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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
THE FEDERAL COURT.
Two Indictments Reported and
a Case Dismissed.

The grand Jury OF the United States
District and Circuit Courts was impan-
eled and got down to work yesterday,
jury was adjourned Until to-day, but re-
ported two true BILLS One OF these was
In the case of Thomas ]. Wood. charged
with assanlting Mai Carrier Barnett
his duty. Two true bills We're returned
against NIoy Jung. charged with imper-
sonating a United States inspector, Other
In the District Court yesterday the case
of w. 70, Harris. charged with passing
Counterfeit money, was disposed Of. on
terlng a nolle prosequi, lie Is the man.
CHARGED with selling or disposing Of
fcounferfeits OF the old paper currency
known as shin plasters,
The court will get down to work to-
day in the trial OF cases before IL
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PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Executive Committee Decides to
Hold Meeting in St. Louis.

7-'7 Especial to Tho TImes-DlspntcN.l
meeting Of the Executive Committee Of
the Virginia Press Association. vas held
here this afternoon at the Hotel Norman
indetn Presiding, The Others present
were: Messrs j. T., Hart OF .Farnyille.
Va, Secretary; James II. Lindsay. OF
Chariot tesvllle; C: p. DENT, Of salem; a.
r. Rowe, Of Fredericksburg; y. G, Nose
ley, of banvile; G. o. Green, Of Clifton
Forge.
1t was decided to hold the annual meet
ing of the Association In st. Louis. June
Both. Cong ressnlan Glass and Mr., Hart
were named to represent the Association
at the Press Parliament at 81. Louis. May
10th.
A permanent insignia was adopted and
other routine business transacted,
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AQUlET DAY
ON MARKET N (.
Pending Hearing Of Northern.
Securities Case Largely
Responsible.
PRICES AT A sTANDsTILlL:.
Money Market Reported Strong.
Grain and Cottoi, Exports
Show Marked Decrease.
PRICES AT A sTAh N Y:
tBy Associated Press,

NEW. Y DIRK. April 1.-THE stock mar
kct was almost at standstill for the
greater part OF the day, but lost llttle '
lgtound Prices started upwards WIFE
como N,gor and thore was IL tentative 81.
fort to extend the advance by develop
Ing new points or strength, upon which 70
sustain prices. as was successfully done
last week, but the attempt met With less
success to-day. News bearing on STOCK
market conditions was not important ana
was not OF much Influence. 1t is probable,
however, that the hesitation OF the mar
ket was due In part to che penu:nS nohr-#
ing at ST. Paul to-morr0w * ne mot ,Hn
TO enjoin5 the pro ra Ia distribution OF tho
Northern Securities assets. Reported IN
tcrviews with the principals to this litiEa,.
a ton breathed spirit OF threatening that
was not renssirinR to the market. which
inside myatery' of this proceeding and
tho stock market operations IN Union
The almost buoyant#tone of the London
market helped the opening strength here.
Abundance OF money. Is reported avail
course OF surplus funds seems to be to-
wards Paris. Shipments were made OF
gold to-day TO that, destination from Lon
Z don ana $1,000. 600 Was engaged here. The
extreme ease Of money here facilitates the
outward movement Of gold The state
ment OF this country's trade for March
4 cntOreeS the SHOWING Of 4IOFIIici4 InOpl1S
q in explanation Of the turn In the foreign
exchanges.
Grain and cotton exports alone fell more
than So, oto,0N in value helow. those OF
March last year II last months expand
Ing tendency OF imports is still maintain
Il ed the impairment Of the trade balance IN
our favor easily. explains the outward
movement OF gold, q renewal OF the ad-
vance IN Union Pacific frcshened UP tho
late market to-day. but the gains are
moderate. G
. The bond marke, was also irregular and
less active. Total sales. par value, g. ESQ, =
On. United States bonds were unchanged
on call, ssli8 III e. M N e 55t3 ny
The total sales Of stocks for the day
were 1880 shares. 5sif 55 "
MONEY AND EXcHAEGE-CLOsE:
Money on call easy at 1-t1l ID: closing
bid, 1l-4: offered at liz: time loans,
steady; sixty days. 21-2G3: six months.
3:,-fdti: prime mercantile paper. 494 1-2.
Sterling exchange firm with actual busi-3
ncGs In bankers bills at s4.s7.35ll4.s7.40 for
demand and at $i.Si.S.diS4.90 for sixty
day kills;: posted rates, s.; S 1-244.ss: COM,
+ So 3.S: Mexican dollars. 43.
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The Park Attractions.

All signs point to a prosperous season
at The West End Electric Park, recently
opedenS While the weather was rather
cool yesterday afternoon. hundreds Or
people enjoyed the amusements IN the
park Considerable interest was MANIFEST
ed Sunday BY the large crowd who VS.;
tied the Reservoir IN The afternoon ana
Shoot the Whlrlpools' and the many
other amusement features in the popular
resort. s it.H t5E
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ROYAL ARcANUM d
MEETING GRAND COUNCIL OF VlR-
GINA, MORE ok, vAr APRIL

$3.50 round.trip from Richmond, via
Norfolk and Western Railway, and corr
respondingly low rates from all points
onlts line within the State. Tickets will
be sold April nth, 18th and 10th. good
for return passage until April cad.
quickest and only all rail line between
'Richmcnd and Norfolk. Three daily
trains yeaye Richmond 70 A, NJ, 8
r. M, ana 7:25 r. NJ, For tickets and fur
thor information apply to Ticket Agent.
Byrd street Station Richmond Transfer
Company. or at company's Office Sss East
Main street; Jno y. Wagner, City Pas
senger Agent. sSs 5s
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DR.. Watson breaches.

The series of meetings by DR.. G. D.
Watson at. the Mission Tabernacle No.
70i East Grace Street. began last night
itual address was made from Col. Ill:
10. The meetings continue daily at 3.45
and 7:45 P. NJ All are invited 73
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. April ll.:--Buying In dry, goods
ments for immediate shipment, 1t has been
one Of ne anletest days N the remsm ss ,
position to shade prices than before the present
apathy. Little more inquiry Ia heard from
the export market and stronger tone Is evil
dent here, 5tlt 'a+H
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.SULLY & co.
ENTER !. DEMURRER j | 3 R
Attorneys State That if Sustained.
They Will be Freed From
Bankruptcy.
tie That if Sustained
(By Associated Press.3

. Z . -
NEW YORK. April lid. l., sully q
Co.. through their attorneys, Dos Passos
Bros. have entered demurrer in the In
voluntary bankruptcy proceedings insti-
tuted BY creditors OF the firm. The de-
$murrers states that the petitioners are not
Just true and lawful crsdit9 ppsa that the
netitlon that Sully Il Co. have committed
an act OF bankruptcy, Az further. that
1t does not appear that the peutlon,e e,;s
have made such q case as entities them
Dan j. sully. in a sworn appended
statement. declares that the demurrer has
not been inlerposed tor the purpose g, 81 o.
delay. but has been entered IN good faith
upon tho advice Of counsel. The de-
murrer was filed. according to tho state
ments of John r. Dos Passos, II the FED.
era Court for the Southern District " y
New York, Mr.. Dos Passos says that +
the action IS sustained, Sully u Co. Will
be freed from bankruptcy
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NAVAL STORES.

). MltMIMGToN. N. g.. April 1L-splR1TIss
casks. Rosin-Nothing doing receipts, 50 bar
Crude Turpentlne-Firm at "a 25G's.76 and -;
receipts, barrels.
SAVANNAH GA, April 1l.-TURPEN-
TINE-Firrn OF bs,sc,: sales, 100 casks; receipts,
27e casks; exports. $50 casks. Isosln-Steady;
sales, ~ barrels; receipts l,tbs barrsls;' e1'
cHARLEsToN. 8. G., April 11.JTURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Fonlinsl.
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Richmonders in New York.

~ Especial to Tho es-Dlspatch.)
NEW YORK, April IL Broadway Cen
trail. W. a. Johnson; grand. B. r. Crump:
Imperial, z. ID. Hotchkiss: York, w. b.
Victoria, T. Meyer: Grand, S. Galeski;
Holland, G. AfilLhiser; Marlborough, r.
II. English and wife; York. G.. s. AIcRae
and Wife; Plaza, H. 7. Meloney
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Big improvements.

Messrs. easel and Leholo. who recently
purchased the cafe at Twenty-second and
Main Streets, have Just put IN $4,000
worth OF Improvements to the Interior.
and have added the two adjoining stores
to their place.
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GWide-AWake Alderman.

Alderman Lewis Washer heard q noise
early yesterday morning. He looked out
his window and saw two men trying 10
store, He shouted at them and they ran
away. An examination of the premises
showed that nothing was taken.
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PRODUCE MARKET,

NEW YORK, April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and lower on spring patents: Minnesota patent.
.s,l5Q5. 80. Rye Fiour-ouiet. cornmeal-Qu i,,
Wheat-Spot steady: No. 2 her. 3l.o6 nominal
Options opened easier owing to big world
Shipments and lower cables. Later they rail-
lied on fears OF bullish crop report The
May closed ct ss4sc.: July. ?lHc.; September.
SAC: December st..c.
Corn-Spot dull: No nominal Option mar
ket was dull all day. closing q aStc. net lover.
May closed at Soc; July. bs'5c. oats-Easy'
4 Beeii. STEADY Gu, Meats-Dull. Lard
Western steamed 49, rsnsaa w S,mt;y ce SIX
short clear sl4,259l6.76; mess. II. eGls9 tai l..
coffee@Spot Rio, nrm: No. I Invoice. &c, {:
mild steady; Coriova, l0I1 3c. The market for
coffee futures opened steady at IN advance or
6Ti5 points. following steady European cables.
small primary receipts and while the market
steady to firm. Tho close was firm with Sep
tmeber 10 points higher and the other months
15fIsD points net higher. Sales $500 bags
Sugar-Raw, steady; refined, quiet Rice
Quiet Moasges-Flrm.
Buttcr-Steady; extra fresh creamery, eeiac, !:
state dairy. I5irsoc Cheese-Unsetted; State.
full cream. fancy, September. small, clored.
Ise fancy xS MITE e., he he
aevrage finest. isMc,; Southern hrsts,. l7.Ic.
3 Potntoes-Firm; Long Island s41t25 Jersey.
ss5OGI 90; State and Western. sacked. 20, ESQ
So: Jersey sweets, $a,50G4.60. Peanuts-Steady:
fancy handpicked. exc; other domestic, 3kdp
sitc. Cabbages-Flrm; Florida, per barrel crate.
f375140o. Cotton-By steam to Liverpool l2c.,
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BALTIMoRE. Mp,... Aprll ll.-FLoYR--.-
S. 0a5,p 'Wheat-pulli spot. Contract. $50
iOsA; spot No. 2 red. Western, N.AA the
month slo3Ql ,Os..; southern by sample, 95c @
Bose, Southern white corn 40a51c. Oats
Barely steady; No. s,wh!te. 4se, sales; Rye
unchanged fancy imitation, l9aDc lido. cream
sry, a5,a 92gc do ladlN lbRlsa. istoEa packsa
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

= baltimore. MD. April ll.-Seaboard Air
1lislplsA, Seaboard As. s67zag6SA: do. a-year 6s
s5;sWS6; do. l9.year IS .97isG9Sis. Atlantic
Coast Limo, common closed at losAdpllo. Moth
Ing doing In preferred.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKETS.

PETERSBURG. VA, April ll.-PEANUTs-
continues tlrm at tl.l5 per bushel for Spanish:
offered. Yirginias firm at 4Nc. for fancy stock.
Some shipments are being made from Peters.
burg of stock that had been stored In this
city,
NORFOLK. VA, April M,-PEAN UTs-
Fancy, 4HG6c. strictly prime, ~ a. &c, !; prime.
bushel. F.Ft
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Case Continued.

The case OF Mrs. Jameson has been con-
tinued In the Hastings. Court to April
23d She Is charged with passing q bad
draft on tho American Nat!one! Rank,
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New Position.

Mr.. George W. Cease, we'll known here
as a successful commercial man. has &C
cepted a position with the Edgewood Dis.
tilling Company, of Cincinnati.
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247s0 Ar1algamated Copper 80" "a
GOV Amer, Car ard Foundry. 2
ia Amer, Cotion ~ \. 4. /, J. j. I. !.

247so Arnalgamated Copper 80"
GOV Amer, Car ard FoutidrysuN
Amer. Cotton Oil.........s..
Amer. Snuff ................
Amer. Snuff, pfd..,........
Amer. Can. i;ii............,.
300 Amer. Locomotive, com. ~.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd. ~.
2iO0 Amer. Sugar ...,..........
$500 a., r. and IS. Fe, com. .....s
400 Al. L. and s. re. pfd........
62sO Baltimore and Ohio. .......
41i00 Brooklyn Rapid Transit....
Canada Southern .........8.
1900 Canada Pacific ...........,
900 chesapeake and Ohio. 80.
1900 CHI. Great Western.
1900 Chi, Mil. and s.. P.......... ]
21Q0 Colo. Fuel and Iron. ........
Colo. Southern. com. .......
\ 200 Colo. Southern. LIST pfd......
Colo. Southern, I'd pfd......
Cley.. Gin, Chi. and s. u. /.
Continental Tobacco. pfd.. (.
570o Consolidated Cas- i......... 2
$500 Delaware and Hudson. ~. /
100 Del, Lack. and Ivest..... 2
2540o Erie, com......... ........... (
Avn JITlct tl5t lLu....' .s'.......L,s
200 Erie. I'd psd. .................
200 General Electric ...,. /
1850 Illinois Central ...........
800 Louisville and Nashville.
300 N1anhattan...... $50. ......
900 Metro. Street Railway. -. ]
n4o0 Mexican Central ...,.......
b 2OO. Mo-, Kan. and Tex. COM.
+ 200 Mo-. Kan. and Tex. pfd..
1850 Missouri Pacific .............
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corrnNsEEn on MARKET.

NEW YORK, April u.-Weakness in hog pro;
to-day; the market ruled easy with a moderate
business, Prime crude, :. Q. b. malls, 2e1a0
27c. prime summer yellow. nominal. primo
white, ssassc.; prime winter yellow. S5aa6c
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The leading future. ranged a. follows,

Gash 1uota.lggHs WSla as IoIIoWs: iLUVaH II.
Ru and ss ss@syc No. saf5e ga Thsa e
corn, b2sab2Tc,; Mo. 9 yellow. b27s a5Sc. No. 3
oats, ssss ass,sc. ;No; white, ss@t2c, No. 2
choice mailing, 44dSse. No, | laxseed. flo9:
No. northwestern, slls; prime Tmothy seed.
lard per 100 pounds ss,4214I6.4S short ribs
sides (loose), S625gss7isi short clear sdes (box-
s s7g7ss Whisky basis q hlsh Wines,
STEADY; creameries, IL, sstgSn;if dairies 5sh@
at 9ll0,ac,
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va. April II. 1924.
QUOTATIONS. y
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(sales at Union Stock Yards, @
-. $500. r ichmnnd VA. Aprtl IL. -la04.

cATTHLE1ReeeIpts. ass head; market far;
Bfe. . esoa s* g fsiI sa'S o s's
!sase medium 70 good a4, IS common Ss 70 e
far a. COWS tr sat co.'s; 0ss 81
Quarantine cattle. s5ilsc oss.Reesslnpss!ss -, ssa
head; market firm Good = hogs. Oh $3.50, !;
she sHEEPGReeeip.s eos sead:. marke. steady.
Good sheep. ssasc.; yearitnSs 61ac,; pucks'
ceip,. so head MSl Rss steady 70 nc nigh
Good to prime steers. S. 3ge 80; po2r ~. %
4s cow, s;s: heIfers s. s54t So !! Gamers:
s:a2eo; bulls. s294oo; calves s. 6oa T e ats
s seaa a9 SEQ sssa left over
head Market steady 10 Be- higher. Mixed and and
eors = s.s seea T. ehsss hf eS
$500 head sheep ana lambs lSa,se n higher =
s s.s5; w ssasa iambs. ssas.s '
New YORK. April 11.-REEvEs-Rseeipts
tat bulls. easier: others steady; medium and
tsass ssIp Sssa ssskss
DC lower and closed =. = lower Common IL to
Rssnss s Ssa top aso &c 70 e1:r ensf
calves. ssGo City dressed veais. lower at 6Q
e peg Sheep and
Sheep slow to l0c. lower; lambs. 1Sc higher
Unshorn sheep. ss,50g6.e5: clipped sheep. $50
wooded yearlings. $3.50. Hogs-Recepts, ,s.3iS
head. Market shade higher. Good Ohio hogs,
$3.50.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsBURG. Pa
April M-cATTLE-Supply light; market &C
!Si Ghofs ss n aeaS. assks 1a
ket active. Prime heavy and mediums, $3.50
$50: heavy yorkers IS. 46Gb.50; light workers..
$5.25G6. 30: pigs. S6d5,1b: roughs. S. c594 Is.
Sheep-Supply fair: receipts % double decks:
market steady, Prime wethers s5.?ol5:5o:
common sheep. $363.b0: choice lambs So. 200
$50: veal calves, $S1560
CINCINNATI @. April ll,-HoGs-Fntry
active at $4,000. Cattle-Stead3 at s2e5I47b,
sheep-StronG at 3274.5O. Larabs-Steady at
j4I50I6.O0. 1870
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CHICAGO. ILL. April n.-Alarm!ng reports
West caused nrmness here to-day In the Wheat
pit. Compared with Saturdays close final fig,
ures today are &c. higher on July. Corn and
oats are each down Mc.. and provisions NO
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Cotton, quiet: middlins. 1880 net receipts.
ia bales; gross. e3s bales; sales, so bales
stock l9s,3i7 bales.
Ia Total to-day at all seaportH-Set receipts,
32.t bales; export to Great Britain. 4. zoo bales;
10 the Continent. 1851 bales; stock 47s.i2s
Consolidated AT all seaports-Eet receipts.
1873 bales; export to Great Britain. 600 baiesi
10 the Continent, ll.l71 bales.
D Total since September LIST at al seaports-.
Net receipts. s.T4 ,33y bales; export 70 Great
Britain, 2.1l7;s7i bales: to France. 6sl7o4 bales:
10 the Continent {, 3G5, $40 bales: 10 Janpan,
so.cn nalex: to Mexico. z5.411 bales
5s NEW ORLEANS. La. April IL COTTON
Spot cotton quiet, BUYERS and sellers apart,
fnctors refusing 20 make concessions. SAFES
2.aja bales Including l,l59 to arrive. Quotations
b Futures opened steady with prices s1ls points
lever following the course OF liverpool ana
New York Longs gave the market but little
Bpot and bears gold cautiously. only using
their hammers when X became necessary 70
keep prices down. In the northwest section OF
the cotton belt the young cotton In many feids
has been nipped by frost, and much repantlng
will have 10 he done In tho trading May
opened points below Saturdays closing at
II 50 declined to l4s9 and t1nail; advanced to
lt7s. The market closed quiet with net losses
Cotton future. quiet and steady: April. 14.st
bid: May, iL7G4iiT: June. 1i?s1ls.oo; July.
ib.2l bid: August, It31I1i22; September 12.aau
1884: October. ils2Gus:: November, Ills bid;
December. IL. bid
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SPECIALLY LOW ROUND TRIP RATES
OFFERED BY THE sEABoARD

rs =
$50. TO- Richmond, Va, TO Jacksonville,
Fla. and return, account meeting ..In-
teystate Sugar Cane Growers Associa-
tom" tickets on sale May I'd and Sd,
good returning until May $, 1904.
SO. 70-Rlchmond Va. to Carthage. Mo-.
and return. account Annual Meeting Ger
man Baptist Brethren. May. 19th-27th:
tickets on sale May 18th to 24th incln-
sive, good returning May Goth; can be
extended until June Doth by depositing
same and payment Of fifty cents.
s39.05-Rlchmond Va. to Dallas, Texas.
and return on account General Assem-
bly, Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
May l9th-27th; tickets on sale May 18th
to 18th, inclusive, good, returning May
81, 1904.
s65. 25-R edmond, Va, to San francisco
or Los Angeles Cal, account General
Conference Methodist Episcopal Church."
May Sd to s1st. and National Associa-
5tlon OF Retail Grocers Of United States
May Sd to sth; tickets on sale April 22d
to 30th. inclusive; good returning June so.
1904 Stop overs arc allowed both go
Ing and returning at a number of points,
also side 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.
". n. TAYLOR. G. It. a.,
$50 East Main Street.
n. 8. Lizard. D. p. A.
A I'll
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. April IL 1904.

Richmond Va. April Il. 1aoi.
SALES. s5s
"A Virginia centur;es--l,dno at sis 400 at s94E;
l7Sip at 9ln:E S90 q. gist.
q vrslnia.Caroina Chemical Co. Col. Trust
6 per cent-l,C5 at 81. 4
STATE SECURITIES. Bid, Aakcd.
North Carolina IS, c.. 1olo.......... loa 80.
North Carolina SIS, c.. lSla4....... $50 E&... 6&
Va Va c p Mf end ane H. FIX
CITY SECURITIES,
Richmond City ~. r.. lsao-la,1.... 1o3T loi n
RAILROAD BcEDs
Atlanta and Char. LIST Is. r., 1897. Jos -.
A. G. L, f. r, Con. TT 4 p. CO.. s2N %
GeorEIa. so. and Fla. iSt So. 1885,. liz -.
Georgla and Ala Con. 5x. 1885. .....s 1921 -. a
Rich and Neck LIST Is. ieis......... -
s, a. L. Con. Lat f., ls50.......... s,,1 So
RAILROAD STOCKS Par.
Atlanta and Chariotts............ital $50 -.
Atlantic Coast Line .tAr..s.......lt5 los -.
Atlantic Coast Line CON-. 100 ,da 80.
Norfolk and Western com......lto 50 -.
r. r. and p. DIV Oblig........ 100 200
seaboeM Air Line pfd.........lo0 IN 1875
SeabGiri Air Line com.......... 100 SIS l013
Eouthern Railway pfd ..........Uo So 80,
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
Broad Street Rank ..................25 J.. esst
Frs. National \, q, 200
National Bank of Virginia. LOO -. lcs
Richmond T. and S, Deposit Co... .loo. lost:
Virginia Trust co................1O0 sg.5 100
MISCELLANEOUS.
Va-cnr Chem pfd s ,. e.......isS lSs io;;A
Va Carolina Chemical com. 100 ISL 30
va.-Car. c. Co, Col. TT. p. c....... es,2 a
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James River landings. merchandise and pas
SINGERS. Virginia Navigation Co.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers OLD Dominion line.
Tug Radiant Baltimore, two oil barges.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL ii. 1904.
ARRIVED st5as55
Steamer saterdyk, Rotterdam and Amster-
dam. "A 8
SAILED.
Schooner Josie r. Burt, New Haven.
4 Schooner 8. g. Haskell, Savannah
Schooner John r. Bergen, Charleston
Schooner Charles w. Church. Boston
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MARINE 1NTELLlaEN
PORT OBJ RICHMOND. APRIL. II. 1904
App rurr s3

YUM OI' 1t1Of1N0OFN17t WV ~ 1--WE :.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes, Norfolk, msrchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line
Steamer Maud, Clifford. James River, Wood,
TUG Radiant. Baltimore. two barge. Of oil
STANDARD on Company,
55s SAILED if.
Steamer RoeahontaA GEaysa NoEfolk era,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS,

12s713c Ergs--st.ady at lie. susar--stronE
and Unchanged coarse grhnuiatea ana ms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12
IMPORTANT cAAheE.lN SCHEDULE.

IMPORTANT CHANGE IN SCHEDULE,
r., F, G. P, r. r.
Seaboard Florida Limited and Atlantic
Coast Line New York and Florida Spe-
c!al trains will be withdrawn for the
season as shown below:
SOUTHWARK.
No. 81, arriving Main Street Station.
Richmond, 1925 P. NJ. daily; last trip.
April 9th,
No. 81, arriving Byrd Street Station.
Richmond, ll:4O P, NJ. daily. except Sum
day; last trip, April Sth.
NORTIWARD.
No. 81, leaving Main Street Station,
Richmond, s:45 a. NJ, daily; last trip.
No. ss, leaving BYRD Street Station,
Richmond, 6;54 A. NJ. daily, except Mon
day; last trip. April i2th; - .,,,op
Traffic Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12

Spot cotton closed quiet, !o points Iowsr:
tales. J, 500 bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12

against 5.5es last year. nnd at Houston 1.lss
tbales against 3,as7 last year. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-12

CINCINNATI O. April 1l,-HOGS-Fntry
active at $4,000. Cattle--Stead3 at s2.e5I47b,
sheep-StronG at 3274.5O. Larabs-Steady at
{4l50d6.0O. IN.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-09-16


Only three applicants appeared at
the postofRoe Saturday morning to
take the competitive examintion for
rural free delivery mail carriers.
The applicants were Walter q. Parr,
Michael Cruit and Henry e. Shell
quist OF Wilmont, and all were pres
ent at the appointed time. In COM
pliance with the notice received
from the postoAdce department Post
master Coughran had made prepar-
ations for nine applicants, but as
only three were present the other
six lost their chance to take part in
this examination. The examination
papers have been sent to the central
board Of examiners for rural letter
carriers at Washington, D. G., and
as soon as the papers have been ex-
amined the applicants will receive
notice of their respective standing