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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-05
COTTON MARKETS.

4 NEW YORK. April 4.-The cotton market
opened Irregular ut q decline OF 3 points ia
a nadvance OF points, tno declines being duo
Il, ,uuiua ton as IL result of rainier better CT. p
Wcat her advices, while the gains were on the
luilisn showing of the weekly insight figures.
At first there was considerable selling for room
account. but before the call was fairy COM
ip,etea the whole market had stead!ed up on
the prospects, foi' continued light receipts. buy.
IN, BY houses with Iaevrpoul connections and
support BY New Orleans bulls There were no
liverpool cables, OWING TO the continued nollr
day in that market, and this fact had u ten
dcrcy to resrlct business locally. Cytnm sslon
houses had some orders on both sides early,
hut later were inactive and left the market
almost entirely 10 tho loca' professionals Gontin-
gulit inside from the foreign and New Drieuus
buying already noted After selling about ~
}lotrta net higher on the active months proht-
OH slightly but II again rallied, and whlle
more or lesi irregular ruled generally sieaay
10 firm during the afternoon on expectations
that the small insight figures Tor the last week
would have hullish effect on Liverpool, WINCH
VIII reopen for business Tomorrow, On tns
lcr hand the demand from sp,Iinefs. accord
ing to all accounts, Is nj u standstill, leading
10 approximations that consumption has n ready
been cut down to harmonlze with production,
frciing thut an ADVANCE Of moment must he led
b va better demand for spot cotton. II was
also pointed out that the decrease In tho Wis
ible supply of American cotton for tho week.
according to the Chronicle. was only about
1000 bales greater than the decrease for the
s,naa week last year, while the decrease OF
nearly 10000 bales in the into-sisht for thu
Weck as compared With last year, shown b" the
figures Of tho New York Cotton Exchange,
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PIPE, CORRESPONDENT
IN DIVORCE SUIT
fspecjal to The rincs-iJlspatcl..

tSpEGlll 10 ! ilO IA''~-r ~@''f>'~''S
B PATTERSON, n. j, April 4.--Pipe smok-
tng is cruel and abusive treatment and u
cause for divorce according to LAWYER
EIsadore Klenert, of Paterson, who has
filed petition In tho chancery
Court on behalf of Mrs, Mary wilkins
son.
Ii was not because Of desire to de-
prlyc her husband Of the pleasure mat
ahe objected to the habit, MIS- Wllisn-
son says in ,hcr complaint but because
Of the excruciating headache IT gave her
cigar smoke she could tolerate, but pipe
smoking was unbeurable. She said 1t
affectea her mother in the same man
and SINGS the time sty,l hsn 81, fs s was
fro,n d pipe. In spite OF all her Will
POWER she can do nothing TO wAFd orr
the sickness It brings OF, ,,.,,
The husband claims that the dislike
fol. smoke is but rusa on the part of
lis wifs to compel him to save money,
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HEST Frs
ST I EN 4
II Shows Pretty Large Decrease
This Year, Compared With
Last.
STOCKS AT THE sEA 3 Q All
This Reveals an Increase OF One
Hundred Thousand
Bales.
STOCKS AT The sEABoA 4.
(By Associated Press.)

I
NEW ORLEANS. LA. April 4.-secre-
tary Hsster's New Orleans cotton state
ment, issued to-day, shows the total for
March to be 476 $50. against 7lo,so6 last
year. rho movement from tho first OF
September to the close OF, March. .-inciu-
sive. shows receipts at all United states
ports to DO Gy1G9,20e, q gainst 1,0S,los last
year; overland across the MISSISSIPPI,
Ohio and Potomac Rivers to Northern
mills and Canada, S66,220, against 9il,lss
last year; Southern mill takinss, eXc'ill7
sive Of quantity consumed at Southern
outports, 1,s95OOo. against 1,S'9'Col last
year, and interior stocks In excess o.
those held at the commencement Oh Inc
season. ee335, $50, against 1855 last year
This makes tho total amount Of cot
ton brought into sight during the seven
s..o5, 65s against o,5a9c e6 last year,
PRETTY LARGE DECREASE.
Foreign exports fol, the seven months
az the season have been b,2s5,5l bales;
Showing a decrease under last season OF
Col less. IL, ~ t.cnt !.
nine leading Southern inter Ell o.. nafNi s.a
ut the close OF March We're lSo, TO-, against
G5S,S73 the same date last year d. !.
caans noyt And r assirag sesson and
the number Of bales Of the current crop
brought into sight during me q q seven ,s's
months. the supply has been v'S.a'49-,
asainst }II5dfe last moSSt ealE figures sccre-
jtary Hester issued to-day s naa.ta,,
of the weekly movement FOR we S noS,
days ending APEt Ja H. hgi4 This Year
6Sfoo against 1884, G3 for the seven days
ending April LIST, last year,
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would indicate that the absorption from visible
suppiiea for the week had been about 90, Oe9
bales leas than for the sano week last year.
At the same time bulls contend that nIils must
q. oilprf or, IaLer enter the spot market; that
they nre running 70 small 50 as not to exert
tion TO buy on all soft spots that closed the
market Ftcudy. with prices at about tho best
points higher; The chief gains beng on the
Oh crop months. Shes were estiniated az
Receipts for the day were light and cstl-
mates Tor Tomorrow noderate while estimates q Gs
for This weeks into 'Hight range around e2po
bales compared with about l2i.019 bales last
year. Exports continued small 80, ! -
keccIpts at tho ports to-day wcre 9.11l pales
aga inst b, al last week and ISIS last year
for The week 500 alea asans. ss.sii lO 81
Ee,y' Orleans were .,CO baies against 1888
last year, and at Houston LESS balos agailiat
1870 last year. f5
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PORT OF WEST POINT, APRIL 8, 1904
H. FL 49,, s4ra ARRIVED 49.4t t7stE Esi az
Property Transfers.

Richmond-E, NJ, Foster and wife to Thomas
Rock. IA Ia feet on West .. SIDE h.nney street.
Building Loan n nnd Tr sIss Go rS
Street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
sl22, I, ,-ya,
Ing, 81 feet on south side Gary street, % feet
VIZ a a Schaifer to David Litchtenstein. SO
feet on north side Main street, i4H feet east
y rienricn1Edwnrd Carter and wife to John
Carter. acre near Glen Allen S NJ, naf.
from, lots To- ii and Il in SQUARES $, Jennings
Wills; lots 23 and a In bloct q section !. n.gh-
land Springs, and lots anu o. ~ SQUARE y
'G H. {. Martin 10 William II, Cullingworth.
I'M er4st in 20 7-l9 feet on west side twenty
eighth Street. ssee:it feet north Of s, #, v,o.
toria y. Mospy, lot H. in square Il. Chestnut
Hill. $50. -, ,,,,,,,,,, on
seet on east side IIollins Street, $3.50
s. il Waddill clerk to i he mr., &C cog 1hIy
Street. in name OF NJ. D. Goodall, for taxes.
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THOSE WHO SIGN.

Y 4
Those whose names are appended to the
citizens petition in favor OF Brown are
as follows: Robert Lecky, Jr:, ". I.
Dabney, David A.. Ainslie, W. r.. Adams Is
CHARLES A. Brown, j., w. Snipnra IN III wi;
Thomas T. Cox, II. NJ. Hundley, Joseph
NJ. Shelton, George. Il. Newell, A.. Y.
Shea John j ,L1ync - hhe Gehe ss uom-
son, Mitchell & Hotchllss. w: S. Rnoads.
Z. 3. Miller, NJ. NJ. Martin, T. ". Gun
pmgns% 3 Barter PS IS b whIlda hwf nea
i seH ASgust Carlton Mccarhy. William Il.
Willl',m ms, Aft. FL Mcdowell Charles O,
savllle, q ". spicer, James n. y, Allen,
p f pngns II W W Rnpfs, f. e S t es
u, p. Davis, w, W; Morton, r. =, Fl
more NJ j Ready y H. r Bla 1,,t ii FL C al
car Ii. cranz, Williams p, Wood, Z. Nick,
Judkins, Christian Clarke, y. Fisher s
Son, Charles Greenbaum, j. T.; Wood
E sagSho5 soc Sao B Neon Edg o p M
Son, Neil FERGUSON. Edwin r. Cox,
James j. Pollard, John Mann, Jr,, Nathan
son q s som T. p n snh lumsdsn Co. 6
Ruskel, Ro, Whittet.. Jr., q. w. VIII
.Iiams. j. D. Patton, Walter Scott, II. +,
Pollard G, Il. Wlrston, ltpbeft winter,
sr.. Robert III, Gillian, George Ainslie,
Polk Miller, r. T.. Christian, j. b. Wood,
W. NJ. Miller ?. 3 Harwofo9 /, Eugene ICE
Robinson. Charles y, LeteW, W. I. Han
John Adams, s. q, Fairbank, James =.
Bradley julius A. Hobson. Joseph Wal
lersteln. James r. Gordon, James Power
Miller, Henry w. Mood, William J.. West,
Nj. d., u. c. Tolkes, r. G. Wnlford,
James n. Disney John Mnrphy, Charles
p, Boiling. Wil'iam y. Archer, $ Gales 2,
j.. Mao ean- and a. ". Eennett
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April -4.-FLOUR-Dull ard
lover 10 sell. Rye Flour-Dull. cornmeal~-
Steady. Rye-Easy; No. western SIC. ba'-
lcy--Dull. M pan,,nc.d
,,yeaKnass Vas the feature in wheat al, d Day.
oriccs breathing nearly two cents pnsnel :, ~,
close dull at in.9aaHe. s Ssn,o,nber size
merket opened s,estdy. but immediately turnAd
Weak with wheat, Tho close here was W 5 a9Sn
i iS i 5esie. soatstrm; spot firm: NJ Ga,s.
&c OPTIONS declined with other markets My
gnef-Weak; family. SO 5otllt. Cut MentfsI
ronned easS ointment. s745 compound ,S
% - Porit-.ouet Tal.ow--Dul Rosn--ount
Iv1 DiI at 5tM@5se; a. !.
CoHee-Spot Rio. seady 70 'n rha
for coffee futures opened steady at unchang :;
prices Tho market showed >s-.e feature OF IT,
iyity, and the close Was stss...y ~ ~
prices 70 an aa aw Gr 9l far rehnlng So.
c'si rfnsai. 90 test .l-32c.; moasses sugar.
s9-ssc,; refined flnl. R'ce-cu!et' M MOUSSE
Firm. cras,, .creo ,,o,,, os,hc !.
s,nt da,ry isasso ENTHUSIASTICALLY; State, ir.l
SrcaIn fancy small. colored Septembe . IL
smn,i white september. l?c, Egss- t:ruL.yi
state and Pennsylvania, nearby, average lnert,
'iPotatocs-FIrm; Long Island ss5oatoo; J,r-
sex, s3 6oilS75; Stale and Westerns, sacks, $50
Peanuts-steady; fame yhq,nld mp, ,sAi;
p pado dH peT barre craze, ssS0Ia.5. cotoa
BY steam, TO liverpool loc,
CHICAGO. ILL, April 4,-prospeets Of MN
cereals Closed weak July wheat being d3 y =
Of i$,G., and provisions II. @22,sc.
Tho leading futures ranged az follows:
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SPECIALLY LOW ROUND TRIP RATES
OFFERED eY THE sEABOARO

a n LINE tfNlLNS|>'
70---Rlchlnond, Va to Jacksonvlilc.
Fla. and return, account meeting In
teistatc Sugar Cane Growers Associa-
tom" tickets on sale May I'd and 3D.
good returning until May s, 1901.
s26.75-Richmon Va, to New Orleans.
La, and return on account "Southern.
Goods Roads Association" April 6th-7th; !
tickets on sale April 4th and 9Th; good
returning April Q. 1904.
500 70-Richmond. Va, to Carthage, No.,
and return. account Annual Meeting Ger.
man Baptist Brethren, May. l9th-27th:
tickets on sale May 18th to Gath, incln-s
slye, good returning May Goth; can be
extended until June 18th by depositing
same and payment OF fifty cents.
$50 O5-Rlchmond. Va to Dallas, Texas,
and return on account General Assem-
bly, Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
May I9th-s7th; tickets on sale May 18th
10 18th, inclusive. good, returning May
81. 1904.
s65.25-Rchmond. Va, to San Francisco
or Los Angeles. CAL, account Genera!
Conference Methodist Episcopal Church."
May Sd to 3lst and National Assocla-
ton OF Retail Grocers of United States
May Sd to Sth: tickets on sale April I'D
to 3oth, inclusive; good returning June 80,
1904. Stop overs are allowed both go
Ing and returning at number Of points.
also s!do trips are given to holders OF
these tickets to various points of inter-
est
Rates given above are from Richmond;
same reduction from other points on the
seaboard. Information In regard to the
above gladly given.
W. NJ. TAYLOR, c. T. a.,
s3O East Main Street.
II. S. Lizard. D, P, -.
SPECIAL TRAIN, ELIZA TO ASHLAND,
APRIL 5T4, r. F. & p, r. f.
TO accommodate those attending re-
hearsal for Annual Festival of the We'd
nesday Club. a special train will leave
Elba Station, II P, NJ, Tuesday, April
bth, for Ashland. Round trip rate for
afternoon trains leaving Ashland April
9th, fifty cents.
w, p, TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
PocAH oNTAs AT THE LAUNCHING.
This steamer. with large deck-carrying
passenger capacity will make specnl
trip to the launching OF the hattleshlp
Virginia" at Newport News slhpyardlsa
on April 5th,
Leave Richmond Monday morning
April 4th, Z P. M, Leave Norfolk Tues
day, April 9Th, at 1850 a. NJ; view
launching and arrive Richmond same day.
Fare, 81.
Leave Newport Ne8s passenger pier.
Tuesday. 9th, about noon, view launching
and land passengers at shlpyarts. rare,
30 cents.
Leave pier at shipyards after. launch
ing and proceed to Richmond passing
In view Jamestown, Brandon, Westoyer,
Shirley and the many other points of ip-
tsrest Fare. 81
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N,,AlyAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c.. April 4.-sP1R1Ts
Observation-Disclosures doing; receipts, g
casks Rosin-Nothlns doing; receipts, IS
casks. Tar-Firm ut $40; receipts. .? barrels
Crude Turpentine-Firms at S2.e5as.;6; receipts
60 barrels. -. y ~ = z -
SAVANNAH. GA. April 4,-TuRPENTINE-
sio barrels. Rosin-Firm; sales Els barrels; re-
celpts i, GEO barrels: exports. 2,5I2 barrels:
CHARLESTON. S. c., April 4.-TuRPEN-
TINE AND ROSIS-Nomlnai.
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winter patent IsnS49 spring patent to a,Se
s sii sp5, ~ rsd. Wesie1 sSA; ,i ,hs
Inonth sioi4; southern BY sample re- yls
southern white corn oats-Fr sns;s ~:
white, ASH eb4yc. Rye-Fir'n; No. SattsS s.,
CHANGED !: fancy Imitation lol2ec.; fancy cream
cry, S5H g2Sc. fancy ladies' 1aU1ec; store PACK.
al Ipft i3c Eggs-Firm Mt 18iSc. Sugar
Strong and unchanged; coarse granulated ana
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PASSED THROUGH.
The Negro Edwards lPawned
Diamond Rings in Richmond.

sam Edwards, the negro arrested IN
Cincinnati for stealing large quantity
of jewelry at Palm Beach, passed through
Richmond on his way West and incident
ally pawned a few diamond rings With
two pawn brokers IN this city.
Detective Gibson yesterday recovered
about $500 worth OF diamond rings, which
are now held at police headluarters lor
Information from the Palm Beach author-
ffips f I.
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I Official Rance and Sale Of Stocks IN New York
SALES
1000 Ainalgamated Copper .....,
900 Amer, Car and Foundry.

lolW Ainalgnmated Copper .....
900 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Cotton Oll.u........
Amer. Snuff ..,..l......,t..
Amer. Snuff. pfd............
-. Amer. Can. pfd..........n.
Wo Amer. locomotive, con- 1880.
10 Amer, locomotive, pfd...n.5
lgim Amer. Sugar ................S
27sQO A., 7. and s. re. COMM
IW A.. T. and s. re, pfd.......
600 Baltimore and Ohio.........
1900 Brooklyn Rapid T'ransit....
tuO CanadlHn. Pacific ............s
.1 1n9 G1lssaneake and Ohio.,....
$500 Chi. Nil. and 8. p.a.......
100 Colo. Fuel and Iron .........
Colo. Southern, com. ,..,...
20 Colo. southern, list pfd....
Colo Southern, list pfd go.
Clev.. Gin. Chi. and s., d..
100 Continental Tobacco, pfd..
40 Consolidated GaJ ~. u.......
200 Delaware and Hudsot1.....
$50 Erie, COm........ ............s
ECO Eric, 1st Observation-Disclosures
900 Erie, "a pfd.
100 General Electric .........
900 Illinois Central .............
5100 Louisville and Nasllville...s
2lO Manhattan..... ...... J.,....y,
100 Metro. Street RnJlway.....
11CO Mexican Central ............
Mo-, Kan. and Tex, COM.
Mo. Kan. and Tex. pfd....
Nash" Chat. and ST. L.....
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for everything BIZ. thin cows. Steers. 1850
$50; extra prime, s5.o5; bulls. .aTi,as: extra,
s4.sJ; COWS. s14oa3,95. calves-Receipts, c,aa3
head Market 6og75c. lower veals, sia7.5o;
tops s775; little calves at 800. City dressed
veals lower at 4 laii11ac. per pound; country
dressed, 6a9hc. per pound. Sheep and Lambs
Rece!pts i, $6s head Sheep firm, to 51oc. high
s5.Da6.G5: clipped do. s555a570 culs, sia5;
spring lailbs. S4.e5 G5.75 each. Hoss--Rcceipts.
IT, 90 hend. Market steady to &C. lower. State
hogs, S. sDI5.SS; choice, $3.50.
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-|- PORT OF RICHNOND, ATNlL :,
ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
SAILED
steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
engers Virginia Navigation Co.
steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT, APRIL 4. 1904 4
g, 58aa ARRIVED. #S
Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo. s,
SAILED.
Baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo.
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o.orroNsEEp OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK. April THE market for cotton
seed oil was In sympathy with provisions; quo
tations remained unchanged. Prime crude, (.
o. b. mills. ss!:N:sc; prime summer, summer Yellow,
white, 40c.: prime yellow. 4o,4o.
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UNION STOCK YARDS, PlTTsBURG. PA,
April 4.-CATTLE--Rece 100 cars on sale;
market slow. Choice ssloq5;s0; prime, MS9s
double decks |; market slow. Prime heavy and
mediums, 500 heavy workers. $500 20: lignt
s. 50a5 co. Sheep-Supplly fair, g double decks.
Market slow: prime wethers, IS. 2qG5i;o o; com-
mon sheep. S2.6oa9:25; choice lambs, s5.loG6,a0;
veal calves, ssa6.50. 9
n CINCINNATI O.. April 4.-HO Gs-Quiet and
lower at S415.05. Cattle-Lower and quiet at
s2s5ai.65. sheep-steady ut s3a4.59. Lambs
Easy at SAG9g6.00
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e RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. April 1, 1904. (
Es '# QUOTATIONS. ~ A
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(sales Mt Union Stock Yards

Richmond Va, April I, 1904.
Receipts for week ending Monday:
cATTLER l59 head; market ~ d ilEI
common g fair s,satHc hes. he aata $, tA9
4Isc. medium to good. 3SG4ttc.; common dn,1 70
fair 3ItI34c; dry cows. e. gt.c:; buls. SQostc.
caves, 5tlG12c.; fresh cows, q. 44.o.; Quarah7
HI l.oss head; market steady
Good hogs, 51aU5.6oc.; shoats. $40 pc 1oushs
4d5c. .a5, :, ,., ..r,nr
Best sheep. &C.. others 4ha5!sc.; bucks SIG
fic.
Il CHICAGO. ILL, April. 4...CATrLEi;IRe:
CENTS, r. 90 head. Marks 10glbc. higher;
good To prime steers. 35."5ata7o; poor % Ce ss
dlums S.. 6oQ5.o; stockers and feeders. Ss:o.V
4a5: cows, sl.76G4.25: heiters, S?1to9; caIners
81. 7sds 30; bulls. s2.t1l3.90; calves. $3o.go5!;
Texas:ted steers salss HogsM az sad ~ t.
over. J,977 head. Market strong. &C. nlgheE:
closed strong Mixed and butchers, s5:915 -
good 70 choice heavy sS$54SfS r9u .gs1 heayy
g5.4S shsep-Recepts, 200 head: Market
Strong to lQc. higher. Good to cholce wetheIs
s; 1916 so; fair to choice mixed. S3.ion ~
western sheep. S4.259o.o3; native lamos si0g
$50.
NEW YORK, April L-BEEEES-.oReceipts
3,ees head. Market more active. es1'c. hisaes
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Redwood- lIarloWe.

Miss Celeste Price Harlow became the
brids az Mr. Elmo Sutton Redwood yes
te L, r = III Washington, Both the Young
people are Of this city and were well
known aud popular here.
All. Redwood Is assistant superlnlen-
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 4.-Buying in dry goods
has been on q very limited scale and In spite
OF concessions buyers are not Interested except
for Immediate requirements, which are very
small In the aggregate.
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CLOSING. BOND QUOTATIONS.
Oxen. I1Igh. Low. Closing.

t,hica "a n, Il and Fac col. 5s..........., !8Ia
&C. C. and ST. Louis gen 4s...,....... lS ~
Chicago Terminal s,.8
Consolidated Tobacco ~!
Colorado and Southern As ssss
ria nr,or l,en d Diia
ri As
Fort worth and Denver City lsts........ l lS9H
H IteSiayile and and Sash Utnrncd ia....... a9
Manhattan con gold ~ lex. int ......... l sn
Mexican Central let 1nc...................1S ss
MINI. and st. Louis 4s 1 M
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s......'.. 1gsbs
Missouri. Kansus and Texas 2ds. e
National r. r.. Of Mexico con. IS Cox. mt ooaa,.
NJ, Isrse,. Cam mi gen bs ............ 1891
Srthcrn i,asnc a. lL27s
49,. i,ncHc AZ I. 7a I
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG. VA, April 4.-PEANUTs-
continues firm at sl.15 per busiIel for Spanish;
offered Vlrginlds firm at 4aic for fancy stock.
Some shipments arc being made from Peters
burg Of stock that had been stored IL this
NORFOLK. VA. April t@ :, r
lsuisic !; common 31ag3ssc.; Spanish, sl.25 per
ibushel ~ z&s4 is5s s54gg ss55sl eys3E4
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Norfolk and Western con. 4s............. 97i
Oregon Short Line IS and Partlc......... pa
Reading General As {6N
ST. j. and Iron M. con. 81, lex int ~. 1l2.a
ST. Louis and San Francisco f. 4s...... seq,
ST. Louis southwestern ists............... 9i1s
)arI Air Line Is Observation-Disclosures. GS 9
Southern Pacific Is Observation-Disclosures. sNs
Southern Railway 5s 115N
Texas and Pacific 1sts ..................... 1i6a.
Toledo, ST.. L. and West. IS Eek int).... Gs-
!n non P Paeiiie aeny: i lSS
T S. Steel I'd IS Observation-Disclosures. 75s
Wabash 1sts 1lsis
Wabash Deb rs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6J5
Wheeling 7und Lake Eric "A ................ sIi.
IYisconslr1 Central is ..................... S3t
Colorado md Fuel con- 5s................. II
NJ and o. Collateral Trust 4s..........., 92a;
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc.................. :9h
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MonDy 10 Loan
AT LOWEST RATES; MODERATE
charges Getty property only}, Apply 10
A. NJ. WORKMAN 81 co.
Real Estate and Loan Brokers.
is North Ninth street.

dent OF Station "a, postoflee ana IS n
SON OF Captain John FL. Redwood, OF the
Richmona Fire Department, Miss Iiar-
lowe Is q daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. john
r. fIarlowe and Is a most popular younS
Mr. ard Mrs. Redwood Will be at home
TO their friends at no. 6l3 North SsYeHth
Street, this city, after April stt-
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Cotton dull nlddlinS lSs net 5s ss5 s. j.:
stock. iys.is5 bales; export 70 Great Britain Y
1888 bales. II. IL !. ~.
Total to-day all .rs sesppeits Esi bass
10 France. 2.G3S bales; stock, lo):ll oa.ss;
CONSOLIDATED II all seaports-Na treccipttss::i
1915 bales; N expert to Great britain o'aso
Total since September. LIST at all seaports-Set
receipts. G7ai.3 bales: export 70 eireai billa ~,
o os,ss ea'es G Saies japan s
bales 70 Mexico. .5.i7l bales.
Il NEW ORLEANS la, April 4-coTToS.-
OF spot holders, checks movement The; Iney 90
cline TO make concessions. Sales LID oaita,
inc,uding 40 TO arrive, Quotations advan s.a
noints higher. some few buying orders. were
In evidence and leading bulls readily TOOK al
offerings which were extremely iiln't ~, anu ntc
mark The weekly into.sSh, igures were e5.
trer1ely buliish and caused furry o. !ots
buying and short covering. These iigures. now
which were bearishiy construed by shores and
on them. This caused n wide recession az x,
we'll above the closing figures OF last "eeK.
IL was said that Liverpool was bunny DOH M, ~
the local and the New York markets. bu ~.
ish sentiment was strong and was aauea " "
The cold weather in the belt. the Nsnt iioVs-
inent and the reports that spnners We're nia nay,
Ing anxious inquiries for spots In me tIuutnS
close 10 49, declined to l5.3l. advanced 80
i5H declined 10 lb.i0, recovered 70 lo.ia iii.a
finally declined again TO u. 10 Inc n' az NJ
closed firm the old crop positions ne,ns i,e,s
uoiuts higher, wnie the new crop months "ei o
ilncnanged TO points higher 49,, ,scsnS
May 10. 40gl5 II; June. l5t3qia.ei July. Ss
a.. o ousIs ls.I93lsls November. ls.o
l.0s; December. l.9lGylL3S. eaat
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nAI .rI,,onE srock MARKET.

4 BALTI3lONE3 STOCK MARKET. = az
v BALTIMORE. MD. April 4,--Seaboard Air
Line common, ahGl6; do. preferred. nothing
doing. Seabonrd As, 67;sg6S, ATLANTIC Coast
doing.