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pIcHMo 81! \ P Il i cR s1ARKET.

ed daily. Unla.s Otherwise STATED these
a1o!S,!ons ere Ths9le-Si pdees Chickens per
y nm ind 5asoc.; broIlers per pound. 946c
,ens. per pound, .3&slic; ducks. per pound =
sassys4: 1s sa pSssa
pur III head. ! 81 lpibc Euineas. per hesd ac.
Hslrs Rssksa p poun 9ouas
sls i,e s;oss safssSR e,
ss ss'lss
t4 dsss S
te NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aisS. peaches. N. c.
t psrs bound nd 4Sc. eppies fancy, sliced pei
pss bu.hs
blaekeye No. per bMsls i isG
4o white mixed !, p 3sE, bsshs 1osal.; col.
n aroe Ssl yss sss'Ss II 2sas
sheIes peSna Se
p prims no4aaa aa4c Su i per pound ~ gsc
Y FLO uRssWinter Superior. s!6s q; winter
sas xpsss: sss
go Buckwhsat: per pound ~ Pc. Cornm NEE
Selt 3D. ; ;es
22,00; bran. SO. 50 el.oo ,i ts. Ss
OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS
NEW York. ~ April 1s,-FLOUR-Dull. but
steady. Rye Four-Quie Buck,sheat Flour,
Nominal. cornmealT Steady. Rye-NIo m'na''
WHEAT No, red nominal. s.e-
yator. Options closed barely STEADY and !sG re-
ret higher, May closed Of 'los's 1uly ssc';
;esss sl'yssss 4st;sn: r.
bseiQ family. slslsn; mess. SIG
ISyi H. steady. rurpsat'ne-pu'l at
MAJ m's sasS s
Sas s9s sisd srss w.
Sto,Idy " Molasses -Nirn !, {, ~
and UNCHANGED a. III HGi te 1or
Strong sa sista dairy :ssYg ao
slsa 81
$ eahss
sssaSS Rss'sf lsE sasss g.,
APT l lsI e asfr,s
y An influential factor In making q stronE mar
as sss shogsd III Of sgss
aSy heas " fsse psrsssls s
sseys. ,..
WHEAT M ?, I. q. (; 3. \, 7, wv, !,
I:s| III ' III ' III |sS
scORN-No. 2. "a. rs. s. T. 81. /. q.
49, s:E' III fl. fl fl IA
goATs-No q, Il
|I:||| !, ) s. q
Nay x \. 1870 l2,62h
July s7ls ,s7s "a 80
S SsI| (; E;s''
st1GRTs n Insr-Pe r 100 albs X ,.6s8
III May Ge7ls 100 6a5 y1 sS4
s aaIy Iis d;a asis 1ss,s
Cash quotations Wsya AZ follows ELo t1R-s
EASY. No. q spring Wheat. ~ \ NO. z.
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N A&7.lVAVRN5iHf1|k&NI9Sterrl

LEAVE RICHMOND DAHL. 5ss
Ivy a.. nA--4s OLlA LtaillED. Arrives
~ ii:lo A. Al. stops onis at Petersburg
SNayerly iAnd suffolk. S$Jj y89S
s, KS A.. Ai.---Gi1iCAiOal 1S Pr ESS. 81 EuHe,
p Ear .. car. PetersDurg 10 LynchburE and
Roanoke. Pullman Sltepera Roanoke to Colun.s
bus, B!ueneld to Clncinnnt; also Roanoke to
4 knoxville, and Knoxville to \ Memphis. Cate
4 1910 Pm ;3-ROAN oKI EXPRESS for Farm.
Vile Lyhehbtirg and Iionhoke. s, Sls5 5Ssg
200 II. NJ -OCEAN s SHORE LIMITED. Are
rives Norfolk $3.50 p. NJ. Stops only ut PETERS,
burg, Wavcrlys ana Sufrolk, va Connect Is W til
steamers to Boston, Providence, Now York.
7:25 2. M.--For N orfolk and all sta lions east
q $50 r. M.sNEWg ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
pullman sleepers Richmond ato. Lynchburg and
Roanoke, Petersburg TO East Radford, lIIynch.
burg to t:hnttanoogn. Memphis and New Or-5
$ $50 p. N -sT. Lou1s EXPRESS Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke to-
Columbus. Dining Car. ti6s n ass
Trains arrive from tho West 4 AZ a.. NJ. h 2:t6
P. NJ: and 9:is r. NJ I. from N rfolk II 40 a. NJ
arG $3.50 p. M. 3 5's%Ii II al
Il W. n. sREvILL, S55t C. H. BOSLEY
Gen'l.A Pass A at. Dist. Pass. fAgt.
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MARKET UNABLE
TO BEAR STRAIN | I'm
Violent Break in Northern Se-
curitics, Followed by Quick:
Recovery, Days Feature.
DECIDED SETBACK lin PRICES.
Enormous Borrowing Demand J.
Of Union Pacific Closing
Very Weak.
nv 4 .socIntcd t,rcss.)5

u ~ a
Ntsyy YORK, April ls.--The trepidation
o. speculators to-day caused a free u il
loading OF stocks ana a rat Ter severe IN u
road on prices. Tho news OF the lt daygc
tnIned nothing 10 Indicate an impairment
OF actual values, but the action OF the
market itself seryed to create tfstruat ana y
uncertainty over the many stories OF bril-.
liant financial projects which have Deen
tho principal motive for tile buying or
q stocks IN TO the recent high levels Of
prices.
Thc Incident having the most direct IN
Il fluencc was the sudden and violent break
4 OF Northern Securities within the nrrt ten
minutes OF the trading In the curb mar ket.
Tho flrst few sales Of the stock we're "a t "a
fraction higher than last Mig TIT. up 70 I'LL,
q but d flor this there seemed e bsolutcly
& no demand, u and the price was offered
down prccipitntely IS points without ind.
4 ing buyers. The news quickly reached the!
floor or the stock Exchange and induced
( & sl,inp III tho price Of Union Pacific ana tl
!. st. Paul. The quick recovery OF 10 or y.
4 points in Northern Securities was report
cd almost Immediately. This feverisll sac-i
tion left sentiment very much unsettled
rho market position Of Union Paclfic
N also has been the subject Of growing sus-
piclon. The enormous borrowing demand
Tor this stock. which has nttracted mark
ed attention has been generously attriSS.
buted to tho desiye for It's use for proxies
at the meeting 10 authorize the SlQO. 0Op. gD
II preferred stock fncrc8 81. f51 There was some
4 dread that this enormous borrow OF stock
Y might represent Iiqnidating sales by IN.
4 sidcrs. who were borrowing for dcliyeryito 9.
4 disguise the source OF the selling. IN fact.
there was very. general disposition . !, To-
u market ASIA whole. Pools which have
n operated in various stocks tinlondcd to a
y large OK Tent Money continued easy ~
u surveyor the days ne 1 changes however,
Fl reveals a more decided setback In prices
q than occurred In many weeks. The clos
ling tone was the weakest 5nf the day and;
prices were; Mt a bout the lowest.
VI Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par
va luc.S3 1866. 90. United States bonds
we're all unchanged on call. s
The total sales OF stocks amounted TO:
d j .4S6 400 shares. 4
u MONEY AND G ExCHANtsE-CLOSE
Money on call steady at 2 1-2I3 per cent
closing BID. 9 3-4 per cent: offered at
per cent: time loans teasy8and dull sixty
days ninety days and pix months, IL
4 per cent; prime mercantile paper. 4QA IL
per cent. Sterling exc,a nge STEADY with.
actual business in bankers bills at 81. e.20a
$685. for demand and ut S4.85. 3oni. y. 40
4 for sixty day Billy: posted IA teE. 81. IS and
4et.B7; commercial BILLS, 1914 Is. Bar silver,
q 671-8: Mexican dDllars, Is IL. "a 5S III
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! NeWspaper Men Il Is M eet.a

~ CHARLESroN, s. CT; April Is. The annual
meeting OF the Southern Newspaper Publishers
Association Will be held IN Charleston May
hundred representative publishers are expect
cd, Il and tho sessions will be interesting and
pleasant Charleston commit tees, com posed of
members OF the Council, the Commercial Club
and local new spaper men have arranged to:
give the visitors q elightftll tine the pro-
'grammc, Including trips to the IBo OF T alms.
tho nayy-yard, 81 Magnolia Gardens and q res
ception and ha nuuet. q III
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demand. The market was finn The quotations in,
were as follows Calves veal. choice ea !,
i,er pound 617ffic :: good pet pound, o
rough, heavy, each, ssIe.o 90. a
UNION STOCK YARDS. PrTTsBURq. pA "a.
April is.-CATLE--supply light; 90 s annsk 81
HogsGReceipts light: market stendy: Prime
Heavy, mediums and heavy workers. ss.s sSaa 6 20
ro,,nbs siaSoo, Sheep--supply light; market
steady. Prime wethers. 8. has 30 common on
st0d8 % lambs. se0oI %; veal caves .s'V
crNc1NMAT1. o.. April ,ls.-fIoi s--Act!ve!
Butchers, s5e5 common soafS6o, Sa ~ tSSf
! b. Enthusiastically at sSa6.2 20. Lamb Steady
at $4601TS5
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IL eaf Tobacco Market.

The piles OF leaf tobacco on .'thes Slip, yes y
terdny were almost entirely Of goods that Ind
been sent in by rail. Ii tile or no Wagoned3
tobacco showed UP. The cool wave and tho
hish Winds II nothing else, would cut or the
supply direct from the burns. 4.
However, 4 nj four OF the warehouses hui
something to offer and tho buyers were In;
terested for two hours. s$g u {y # 22sS
5 The offerings will be light to-day. Tho first
sale Will be at Shelburne's, second at Stone-t
wall. third ut shockoo and fourth Mt Cren-5
shaw's 35 NJ M 80 stF5tt
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The. Produce Market

The produce ,nnrket Is dull y very duh as,l
the Indications are that II VII eantin'ie 20
for general days to come, Hechipis OF M
and ia consequence prices Went up pretty
much all along the line, .
& Very little stpsf from virginia points y
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IS I. 30 : ]. AR ! T D.
Il. +! AIR LINE RAILWAY
10 1876.

.tTi 10 1JJa. s65 "
iTRATSS LEAVE SltlcHAiOND-DAILY3st ls85
se.10s a. M.-Iocal--Eort Norlina and Halnla G.. q
2:A p. M.--Seaboard y Fast Mail---,Savannah,i
5s.SIf j clssonvi lle AtlantnEand Southwest.
10 100 PS M --Seaboard xpress--Snvannnh, j ck-
M a sonyille, Atlanta and Southwest. t
s88 i5l3l TRAINS ARRIVE RlCHMOND.
II 1856 Al M,--From FLORIDA, Atlanta and South
1855 p. M.-rrom Florida Atlanta and South.
ff{ west. 4.t .i5,ss " i.53
$3.50 r, M.-From Local Points. q
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.L j Tobacco Market II ct.

Lynchburs. April !. H. =, 100 =,
sales OF loose tobacco on tho Lynchburgt MAJ
sketS Tor the two weeks ending April III, ieoo,
reported by John l. oglesby OF Lynch ~ arg
y 'y Sold Week ending April It'll, 81 s9o pounds:
sold week ending April 14tht Sts e4o. pounds as6
decrease Tor wee kending April l4th. 49, co
Sold from September 1906 To- April ~ 1907 1899
10 ia 100 hounds; sold from September lsos.
to NprIi ii, iso4 Is pounds; decrease for
= NJ. eceints for the past week were quite
5h 6
ysa. fairly God and the quality about MS that
Heretofors offered Prices were fully up y.
fluctuations. The improved Seondl ton 81 the 70
sbacco has caused the average price W Sh pe
fr1lthcr hi CHER than heretofore n 3ifs
~ q,'us cn1n mon $50 as 400
3i ,,s. n 100 q 460
Dark luss. good 4 - 80 "a
tSatsS isaf n,ediun, $50 q $50
i1,s = isn cnod -. X . !. $50 a 100
T11ais 1 Ient fne a Is. 90
1a re wra piers !. IS. 90 q $50
& ~ a. VI.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF WEST PoIN April IS. 1898.
s5i7, =, ARRIVED.
Charlotte, Murphy Baltimore, passengers and
. Q e"e' SAILED. Is 81
Charlotte Murphy Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo sS e 4.
PORT NEWPORT, NEWS, APRlI.ls. 1905. i
s3lsf stss4at 81 ARRIVED. IA *
Schooner q. ,E. Klink ANNAPOLIS
Schooner NC Tanner, Norfolk. y
n SAILED, n VII Il
, steamer Julia Luckenbacs Pensncol la. n 4
81 Schooner Singleton Palmer. Boston. III k
4 f;chooner n. 4. sstOesbury, Hoston.s VI,
Schooner j. II. Bert, BOSTON, N a5 81 III l,is
U Schooner T. j. wv. Dllwell, Portland
Y Schooner q. Il. ISlink, plymouth. En-
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/ ATLANTIC COAST lin E.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRD.
$50 STREET. S.r ATIO
s8tl EFFECTIVE SUNDAY,&AP 18TH Ne ss5
e:o58 A. MA Express 70 all points
4 . 10 n. Al. petersburg ana Norfolk.
u 10 P..SM.-Petersburgh and N.5' and W. West
! 500 p. M.--Petersburg and Norfolk. se56 a
5s4:l0 IL. oldsboro Local. 3$5 II
( 6:I5 p. AZ. PETERSBURG Local. f594
d :26 p. M.-.Florida and West indian Linn
- tied Is to all points Sout
Z o:ao p. fredericksburg and N .ssand W. Vest
3ss5li TRAlNA SARR!v p 8RICTiMOND-r, DAILY
07 "a. M .;a7 ~ .;s g :s3 10 AS
PM: 4 rs fP. NJ; a:ls 7. NJ
Except Sunday. 70 Sunday only 9f
5]@ETITf$l' c. S.NCAMPBELL,Ss Dtv.5 Pass. Agt, f
W. J. CRAIG. Cen. Pass. AIT. ssh
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o.. s. rtfundinr ~, rcylstered, 80. loti
III s. rcfundins e., coupon . !. !. 1o4N
u. S. ss registered !. Z. s.
III a a.. e,,,,,on . . \. !. Z. ic5
us New 4. registered !. !, !. !. \. :. 1ss =
III n a coupon T. 1. !. :. .....iSs
RI, a Ola ~ d. i. /. /. I. lo4A
III s Ola IL coiiror . . !. l04*
American Tobacco As, cert hca tes- ~
American Tobacco Oh. certl liS.a
Atchson general Is a. I. :. i02M
atchson adi,istrt,ent es.t
Atlantic Coast Limo f!os
Baltimore and Ohio 49,. lo3
Baltimore and Ohio all 70 VI
Central 0f Georgia as. LEN
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc. q IL
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc
Chesapeake and Ohio 41itfs y!
Chicago and Alton sdts
Chicago y. and Quincy new 4s . \ Ivy
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, D.. April 1s.-Seahohrd Air,
Line common, 21G2J. Seaboard Air Line pre-;
SferrcttaNothlng doing. l5l85
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Richrnonders 4 ii New ! ork.-

4 Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
& NEW YORK, April Manhattan, DR.. IF .z
HI Syvelst and WIFE: Fifth Avenue u II.
Meyers, Jr.; st. Dents, Il ". Il II Taylor Miss:
IT.. NJ Tayor; Savoy o.. SWineford. II. 9 rsino-
ford. ls Sl 5Is4ffsi
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n, 7FElIIT '-7l7lIVl v 10 I07l Y
STEAM BOATS.
STEAMBOATS,. ri
MERCHANTS AN D MINERS
8TRANSP ORTA'Tl0N CUM PAM

Steamers leave Norfo1k Tor Boston Tuesday,
Boston, Mass x Providence, *. /.
sWedpesd a,. 4 Friday and Sunday For Eroyi-
dence Moliay, Thursday and Saturday Il 1 q
r. Nj Passengers and freight taken for -
New England points. Tickets en- sale Vt q. ard
o, Ryy. sni N. and w. Rwy. Offices. and No.
813 East Main, Fl { n (
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20 a. 20 Richmond, Fredericks''
lis q x ] burg g Potomac II. II.

Trains Leave Ricllmond--.No Woodward.
4:l5 A. M.-DaIly--Dyr 81. through.
# Gas a. aM.-Daily-Main ST.. Through, &
1925 N. Week Days-Elba. Ashland A0'l
$40 4, M.NpaiIy-By st. rnrough. Local
1906 nodn-Week pnys-Byrd St. Through;
100 r. fA,--Week Days-Byrd 81. Fred ericks-
55st burg Accominoda ton .ii "a 4.
i sos r. FSI,-Daily-Mnin st. Through.
$50 r, M-Waak Days-Iolba. Ashland Ac.
h sos r. M.NDaiy- eyrd St, Through. sii III RI
Trains Arrive Rlchmond-sout inward.
$40 a! Al.-Week Days-Elbat Ashland Ac.
$40 4. M.s-Wesk pays-Byrd 81. Erederieksl-
s9fI hurg ton. E n 5gs III
/ 8 :35 A. M.--Daiiy. byrd st. Through:
II 40 a. NJ Week lsays----ll3yrd q. ThrouEn-
ala r. M.-rpaiiy ~ Main s u. Through
b 6:la p. M,--Weel: Days--lllb a, Ashland 40
7:ls =. M,NDaiIy-pyrd5 81. Through.
s9;C5 ?. M,-Daily--Byrd 81 Through, Local
+ 9:so r. M.--Daiiy--Mal st; Through, a
& NOTE pullman sleeping or Parlor Cara on
all above Htrn.ns except trains arriving Flchs
mond 1880 A. N. week days. and local accom-
'Tiine q arrivals ana departures and eonnr;As
sai - Rgh ,sS ssss
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE Of STOCKS N NEW YORK.
SALES.

q. on, !, ~ ~ ~ 4 n ~ 70 ~
.ll8VV ~. y. II, coiri........,.s.s.ss
\ 1900 Amer. Tobu pfd. ........s....
l32400 4\malgamatcd Copper......i
900 Amer, Car and Found....,
\ 600 Amer, Garland Fo,iriy pfd.
Amer. Snuff Il, ......,......
3t'S Amer. Snuff. pfd..i.... g
800 Amer. Can ....... ............
(, 1000 Amer. Can, pfdt..............
23iO0 Amer. Locomotive, com. j. i
B 240O Amer. Locomotives, pfG.....i
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TOBACCO MARKETS..

Richmond, va, April IS. 1895 Z
Tobacco-Dark Fired (Nes)--R con =, y
o,rdsredeNinrKet continues quiet withv light
receipts and offerings Brlghss-keeeints son
Emrrd-Reco,pts very light and market active.
Note-.We advise shippers to avoid TOO high
orier as much or tho tobacco GonlinE In Is
Sn,nared. h and WHOM such Ia the case II sells
"a ~ below, market price. li5fS FL ~
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BALTIMORE MD. April ID. -FI oUR-Eul
anu unchanged. Wheat =. F'lrmer; spot, con.
tract, ti.odlt o6s southern by sample, SIC q
slNc.: southern white corn 49, G52c.g Oats
Dull; No. . mixed. 5le5a c. Rye--steady: No.
2 Western. S1c. Butter-Strong; fancy tnlta-
ton 2710sc.: dos creamery, 33G34:. Eggs
Firm and unchanged. Cheese--Firm and un-
changed. ~ Sugar-strong and unchanged Sd
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n. u ,,o,, a A ..,.,,,,,,,.,,. 1SG
NeW Jersey " 1t5,s
Nethssn pso!ae I'm 1 81
n norrok s sha f5ne refunding ls.....
az 1o2A
lteading tens ~ 7S ,fns,nf AIN con 6s,..,117 M
LOUIS an Eng Iron ,roncisco fg e17s
st. Louis southwestern con. - 90 -
Seaboard Ar 4r Ling SUI
southern ra iS...n X 1875
Soutnern po.d a 12S
Hs s!sa p 3, ssa D IS
Union FACING ce!,s. 9sA
Y ~ Sstee g 70 - 11St
Wabasn tsss :; - IsN
wabash Yep. rs. 9oN
Meslefn a ~ irrie e4,s
Wheeling ana nsnt naAs
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coming In and far South rtdck Is not showing
up in sufficient quantity to meet the demand.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS..

Chicago, r. T.. and Pacific r.. r.. 81
S,nicn9S n II and Pacj0c r. r. col. IS. 49, p3Ai
&C., CT. G. and ct. Louis gen 40. 1g2ss
rhiro IA Ire ri1 in al - ~. 81
Colorado Midland AZ. &c
Colorado and Southern Observation-Disclosures. 95
Cuba 5s, certificates. los
Denver ana rio Grande Is. 10oX
4Distillera Securities IS. !. 7sss
Erie prior lion IS 1olM
Erie General A.. ~. 20
Fort Worth and Denver City LIST. ia
Hooking Valley 41ss....... 11osl
Japan 6s scertifca4 es % FL
Louisville and Nash. Unified ~ $103
Manhattan con. gold As. .s11l
Mexican Central lB !. IS @
Mexican Central list Inc. J. i. Z. "A M
Mimi and St Louis IS z. ssls
Missonri Kansas and Texas s....,..,... 10lh
Missouri KansaA ana Texas 2ds. Z. S. &
National r. r. OF Mexico con. 4s........ 81 54
New York Central gen. 81 s. 1t05.
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I Cotton future. opened steady ana closed


against 8. s7s la.t year. and Al Houston 8, o4S
bales asa,nst s,O4s last year IA
Cotton futures opened steady and closed ''.esll
s'ss1 open. Hishs Low, Close
S2;!' :: II; \; Isl S S
%Sy.,t ~ 1 Is ::H
5sPesea HI Isl IA 81
R R = ssss Ss IL g.
Spot cotton elosed quiet; nlddlins upands'
s7s5; mlddllng gulf. :. 70, 5 ss5i
sd To,ai Il. day At ali ports receipts, q tso
bales: export q Great Britain, ,Vas psles'
Consolidated at all portsN reg st =
q ap.n IS Bales
to Mcxco. 100 bales q, ~. ~ & !,
Total since Sept eber LIST a.. Is,
se7,iio bales; Is france 81. bales; e e. t,s
Continent. z si4.6ss bales; 10 JPan. ls47 palee
spot t sotIop sssaGy snie.. isao bales. ine'ue;
Tx % oto arrive duotalons nneha nge1d. ., q,
G psnss s sSs ,n
Tho market was strengthened by, the bou " 81
that the Weather Bureau would issue an W. -
rsaiized. as the reading OF the report apparently
sent Tpricex down few points on INC I early arr
a'recoyer.y. ana despite frequent light GfuctrS
nations the nartet closed hs1n., Arr' ro,1, T.
Higher, W hiie the other positions improved net
A1b points ~, = ~ XII, Is "a.
Cotton futures steady April Y! 20 % DIG 4. .aay y,
gust l. 81 al .s3 september. $50. octobes
Tsaii7 %; n oyernber, 400 Dccefn t.tAg
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PetersburSg T obacco Market.

e Reported BY Grad dock md Jones Of Yirginia
~ Z = Petersburg, Va. Aprll IS, 1905. III
Receipts light week and market mere gre
activeon ALI grades; WIN 1000 season ,aot
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sTEAM BOATS.
AID DOMINION
STEAM M Ship COMPANY.
Might Line for Norfolk

leave Richmond every evening tfoot Ash Street, g
N. NJ stopping at Newport News route. Fare, 2.SO
one way, $3.50 round Tip includng s,ateloom berth;
meals, 5Oe.eaeh. u Street Cars 70 seame,a What.
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MISCELLANEOUS NlARKDTs.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARX ct.

e. PETERSBURG PEANUT MARX E1..
Il PETERSBURG, VA, April sls,--PEANl1Ts-s
sspanish--Aiarkot Suiet D at SLOPE. Virglnlas-s
Market lrm. at 4c. for fancy stock machine
apicicd, az G3At..: Smelling stock, "a XII
DRY GOODS MARKET.
ds Weiim has occurred in the local dry
goods trade ana orders res.r' ea
Iin,ianca OF firm prices and sellers see every
warrant for maintenance Of old auotat!o ns.$
though colnparatl ycly few az yances nave peen
registered. z. .5 + Il. & So s hi
NAVAL STORES.
6 WILMINGTON, IN G., April is .-sPi R1T =
otfling, doing recei ao =, 10
rela s Tar-Flrm at. 3l,so receipts. SO? barrels
Crude Turpentine--H irN at 81, Y;
SAVANNAH, GA. April II, '- !. T,
b77 Ncasks: shipments ae5 casks. Roaln-s Frln
receipts 1925 barrsls; sales. 1851 barrels
!" c!tHARL lesion. IS. c., April h1S-Tu RPENs
TINE AN DROSIN-Nothlng doing, :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19

IN * CoTroNSEED OH. MARKET s.;;'4
MI win n sstcadIer undertone. Prime crude,
T. = q b. mills, 1916: primo summer yellow,
a5ts ao5Nc. on summer yellow, nominal; primo
Willie gSGlaSIsc; prime winter yellow, 2s4 2sasas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
FOR N Il. EW YORK.

Via Nigh Line Steamers Except, sa,urday) making
connection In Norfolk with Main Line ship following day
at p, Nj, also Norfolk e Western Ry. at "a. and
SP.M and Chesapeake & Ohio ~. AZ la and q
p. NJ, making daily except Sunday 81 Nor
folk With Main Linz Ships sailing al z r. N. Re-
X r. CEIALKLEY.C City Ticket Agent, sos e.
Main ST. LIZ. MAYER. Agent, Steamer Wharf.
u. B. WALKER. v. r. and 7. NJ. New York. =. -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19

against 1913 last year. and a. Houston y 94s
bales q sainst I, O4s last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
CATTLE nIARKETs.
X R1cHMoND8L1vE STOCK MARKET.
(sales al Union Stock Yards.)
fffass$ Richmond. Va, April II. 1905, s
There was q light run Of cattle on the mar

sEA6 @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

l8i y SALES. ss3,
Virginia centurIes--loo Mt ssN 500 at es,,ss
1900 at 90 Y. q3 q s
Virginia carolina Chemical Co. pretcrred-s
cha ai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
HNED ny THE COMPANY.

Virginia Century bonds. s. !.
Richmond, Va bonds
Petersburg Va, bonds.
Lynchburg, Va, bonds K. :.
"a. & G.. r. RI. bonds
Petersburg 4. r. bonds.
Richmond Cha mber OF Commerce, bonds
r., +. and r. n M. guaran feed stock
r., and r. r.. r. div dend obligations
First National Bank Richmond, Va stock 4, s.
State Bank Of Virginia: Richmond, Va. stock
City Bank, Richmond, Va. stock Z. Il.
Virginia Trust COMPANY Rlchmoid, took
Atlantic Coast Line. common stock.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-26
Value of One Acre.

1t may be unusual to estimate the
amount of pork that can be produced
from an acre Of certain crops, but the
problem has been solved in very in
teresting way. 1t is claimed that an
acre of land in clover will produce 500
pounds OF pork; peas, 375 pounds;
corn. ESQ pounds; oats, 800 pounds;
barley. 400 pounds; and wheat, 225
pounds. The value of each crop on one
acre. when converted into pork is as
follows: Glover. s32; oats, sa..4o;
peas, SIS: barley. $3.50; oats, $500;
and wheat, 50, estimating the pork at
4 cents per pound. OF course some-
thing depends upon the prices ruling
for the crops. The amount of produce
per acre required to give the pork
mentioned on an acre is 900 pounds of
wheat. 1850 pounds of barley, 1920
pounds of oats, 2.24o pounds of corn.
$4,000 pounds of peas, and 10000
pounds of green clover.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-26

that President Roosevelt does not in
that would be prejudicnl to the public
welfare. Such self sacrificing dcvo-
ton to the comInonweal il not usually
found in corpora tions OF the character
Of the BURLINGTON railroad. and ns
might be expected it is creating much
surprise among the natives. And the
public marNcls none the less ut this
exhibition of affection for the masses
when it is recalled that j. j. Hin who
has not hocu free from suspicion. is the
man who is directing and who is pay
ing for the whole blamed show
In ~ general way the Davenport
Democrat is opposed to hanging WON
en- In its opinion: ut is bad to hang
men. much worse to execute women.
But there are exceptions to all rules.
and 1T would seem that some of the
women whose names figure in the
news dispatches could be disposed Of
in almost any way with advantage to
the public"
The Cedar Falls Gazette believes
There certainly should be II pnrdoning
board. If there ever Is any occasion for
pnrdoning % criminal which seems
doubtful when we consider that he
courts which tried the case are famil-
lar with every detail and give the Of