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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
STAR
DIMS M'CLELLAN'S.
David Bennett Hill rs Still q
Powerin New York Politi-33St
cal Circles.
speolal Il INC Mines plspatchl a

FL tSpeGal stOaIne 'IlmcS-LlSptttSt.ltS is4
NEW YORK, April Ill Ia orS AIcelel-4
lans political star has. been suddenly,
and for the time, effcctually arrested
in Its ascending flil<ht by the successive
defeats or Charles i, Murphy at the
hands of ex-senator Hill and Senator
McCarrcn. Mi. Mcclellan has proved
tliut he is Il man OF forco und ABILITY
but ne is Indebted to Mr.. Murphy for
his nomination and election 70 me may
orally, an office that gained Tor hlM more
political prominence thar no could ever
have secured by his unaided efforts IN
C,onpress or by his Initiative III other
fields. MI Mcclellan may he able ~
stand alone after awhile-fa cerlalnis'
plycs .air promise of that--but lt pres
ent he IL under Mr.. Murphyss Wing, aud
his prestige suffers with that Of the
,rammany leader The latter mas planns9
great things for tho young mayor, mop
ing even that events nlistt nlahe NV. ~
,hSS T,cmocratic presidential candidate,
Irlll,s victory in The fight for control q
the state machine and the evident De- 3
sira of the Democracy OF the state Tor
parker caused Mr. Murphy to change
Ills plnns for his protege, y8
II h said that the Wigwam chief haS
been holding out against inNtrAe.lphs w W /
IpnrIot In order to make bargain Win
Htll that Mcclellan be named for SOY.
Crnor. but Murply's second defeat ~ his
pffoftrlo capture Brooklyn from MsSal-J
ran has determined the Hill-McGarfen
forces TO seize all the .spoils OF waf aliu
II WAS said to-day that Mr., ltill mas no
inteption of surrendering the State or
panlzutipn to Tammany by me hoiiih'i-
ton OF Mayor Mcclellan FOR governor ,,, \
III thus seems that Nj, McCiellAn VIII
haze % battle alone for future higher
i.
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JACK THE BUTCHER
WAS SENT TO JAIL
Justice John Had a Varied As
sortment Before Him
Yesterday.

Justice John had a rare assortment of
cases before him YESTERDAY
Jack the butcher sometimes known as
Alec Smith, was pinched as an accessory
in tho theft of $50 from G, a. Chapman,
anu Jennie Rock was looked upon as the
principal.
The actual robbery was not proven, hut
both Jack and jennie were given six
months each rs suspicious characters,
w. II, Godfrey was given ono year IN
.jnil for jmpersonatlng q deaf and dumb
man and imposing on the populacc.
Lawrence Wiilgopd was dismissed Of
tho charge OF stealing melodeon.
William Henry Robinson tt y, was sent e, p
\ watch from Nicols Ossi In a DOWN
35;1oe Patterson Is charged with shoot,
me stanley Baylor with a concealed
weapon Ne 1he case will be heard on the
both, =,
fight and $50 for woundins WlfNsya
yhe line Of DRINKS MAS right long
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ROYAL 4ARcANuM x
MEETING GRAND COUNCIL OF viR.
GINA, NORFOLK, VA, APRIL
y 18TH AND 2OTEi, "a

$3.50 round-trlp from Richmond, via
Norfolk and Western Railway, and COR
respondingly low rates from all points
on its line within the State. Tickets Will
DO sold Aplil 18th, 18th and 10th, good
for return passage until April 23d.
Quickest and only all rail line between
Richmond and Norfolk. Three daily
tlans yeave Richmond a. NJ,
r. NJ and 7:25 p. NJ, For tickets and fur
ther informa ton apply to Ticket Agent.
Byrd Street Station, Richmond Transfer
Company, or at company's office. S3S East
Main Street; Jno. =. Wagner. City Pas
Agent.
I'll. BOSLEY, Dist. Pass. Agent.
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4 NO BULLS" WANTED
Cotton Spectators Have Had
Enough of Them for the Present.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
NEW YORK. April 14.-No cotton bulls
are wanted on the Exchange here. Mr..
Sully having given the members all they
want OF that kind of manipulation.
sorle one discovered to-day that
Thomas j. Majors. the New Orleans cot
ton operateo|,tlie locno been e elected =
city. although - ms bplied for member
ship about four wteeks ago. This actor
was taken shortly after lie left for his
Southern home, and the reason for MIR.
AIajors's failure to secure admission is
popularity supposed to have been that he
was c large SPECTATOR with bull pro-
cllvitkas.
Mr.. Majors is one OF the members OF
tile so-called New Orleans clique. and
has always been known as ono Of tile
biggest cotton bulls.
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Low for Governor.

Especial to The Tim Dlspatch)
b NEW YORK, April FIX Mayor Low
is being talked Of for the Republican
nomination for Governor. but the boom
Of Mayor &Erastus C..sKnight OF Buffalo,
Is now about the most active thing In
Republican State politics. Supporters Q {
Mr. Knight say that assurances have
been received from Colonel Mlcheal J..
Dady. OF Brooklyn. TINT In the event
that ex-Lieutenant Governor Timothy l..
the gubernational nomlilat. al, the Brook
Ign delegation would be for Mr.. Knight.
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amlddling upiands. ll2S; middlins gulf. 1850
suleH 3.G5p bales s'fsst afl..l IA .a5t

sales, a5sq baies-
4 c2iS !!ssay #a es M ~ ss5
Ietai to-day q all seaportsSet ~ receipts ss
stock, 4sS,SsI bales.
Consolidated at all seaporls-Net receipts.
ss sspos a!sss tss
Tidal since September IS. nj all ssaperts---
bTta ineef i Gaiss g Franoe bales
A 10 The Continent. ., s5a.0D bales; 70 japan.
ss.z7i bales; 10 Mexico. 1851 bales, NJ
The itlmerse spot demand that developed IN
The local market to-day n.nyed the Game INTO
the hands OF the bulls after tho bears seemed
lover. Early in The afternoon rnnioix OF I'm
me,lse spot sales were spread aboail hnu tiet,o
pert. Total 5spot saics were l7,5e9 bales. This
en,,als the entrc amount Of trading done our
ing the whole OF last week. spot quotations.
Such trading had to have its effect on futures
and they showed sensational advances from me
low le-Iei U which They had been sent Dy a 8 !
future market closed steady and Maynnowing
n net gain for the day Of - points ~ ~ ,
July points at tss ana 0seosr nS enon rs
i4,S3, and July was 'S.ponts higher lhan tho
The The SENSATION Of the day was found IN tho
immense spo, tIansactionthy ~. 7. Brown ~
Company They! bought a.Co1 bales 81 sllots.
THIS wa. easily The larges, single sp2tntsn, ms
Tho amount Of money involved IN = was up
SprcSinAtey three-Guurters Of Iniiiion OF uoi
3 Cotton futures steady april. lias BIO; May,
H. 3TNliis; June, II Gltti4,Tl: july? ltSsIliSs;
August l8gSgii.Oo. September. s.9I i..aS: Oc
,ober, ito; November H. 529i Le'; December,
20 Hid .5s.i,s
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NAVAL STORES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PEI at SIC receipts. 5? casks,
Ros.n--Notnlng doing receipts, "a ba!re.s,
Turpentlne- Firm at s.,2aGS.7Se and ii,V0. Re-
ceipts. IL barrels, t5.- u = 2 -
TiNE-Flrm; sales. 40 barrels; receipts, ass
barrels; exports. 25s barrels. Rosin--Fiin;
sales. 949 barrels; receipts. l,asa barrels; ex-
&C HARLlsToN. S. c.. April 1A--TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Nominal.
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Property Transfers.

FL Richmond: James J. Pollard to Mary
e.. wife of Charles a, Harley, Is feet on
tho south side of Grace Street, 22l feet
east of Allen Avenue, $500.
q. IS feet on Grace Street northwest
corner Of Lomburdy Street. sl,sla.e1.
Henrlco: Albin Motherhood and wife
to Benjamin p, Ashton same deed re-
Mary Walters's executor and devlsees
10 S.tB. Adams. 80 feet on the north side
Of Ashland street, 25s feet west Of Ran
dolph Street. $Sli.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. April. H., loo4,
70 ~

PORT OF RICHMOND. April. III 1904,
!. ARRIVED
steamer Berkeley Shelly. Norfolk, merchaa-
disc and passengers, Old dominion line,
steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
JAMES River landings, merchandise and pas
s. myers, virginia Navigation Co,
EAlLEn
steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. merchan,
disc and pa sssngers, Old Dominion line.
PoRr NEWPORT NEWS, April. H. 1904,
ARRIVED.
Schooner Martha II. Small. Hampton Roads
Schooner Sycamore. New York.
Schooner II, w. Martin, New YORK,
Barge undaunted, New York
Barge Coal King, New York
Barge Indiana, Providence.
SAILED,
Schooner Paul Palmer, Boston.
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- -|T--- - ---- ~ AZ T-T- -7----- !
DRY GOODS MARKET,

NEW YORK. April 4:-The market eendi.
tons ~ dry goods show ie Ghanse aa Kin
quarters, which may develop into something
tangible before long. In the meanwhile. now,
tho buyer who does not want the goods is not
apt to make price for fear Of Il being ac-
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Revival Continues.

NM. rsviyal az Marshall Street Chris t.Ai
f,t.ulrchFwi continue rntil sunday ElS ~.
Rev, r. IL Cave, who Is asslssing "
pastor, preached q powerful sssm me- "a y
nigh, to crowded MOUSE, iEia st.tts WI y
ten additions 70 the church
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nALrIIonE. Md. Anil 1l--TLoUn-

BALTIMORE M Anoa A Hysl.t 1tgLou sIS1
s ssantract a's loasaIosS; spot 10, red West.
eTn the s,o mS s' h sttsssaEEass
snnt Md tho month, 50h N5Ofsc,; southern white
corn ioq5lc oa,spn,i NoS wsh9t s,p Az
4 Hni fterE|rm andunchanged; fancy INIT alton,
sWa fancy creamery ssEssc fancy ssS
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~, 10 dinr futures ranged as fol!ows:
|Ao 'SaN'''S oman High LOW, ClOu

Cash uuotatiolis We're as iolIoWs.a F1-SSTu oEso
Steady, No, 2 sprlns, wheat, 9oqSs Nc, az 3
sale: No. Q Yellow 6Shg53ke 10. oats
oS Mhf barIs$ 9s;is So F rS &
oh9aiss mating, li@i5c, No, ! naxseed ,sl.o9;
No norhWes,ern slls prime Tims s!lEi. seq sY
5aaoo Mess nerk per harFs} 81 sr; Tbs
s Iie tIoosop, SGg5a6 s1,S I short clear. sides
eisdJ ss60aG75 Whiskey, basis of high
vines slgs. Clover contract grade, 5000
cr--Steady; croamer.cs l44-3c; dairles.
1eiSGp2lc Eggs--Steady at mark, cases includ'
cd, l5IA@l6%o. cheese--WealS at 91lolsc,
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks In New York
SALES
nc

1870 Anialgamated Copper .....
COZ Amer. Car and 1foulldiy"..
200 Amer. Cotton Oil.a.,........
Amer. Snuff .....,..,..
AZ Amer Snuff, pfd...........
lsW Amer. Cail 4............,.....
5M Amer. Can, pfl........f..,..
40 Amer, Locomotive, coin 80.
go Amer. Locomotive. pfd..,
24oo Amer. Sugar ,............,..
1890 A., 4. and s. he, con......
x @ A., z. and s. Fe. pfd.....,
6gy Baltimore and Ollip..,...,..,
l5iW brooklyn Rapid Translt....E
Canada Southern ....,...,..
WO Canadian Pacific ..........
M chesapeake and Ohio......
Ivy Chicago Great tYGstern....
3lDQ Chi, Nil. and S. P..........l
fN Colo. Fuel and Iron.,....t.
~ 40 Colo. Soutllerll, com..a..,.
Colo. Southern, 1st pfd.,....
100 Colo. Southern, "a pfd.n....
Slev.. Gin. Chi. and s.. LIZ.
Continental Tobacco. pfd..
Goo Consolidated Gas t... ........
100 Delaware and Hudson.
~ Del, Lack. and Nycat.....
ISCJ RE, COME. .f........,...,.
100 Eric, LIST pfd. ................
VI 500 Eric, "a pfd
l20 General Electric .......s...
go Illinois Central ..............
200 Louisville and Nashvllle....
IA 10 Mat,hutln.,n. .......,
/ 2GG Metro. Street Rallway,.....
400 Mexican Central =.
lis Mo. Kan. and ;rex., COM.
200 Mo. Kan. and Tex, ptd...
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT NlARKETs.

PETERSBURG, va. April l4:-PFANUTS-
Continue arm at S1,lI per. bushel for Spanish:
offered. Vlrginius trm at 4Hc. for fancy stock
Some shipments are being made from Peters
burg OF stock that had been stored IN this
NORFOLK. VA. April ls-PEANUTs-
Fancy. 4Eu5c; strictly prime. 4ts lAtsc.: prime.
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DAILY (ExCEPT SUNDAY SERVICE
IS VIA THE POPULAR YORK RIVER

York Line viii sail daily except Sunday,
Nj, ieavIg Lalt more at 500 r. NJ, except
SUNDAY. 1t is the most econom, cal and
.attractnve way of reaching Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and all the North
and East.
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70 BIRMINGHAM ALAn AND RE-,
TURN AT HALE RATE, VIA
SniI-THERN RAIL WAN, III

on April 2lth and 95th The Southern RAil-
way VIII sell special tickets to Birmng,
ham and return. ~. one fire for tho round ll
The round "trip rate from Richmond will
he $3.50, Comparatively low rates from
all the other points on the Southern,
tasttrains each way ndnlly," With South
crn Railway Dining Cars, tho service Of
which IL maintained at the highest, stand,
ard OF excellence. Ticket offices $40 and
800 East Main Street.
G, w. WESTBURY, u. i. A.:
Richmond, Va,
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Low RATES TO JACKS oNvlLlE,
M f-I a ALIn ALL a kI-rIc g "a 9 - 4 Ihlr-

FLA, VIA ATLANTIC COAST LINE,
On account Of meeting OF Interstate
GugArcnne Growers Association Jack
eolvi!le, Fla, May 4th to 9th, this line
wlll sell round trip tickets at rate Of
ono Iisst-class fare. plus % cents, which
is from Riclmond 5000: Petersburg,
$lg.95; tickets on sale May I'd aad Sd 1901,
with final limit May 9Th, 1901. This is
the quickest and best routs; offering
l3ulman sleeping, Drawing foom, Din
ing and Thoroughfare cars, without
change, For complete lnforplation ap-
Nv e. any agans af the company; or.
z. S. CAMPBELL.
niyttlen Passenger Agent,
sss East Main Etyest, Richmond. Va,
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PHILANTHROPIC MOVE.
DR., Pearsons, Of Chicago, Will
Endow Three Colleges,
f.nv ( ssocia ted Press. 4

MOBILE, ALA, April l4.-Dr. y. r.
Pearsons left to-day for bis homo in
Chicago, He says he will endaw college,
at Yankton. s. p,i one in Oklahoma, and
one At Winter Park, Fla. In comm ernora.
ton Of his birthday to-day
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DIZZINESS
CONT lNUES
Volume Of Business on tho Mat
kct Yesterday Was Very
Il Small.
PRICES DEsC END GRADU ALLY
rostponelnent Of Decision III
the Northern Securities Case
Causes Trading to Fall Of.
tsy Associated PresaD

NEW YORk, April l4.-Tl,ere ear pc
bur small Importance attached TO mar
ket or the small volume OF IRA. "a a. Il,
days. Tho dullness IL attributes 80
part. 10 tho departure from the street OF o.
many large operators whose trading haa
been an mporta,,nt element ah II o sne ms
Intervene III the Northern Securing, ,,s
pro-rsA diatriDution OF Northern !, , sf-
I'd upon by the small remainder or az.
i've traders as the dominant feature III
the outlook. Early to-day, while II was
cxfectod that a. dafison q, wot t ere oe wnTe
sono irregular fluctuations IN the mar
ket After 4 became known t M t t,le Gu-
lapsed into profound dulimsgs, i, ihn lnW ~
stagnauon OF demand 10 weigh prices
gradually downwards. Tic March state.
what modines the unfeyn.rable Impress, r.
ioni0f tho statement OF exports ny ail n
crease In the value OF manufactured en-
ports, WHOM offsets In part the. large lo ~,
in the exports of domestic products Inc
value or Imports also las fallen. linus
helping TO ease the excessive reduction
in tie balance Of trade in our favor
which was threatened. Assertions ana
opinions from various sources Of crop
damage accompanied The desultorY de-
cline in prices, which reached u point IN
some OF the leading railroad stocks ana
indus rta,a Amalga;nhtcd Copper and
Anaconda were sold on doubts OF amin
grease In the coming dividend. Inc ,
market closed easy and al about iat nc
lowest The bond market turned heavy
In sympathy with stocks. Total sales
4 (par vaiucJ ;2lJ.ro0.
United statos ~ declined ID per cent.
on call ~ Is. !; @
Total sales Of stocks were 3s3.eoe shares
NEW YORK. April lA.-Elose: Money
bid. 4 il; offered at Ia. Tiue-money
easy and dull; sixty days and ninety
days 2l-2Gia: ak months 3 sSt. Prime
mercantile pepper, aai l-a per cent. steri-
In Bankers bills al sI3SIts..s7,p for
demand and a $i.S56it % for sixty do y
bills; posted rates. si.Sj II and s LIS; COM
merc!al Bills, yLs4 ~; bar siivcr, 81 3-6;
MEXICAN dollars, ~.
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c.oTToNsEpD OF MARKE1,,

COTTONSEED OF MARKET, y.
NEW YORK. April 14--To.day's cottpnseed
oil market appeared to be a waiting one.
BUSINESS was reported light at unchanged
prices Prime crude, +, o. b. mills. e6siG2iAc.;
prime summer yellow. 39isc.; off, summer yel-
low, nominal; prime wheat SSas6c.; prime
winter yellow, $50 Soc. Ns
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NEW YORK. April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
none. Feeling -norinally steady. Dressed beef.
steady Mt 6,sgst2c. per pound for natiyo sidee
pound Calyea--R pts. ll2 head; fair trade.
hut market &c. lower COMMON to prime q. {.
dressed ,yeals steady at 6uShc. per poun!I'
choice per pcuns SHEEP and nc b amnste
Jiambg Ioc higher. Common to choice unshorn
lambs sold at S. l2,av7.oo per hundred pounds;
clipped at $3.50 Dressed mutton. nrrp m az osp
GO per pound dressed lambs. SO nc. per
pound HoEs-Receipts, li.slo head: Live hogs
steady al 1915 per hundred pounds.
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BALrIMoRE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, April I.-Seaboard Air
Kline preferred, |? kid- Atlantic Coast Line
common. 1QSS ql03; do. preferred nothing do
|.is55st-sa 5tt3t-- s.Elss
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= BALTIMORE. MD. April l4.-cALFEs,,
veal. 5gai.c: poor TO good, per head, SSGs.oo;
Lambs and sheep-sprins am2s' enoice -I ana
pcr pound; wool sheep. per pound best stock.
sc soca per he'd h,, ea as1 nou antsr's 81
&C.. as to quality and weight.
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g..t5g aH >yfrtfsSs7, lH-s4 zoe VIZ - Gaf
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. April 4 li.--FLOUR-FtTmer.

NEW YORK, April d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rye Flour-s,cady. cornnsea!-s'eady Rye
Steady Barley-Quie,:
Options had stronger opening, pasea Oh az
verse winter and spring wheat news una COY Coy.
er!ag Later they responded 10 Esaii.'Is, guy
in the las. hour again advanced on iutlnEs
damage reports and closed party as ::.,i ne.
higher May closed at s5ne6isc. jury, s-'se.'
Seotenber. Soc : December Ss,sc.
+ Cor7,-S.ot lrIn; No. :. nominal. oPsioh
market opened higher with wheat ano on epH GOV.
erinE and closed 5sIac. net higher hiat
closed al 56ssc.;; July. SSsc, oats-spot queit;
Deei-s,eady. Cut Meats-onet Lard Lard
Sisa1v pork--Cuiet. Taliow-Dull. Rosin-a
STEADY T',rpentlne-Steady at as1ssisc.
C.oGce-- Spot Rio, steady. 40. z tnvolte' aiSSc.,
nild steady; Cordova, l9al'c. The market
fnr ,cott,e futures opened steady ut 90
cline OF 1oga0 points under riquioat!oA t ~.
lowing very Disappointing European cables
and Father heavier primary receipts. but IN
the last half hourSo 50 turned weak. uuusr &C.
live selling Tho close was barely STEADY az naa
decline OF $685. points Win saics " a vi,vW
hans Srgar--Raw, nominal; TAR !elnlns'
aIlc: centrifugal. 90 test, 3fsc. no,aSass suhar,
sisc refined. quiet Kce-Duli. Mo'A's
Firm, t.s,, .roan,ary 2oc
STATS dniry l5i1sec. Cheesc-Quiet; state, iuil
cream. small colored. fancy September l2c.
small White. fancy. September, i.e, Eg lss
Firm; State and Pennsylvania, net, nearby, average
nssr scs sSstn' new Flordas s4soa5o
Long Island. sS15aig5 State and Western.
a.ohs 81 StIs 5o Jcrsey sweets s2,6Ol4.0O.
I1eanits--OuIet; fancy handpicked, bGc;; other
dc,nastIc @3itnGhc. CabbaSeS--l'lrmi :. tlorloa,
per bnrrel, crate, S3:SaSbc. Conformity steam
TO Liverpool. l.c'
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q rr,1rAcO. ILL. April 1L-Posslble decreased
arrears In The Northwest and renewed dnmage
reports from the s9u'hwsS, were tas
a1rs NM Wheat showed n gain OF &c. oyer
iast NIGHTS rina ngures. Corn also Is UP Nc;
t.ss nodihyansed hGlhc Provisions closed n shade
49, lower. l4llF
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L. s.. rerundng Is registered !. \. $50. 1854
u. s. refund!nr as coupon. .............. lD5&
u. Is. %, registered. 100 !
u. s. IS, coupon Z. s, ~. ;. lo7
u. s.. New ls, registered Observation-Disclosures 1881
u. s. New ", coupon Observation-Disclosures. 13SIs
u. &. Old As. registered 1914
a Is ora re 49, sGju e lS5A
.Atchison adjustment ~ ..,.............,., OIL
atlantic Coast Line Is Observation-Disclosures. eaH
Baltimore and ohlb Is .................... 1t0ss
Baltimore srH OrIo siss .................. 81
Central Of Georgia 81 Observation-Disclosures 07h:
Central Of ceorgin !:t Inc ..,,....,,.,... 3d.
chesapeaKc ana Ohm il.s .....,..........sl 1924
C,hIca.o and Alton 3Iss ...,....,,....,.,... 70
f,hicaso. IA and Quincy new Is. ....,,.. o.
Chicago. 81 and 81. Paul gen is........ 10S.s
Chicago md NorthWcst ern con, 7y....... 1zJ1s
Chicago, r. ~. and Pacific 4s............. III
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q CINCINNATI, O.. April H. -HOGS-Active
and higher az siJ4.25. Cattle-Dul and lower
at sl.25ai.75 Sheep-Strons at s3giao Lambs
Higher At $46OIG %. ..l... ~
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BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago r. n. and Pnc.t col. 6s..,.......... g y
c. G.. c. and ST. Louis gen. As............ WI Sd.h
49,. ~ a. "a ,nInccn Ia IS
SoinrnHn Nd Snufhern "a ,,,,,............ ssh
I1nnvera a nd MI (iranio a. .............. 0Sh
ntria ,,r,nr iie,, "a ysh
Erio E: =. ! 4. =. Observation-Disclosures. s6ts
Fort Worth and Denver City lsts.-...... I w
vis,.ffio anh Saah 1Inifed is........... 99A
Manhattan consol gold 10 leesta
Mexisam ccnt lat Observation-Disclosures. 1871
MINI and 81 lonls d = 4er:. Ss
Wtssonri 'itntlsas and Texas 2ds......... 1874
S.tiorai =, -R'Iof Mexico con. 40. ......., 735
:, ,u Ynrit Central gen. 5ns,,............ 9ss
NJ. fe ~ cnntra gen 5s..,.............. l29li
~ d otHo aa - l03
erthern PaciGc as 72m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-15
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET,

CHICAGO. ILLD.-I April 1L--CAIILE..-Es'
ceipts sop head. Market steady 70 strong
ss.soas.4o; Suckers and feeders, se.isa4.ss;
COWS, sedit41; hsifeys. s. 25ate g; Gamers ssg
FED steers, sidIl. 50. ,Hogs-Receipts y
90 head: tomorrow. 1900 head; left over;
and butchers, s5.1oas IS: good to choice heavy.
rough heavy ~, s. io G = ssieen 1isaRts
ceirts, 10, 900 head. Market slow 70 steady.
Good choice wss a s.saS 90 tar 20
s'aj:S native lambs $4a5.75; a Western lambs,
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-24

My line of fine hand-painted
china has just arrived-having
been delayed by the customs
the only line of hand-painted
china in town, and at prices but
a trife above the ordinary kind.
See this line before you purchase
the common kind.
TYPOGRAPHY.
or wood burning, is becoming the
great craze. Nothing nicer for
an inexpensive present. We
have a big line of three-ply
placques, from 10 cents up. Our
line of fine diamond jewelry,
watches, rings, link buttons, scarf
pins, sterling silverware, fine cut
glass, chains, ETC., is now COM
plete.
UMBRELLAS.
Buy a detachable handle UNI
brella. Stronger, handler and
most convenient in travelling.
"As good as the best, and bet
ter than the rest"
Abner c. Thomas
JEWELER. ...