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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-12-15
HANDkERCHIEFS.

1t of those dry fact men of figures
and statistics who estimated that one-third
Caus's annual gift distribution consists of handker-
chiefs
You'll believe him when stand in the midst of snowy
bits of fine linen and the swdft-hying needles
have elaborated borders and
You'll find exactly what you long you'll
all have to show you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-29

NEW YORK. April Is, 19o5.-An Ad-
vance of over thirty points in two days
attests tho magnitude of the short in
aterest In the cotton market and the re-
sponsiye condition Of the trade to the
slightest influence in the direction Of
higher prices. e.
y. In my opinion, an enormous short In
terest, both speculative and consump-
tive, still exists and It is exceedingly
doubtful whether any cover for It is
available, except at much higher prices.
II am convinced from what 1 learned
at the convention of the New England
Cotton Manufacturers Association. In
Boston. on Wednesday, that n great ma
jority of the New England mills are
on In the spring Of 1906 The same thing 8
admittedly true of tho mills In Ian
cashire and In the Southern States.
4, T am further convinced that they have
either bought or contracted for the whole
gof this years American crop. even If 1t
exceeds fourteen million bales, and as
the consumption Of American cotton, will
next year doubtless be at the rate Of
100000 bales a month"; or 10000. 900 bales
per annunl. 1t is plain that spinners'
commitments are far In excess Of any
supply now available, and have been en-
tered into on basis which makes cotton
TAT present prices a highly profitable
purchase.
therefore again advise all those who
K for any reason may require cotton within
the next twelve months to contract for
all. or at least a. portion Of 1t. MS soon
as 1t Is obtanable around present quo
tationH.
r A reduced acreage, a Int planting sea-
son, and much necessary replanting, rem
der tho crop more than ever liable to
disaster. An unusually hard winter has
left an enormous accumulation OF Ice
and snow at the headwaters Of the Mis-
sisslppi, and some Of the worst bear
ponies ever known have been cngendered
by June floods. &'i
Mr., L. Q, Howard. the chief entomolo-
8gist OF the Department of Agriculture.
boil weeyil >will cross the Mississippi
River before this season is over. begin
ming his ravages In the State of 'Adissls-
sippi" While from Austin, Texas, a spe-
fcial dispatch published In the New York
Sun of April 22d, stated that "adyices
had already been received from the state
Department Of Agriculture that thu boll
weevil has made is appearance In young
cotton in this part Of the State, 1t Is
feared that the pest will cover . greater
area OF the cotton growing region. and
do more destruction to the crop this year
than ever before.''
Finally, there Is to be considered the
profound effect that would DO had upon
AN already expanding cotton trade should
the impending conflict between he Japan
csc and Russian fleets result, as 1t may at
any moment, in the practical termination
or the war In the East. "a
. (signed) THEODORE II. PRICE y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-29
.OsLER Says FAREWELL
AND breaches PEACE
Has Deep Conviction Of Hate
fulness of Strife and Its
Utter Uselesstless.

Especial to The TImes-DispatchD

especial 10 Line Il1neS-lJ lSPHtClJ
BALTIMORE, April 2s.-Dr. william
osler yesterday afternoon made his fare
we'll address 10. the medical profession II
Of Maryland before leaving for his post
as regius professor In the University bf
oxford. The title Of DIR. Osler's address
was Unity. neace and ConGord.. Nc
was crowded with prominent physicians,
some from distance. In part Dr. Osler
said:
II leave. you to-day In charity. have
tried to harm no man.. though l may
have shot an arrow here and there
which struck some one III tho distance.
II so I now ask pardon.
II have striyen with no man. for
ness Of strife and its utter uselessness.
ITO you all, to my brethren here, to
you who labor In a great held IN me g
counties doing n great work for small
special branches of the profession, I
leave to you the greatest OF all things
charity.
1T Is now time that the Homeopathic
is now long past the time when diff
ference In drugs should separate men
with the same hope. The homeopathic
are awake: but they. must realize the
quarrel is ours, but they should not
allow themselves to be separated by a
shihboleth that Is inconsistent with their
practice to-day. And the rent In the
robe Of Esculaplus Is moro grievous In
this country than elsewhere in the world.
Like the church,. the physician has
three enemies. namely. Ignorance, which
is the sin, apathy, which Is the world,
and vice, which is the devil. This viii
full and helpless ignorance of the people
.musttb BIO rightcd by, the weapon Of the
tongue.
'"The most dangerous foe Is apathy,
Thirty-fvo per cent. Of deaths In Il COM
munity IRE duo to apathy which goes
icine in tie last century. What advan-
tage. Is there in prosperity when the
comforts OF life are not enjoyed? What
advantage has the little red schoolllouse
relations Of life we have failed to make
use Of our knowledge? Against vice we
have to wage incessant warfare, advls-
ing the. young against the evils OF i'm
purity"
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G. s., CAMPBELL. D. P. A., e
S3S e, Main ST.. Richmond, Va.
REDUCED RATES VIA sEARoARD
~ ST. AIR LINE, 4g tEf

ATLANTA, GA. and return, account
rnaating National Association Of Manu-.
sn cturers, the seaboard will sell round
rim tickets to Atlanta at one fare plus
* OK cents. Rate from Richmond, Slb.7b,
T,csets sold May 14th and 18th. and good
.at,rning until May goth. BY payment
- in cents, tickets will be extended I'M
III .June 18th. The Seaboard has very fast
VA ~, y| Convenient schedules between Rich
u ,nnnd and Atlanta. and operates two daily
trains With Pullman Sleeping, cars. cafe
er nrs and the best OF day coaches.
~ KANsAs CITY, MO, and return, account
"a Southern BAPTIST Convention, the Sea,
W, ~ Viii sell round trip tickets at one
~aw fare plus 30 cents; round trip from,
n nnS 5000 Tickets sold May 7th
~ ilth inc, limited to return on or be,
&c May Esd, zoos The seaboard has
= vorv attractive route to Kansas City,
Ola Atlanta, with exceptionally convenient
schedules For further information rela-
live to any OF tho above reduced rates,
ca,l at Richmond Transfer Companys
office, Main Street Staten, or to the
your patronage respectfully solicited.
w, Nj, TAYLOR.
CITY Ticket Agent,
4 II. S, LEARE,
District Passenger Agent. III
Ii $50 East Main Street
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COTTON lIaRKEr.

& NEW YORK. April 2S.-Thc cotton market
was active and excited. Tho opening was
strong at an advance of 1dl5 points with shorts
active buyers owing TO Il strong advance In
Liverpool market. fears that May notices would
DO promptly stopped, and private estimates
placing the probable reduction In cotton acre
ago at about IA per cent. inside OF thirty
minutes after the opening he general list was
about lbGl9 points net higher when selling.
promoted by the unsatisfactory condition OF
affairs In Wall Street circles, caused a 8 or @
point reaction. On. the decline nearby shorts
bought feverishly and prices soon started up
ward again with May In the middle OF the
morning selling at 1881. or 20 points over last
night finals. Notices were stIll circulating.
however and at the second advance there was
scattering liquidation BY commission houses
support eased the market off some 10 or IL
points from the hest. But Ii was reported in
the afternoon that notices had heen stopped by
the late trading was very flrm on support from
steady within couple points OF the best at
were estimated at half 4 million bales, The
little smaller, and Southern spot markets were
unchanged to hc higher
Receipts az the ports to-day We're q 500 bales
For the week testimatedl 1hs, 900 bales against
receipt at New, Orleans s.64s bales against lth7
last year, and at Houston 1914 bales against
63i last year <
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GAINS MELTED
AWAY At CLOSE
Sudden Extreme Weakness Pros
tratcs Market in the Last
Fifteen Minutes.
SHARP DECLINE in y, g N.
List at Midday Showed Consid-
cradle Gains Over figures
\. OF Thursday.
~, 4 saoclated Press.)

fH 10 \ -.
N,,w yoRk. April 8.-Effective sup.
,or, to-day checked the denoralizea :,
80 r,h,c,, threatened the market AM; am
eo .i =. = the speculative excitement WIN
the result of n subsistence 9, aCts
And n steady tone until SUDDEN , Sxt' az
weakness again ,1 Sc. ~, the progress OF
the recovery, tho average OF prlce esr VA ga,
lifted above last night and some au,isi
erable gains we're establishea, cspes'a ND
In the Northwestern raiiroau s'oup
the trunk lines. a., ordot
prices OF American stocks IN i1oI I'.'t,,
were lifted considerably above ih -. NE Mn,v
and there was liberal buying ~, ~ 40, ru"
York for foreign account a,,,ckly disap
reared under the flood OF i'a ,i!s vii ~
Which came into the market from t an all
quarters. It was only by the mostsv,s.
orouH measures Of supponr i Iinnion again
during Tie first hour. rho chief rear %, on
snec,,intiyc holders evidently was tne
instantly OF the market. ralncr ., tna.
and when the support had demonstrated
ia effectiveness, sufficient assurance was
Unmarried 10 dissipatc the urgent desire
4 to sell. ~
est 'left Omen also. While the resignation
~ the head of the Missouri Pacific sys-
tenn from the Union Pacitici Board. was
discussed With seriousness, the. e1LccI , on
4
drmness OF Missouri Pacific and the Goou
support OF Union Pacific. The market
continued to show nervous and uncer.
tain 6undertone In spite Of the MARKED
falling or In transactions and there
seemed d disinclination on the part OF
buyers to- follow the advance In prices.
The nervousness OF the market was en- e.. 3
~ seen from the auicq response to the
late break in louisville and Nashville 70
4 IA ga. American Locomotive and CEN
crai Electric also made disconccrting
plungcs In a very few minutes. most
OF the gains melted away and the clos
ing was very weak again.
Bonds we're heavy; total sales, par
value. 81. 10000
United States bonds were all unchanged
on call. +E55 III qsj55y s. ss8 ( "a
The total sales of stocks to-day amount
ed to 1,ss3lO0 shares.
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLOSE
Money on call. firm; 23-4d3 per cent?
closing bid 1884. Time money. steady:
60 days. 20 days and six months, 3S1-2
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 41i 1-2 per
cent. Sterling exchange, firm; closing
steady, With actual business In banks
ers' bills at s4ss.50d$4s655 for demand
and at &iSi.50 for demand and at $iS4.5Of1
s4s4.55 for 60 day bills. Posted rates SASS
10 and $S7!1-e Commercial bills 1884 ia
G3-8. Bar silver Sc 3-4. Mexican dollars,
"a ~ alig5 1g
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Associated Press. J

: NEW ORLEANS, April 2S.--Secretaryi
Testers statement OF the worlds visible
supply, OF cotton issued to-day shows the
total visible to be 4.141621 gainst. 4, 49,
$50 last week and 2,93l,3ll last year. OF
this, the total Of American cotton Is q
9l1,62l against 2, 944, 1853 last week and $780,
3l1 last year and OF all other kinds, in-l
Guiding Egypt Brazil, India, etc. go 900
against ], 9935, 900 last week and ,Oa5, oo0 last
year. se5 ga 5ts9
M or the worlds Visible supply of&cotton.;
there is now a1oat and held in Great
Britain and Continental Europe 1906, 900
against l. sos, 900 last year; in Egypt ZOE, 900
against $4,000 last year; in India III, 600
United states t 1,is7,eoo against $500 last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

FL ~ X
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL Is, 1905.
ARRIVED.
steamer berkeley Shelly, Norfolk, mcrchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
large OVERLOOK. Maloncy, Baltimore coal,
large sM III ROANOKE Gillooy, Baltimore. coal,
8. III HaWes and Co. ,.,
J,arre % n. Clinton. Hughes, Baltimore,
phosphate, Richmond G.lano Co.
: :" SAILED
steamer Pocatontas. Graves. Norlolk ana
. James E V,rr,nia Navisation Company.
stsamer Berke]ey, Shelly Norfolk, nlerchan-
dtsc and pa ssengers. Old Dominion line.
Schooner william s, Rodgers, Wagner, James
is Barge US sharon Hill Bat.erby Petersburg.
light.
PORT OF WEST POINT APRIL %, 1905.
ARRIvEn
baltimore Courtney. Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo. ,,n..
Elm City. Haynes. hattaponi Hver ian"F 'ts'
passengers and general cargo.
sAILED
baltimore Courtney, Baltimore. passengers
Hlm civ. Haynes, Mattnpon River landings.
passengers and general cargo
PORT NEWPORT News, APRIL Is. 1905.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Waccamaw, New York
schooner L. r. Garreton, SHle1Il
Schooner 4. z. Friend. Providence.
. - - SAILED.
Schooner Cora f. Greasy. Portsmouth.
Barge City OF Montreal Providence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-29
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFEcTsAPRILi 8, 1906. 3
Is TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND ,532S
q :oo A.. y. ---pa!y-L s for Charlotte N. q.
Atlanta and Birmingham, Now OreanS
SF Memphis, Chattanooga and all the South.s
y 500 PAM.-Ex. Sunday--keysvilleE Local ,{3,SfaE
II 80 p. mlted-Puliman ready So
49, p. M.,Sfor all tho South: 10 . N
5;ff4 Y DIRK RIVER LINE. '58s Az 5lSS
The favorl to route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond 4:2o r.. NJ. Daily.
s:is P. AM..-Local- daily. except Sunday.
!! $3.50 p M.-Except Sunday-For West Point, 4
.asHa connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landings. Steamers call at York
town and Clay Bank Mondays, 8YVednes-s3
IA days and Fridays and at Gloucester Point
ard Almonds Tuesdays. Thursdays ard
Saturdays. 5531N
West Point. 1l2Y5 " & ss Z. IA
"a INA and 6:42}P. NI,--From all the South.
SG p. M.-From Charlotte and Durham.
ga. A. M.-From Keysville 5-s
EQ:S A. sM,-Baltimore and West Point.
10: As AZ NJ. Daily, except Sunday and Monday: q
6:1oI3P. N. daily except sunday--From
C. W w vi D. =: a.. Richmond. V. d
TS II. IIARDWICK, ii{ss ". II. TAYLOE, t551I 53
P. IT. M 5s G. P. A., gis9s8
II. b. SPENCER, Genl. Mgr
Washngton. D. g. 3 ssis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-29
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMoNDSDA1LY-B
STREET STATION. ~ 8,
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, APRIL 16TIf:56$ Il 81
9:05 A Ma. G. L. Express to all points
900 A. M.-Petersburg and Norfolk. III
1910 p. M.-Petersburg5 and N. and w. West
q $500 P. M.-Petersburg and Norfolk. lIsgS5
s1:lO p Goldsboro Local.
z 6;l6 p. M.-Petersb.rg Local. lstts! ts
TIPS p M.-"FlorIda and West Indian Llmse
to all points South. q
e:s9 ard a. and ". West.
TRAINS sARRiI = fR ~ u q ..
a. M. ii 40 a.. NJ; 100 p NJ; 2:o5 r. II. !: s:a
p, NJ; 37:46 sP. NJ: s91S p. NJ
except Sunday. lei - Sunday only. s52
.s91--Ga-t c. S. CAMPBJLL.E DIV. Pass All. NY
e W. j. CRAIG. Gen. Paxs. AKt. III al Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-29
The Produce Market.

There Will be lively times on the Cary
Street produce block this morning. as there
were yesterday morning. Receipts of green
very large yesterday and the demand on the
part OF the retailers being largely increased,
the produce men weer kept very busy. There
lines 1900 ls5.3 " 5 }4s65$E sF e 49,
The. receipts last evening were again large
and such Of the retailers as did not get sufl-s
GENTLY stocked up yesterday for Saturdays
marketing demands will have no trouble In
getting what they want this morning that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LEAVE RICHMOND Dali 4.

LEAVE RICHMOND DALI.
WOO a. M-NORTOLk LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk u:zo A. NJ. stops only at Petersburg.
e:o5 <, ana scHicAco EXPRESS nar..
t par sa,, Car. Peter,burx to Lynchburg and
Ius, Bueheld to Cincinnati; also Roanoke to
4 knoxville, and kncxville to Memphis. Cafe
Dining Car Roanoke tic Williamson, W. Va sE5
1910 p. M.-ROANoKB EXPRESS for Farm.
Vile. Lynchburg and Roanoke, }la8sSE
rives Norfolk $50 p. n. Stops only at Peters.
burg, Waverly ana suffolk. Connects with
cleaners to Boston. Providence, New York,
Baltimore and Washington. 54 ~ q
q 7:25 p. M.-For Narfolk and all stations eass
OF Petersburg. s.75--,t ISS1s7S4
$3.50 p M.sNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman Sleepers Richmond to LynchbufI and
Roanoke. Petersburg TO East Radford Lynch.
burg to Chattanooga. Memphis and New Or.
= = e:o ?. M.-sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke to
Columbus. Dining Car. } t5i3st z 39l an sgI{
J, Trains arrive from the West s. N, aus
p. NJ: and s:is r. NJ; from Norfolk 11:to A. II.
and 6 80 P.3 M. t5sst
1 otriee No SAG East Main street.
y w. b. REVILL, - c. H. BOSLGY, sSs
Gen'l. Pass. Agt Dist Pass. 1T. ssgl
- Y ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-29
SPECIAL NlGHTETRAINs FROM ELIZA
TO ASHLAND, r., r. & p. r.. r.,
ACCOUNT ANNUALsEE -

3 ~ III "WEDNESDAY Gu B,.7.9 "a F5,5IT9
TO accommodate those attending the
annual spring festival Of the Wednesday
Club, special train will leave Elba Sta
ton, 1880 p NJ. Monday and Tuesday,
May list and I'd, 1906, for Ashland, Va,
and intermediate points ALI tickets, in
Guiding Communication card and book
forms, will be honored on these trains
without additional charge as usual,
Round trip rate from Ashland to Rich
mond on above days, 50c., good returning
same date.
q. w. p. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, April 2s, 1905.
QUOTATIONS. s
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. April %, 1905. 81
q Live stock market for week ending April "a.
There was a fair run Of cattle here to-day
and lsat run q s, sheep and lambs ~, Best
&C.: medium TO good. ~ GSAc.:s common to fair.
4a44c:: heifers. 4GsAc.; cows 2A84hc.; bulls.
31s14lic.
Hogs selling from 5,.a5ac. for best; roughs.
4Aa4kc.
Fat sheep, 4hGshc; extra, &c. I, best lambs.
veal calves. 51sd61sc.; fresh cows, se5@5o per
head.
Prospects good on all kind. of stock for next
market.
CHICAGO, ILL, April es.-cATTLE-Re-
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MEETING KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS,

MEETING KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS,
sLYNcHBURG, VA, May %.
& Account OF above occasion the Norfolk.
and Western Railway will sell round trip
tickets from Richmond to Lynchburg. $5.s
Tickets will be sold May 1st and Cd, good
for return passage until May 5th.H Three
daily trains in each direction. Pull
man Parlor and Sleeping cars. For tickets
and further information, apply to Rich
mond Transfer Co, Ticket Agent, Byrd
Street Station and Mt company's office,
1898 East Main Street.
G. III. BOSLEY, *. JNO. y. WAGNER,
Dist, Pass. Agent. City. Pass. Agent,
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STEAM BOATS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

TEMPORARY CHANGE & IN THE
SCHEDULE OF THE OLD DOMINION
s.. S. co.'s JAMES RIVER sTE.gdERS
..BDRkLEY AND BRADON,''F K N-
MING NIGHTLY BETWEEN RICH
{MOND AND NORFOLK, VA.
Account Of the annual overhauling OF the
Steamers BERKELEY and BRANDON ,of
the James River Night. Line. and com.
mencing Thursday, April 9th. and con-
tinu!ng for q period of about two weeks,
tho boat for NORFOLK, VA, will sail!
from RICHMOND every morning ut $3.50
Ing, the night schedule from RICHMOND
during his period being discontinued. The
sailings from NORFOLK to RICHMOND
will be continued on the night schedule,
tho boat leaving NORFOLK at . O'Clock
each night instead of z O'Clock; the rum
ming schedule being as follows: 4
Leave Richmond. .....,.....8:3O a. M.
Arrive Norfolk about. 700 =. NJ.
Leave Norfolk. ..,,,.,.,.0 :O z. NJ!
Leave Newport News. ...l000 p. M.
Arrive Richmond about, 100 A. NJ,
All passengers offering can secure reser-
yations at the C;ompanys CITY Ticket Or
fice, sos East Main Street, or by calling
iris change in schedule will In no way
effect the booking OF passengers for the
Main Line Ships, Norfolk to New York,
or the regular receipt and delivery OF
freghts slTH
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changed: receipts, 20 casks. Rosln--Steady and
unchanged; receipts, 72 barrels. Tnr--F1rm at
81. so; receipts % barrels Crude Turpent'ne--
firm at s26catoo and Nto; receipts, Is bar
rels
SAVANNAH, GA. April o. --TURPTIN-
TINE Firm at b7c.: receipts. 224 casks; sales,
f6ss casks; shipments. 100 casks Roslnr-Firn;
receipts 55ss barrels; sales, 1851 barrels; chip
cHARIEsToN, s. c., April ss.--TURPEN-
TINE AND RQS1N-No,hlnS dolng.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-29
TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond, Va, April q. 1876:
Tobacco-Dark Fired New) Receipts very
light and market firm. at quotations Reor,
dered-Receipts and offerings very 1ight and
market auIet. Very little doing. Btghts-
Market continues quiet, but firm with very
light receipts Sun Cured-Receipts Very light;
market continues fairly active at unchanged
prices. Wrappers continue sea rec and in de-
Inand
Note-We advise shippers to avoid too high
order as much ] OF the tobacco coming In is
damaged, and when such Is the case 1t cells
far below market price.
4 The quotations are as follows:
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Leaf Tobacco Market

Very small breaks marked the closing OF
tho week 8 work at the leaf tobacco ware
houses yesterday. Each OF the four houses
had small sale, but the offerings were OF
railroaded stock and were OF inferior goods.
The Tobacco Exchange Will open up next
week. and on Tuesday the sales OF package
inaugurated for tho spring and summer sea-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-29

Spot cotton closed quiet. Is points higher;
middling uplands. 10: nidding gulf. q SO.
Cotton. quiet. middling, Il 10; net receipts. ~
bales: gross. 500 bales: stock, ss,9so palea;
export to the Continent. 40 bales. :, -.
Total to-day at all ports.Net =, ee s.e h =,
France l3.143 bales: to the Continent, zos4o
bales: stock. ess.70 bales. -,
Consolidated at all port s--Sat receipts, iot.IIo
bales: export to Great Britain, SD bales;
to France. 1903 bales to the Continent. 49, 23i
bales; to Japan, IT, 1856 bales; TO Mexico, ~
bales. :.
Total since September LIST ut all port s.Ne t
receipts s.622oos bales: export TO Great Britain
3. lT3 7A bales; to France. s944 bales TO tile
Continent 2sssis bales; TO Japan. 20i,bSi
bales; 10 Mexico, 2sa7e bales. s.
Il NEW ORLEANS. La, April :s.-CoTToN,--
Spot cotton in good demand, but desirable
grades very scarce and factors DO not seem
10 be anxious to put out fresh lines. lntlu,
an advance Of 10 English points IN LIVERPOOL
the local market advanced Nc, with safes are. OF
e. 20 bales Including l.3-o TO arrive. 80
Futures opened steady ut an advance OF lyp
liverpool. tho advance there being attributed
TO heavy buying on American account 'FRONT.' ~.
nent local operators stopped notices ior S2y ~
bales in New York. and the opinion seems 10 De
gaining adherents that q strong bull movement
is on. Al the trading the trend OF prices was
:I,aratively heavy. The market closed iirin
within a point or two OF the top Net gains
elG25 points, the more distant POSITIONS max
Ing the largest gains. ia. >..
: Cotton futures steady. April. 1.c3 bid: May.
7ood7e 90; June. July. Z. 2sgl.sI: Au-
gust. 7.3o17.32; September, a,ft1.3i: Oct oper
i.33g 40; November. 7.4lg7. 10 ); December, = 100
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-29
REDUCED RATES VIA ATLANTIC
COAST LINE RAILROAD TO sA-
uANNAH. GA NAV is .23 1905

Account Of meeting. OF the Travellers
Protective Association Of America. sn-
vannah. Ga, May 10 to 90, 1905. tho At
lantlc Coast Line will sell tickets to sa-
vannah, Ga. at rate Of ono fare plus rs
cents for the round trip. tickets one sao
May 18th and 14th with final limit May
two fast through trains daily between
Richmond and Savannah, with Pullman
and Dining Car service, i,
For further informa ton apply to agents
OF the company, Richmond Transfer Co..