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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
LATE REACTION
VV|PESI0|U'1 RALLY
Union Pacific and Great North
ern Preferred Lead Market
to Low Level.
SENSATIONAL RISE I'm L. & N.
Advance Caused by Runlors Of
Plans for Great Through
Trunk Line.
tBy Associated Press 1

s. NEW YORK, April 2l.--A break IN the
price Of stocks to-day seemed foregon'c
conclusion. The promise Of such a move
ment was 20 clear that professional opera
tors sold enough stocks during tho iirst
hour TO more than cover the requirements,
and they devoted period OF the day 10
covering their short contracts with the
result OF practically repairing the losses.
II was evident that bargain hunters were
also on hand, and their willingness %
take stocks at the break was q material
factor In rallying the market. me teen mn
Gal situation pointed conclusively to con-
siderable liquidation to-day. me pressure y,
ceDtcred upon the stocks which have ncs e.
faVorites In the speculation on account o.
merger stories. Union Pacific leading INC
railroad list infpoint OF activity and weak i,s
ness. 8,5sf
Northern Pacincs re-entry into the mar ar
Net wrr the signal for sales down TO- 165,
compared with the recently prevailing
nominal price Of $50 bid. The prevailing
discussion In. stock market circles. was 0f:
ties and OF competitive projects IN the.
railroad world In strong contrast 70 the,
recent abiding faith IN the Tnu tual deter
imitation OF all the great powers Q, q Inc Inc
into force projects for the co mmon benefit.
Thursdays furry in the call money
market to q per cent. had served TO over
Sthrowsfnc5 c0nSlCtlOn f7lnHt Tug cusE OIL .uo
money m rk ct was incapable Of being dis.
turbed Tho reaction In prices carried
Union Pa ciiic to the. lowest OF i he, da land
made broad nroad on the recovery,
which had been established during the
middle portion OF the day and made the.
closing weak. The; remarkable rise in the
louisville and Nashville group ATTRACTED
attention to the published reports OF plans
for;thc for.nat ton OF a great through trunk
limo from North to South by n combina-5
ton of existing properties. Tho stocks
reiapscd equally with the rest of the mar
keith tho late reaction. Great Northern
I, preferred. late in the day, sold ut n de-
cline OF % points from last week. which,
may have helped to tho late reac tion.
Y Bonds were Irregular, Total sales. par
value, So. 0a5, 600 United States bonds were
ialltunchanged on call. i3 ii.S3 \.
The total sales OF stocks for the day
amounted to j. zoe. GOO shares.
MONEY AND Elk CHASGE-CLO
Money on call flrn ut 394 per cent. = clos
ing bid. 3 per cent: 81 offered at 3 IA per.
cent; time loans slightly hrmer; sixty
days, 3 IA per cent ninety days. 3 e.
per cent: six months. 1-2G3 3-4 per cent?
prime mercantile paper, 4fi4 IL per cent
Sterling exchange active with actual bus
mess In bankers bills at 81. 8620lDkS6.26
for demand and at s4.B4.4o5L S5.45 for sixty,
day bills; pasted rates. si.s5 and Ss&.S7 Il
commercial bills $i.S4 1-Sd4.s4 Ia. Bar sill
yer Els Mexican dollars ~ 1.g
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NAVAL STORES.

y WILMINGTON, N. c.. April sF1R1Ts
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES doing; prices un-
ohanged; receipts. IS casks. Fosin--Nothing
doing; receipts. 200 barrels Tar-TFrn at 81 80 !;
receipts. 81 barrels, 553s. x
SAVANNAH, GA April eA,--TURPEN-
TlNE-Trm at size; receipts, 3ss casks sales.
receipts, i,s04 barrels; sales ls2l barrels; ship
'CHARLEsToN S. c., April s4,-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN--Nothing doing.
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NORTHERN p ACIFIC.
Stock Appears Again on the Elk
change After Long Absence.

3. Especial to The .Ilmes-D1spnlcH.J sI.99.ssj
8 NEW YORK. April 24.-Nort hern$ Pa
.cific stock was to-day dealt in on the
Stock Exchange for the first time since
a few months after the rise to 81, 900
per share, causing the panioso May
1901.
Nobody cared 10 make a ]. price in
Northern Pacific at first and At was not
fifteen minutes that the first sale OF
100 shares was made. Early guess at
opening price We're very. wide and were
anywhere from $50 to $50. The stock
is Selling at Z per cent. to-day but trad:
ers are hardly inclined to think 1t will
settle down at it's present figure In
view Of the prices ruling for other
per cent. stocks. w ~
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TOBACCO lNIAliKETs.

Richmond Va. Aprll ?5,l l9a6
Tobarco-Dark Fired (New)--Market fairly
active at Aquotati Receipts light, Reor-
market quiet. Very little doing. BrIghts-Un-
changed. quiet, but firm; light receipts, sun
Cured-Market fairly active at prices auoted
Wrappers Very scarce and in demand; light
receipts ,3ti., h I4
NoterWe adS'ss. shipper rss to ayold too high
damussd, and when such Is the case It cells
far below market price. fa Y, 4
The quotations are MS follows 8{ ss5f
DARK FIRED TOBACCO-NEW.
iLugs Observation-Disclosures. 400 as 500
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DRY GOODS MARKET

NOW YORK. April 24--The dry goods market
did not seem to have fully recovered lto-day:
from tho effects of the holidays. Comparative
ly few buyers were about. There ~ no weak
sellers are positive they hold asstrong position.
Jobbers are preparing for an influx Of buyers
In view Of their Forthcoming special Gales
Saturday they were rather quiet. ,t3 IL
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u. rounding n, rcsntcrcd !. +. i.
" 81 refrfdiny 2ss coupon . h, \, 1919
u, s. 3s registered ....... 104h
II g. AZ, COUPON q. 1n6
u, S. New a. registered =. I. :. 1872
n. g. New a. 81 co nor. :. Is3
III a. Old IA repist cred q. .,..,,....... 104f
III & 0 Old a. s'coupon ~. l04s
American Tobacco Is. certificates . ...Y.... f3t
u nerrs n TOBACCO e. certifi ~ 1l3
Atrhisnn : general ~ 1o21
.Atchison adjustment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70.
Atlantic Coast Line 84s...................,s!g l5
Baltimore and Ohio 4s........-.............,l gy
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. =.
Central OF Georgia Is ll5
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc. W
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc. ~.
Chcsa peake ano Ohio 500. ~! Z
Chicago and Alton 3Ias Y
d. and Quincy new 49, ~ "
S,hica 20 p r ana PA ci0c3 n r s col IS 7. 60
&C. c. and st. Louis gen As :. 1891
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n kz5iAgN!N5it1|k&W6stBln

/ LEAVE RICHMOND DAlAa. IL
WV a. --NONEOLkla11lMlI taD. E5t Arrives
Norfolk n:z0 "a. nj. stops only at Patersbura,
5WaYer.y and SUFFOLK.
R Ear n4. Car, ( pe,ersburs tq Lynchbu-g and
BUS. hlueiicld to Cincinnati; also Roanoke to
4 noxville, and Knoxville 4. to- Memphis CAFE
i2io p. il EXPREss for Farm.
VILE. .Lynehburs and Roanoke. sEsS{3,lifsss
q 800 r. NO GEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar
rives Norfolk $50 p. N Stops only at Peters.
burg. Waverly and Suffolk. Connects with
steamers to Boston Providence, New York,
Baltimore and WashinRto ION. 5si LE "a. 9Flg8Hf.
rs y. M.-For Norfolk and all stations $eass
$50 r. M.sNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman sleepers Richmond to .Lynchburs and
Roanoke, Petersburg TO East Radford Lynch.
burg to- hiatt nooga. Memphis and New Orr
I. =, e:so Pm ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
Columbus. IL Dining Car. sts3slS
Trains arrive from the West a "a N. NJ, 2:6S
p. NJ. and 9:1S p. NJ; from Norfolk 1850 A. NJ.
and .6O p. M.
\ Office No. sas East Main street.
w. B. REVILL. *! c. H. BOSLEY,
Gen'li Pass. ACT. Dist Pass 81 n
i IN :
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REDUCED RATES VIA ATLANTIC
n COAST LINE TO COLUMBIAN, s.. c.
49, AND RETIRN APRIL 26. %. 1905 800

Account meeting OF tho Conference Of
Education In the South, April 20 to rs,
1905 tho Atlantic Coast Line Will sell tick
cts to Columbia. s. G., and return at rate
OF one fare plus twenty-five cents for
the round trip, tickets on sale April Esd,
oath and 25th, good returning up to and
including May 9Th. The Atlantic Coast
Line has two fast daily trains with
through connections. Pullman and dining
car service.
FOR further information apply toRagents
of the company; or
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Division Passenger Agent,
SSS East Main Street, Richmond, Va.
sEABoARD AxR LINE RAILWAY. i

sEABoARD AYR LINE RAILWAY. IA
3 Reduced rates to Columbia. s. O., ana
return. Account of Conference OF Educa-
ton In the South, the Scnboard will sell
round trip tickets from Richmond to
Columbia. s. G., ut rate of $li.a0, pre-
portionately cheap rates from others
st.eEs ii 4 Tickets sold April 23d to 25tnS
inclusive, good returning at any time IN
or before May 9Th, 1906
For further Information as to rates,
schedules. Pullman reservations, eto,
apply to Richmond Transfer Company,
pepot Ticket Office, or to Passenger OF
flee, $50 East Main Street.
w NJ 'F.AYLOR,
City Ticket Agent.
II. s.. LIZARD, '.s M q
District Passenger Agent,
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15c Good feeding barley, 1890. & fair y. 10 TO
choice mailing. 49a47c. No. Il faxseed, Sig;
No i northwestern l!4o: prime Timothy seed.
300 Mess pork. per ba rel s'e lara.
per 100 pounds. s791 .bot4; short ribs sizes sa
Sc. s7Ika7 90 q tWhiskey. basis F,of high wines,
sl.2s Glover, contract grade. SO. %. Butter
Easy at mark, cases Included l4,tA al4Sc.3
iCheese-Firm at 1fc xxx 5sss35fi, NJ q
4 BALTIMORE MD. April 24.-FLOUR--;
weak ard lower. Winter patent s5.1bG5. 20 :,
spring patent, s5.70a6. 90. Ed yVheat--Weak and
lower: spot.gcontraot an dthe month 9sa9oAc.;
low Fl; spot ana the month 5OA 15o&ec southern
white corn. Asa5oxc.& Oats-Dull; No. mix
ed 3imG D34lkc Ryc-Dull ( No !. 2 West SOC.
imitation, 2s9Dc. + rancy creamery, 81 &c.
aEggs-Quiet and unchanged at lie. Cheese
Firm and unchanged. Sugar-Strong and un-
changed. " ~
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- ~
Il 13l f,alea: sales "a bales; stock s. ssa hales .
Total at all portset r. 49,
bales; export to Great Britain q OBS bales; 70
the Continent. 1874 bales to japan. III hale =
TO Mexico. 40 bales; stock, 61o. 3s6s !. s..
# Consolidated at all ports--Set receipts, o. tos
bales export to Great Britain IS 9is bales; 90
tho continent. 1900 bales; TO japan va,
lbalcs; 70 Mexico $50 bales. 4, ~
Total since September LIT at all Dprts-.Nst$
receipt s. 4lb, 4so bales export 70 Great
ia9 49, bales to France. 677,37i bales: TO me
Continent. ZOOS. 1854 bales; to X pan. ls',sio
bales; to Mexico, e. 47o bales S33
NEW ORLEANS, r. a. a pril "a coTToNTT-<
Spot cotto nquiet md weak: gales so bales
Including 3s5 to arrive. Quotations re 'oWel:
Futures opened easy on active mon y
points down free oireI1nss In the absenss
of sustaining features the market lost ltLs
POINTS additional h, tho trading, fully closing
quiet with net losses OF efl7 points. com pared
M Cotton futures steay: April 7.ofG7os: May.
'os7 June oss7 y I.9 a;o Au-
gust II 14Gr7.16; September 7.1G91.S: 4 OCTOBER,
I: .a1sa7 ri ~ November 7:2R1:ci; December,
Z 3IT.o6. e sess. II.
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RICHMOND i PRODUCE 4 ,IARFET..
Corrected daily Unless otherwise stated These
nnota lions are Wholesale prices y SO

(COrTeCted daily. UnIeaHt 6tdteo ks1soo
Quota lions are Wholesale prices y 3s $22 izs
LIVE sPoELTRY---Winter chickens. per
pound. 15asoc: bro,lers par pound ssgtscs;
.,sSiic: !: turkeys. hensslpe pound; lsalse;
per. b cad. Z 90 ft7tt..:: gulnens. per head 2oc
\. nUTrER-Chplce dairy packed. per pound.
aofb2lc. !; choice family pack cd. per pound. zoo
slc.; store packed, 4 yellow. extra, per pound
lsnisc \ store packed. fresh. mixed, per pound
lb3iec.; roll, choice. yellow. per pound, lBge0e.,
roll! mixed, per pound, l4115c.:: common grades.
per pound. e l261sc- 81 u S
i EGGSIn crates, fresh, nearby. dozen, $40
isc. in crates. fresh. per dozen, 1bilc in bar.
rels, fresh, per dozen. El5c. gtl
Z AIIsCELi4ANEOUS-Dr peaches, n c..
fancy, per pound. 13abltc.; peaches. Virginia,
fancy. per pound. l2gl3c.; peaches .unpeeled,
per pound, &c; apples. fancy, sliced, per
anplss eyap9Fa,sd PEI
81. aa145: blackeye. No. per bushel. sl:4o;
81. Beans -HandIdcked, per bushe. t1.3tG
i.4O; white. Mixed per bushel, $l.1o11 .; COLI
orcd, per bushel 81. 1bG IS. Z!
LIVE $STOCK-Veals. choice. per pound, 7c.;
venls. thin, per pound. GqS Sic; runners. per
pound. Csc: hogs. choice. per pound. AZ 05c.;
lambs, choice. per pound, SG10c. sheep, choice,
per pound, & 3d4ac..: beet tue, common to
prime, 81. l4c.; bulls. per pound, 2h Csc.
\ FIIOUR-Wintera superior. NI4.3 winter
extra $500 10: winter clears, &5.60G5.75 vim
ter straight, S6.75G5.Go:s winter patent q. D9
{. 40. Blclswheat. per pound. 2is orc Cotnmea!
city sacked, 370Gl72lsc.: country bolted. sacked.
63s G6ac. Notwithstanding. per ton. 81 900
roo: bran, sleS1G2l.30.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARI1ETs.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERsBURG,S VA. April 24'--PEANUTs-
Ma rket firm at &c, for fancy, stock :: machine
picked, 2,s G3Kc.; Smelling stock, 2Q2xc. #
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! cnrroNsEEn on MA

jsS COTTONSEED OIL MARKET. h,
a NEW YORK, April 24.--Cottonseed oil gem
orally steady With fair business doing, Prime
crude. I. o. b.. mills. 2o1aa2lc,i primo SUM
lner yellow, 26AG27c.: Off summer vel low. nom
inal primo white and winter yellow 20 G:ep1sc.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

70 Torn,nal q foffered) I. 4. I. eaA
r.o,oraho nfidInnd A. /. /. +. Is
r.o,oraao and so,,,hcrr, 4s 1876
rnha - certificates. /. 4. 1o4is
Denver and Rio C;randc rs (offered) 80. 1914
,,s,,,,.r, e,a,,,r,,,ee 4. . . 70 i
= 80 Ijont a. l0i1s
Erie r!snerai a. e2t
tf VAIN and Denver CITY Isl. 114h
tIonL ,nryva1iev as fofrercd5 11l
Ianan e. scertia cates 9Sx
& ania,iIi. md Nnshyiila Unined 4s...... lo3h
tTnni,a. ~ !, scnns al poId 4s s1N 81
sfararan rentraI AZ TIE
Mexican Central lst q,
MINI. and St Louis 49,. , Ss,s
missouri Kansas and Texas IS. ~ =
Misso,ir Kansas and Texas "a z. -. % % ,
National r.. r. OF Mex. con. "a tonered) 81
New York Central gen. 3h !o V9;s
New Jersey Central gen.. 6s.... !Sa r. 1
Northern Pacific fo7z
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Lyncllburg Toba ego n a ri 3

AZ a. q 1 1'o0'
The sales OF loose Tobacco the ynchbu r
market for the two week s1idtng PEI X
lLynch's Warehouse We're az folows:;t7,
Sold week ling April a. s,s e9o pounds: 500 t,,
crease for week ending April 2ist, M. q, 500
pounds. s n s SS}sFf VS.. 4. 81 :, ,oo-
Sold from September 1, 1901 to April q, 1soS 0
Ia, e3l, 900 pounds; sold from ptember H. 1893
to April q, 1901 100000 pounds; decrease f9r
1905. 2, 802. 900 pounds. s. III !, ~
The condition Of the Offerings was fairly good,
but much Of 1t was rather Of. inequality. There
was but little fine leaf and wrappers offered.
Prices on all grades were about as ior the
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sTEAMHoATs.
FOR NEW YORK.

i Via Nigh Line Steamers lexeepta Saturday, maEn1
connection In Norfolkwi Main Line Ship following day
AZ Nj, also Norfolk q Western Ry. ats AZ Nj. and
s Pm. and Chesapeake e. Ohio Ry. st 8 a. N, and q
P. NJ, making connection daily eIeept Sunday n Nor
tolk With Main Line ships sailing ss7P NJ.
Z Is, r. CHARLEY. City Ticket Agent. sos e.
Main ST. J. f. MAYER, Agent, Steamer Wharf.
y. 3. WALKER.Y v, =. and =. M. New York. N, =,
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COTTON MARKET.

& NEW. YORK, April 2i.-The cotton market
was moderately active. considering the holiday
IN Liverpool and the gnneral tone OF tide mar
ket. was asler. The opening was easy at a
decline OF 2ds7 points with bears encouraged by
fairly 600 weather in the South over the hoi-
days. continued talk of weakening among
Southern holders and expectations that the un-
settled conditions Of affairs In the stock mar
ket might cause Liquidation by Wall Street
longs In cotton. Rains were reported in tho
Southwest and some wires said that planting
was being delayed but there WAS no demand
here apparently, except on a scale down from
losses. being at one time some 9dIll points un-
der last Thursdays close. At this level cover
aggressive. The close was steady at a small
recovery from tho lowest. but at a. not decline
OF sGgS points. Sales Were estimated at 10000
bales. 55.sr55
Receipts at the ports to-day were 81, 7S3 bales
against Is, 622 last week and 9,G26 last year
For tho week lestln,ated 10000 bales against
TO-, last week and 4l,3ol last year. To-day,s
receipts at New Orleans We're 6.349 bales
against 4.G9 last year, and at Houston G.6O
bales against s049 last year.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RAILWAY.

Cars leave cornes Of Ferry anu Seventh
sFss aSu sas 0n m me
Cars leave PeteMpurs; toot Of Sycamore
Street. every hour from s;sS A. n, to 1885 p,
All cars from Petersburg connecting Rich
uond cars. 59.l IA ltEff II
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UNION STOCK YARDS, 8PITrSBURG, pa,
April 224-CATTI supply fair {: market lower
ply fair: market active. Prime heavy, medium
and heavy workers., s5soap5.s5 light workers.,
s. 7oa6.75; pigs, S56oa56o; rpughs, 1885, So
,ESheep-Ssupply Light market slow, Primh
wethers, $6d6, 10; common, ss.6oG4,0o; light,
market slow, Primo wethers s6G6. 10; common
se.6ol4 90; lambs, Si.boG850 veal calves, $500
n AZ
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RICHMOND GRAIN AIARKET. a
Richmond. Va, April "a, 1906.
XIX III, QUOTATIONS.
1 CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
~ (Salea nj Union Stool: Yards.l 80.

1Ss ~ Richmond. Va, April "a. 19O5.'Sf
Live market for week ending APPEL
and a light run Of sheep and lambs. Best
steers. 51s G5ac.; a lot o. cxtra prime sold at
&C.; medium TO good. Ak @RHc. common to fair.
4a'4sc.: heifers. 435A cows. 2lls p4hc. ); bulls
Hogs selling from 5Ad5Ac. for best; roughs,
AZ a4kc.
Fat sheep. AZ G5hc.: extra, &c.: best lambs.
sase Others spring LAMPS; sqys
Prospects good on all kinds Of stock for next
market. I'll ~ sa &
seipss, 500 head Market IKE stronssF Good e
prime steers $500 IS: poor to medium. $4,000
%; stockers and feeders. 32.50g5, 10 cows
81, 5oa5 20; heife,s ssa5. 10: Gamers, s. 6oa3lo
s ss's @ head. M Marfst steady . q
higher. Mixed and butchsr g. 4o@s. ssh good
to choice, heavy s6,65a6. 65: rough, heavy. 81.
as. IS: light, t5.a5G6.55; bulk OF sales, $500
SSH, sheep-necepts q oo head ca Market see
AIS: good to choice wethers. shorn, S. 204 56o;
native lambs, shorn, H,todp6 60. S
a 1891 head. Market slow. Steers l0T25c. lower;
fat bulls and good cows, 109l6c. OF ; others
steady TO firm steers. ss,a5g35o; bulls s2.so0
4.so; tops, s5a6.10; cows, $l.7504.60: heifers,
live, but prices generally 25a5oc. lower. Yeals.
So 5O@7 90; few choice at SIPS; little calves and
culls. s2.5oGI3. GO. Dressed calves weak; city
dressed veals. S9llc per pound; country dress
Scelpts, 1880 head Sheep slow and weak;
lambs firmly held and slow Wooled sheep,
4.5oaG 90: clipped shep. $4G60 %; clipped culls
g. o. unshorn lambs. 76a g % elppe1 ambs
ts.2ls head. Market firm. Good to price state
hogs, $500. TO- b g&
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PORT Of WEST POINT, APRIL .24. 1g

n PORT OF WEST POINT, APRIL 24, 1905,
u ARRlyED &
! Baltimore, coutrnsy, Baltimore. passenger.
and general cargo. sa
& Elm City. HayneB, Mattaponi Rlyar landings,
passengers and general cargo, ~ * Gltf{ NJ \
i, SAILED. I'll
baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore, passengers
I Ilm City Haynes, Mattaponl River landings,
.assengera and general cargo a.
K PORT iy1WPoRT NEWS. APRIL ~, 1905.
X ARRIVED.
steamer Lansing. Sabine Pass
Il Steamer Queen Mary, Philadelphia,
Z Schooner Clara A. Donnell, Boston,
Z Barge New York, New Bedford.
Rnrge IAndseer Perthamhoy, t.s
barge Nearchus, Providence ia t5a
III +, g3f33y ~ SAILED. Rt "a X
steamer Lansing. New York,
u Barge ssunbury. New Bedford. %
4 barge Iiuickcyboiker. Providence,
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% n p. - Richmond, Fredericks.
ns RI * ] ! burg s. Potomac r. r.

Trains Leave Richnlond---N orth,satd.
4;l6 a. M--Da!ly--IByrd 81! TnrouEn.
z 8;46 a. N.-Dally-Maln st. rhrough
7:2s a; M-Messk pays-EDa. ashland AZ
$40 4, M1palIy-Byrd st. Tnrough. Local
1906 noon-Week Days-Byrd st. Through;
100 p. M.-Week Days-Byrd# ST. Frederlcks-
Ea burg Accomnlodn tion IS 5 =. t48S u
sos p, M-Daily-Maln ST.. Through.
$50 r. M.--Week Days-Eba. Ashland Ae-
500 r. 'M.SDaily-syrd ST., Through.
" Trains Arrive lchmond-.SouthWard.
$40 A. M..Week Days-Ebal Ashland 40.
$50 & M.eSWesk pays-Byrd st. Frederick
burg Accommodation. "a 3 ~
8 80 A.. A1,--Daliy. Byrd St. Through:
l1:b0 a. M.--Week nays-Byrd ST. ThrouSh.
ala +. of M.-r stSnII ST.: Through. .f
6;1s = M,dMSf eh Days-6a ashland A.
t7:l5 p. M.-DaiIy-Byrd st. Through.
300 =. M.-Daily--l3yrd St Through. AocsI
& $50 r. M.--Daily--Nan st, n Through.
"a NOTE Pullman Sleeping Or Parior Cars on
all above trans except trains aarrtyl4G Floh.
lnond 1850 a, NJ week days. and local accom-.
], Time Of arrivals ana departures and connse,
W. 1'ehi b ND puKh. q NJ cuLp. w TAYLOR
Gent. Mani. Asst, oen'L han'r. Traf, Man
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x CINCINNATI o., April ALI Gs-Actlve,
Butchers and shippers, sb5o95. 50; common,
81, 25ab. 40. Cat le-Quiet. Fair to good ship.
at s2dl6. 10. Lambs-SloW at $425l76l. &c -
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Nor,1,or, r,acinc al N
Norfolk and western con- Is. .............. 1o1h
oregon Short Line refundlng 4s......... s7N
pennsvlynnia cony. avs .............. 1Oih
:, 81 10 Cenaroi a. a. 1O2 a
81 II .n,iIs and Iron Mountain con. 6s....1l6ls
e. III C,Ns AMI san Francisco f. 4........ 81 81
Ct Touis southwestern con. 4s............ Sis
Sn,,on ~ Ai,.1Iine "a (offered) ......., 38
s seS por r liz - Is
somshern IN isay 11s%
Ta1as and pacific lists 1231a
Toiedo. ST. l.. and western 4s............ S47s
1Tnon I,aciac "a y. 1o6
1f,,to,, 1,aciac conv 12o
n ~ steel I'd BIZ
Wabash lists ". =, !. !. ~. 1l6A
Jvaha Oh Deh 6 I3s . .....,,........ rs
Wast err S9la
Wheeling and Lake Erie IS. 93a4
wisconsin, Central IA 931s
III. and o. Collateral Trust As. ............. 96lx
Central OF Georgia ID Inc ....... %
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OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.
NOR mil IN II2-Dull and

NEW YORK, April sl,-FLOuR-Dull and
weak Winter patents ssgs se Mlnn ass -
Rye Flour Quiet cornmeal----Steady at &c,
5Earley-Steady Ss VI ss rs & ~. i$ ,s.; d Il.
May wheat was den,orallzed again to-day.
losing four cents a hushel In the local mar
ket. Liquidation. which was heavy, extended
I,sc., being afrected in addition by fine crop
and weather news. Last prices I, showed lQ9
exc. net decline. May closed at 94.sc; July,
s' Gorns sshs 10. e sc nominal elevator
Option narke, Lower With do Wheat
hi%c.: July, 5lMc,5 Oats-Barely steady mixed,
fnf nsas
pound. .s7lEa5;so. pork-e2Hiet. Tallow-Du'l,
Coffee Spot Rio, quiet: mild aq!et Futures !,
,@nai noI a auoe san me.
3iasses, sugar, 3y-sec. refined. quiet. Rice e'
Quiet. b. IA .,1,, "a w =, I
and Western sl0,lo; Jersey sweets t2bsal o.
.Peanuts-Quiet fancy handp!cked. bNqbHe.;
SNas$ saam
to Liverpool 1Odl4c. Il
CHICAGO. ILL, APRIL 24.,Wheat for y! May
af s soa Mn saturdays Closing
tations a the close the market had rallied
ID a3c. The sensational decline to-day' FOL
loving the big break OF last week was the
result of general liquidation. participated In by
John W, Gates the erstwhile bull leader Mil
lions OF bushels Of ay whea changed owner
shlp during to-days exciting session, At the
7 close OF trading It was claimed by close OBJ
servers that all Of the enormous line held by
rho market became steady late In the day on
an Improved demand. Armour. and Company
being credited with heavy purchases Of both
tho May and July optiins. 5iIs.S .
The slump In May created extreme weakness
In distant deliveries, the July option closing
z al n net loss of g cents. Corn. oats and pro-
Visions likewise, were affected by the break
in wheat. May corn being off lls lNc, at the
close July corn Is down Ne; July oats show a
a loss of Qp7sc.; provisions are down w q S2.sc'
The leading futures ranged US follows;
4 u ~ '5' .I1l NJ Open, x1ign. Low, Close