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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22
MINDS ARE
BEFOCCED
Spectators Refrain From Opera
tions Oh Account Of Develop
merits III Securities Case
HIGHER PRICES YESTERDAY lei
Were Influenced in That f1 1llreta'
ton by 1'irll1ness Of Nortl1e 10 Z!
Pacific and Steel Recovery.
tBy Aesociated Press)

NEW YORK, April 2i.--Thc minds o. :
speculatorp seemed u be stu DeloBseu
4 to-day, over the vista OF new deVelop-
monts IN the Northern securities contest
and tie consequence was that LOT ''io
most part they rcfrained from operhtii's !.
The stock market was almost on' -
apcrInl,ics and tie peculiar grouhds On
wh,ch this class OF securities usuaiiy
,noves wers not always manifest. Ihe
market started upwards. led by Union
pacific: which seemed to be helpea ny
+ha granting or d temporary inJunclleoln
re q New Jersey court against "a y;
it,to effect the plan OF Distribution !, - y,
Northern Securities aascts iii ~ Az.
vote by tLe Northern ee e,a,, 't escn,cd 70
holders In favor OF tho plan ssenisu ~
rheck the advance Iii Union Pncilf' ~, Ply !,
II hid it, firm tone In the 81 onnn ~, .ii - :
Inc dc. ny in the execution Of ahn PIN pIs FAR o
dstriEutiion wl ra ee aarrv s At possible
net,lement. Owing 10 the iirmness ,h 90
Union Pacific and the recoyery,h :. 81 sy 1ne
hLed states steel s pfefsiTis alor ' e sh
pa'nr rcs.. IN Tho otherwise semi NJ
miafket. the influence on un,ted s, 49,
Steel preferred. Which rese ,,,e an amo ,
4 ara producers 10 reduce prices anu - -
seex iurt her 10 come 70 o n aerctitneH si ~
limit output. The coalcrs were tnG 81 sup T.,
itCctH of IL dem !. ~ l,nru ,t
higher aro leve, n;ot t,'e ' So. To-days demano
,..,s SAT la 10 Be due TO the. very aetlye
Mas ~ ~ far anthracite, which has 10
i,,.nh ,he spring reduction N prlcGss.
!,,nra ans some talk OF crop dafnaRe ~
NY ~ SnIS wave, but the rise In tefnperh,,
lure to-day was accepted as promise -
Far ~ The aay OF dividend decaIa l. y,
annieanlated copper was uhPrece'oeen a'i.'
dull and sluggish. This. stock ~ !, - ~, ~
tie day with the nialnIaln M. ~, g.. e.,
Existing dividend rate ING ~, ~ t.ii.
gland was practically Ignored as as rs a,t
sr1iethorIc condition OF the money marh f,.I
n Iii The great ccnters. deprived s,.
news OF In crest. Call money ionnea ae ~,
Al low as / per cent. ard l.ittc io 'a t,ss
ali periods showed continued so.t h'1
The market closed irregular, and below below
B Bonds we're Irregular Total sales pa
Unit United States States bonds were unchanged
Total sales 80 100 shares.
NEW YORK. April :l--;-ctlose money non,
nntcall very easy 1Gi1 l.i per cent.
closing bid l. offered at Ia time ioans
easv and duil sixty and ninety DAYS
2l-.d2 a-4 per cent; six months, l--sso-
Prime mercantile paper M i,2 sarl.
ing exchange easier W VIZ , aesnI fnr de-
n!snd and at SIS. .lsls5.S1 for sixty day
bills. Posted rates $iSs l.2gSis5 ana t1ss1
l.5 Tcimmcrc!al Disls SASS rs. Bar siiYci
"a 7-8 Mexican dollars $40
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April el,-The cotton market
opened stendy at a decline OF 6q7 points the
iass being dut % light liaaIdaion fo!loT,Hng
reports while the general underline was stead !,i
seemed 10 be buying May contracts, There
was also some foreign demand particularly o.
the new cron months, and With further runloIs
OF possible shipments out OF the local STOCK
and light receipts and limited for Houston t9'
morrow The market at first showed cohsld-
cradle Hrmness. Shorts seemed Willing 70 GOV.
or IN anticipation OF a further rally to fHlow
recent losses, and for the first half hour orer-
ngs were not particularly aggressive. M! MAY
lie new crop also ruled firm. despite the better
weather advices, and the general list was net
2as points higher, little later. However
reports that cotton would be shipped here for
delivery on May contracts from Fall River
seemed to check demand somewhat and with
tho Wall Street bear becoming moro aggrfs-
sivc tho market again turned weak. AFTER
breaking to q net loss OF b@ls points II was
steadied somewhat by room covering and
little buying 3s IA d.
After breaking to net loss Of 61la paints It
was steadied somewhat by room covering and
q little blying that seemed to be for New Or
leans account, but recovered only or 3 points
and toward the close was again depressed by
bear pressure with prices finally quiet at the
lowest level OF the day, net decline OF 7Il3
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Pronertv Transfers.

Richmond: Matte 6; Akn's trustee to
Mrs. M. NJ. seay, % feet on the. west side
Of Reservoir Street, 20 feet south of Chat
otwny S. Allen and wife TO a. G..
George, Jr.,, Is feet on the south SIDE OF
Monument Avenue, el+ feet east OF Mead-
Thomas Mccarthy and wife to Frank
Roth ~ 5-l2 feet on the west side Of
Eighteenth Street. between Franklin and
A ED Pearman and wife to Annie T..
Daniels, ea feet on the south side Of Clay
street. 10 feet west Of Twenty-seyenth
Street. $1,400
Henry S. Wallelsteln and wife to Il.
OF Monument Avenue, 1874 feet east Of
Meadow Street, S2,Io
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, April el.-FLOuR-Dull, but
steady Rye Flour-Quiet. Gornmcat-Steacy.
Ryc--Weak;f No g western, 77c BaTiey-Dull.
IN Northwcst promoted firm forenoon under
time. Later the corn strength. export rurnors
and Northwest buying caused further advances
and Inc close WIS is1ssc. net higher: 8
cornspot Irregular Uproh r mar Ky ars
ket Weakened under realizing and closed only
i:aGc. net higher May closed at 64&c,; July,
sake. oats-slendy; No. 2, Alsc.
Beet-pull cs, Meat Rosndy,st LeF ff-
! = coffee-spot Rio. steady: No. 7lnvoIcc 7,;c.:
mild, steady; cordoya, 1oalSc. The market tor
coffee futures opened steady at dec Inc Of 90
10 points ia sympathy with rather lower Euro
pean cables. There was considerable Liquids
ton apparently but trade interests were buy.
Ing, particularly the near positions, and prices
held around the opening figures, closing steady
net sGlio points lower sa.es .vyv puss' ,sa
$50; centrifugal, % test, 9.lsc, monsses
sugar, . l3-lGIsSsc.; rehnedi qulet. f'ce-Nu'eh
ENTHUSIASTICALLY -. e,,..
dairy. l5assc. cheese-steady; state. large
strong; State and Pennsylvania, nearby, aver.
age finest i9Gc: Southern grsts. lsc,
Potatoes-Quiet; Long Island, sa,7Sal.s'; new.
"a S5dss.4o: Jersey sweets. sa5of340o. Peanuts
STEADY. fancy handpckcd. 5&c. other do
nestle, siIf5skc. cabbages-Easy; Southern,
barrel.cratc, sse5aa5o. cotton--By steam to
Liverpool. lee.
CHICAGO ILL, April el-7Paucity, Of re-
ccints northwest and persistent reports of dam
ace southwest caused a firm close here to7day
in wheat, Compared with last night <Iuly
wheat is a.GDIhc. higher, Corn Is UP ssc.; oats
are OF NGINc, Provisions show gain of TAO
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DAMAGES FOR BOYCOTT.
Union Must Pay $5oo-First

OlAlO4A Muol Asoy VOSS7- 4 = - ~
Case Of Kind in New Jersey.
A New Brunswick, N. j., special says:
Dressler and Hollender, contractors Of
Perth Amboy this evening obtained a
verdict for $500 against the walking dele.
gate and other members OF the Brick
layers and Pasterers Protective Union,
of the same city. for damages resulting
from a boycott.
Tho plaintiff firm was a member of the
Union Trades Association, which had an
arbitration agreement with the various
trade unions, Including the defendant
union. In February 1903 while they
we're doing the carpentry work on a, new
building; William Sellers. the unions
walking delegate, claimed that some o.
the nlasons employed by the contracting
,nasons (Dressler and Hollender not be.
i Ing concerned In the mason work. went
to work before o'clock. Sellers held
Dressler and Hollender responsible. and
after some disputing Sellers was elected
from the building. Then the boycott
started
The firm sued for 5000. The defen-
darts admitted almost everything, but
insisted that the firm broke tho agree
sment when Sellers was elected. Malice
was denied and the legality Of the boy
colt argued.
The case is the first OF Its kind in
New Jersey. There have been criminal
proceedings growing out Of boycotts and
strikes, but never before has civil
Judgment been obtained against a union
for maintaining strike or boycott. TIL.
charge by Justice Fort was in a line
with the decisions of the Chancery Cour'
In the Paterson silk strike cases a year
or so ago. He left to the jury the only
question whether or not the union was
at fault and whether or not the action
maintained was malicious
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l. +. 4. - u I,
lion. to have the same corrected an Y,
tis ,,ame entered thereon. which appi-
cation the court or judge shall proliiptis
''Ss OTHER PROVISIONS, $50
,rhiS o,aa, refers TO the qualification
n vnte for members of the General :, AS AS
sembly, and N an act, No, l0-f, ~
NAV vote adopted by the Leg
May, 1908. 1t is provided that me ~, eie :
tors OF a town shall be actual resldeu ll
thereof and qualified leo 70 yote y, 1or ''ot''7
hers of the General Assembly
lAs an interpretation of the Constitu-
t;on, Inv the General Assembly, this was
heid TO be a plain Indication that man
nualified to vote for the legislator
might. by virtue Of that fact, also vote
In local election, even II he hau PAID
his poll tax, say, only two months ne g.
fore the last occurred. FURTHER senIcil
however, revealed the existence u IL, I. !
later leg! slative enactment January, al9oi(
provltlinAS ssa 8,
In .ha Commonwealth in,ewhich any IN
corporated town is located, N which
regular election ls to BIO held on the sec
ond Tuesday III June. In any year. N
pursuance of law, shall furnish the CLERK
Of the Circuit Court OF his county WIN
a list Of the residents of said incofpo-
IA ted town who have paid tho State
capltation tax, provided by law, sx
months prior to the time Of holding
| said election ,;,s
With apparently equal clearness this
seems to refer to the particular local
SECTION, and to offset the other conten-
ton. There seems to be a conflict OF
some sort somewhere.
MAY Make TEST.
~ believe" says the gentleman who
is investigating the matter, that there
IS Fighting chance, and ! am consid-
ering whether or not to mako test of
Z. + hardly know how to force test
but thorc may BIO some means of bring
ing the matter to n head. have con-
suited a number of able lawyers. and the
majority of them think I am wrong. The
attorney-ge general has not expressed him
self officially, but understand that he
llso is disposed to rule against the cues
| ton raised. I believe, however. that tho
matter Is very much in doubt. and that
| n strong argument could be made against
tho regulations that rules mo out"
| Tho situation Is interesting IN the OK
| RENE. Ii the test We're made very
shortly and the pont were sustained, II
might exert a powerful Influence In the
| Richmond fight. It's effects moreover,
would be felt nver the entire State
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short clear sides Cboxed), ;s.s7,sa65o Whiskey,
basis Of high wines, sl2s: Glover, contract
grade slo7s. Butter--Mark was steaa go, 20
Eggs-Firm at mark. cases included, lbt uSoc'
,Cheese-Steady at s110hc.
"a BALTIMORE, Md. April 2l.-FLOUR-Qulet
ana unchanged. wheat-Dull; spot. con ~ y,
s4,aae9s4c. spot No: red western, sEv t g
sample, 0ac ds10i. Corn-Firmer; spot and the
month, t01sG5ossc.; southern white c9rn =, 10 q
Dul: uptown. No. 9, .s9aslc. Bntt ter e
and unchanged |: fancy imitation 19Igec.; fancy
hacked, i2l1ic. Eggs-Firm at TIC. sugar
Strong and unchanged.
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DEEP RUN HUNT CLUB.
The Meet Will be at Reserve
Tomorrow Afternoon

The Hunt Committee OF the Deep Run
Hunt Club announces that asithe weather
contiDues so cool and suitable for hunt
ms. the hunts of the club will DO con.
tinued. go
The next meet Of the club will be to-
the hunt tea will be served at the club
house. In charge Of reception COM
mtttee of ladies'.
Saturday afternoon will also witness
the opening OF the shooting season at
the Hunt Club. Mr.. Horace S. Halves
chairman Of the Gun Committee. has re-.
Gently had the traps overhauled and put
IN thorough condition for the usn Of the
pected that there will DO a gathering
Of the crack shots of Richmond at the
club on Saturday afternoon.
u AS usual, the bus Will meet all cars
Saturday afternoon and carry all guests
and members to and from tho clubhouse
and car line.
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Charters Granted.

Bowling Green INDUSTRIAL Acndemy, IL
w, Young, president; reil estate Limited
10 $4,000,
Tic General Underwriting INSURANCE.,
George j. Scott. president; capital stock
10000 to 10000: real estNa limited 20
sl0o,Uo Daniel irwin tyfkin y sidsT
seeretary: Luther 4 E,ckest, director
The Gusts HAhing and Hunting CLUB
dnc1, RichinonT John 4, Harwo9d, pres
ideut. capital stock, ssogo TO 49, &
Z Tinted Stock Growers Eorpofatlos|,N
Richmond: frank J. Hagenbsatpcs y r., pl ssa
ient, capital stock. $50 900 10 10000, real
estate limited 10 10000 Gee ,..,, ~
Bland Telephone Company Z ullon .ttAs MN
lev president. capital stock, sa'eIto 6''eo.
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NAVAL STORES,

WILMINGTON. n. c., April aL--spIRITS
casks. Rosin-Nothlng doing; receipts. la3 bar
rels Tnr-Flrm at $500: receipts, lol barre 8
Crudo Turpentine- Firm at s:,s5da.75 and si;
'esAIyAN IL GA. April al-TuRPEN-
TiNK-Cuoted at $3.50; sales 39l cnsksi re-
CENTS, l96 casks; exports, $40 casks Rosin-
Firm; sales. $50 barrels; receipts l,l99 parrels
exports, Its barrels.
GEARLiSSToN, s. c.. April al--TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN--Nomnnl
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spot cotton closed quiet; mIddling upiands.
t.l5: middilnG gulf, 40; sales 100 bales.
Cotton. quiet: tniddiing. 14.l5: net receipts.
il3 bales: gross. 77e bales; sales. 100 bales
stock as,ts5 bales; export to Great Britain.
is45 bales: TO the Continent, 1876 bales.
Total to-day at all seaport-Net receipts
90 bales: export to Great Britain. 5eo7 bales:
to the Continent, 1885 bales; stock, 42.sss
taies. ti5 sii &
ser baies export to Great Britain $3.50
In les. to France. 1000 bales: to the Continent
24,s4 bales; 70 Japan. LOO bales.
Total since September LIST ut oil seaport
Net receipts 6s24.sa5 bales; export 70 Great
Britain 2lsl,ers bales; to France. sss,2i7 bales;
to the Continent. 2.sgl. $40 bales; TO japan
io.41l balesig 10 Mexico. 25,52l bales
NEW ORLEANS. LA. April a1,-coTToE-
Spot cotton was in good demand. but man,
factors holding for higher prices and tn.
offerings were light Sales 4,7o5 bales, nclud-
ing 1850 70 arrive and ,i50 I. o. b. Quotations
Futures opened steady and unchanged to
points u, Lower openings at Liverpool and
New York caused an easing o. IN the I,l Local
mant that carried prices well above yesterday
close Later In the day prices eased on again
In response to some agsre0svcness on the PAL
OF bears. who found a weapon In the reports
OF a lower dry goods market. This was fol-
lowed by an Improvement, which undoubtedly
was caused by covering on the part OF shorts
who were frightened at the cold weather In the
southeastern portion OF the belt and the prom.
Use OF frost in the western portion Offerings
we're extremely limited IN the early hours,
there being an entire absence OF short sellers
and but little prodt.takng on tho part OF the
longs The market closed quiet with net losses
Of s5l3 points on the old crop positions ana
3d9 ON the new.
Cote, quiet and steady: April. i392 bid:
Ma, Hoeul4.os: June l42eal4s4; July, it.!sa
4i7 August, Is5salssi; septen,bsr 12 ;lls
Iail; October. 1lsolii:sl; November. lily
hid T1eremher II
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pRY Goops MARKE.r.

NEW YORK, April al.-The dry goods market
has been more active III certain Quarters owing
principally to the weakness Of prices on few y
present prices and although the demand may
not continued 1t Is believed to be Impossible
to shade prices much further.
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points. Sales were only a matter Of 10000
baies rejecting the continued absence Of public
operations,
Estimated receipts ut the ports to-day we're
500 bales against ass last week and 1902
last year. For the week 5000 bales agninst
z7.Oe5 last week and si.C9i las, year Today
receipts at New Orleans were .,2i6 bales
against 1895 last year. and at Houston 4.s
bales against 1,323 last year.
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Marine lSTELLlaENcH,
PORT or RICHMOND. APRIL 81, 1904,
= AnI2TNEn +.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 81, 1904,
Arrived
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk, merchan'
dlte and passengers, Old Dominion. line,
steamer Ppcahontas, Graves. NorIolk ana
James River landings merchandlse anu pas
sengers Virginia Navigation co,
sAIIEn
steamer Brandon, RhcdGs. Norf9lk' mer
and passengers, Old Dominion line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL u. 1904,
ARRIVED
Steamship Lord Antrim, sayannah, .,,e
Steamer Manchester Irnporter' New ofleans,
Steamer Albano., Nav aofhh o.,Ar
SsSSsnsF Asq IL s sfshalRs eS'
Schooner clara a Gooa,w g. H. ~ HoR Ssesf.,a
sehoonst 1, D. Haynes, Portland.
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Richmond va. April q. l!o
.I.s-HIs a =

+ BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. ND April ol-Seaboard Air
Line common, 9Mg9H d. preferred. l79l7t
Atlantic Coast Llne common, 1011s.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKETS.

4 PETERSBURG, VA, April el-PEANUTS-
Continue tlrm at, LIE per bushel for snanlsh;
sellers asklnE higher PRICES very few 6eink
Some shipments nrc being. made from Peters.
burg Of stock that had been stored IN TINS
NORFOLK VA. April ?l-PEANuTS-
Fancy * I6c.; strictly prime. 4taV iesc.: Prime,
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Of nau for Fingers,

IAuts Tu,k, employe Of the Virginia
Whesl Company, lost finger Of
lis left Land. and two other anEer;s ,,N were
mac Inc saw Or. Bafse~,.le dressed the
Injuries at his Office sa..
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Manager Davis III.

Manager Davis, or tho State Farm
wTn a' i;ns beef, quite sick and thought 70
bays ,,penditit's, was said last night
10 Is. letter. He is yet an III man,
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Five Per Gent. Money

assurance of landing the. big gathering
OF Democrats. With the Jefferson, Mu.'7
The Lexington. The COMMERCIAL, Rue
gers, Tho Alhambra, Campbell's, the Pen
Mar and various smaller hostelr!es, this
city can more easily accommodate the
convention than any city In the State.
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f,orToNspEp or. MARKET,

NEW YORK, April 2l.--The market, for cot
tonseed oil was quiet, but With q steady under I,
hog products. Prime crude. I. a.. b. mills,
sA,sc.: prime summer yellow. s5MGsCc
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I Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
SALES,
Atlantic Coast Linc.........u!..
b3W Ailialgafnatcd Copper. ....,.
wv Amer. Car, and Fotindty.".

T"
CIV Amer. Car and Eoiindry...
Amer. Cotton Oll.a....n.n.
Amer. Snuff ..............
~ Amer. Snuff, pfd.,.......
lW Amer. Gun ......uA.a.l..n.
.WJ Amer. Can pfd.
2oDO Amer. Locomotive, COME.
Ivy Amer. Locomotive. pfd....s
igWl Amer. Sugar ......t.t......9
25eog a., +. and s. lie, cotn.n...
200 A. Z, ana 3. re, pfd .......
200 Baltimore and Ohio ..!.....
1890 Bropklsn Rapid 'rrnnslt....
Canada Southern ...,.......
llW Canadian Pacific s..,......s
4N chesapeake and Ohio..a.
1000 Gil. CIR ut Westeril......t..
1900 CHI, Nil. and 3, P.a....u.
4W Colo. Fuel aud lron.on.....4
97O Colo. Southern. com.s.......
Colo. Southern, "a pfd.
Clcy., Gin, Chi. and 8. III.
Continental Tobacco, pfd...
1920 Consolidated Gus ............
1880 Delaware and Hlidson ....
1900 Del Lack and Western.
800 Erie, com. ..... .......,....5
100 Erie, 1st pfd.
Eric, "a pfd. ......,..,.......
1O1 General Electric .......... !.
900 Illinois Central ...............
700 Louisville ana Nashville II.
800 Matlllattan ....... ..........
1850 Metro. Street Hallway.
1900 Mexican Central .........j..
500 Mo-. Kan. and Tex, conf.
2W Mo-, Kan. and Tex, pfd....s
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, April 81, 1885,.
i I,tIitit nilnNQ Z.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)
RIchn,ond, va. Apl

Receipt. or III Ks aess ending xa ARaa y ~,
s2S he'd Marked ,sd, falr On %
s9ees ta .s df eS eoSs, & M gus sasse
sS SsEs rj ssaa asEse' snj tss
'ssIHfEEP-Recepts, ,ss head: Market a,s. Arm A. :;
Good sheep SIS : T Others 4aoc'' Dueks' 'so
GmcA 1 sI I'D t2 .,esdy e weak
5a sS e Pfi soekeSs and feeders
3, s 81 s,l n. iatyss ssi sdes
ss.og9 mead; tomorrow. 1000 head Market 90
ec lswer elose steady Mixed and q l b1,shers
r rsasl. he sSs .shs sg5 bunk
e sales snsspRssebp.' se.sy 9 Gsed
nj do ,s7sSl 81 nativs lambs, saaas.SS.
NEW York, April Il. zBEEyEs-Re eslp,is.
none; no trading to-day. Dressed beef, STEADY as!
G. ss psr Psu head 0s Market assv sow sss
s. 5sae 90 psf hundred pounds; fsS eh e,,,
DR. s'e seals slow at eHgsGc, per pound;
few choice at loc; sheep and Lambs s, s.
soM is sheep sold at sa hundred pounds
SpPsd 81 eoeu e g psn u sppsd
ioc. per r. pound. Dressed lambs at lIal2e, per
CARCASS CARCASS Hoss-Receipts. 1858 head Market
firm to &c. higher. Prime state hoss sola ~
CINCINNATI, O.. April al.-HoGs-oulet at
saq5so Ce:teaseady At sS 'qanS ssfe a59
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.Sotthetn Pacific Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1854
Northern Pacific 3s ..,.................... TN
Norfo,k and 'Jvestef,i consol ls............ Nh
Oregon short Lii,e is and Partic........ 9i7i
i5ennsylyai,ir conv. 3l:s ......,........... 0s!s
13eadint, Csnerrl "a Observation-Disclosures. gS
ss Io,,is and iron Mountain con. 6s....... 1l3
81 Louis ana San Franclsco fg is......, s2
ST. Louis southwestern lsts............." % 90
so,ithern Pacific 4s Observation-Disclosures. s9H
Southern railway "a 1881.
Texas and Pacific lists .................... lis
,rolecio, st L. and Western 4s............ 6Jh
Union pacinc As 1914,
finion Pacific cnny Observation-Disclosures. ggaS
n s. Steal I'd s. esii
tWnba sh iata Observation-Disclosures. 111ia
WABASH Deb. i3s G34
Whee Ing and Lake Erie Is .............. SSH
yviscnnsin Cart raj "A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
foIorado FiieI cpry. IS Observation-Disclosures. 70is
n and 9. Collnteral Tr. As ................ os5i
Central Of Georgia I'd 1rc.................... Blk
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Schooner s. S. Thorpe, Salem.
Barge Carrie Clark, Norfolk.
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Steamer Lord Antrim. Bremen.
Steamer Manchester Importer, Manchester
Steamer Abnrenda, Guantanaino.
Schooner hfagnus Manson, Bangor.
Schooner Mary W. Bowen, Boston.
Barge Fall River Fall River.
Barge Cienfuegos Providence.
SCHOONER MassasoIt, New Haven.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago Nj and st. Paul gen. 4s......,. iosis
Chicago and Northwestern con Is........ 1904
chicaao Il. 1. and Pacific 4s.............. 1874
Chicago, n. 1. and Pac. col, 5s.......,,.... Is's
c.. e., e. and St Louis gen is.....t..... ~ W.
Chicago Terminal As ...................... w:
Consolidated Tobacco As ..............t.. ~
Colorado and Southern 4s ................. Ssr
Denver and Rio Grande Is ................. osE
Eric prior lien a. o52
FIJI Witt Worth and Denver city 1854
I1seking valley al as ,nia.d
5fnnSattan A snnso1 gold is................. 1Q2H
Mesiean Sentrai ist Inc .................... IN
Siinn~ and -, rtouis IA .....i,..........t 95h
Sfi..o,ri. kansas and TexasSis........... 1915
Missouri Kansas ard TEXAS eds. ......... 7sh
sNntional r. r. or Mexico con. 4....t... q
New jersey Central gen 5s................. 1c9.i
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CINCINNATI o., April ol.-HOGs-Quiet at
s4Gl5 40 Cattle-Steady at s?.25qi75, Sheep
Strong at Sa,g594.4o. Lambs-strong at S7S9