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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-08

snot cotton closed dull; middllng up!ands,
"a az Il t,Iddlinr guilt Is Is; gales 2y bales.


Cotton Inddllng. Is 90; net receipts . bales ne
ross a $50 bales; sales 40 bales; stocR I've,
IA ~, lbs :Gexpor, to Great Britain t,bSI baies
ia the Cont nent 79i bales Z Y "a Y. ,
FTO;aIS to-day att all seaporta-Net rcGeipts.
500 tales !; export to Great Britain 5.s3Z pain
b the Continent. s.5st bales: STOCK. ~
II 1;ousoidatcde at all seaport s--Set receipt
r. $50 bnics; export 10 Great Britatn, ls.lao
bales: 10 the Continent. IL 40 oales; % = apai
80 bales. s,. 4 81. 1, 49, : ~, "A
Not receipts, G.44l.tsa balesi export ts $nrenl
Britain. LOSSES bales TO France. t6l. .oi bales !;
to the Continent, eSis 69s hbaies' 70 1apan'}
81 I'll bales 10 Mexico, %, Al bales. ,stl8 Il
B NEW ORLEANS LA, April COTTON
The spot cotton market was quiet ana steans.
sales so bales Including 2o3 to arrive. QUO.
Ia lions unchanged. 49,,
higher. h Leading bulls were not in evidence
and left the market TO take care OF itself. me
advance was fairly steady Until May ana July
were 2la23 points higher than yesterday
close e From this level there was recession
81 profit taking by longs and after that me
market became nervous and unsettled. IN ths
tardlns the fluctuations were fairy VIDE enc
numerous May first advanced y points %
Is 90 declined 10 1873, recovered 10 lkSa ana
finally declined 20 IIs. The market closed
sfaraiy steady Net Losses 3qi7 points,
cation futures barely steady, April. lits
MID: MAJ I4.7SUI4TJ: June, l1V1ai3.O.: July,
* .;ztl5 IS: August li+9u1t52. September.
1a .saIs57 October. q .soIliss; November
ii. 10 bid december, ll,Gl bid
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Strike Stops Railroad.
(Bv ASSOCIATED PrcssD

CIV Assoclnted PrcssD
sWAsHINGTON.i y, G., April 7,--rhe,
following. cablegram has been receiyed
at the Navy Department from Admiral
Glass dated Panama, to-day, concerning
tho labor troubles there:
Freight traffic on tie rallroad Is y s Ns
pended from strike. All IS quiet. no yio,
prepurlng to maintain order. Naval inter
ference is unnecessary. No interference
contemplated. g3nsa7s
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SoSoo AmalgainAted Copper ..s.a
4 100 Amer. Cur md Fourdry....

$500 Amalgainatcd Copper .....
100 Amer. Cur md Foundry....
Amer. Cotton Oilu.........
Amer. Snuff .....,...,..,,..y
Amer. SNUFF, pfd...n....!..I
w Amer. Can ................,..
n 200 Amer. Can, pfd
100 Amer. Locomoiiye. BID ~.
1900 Amer. Sugar nm, I. .I....,,. "a.
22 g9Sn AZ r ands e. CON q ..l..,.
1f4o0 Baltimore and Ohto.....,,,i.
1900 Brooklyn 4npld Tl'rnnsit.,...
Canada so,i{iiern
3l00 Canadian Pacific .........
1900 Cllesaroakc aiitl OHIO ........
300 CHI. Great Western
1900 CHI, Nil. and S. P....,...,,.
4 1000 Colo. Fuel and Iron....t...
1900 Colo. Southern. com, !. N.
5 5 COLO GeIo. s BS"thern 81 gi' ga ip.."
Clcv., Gin. chi. and S. ~
ltsi Continental Tobacco pfd..
100 Consolidated Gas ..........
1900 Delaware and Hudson. e.
4 200 DEL. Lack. and Western.
900 Erie, COME. .............
800 Erie, 1st pfd Observation-Disclosures
500 Erie. I'd pfd.
200 General Electric. .....,.....
.tGO Illinois Central
400 Louisville and NashvIlle....
0O Manufacturer. ...,.. .,....
500 Metro. Street Railway. 80.
400 Mexican Central ............
800 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. COM.
200 Mo-, Kan. and Tex pfd..
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NAVAL SroRES

WILMINGTON, NJ. Gu April 7.-sFIRITs
TuRPlsNTIN - Nothing. doing; receipts, u
casks. Roan--Nothing doing; receipts. o. bar
Crude Tnrpentne-F Firm at e, sbas,75, receipts
0 barrels. 8 e9ti{
Firm al '62is Receipts. al2 casksi sales, $3.50
casks ! exports, 305 casks. Rpsin--Dull; sales.
972 barrels receipts. $50 barrels; exports. ssy
cfHAnLE,sToN, S. c.. April 7-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN.--Nominal,
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MARRIAGES.

N e Is TsAG ia ~ Married on tho
5th April. 1901, ut ST. Paul . Church,
Richmond, w. the !, !, Rs c. \, t,ossSt
sTISEs' IL elise 8N,ALVIS + E III AeiG.
daaehter, OF Mrs. VIM lam ALBERT srss So
4 all Ut Richmond. b
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AT THE HOTELS.
Some Of the Better Known Ar.
rivals at Various Iostelries

tho book men are gathering here for
me campaign in he counties for the
F award or books. Already half a dozen
or more are at Nlurphys and some or
them are at the other hotels The awards
are to be made in about pne-f fthH or the
counties of the State about the same time,
( and the book men will have to get busy.
Arrivals at The Richmond yesterday
showed a considerable increase over the
day before oe ft' I,s; and are daily growing In
up last night to banquet. but supper
was served to guests in tho grill room
Yesterdays arrivals embraced tho fol-
Mrs, Il: M. Stevenson. Miss Stevenson,
I!ardwlek, Erie Pa; G. Fl. Hill. Duluth;
Edwin ns s. S Strauss NsW York; WI
George r.. Roger and George A. Ter
sashpsettts; J1 , 34,, and VII wife;
Carolina: il: n. $Laekey. Port so Jervls. ".
"; II. C. Ellis Alillington, Mass; II. j.
Illce. New. York W. G. Davis, Virginia;
Mr.. and Mrs: w. D;a5Keables. Lowell;
BROOKLYN; G.. n. Hirsh. Baltimorc: p. r.
Gibbs. Philadelphia; w. S. Tinnell. Bal
tlmore.
NIurphyTs which Still retains front rank
in point OF patronage. were the follow
Ing V1rGinlanS: 58s$i ~ S5F 56.. III
X. S. Gaines, Charlotte county; r.. S..
Taylor and R. p. Taylor. Hanover; g. a.
NIIpes, Blackstone; r.. II Luckey. Clifton
Forge; DR.. Il. M. Taylor. Fluvanna;l
George G. Brand, Virginia.. Walter +.
Rylnnd. Urbanna: r. 8. Coleman. Cliff.
ton Forge; j. . NJ Page, University of
Virginia; !, Mrs. a. r, Morris. Mrs. ". Fl.
Pursell. Dendron.1 ;sy.5 go. 4.
AT the Powhatan are the following well
known persons: :-5s5 3.5 .fA
N. Il. Cralie, Blackstone; i. 7. Willis.
Alderson,f w. Va. !: j. w. Vilbourn. Buch-
anan, N. C,:-Leland Lyle, DanNille ~.
II. Christian, Newport NeWs John nj.
Dew. Virginia; B. M. Parrish. Goocll-
land: Joseph, North Carolina; J. q.
+ Grlgg, NIoseley's Junction.
N. The Lexington's list embraced the fol-
e Fl. N. Phillips WILLIAMSBURG; $. Broad
and son. Virginia: j., p. IlarloW. t,e,,
bourne. Jr.s Characteristics; Dennis Moth.
stein, Claremont Ell
The New York base-ball team. who
have been stopping at the Lexington for
Tho past two days, left last night at y
o'clock for that city. They. Will next
Thursday open the season WIN l3ost s,.
The men spent a rather quiet time wllie
here, and are kept IN the best OF cohal-
a "a 4 & d
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

f NEW YORK. April 1.-THE dry goods market
10 no than there has BEEN The effect OF tho
curtailnlrnt proposition is lkly to be very ma
terIal. and the Inquiry for expor, II It leads to
further business. viii also act as a helpful
influence, Warm weather os regarded as 81. en-
70 have It's effect upon the entire market.
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Steamer Pocahontas Grayeu. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
Eengers. Virginia Navigation CO. fs
is VI SAILED
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk, mer.
chandlse and passengers. Old Dominion line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS APRIL q. 1924.
an Y. ARRIVED.
Steamer Shenandoah, Liverpool. 8t
Steamer Dorothy, New York.
q Schooner s. g. Haskell, New York. II la
Schooner Mary Manning, Boston. GA
SAILED. 55.
Schooner Ella Sr. Creery. Salem. s h
Schooner +. Poole. Providence.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

~, n y, M I, rs ara rnc COL ,6s ..........6lM
~ ard 81 Ir o,iia zen 1s........ 1908
-, ~, y, az ~. ia. ~ so d
r. + e rn,a rco a 6DA
Sssnn a,,d So,ifhern Observation-Disclosures. s5H
,LlI +, - IA ndo a. OK
ISensea t h,.u tiian a. 97l
isLio p!.ot i!s !. - SO "a
I I., I;.n,,er civ 100
.ort Wort " nu az 1864
9ffio and Nash Unined 4s........... 9oa
- VIZ aniu iii a. t02
aHIcau rontraj c5h
~ ,. r,an,ai a. Inc b. IL r.
sitn and sti1 Iois "a 95s
~ t Kansas and Texas is........... 995s
nfisso,ir Ka Mas and Texas 2ds.......... 1854
- 70 ~ MexIcf, ron as - p
GU, Val. Cent "a gen aus 0sss
nv cracy rentrai gen IS 1854
ssM y. ss,,' I, acIGc Ia ~ 1913
Sorhern Pacific Is 72!s
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKETS.

PETERSBURG. VA, April 7-PEANUTs-
continues Arm at sll5 per bushel for Spanish;
offered, Yrginias Arm at 4ssc. for fancy stock
Some shipments are being made from Pate ls
burg Of stock that had been stored IN TINS
NORFOLK, VA. April 7.--PEANuTs--
Fancy 4EGg6c; strictly prime, 4'ssl49.c.i prime.
Iii shel. ~ tr 49, III 3ttafl sE}
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OBITUARY.
w. e. Bendall.

Mr.. w. b. Bendall died ct his resi-
dence in Caroline county, SATURDAY
night, April Cd, two days before his six
ty. seventh birthday,
Mr.. Bendall was born in Caroline coun !
{ty April {. 4 1887. He was. q faithful SOL
dier during tho war between thu States.
a member OF tho F'orty-seventa1 virginia
Regiment, and was severely wounded IN
the battle Of fredericksburg. and never
fully arecovered.s fter tho war ne chose
farming, and continued It until few
years ago when his health failed, ana
continued to grow worse until death
cams. Mr.. Bendall Is survived by MS
VITO and one brother.
Funeral Services.
The funeral Of Dr. Marion Lewis Mayo
took place at G o'clock yesterday evening
from tho home Of his niece, Mrs, salile
S. bland, No, E705 North Twen ty--seventh
Street. The remains wero taken 70 li 'uAn
5ington. Nv, Va, for interment, III
The funeral OF Mr.. Samuel ]. lillrt TOOK
nlnce at 4 o'clock Yesterday afternoon
from ST. Pnul's Church.
Tho funeral of AIR. Chessle Strlpbllhg
will take place ut a o'clock TINS after.
noon from Tho residence, No. 9le Ia
North Twenty-seventh Street. The In
tern,,nt will be made in Oalswood,
Samuel j. Hurt,
Especial . The Times Dispatch,)
Il PETERSBURG, VA. April I-Mr.
Samuel j Hurt, who died at ms nome
On Davis street, In this city, last night
Was che OF the Oldest and most respected
citizens of Petersburg When Just six
teen years Of age he came to petersburg
and engaged in the dry goods business,
Int later continued his studies ana PIE
larcd himself for the practice OF lneal-
cine. He preferred mercantiN, HE how
ever, and began q commission business
which he continued til the close OF the
war. He entered tlba service OF me Coli-
fcicracy, and served Yaliantly through
out the VAR
Afterlpeace VAS restored, lle re-enered
TIA grocery and commission business,
which he continued for several wears.
AIR. HIurt was q type OF tile old virginia
rentleman. courteous chiyalrons, q man
uf sterling character, that won me es-
tom Of all who knew HIM.
lIe was eighty-foi,r years of age. a
widow with two sons survive him, Pei
ham ana Samuel ], Hurt
Mrs. p. r. Murpl1ey.
(s:peeal to The Times-Dlspatchtl
CONFORM, VA. April 7rM Mrs Preston
H. Mnrphey q highly esteemed lady of
this county, died very suddenly Nestef,
day after only several hours Illness.
She Was IN excellent health, and cheer
fuI and active In tl,p performance OF her
household duties throughout the previous
day and up To bed time, Suddenly she
was seized with nausea and yom!tlng,
and when her husband proposed e sind
for 4 physician, siis protested x insisting
that tl.s nauses would wear OF, and
I she would be all rlgAt IN q short tine,
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changed; fancy imitation. 1oaooc.; DO. cream
cry. 25it fi26c.: dr.. ;Lde. 15Il6c.: store pack
cd. l2Nl3c. Eggs-S,eady at II, sc.4 sugar
Strong d nd unchanged coarse and line Eranu-
3lnted S4SJ. s&-4t 4&t9 ssBgp .l4
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u. s. refundIng "a, registered -. 1854
u. s. rcfundns 49, coupon. ........... 1o5N
u. S.. 80. rcgstered... 196 s
S1I9 &. az coupon ..,,..,..,,.....51G 81
III. IS. New AZ registered NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1894
iJ S. New A. coupon, . ............. .. 1891
~. s.. Old 40. registered. 1oI;a
IL g. Old A. coupon I. 1y713
6Atchisof 4 general AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 09M
$htchison adjustment a. Decentralization. Syla
Atlantic Coast Line As ................... % 4
baltimore and Ohio a. 1D
baltimore and Ohio 3,as ................... y
Central OF Georgia 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1gs.a
e.hesapeake and ONO 102A
I,jicot ~ and ALTON at.s 76 n
Chen 20 d. and Quincy new H. ........... az
f.hica % ii and st Pa,,l gen Al. ~. JOSH
f.hicnso and Northwestern con !. :. 1.Jis
t:hicaso n. H. and Pac As ...!........ ~. 7osi
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UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTsRURa. PA,
April 7-CATTLE-Supply light; market
steady, Choice S5loa6 80; prime. i4.sqg i,sI
Z decks market active. Prime heavy and me-
dums, IS, 4od5. rs :: heavy workers.. Sb.s5d5 40;
light workers.. s5 eo@5, Is; pigs s5Q5.l5: roughs
Primo wethers s. a0Gb.40; common sheep. -fe.60@
3.25; choice lambs. s6I6,5o; veal calves, S. bQgt
ana lower at $id4.Go. ca,tle-strong at 81. 25sp
4.75. sheep-Steady at s3Q4,6o, Lambs-ouotss
at s4.b0a600; strong, -t
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But instead of getting relief, she died
III q few hours.
Mrs. Murphey was in her thirty-sixth
year. and is survived 10y a husband and
seven children, besides her parents AAa
a number OF sisters and brothers, s III
Mrs. Carrie q. P ollard.
Especial to ATheS Times Dlspat cll.) III HIS
soIITH BOSTON, VA, April 7,--Mrs.si
Carrie u, Pollard. OF High Hill. Va died
last Saturday night a t o'clock With
Ia grippe. She wasgaS widow Of % e late
Dr.. w. ~ Pollard, and was sis Tive
yenrs OF age. She leaves three sons ana
four daughters.
Miss: Rebeccah D. bins: ~
Especial to The ,rimes-D spatch,1
RINER, N VA a pril Mrs. Rebeccas
Dobbins, aged sixty-nine years. died Il ata
her homo near here last Friday. April
isr fter an illness Of SIX days. Shes
was held Ii, high esteem BY al VII \
knew her. Us 8 s88
Mrs. Il. B. Jones. S3s
FREDERIcKsBURa, A.. April I -, ,-
Mrs, n, 3. Jones died to-day at her
home, In King George county. after an
illness Of two weeks Of typhoid fever.E
Her husband and four5children s'lTyi ye.5 IL
Mrs. Martha Hollywood.
Especial 10 Tile Times Dlspatch.) II
IS PETERSBURG, VA. April 7.--Mra
Martha Hogwood, nh old and respected
lady, died at her home on Canal Street
yesterday, aged elghty-one years,
Deaths in Carroll.
Especial to The Times-D Dispatch
ClIADESBORO, VA, April Mrs. NYil-Gf
son puck,stt young married lady.
few nights since ate a. hearty supper ana
went TO he'd apparently, In the best 81
health. Tho next morning some or the
family went to her room 10 awake e,ai hss
ior br.,akfast, and found her dead. Cause
unknown.
ME- William Boyd, an old and highly
respected citizen died q few days since nee
Mr. James portice an old man. WHO
resided on the south side of the noun
tain, in this Carroll county, dled iase5
week. tf5' w Tp5t s
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4 RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. April {, 1904.
: =, 4, h QUOTATIONS. s
CATTLE MARKETS.
I RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
.----I e.. La. :, 1fx,iax, etacLc N,a rda --

Richmond. Va. April n !, !, !. 1907 ei+E
sssps tGs .n week eRe aaa mares
s &c. s sea'mop % fair ssiAe best hsisrs
faiq y, asac.; dry COVE cows. sSaiAc.; bulls. 90
sic. falyes fresh eoTf ~ 49, g.;
I head; market fir1n.- Good hogs. 6isa5 .s5c.
roughs. 4g5c.: shoats. 81 she. a, 4,
csod shsen 90 ass
3A 44lac.
CHICAGO ILL. April 7--cArrELE T E Ere :: g
ceipte. 600 head Market T. steady 70 strong
a. cons sss ssSis: hsissrs ssa47S eanneSs
T 5als Ds STEERS siaass
dya 90 head St2 head s sfs
9xsf Eoad % 70 asa Choice ssav w
heavy. so,o595. 25i light, s4;Sa5ls; bulk Ct
ass 10 esoss lsoe aeaa
s. ss: fair TO choice, mixed. s3.50G4.5o; western
sheep. clipped. S4.a5a5-IS; native lambs. clipped
sssaay anu caisesaRsss,pts 81 sss% ~, Ms!kst
calves esps sS lover Fat At aloc for city dressed
aS sSss p4und s Ssssp
steady: lambs, loc lower Common and .u q
npsd shs sDs un5hsFn smef
head Market steady. Prime state hogs. s5.7o.
BALTIMORE. MD, April s7.-BEET CAT
$TLE-Quotations were az follows: Young
steers. weighing 1000 to 100 pounds. s.sa4c
! dor. aa3,ic.; 4 oxen, per pound. 2h93c.; bulls.
per pound, ed3c. large J., young mich COWS, cows
common and thin. sloell2,Go, Calves-Prlces
were Arn under a. good demand. though the
receipts were fairly . liberal. Tho quotations
,tnra fall 41tghf iH.anl q
pound, 6,tI6!sc.; fair 10 medium, 5at di6c.; poor
10 good per head. S499 90. Sheep and Lambs
per pound 6a6Ac. poor to thin. 6a5;sc.
spring lambs. 7gloe; Sheep. per head, best; $9g
Z 200: old bucks. per pound. a43c. Dressed
lIogs-rhe receipts were limited, but choice
Choice light weights. per pound, 6A96ssc.
medium Weights, 81 d6c, light weights. 695stc,
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4 corroNsEEp OF M4A,lRKEr,,

"a NEW YORK, M April 7.--The cottonseed oil
hog products. Prime crude, (, Q. b.Smllls, aS4c,;
prime summer yellow. s41sGi on summer Sel-
low, s4lsc,; OF summer, nominal; prime white
s9c.; prime winter Yell stls e..
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~ =
Co, Bankers and Brokers' Y.

SALES: ss
1880 Alissotiri Pacific ...........s.
Nash, Chat. and st. Ln....!
900 New York Central....n....
2O0O Norfolk uild Western. .... /. X
5000 N ", Ont. and Western.
loo Pa ciflc Mall ........... .......i
4s4O9 pantisylva,lla Il. R..........
2iIO Peoples Gas lChlcago) ....
2DO0 Pressed Steel Car ..t.......
E Pressed steel Car, pfd .....t
SO Republic LAND ~, cof 17..t;..
I Si(0 Ilepubilc /. and S., pfd .....i
e95tD Reading, com. -. y
1l Reading, 1st pfd............
Heading, 2tl pfd........t...1
5000 Rock Island com . ~. 90
1850 Rock Island. pfd.......'..........'.
100 Slcss.....;;;.. N ~. z. a. .'.....
700 g. s.o Z. a1n 1tdpiss s. +. ID pfd.":..
Il gffy1 III. and southwest, pfd..
2s:CO Southern Pacific ............i
/ GIOD Soitherfl RAILWAY, com....
200 Southern Railway. pfd .....
Seaboard Air Line, cOnl....
Henb oard Air Inc. pfd......i
37oo Tenn. Coal and Iroll........'
676D Texas Pacific ................i
G2SOo Union Pacific f.......,........
AGO United States cather........
$500 United states Steel.........
1910 United States Steel, pfd....
4 300 Va. Car. Chemical com.....
ZIG VA Car. Chemical. pfd.....
$40 Wabash. com........ ........
400, Wabash. pfd...... ..........
lfa Western Union ...............
500 Wisconsin Central ........
700 1ytycuiialn Central. pfd.....t
III, Total sales SIS 100.
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BALTIMORE. MID, April FLOUR Dull
and Unchanged 1yhsat-pnll; spot. CONTRACT
W Sna eps sioi soi,thsra 81 ssne, asios
tGornr- EasS spot and the month. @ss 4blss |;
Va. "a White. asa iSltc, RSev-Dull and lover
No. g uptown, saaslc. Butter iri9 ana slT-s
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MARINE ISTELLlGEEcBl

PORT OF ri cHMoS APR 40 lsq4, sas
g.s AR RIYEE, u g5
steamer Brandon, Rhodes, Norfolk, nlerchany
disc spnd passengers, Old Dominion line,
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Richmonders in New York,

fSipeclnl 10 III. VI q,
NJ, ~ IN M ttoyalI. BROADWAY Central--E ".
THOMAS; Enp!rs-TW. II. Hadley, 9. p.
JJnt1lay. 34H
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Tho leading futures ranged as follows; I, !.

Easy. No spring wheat. 9e9l9sc,: No, 3. S6gp
05c. No, 9 red, Oh a ST. 0Oss, No. corn. b3.s
sss u cats, y. ss ss
mating matt 4iGlsc No. l5tlaxssed. slGo; No, 1
northwestern s1s,prims Tineby \. seed $50
S. t5ds6 62Is short clear sides lboSedl, s7D7. 70,
Whisky basis .of high wines. sl.2s Glover,
eries, Isastisc.; dairies l2lsdp9lc, Esgs-- Easy
al marx, cnses included, 1914 4Il6c Cheese.
Easy at 9410isc.
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five PER Cent. Money

in SUMS FROM 81, 900 4. TO $4,000 ITO g
lend on Richmond city rsa estate.
SUTTON &. CO., iSB3
IS North Ninth Street.
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! Official RanSe and Sale Of Stocks il New York


SALES: sSF.5
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Arrivals at Tho Richmond yesterday
showed a considerable increase over the
day before. and are daily growing In
up last night to a banquet. but supper
was served to guests in tho grill room.
Yesterdays arrivals embraced tho fol-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-18
NEW TRIAL
Action, in Which Beltrami County
Sheriff is Defendant, to
Come Up Again.

Judge Page Morris yesterday
granted the plaintiffs motion for
a new trail in the case Of Herman
e. Latfitte against Thomas Bailey,
sheriff of Beltlami county and
M. ID. Stoner.
Latfittc sued the sheriff and
Stoner for the rec verv on an at
tachment secured by the latter
in Beltrami county, which the
plaintiff claimed was unlawful
The case was tried at the last Oct
term of the federal court and the
jury returned a verdict for the
defendants. The case will be
entered upon the docket and will
probably be retired at the May
term
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-18
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy
the sense of smell land completely
defange the whole system when
entering it through the mucous
surface. Such articles should
never be used exception prccrip.
tons from reputable physicians,
as the damage they will do is ten
folds the good you can possibly
derive from them. Hall S
Catarrah Cure. manufactured by
f. j. Cheney x Go, Toledo, O.,
contains no mercury, and Is
taken internally, acting directly
upen the bleed anti mucous sur
faces of the system, In buying
Hall sCatarrhC9'e besure youge
the genuine. tits taken internally
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by FL.
Cheney & Go. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, zoe.
per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-18
End Is in Sight.

The end of the logging season
is in sight and with acestinuance
of the soft weather Of the past
few days it cannot extend over
fifteen days longer at the longest.
Night hauling is begun at most
of the camps that are yet in and
so long as the nights are frosty
the roads will be but little dam
aged. Yesterday and today have
been bad days for the roads and
the heaviest loads of the winter
are being hauled as result.
Nearly all the camps have their
work well in hand and every
nerve will be strained to land the
tim Der cut before the first OF
April.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-18
Postmaster Arrested.

Postof1Iee INSPECTOR Morfis
yesterday arrested Andrew
Eiken, the suspended postmaster
at Croollston, and he was ar.
raigncd before a United States
commissioner and bour.d over for
trial on a charge of embe2Iling
government funds. An alleged
shortage was found III the post.
master 5 accounts some weeks
ago, and his bondsmcn have
since been III charge Of the office