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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-20
COTTON MARKETS.

Il
5g NEW YORK. April 10 Tho cotton market
opened barely steady at an. advance Of afpla
points In the old crop. while tho new crop.
months were points higher to 4 poinss lower,
PUTTY with higher cables than expected but
bear pressure became evident before the call
was completed and there was also. conside able
dlsa ppolnfed poaslblyt BY the more favorable
character Of early weather reports Under
this pressure the market began 70 decline al
utes had lost the gains with the active months
down 70 practically last nights prices Tbs
laIel attracted renewa! OF demand from
to be q little better buying Of "a scattering
kind on expectations OF u publish weather Bu-
reau report at! midyday. ,ii
and; reports were circulating Of a better spot
demand Cor export, while the estimates Tor to-
n.crrow's receipts were rather light 50 Tar aa
/ also reported that the leading Wall street bear
Interest had covered and was able to see
higher market for the purpose q making q
other the market around mid day had advanced
+, to 1900 for July and 1888 for May with me
general list showing net gains OF from 6V4'
The weekly crop bulletin was read at about
pected but was followed by LIQUIDATION tor
planned 10 lake whatevar proht was ii view
SroNe about ips eS Points on the actSs months
r no Seemed q be brsng \ some Outside
buying, particularly from New Orleans. but
there was selling 3 on every bulge and the
Mas Steady spm @ points son on
the old crop, while the new was depressed by
more favorable weather accounts was net 3
na alsd sqwsS ba, esn'' safes est
against las, Wee Week and sss last Year,
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FLOWERS AS S;
BAR SHIELD.
=. ~: - N {.
Saloon Windows So Filled With.
Then,sas tos Evade Law
Of Open View.
READY 4 FOR Or SAM 4, JONES I: les
The Young Mems Business As
ISOLATION Outgrows Its Youth,
READY { FOR 81 ], SAM q. JONES o ! les

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especial
GREENSBORO, N. c., April 19,-T Tho
city ordinances require all saloons to
have open fronts In doors and windows.
Flower DECORATIONS have been gradually
accommodating to ouch an extent, that
the view ito tho inside from tho street
had become practically shut out. Chief
Of Police Scott Is making q round az the
saloons to-day and notifying the pro-
prietors to cut out a large portion Of tho
identifying and aesthetic properties Of
those fronts, so that more sunlight and
3cycsigiit can get In from old Sol and
curious street strollers. There nre sew
eral other Indications here that In many
respects tho city Is trying to get ready
forlthe coming Of Sam Jones. " no opens
up on us May list. IS ia 3
THE PELEGAR SUIT.
Judge Cooke arrived ut Il o'clock to-
days ana opened court. 1t is Ia term OF
one week for the trial OF civil causes
only. rho first case to be tried is
EPhlegart VS.. IA Mendenhall. involving tito
to Lawyers row, q brick building, oc-
cupied as law offices on Court Square.
yThs case occupied five days OF Decem-
her term. .j "A "a mistrlal Il was the N re-
suit, the jury standing eleven to one in
favor OF the plaintiff.
Mr.a Q. y. Boycott,#a former business
man here, who has been spending the
last fifteen months In his old home In
England, returned last night, and VIII
again resume business. VA 8s;
OUTGREW ITS NAME.
At a n regular meeting OF the Young
Mems Business Association last night,
tho name was changed to the Business
Mems Association. partly on account Of
the fact that the orlginators Of the assoc
clatlon, which has done 80 much TOR
tGreensboro's progress, are still on deck.
but have ceased to be young. except IN
the vigorE Of their efforts.
The State Executive Committee q the
Audubon Society will meet In the BeH-
bow Hotel assembly hall. Greensboro
at O. o'clock next Saturday.
The knights Of Pythia;s Lodge here had
made arrangements n to have u q grand
time at It's regular meeting the first Nom
day night In May, when a class Of forty
new members were to have been
initiated. On account OF the fact that
the Sam Jones-stuart revival will then
be In progress here. and not wishing to.
divert interest in those services. the
time OF the Initiation lof5.the forty can.
ddates has BEEN changed to the third
Monday night in May, MI
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RESPITES ENGINEER.
Colonel Pearsell Acts for Gov-
I'll ernor in His Absence. Il
snacia1 !. ia Tha lTin1es-pIspatch.

a III (Spe cia1 q to The Dlspatch.)
RALEIGH, NJ. c., April l9..ln inc az
sence OF Governor Aycock, Col. +. n;
sPearsall, private SECRETARY, has granted
a forty days respite to Engineer George
Meredith, OF New Bern, who was senten-
ced to ten days Imprisonment there, un-
der peculiar circumstances. Master NJ 9.
:ctanlc Newland. Of the Altar tic and
North Carolina Railroad, ordered + the
suspension OF Engineer Meredith. and the
latter went to the railroad offices and
at the point OF a revolver. demade that ~ I
tho order be revoked. 4 IT was Tor thls
that the senten ce was imposed byl judge
ferguson, OF the Superior Court.
President J. A.. Bryan, Of the Atlantic
and North Carolina. and State Treasut,
er Lacy. were among those who urged
that Private Secretary Pearsall to grant
the respite which is with a View to let
ting the Governor review the case when
he returns to the city.
Ex-speaker OF the House, S. NJ. Cat
tbs, was here this morning, and procured
from the Secretary of State q charter for
tho Bank Of Orange, 5Iat Hlllsboro. The
capital Is $4,000. 9 authorized, and s, Gtt
subscribed by s. StrudwIck. 8. NJ. Cat
tbs, E.. a. Rosemond, @. j, Forrest, 3. s
Forrest, H. B. Webb, G. a. Durham, j
s. Spurgeon, W, p. Stewart and others
& Another charter was to the HighsJnitE
Hospital Company. OF Fayetteville, the
capital being $50. 90. subscribed. and $780,.
WU authorized, the purpose being to es.
tablisl a hospital for the treatment OF a i
diseases. Tho incorporators are Dr.: ]. !1
H!ghsmitti. Mary L. Hlghsmith and s
III. Strange, ANN Etas $Eg54 iqt Il tl
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SPECIALLY Low ROUND TRIP RATES
OFFERED BY THE sEA6oARD
AIR LINE RAILWAYS isltl li

S2o,70--Richmond, Va. to Jacksonville,
Fla. and return, account meeting In
terstate Sugar Cane Growers }Associa-s
tion;,' tickets on sale May I'd and 3d.
good returning until May $. 1901.
$a9To--R Ichmond Va, 10 Carthage, Mo,,i
and return account Annual Meeting Ger
man Baptist Brethren, May lsth-aith:
tickets on sale May 18th to 24th, lnelu-
sive. good returning May 30th; can hu
extended until June a0th by depositlHs
same aud payment OF fifty cents.
5000 Richmond, Va. Ia Dallas, Texas,
and return OH account General Assem-
Nv Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
May l9tn-a7th; tickets on sale May i5th
10 18th, inclusiye, good, returnlns aay
81. 1904
Sv5.25-- Richmond. Va, to San Francisco
or Los Angeles. Gals account Genera!
Conference Methodist Episcopal Church, 81. 4,
May Sd 10 3lst, and National Assoein q, I
lion OF Retail Groeers OF United statcs.
May Sd to sth; tickets on sale April "a I
ia S0th. Inclusive; good returning June ".
1901, STOP overs are allowed both sos
Ing and returning at "a number Of points.
also SIDE trips are g'yon 20 holders ot (;
these tickets to various points 81 inter'
est, !, n
Rates given above src frem Rich
same reduction from otnas p8iuts on w
seaboard. Information AZ TssaFa 70 Z -
above gladly given AL 3. 4. Il; !. si,Y
$50 East AIuin strsst
ii. s. LEARp. p. z, A,
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/ ROYAL ARCANUM. (
The Grand Council in Session.
at Norfolk,
(Spec,al to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch,) e
If NORFOLK, VAn April 19.--Thc twenty
second session OF the Grand Council,
Royal Arcanunl. Of Virginia, convened at
E!ks' Hall, this city, at . o'clock this AZ
ternpol, with over one hundred repre-
sentut,ves In attendance, Tho council
viii be In session until Tomorrow evan
Ing. and during tomorrow mornings SEES
sim two important amendments to the
bylaws Of the order In the State are
ia como up for consideration,
Tho session this afternoon was occu-
pied III reading reports,
Tho council adjourned early IN the
evening until Tomorrow at a;30 a., NJ.
Tho council met Inst year In Roanoke,
SNna Richmond will likely be the next
Place OF meeting, :. tet # II Il VI
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Caused by Refusal 81 Hartman l;a II man
Petition iii Northern SCI
curities Company.
PRl cEs WEAK Ter THAN EVER " I
United States Steel Decline lU(). t,'
explained Violent Break g <, In in
Metropolitan Street Railway.

NEW YORK, April 1o.--rho pertinal,--
clo,ls belief among stock operna't-
ors that activity awaited ..on tilc
decision Of tho Hartman petition
to enioin the Northern Securities plan OF
'distribution. proved true to-day when
tho rctiton was refused But It did not
appear that the decision Itself was tho
4 cause of.incrcnsed pressure TO sell stock.
which developed and which caused a
sharp reaction lri the whole market Tho
first effect ofthe decision was to halt tho
4 advance In prices which was then in
progress. but tho highest prices Of the
day we're touched afterwards, and when
the decline was renewed. a period Of
4 dul.noss intervencd, which was moro
marked than any time during the recent
tied Bsates Ateej preferred, and was un-
explained by any news news before . ne mar
Another influential center Of weakness
was tho local traction group. IN WHICH N !, =
ysoeA Sa pfeaH ,eatsire Xnthortative intl
nxa tGns t &sfs kdsft i saortes strl
button will be con tinued N otner courts tn,,s
ance that tbs distributing factor Is re.
+ moved BY the decision at st. Paul
Rales sgregaat,GHdi . 44,Gg shaaTs
Na4hy,lie. oO5; Baltimore and ohio. 1872;
chesapeuke and ONO. ao;, Chicago, Is Mi y =
wa,ikee and ST. Paul, 1890; Erie, - osso;
Metropoltan street KatMay; slI1o; Ms
900; Pennsylvania. 1880; ReAding. 7,1Qo
Isock Island conpany 5;ae2 a.. sou 3 !n
= Soul1iern .Raiiy.>'- !, preferred, 21vD: Wa
basil. preferred. .it.oJ: Amalgamated Cop.
per. 1896 Brookly n.Isapd Transit. l0,29
4 Tennessee Coal and Iron. 2y; United
States Steel, 200; United w States steel
NEW YORK. April 1a,--stnndard OIL,
631 5ts;3 q. &, IS. ife IA Il 1 s5; 4.
NEW YORK. April l9--Close money on
call easy, ruling, last loan and closing
3 bid and offered j Ia. S ri VI
Is Time loans cas- y. .tsxty days, e. l.2sSper
cent: ninety da VS.. S-iGs; SIX mon tbs
3l-2lt4. 4. ~ W. VI.
Prime mercantile paper ia l,a. sterl-i
ing exchange strong VIII. y, 6usi
demand and at S4S5.a 40 for sixty day
pills. Posted rates ~ lsZgiss and S4ss III
yer $50 3.S. Mexican dollars 40,
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ON HIS CONSCIENCE. d
Chief Clerk Of the Raleigh Dis
pensary Resigns Position.

RALEIGH, N. c.. April 19.-J. NJ. Nor
wood. chief clerk in the Raleigh Dtspen-
sary. has resigned the. resignation being
effective il1lnledl lately. He made the sta5e-
mont at Tabernacle Baptist Church sun,
matter, mat r. Of Ills connection with the ldlspen-
snry had boen on his conscience for some
time, and he had made UP his mind to
got out Of It. Friends of the d!spenstalr;yy
is only by Keeping lie Institution In the
hands OF the best Christian management
ithatfa success can be madeEof ". n,
1Thevs sny the object Is to reduce the
drink habit III Raleigh, and this Is beins,
done effectively, SO conscient iolls, scrlip'es
should not hinder church member from
being actively connected with It. 5,5 li ,52l 4
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A GREAT CHURCH,
Pine Street Has Sixteen Hundred
Members-Fine Sunday School,

The Pine Street Baptist Church and
Sunday schools are surpa sslng MI recof"s
In members hip, ..,,,.. i, -, /.
Sunday school during March. a severe
month. was G6e, The three Sundays y
Aprii that have passed showed q gain o.
more than u hundred. the average pehs
SThe membership Of the church has nov Nc,
reached even 1890 mon women aNs ~
dren. In numerical strength Fine !, s1r, g 81
in Inc S,nte OF any denomination ana y,
HOSTILITY with one or two exceptions, y
The largest In the South, Amons me SOL CO.,
eraI far ahead OF 1t yer In membership,
Tho First African Church, Of tins e,t ",
has not less than 1900 a nuinher ,!,a
half OF which The church building coula
The success Of Pine Street Church u
in no small measiure due to The MISC n'''''
Iistry OF Or. Hutson, Il
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Five Per Cent. N oney
AN SUMS FROM $1,000 10 $4,000 "a
lead on Richmond city real estate.
SUTTON & CO..
1s North Ninth Street.
Preaching BY the Rev, g. o.. Wood ward.
iof CoWardln 81 Avenue B Christi Churclls
Manchesters at s o' clock niEhtl
Property ,,;.I. I TransferssI..

4 Rlchmond-Mosos Brent. s trustee 70 Ar. 4.
Henry HARDWOOD, u 4 q feet on south ], side 81
Charity st.. 70 fee east of st. Pa ".
j. D.. Carneal and vii Q to TX = en rya5 Z I,
Thompson, rs fee on west side - I'M
ST. IS 2-3 feet south Side o Oralig e,s $6o!
Capital B. s i. Assn. to sAndre'Wa !; q
Brown Is foet on south side Duval SIS
lie feet east OF Price. SEE, Is. .,s
q Roger Gregory "a nd wife %lto Abner Z: IN 81
Pops, S4teef on south sid ot CT; 81
between Lombard and ~ leni$:fN III
rosa M. Tlote q II feet on Broad So
r. ii. Harwood and wife to JoE IN, l 81
Anderson. II l-3 feet on soutl, SID Char
ity St; 90 feet east OF st. Paul s4CQ
Conway Nj. Knox and vile to 4 GllheFe$s
II. Parker, "a feet on north side Broad
St. is feet west OF 18th 81, T60.
Lucie and James II. Monroe and w1fes
to Ellen Monroe, interest,". in so feet on
Abigail ST.. northwest corner 10th.
Tax Title Co., of Richmond, to Afalindas
Gary, G6 feet on west side of 30th ST.. be- /
Jami,na =, Walls heirs and others to &
Il. 81. iIarwood. q 81 leet on Holly ST.,
northeast corner Church, s4l.16.5 3i.
Charles Is. Willis and wife and charles
TX. Coulling's heirs, to v..s Burns y e = 90
feet on west side Sycamore ST.. ll0 Eeets
north OF IVY, $3.50. M tis fs \ lsgS3g
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MARINE lNTELLlaENcn.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL ~, 1901.
'&i3tf e.sS5 S55 ARRIVED 5i hyf

ANN GA'
steamer Pocahoptas. Graves. Norfolk and
James liver ,Apd ngs,f merchandise anu psS-
sssnvsrs Virginia Navigation Co. .dat
stonner brandon Rhodcs Norfolk, nlerchsR-
s,sa and 'passengers, Old Dominion line.
large Oak WInstead, Baltimore, coal crunp
and Nest Coal Co.
sAlLEn IA
steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk. I'M, msF'
shaad''s ena passengers. GERS Old p0"A'0A me
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL ~. 1904, 4
* ''F7 ARRIVED.
pnnyllle. Short, Baltimore. passepssra and
sN Elm city it Haynes. Matsaponl River Land.
sAlLEp
panyllle, Short. Baltimore, passengers ana
sTEE,ll Elm c s Haynes, Mattapont River Land
inTs, passengers and general cargo
PORT NEWPORT NEWS MY ys, APRIL 49, 1906
Schooner Mary w, Bowen. Boston iRsi 17
Steamer Maachura!,ss; s f en-,
Schooner A, n. IawIsncst bSAsoR' 81 d
schooner Rodney Parker, Bangor, AZ Is. 8
sehoonsr Ajjce p. CLARK, Portland 4. III
s sshSsssF asaslsa. a'R E.;us ii Rod.
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Cotton, QUIET: nddnsy jl4.1o 4 net receipts. 70
bules gross !. $50 bales: GALES. 90 bales; stock
loo,si3 bales; export 10 Great Britain ava
bales. E5-ttss - y, ~
Il. Isl bales; export 10 Great Britain. ils bales
Consolidated q. 81 seapor!s3,Ns,t receipts ~
20. Sc bales export 70 Great BRIAN o9.vis
baies to tho Continent, 8. ss bales; % ~ pa ..
Total since September list at all seaports---
n al receipts. 8. Sl0l2i bales; export to Great
Britan2, li5.671 bales; to France. baies;
Ia the Continent ESQ., i1 6a.es; to Japan, 4oal
bales; 10 Mexico, 70. ssl bales
NEW ORLEANS, La, April is.--coTToS-
Spot cotton \ n active demand at fun prices,
some factors asking is1hc.5 above board us
tres. Sales 1880 bales Including 2Vy2 Dues
sold after hours erday: a.lv0 % arrive ana
Futures opened excited and active with prices
C9lls points higher than yesterdays close, ne
advance being ca used hy Improvements n Ltv.t
crDooi and New York nnd tht Unusual spot
demand by European spinners.s AZ the opening
shorts commenced COVERING and tnc. De . 6uMs
duration when the bulls withdrew and soma
selling followed. causing a slight furry that
served TO cut tho advance well down 1o yesteI-
days figures Later III the day offerings os-
cai,,e extremely limited and prices recovered.
In the trading May first gained Il points az az
ia o. The close was firm. Net gains were,
on the crop months 1903 points. while tho
new crop months were unchanged 70 . pointk
higher. :, g, ,,d.>,.
/: sSGslssl; June HI0glLiS; July. u sS2gl -:
August, IL 4a4ls.4i, SepteMber: ~ gsg A.;4s'
October. lL4sdlL49: November. LIS bid De-
ccmbcr, l1.32Qu3i Ut 5459s8 ss a
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{NAVAL sTORES,

4 WILMINGTON \. c.. April 1a.-SP1RlTs
E-steady at So: receipts, SO
casks Rosin-Nothlng doing; receipts 5 81 par
Crude Turpentine-Firm at S2.2a9a,7 Is and 81;
receipts, 63 barrels
.TiNE-Firm at 64Hc.; sales. bss casks; re-
ceInts, e6l casks; exports, 80 casks. Rosin-
Firm; sales 1876 barrels; receipts, 1e9o barrels;
s 'ttpHGtAiR;LEsToN. Is. C., April 1e.--TuRPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Non,inal.
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4 SALES.

l2s0 Amalga mated Copper s.".
800 Amer. Car and Fotindryl...
400 Amer. Cotton Oli.........s..
Amer. snutf ...,.s.........
Amer Snuff. pfd......s...s
Amer. Can .,..,,..l...........
Amer. Gan, pfi..
200 Amer. Locomotives co1r1....
Amer. Locomotive, pfd....i
100 Amer. Sl,gar ........,.. ~.
4o!o0 a. Z. audss. iie, com MI.
Ivy A., \. and s. fTe pfd...a..:.
1900 Bal fillmore md OhlO... .....
1920 BrobklSn Rapid 'rranslt..
Canada Southern ........
lMO Canadian Pacific a, ......,.
4ol chesapeake and OhlO......
22W CHI, Grent Western. .......
1900 Gill; Nil. and 81 P.l........i
4 70 Colo. Fuel and iron. 1890.
W Colo. Southern. com. ......i
Colo. Southern, 1st pfd.....
Colo. Southern. cd Dfd.......
100 Gler.. Gin, Chi. and s. LII.
iO0 Continental Tobarco. pfd.
SS0D Consolidated Gas II. !. 4.
$500 Delaware and lIudson......
1900 Del, Lack. and Wcstern....
$50 t;rit, com....,, ...,,,.,,,..
$50 Erie. list pfd Il.
10 Erie, I'd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
General Electric .....,...
Illinois Central
go Louisville and Nashville. ~.
400 Mailhattan...,.. .,.... ......
22fs5DO Metro. Street Rnilway.....
1000 Mexican Ccntral............T
$50 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. com ~.
Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd....
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5DRY5GooDs MARKET.

Ew4YORK, April l9-The dry goods mar
kct is unusually quiet without mail and conse.
quent orders. Men on tho road report dul ness
in all sections with tho exception OF South,
but buyers from this section arc az much i'm.
tued with conservatism Us buyers from any
other part OF the country. III @ s9R. III VIM ~
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CHICAGO. I'LL. April 1a.-cATTLE-,Re-
5celpts. 2, 900 head. Market steady Good o to
ls0: stockers and feeders. ;:.7sG+, So; COWS,
sL50a4. Is; heifers. ;2@tto; Texas fed Esteers
to-morrow, Is. 900 head: left over e,el9 head:
Market about steady Mixed and a butchers q. sSY
heavy. 34so1s 1o light, 81. S61so5: bulk OF raies
sSqa.lb. sheep-Receipts, 1900 head Sheep.
steady. Good 10 choice wethers: so9o' 90; TAR
10 choice mixed, s3.7514.io: western sheep.
ST. caI5. IS: native lambs, St.soGa,ea, AZ
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PRODUCE MARKET.

New YORK. April la-FLOUR-very,d dull
nj lower Rye F'lour-Dul. Cornnieal--~ulet
HyeNpulI. Barley-ouiet. -,
Whcat-Spot easy; No. red. sioS noH! I,su
Ing The forenoon under qudation based on
r "a Later they weakened still further on
the bcalIsh weekly bureau report ana closes 7sg
iMc' net lower May closed at 92ssc-; July.
SOC: ssptembcr. as l-lsc: 49,,
Corn-spot steady No. nc hoH!naa t,o S,,s
erent,ialIy felt the influence OF, wheata heayl'
ne a. :. cioslng weak and partly &c. net lower.
May closed at 05c. July, st1sc
Gut Meu q q Ia La a,ii
st ersyybtuii e't ness s sn s5a
Ros.n-Quist strained. saso Turpsntsn e.
: Goffee-spot Rio. steady; ~ lnXoce.
mild, steady; Cnrdova, lov ass. = Hc dncna
~ ~ I noints under liquidation Iransactions
e,vicbss from the near to tho late postions
Th;s lad 10 an advance Of. 8 points on Two Or
three Of The nearby months. cul the mhtkst
later lost the partial recovery ana closed re-
,,,nrv' which was net 10 points lower sales
"a Tx bags sugar-Raw. nominal: fair renn.
sinr' I-iSQaHc.; centrifugal, 90 test, s'lGc; !;
moiasses sugar. l3-l6{gaNc';5 rehned.a qu'es,
Rssse!ss
5sto "a a. nv. i5QJ zoe. Chaesa-Q state.
S Stass 9ai made, ll9ll,ac Eggs-Flrm State
ana 'Pennsylvania and nearby. average fnest.
iS,sc.: Southern. l7Gl71sc' -, !, :. ~ * !.
isS5a ssS97 aH's ,i as'n and
,s ssssey h sMsi'{s isSo gss
d,ner aonessis
Soul Southern. barrel. crate. t276dS,aS'
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
i 4 BALTIMORE. MD. April lo.--Seaboard Air
Line common, 9k4y1s: do. preferred. lsH. Ar
lantic Coast Line common. lQ7Tlos.
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,loo,s corn-Dull; spot and the rnonthS u tsas
EIia c.; southern white corn 800 oSc: C JAZZ
r. eaf]y: No. 2 white 4ea1 Rye--Duil N9.
q. So Gs1c. Buffers eady ana uhce s,,al, ~,
EEgs-Steady and unchanged at 4tc3 s Dug
Strong end unchanged. S5 n ss sT33 Sli}
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKETS..

PETERSBURG. VA. April 1s--PEANUTs-
Continue Arm at sl.l6 per bushel TOR Spanish;
offered Virgnias firm at 4Ec. for fancy stock
4 Some shipments are being MADE, from FeteTs'
!. burg OF stock that had been stofeu W TINS
NoRFoLK, Va. April l9;-pEANuTs-,
Fsncy. ~ Qsc.: strictly prime. e4s:ertSc prime:
bushel, l5755 3}Ffs
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cor,r,oNsEgp or MARKET,

Nryy YORK, April 1s.-considerabe pressure
wss Iw apparent i, ~ tho cottonssed oil market
again To-day view q the d IVY - s y n9G
Instances, Prime summer yellow Sic, L. o e
summer yellow, non,lnal prime wn,te' ao's4
SIC, y prime winter yellow, 1871 cQs0c'
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Richmonders in New Y ork.

(speclal to The Tlmcs.p ispatoh.) Il
I'd NEW YORK. April 1o.--Astor-F. e.:
Clary e. II, chalkley; Everett--C. r.,
Capperton; Hoftnlan-F 2. Cooke; New
sAinsterd ANIL o. Williams. savoy
Mrs. II, n. Carter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-20

III. s. refundny %, registered. 1851.
III 4. fefund ng Is coupon {. 4. . !. q. 1914
u. 49, 49, regjstered y Z. I. I. ......... 1854
W 81 ", coupon 3. !. 1o7 3
u. s.. New As. Registered. Il. !. 1871
III. fs. New a. Coupon 1875
III s., Old Al. registered. .................. 1o7A
III. IL. Ola IA. coupon I. ....... lo7&
A,chlson general Is ............ ........... oaN
A,ch!son adjustment IS Observation-Disclosures MI
Atlantic Coast Limo Is 7. ........ $3.50
baltimore and Ohio 4s /. lo05a
baltimore and Ohio SIS ...............,.'lS o.
Icentul OF Georgia bs ,....................iR
Central ar Georgia Is, Inc !. 1p's
Cbesupenkc and Ohio 4,ss 1o2ts
Chicago and Alton Observation-Disclosures 7sts
Chicago. u, and Quincy new 4s............l 81
Chicago 81. AMI ST. Paul gen. 4s...,.... 1851
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For tho week 1900 bales against e7,o95 last
week md 81, soi last year To,dny's receipts 1T 1t
last year, and at Houston. 2.o46 bales against
s.W1 last year @ 5la4 s Al ~ s
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81 RICHMCN ND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va. April 10. 1924
QUOTATIONS..
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICIIMOND5E1vEs STOCK MARKET.
(sales at Union Stock YardA)

Richmond. Va, April 49, leoA
\ Receipts for the week ending Monday: We
CATTLE-Receipts. cas- head: Market fair on
ali kinds. Best steers. ~ 45c.; medium q. .to
good, Az 4ssc; common to fair. ~ g+c het.
calves. fresh cows So. @ nquar-
antins cattle, aAg46o; bulls. 31sf.s.
M IIOGS-Receipts.T5 ESQ head, Markse4:4 fair.
Good hogs. slia51:c,: roughs, 4etsc. !; shoats IS
x rs & s. = - = ~. Ia head. Market nrm.
Good sheep, SIC others, 4TSc bucks. 3i7 p
4c.; spring lambs. 1896 S5f ssf5