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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-27
/ GLENN FOR GOVERNOR.
The Republicans to Nominate ],
T. Benbow for Congress.
(special to The Times Dispalc

winston -SALENI, N. e.. April %. :,
The Democrats OF Forsythe to-day opened
Glenn headuuarters here for the purpose
Of pushing the candidacy Of Captain r:
r. Glenn for the Democratic nomination
for Governor. Captain Glenn was district
attorney for western North Carolina dur
mo president Cleveland's last term. His
campaign Will be directed by Mr.. A. II.
Eller, a prominent lawyer here, president
of the Glenn Campaign Club. which, was
organized here last night with n large
membership.
llcans Of this (the fifth district will nom
inate Mr., ]. ~. Benbow. well known
mittcd that the party has no hope of de-
fenting the Democratic candidate (who
ii is Conceded Will be congressman, w.
w. Kitchen, but they are urging MI,
OF his party and hope of reward later,
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A Thoroughly Angry Man.
especial to The Timos- Dispatch.> !

AoUsCldl Liz
+ GREENSBORO, N. G.. April 26-John5
Muhc, a heretofore we'll conducted man
here, got, on a regular family rampasai
last night, and came near desroylng MS
family, as we'll as the peace ana quiet
Of the neighborhood. On account o.. dill
ferences between him and Mrs Mape.
phout two weeks ago. she left him ana
went 10 live with her son and his fa ami
Isl Last night. the elder Mabe KNOCK s1s
ed on the door and demanded aaml,
lance. which was refused Hc then fired
lwn loads OF shot from u shotgun ne
carried, into the door. but no one was
struck. BY some means. Mabe gained
an entrance In the house, and ms gun
having no loads in IT, he proceeded TO
clean out the ranch in short order. py
making demonstration with large
and murderous looking knife.
Everybody escaped. Mabe was soon cap-'
tured by the police, and is now In jail.
awaiting trial on the charge of murder
Gus assault
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17NcHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET. (

Lynchburg. Va. April "a, 1871
Sales OF loose tobacco on the Lynchburg mar
ket for the two weeks ending April 23d were
follows Reported by John og ls ,0S ,rds
sold yeek ending April 23d. as6, 400 pounds;
decrease for 1904, 1871, 600 pounds. !, \, 80,
Sold from october l. 1903. to April 70 iaGi.
Is, 100, 900 pounds |; sold from October 4. 1902
to April 23. 1903, ID. 900 pounds; decrease
for 1904 3337. 400 pounds.
Sales last week were much lighter than the
week before, the land being in good working lt :;
order and the planters very h4sy Was o apgey
" Of the better grades than In the past. The
advance in prices Of the past two weeks was
mn sustained, with. considerable interest man
Tested by the buyers. Indications point 10
light receipts for some weeks to come.
.cha uuotatIo are as fOllOWs: 49, --E--.
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NORTH STATE
NEWS NOTES
a Long-Drawn-Out Case Over
the Coast Line Local Train
Schedules.
THE. REVENUE FRAUDS
Trial Commenced and the Indi-
cations Are That Sensational
Developments Will Occur.
snecial d ,rhe rlmes-pIspatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
RALEIGH. N. c., April 26.-The Leak
Holiday Company, Of Greensboro, was
chartered this morning, with $4,000 capt.
TIL authorized and $1,000 subscribed, by
j. N. Leak, II, II. Holiday and a. N.
Perkins. and others The company VIII
deal in carpets, furniture, etc.
LONG. DRAWN OUT CASE. ls
The trial Of the Selma connection case
is still dragging along in Wake Superior.
Court, and it is probable that two or
three days more will be required to COM
plete the trial.
Testimony thus far has been along the
line of an effort on the part of me
Corporation Commission to show that3lt
is pra cticable for the Coast Line to en-
tend the run Of either the Springhope-
Rocky Mount train or the Plymouth
Rocky Mount train from Rocky Mount
to Selma. to connect with the Southern at
215 p. NJ. and not impair any part 81
their other train service. Ia
The taking OF rebuttal evidence VIII
begin Tomorrow. 81! Il 53S
The Capital City Council. Junior Order
United American Mechanics, are prepar--
ing for an elaborate celebration of July
Fourth. S9 VI
NEW CHARTERS.
The Secretary of State charters the
Bank of Smithfeld, with 5000 capital;
w. L. Woodall. G.. r. Guy, j. ID. Under
wood and others. incorporators
Another charter was to the Sigma! al
pha Epselon Fraternity, of Chapel Hill.
e. ". Hoyell, and Edward Graham are
the incorporators.
Notices were filed of the dissolution Of
the Kinston Tobac Geo Warehouse Com
.pany, j. w. Granger president, and of
the c. L. Thomas Tobacco Company, of
the same place
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Five Per Cent. Money
IN SUMS FROM $4,000 TO $4,000 To-
lend on Richmond city real estate.
SUTTON & CO., IA
rs North Ninth Street
NEW FREIGHT DEPOT.

Durham Democrats Arrange to-
Elect Delegates to Convention !.
Especial to The Times Dspatc h.}
DURHAM, N. c., April 26. -rhe Sea-
board Air Line has selected tho old 3snuh3
factory site to build a modern brick depot
on just opposite the present Southern IN
passenger depot. The building Will have We
ample trackage for the accommodation '1ilt.ltl
OF cars, the tracks being 60 arranged
that cars could be unloaded with u m Y ual
dispatch. = 80. Y, =,
mittee Saturday decided on precinct meet 2
ings to be held on Friday, the; 6th ot Is
May, at S p. NJ and in the county =, pre- 9 ::
Nav. to elect delegates to the county con-
vention to be held In Durham on me
1Ith of May, to elect State, congressional
and senatorial delegates.
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FIRE IN GoLDsBORo.
Automatic sprinklers do Good
Work in Cottonseed Oil Mill.

! Especial to Tie TImes-DlspatcIlJ
3 GOLDSBORO, N. Gu April 26,--A llre.
which originated In the finishing room
OF the Wayne Agricultural Works, ~, az
considerable damage this afternoon, the
wind was blowing Il gale from the south
and in a short while the hull house of the
Goldsboro Oil Mill was on fire, Both In
stitutions are situated close 70 each otn ,',
to carry tho flames to the oil mills.
The he residence portion Of the city WAS
in danger at one time. The Agricultural
Works suffered a loss of sl,oyo cc9GVeremu,
b,, Insurance, The loss of the oil mill
Win amount to between $4,000 and slhoW'
which is covered by Insurance, ~,
The automatic sprnklers OF the OIL mil',
together With their fireproof brick pu,ia,
M prevented the fire from doing FUR
Their damage,
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pRnnuCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, April ?6-fLonH-gi.u,i .s NH MI
Fiour"ouIei. cofnmeai-steaay' iSe--ou'''
11 Whssatssteady: No, red, t l9a coh,s,
options opened easier n on me on damage new.
men me- t t,e builish weekly crop bulletin after
Which ' prices broke under the increase re- e,oso
worlds stocks b Angrser lsft the market r
a and E nay sa5sc higher s,,: May closed
al ana saMe. l july. ssc; september s'Ac. Deceh'-
per, r njs No nominal Options advanced a,s
for ar time, but at noon weaReiIh1 ed IN
Sheat and closed geo ns. hsarF
May closed at Ss.sc.; july Dot. ' ~
missa ss sss . hars1
Continent s7a5; eompounna, sgFn'sI urpen-
MO au'es 5 ma a sssay rs ss
market for coffee ta'l aee,ne Of points un.
Ga moserate iqudation Trading was mostly
Of a switching character a wa go nostions
the marks, nay seady At prices
h to- a W decline Of 10 points Sales iso PaSs
ReeD9 r.oMins s-i5s 3s.c; sessairlnss
% lest . 1888 3-s2c.; molasses suehr' i0.tOw
& 1.ssc.; refined. steady 49,, orsa,,erv .a,sm
dairy ss.ra se fFssh
STATE full small faeesp en,iDen
9 nm:srhv. Average finest l0c. Southern hrsts'
ok tG Sn sts,a and Wes,ern
Florida .h ,oM,a sS Jersey sweets. sSbOGi co.
sacks ss s,egady; fancy hanpicked, SIC; other
domestic sadsi.e cabbases.F southern n
barrel-crate, S?G22o. Cot'oh-py s''A'" ~
Liverpool, l2c.
CHICAGO v APRIL 1npe sS Nth lar dseeyIded df,
crease vi nnnort demand caused strong finish
the put net rh sa;n u 81 dssysF Sats
s W 1ss,' as sSrn prov aeS 7seSc
me leading futures ranged as follows;
-NS 'S"N Open. High, Low. Close
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PIEDMONT coNvocATIoN
Seventy-hfth Annual Meeting at
Warrenton, Va.

wAR1,ENTON, VA, April s6'-Inei
Piedmont conyocation. Of which Asg.
Everard Meade, of AecotInk, Va, y Ip,sai
dent convened a ~; Games E lpayelts.
AIR annual meeting. The conyocatlon
e com, Loudonn, Fauquier, Madison,
cmincner Alexandria. Fairfax, Kappa
hammock and Prince William, .,.
Bishop Kinsolving, of Brazil, who WAS
~ take d prominent part In the proeeed-
ings. was unable TO attend, owing 70 con,
flictinG dates, The day was .princlpaliy
taken up with services and business meet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-27

No q red. Western sloI asked: southern by
sample, e3a9sc. corn-very quiet; spot, SoS9
Sic; southern white corn 4sa55c. oats-ouiet
and easy; No. 2 white i5is14sc. Rye--Dull;
no. 2, Soas1c. Butter-Firm and unchanged;
fancy Imitation, Isd2oc.: fancy creamery 249
81. !: fancy ladle, 154l6c; store packed 121l4c.
EgEs--Stcady and unchanged at 17l1c. Cheese
Easy cnd unchanged. Sugar-Strong and I'M
changed. ~. -. 4
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pAsv1LLE TOBACCO MARKET.

DlnviIIe, Va, Apri 20, lsV4,
DlbrcIl Brothers rpeort for last week light
sales and that the breaks have been nonde-
scarcity Of wrappers. Prices have been very
firm and show no change for the past IS ssve ERA
weeks except, perhaps, slight upwAta d 1fm,
in round lots OF hogshead tobacco this week,
but no large sales have been made, There Is
no considerable enquiry for tobaccos. poth LOT
local manufacturers and others
The weather has been decidedly uniavora hae
damaged the tobacco plants to some extent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-27
BALTIMORE srocK MARKEr.

BALTIMORE. MD. April 26y-The market to-
day was more active and trading was in better
tone than tor some time. Activity developed
in The Seaboard Air Line group with prices
urn. except tor the H. which We're heavy. but
there was good inquiry for tho stocks and the
new S. i8H1 sG
Atlantic Coast Line stock was dull. but the
consolidated IL We're up TO siL. and seem scarce.
Good strength developed in the local trust com
pany group and they were in much better
demand Call and time money unchanged, X
Seaboad Air Line common. 9Amlo: do. pre-
ferred. l94l9h. Atlantic Coast Lane common,
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AAuA1 STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. G., April %. SPIRITS
ruRPBSTlEE.7bul a. Mc RECEIPTS rec e n,A 4,
rejs Tnr-Flrm at 81: receipts. 33S barrels.
Crude Turpentne-, Firm at s2,g5qa75 and s4'oo'
f' saVIA'NSAW Ga, April 2S--Mcmorial Day
'cHARLEsToN, S. C.. April 2s.-TURPEN-
al &c.: sales. 20 casks, Rosn--
Firm. sales, 100 barrels.
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SPECIALLY Low ROUND TRIP RATES
OFFERED BY THE SEABOARD
AIR line RAIIW

soO,7O-Richmond, Va. to Jacksonville,
Fla. and return, account meeting "ln-
terstate Sugar cane Growers Assocla-
tom" tickets on sale May I'd and Sd.
good returning until May s. 1904,
S297O-Richmond Va. to Carthage, Mo-,
and return. account Annual Meeting Ger
man Baptist Brethren, May 19th-21th;
tickets on sale May 18th to 2ith, ipclu-
siye. good returning May both; can be
extended until June Goth by depositing
same and payment of fifty cents.
sS9O5-Richmond, Va, to Dallas, Texas.
and return on account General Assem-
ly Cumberland Presbyterian Church,"
May l9th -"7th, tickets on snle May 18th
to 18th, inclusive, good, returning May
81, 1904.
SIS, Richmond. Va, to San Francisco
or Los Angeles. Cal, account General
Conference Methodist Episcopal Church."
May Sd TO 3lst, and National Assocla-
tlon OF Retail Grocers OF United States.
May Sd To Sth; tickets on sale April I'D
10 10th inclusive; good returning June 80,
1904 Stop overs are allowed both Go-
ing and returning at number OF points,
also side trips are gwen 10 holders or
these tickets 10 various points OF inter-
est.
Rates given above arc from Richmond;
same reduction from other points on no
Seaboard. Information N regard 10 Tue
above gladly given j,
$50 East Main Street.
I'll. S. LEARp, ID. r. A.
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, April rs, 1904
u oark Fired tTobacco-New: Market continues
drni at unchanged quotations; receipts light.
oll Receipts and offerings very light and
Reeeipts continues fair and market active
sun c,lred-Market continues fairly active with
"Soie- Planters are cautioned not to ship their
TOBACCO TO market in high order. as with warm
YEA Their II is apt to damage and then 1t Will
not bring full quotations. lfe s
C M. - IinnS mr. M follows. isef ae9
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my Goops MARKET.

NEW YORK, April e6,-Buyers Of dry goods
n reoperatIng cautiously, and 1t Is evident
from the irregularity which is reported IN the
LEGAL market they have some warrant IN doing
So It is reported n local jobber has n, MADE -, =
kid finished caInbrics are also reported as being
cut by second hands.
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DIED WHILE SHOUTING
AT RELIGIOUS REVIVAL,
rt;;aecis, "a ,Fha Times. pisr,s.

SALISBURY, N. G., April 2s.--As the he
rasalr o. religious Enthusiasm en-
-, cojored revival held here Saturr@
aay night. Betty Kelly colored, and
aged about fifty-fve years, died While
shouting. The woman weighed about
three hundred pounds and lived aho "
an hour after being seized with the TIT
of hysterla The, death created some
what of sensation among the colored
population. who are attending the ser
vices In large numbers.
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Don't ibe ambiguous or you may find
yourself In the predicament OF the young
lady who inserted an advertisement to
the effect that she would like to meet a
gentleman fond of outdoor life. The ad.
was answered by a score of hoboes. Use
Tee-Dee Want Ads. They are to the
point.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..

8 PETERSBURG. VA. April ee.-PEANuTs-
Continue firm a. sl.l5 per bushe for spahn M
sellers are asking higher prises very rev
some shipments are being. made from Peters er
burg OF stock that had been stored IN thls
NORFOLK, VA, April 2s,aPEANuTs-
Fancy, 4H45c.; strictly prirrl. ~ ui5sc.; prime,
4ha4Nc common s.e13ssc.; spahlse' Wa per
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1915; mIddIlng gulf. 400. sales. 400 bales
Cotton dull: midilIng la5 net receipts .oc e.
Total today a. all seaports-Net receipts:
sia5 bales e1por, to Great Britain, II. bales es
TO France 25s bales: to tho Continent, .,Is.
bales; stock. 4l0.7s9 bales ~
Consolidated at all seaportsIS9e,t Iecg.p rs
bales; to France, 25S bales: TO the Continent;
3.5s2 bales to Japan, 800 bales; to Mexico ~
: Total since September is, at all seaper rsz.
reeep,s halss , export Is e S Glest
isrt an ont,nenp s4oss bales 10 Japan,
so,s7l bales; to Mexico. ,52l bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, April 1.-THE nn,
looked for improvement IN avidsn,
sharp demand for cotton NAM ycss have been
reached and anxious to take advantage o. me
low level Sales 3.icJ bales. lncindlns Lou 70
arrive and go T. Q. b, ouo'a''ohs au' a''esu
Futures opened nrm with an advance OF i Eag
% points For few minutes aha4 w snofts sudden
change: the ring was flooded with sei al or;
ders: these evidently came from osa ,t a mo
ba1is a Wars attempting 10 stem he tide thar
was setting against them. The sailing checaso
the advance effectively fST ,d tne i9 9l points
frem the highest levels around the opening.
Later in the day strong recovery was seen,
which carried prices back anos il dis
played firm tone up to the close, ahd this,
coupled with the bad weather snown faa,, us
To-. The hears 10 work against. In the trading
tho fluctuations were but narrow- s ns n ma,
ket closed quiet win net sa nsw c. CROP positions
Cotton futures quie, and steady Ap an sSs
bid: May, is 6s9lS7o; June iS.s9a iSss 1hay'
i isj5 o HasSsst 1i! 5ssssI ssSSs%Ss
10 99lillO0; December. lo'ssglAW.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

chicapo ana Nortbwestern con, 7s....... 1?9ss
Chinago r. T. and Pacific ls............. 73ia
T,.ians,o 7, r ma rnc cnJ 6s .........g 80
O. c Z, nnd ST. Louis gen. 4s............ 100a
Chiearso terminal il 1..,................... soA
C.nny,Ijdated Tobacco 4s.,.............,.... 69ia
coioradn and Southern, "a .................. S5is
Denver and RIO Grande is.............,.. 9sa
f,rie nr,orS lion Is f..,,.................. 9Sii
Erie c;enerai lis Observation-Disclosures. STD
Fort Worth and Denver City lstH....... 1osst
iiockinp Valley as ........s............. l06ia
inu,svi1Ie md Nash. Unified 4s.............. 9sE
Manhattan con. gold IS .................. loeis
Merican Central 4s Observation-Disclosures 81 II
Mexican Central is, Inc. lex
MINI and St Louis IS ...................... p6ss
Missouri Kansas and Texas 4s,.......... 100 !
Missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds-......... 5.sssss
National r. r. OF Mexico con. 4s.......... TN
New York Central gen. 3ns................ esas
Nav Jersey Central gen. 5s,................ 1899
Sor,hern Pacific AZ Observation-Disclosures. l03H
Northern Pacific ss Observation-Disclosures. 72si
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e,nrroNsEEn al MAnKEr,

cottonseed oil was quiet and barely steady,
owing to freer offerings and lack .sl. q SUPPORT,
Prime crude. t. O.. b, mills, 24@2nsc'; prime
nominal; prime white, ssc. prime winter yell
low. 35tac,
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e,c po,,ND TRIP TO ST, LOUIS VIA
w o. RAILWAY, TUESDAY,
i ~ ~. - nnhN OATH

ON wuesasy, May gath, the chesapeake
~, ~ n,,,o vii sell coach excursion tick
a ats rom Rlchmond TO St. Louis, Mo.
and return at rate Of Sc, tickets good
Special attention paid to special par
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DESTRUCTIVE HAIL
IN NORTHERN NECK.

tspecla, to The Times7D ispa'ch3
WARSAW, VA, April GA heavy
rain. hall and wind storm visited lhs
Hail he Size OF a cherry fell for about
twenty minutes Great damage was done
ID The frull and Mhnat crop. mL
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z RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va. April 26, 1904.
CATTLE MARKETS.
< RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)

$50 FlchMohd VA, AprlI 20, 1901 :
Receipts for the week ending Monday:
lCATTLE-Rece!pts, 1876 head. Market fair,
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q. g. refundtng e. registered .......... 1osA
U. IS. refunding e.. coupon .............. n57s
u. S. ss. 1861
U. s. 49, coupon observation-disclosures. lo7M
u. S. New 49, registered. ............... l3o
u. &. New a, coupon ..................... 1884
IT, s. Old IS. registered ..................... 1o71t
u. s.. Old As. coupon ................... 1o7ls
AtchlsDn general Is Observation-Disclosures. loo,s
AtchIson adjustment 4s.................... OH
Atlantic Coast Line As .................... 81
ia fillmore and Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lol
Baltimore and ohio a1ss ..................... e4A
Central OF Gcorgn 5a ...................... 1921
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc ...,........... % y
Chesapeake and Ohio AS .................. l0.ft
CHICAGO and Alton 3ias Observation-Disclosures. 1914
Chicago. b. and Quincy new ls............. 94h
Chicago, NJ. and St Paul gen. 4s......... 100
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SEw YORK, April 2s EvEs--Recclpts.
10 head for the lnarkct; no trading, Dressed
beef steady ct elsas,ac per pound. Calves -
f.orn,,ion to fair veals sold at s3.75m5l5. City
dressed vsas weak at SToc b per p pow extra
ssh ssc per po shaen shrep p and am0 nj
n nd steady; lambs stendy, but slow. a deck
Of unshorn Jersey ewes sold at 1920; a few
hnad OF extra clipped sheep at $3.50; prime.
,nshorn lambs at $40; clipped do at 1920
$40. pressed mutton. steady set,1yy at sisaios, ]
All head. Market quoted
OTIS .
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WE WILL TAKE IN EXCHANGE
FOR THE NEW ISSUE OF The
CITY OF RICHMOND 4 PER CENT,
REGISTERED BONDS, DUE
JANUARY 1, 1855 TIE PER
ceNT. AND 8 PER GENT. BONDS
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
DlJE I'M THE YEARS 1904, 1909
AND 1906.
.. 10. SHEPARD eco,
81 NASSAU at, NEW YORK,
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UNION STOCK YARDS, PtTTsBURG, "a.
a Mea,i . choice, sss5ae56; prime. sa95,aS:
fair, $id45o. Ifogs--Supply light market
heavy workers. tse5as, 30 light workers, sal5R
b25 pigs, s4eod5.oo; roughs. va co. Sheep
sbafb.i5; common sheep, s2,50d350; choice lambs.
sCapTUO veal calves, $4.76G5.00.
f,oyer nj s4Gf5 TO- Caftle-SteDdy at s2.25dt475.
shecp-steady at ssa450. Lambs-Steady at
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II, ruin az ancient Egypt was found
written on papyrus an advertisement TOT
a runaway slave. This advertisement. y
undoubtedly at least 3,eW years OLD, iee. I
dee Want Ads arc Young. but they ses
there Just tire same
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.Tnsh uuotufons WerA as foIlows; FLUyul1Ls-
Dull and easy No spring e. w y5sGatc S'S S
Iso, . .si%@iTisc; No . yellow 4S%@i9c. No.
BATS s M Y Nnn,sv ss% sa@seo no faip rye
Sg1, mating. 45al55c. No, taxsecd 0slse
No. nerthMes.ernr sl 9sy PrIe sy Ilaslhy
,a wv 100 bounds s67OqG72,a; short ribs
i ndes oose So 25GG 56 shor clear Sides tbos-
ed. sS5OGs75 Whisky basis q o h 81 VINES
SEisadr, cleameries, liga3c. diaries, $50 le.
s,hes swEasy at 94l0Nc, Eggs-W weaker az
1s,sllsSo
BALTIMORE. MD, April 2s;,-FLolls-Dulll
Wheat-pull, spot. contract 9ps' asksdi spot
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yeas and a, Houston LBS bales against s.sia
last year. |
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SPOT cotton closed dull; iniddl!ng uplands,
IT, Is; mldding gulf, 400; sales. 400 bales
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Good hogs basRci shoats. a'ta5o.' roushs
'g s'tffftE,Er-ReceIpts, 1os head. Market firm.
Gsod sheep ,sda,sc.. others 4D5c; bucks. s's9
4c.; spring lambs 719c,
cajnia 4 40 heatl inc ltidlng $40 Texans Market
steady g prime rs o VI fSsdsss pso s
t6 "ftxn Al 7SisI 4o. heifers, s2.2bM 40i eau
s,sg G si9sBs III bus s;ailo; calves 800
zoos Texas-fcd steers M2o4a,@. nossg ., sSo
SepdIs Market r strong 10 &C. higher Mixed and
btehsrs sia5aS5 good e a sh9 Sc. hs isSy,
q sSa,s 10, MIX OF sales Ms5dt5iO sheepRe
septs head Market .asser. stssay tS }sG.
to choice mixed s3,75dL5o; clipped native
lambs $450n6.00.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-27

In olden times the Greek merchant
was accompanied on. his rounds py pilt-
siclans, who assisted him m ehantins ny
Zee Dee Wan, Ads. do the chanting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-27

Total since September LIST at all seaports-
Ne, receptx SO balss expert rs s 70 h n a,e
10 The Continent, 2,403,5T bales; 10 Japan,
S0,s7I bales; to Mexico. q, 81 bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-27
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Apr! 20. 1904

Virginia Centurics-l.Vo at 9iis
Metropolitan Bank OF Sirgtnia--3o at rs,
American Locomotive preterred-30 at 50.
Richmond City 4s-7.5O ~ lO4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-27

cotton FUTURES opened nr1n and closed barely
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-27

Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New 1ork
, Bankers ard Brokers.
BY Thomas Branch &

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