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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
Sailing Party.

Richmond people who are enjoying life
at Buckroe Beach were well represented
among the guests OF Mr. Segar Whiting.
OF Hampton. Va, who, on Friday,afternoon
gave delightful sailing party In his
yacht the "MinA." TO n number of his
friends.
Among those enjoying Mr.. Writings
hospitality We're: Mrs, Thomas Cary
johnson. Mrs Hardwicke, Misses Ilening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25

The engagement OF Miss Corlnne
Blackburn, daughter Of Senator, joe T.
da i,> Of New York, has been announced.
Miss Blackburn Is at present a guest
OF friends In I.ecsbnrg Va. Mr.. Gale
has recently purchased O colonial estate
near Leesbtrg and Will make that town
his home. The marriage is announced
to take place In tho early fall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25

Miss Rose capcrton, the little Cl,t,tllc
ford Caperton, Of this city, who
Is spending the summer, IN the
home Of MISS Gordon at Louisa recent
lily celebrated her birthday BY lawn
picnic, to which a number of her juve-
nile friends were Invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25

q. - -I----1- T7"---- -7--I =,
Mrs. Lena Blankenahip. for striking r.
Everhardt, q small boy, was fined 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
SOUTHERN Raj, NAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT April 8. 1906. 81
Z H HTI-,-rr TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND: Ssgs
/, 100 AZ ~ -Daily- Tor Chnrlo tie, CT
Il $50 n tM.-Daily- Limit ed-Bunet Pullman to-
38;4 Mem pills, attanoognS and all tho South
500 =, MEX. Sunday-Keysvllle Local.
= IN p. Observation-Disclosures ready 80
$500 p NJ, for oil tho Eouth.gs 5I5s
70 10y DIRK RIVER LIN Z. s.g W.T.
The favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points Leave Riohmond 4:cO P. NJ. Monday.
Wednesdays and Fridays. s8s2 asst
a:l5 p. Local Daily. except Sunday.
400, P. M.--Except sunda " For West Point
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
& and river landings. Steamers call at York
town and Clay Bank Mondays, Wednes-5
81 days and Fridays. and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Y Saturdays, al 80 x Y "a II. 81 So
y 4:45 "a. M.-Except9 Sunday-Locai mixed Il ior
5ss West Point. \. & y, 80 4;
8.53 AN, and 8:42 +. Prom all the South.
AN r. M--Fron Charlotte and Durham.
. RAJ a. M.-From Keysville. 4 "a isg g55 sS{
9:S a. M.-faltimore and West Point
1913 a. M. Daily, except sunday and Monday
s5;1o r. M.s3dally except Sunday From ON
&. w wEsTBTRY, D ?. ~, Rich RI on or VS.
e s.. Fl. HARpWICH We u q 41,AAffLL1o't H.
e. H. 1AcKERT. Gen'l. Mgr Az 81
Washington, D. q ;$ l5,
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NO TRACE OF POISON. j.
Larned and Sergeant Discharged
From Custody.
8{.lI56 (Rv AsSncia fad Press \ g{ss
BY ASSOCIQted IreSs,

4 NFlY YORK, April "A coroner's ply
sican who performed an autopsy on the
body OF Mrs. Ruby Larned, the young
wife of William L. Larned, the illustrator,
has reported that no could find no trace
= Of poison. The young woman died sun
4 day night In mysterious sleep, supposed
to have been induced hy poison she had
drunk In a glass of Glaret Iarned and
"a servant We're paroled In custody pend
ng the result of tho autopsy. Tho coro-
ner at once discharged I.arned and the
servant from custody but held them as
witnesses for an inquest Tomorrow. He
said that the autopsy revealed no traces
Of disease, hut that q chemical analysis
might reveal traces OF non,corlpsive
poison In the stomach.
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WILL OF WICKEs.
Nephew Gets Larger Legacy
Than Does His Son.
BY Associated Pres

q. CHICAGO, April 4.--Under tho will of
Thomas II. Wickes, ylce-president Of the
Pullman Company; theslargest legacy
goes to Hugh p. Walden, a nephew Mr..
NYaldens share In the estate includes the
house In Prairie Avenue, valued at SIS. 900,
an additional $4,000, twenty-one lots in
Hammond, Ind. and various personal ef-
fects. ngsregating nearly $4,000,
The estate Is valued at $3.50 900.
Thomas III. Wickes, Jro OF Kansas
City only son OF tho testator is be-
5queathed an annuitysof 5000. which Will
cease at his death. The daughters Laura
Annette Wickes. Felt and Florence Wickos
Johnston will divide the Income on 500 Oh,
less the 500 annuity bequeathed thor
brother.
"a number of legacles are given to other
relatives and charitable institutions,
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: KILLED.; 3 HURT.
{ Pittsburg Flyer" Crashes Into
Freight Train in Ohio.


CLEVELAND, o., April IA fast east
bound passenger train on the river divi-r
sion Of the Cleveland and Pittsburg road,
known as the ttsburg Flyer collided
with a west-bound freight at Costonia,
o. to-day. resulting in the death OF: two
men, while three others were Injured.
The dead: II G
EDWARD FULLER, engineer Of the
passenger train. @
II. G. DINING. fireman Of tho passenger
train. n
injured:
IT. G. Mcintyre, Plttsburg, passenger;
badly hurt ~ 3s s.. X Al
4 ]. & N. Brown. Steubenville, O., and G..
j. Lelchner,S Pittsburg. passeng ers, slight
.ly.
A9wrecklng train from w elsville carried
surgeons to the scene. The accident was
caused by the freight train overrunning
a siding and going on Ito the main track.
where 1t was struck by the passenger.
which was moving at a, high rate Of speed.
The members Of the freight crew escaped
injury by jumping.
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REDUCED RATES VIA sEARoARlD

- ~
od snyA g meeting Southern ;a1 supply
and Machinery Dealers Associat lo,l.5
round trip rate Richmond to Savannah,
s20. 4O. on the certificate plan Tickets
Oh sale three days prior to meeting
which commences April goth, ana sold
daily until that time.
THE Seaboard has the fastest schedule
and the shortest line from this section
to Savannah, operating three daily trans
In each direction without change
ATLANTA, GA, and return, account
meeting National Association Of Manu-!
Is cturers, the seaboard will sell round
trin tickets to Atlanta at one fare plus
q l. cent :. 5G Rate from Richmond, $1676.
Tickets sold May 14th and lat and good
returning until May Goth. Il BY payment
of 5O cents, tickets will be extended I'M
~ June 18th. The eaboard has the fast
est schedule between Richmond and At
lanta. and operates two daily trains With
Pullman sleeping cars, cafe cars, ana the
best Of day coaches. vi sSj ~
KANSAS CITY, NJ o. and return, account
of Southern Baptist Conventions the Seas
board will sell round trip tickets at one
way fare plus 50 cents; round trip from
RICHMOND. $500. Ticket is sold May 18th
to 18th inc. ], limited to return on or be-
fcre May 23d 1905. The sseaboard has
q very attractive route to Kansas City,
yia Atlanta, with exceptionally convenient
schedules. Fer further informa ton rela-
tive to any OF the above reduced rates,
call at Richmond Transfer Company's
office, Main Street Station, or to the
Undersigned. i, .3a3335
All information cheerfully given. and
your patronage respectfully solicited.
8f{f w. M TAYLOR,
3 City Ticket Agent.
H. s. Lizard :.3 s
District Passenger Agent.
$50 East Main Street. 3s
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N kEzi!lvNN5ij1|k&NeSStp'

LEAVE RICHMOND DALI &. 8s ~
500 a. MN y ttIOLk 8LlAilIEiD. Arrives
Norfolk u:20 A. NJ. Stops only ut Petersburg
Nyayeriy and SUFFOLK. Z. ".
sParlor Car, Petersburg I to 4! Lynchburg and
Roanoke. Pullman Sic epers Roanoke to Column
bus, Bluelied ! TO Cinpinnati; also Roanoke I to-
Z K knoxville. and Knoxville Ito Memphis. Cafe
iS:io = M;MRoANoKB ExPREss for Farm.
VILE, Lynchburg and Roanoke. ~
/ 3 5 100 P. M.-oGBAN SHORE LIMITED. Arr
rives Norfolk $40 +. a. Stops only at Peters
steamers TO Boston, Proyidence New York,
rs p. M.-Eor n ,rfolx and all sta lions east
= $50 p M.sNEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman sleepers Richmqnd ,to LynchbuEg and
burg to cha ttnnooga; Memphis and N ew Or.S
$50 p. MIST LoUIs EXPRESS Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke 10
Columbus Dining Car Sc ss.E
Trains arrive from the West ~ AZ N. e:U6
p. NJ and Q :ls9 P. NJ; from Norfolk II: 20 a. N.
4 Office No. sss East Main street:
82t W. B. &REVILL, G. H. BOSLEY.
& Gen'l. Pass. Agt Dist Pass Agt.53$s
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WINTER .TovrrEs:r RATES

&,THE5ATLANTIc COAsTfLlNE.
Winter tourist tickets are now on salc
to all Southern winter resorts via the
Atlantic Coast Line. This line IL tho
shortest, quickest and most elegantly
equipped between the North and South.
It offers to health and pleasure seekers
service equalled by none. You make no
changes to Florida resorts,
For full particulars apply to any agent
Of the company. or fss7i
G. S.5CAN1PBELL.
Division Passenger Agent,
Richmond, We.
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ATLANTIC. COAST LINE.

jr1, AIMS LEAVE RICHMOND DAlLY-H9RlO.i
$500 571 STREET, STATION. 5S
EFFECTIyE SUNDAY, JAN. STEt. ss
4 e.o5f A. MA. z. l., Express 10 all points
s 900 (. M.--Petersburg and Norfolk. Y.
15.i0 ID M .--Petersburs and N. and w, West
400 i. M,--Petersburs and Norfolk.
.l:i0 p. M.-Goldseoro Local:
T:3 p, M,-"Florlda and West Indian Lin,
So ited'' to AL points South. Z, 4,
a.ao d M--Petarsburg and ". and w. West.
Ii 80 p. M.--PetersburE Local;
iii 80 r. si.--NeW Y,rk and FLORIDA Special.
4:1 A. Mi $40 A. NJ; 7;ta a. NJ; 1888 a.
AI.;s..io:is a; M;;ll,N 4. n, a;9S e n; ss'
sExcept sunday. : Sunday only,
Z 81 49, G. H.4CANPRELI-, DIV Pass, ACT 4
W. T. CRAIG Gen Pass. AIT. f.
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common 70 fair, sag4Ac.; heiters-- 81 a4hc.:
Light run, Of hogs Best hogs. 5 5a Shc.;
very fsS sheep here; 6 selling; 4a e tal al
ceipts. '4,eo head Market steady. Good to
prime .sesKsrs feed R9eF e eoSs
tsf. soa4 Is; calSea. ssas So Hogs Re
ed edp and butchers sssoals %; good . choice
heavy. 81. oa5.s2I s. rough. heavy ss@g54o;
SssRsseipts e1s head sss stssds
choice. mixed, si.5oa5. 70; native lambs. $500
NEW YORK. April 4-BEEyEs-.:Receipts
s. head lSr sale nsay e af
medium grades slow. Ordinary to prime yeals,
s5aT.75:s no little calves. Dressed calves steady;
lected at 1c1sc, per pound !: country dressed. so
20 head, Market slow and sloalec. lower eM,
;dun sheep, $3.50: good to- choice lambs. SEQ
S. 90 Hogs-Receipts. $3.50 head. Market trife
weak. state hogs, ss. scat. 90 3.s
UNION STOCK YARDS. P1TTsBURG, PA,
April 4.-cATTLE-supply light; market
steady. Choice. s575as.6o: prime. s5.65a5.1o
heavy and mediums. $50: heavy workers.. s; @
trohghs. stgi50 sheep-Supply light. Market
Glow Prime wethers, s55oG5 6: common. s2G
800; lambs, s4M6.sO; veal calves. $S165o ~
a@cINclNNATI, o.. April 4.-HoGs-Highe
Butchers. so:56Q5G0: common, s4..5d5.3D
iCattle-Steady. Fair to good shippers. 81. 600
635; common. 2.26a3.25. sheep-Steady at $50
5ee5. Lambs-Steady at $3al7. IL. 8sf rs di5
TOBACCO MARKETS..
Richmond, Va. April, 4, 1906. "a
FoJr rlre Sfe
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S:E1ABOAA D.
AIR LINE RAILWAY.
tI 4 II, q ,oo5

l Bl5 " 10 1906. f7S VI Il fst fs5 3IS
nm A ms LEAVE tkICTIMOND-DAILY. SEs$
o.,6 An LOCALLY Nurina and Hamlet.
so p M,-Seaboard Fast Mai--sayannah,
u Jacksonve. Atlanta and Southwest;
n 10 p. 'M.--EYoridn Limted-,Soltd Pullman
- New York to ST. Augustine. IL
II 100 Is, M-Seaboard Express-Says nnah. jack
sonville, Atlanta and Southwest u
TRAINS ARRIVE RICtIAloND lSs
4 Ak a. &M.-Sol,d Pullman from ST. Augustina3
S:aa A. M,--From Florida. a tlanta and South
4.s5 p. M.-From Florida, Atlanta and South
west. .5i t 49, Il 4 II it kS
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FoRfNEW.,YORN.

II Via Nigh, Line Steamers (eyccpt Saturday. making
connection in Norfolk with Main Line Ship following day
at7 NJ !, also knrolk e. Western Ry, at M, and
p. NJ, making connection daily Except Sunday At Nor
folk with Main Line Ships sailing att P.M.
. K. F, CHALKLEY. City Ticket Agent, sos E,
Main St. J.. r. MAYER. Agent. Steamer Wharf.
II, 3. WALKER.V.P p. and 7. M. New York. N, Y.
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I 3a,,IARINEsINTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL 4, 1906.
n ARRIVED. al
Schooner NJ Luron, Boston. III "a HI
E,s s3:s {,4 SAILED. tsf ss-
Steamer Shenandoah, Liverpool. 5gs IL
q Schooner Baker Palmer. Boston ss;S
Schooner A. B. Crosby. East Boston.
Schooner Josephine. Havana.
Barge Knickerbockcr, 3 PROV dence.
Barge r. r. Thomas. Fall River.
Barge White Band, Providence. 55Sg
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Furniture Men Meet.
(By Associated Press.l

(By Associated Prcss.) IN
ATLANTA, GA, April THE Furniture
Manufacturers Association gathered here
to-day. Twenty-Five members beahg pres
ent from Georgia, Tennessee, Virginia
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STEAMBOATS,.
mLD DOMINION
STEAMSHIP COMPANY. 4.
Njuht Line for Norfolk

leave Richmond every evening (foot Ash Street, II
5P stopping at Newport News toute Fare, f250
one way $3.50 round trip, including state room berth;
meals. SIC. each. Street Cars to Ste amet's Wharf,
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CATTLB AiARKETs,

(sales at Union stool; Yafds,)
) Richmond, Va, April Al 1905.
There was light run Of cattle on. tlesmarket
this week. quality copsidered prices on all
gradss wsrs a!s hghai Best steers .5 n iss
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NAVAL u, STORES.

Il 5WILAuNGTON. c.. April 4.-SPIRITS
5TURPENTINE-Fir1n at 5Stac.; receipts, 8
casks. Rosn-Flrm at ts2 TO- Ia Firm at
$40; recelptsals6S barrels Crude Tnrpentine-
& SAVANNAH CiA..,,5 April 4. 44TU RPENT1NE-
Firm at z e2c.i;f receipts. l3l casks; sales, 81
casks; shpments 293 casks. ~ Rosin--F1rn, !; res
.ceipts, 947. barrels sales, SIS barrels; ship
ments, q, 2221 barrels. s25' 139
CHAR Lesson. 81: c., April a4-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSEN-Nothing doing.
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Lyncl,burg Tobac eco Market.
-. ~ .xnLch1,1,rr Va. n a a,

q =. Lynchburs. Va, "a ri q 1906 n
f. Sales Of loose tobacco on {tha &Lynchburg
market for the two weeks ending March 81.
1906. reported by John L. oglesby. OF Lynchs
Warehouse: 49,
4 Sold week ending March 24th, /, 1914 700 pounds;
z sold week ending March 3lst, S42, 800 pounds:
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~, Y IRGlNLA. NAVIGATION Co

NaEH JAAlt.S RIVER DAY LINE.
SrEAM Err POCAHONTAH
2 1AEHA5 leaves MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
SAyaS AND FRIDAY. az a., NJ; for
E >llAAYISV- Newport News, Clarslnont and
~ =, James Riyer landings. and con-
Meeting at Old Point for Washington. baltimore
and tho North, State-room reserved for the
night ut moderate prices, Electr!e cars, direct
Freight received for abaye-named places and
all points In Eastern Virginia and North Caro-.
Ink IRWIN WElS1GER,& 3Gen'L Mgr
p. A, BARRIER. Jr, Secretary,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA April 4. PEANUTS
ginias--Market stronger at SAR4c. for fancy
stock machine picked. 21a Gsfic. Smelling stock,
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corToNsEED OIL MARKET
NEW YORK, April 4-Cott onseed oil barely
steady with trade moderately active Primo
crude, T. o., b.. mills n0a)c. prime summer
yellow, ISL Qp5x c.; on summer yellow, noni-
nal prime white, csc. ; prime winter yellow,
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET

CORRECTED daily. Unless otherwise stated these
Th9esss pslces :b,ekens per
R Rens. per pound sai e; ducks per pound.
'4hs s sD5sss. hsas
per- head, Coz 7Sc.; guncas. per head. a 'S,a
dairy pafke "a, per nnn gsou 81
s.s s!osf ssfaSss
1e mi1 sS esgeu p
GGs-In crates. fresh. nearby. DOZEN q; Loo;
'f slIscRE sLfE asssi peaches n
fs snsy pound
per pound, 4a6c.;; apples fancy, sliced, per
s ss sr
black Per bushel q clay per bush,el 81 t iSg
per sbushei. sl.3al.4o.
yeals. hin, per pound, Sas5sc.; runners, pa
pound, 4atc; hogs. choice per pound. * SSs.
pi FLouR.Winter SUPERIOR, sla4;5 s; winter
e Ter Straight, 1855 winter patent $500
$40. Buckwhsai. per pound, 2's@sS cornme q.
s sacked sesatry poe ess s se5
200; bran Sl9.sod2l.0.
OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, April 4.-FLouR--Quiet, and
unchanged. Rye lrlour-Steady, Buckwheat
Flour Nominal Cornmeal " Steady. Rye
Nominal. Burley--QuIet. st4 81
Wheat-Easy: No. red, Sill asked afloat.
Options closed &c. higher to &c net lower.
May closed at Sill; July. sSAc,; September,
Corn Steady; No 2, 5stsc. elevator. Options
net unchanged. May closed at 53hc.; July. DC.
Oats--Dull mixed. lsaS6cs III
Beef-Firn. Cut Enthusiastically. l,ardS
Continent $40 Pork Quiet, IaloW s,
cofl'ee-Spot Rio, steady; mild quiet, Futures
quiet at points declineton spot position to 10
points on other positions. Sugar-.ftaw. tlrm
fair refining. 44sc.; 4gcentrlfugal os test. &C !;
molasses sugar, 4lsc.; refined, 81 eady, Rice
Quiet. Molasses-Firm & n jl34; bit 4; a b. 8j
Butter-Steady and unchanged. Cheese-F1I TN
and unchanged. ISggs-Firln and unchanged
Itototoes-oulet; Long island, M.Glae GO !;
state and western, $ldC1.l 81 Jersey sweets, per
cloth-top barrel, $4,000. Peanuts--Steady;
fancy handpicked, 5AG6,ic.: other domestic,
SthabIsc. Cabbages-Easy; Florida, tbalrel
crate $1,000 Cotton-By steam TO Liver
pool, l0alSc, N !, 81 "a s5tt
BALTIMORE, MD, April 4-FLoURr-Qulet
and unchanged ENTHUSIASTICALLY spot contract,
and tho month, $1.0SA al Sh; southern by, sam
pie, Hc.n$l.OS. Corn--Steady;B spot and inc
month southern white sd SaEn, s mSae
Strong and higher; NO 4. Western, &c, B11-
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sMFlNTMq1 Ell

". g. refunding 2s. Registered. ...........jlc
u. S.irefundnB "a. coupon. ...............ie
u. s.. IS, reEistered
U.s 8. ~. coupon................. ~
u. S.. New AZ. registered ................i J:
u! 8. New g. coupon. J:
u. s.. Old az. registered le
u. s.. Old As, Tcoupon...t.. ~
American Tobacco ~, 4certificates........,.
American Tobacco &c, enthusiastically
Atchison general ...............!e
Atchis6n adjustment rs .............,......f
Atlantic Coast Line 4s...........,.......-.lo
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. Il
Baltimore and Ohio 31ss
Central Of Georgia Is $780,. .......,....... u
Central OF Georgia list Inc .......:.........
Central OF Georgia "a nc.
chesapeake and Ohio 4lss.. y
Chicago and Alton 3.is.. :
Chicago, y. and Quincy new 4s ..........
Chicago. r, z r. and Pacific r. r. 4s........ s
Chicago, r.. l. and Pac. r. r. col. Ss.r...ts.
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changed prices. N Observation-Disclosures continues
I 1,Het with very light receipts and offerings.
Brights-R pts continue light and market
quiet but firm. e Sun. Cured-Receipts5 light;
market continues fairly active at quotations. Ii
p Note-IWe advise shippers TO avoid too high
order, as much of the: tobacco coming In Is
tdan.ngedt and when such IS the cas- cit sells
& ea2 below market price. 81
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

!, C.. c. and st. Louis gen a. . !. Il. =. 1o2A
Chicago Terminal Observation-Disclosures. "
Colorado M!dland s76A
Colorado and Southern 4s.......... 95h
Cuba IS if1cates ................. 1864
Denyer and RIO Grande ls.. .............. 10lA
Djstlllers' Securities Is son
Erie prior lien IA 102
Ene General . ..... as
Fort Worth and Denver City LIST. ......: 1l3t
Hooking Valley avs. I. =. 1l0k
Japan S. certificates. Io3s
louisville and Nashville Unified $500. 1c2,:
Manhatt an coilsol gold !. 104M
Mexican Central TN
Mexican Central lat lnc.................... IN
MINI. and St Louis Is Offered ..-........ a5ls
MISSOURI Kansas and Texas 4s..s.. ........ 1olh
Missouri n Kansas and Texas eds ..........f 85ss
National r. II. 5of Mexico con. 4s......... six
New York Central gen. az y. ......... 100h
New ersey Central gen. ............ 1854
Northern Pacific 105k
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 4.--rhe dry goods position
Is one Of increasing frmness and every day
discloses2 a condition on many lines which pre-
which are Under order for delivery into next
year are Increasing In number and naturally
thia .s3i
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Northern Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 76h
Norfolk and yVeste RI, con- 4a............. 10l az
Oregon short Line refunding 4s........... NIX
Pennsylvania cow :. y. 1854
Reading General ISIS 1921
St. Louis and Iron Mountain con bs..... 116 y
ST.. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s........ 91h
ST: Louis Southwestern con-. 4s. ......!..... s2S
Seaboard Air Limo a. ........... SsIa
Southern Pacific is. s5A
Southern Railway IS 1lsas
5Texas and Pacific lists. 1232
Toledo. st. L. and Western. IS. .......4.... s.
Union Pacifc COW. is. Y. !. 1851
us. Steel Cd Sc ash
Wabash 1sts I. I. :. 191s
Wabash Deb. BIS S1ss
Western Md 4s.. ~. 9lh
wheeling ond Lake Erie 4s................ 93st
Wisconsin Central IS. % n
NJ and o. Collateral Trust As. s6n
Central OF Georgia Sd ........,......... elM
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COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 4.--Tha cotton market
was very quiet with fluctuations Irregular
within range q about points Tho mar
June. but generally unchanged tic 3 points
higher. In response, to rather better cables
than due. and some covering. promoted by talk
of too much rain delaying new crop prepara A.
tons. There was very little demand appar-
emily. and slicha there was seemed more Or
ana m in spite Of the bis receipts prices grad.
eas points IN tbs early afternoon, Following
~ buyers and German houses, The close was
steady at net advance OF .d6 points Sales
We're estimated At 5000 bales. Port receipts
4 for the day were very heavy and tho esi-
ates pointed to continued full receipts to-
morrow. Il fs 100 ~
Reeeipt sat the ports to-day were 1909 bales
against 1862 aslt week and 1851 last year
For the week (estimated) 175 900 bales against
.0i 655 last week and 4l..5l last year. To-day
7 receipts at New Orleans We're 1889 bales
s against e,NO last year. and at Houston Ia i1S
bales against l,sl4 last year..
Cot futures ~ opened ulet and erm and
q, Open. High. Low Close.
S $sz ::::: i i$s iii FL 81 S!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05

gS SPOT cotton closed uiet: middling uplands
SIS: iniddlng gulf, 5. sales. 80 b aies,
Cotton. quiet: middng Sis; gross receipts.
g. 4.y bales; sales 80 bales: stock. 76.oSo bales
export 10 the Continent. f57 bales. 5 \. ~.
Total to-day at all Sports-Set receipts, 4a,Vso
bales: export to the Continent, 4s7 bales Stock
GiQ. 80; bales. IA 100, ~ =, ~
bales > expor, to Great Britain Is. 80 bales TO
the Continent. $3.50 bales; to Japan, oJ7 bales;
to Mexico. 40 bales. T . Z, !.
recein,s, i. es. 81, bales: export to Great Britain
a9s 40 bales; France s7s7s bales 70 @, the ne
Continent. 2.63,0is bales: TO Japan, 1o.'a's
bales; gto Mexico. 2. $40 bales. AZ
NEW ORLEANS. LA, April A.-!cO'pTOS---
spo, cotton dun; densnd light; OFFERINGS scan NJ
Sales, o2JO bales, including 900 TO arrive ano
800 II o. h. IA quotations. unchanged.
55ea4 nnsn,s above last evening" closing. The
fiuet aiions continued narrow throu gh out the
session. tho highest and lowest not exceeding
81 pSints. ,yhe market closed steady WITH ne ne
scott Cotton futures quiet. April. 7.+s: May. 7.+sas
IA: June. 74sAf4s July: Z 4sal7 4l; August lsi.
.7.iya75l; September. T.5sG7.54 !; October. 751g
i7.ss; November. 7,bsa7:el; December, eedI Ga