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ii the papers and elsewhere that com;
blnatlon In restraint Of trad e. Is, detinsa
tested not only IN the lght Of overt he11I
ties created. This dlstnctioniwa of par
tenar fr9m the fact fhat
dividends on ocks In It's poss'ee;sst9,n1 ana
ern Securities has.flnsit is seven cen months
OF corporate existence, performed no overt
act whatever. But the circuit court mas as
obviously taken Intent or ortunlty into
It's Judgment of the gatter As for the t
should be remembered that Wall Street
itself not many weeks ago, expressed Us Is
this decision. It now renans for tho case s!sa'
to go to the highest, court, &,
curousy received Before mid day 1r there Re
Hmllrnmated Copper. Sugar, Northwest.
ern Louisville and Nashyile x NJ tTGp93t
in most OF the other active stocks. I, From
these high prices there was g decline ~ 4t
q point or Whereabouts, with heavy sell sell
Ing on the recommendation st. Louis.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
attt5 No ,>r{1 n 1OhQ

STATE SECURITIES, Bid. Asked
H Hort g. c ne%'c s ana 4 r. ss.
Va Centuries, %. c. and R.... 81 SO q
Il RAIlROAD RONDs
a. c. U r. r. Con- T: 4's. 9s11s e41s
Ca So ana T. Z Fla Tna c lsi5 49, i lds
\ a and ~ y. RI Ry po aai 5nss H.
P ret: class class 5 c IS r. 8. Is
5 "a e Mfek IS 'tt s s. !sss si
S. A. l., Collateral Trust 6s.,i1oe
RAILROAD STOCKS. .rar
Atlantic Coast Line i,'A"......1o0 12o s..
Atlantic Coast Line con, ..,. 100 l20 20 i8...
Nor and ~, Nest a pfa d p o1 1SS
r, & +. & +, T. 4 T. Con-. - \. l2S ,
Soaboard Air Line pfd.......10 100 39s doh
Seaboard Air. Limo com. .... ;. 100 241a Is
southern R Me,l'Wsy enom.7SS
a BANK AND TRUST cos. iS:g3 81
American National .,.......s.. 100 ~ 100 "
Broadstreet Bank. g % q
CITY ..;,.i,,.... .'..'....i; oo , 90 oocci
SAVINGS SAVINGS Bank Mii'. Of Richmond: Is 8
Southern Trust CO, ;,i 100 eo ~ 1lSh 1 11S
UNION 6aIR OIL ItiC.liiio'u''' ~ AoS lAAlV' j{
\ Il INSURANCE COMPANIES. e 5s
Va. Fire and Narine.......,.25 81 -.
y MISCELLANEOUS. III &
Amer OBJ. CO.. pfd.. 8 p. o.. 100 15o .
American Locomotive pfd... 100 90 94h
Va.-Car. Chem. pfd.. p. o...l00 III *,
Vu.-Cnrollna Chem com. ..lOO SIZE 62h
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, April Dashboard
Air Line common. 23B; do. preferred, S9b.
Seabonrd AS, S01s. 95f5 y
ferred, unchanged. Y tt}55, w a
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THREE COUPLES in
TWENTY fOURHOURS.
Rev. VI, II. Tucker Breaks the
Record Tying Matri- \.
mOnidl Knots, M

!. Rev. y. II, Tucker has beaten all records
for marriages In twenty-four hours,
From $3.50 o'clock Wednesday, night until
noon yesterday he had welded three
couples, two In his own residence,
Y AT 2:so o clock Wednesday he performed
the ceremony for Mr.. Murray g, Toye
and Miss Pearl May Harvey AZ Q 7, NJ,
he officiated at the marriage Of Mr.. Ed
ward S. Malone and Miss Bettis8T, Elr
lett, The bride Is a popular young lady;
,of East Richmond. Last night he Joined
In holy matrimonys Mr.. Walter j. Haynes
and Miss Alice II. Duke. They are both
from the county. Tho groom told the MIN
She looked not day older than that and
the groom looked like he was not moro
than nineteen. Their RACES We're put down
In the license at thescourthouse as TWEEN
tyrone each {5;i .ss & 4
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IN
.COYIMOTIO||N''.
Northern Securities Decision.
* t)psetss Things.
PRICES WE'RE ADVANCING !. ( II I. J
steady Demand to Cover Shorts Had ga!
Lifted Prices One to Two Points
When the Bottom Dropped Out.
Late Rally and Close Steady
nv A..oc,st ed Press J

4. t,,v York, April 9.-The unexpecttss,d .
II a,.nouncement Of The decision IN IN tnS
" Northern Securities case to-day thr KY
enc s5Sox m mar e. l9'9 ni
" LpWard course ms 4 Of prices. There hay e.
vague fears for some TIME r &c FACE
N = 1evc1te IL an Gunfnvorable decision ,t !,
TIM ccnlpany III this case but Anxiety
Z md apparently uubsided for Inc prese u J,
Saia ss s WSlcE Was Was ON darps
Y tha 1Gnster holiday. Early In the DAY tn ~
u weight OF apprehension wa;s. IN .aG &c
1 5a,a man tasted by their Discrimination to
4, ava ~ 'no,,, n,i,inents on the short side open
over tho holiday a,,orts had
A. steady demand 20 c9x oyer, s 81 tho day
4 at about 4 o clock. at which time ne{
sains gil o q tie Ppsc u.s.
stocks raj, from to pon as duo f FOR the
most part TO the prospoct thas me pt'' 'of
conditions While nlnso dhe fos s'N the
E .asnus HOLIDAYS. The banlts have already
oreraIons and they are sstimastehH
nnSview Of this prospect the f1rntness @ Of
a call money day was rather aloreta a.
e eeng e oVer the triple Fl lS holiday
III q to In the day, 6nfter the market nad
broken BY the 10 Of noe Noraf
Hnrrie to 10 o. per cent Sterling exchange
advanced several points and discounts
rose in lon. leaving the future course Sc, % o.
Pnr mnrKs, ppen avn copper
inI6London led to more large buying OF
d .Amnlgamated here. There We're signs @, 81
among he m Pac
Stics, ST. Paul and tho United States Steel
Stocks All%thes things helped to ;, give I've
she epGls %a seeres decson
isnt Sorthern Securities itseit after
hnytng sold at 1874 on Inc = epr a ' cosg
decline but was heavily sold nfterW;ar rf,
being considered peen ~ Ky
Southern Pacific litigations. St. Louis
and San francisco dropped - . ree l.sai1g
the fear tina the Rock Island deal1"So1n o. !.
a bc 4 prevent ed.g Pennsylvania. and New
81 orkT Central were also heavily sold the
former touching a 3sS q new low level
son@ the present m oyemen Z !. !, !. ~.
TAT I the last on covering BY shorts, and
closed dull fbntssteady. The nctice OF ap.
the nted the ansu
ssaqFi,es a fHse 3p fhe
sweeping Character OF the decision and
the 5unanmity Of the court had DIS
Sco,iragng effect on those VINO noEa ~
s!'1zz Bonds weakened in sympathy W With
atocks II Total sales, par value, g $500
The total sales OF stocks for the day
We're 737.70o shares.
MONEY AMI, $EXcI1ANG r. CLOSE:
Money on call nrmer at Nn10 per cent;
closing, 7dS per cent; time money,
I steady; sixty days, 5AG151A per cent;
4 6m5M per cent III prime mercantile paper,
1 6IsGl6 per cent. Sterling exchange steady
al advance With actual business N bank,
ana at Sd So COCA 1886 for. sixty day bills;
%pnsted rates. s4.S4lh@1.S7ls; commercial
bills, s4,S3Gi. SLY II BAR. silver. d9A Mexi-
u can dollars. 3s1s Government bonds firm;
\ railroad bonds aSier.s
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS I =; !
+. Il 81: AND Al i. 4 (, MARKET.

Il CHICAGO I'LL, April e--.CAllen,, Miles
& Conlpany's Hide and Leather Letter2..-
sand at chi cago this week, wing large g
Increase over year ,r ago The best graddhe a
llolf less per- hundred pounds than q yenrl
ago; ckers claim general cond,t u ond
that the hide market keeps SO dull. &, Il
bids here Of anartehr eo t e.
Texas, eleven fortnight Texas. nine QUAR-.
native oowsnine1 for 1,g NJ ia
that are declined, and packers are asking
from quar- ter to ha ( cent nt more NO sales
reported n eker hides ,a .q-daiK, The
yesterday. butsare expected TO nny n ~ <
dealers are waiting DEVELOPMENTS; Tan
ners and strikers committees /, are having rs
likely 10 get work before long. s,5
bluffs held ut eight Quarter TO eig.ht
three -elghts; heavy COW eight three
eighths to eight half s53 5s5 IL .s "a ts3t
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rr11 TIMES DISPATCH
6751sc. Oats Unset tied and d easy, "a Mo- ,
white, APO We. M B,itter, Eggs, Cheese ana
Suglf--Flrm ard unchanged. E3{ s5
CATTLE. MARgEr.

CHICAGO, rr4t. April.s .. CA1yrLH-
tRseelpis 10 ,boI head Including 100 Texatls,s
active and strong Good to prime steers
sasisps stSsHSIs 81 Tssas;
bend "a morrow i1B 900 head feft over
1900, head; stead y to 6ci 1owet. Mixed and
butchers; g good to ohoieo heavy,
1881 ea2 so g s ,esa
= Tennis stssd lSS
rEz AsT t5 BsErA sos Ags,
$1.&dp7 g. otntn on to good. *5.3gGpIlV.1
stsEs erksps s77 sSe.p a p1ei Ea 4 sc
tes' good, sboae.w; Western et lambs sSSe@
shsep. typ mlkxed. ss.aas5oi cuffs = sood,
JEW 81 DIRK. 4 April .. - BE1Dv 1ssa,No{
ST.. dressed aa q ss a@ssd
veals, e9iSc.s Sheep and lambs slow and
weak. Unahorn sl1e ep. $4,000 gu ls. 3. i5 y
e eIiiIPbed M resped milton sSie
dressed lam bs. a 014o Hog About
steady Florida and r Y pennsylvania hogs.
q Nc1NNAT1 pr! e.. !; 3 AZ,
Steady at Sc. 6OG17. 80. ~ $ RI
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

jC.. c. Cg and St. Louis gem. 4's..,... 100 n
Chicago Terminal IS. .,......... s3h
Colorado and Southern 4's............ S2h
Denver and. Rio Grande fs........... S9
1Srio General rs o7lk
Fort Worth and Denver City 4 SITS ~. S42+
Hooking Valley 4s's.. X. nos
Louisville and Nnsh.aGUnned@ AS. /. 3l00H
Mania ttanF onsolidatedH Gold 4's.... l01 II
hrexica l. Central 4ssy.. $50 .........
Mexican Central LIST Inc............... e53
Missouri. Kan and re xa s "a DS1s
Missouri, Kan. md Texas 2d's........ s9A
New York Central gen. 31s ). ]. (. !. 101M
Northern tactic i :....... l02h
Northern Pacific as Z. .,....... e ~
Norfolk and Western con. 4s.....! os
Reading General .....t. &. <. 96ia
ST. u. and Iron M o,intaln con- s y. !. 110h
ST. Louis and San Francisco l ~. !. 96h
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st, Louis Southwestern 1st's.......... e5a
ST Lofts Southwestern. 2d's........... 70 q
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass As. 50
Southern Pacinc4' y. (. !. ........... GO III
TeXas and Pncifica 1st' ...........,....l l5h
Toledo. ST. i. and Western fs...... q % i
Union Pacific Conv. Z s...... 1olH
Wabash list 81 n. 1. ~
W WaBssS s BsS. l9tl
West Shore 4s 4. lo e. e
s;i:5 78f HsF; ~
Colorado Flel . I, !. :, :, Z, Is g "
ROCK island .........s........s!'.... s3K
Pennsylvania y. s71n
Nj. and OF, collateral trust 4's........ "a B
Central Of GeorgiaN2d Tncs............. g NJ
Ma. Carolina Chemical Co. com...... 81
Va, Carolina Chemical Co. pfd......... 121K4
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Spot cotton closed quiet, points higher;
mlddling uplnds. 1885, mlddling gulf, l0.7b
sales. 200 bales ~ ti d NJ
Cotton, quiet; mtddling,, 1880; nat re-
20 1' bales; stock. g. go bales. 1870
Total to-day at all seaports--Net re-
celpts, loSl2 bales export to Great
7sS bales; stock, S50Qe7 bales, "A
Consolidated at all senports--Net re.
Britain, 4als6 bales; to France. 2,GsO bales;
to the Continent, 46,951 bales.
ports Net recelpts. S,l40,s2 bales; export
to Great Britain. 2,54s6s9 bales; to France.
725l0a bales: to the Continent, 2o46,456
bales. IN tf
NEW ORLEANS. April s.-CoTTON--
The spot cotton market was very quiet;
Z Futures opened With an advance OF 4G8
points on the active months under the IN
3lluence Of favorable Liverpool l>ater
there was some liquidation and 2a3 points
were lost, In tho trading May adyanced
sold UP TO l0l7.
The Cotton Exchange will not reopen
until Monday. and staags was no disposl-
tion on the part OF ,sither bulls or bears
to take on new business that would have
10 be carried over the holidays The board
at the close showed net gains of G49
points on the summer months and 2qli
points on the new crop positions,
Cotton futures steady; April. l0S bid
May l017Wl0lS; June, l1lsql0.ai July
lalsdl020; August, 9,Sd9,6S; September,
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!! pEA'N1ITa AND PEA MARKET.

H NORFOLK VA. prll s.-The peanut
market Is quiet to-day. The only. change
In prices SIS Spanish nuts, which nave AYE
prices arc as follows: +, ~
4 Fancy, quiet at 3d.. strictly prime
az c.: prime. 2hc:: low grades 81: ma.
.bushe. Blnckeye peas. $?.3 bag; black,
and speckle peas. 81; clay and red peas.
soc, Peanut bags In bales-68 In. 4-loc.a
PETERSBURG, VA, April s.--P EA:.
NUTS-Spnnisht new. . market very firm at
T7Asc.; sellers asking more. Virgtnia's---5
Quiet at Sc, ks45} 5jg5
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SALES

SALES. h, 3 44sl Il
American Can cotna..........s.si
American Can ptd. ..,.t.. .......s
COO American Cotton OH com $3.50
$500 American Locomotive COM. .....t
American Lolnotlve pfds.......:
u Anaconda ....,..s5
1900 American Car and Foundry....
1850 American Sugar /. t..s, ........ 4!
S74oo AT. and snnte Fe cotn........5
roo Al r. and Snnte re pfd........
$4,000 SAmalgamated Copper ,..........l
210D Baltimore and Ohio.............l
1900 Brooklyn Rapid Translt..u.....3
10000 Canadian. Pacific :.,.............
500 Chesapeake and Ohio. ..........s
Canada Southern .i..t..,,........
1900 Colorado Southern com ........
\ W6 Colorado Southern I'd pfd.....1
5000 Chicago, Mil and st, Pnul....$
5000 ChicaEo, Rock Island and Pac..
5000 Chicago Great 3Western.........s
q 400 tC.Q G,.tC. and st. Louls.u.....
100 Delaware. and EIudson...'.s'..1.t.....'t..5S
.2G00 Del,s Lack. and Wester1l.s.......'4
1850 Erie com ........ .................
1900 Erie I'd pfd Observation-Disclosures.
q Aon General Electric .................e
800 louisville and Nashville. ,..si., IS. \
5000 Manhattan Observation-Disclosures.
1900 Metropolitan ~: ...................
1900 Mexican Central ................
1900 Missouri Paciflc..................
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JUDGE CAMPBELL | 1. I ] J {. |.
DECLINES /: s; TO TALK | !. !. |
Senate viii Not Take Up His
Case Earlier Il: Than Next
Week.

When seen at his room at Ford's Hotel
yesterday Judge Campbell, who was
calmly reading about himself lin tho at
Nternoon paper, declined in any way to
discuss the action ofAthe House Of Dele
gates in the matter OF his removal from
office. J s
At that time the Judge did not know.
how long he would be in Richmond. It
is possible thAtt..he will be here for sew
eral days. yet. 4
The Senate will hardly take up the
Campbell removal joint resolution before
next Tuesday and possibly not until
next Wednesday. Monday is a legal holi-:
day, and many OF the members Of the.
Senate have gone to their homes, and will
remain until Tuesday. some probably
longer, No attempt to take the resolution
up Will be- made without a fairly large a T.
tendance OF members. This will hardly
be had before Wednesday, and 1t may be;
even later. 81 II III l
When the resolution comes up It's pas
sage will possibly be delayed by some!
opposition along the line OF objection to
the method OF procedure rather than OPP
position to the end sought to be accom-
'plshed by the measure How formidable
this opposition may prove cannot with
certainty be foreseen.s but5lt is hardly
probably that the case will be disposed
of with such expedition az the House ex-
ihbited Yesterday. There are undoubted-
lly some members OF the Senate who. With
out regard TO- the question Of the pro-
pricty OF removing the Judge. are OPP
posed to the plan adopted by5t the House
for comprising the result sought to be
attained by the joint resolution.
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llllle COlllIlllSSlOllt uOuS0 UuyllS, UuL llpl
enough to seriously Influence the MARKET,
and tho London trading was light.
ROCK ISLAND: .55
The rather heavy liquidation In Rock
Island was Inscribed in tho room to the
selling Of stock bought 4onIthe expeeta t 2.
an san
Francisco. The general opinion Is. that
the combination is postponed until the
money market becomes more favorab BILE. af
REPUBLIC STEEL
The Republic Iron and Steel Company's
rolling mills at Springfield liz which Ct
nounced, will start up about May 18th
with 800 men on the pay-rols.
THE SHARP BREAK: rs!
A. little after ] o'clock the decision
against the Northern Securities merger
was announced and after the street bad q Z
which had up to then been acting very
well sold sff The two Roint decline In nr In
scented about the extent of the break,
which. however, was generally in the rail-
road list. tsa 3s 6; t$ "
THE selling OF Rock Island has come
1se and rs @
Of stool; for the Frisco merger. IN
NEW YORK CENTRAL (. 453 6, III
strength on the knowledge that no new
financing will be attempted this spring,
but reacted with the rest Of the market
on the Northern Securities decision.
MOVEMENT or MONEY:
The principal movement Of currency
for the five days ending "Wednesday, April.
8th, indicates that the, banks gained there
by 81. 944 800. They received from tho In
terror So. 1l5,5oO and sent to tho interior
s1.911.9o0 The gain from the interior was
1,2o3, 600. Receipts Of new gold were SS14. :
200, OF which S7h3, 400 was on New York
Assay Office checks, $4,000 on San Fran
cisco mint checks, and $4,000 on Seattle
Assay Office, sS
THE CLOSE:
Closing prices clearly reflect ed the SELL
ing OF out-of-town# holders OF stocks on
was not In remarkable volume and the
market at no time got out Of hand 4, but,
of course, the decline on the day was OPP
preclable In all the active railroad stocks,
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON N. G.. April 9.-sPIR-
ITS TURPENTINE-Noth ing doing; re-
ceipts 10 casks. Rosin-N ominnl; re-
,ceipts 223 barrels. Crude S@ Turpentine--
rels Tar--Firm at sl.65; receipts, 2i3 bar.
rcls. lS
IS SAVANNAH, GA. April 9.-TURPEN-
sales. 80 casks exports, 1877 casks. Rosir-
Firm; receipts $3.50 barrels; sales, 3l7 bar
rcIs; exports. 1926 barrels.
HI CHARLESTON 8. c., April 9.-TUR-
PENT1N Nominal at Acc. Sales, none.
lRosln-Nomlnal.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RIcIIaroN APRIL 0, 1908. N
s ARRIVED, g$3s "A: a

s. 8 ARRIVED.
Steamer Winyah, o Neill. Philadelphia.
Pa, merchandise and passengers, Clyde
line. itl4 sii!s 54 AZ s
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk
and passengers. Virginia Navigation Co.
and James River landings. merchandise
\ Steamer Berkeley, Guy. Norfolk. mer-
chAnd!se and passengers. Old Dominion
line.
q Schooner Alice ~. venble sgnaigo.s
James River, light. IS s
II SAILED. X
Steamer Berkeley. Guy. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion
line. RI Is: J n s.s3 I
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL 9, 1908.
ARRIVED, h
Barge Gennie. Boston.
Schooner Mar'th r. Small, Boston.
rs SAILED.
Schooner g; z. Blac kburn. evidence.
IN Barge Iowa, Providence.
y Barge Kentucky, Allyn's Point.
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WALL STREET GOSSIP
Everything Was Lovely Until the North
ern Securities Decision Announced.

(Spe:lal to The Tlmcs,Rlspatch2
the s stock D MARKET Vas generally rm With
soatnern As paee The ADVANCE these
So In .9ndp% mRy h
By se he 'd defeat Of the POOL Tere Vas more
bulish sentiment among the professional
pccted ts n
SOUTHERN 5PAcIFlc; 5.5
belief thai that the N,r banking interests connect
ed with the property had been buyers,
gain hunters, Who argue that at the same
price as Union Pacific bought It ought
TO be cheap.
AMALGAMATED COPPER: aE
A. G., p. rallied and seemed to haye been
oversold Trade interests were by no
means ,bearlsh and argued that the pres
ent price OF the metal was likely to be
maintained, md represented great addi-
ton to the earnings of Amalgamated Cop
per, fs X
PENNSYLVANIA;
There seemed TO be some covering or
shorts In Pennsylvania. although the de-
mand for the stock In the loan crowd Is
there has been the usual amount of sell
Ing against the rights, There Is also, a
short interest against purchases OF Inc
convertible bonds. $l
EARLY SENTIMENT BuLL1sH.
Sentiment In the room IN the first hour
was distinctly billish, although active
trading was conflned to q very limited
Ing was comparatively small and looked
like getting smaller. Floor traders were
following any active buying. but the
larger operators were apparently not doing
anything.
ST. PAUL BUYING;
The buying In ST., Paul was probably
was about the first Of Its kind In Il con-
siderable period
EVERYBODY HAD THE TIP:
Eyerybody had The bull tip o on leather,
1900 snares Reports on trade conditions
from the swamp seem to be good
MARKET SHOWED STRENGTH:
The market showed very fair strength
IN the second hour and advances for the
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u. s, retunding a's. 5registereds"..... LOG
u. s. refunding 2's. coupon. $1,000. LOG
u. s. 3.s. registered \. !. \. (. lO7
u s. Ys COUPON. +, . 3. . h. I. I. ~. los
II New 4's8.registered !, 4, +. !, 81
u E,6New Is COUPON, {, I. !. 4. 4. 1856
u s. old ia, Registered L. 7. I. Is. Iii
II a. did ~. COUPON !, I, ~ LII
II Registered !, /, 1903
u. 81 SIS. /. u. 1903
Atchson. general As. ................. 90
Atchison, Sad justment 4''s.............. %
Baltimore and Ohio 4's..,.,, .s o os
Baiiimore and Ohio Conv. 3 Z. .i 400
"a nndn an,ithern 2d' a. Z. i. !. los
Centrai ofS Georgia 81 :. (. 107
Central Of Georgia LIST Inc q q
Chicaro and Alton 3lks rs
Chicago NJ. and ST. Paul gen, As. l1 10
Chicago and Northwestern con, I, s.. 81
Chicago, Rock Island and Pac. As. 132
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S. A. L. Earnings,

Following Is q comparative statement
f1the approximate earnings Of the Sea-
board Air Line system for the fourth
Week ending March 81. 1908. 1896, sls;3 1902
$3;I3. 0G5: Increase, $32 1853. Fourth week
ending March 81, 1903, sl.l76.l2l: 1902,
s Is $sls pS
crease. 1881. 221. -.
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and held at SC. higher again Rye Flour
Dull. al-Steady Rye-Quiet.
Wheat No 2 red so1hc. Strong
Chicago buying.by vel j, known WI eieXa
gentine shipments, led to, early strength
ing caused a slight setback, but the late
market turned strong again With the Vest
74Mc u y. h s1 z. a 5}
ket7 opened steady with wheat. but deyel-
oped subsequent heaylness under liat Z Y,
ton, small seaboard cearances. and light
export trade, closing partly &c net lower.
April closed at 52t2c.; May, 5oNc.: July,
t49Ac: September, 49c. Oats-Dull; No: 3,
closed at 3Sc. VI f58g
Beef and Cut Meats.Quiet. Lard-Dul!;
Perks Steady; mess. slsaas.5o. Taliow-
saeadY MfoassaasFrm
% Cofree-Ihe market for coffee futures
opened steady at unchanged prices to an
advance of points. and after the initial
e hoday
Ing steady on the opening basis. Sales.
y 200 bags. Spot Rio, quiet; No invoice,
6 sngeIaRaw steady refined tirM ~,
State dairy, 17d27c. Cheese-Firm; State
full cream, fancy small. colored fall
made, 15c. do. white, fall made, l4@c
Egggs11streng State and PennsylEyaia
Southern, $l.5oI2; State and Western, per
South Jersey sweets, .s2.75@3, Is. Peanuts
3a1st fsnsy a%naskbSba 9 ne%
eflalre Nss5Sas. cotton-By steamer
to Liverpool, l2c u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
BUSINESS IMPR0vE M ENTs
Pjzzini Show Printing Company Goes
to Larger Quarters. 53 &

II 10 Larger QUarteTs, M 35 4 NJ b
One OF the Important business improye-i
mants OF the month Is that OF the Pzzni
Show Printing Company, which Ia moving
Its headquarters from north Twelfth
Street to the larger and more comlnodlous
quarters at No. South Eighth street,
where Mr., Juan Pizzini has made extenr.
tsiye improvements, q
In enlarging his quarters Mr.. Pizzlniy
has also added to his equipment a large
new press and q large quantity Of poster
type. with which he says he Is now able
To turn out anything from, q postage
stamp to a circus blll4G} n St8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10

Mr.. a., B. Winfree. a brother of Mr..
Robert Winfree, OF North rwenty-ninth
Street, is highly ompl!mented ina recent
Issue OF the penocra Il, !" issued at Baker
City. Oregon. q IN AZ n n i8tss 81 5Sss