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NJ, !. IL, =, y r, ar ter an early show OF
tra,,afh sold off lin the afternoon, ana
eiosed with net 4 losses OF TX Q fractl 70
the iSt.SI VA 45l5. .8st
RICHMOND H: STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va. April q 1908 1870 !.
~
III ll2& HI SALGS 4s # N " n Z SS
Carolina Chemical common--ll'oJ

"
virginia Carolina Chemical comm on-l0
shares ut G3sa. t54sl
STATE SECURITIES. Bid -. 3Ask ''
North carolina as 8 1872 ss9 .g lS 81 8;
Va. Centuries, 2-S. 6. and Re-. 9ls4 92A
tRAlLRoAr, %l'oND'ss 5S5
Atlanta and Char list rs, r.. -: 10 4
Char cG Poaa 1sa 81 q q 5s ~ 10
Gs Sc. f and ria lsl5 . RI
Ga. and Alabama Con, $ ; $3.50. l ~
Nor and West, 1, Ry;ra = s wy Ssh
Pet. Class a SIS, r.. G.. 1926. 1l2 l.,..A
Rick ie and and Meek 1st As, ia4s.,. g -
4 : G G;o1at lss Is trust 1sp.i 6 g. 1 -
RAILROAD STOCKS, 81 Par.
Atlantic Coast Line .'A',,....... 100 12s
Atlantic tit Coast Line com. Z. 1oo rs ". Il
Atlantic Coast L. Of Conn....10 100 2IC 49,.
chesapeake and oh,o: " ,..,1 1SS Il ~ q.
Nor ia; an and wv West. pfd, 4p c..lo9 %
Norfolk and Western CONF; l0o q q ;;;;u
aeaboard Air Limo pfd......,ll0000 AZ a 5sss
seaboard Air Line con d.-.3..1SS % sozs
Southern Railway coln-......loo 20 49,, -.
BANK AND TRUST cos,
American National .........l0 l e., -.
Broad z greet Bank ,..iSS 200 9S
Planters Nntional .............1 0 Sa9 ;;;:,.s
Southern Trust Co... ........ 100 ll2h lll61t
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
va, Tire and Murine. ,......,..@ S7a -.
MlSCELLANlIOU GUS. 4
Amer, Tob. CO. pfd.,3 8 p. c...1W 100
American Locomotive pfd...100 60 % {
American Locomotive com. icy q
Consolidated lob. Is bonds. .lO 81 ...&
0ld Dominion s. s. Co......1oo 12o =:
Va Car hem 4 pfd., 8 p. O.. 100 l24 125
Va Carolina Chemical com: 400 6SH "a
Va Car. Chem. Collat. II. bs.. 0o $50.
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JAMESTOWN BILL !.
Reaches the Governor, and he VIII
5is Likely Sign It Very Soon.

Judge ". s. Gooch. enrolling clerk OF
the Legislature, yesterday presented the
Jamestown Exposition bill to Governor
Montague for tho latter's signature It
having been signed by the presiding Of
5tcers Of the two houses, and been ,pror-
erly enrolled. 4.
Governor Montague will take the ,;otil
up shortly and give II consideration, ard
no Is expected to sign It within the i've
days allowed by law, sj
FITS Excellenry has all along favored an
appropriation, provided It could DO at
forded, by the State, md there ia but 1T
tic, IL any, doubt that he will sligo tho
bill x t.. ~. lats 49, q
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
!. PORT =e,, or RICHMOND, APRIL q, 1908,

y5, - AFFIRMED.
steamer Richmond, ii Rhodes. Norfolk.
and passengers, Old Domin-
q Steamer Y emnssee. Simmons, Philadel-.
lphla. Pa merchandise and passengers.
Clyde line q s58 j; S;35; gEs
s,5 \. Il; ~ SAILED. $g M
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. James
River landings ana Norfolk. IT erchnndise
and passengers. vrgi Ella Navigation Go,
& Steamer Richmond, Rhodes. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Old Dom'n-
ion line. SE y Sj 81 {9 $E Il t $
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL q, 1903.
n ARRIVED. j{
n Schooner Augustus Hunt. Portland.
Schooner Crescent, New burys Port. S rs
III Schooner Clifford NJ Carver Providence,
Barge Florida. New 7 crk. "A q iSS
Barge White Band, New y ok. III
Bdrgo New orlt. N ew Yot
Gt 43;gi3l{ iiiSi5 n SAILED.
Barge Ocean Belle, Allyn's Point.
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PRODUCE M ARKETS.

NEW YORK. April 27.-FLOUR---DulA,
but steady and unchanged. Rye Flour t
Quiet. cornmeal-st steady, RYe-steadyy,;
Wheat Easy; 'No.sired sMcs Options had
firm opening on Liverpool strength and
covering. From this they reacted under
benrish Continental larger y,
house selling and disappointing visible
supply decrease, with the close . easy11 "a
Ac. net lower May VA, closed at sl t july Wy
Corn steady MOP, 6s1c. OPTIONS mar !, !,
kct opened rather strong. Shorts bid
May UP nc and bcnb les were firm. Later
and m the gtofn eosng ]
september Seosea fu Ny Ny sis
Options quiet end steady. May closed
Sao. Alea n'sied sboa
ders, oc.; pickled hams, 11Asa12c. I, az j
P fspa TalloWaDuil. Rosinsteady.
coffee-The market for coffee; futures
opened steady at an advance OF points.
Prices showed continued firmness for
time. reaching a level Of 5g1o points, above
Saturdays close, then yielded slightly. to
realizing, and was finally net points
bSgs s. spdt RR2 o REhST ssfe
fined, steady. Rice--Flrm. Molasses--
Butter-s teady; extra creamery, 2sc.;
State dairy. 17Ge2c. Cheese-stea dy;
fal made, 15c.; small white. fall made,
14Ac Eggs-State and Pennsylvania, s16Q
1GtSc; Southern, 1914 Gl1616c: 800.
state and Western, per $50 pounds 81 .5Oep2
Long Island, s1.76I2 16 4 Jersey sweets 81. q
@3.75. Peanuts-Quiet;E fancy handpicked
AZ GJ41hc.: other domestic, 2H GDisc. Cab
BY steamer to Liverpool, l2c.
CHICAGO, I'LL, April s27.-Lower prices
prevailed on the Board Of Trade. to-day.
but wheat rallied late In the day and
closed firm. with May &c. and July 1sgAc.
higher; May and July corn were down
&c. May oats We're off &c, and July IA
&c. lower. Provisions were weak, the
July products closing from l0ll2Ac to
| 121a6D1bc. lower, 55l.8 i35
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE cotton mar,
ket opened firm at an advance OF aq4
points, Notwithstanding cables that were
right ZIP to expectations and following the
call showed continued strength .underEre-
newed manipulation by the bull pool O.
longs would coll for4actual4 deliveries on on
their May holding. as tomorrow Is the
first notice day for May contracts, ana u
has been looked forward to as "a possible
solution Of the cli1ues Intentions. me
reappearance Of the butler leader on the :,
week naturally caused anxiety among
near month shorts, and covering became
tho dominating influence. III 1t was stated
that every effort was being MAGE 70 m
crease tho amount of cotton available TOT
early delivery. and fifteen Eangs We're re- O.
inspecting from 800 to 400 bales per gang
for tho day, This. had little effect N
checking the covering, however Il lor ~
was said that cotton was grading very
poorly, and that much was being reJecte u,
SO that the advancing tendency sh i nad no
when May had reached 1858 and Ju,.y
10.i5, with the general list showing anoaA ,o
vance over saturdays close Of from }l9Qp2s
points. At this Lowell there vas ~ .lltt .!e
realizing and a recession of BOA points, put
juts before the close the pool was AGAIN a. =
market was finally flrm. ret 79so points IN 4,
higher, with July quoted at 1o.14 and May
Total sales future, estimated, 4o9 q 600 eo
bales, While the early Liverpool cables
were disappointing, showing m a.! ADVANCE thace
Of % points .ha c,e eaoSs ffG arm At IN
advance OF 4Q5h points, Southern spot
markets. were generally firm with an ad-
Yancing tendency E9
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Z AtIthe Capitol,

Among the prominent Visitors at the
Capitol and on the floor Of the House
Judge Is. Tucker Brooke of Noriolki
Judge William Gordon Robertson, OF !toa-
noke, and Mr.. ". A. Land, editor OF the
Blackstone Courier,
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HIS PEOPLE PLEASED
Mr.. Jennings Says Lynchburgers Praise
l Lawmakers.

WIZ UCTTF11'E5 ~ Z Q 49,
Lawmakers.
Hon Upton D. jennings OF LYnchburg.
has Just returned from q, few days VISIT
to his homo, where he mingled freely
with his const1 tuenta, and no says no
found them, as a rule. well-peased with
tho work OF tho Legislature.
the public seems different
40 to our work." said Mr.. jennings but
this time 7 found them deeply Interested
ana disposed to endorse the chief l..ings
we have done" Mr. jennings Is a most
valuable member Of the Legislature. and
Will likely stand for ELECTION this tall, (
Mr.. Lion, OF Prince William, Is back
from home, and no says that his people
nre commencing tho action on tho Mann
BIZ. and the Campbell case beyond every
thing else the legislature has done.
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Jump Cotton.
nv Aaanciafed Press. !

NEW YooPRyK, April 2zWTRe resump-
ton OF activity by the pull pool and
manipulation resulted In rise OF to
22 In cotton to-day, mostly In May con-
tracts
Tho bull clique bid tho market up tc
reach stop orders, and forced coyering,
General outside business was slack,
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st. Louis Southwestern lst's....... 70
st. Louis Southwestern 2d's..........a %
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass 4s..5 s ~
Southern Pacific u. 4. !. 4. Z, {. eoA
Sniifhern II Rui iyvnv " q q ~. III
Tolcdo1 st.ST.Ian Western AS. ~. 1l7h
'roiedo' ST. Il NJ a IA Western As. ........ rs
TJnion Pacific r l029s
Union Pacific ConY. lUssS
Wabash 1st's aoA
JVn In sh do 81. %. 4 .l.,,...., 108 \
Wabash Deb. B's "
West shore q; +. 109A
Whenllnp and Lake Erie 4 s. 91h
WISCONSIN, Central Z. !. ~. OH
Continental r obacco 4's................5 62sss
Colorado Fuel con-. % % n
Rock Island a 81 MISUNDERSTANDING. W
Nf nj 81 coilntera1 trust. 90 n
aof GeorginI ri INC r. s. 80
Va Carolina Chemical CO. Gomez. ss%
Va Carolina Chemical Co.. pfd....... ~ Il
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The Speculative Public In.
different to the Market.
THE B BROKERS' TRADE ID T;
| But Their Efforts Brought No Special
Encouragement and Special Move
r,,ents In Few Individual Stocks
Were Only Feature Offered.
lBy Associated pross.)

s55335 NEW YORK, April q The somnolent
condition OF to-day's stock market was
n Significant of the continued Indifference
Il 81 tho general speculative and general
Il public, Even the professional traders
4 found discouraEe In their efforts to
move prices by trading with each other
r.oU the general tone Of the market In con-
sequence was the dulest thus FAR THIS
n year fi sy "a s{. !, q, IL. 4
4 stocks were ali that offered any feature
II 4 A report by expert account on account
! Of the Metropolitan Street Railway. In
to refnte tS enarges OF rrtes
made tho OCCASION for marking up that
\ stock 21A points. h, "A h Hostile purpose to-
wards the bear party IN the stock ~ W rs
j st9beforeY the end OF the. day. rather
&languid attempt was made to induce
seneraI rise II the market n CON pany
movement, ana Missouri Pacific and Bal
tho leaders, but this movement did 1 not @
reach far. { iat;8 N, 81.
The 7;cakness In Anal gamated, owing wi to
4 , :. Money de,i aloped strong tone IN fos-3
$fsh gconsois was checked. Money here con-
Stinued to decline, The increasing supply
dos gross
q earnings for March Of Atchison was wiped
opt and n decrease In net Of s249 ST est nb-
G(ished BY the large growth In operating
I expenses. The weekly satisfies Of railroad
traffic, shaving a considerable falling OF,
Especially In the eastward, and large cut II,
lays are being ma de for improvements and
8for repairs for over-workcd equipment.
The bond market was dull !, Total sales,
\ sadranced * her cent. on the last call. .5
The total sales Of stocks for the day
i were $40, 800 shares.
4 4 MONEY AND EXCHANG E-CI-OSE:e
4 NJ oncy on call easy at 2G3 per cent; clos
ling, q per cent. time money STEADY s SHY
\ days, nominally,iaA per cent. * :, months,
per cent%prime mercantile an pager rr,
Isl sI sal4s77o for demand and at s4.s4 % for
sixty days; posted ratesS49s5 ar nnd Sissh
SIX; M eXican d ol lars, ~. Government
bonds flrmer; railroad, bonds irregular
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IL. s.. refunding s's, registered. ...... NV W
III. retunding 2s, coupon 3!vo
IL. s. registered a ~. 40
g, ~ T. ri Il. 1853
". >, NeW,, 2, ,, ~ - ~ IA 4. 1863
". = =, sternd 110}
", g! oid 3, 50, ,sn ~ - 1909
" g. oid -, .tors5 1927
III ps, re5ts.ni e q 103a
=, ln, 4; $500 1905
Atchison,a seinu !. ~ y, o,,t ....,, o.
Atc 1lson,s !, Gi,io a 81 1907
'Hh!timore anu Ci t. NJ ! '3''f . o.
Baltimore ana G!i,p 2 i e 4 s103
Baltimore ana oti ~, S '''1't.' \. 1863
Canada sou u ,,,,, - 20 @ 1851
Contra! OF 3lIeoIsiI, q e. 'inc =. ~
Central Of Georgia j,5o 1889
chesapeake my oiIu TX 4 n q
GhicaEo. Is. and Quincy new 49, $3.50 ,n XXX
CHICAGO, NJ and st.HP gen. 4s =; 19ssl
CHICAGO and Northwestern conf So .S loNn
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. April q, 1903.
QUOTATIONS &
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
HIDE AND rAII.soW MARKET.

- JspVNIuT TO The MISUNDERSTANDING NM,
Chicago, ILL, April ,21.lAJileni53 3! Niles a. es
g. Co.'s Hide and Leather Letter .IFaae slsfI
hides good demand for ] January anu Apr,l
but February and March ia ke,of ineglec,t.
cd and dull Nine Thousand 5Swlit cary
January native steers sold nv l29. Z e 3
Ta lfsSo sa assay sat tk sns phpan MtR
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1900 but brand steer hides, Same dates. e.
10N d, and 200 Golorndos same da5teIsi a.
1o1ac tclvo hni,dred ST Louis an q. f iaals
Ii 90 April ST, Loiiis, Kansas City Fort
SWorth&llgli Texas steers sold at y II, tac &:
With ett remos. Country market &. !. ,yer y
sN q. ana T7Nc. 4 Tho two cars OF No. i e, q.
previously reported ct ec. we're aotualiiy,
sold. A chr Of Fort Nyayi,g, hides SOLO o i!s,
mostly hold at 1901 also BULLS 81 and !, q
y7Mu.f FOR branded steersf Cows pre- iougly
sold 1t 7]do. flat now hold at, 10 higher 81
tirv sole leather Hides sold OF 1870. and 17o. |
also dry fpeits, two cars, Ito. Tnllow still
weak. d Considornble Mo-. ,packers sold {
4Mo.; Mo- 1 country quotnble at h4agohca
m n. Ge
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE or STOCKS in NEW YORK
SALES

SALES. gif
GOO American Can com.....n.........
1900 American Can pfd .............s.sF
ECO American Garse Twine..ut......
American Cotton Oh cotr1......
1900 American Locomotive cntn......f
American Locomotive pfd. 500.
1910 N .AnaCOrdn L....,...t. ......t.s...
\ 400 American Car and Iounury...sE
1l50 American Sugar K. .....,...,..i
10000 A., Il and Snnte re cotr......1
835 a, +. and Sante Fe pfd........f
26l05 Ainatgnmated Coppcrln........tE
nD215 Baltimore and Qhio.t.u ........t
1000 Brooklyn Rapid Trnnsit.,.......,
s9cl Canadian Pacific ........s...,
q coo Chesapeake and OHIO .t..........t.
100 Canada Southern .,..... t,........l
4 400 Colorado Southern COM. :......A
7.if Colorado Southern 1st pfd......t
Colorado Southern "a pfd..-..s$
l4c26 Chicago, Mil. and st. PAU. ....,f
2l55O Chi, Rock Island and Pac.......E
1850 Colorado Tuel and 1ron..........
400 Chicago Great Western .,........
Il, C.,&C. and st. Louis. s......
1870 Consolidated Gas ...............5
400 Delaware and Hudsotl..........
S5.5 Del. Lack and Western. . .s..'i.
1900 Eric com................,.. ....... a
lGiJ Eric 1st Observation-Disclosures
] go IIrlc I'd pfd.....
80 General Electric. ~. n. .;.......3
571 Illinois Central
2l0 Leather -. 4, !.
1900 louisville and Nashville @. ......
tftS5 Manhattan s..!.................'
1856 METROPOLITAN ...................'..
GOO Mexican Central ....,..........t
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is points, and the new crop s@11 points.
oott9n ftYyss Apr i l 3o21 aom5np
.10.a361o.34; August, 8. s6@9.S1 September
9.G50la,06: October, SGoGS.Gl; November,
S476iS. %: December. 4, 6S6I4 CO. ~ II
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PM Cullblll SlVS9G HstSssl ~ Hs.st-,rx mi
er; Eliddling uplands, l0Bi middllng GUT,
ll,0o; sales, LOO bales. 54 "A M,
Cotton. steady; middling. 10 g gross re-
eeipts, $500 bales; sales 100 pales' stocA
Total today, at all seaports.Net re re-,
Britain, 1868 bales; to the Continent 1855
'baicy' stock, 347.Sl8 bales A.,
Consolidated at all Beaports---Not,, :, ~ = !.
ceipts Is, 44e bales; export TO sd ar ass
Britain, 4,674 bales; to the Continent, ~, 100
Total since September lst at all sea- ca,
ports-Net receipts. 7S1s,oN balesi r export p
to Great britain, 2b9l ,0b bal TO pTa ss &C
7S7,l7s bales; to the Continent aefs'sls
bales t{,s
NEW ORLEANS, April ;sI~G !, TITO X
the Improvement In prices IN; Liverpool!
and New York futures advanced an 70 on
all grades. !, d. y. !, \, I :, !
at Now York opened 896 points nlg .I.el
Prices fluctuated quite rapidly at Tune
and With a decided trend to q higher level we.
May advanced Il points TO l0o0; J an3y
81 points to 1926; August 10 points TO IVY,
and October Al points to 9,62. Tho market
was quite active and prices receded g feW
points during the day. The summ!GeI
monthA at tie close showed gains 81 A99
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Burglars Got $40,

The residence Of Mr. ". I, Hoover,
No. go South Second Street, was entered
by burglars early Sunday morning, They
got away with $50 In money, and the po-
lice are now engaged in trying to locate
the guilty parties Entrance ITO the house
was effected through g window In tho
rear INV N
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4 ABUNDANT HEALTH As ngured when
there ia good rlood In the veins, Fooa's
Sarsaparilla Is he Ind cine to make gog -
blood, Begin taking now. u sis Just
viii do you great good shaFpens the an
petite. steadleS the pegYes.s 81, q s
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NAVAL STORES,

SAVANNAH, GA, April N,-IIoliday-
No markets. I. Il. 4, I, Il ~, 49,, I,
b CIIARLESrON, 8. "a Afsprtl N.-!U }! r.
ornlnal ut 46ci sales, none.
Rnsin-. N ornllnal. HLEl il WI I.lIaal
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z hut It vas not a factor. Of any real i'm

but It was not a factor Of any real I'M
portance. v. II. IN
THE CLOSE: 5l !,
While the close was not exactly weaE
twas somewhat heavy, and prices easod
Off on rather light sales. There was nc 70
disposition to hammer the market, p ,.,.
there seemed to be stock for sale on very
oderatc rallies. Commission houses = re-
ported a very disappointing days trading
and sold more stock than they Dought I'LL
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BALTIMORE, MD, April q, FLOUR
na M ~ Wpbaetnt R dpTtNg at spo
ana the month, s0Ndslc,ji, Southern BY
sample, HA@S1 lsc. Gorn-..Ulrm; spot and
tho month. b2N62Sc,; Southern white corn,
4lhc. Rye-steady; No,52, 67Qb7lac. But
ter--Steady and unchanged Fggs--Dirn;
fresh 16Mc, Che0se-IJn Unchanged. Sugar.
Firm and unChanged 1f WIG z VA l-4rl gs
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33 PEA NuT AND PEA MARKET.
MORE DIX, AZ. April N-The peanut Ut
II in N s. Nis Spanish nuts, which have
dropped In price. to THO a bushel The
prices are as follows /. n. ~ \, y, Y,
2Ac.; ifime. ~ 81; r low grades, a. ma.
cfiine picked, 212Nc,; Spanish. n 10. per
bushell Blaokeyo peas $226 bag black
Soc. Peanut i bags IN, bales -6S Sin. 10c.
PETERSBURG, VA. April 27.-.PBA..
;NLTS--Spnnish new, market very nrtn az
Ti1tc.; sellers asking more. Virginia - -
Outlet at 3d. XII M e ~ # 8
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VI 4 BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
3RAITrMORE. MI, April -seaboard
AT Line common. 259s@p2lh: do, preferred,
42d42M. Seabonrd As. 82@S2A Atlantic
Coast Line common, 127AQp129; do. pre-
ferred, unchanged. NJ lfrJ
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CLOSING i, I, BOND QUOTATIONS.

~, r, ~, n md
rock tsit i i,s tva,, 09A
C: VI, ": anu ~, p; t ~ '1Nsl So z SO 15
chicago ,Iertnisn "a, thsrn s9
Denver and Rio Grando 4's..........5.. IA
ERE prior i'e ~ = .,,.,.... SIS
ERIE ~ vn, c,ty lists 1G9h
Hooking Valley AZ =, i4S1T2
Mammalian Consolidated gold fs.... le "a !"
Mex,ean e Gentrai IL inc, 26M
Nlcxlcan ~ a. : 10 II q 'i ft 30
Missouri and N r Texss "a 1s..... s si
Vi. 'I I1nntra1 3lA' 101
New new apIn,, Csant raj gen. 1309s
New, ns. s y, n n "a q -, 1O2A
I5s Il NJ 71M
NorthGrn : 2 .: ~ ia 9S
= ga cen era oF9s
e. SI e4rn 9 1oIintnin con 5s. 1881
=, on nse and San francisco 4's.... s6h
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q n my GOODS MARItET,

Y8E If3f6T DRYNGOODSE NlARRET'37J.laH ia MIX
sket conditions have changed little during
the day Wits wear conditions have been
favorable neither at5.first hands or a, = {,
sfracfa ar running out and disposition to
negotiate for the future is evidenced
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steady no. 2 spring .Wheat 'SEsc'j y 50. y
44Mc,; No. 2 Yellow ii 447ac. No. 3 oats,
s3hc No; white. 325@so15assssS, ! No, y rye
SI0S; No. j northwestern, s1,l0,5 Moss pork.
per barrel ST OG17G21a: !. lard; por 100
pounds, s945d9,55 short ribs sides loose}
sS.S0GSG2; short clear sdos (boxed), $500
s.G2R Whlsl1ey, basis OF high vines so 90
@l0,20. Butter-Easy; creamery: lsGg?2c , !;
dairy. l5G21o Cheese Firm at l9G4l3N to
lsd1S1$c. Ilggs easy at mark, cases In
cluded, 14lac. 81 III NJ n "
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CoTTONsEED OH MARKET.l N 33l5
H NEW * DIRK, April Cot onseed 81 Oh
dull Prime crude T.. 9; b, MILLS. s!@SOc,;
~ nerTyeiiow. 3Sd3s1bc, prime white, 4e947c.;
prime winter yellow, agate; prime meal.
$g76I276 go nominal 4Fl5dl9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
cotton futures opened arm and closed

I'pot cotton closed quiet, % Po!mts hl l,Ir
err; rliddling uplands, 1905 mlddllhg sull,
HOO; sales, 1.l0O bales, sl * IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28

The Evening Sun says; Stock market
dealings We're In extremely small volume
.5perfeial explanations for the extreme
dulluess IN the unsettled political condi.
%lions.in China. AMI Eastern Durope. an am
Inc decision Of the Court OF Appeals at
Albany upon the special franchise taxing
On SCI would be handed down this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28

CINCINNATI. o.. April 27-HOGs-
Steady ut S767.15. Cattle-Steady ct S2.26a
3, sheep-strong at s3@4.5O Lambs lambs
Quoted ut $4VG. ~ 5yf&f " Ef t
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-11
They Lived On Eggs

The recent wreck al Tolasco is not
yet entirely cleaned up. All week a
.arge force CT men have been busily
employed with q huge steam derrick
n lifting the shattered cars onto the
track. Tee wrecking train in charge
OF Conductor Harry Bageley has made
its headquarters al this place and has
brought several OF the wrecked cars
mere 10 transfer their loads to olher
cars. Among them has been a car.oad
Of machinery and one or pianos and
u cans. 4 number OF our citizens have
visited the scene. and all describe It
simply a mass Of bent and twisted iron
and splintered wood, mixed up with
merchandise Of al descriptions.
Among the cars smashed TO smit-e--
eeas was one Of eggs. For several days
,he boys had e1gs served in various
ways, such as scrambled. SHRED,
smothered, s~calloped, steamed, fried,
ooi.ed. baked. p-ached. devi.ed, cur
lied, then there was egg dumplings,
egg ~fricassee, egg balls and egg toast.
Wells Herald.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-11

hEDUCED RATES TO SAN FRAN
CISCO AND RETURN on AC-
COUNT NATIONAL ENCAMP-
MENT, GRAND ARMY OF THE
REPUBLIC. IN SAN FRANCISCO,
AUGUST nth TO 22D. 1913.
For LEe above occasion the South
EN- Pacific company have granted the
low rate Of $3.50 for the round tip
fiom Winnemucca TO San FranciscI
and return. The tickets will be On
SAFE commencing August l4th, and
continue until the departure Of the
last train on August 10th, and re
good for t trip until midnight
OF August 31st.
Continuous passage is required on
the going trip, but stop-over may be
lad on the return trip within Cali
'ornia only within the limit of the
icket. 6-g7-to-s-17.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-11
Suicide Prevented

The startling announcement that a
preventive of suicide had been disc0v-
cred Will interest many A rundown
system or dependency invariably pre-
ede suicide and something has been
found that will prevent that condition
which makes suicide likely. At the
first thought of seif-destruction take
Electric BitteTs. Ii being a great tonic
and neryine will strengthen the nerves
anc build up the system. It's also a
great Stomach, Liver and Kidney req
uIator. Only soc. Satisfaction guar
anteed by Brown Bros, druggists.