expressed the opinion that the
n downward tendency now evident there
could be expected TO continue for an In
definite period.
X The dividends declared and tho stnte-
ment OF earnings submitted constituted
all the actual news there was relating TO
a particular stocks.
The Commercial-A advertiser says: Trad
& Ing was restricted by tho fact of the APP
preaching holidays.
The market neyertiheless had a decid.
times moved upward rather easily.
Practical evidence that liquidation had
ceased in Southern. Pacific and other
stocks which had been especially weak
yesterday. was the main factor working
p toward Improvement
Fl In addition to this banks reported a gain
at the sub-Treasury more than sufficient
to Offset the small previous loss for the
signs Of relaxation, There was no parti-
q cnlar features In the dealings, except tho
y exceptional weakness in Copper shares.
which broke in face Of the decline In the
{ metal. The rest OF the list after soma
ward until after midday. showing gains
from Y TO y in railroad stocks at the
close.
Altogether the days proceedings. as
may be Judged from the slender total OF
transactions We're quite unimportant.
The Evening Post SAYS Little more
need be said Of to-days markets than
that they came TO dead halt. This was
as true of commodities as Of stocks, !,
changes Doubtless. approach Of ,he
Easter HOLIDAYS had something to do with
s8 this, There have been times when ever
to-dav's cast wind anu drzzlng rar
would have served to explain an apathe,
Al. rtfnf "a N ifpnen6tnp hnI Ia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
~ ~ \ n11l1,I NJ 3 \ I,11A 1fARKET.

NORFOLK. ~ a. April !. S.--The peanut
market Is quiet to-day. TheSonly. change
in prices Is SPANS n,,ts which kl h t,rye
dropped IN priteH, to to 7Ao g puss alhe
II : Fancy qiIet at b &C.: strictly. prime.
2Nc.; prime B 2Ac.; low. grade ~: ma =
BUS lei. ~ i5lac eye q peas, s2.3 bng; black
and spechle peas, 81; clay liund red pea 81
soc. Peanut bags In bales-6s ms ;1oc.S
PTyTERsBURC4, VA,45 April S.---PEA-s
SNuTs1Spaliish lew marketgvary firm at
571Hc.; sellers asking more. virginiaa''s--7.E:
IOllnf a q &c I-I ilasta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09

"a { IA ARRIVED M
Steamer, Richmond, Rhodes. Norfolk
merchandise$an passengers, Old Domin-5
ion line. A 3t ~ 5Js
SAILED;
Steamer Poca1ontns. Graves. s N or folk
and passengers, Virginia Navigat ton Co.
and James River landings. merchandise
s2 Steamer Richmond, Rhodes. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers Old Domin-
ion line. ii l5 @
PORT or WEST POINT, APRIL s. 1908,
m ARRIVED. ~
Steamer Baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo. is Il 3t5.
Steamer Mary Tyler. Haynes, M attaponil
River landings, passengers and general
cargo. +5
SAILED. Il.
Fl Steamer Baltimore, Courtney Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL S. 1908.
s.i:s. 5f.3 SAILED.
Z Schooner Hattie ". Kelsey Pawtucket.
Schooner Edith II. Symington, Bangor
Z / Z Y 3 f-s .gf 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
NAVAL STORES

w11IA11 NGToN. N. q. April s.sf1R-
MS ,TURPENTINl- u Nothing doing; re-
celpts. II casks. RostI,-F Firm mt $l95 re-
iceipts. IS barrels. Crude Turpentlne..s
barrels Tar+Firm at sl.65: receipts, 1872
SAVANNAH, Ca April s.-TYRPEN-
at 50c.; RECEIPTS, So casks !;
Firm p receipts 45i barrels; 50 les. P1,390
barrels; exports. 90 barrels. I.
G CTIARLESTON. s. g.. April 8.-TUR-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09

Y v MONEY 54sAND EXC!IANrGE--CLOsE::8
Money on call at 4M@7 p Pr CENT nj
cent. \ ninety. days. 81 d51s per cent. six
months S6d5A per cent; prime mercantile
5lka6 per cent: Sterling exchange
In mixers bills "a { 81 Sc 55@4. 60 for demand
and at 81, ss.5o64. $500 for sixty-,day bills;
posted rates s4.stAand AS7s@,aSS; c Iom,
MexicansT dollars, IS; Government bonds
irregular; railroad bonds steady.