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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
PICKETT CAMP Will
HAVE !. NONE OF IT
Adopts Resolution Flatly De
clining to Go to Monument
Unwilling.

At meeting Of Pickett Camp, Con-
Tolerate veterans held at the camp hall
last night the following resolution was
adopted: ,s
Resolved, That this camp declines TO
8partlcipatebin the ceremonies Of unwilling
the Nortl, Carolina monument at Appo-
En,attox, April 10th, on account Of the
Inscription thereon. which the camp deems
Improper to be used by the COMMITTEES.
We think all the Confederate troops did
their duty to their country q
Tho following communication was re-
ceiyed by the camp from General stith
Boiling, commanding the First Brigade,
Virginia division of the United Confed-
crate veterans dated Petersburg, Va.
March 81 1905: I,,. g..
81 II am requested by Major General I. S.
SGarnett. commanding Virginia, Division.
#U.5C ", to extend to your camp an In
svitatlon from Colonel H. a. London,
chairman of tho North Carolina Apo
mattox commission, to attend the unvel-
Ing Of three North Carolina monuments
at A.m,omattox Courthouse on Monday,
tho 10th day OF April. 1906 !" #
No action was taken OH the invitation.
The usual routine Of weekly business
was disposed of by the camp, reports be-
Ing made as to tho condition OF tho sick.
and other reports made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
.PAPAS or VIVIAN
ON ACADEMY STAGE
The Farce Ditrichstein Pro
duct Street Singer Ii
at Bijou. .;s-

IT'D n E..Vivian's PapasI Leo Dltrichstein
has conceived EoneTo fsthose plots ofscn-
-tanglcments that made his piece .Are
You Mason such a laughable farce
Vivian and her papes occupied the Aca-5
deny stage ast%night. and 4 small but;
nations, in which Il Two sold: 4: boys, who
should have known better, were placed
by the chorus lady who knew how to
play her little game. -
most capable company, Miss Caroline
Hill, as tho lady who was overburdened
ades
Miss Dorothy stuart: as the stage
struck me. yerdier. did ,an.exiceeding E,i
was an attractive little woman. Miss
Mary Stuart had ~ countcnance too sweet
and placid to fit her for the role Of n
maid. Miss carlotta was excellent as
Cynthia, a character sketch In black,
and her steps to rag-t in,e music won her
several encores. The mon In the cast
played their parts well. So 3,
The farce has in 1T something OF the
sugg tlyeness Of the French creat tons,
but It does not go so 4 far 7as to shock
the dialogue Is as innocent child's play,
compared with some of the pieces ac-
copied without question: 49, 4,
The Street Singer.
{ Hal Reid has done his best, II that is
the way one CHOOSES to take It. n sEh ne
5ur with many other ingredients.
Miss Florence Bindley presented this
piece to a large audience I at the Bijou
I has a chance to see the melodramatic,
the drama, comedy and musical comedy
SO blended as is in this play. But that
Miss Miss Bindiey, !. as Violet xodray and rs
La Belle Violetta (the street ssinger). oc-
the Of the stass afn
in ne and sIngine sI1e Is 81 entitled to that
position. The dueling scene was good. =
The story tells of n young actress who
give pVrYatf wn a9r
plant with "a fondness for pretty women;
the old mans son, william. Is engaged
in the course OF the. play old John Vo-
, dray, the millionaire's confidential man.
lis accused Of forgery. and to save him,
Ir ri follows some really bright comedy
work, in which Violet, as the stepmother
OF her former sweetheart. admonishes her
son, to be in his room early and ne y
Lawrence Winfield. the son Of Van
WORT: enters into.a conspiracy 1s to ,sepa,
rate Van Voort,from MS wife diso y, =
estate to him. Violet cares nothing for
lives only fors "Bily.H Violet wins out
that's what the play was writ ton for
ana rhe gets The estate when WINGED II {, I'D
the crime on William Van Yoort-only TO
be tllwarted by Violet.
Joe Weber Tonight.
Weber's AIl-star, Stock COMPANY comes
to the Acadenny Tonight In /" II iggledN-
Plggledy'' and '.The College Widow"
York i'ere critics o on the production in that
(. city: s z
dull moment init 1t .issnY winner" The
sul-"It is rip-marin fn " and rises : s-
(By Alan Dale)--'"All New York laughs
over the Weber iokess;,,. Y goes to you,'
from beginn,ng 10 end, The Morn,!ns
.1'elegran--yIt, went with ~ roar; The
Tho New York Press 1T took the audi,
enca by storm, sat Is q mint OF fun
eelcal ala kent the adlfnes n roa e
absolute enjoyment aud ebsolute sue
cess. Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
COTToi MARKET.

NEW YORK. AprIl }a-rhe cotton market
experienced q slight squirt OF activity and
trmness shortly after the opening. owing 70 q
blillish private estimate OF acreage. but Boon
gau;eted down and In the later trading was
easy. * Y ss3sf 85 * gz&
The opening was et and steady at a decline
OF I point on June, but generally lot points
higher. which was, ather5 better than due on
the cables. Business was stipulated TO some
extent at hrst By a private estimate Claiming
u proba Bile reduction in acreage OF - per cent.
and a. falling OFT In the use Of ccrtili2er OF rs
Der cent, but the large estimates for to-nor-
rows receipts at leading points promoted real.
izips on the advance. and after the market
ha dsoid up to about tho hlshe level OF last
week or n net gain OF ea7 points, prices worked
on During the balance OF tho session trailing
was very quiet. and while fluctuations were
somewhat Irregular, the market closed within
i point or two OF inc lowest at a decline OF ?d1
points Tho Anal tone wa . =, uiet and steady.
Receipts Of cotton at the ports to-day were
Is, sN bales against "a, 16G last week and 9416
last year. For the week (estmate1) ITO $50
bales against ao4,s5S last week and il,2sl last
year. To-day's receipts Mt New Orleans We're
6G7i bales against 2,6f1 last year, and at Iious-
ton 9al3 bales against .6ss last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
PRODUCE NfARKET.

NEW YORK. April 5.-FLoUH-.Dnil and
featureiess Ryo Flour-Quiet Buckwheat
Flour Nominal. cornmeal- Steady. Rye
Nominal. BarIey-Dull !. y
Whcat--So. = red. sl.13ss T., Q. b. afloat
Options L c net higher. May closed at @h1o1t !;
July, as5sc. y September. S5hc: Corn-Irregular:
No. 5s1sc.;5 elevator. 5lkc. Options u G. net
higher May closed at Ssh G.; J ulys &c Oatf---
Steady mixed, aat1G CSC. ~ Ut 4 81
.Pir,; Western steamed. $40; refined. ARM Arm
.Rosn--sst steady; strained, 3.oIls. urperl-
tinc-steaiyS at sahds4c. 5si3 81 J. s5g
y Confee--Spot Rio. steady: mild. firm; Cordoya.
.iOfsisc n Futures STEADY. ani unchanged: to i
points lower Sugar Raw, firm; fair refining,
1zsc ifugal.s IS test. r1lolass sugar,
age refined, Arm. Rice-Qutet Mo!asses---
anutter-Irregular; Creamery. colesc-5; state
dairy eoa.7c Cheese irrn;5 state, small! coll
ored and white, l3Nal4fiic EgEs-Firm; near
BY selected. .ncs; sou.hcrns. 10 qi &c =. ].
4 fotatoes--S;cndy: Long Island !, ST. 90; state
and Western, slGl 90. Jersey sweets, = per
.cioih-top barrel. s3ao. %. Peanuts Firm
fancy handp.cked. s. des.sc: 9, her domestic;
crate. s.. soa.eo. cottcn-By steam TO Liver
pool, loat3c.t Eat
4 CHICAGO, ILL, April 3.-Onicial forecast
Of freezing Temperature In Kansas and Nc
.braska strengthened the wheat market here
to-day AT the close July wheat was uT, z stssc.
Corn is up a shade: 4 oats show a ga IN OF ac.,
and provisions made a net advance OF ;0al ooe.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
5Ass!3 Omen. High Low. Il Close.
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Twin CITY Lea que.

met at the Manhattan Club ast night
and transacted some business Of I'M
portance. The season tickets werc Issued,
and sent out to those entitled to them,
and arrangements were made for tho ac-
commoda tion OF the patrons OF the game.
The grand stand tickets will have coupons
attached this year and Will he placed
season will he, opened with n parade and
other ceremonies. @
L. The game between the Manchester team
and the team from Dixie sAerie of Eagles,
at tile park next Tuesday will be a close
one, as tho Eagles are strong and In good
shin ~
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.sHAR & ADvANc & IN STOCKS
3Hoadley Said to be- Moving Spirit.

10 The Tinaes-Dispatch.

Especial 10 The Times-D ispatch.)
s NEW YORK. april j. SO near compile!
ton Is the new Alabama iron merger!
that announcement ofsthe general terms
rangement for the cash S}sunderwrlting5
be stated that the. eWce!ompany...W "
iproba bly, have ptalzation exclusive
Of a few millions Of dollars tof underlying
bonds, of about! sl25 600, 900, iilc ludlng new
bonds ana stock.r3 Deflnit e. information
ipanies will 70 into the merger is not
sobtaInnble,F butt 1t is said hat Tenneso
see Coal and Iron Will 80 IN at&ll2E IL l-s
for the stock. t5
So far the deal includes the Tennessee
Coal and Iron Company the sIoss,sh f 4
field Steel and Iron Company. the South
ern plants Of the Repl1bl bc stesl s ana
dated Coal and Iron Company, when Is
owned by the International Power COM
pany: /. q - III Il -, !, =, -, 80
appeared prominently In the. recent nego-
st!ations. he is the moving spirit II tllo
enerprss starting With ne aeG a.
buying large blocks, Of Tennessee Goal 20
and Iron, Sloss.Eherleld Steel and IRON
and Republic Iron and Steel.
called Hanover Bank crowd which for
smerly4 controlled Tennessee Coal and Iron,
decided few days ago that.the merge rtst,
would be greet IN .hg Inspr ives
~ Messrs. \ Blair and Company. and
Messrs. Ladenburg fThalman land Y, Com II !
gsn nhhS, and and tho Representatives, OF the
COMPANIES, WHO Will 80 into, the deal.
These conferences were for tho purnose
81 rrihE ern Vas q sharp outward movement
today IN the stocks OF the companies
Interested. Tennessee Coal and IRON, lead
ing, with heavy. dealings and q rapid "a.
4 his evening, up five points from Satui',,
day. Sloss- Sheffield sold at par, up y
$points, hut dealings were u sllt,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

q PORT OF TaPoINT.S APRIL 3, 1905.
e a ARRIVED. 49,
Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore. passengers
Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponi River landings.
passengers and general cargo.
81 SAILED. is III
g Baltimore, Courtney, Baltimore. passengers
d Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponi River landings.
PASSENGERS and general cargo. IA
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. APR1I4z5, 1905,
ARRIVED. 9s z 5i5
q Steamer Irinc,S Mobile. "a ffs5 .$ 4. S Isl
X steamer Saturnena, Galveston. u
Schooner Ellen NJ. Golden, n ew y ork. tT 88
y Barge r.. n. honlas. n CIV + y orl. " 81 sg III
Barge John Forsyth, Lambe It g Point. Ss'sa
SAILED. SSs isss III
T Steamer Irine. Cardiff. III
Steamer Saturnena. Manchest er. sg43
3 large Knickerhocker.i Nrdvidsnce.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04

Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR
Easy. No. 9 sprlng wheat sl.osdpi:12; No g..
slGill; No. 2 red, {l.l2st lis. 70. 2 corn,
47ltc.; No. 9 yellow, Ac.s Nc q oats, e9A q
:s7kc.; No. 2 white. a2i No. 2 white. 2ah0
slAc. NO. 2 rye. Good feeding barley
.i,axseed. $l.e4; No. northwestern. Sl.ss.
Mess pork. per barrel, sle.7oQl2.75; lard, per
sGSia7.1s; short clear sides (boxed). ss,75as.s1.
Whiskcy. basis OF high wines. si.es Glover.
contract grade, sl4oO. Bytttr-Stea dy; crcanl-
cries, e2Gr2Sc. daries, 20d45c. Cheese-Steady
atlleal3c. Eggs-Steadyt at mark. cases include
lGc,; 5frsts l6c,; prime nrss, l7c.; extras 1Sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04

bales export TO Great Britain. 8. a10 bales 70
stock. e09 .a5i bales .l Isl = . y.
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts. 4o,les
bales; export to Great Britain is, 200 bales 70
France, l.3s5 bales: TO the Continent, t5,foI
bales ITO Mexico. 40 bales. n. .
Total stnc~ September LIST att AL ports-N,et
receipts & S7s.345 ba les esp7rtt Great Britain
i2?0siao bales; 10 France Col. S7S bales to the
Continent. 2.557.os6 bales: to japan, 1S., 800
bales; to Mexico, $50 bales,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
Broke Valuable Glass.

One OF the large plate-Elass windows
In the Broad Street front of Mnrphy's
Hotel lobby was shattered early last
night crashing inward upon tho telegraph
Office there. The breakage was due to
the roll licking Of "A crowd on the street
corner outside. The damage is consueg-
able, but It ls understood tht It will 10
made good by those responsible for It..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
NAVAL STORES,

1I !; INC N .SE s .cspl rs
casks Rosin- Firm at So sa receipts, us bar
ires, Tar-Filp at III reeeip 81 1855 barrels,
Crude 1'urpenlneT-F at \? 200 recelpts,
10 barrels, X 5 y ~
I'sAVANNAIls CA April s.--Il RpENTI N tl-
g q ,sSs seein1 Eslss
Sceirls,5 5ss barrels sales, Ss5 barrels ship
ments, l.0l5 barrels, d GIL fg & 3
'ciiARLEsTdN. $, G, April ST IrESs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
DRY. GOODS MARKET.

u NEyYs YORK, April 3.-What little improve
snient Is noted In demand IN the dry goods mar
inore active and the outlook more encopra cling.
The situation q the seller y very nrn AM .tl
raw material market, Local jobbing trade Is
only moderately active sitst n SFSg as9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
REDUCED RATES. VIA sEABoARD

REDUCED RATES, VIA sEARoAlRslDr
AIR LINE.
4 SAVANNAH. 81 GA, and return. nc
count of meeting Southern supply
and Machinery Dealers Association
Eo,md trip rate Richmond to savannah
saO,AO on the certificate plan. Tickets
on sale three days prior to meeting.
which commences April l5th ana SOLD
daily until that time
The Seaboard has the fastest sched.lle
and tho shortest line from this section
"a savannah, operating three daily trains
in each direction without change.
ATLANTA, GA, and return, account
meeting National Association of Manu-
fhcturers, the seaboard WILL sell round
trIp tickets to Atlanta at one fare plus
n cents. Rate from Richmond $l57b,i
Tickets sold May 14th and 18th. and good
returning until May 10Th By payment
OF 10 cents, tickets VII be 2eNtended un-
tifJnne 18TH The SeabOntd has the fast
at !. schedule between Richmond and Al
lnnta. and operates two daily trains, WITH
Pullman sleeping cars, cafe cars and the
best of day coaches, ssg. 555.4.
KANSAS CITY, MO, and return, account
AZ southern Baptist Convention, the Sea
board Will sell round trip tickets at one
.way fare plus 50 cents; round trip from
Richmond, $500 Tickets sold May Ttll
4fcre5 May 2ad, 1900 rhetfSeaboard has
i very attractive rout,3 to Kansas City.
via Atlanta. With exceptionally convenient
schedules For further Information }rcla-
Two TO any Of 1.-THE above reduced rates,
call at Richmond Transfer compans's
Office Main Street station, or 70 the
Undersigned d 4. 65
All information chcerfulls aIyen, and
yollr patronage Respectfully solicited,
w, M, TAYLOR,
City Ticket Agent.
Il H.. s. Lizard, 35 y
5 District Passenger Agent, @
$50 East Main Street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ]

LEAVE RICHMOND Dali 4.
/. 200 Ar M.-NOREULk& LIN FED 5ArrtyesS
Norfolk 80 NJ; tops only at petersburs.
Ss:os 4. tM.s sesti l1xpRpss.@ Buffet
Parlor. csrI Petersburg to Luxembourg and
bus. Blueteld 70 Cincinnati :; also Roanokefto
+ knoxville, and knoxville \, Ito Memphis:s Cafe
Dining Car Roanoke tic Williamson V.EVassSSs!
{ 1910 p. M.-RoANOKE EMPRESS for Farm-5
vllie, Lynchburg and Roanoke.
g 100 r.. MOO EAN SHORE LIMITED.3Ar-
}rives Norfolk Is 80 p. NJ Stops only Mt Peters,
burg. EWavery q ana Suffolk. 3gs Connects with
steamers II to Boston Providence. New York;
Baltimore and aWasht Ing ton. ts
d les s. Ai:-For N ,rfoll and oil stations east
d $50 p, M.sNEw ORLEANS SHORT Line.
Pullman }Seepers Richmond to I4yn chburg and
Roanoke, Fetersburg TO East gRadford, I1yncll-
burg cha ttnHoose Neinpllis 4 ana New or..
leans. Cafc Dining Car.
81 $50 r. M.-sT. LOUIS e. PRESS. Puliman
Sleeper Petersburg to Ron noke3 and Roanoke 10
Trains arrive from the west :!e a. n. e:va
p M. and i9:1s p. NJ, from Norfolk II 40 AZ ~.
nnG 6 80 p. NJ. 9 ~ ssGs
III W. b. REVILL G. II lBOSLEf s35s}
Cent, Pass. Art. Dist Pass. "A gt.Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04

Northern Pacific 81. IS. 4. 1eit
Norfolk and Western con ............ 1olh
Oregon Short Line efundlng 4s........... 91A
Penny va MIA $ COW az 105M
Reading General 4. 102,s
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 6s...... 1le !.
ST. Louis and san Francisco fg. is........ 811s
al n ouis southwestern CON. 4s.......... 81 A
Seaboar Ri Air Line Is. ......-... ssta
Southern Pacific IS ssh
Southern Raiiway IS. 1l9is
Texas and Pacific lists -. 122ia
Toledo, st. l.. and West.t4s lex. int.) ... 81
Union Pacific 49, 106k
Union Pacific conv Is ls4N
us. Steel Cd IS a6
Wabash lists q. 1l9A
Wabash Deb. Bs. s.. Observation-Disclosures. soi
western Nd. As lex into inflammation. DIX
wheeling and Lake Erie 4s................. stR
Wisconsin Central As e3Ii
M. and o. Collateral Trust Is ............... 96h
Central of Georgia 80 Inc. ..,.........n. G0h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS NlARKETs.

IS PETERSBURG PEANUT AiARHET. Il
PETER spURa, yAn April s.5,,PEANlJI,
}glnlas--AIarket stronger at * Gl4c. for fancy
stock; machine picked, G3hlc. shel ling stock,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
CLOSING BOND QUOTATION S.

Il c c.. &. and st, Louis ger. Il. I0a 4
Chicago Terminal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 =
Colorado Midland 70
Colorado and Southern 49,. .......... 9iM
Cuba S. certiil tes 1858
Denver and Rio Grande 4s.................l0l \
DIstllers Securities s0
Erie prior lien As 1o1a
Erie Gencral " a3M
Fort Worth and Denver City !. 113N
Hooking Valley Z. 1i0is
Japan S. ccrtificat es 4. &. 1914
Ioul6ville and Nash, Unified AZ ............ 1928.
Ntanhat Ia con. gold As Tex. int l07s
Mexican Central 4s.... ...........i IN
Mcxcan Central slst Il nc. ~ Y.
MINI. and St Louis Il f(ofiered) ........... ssss
Missouri. Kansas and Texas IS .......... l0l
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2ds.......... S5ss
National r. r.. OF Mexico con. ~ s0.h
Now York Central gen. 3hs..,...........f100 n
New Jersey C>ntra gen. Is. 1854
Northern Pacific 105A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
iLAuNc Hin q or BATTLEs4 r. MINNIE,
SOFIA, N EWPoR T NEWS, VAo SAT-
u URDAY, AP r L ST n 81 10 ROUND
TRIP, SiViA CHESAPEAKE
s. AND OHIO RAILWAY. S.

FOR the Launching Of the battleship
Minnesotu, the Chesapeake and Ohio Will
sell Tickets from Richmond TO Newport
News on Saturday, Aprll sta, mt rate Of
$3.50 rcund trip for train .eaying R!cll-
monl 900 a. Nj. Saturday, AEpil stl,; re-
turning. leave Newport News 6:25 r., NJ,
same date.
& Launching ut 1l;e0 a. M,
y Special holiday IN the ship-ya,sd city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04

TINE AND RosIN-Nothins doing.
coTToNssEp OIL hIARRET.
NEW YORK. April 53.-Cottonseed oil quiet.
but steady: prime crude e. o. b. mills. 1elt q
zoe. prime summer yellow, 81 e6c.; OF SUM
mer yellow, nominal; primo white. Eosd28kc.;
prime winter yellow, 2sa 2sAc. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04
RAIL w AY.

s5fga,
e TRAINS fI.EAyE RICH OND.
700 a. M.--DAii y--Local for Gharlotte, NJ c.
1880 p M.-Dniy- Limi te d--Bu ffat imam to-
1''Ss&A Atlanta and Birmingham, New Orleans.
Memphls,G Cha ttnnooga and all the South
500 p MEX. Sunlay--ISeysyille Local |.
ii 40 p M.-Daily--Ltmlted -Fullnlan ready $50
49, p NJ for all tho South
~ 4 - York RIVER LINE. B 20
The favorltc route to Baltimore and Eastern;
points q Leave Richmond 4: 30 P. Al. MondayhE
}Wednes days and Fridays. gl s5 = rs III
fa.15 P M-Iocal--Daily,t except Sunday III sa
E 4 80 p, M,---Except Sunday -Ifor West Point,
3IF connecting With steamers for Bal tirnore
and river landings. Steamers call at York
town and Clay Bank Mondays, FfWednes-
DAYS and Fridays and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesday VS., Thur sdays' and
Saturdays. 4 q s5a5' q, M !. ~
4:45 "A. M!-Except unday-Local} mixed as1or3
55 'sST rfs I'M s ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6,h3 A. NJ and AZ p. NJ - From all the South.
s.SS TS M.-Fronl Charlotte and Durham.
a $40; a, M.-FromIS Keysville sgS
0:s5 A. }M.-BaltImore and West Point. SSa 99;s
ia: a a, NJ Daily, except Sunday and Mondny;f
80 $40 II. NJ, daily. except Sunday from
West Point n x 7, . J, y, .3ea
g.. II. SIIARnWICH w. q =. La !, l Log,
g. IA. ..cKERT' Cen i. NJ r.. d 8 n Il
M tN-sahin D. Co. f3s 4
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PRICES Hating
and IRREGULAR R. ! |. ]
Spirit Of Adventure Manifest 1if
During Day il, tile Indus rlttti
trial Department..
SOUTHERN STOCKS ACTIVE
Reports. 81 Coming 1ro'l Merger
@ Again a Factor il Ca, aus
ing Advance.
SOUTHERN STOCKS ACTIVE:
INV Associated Press.)

\.
4 NEyy York, April 3.--'rhe stock market
Il to.dav felt the presence OF q party In tho
spcculation ready TO proceed on the as
sumption that With the April money; ll'ut-s
ket settlements out OF the way there was
no reason for any further restraint On =, =.
active demand for stocks. Some RESI- r -
nevertheless made itself felt IN the guy
& opera lions, as was shown by tile ha' tt''H
and Irregular manner OF The price move
ment ana BY the moderate volume OF tne
transactions. The activity In the raiirohu
list was very largely congested ~ q ieW
stocks. while 1.-THE mass OF sccurilse Is, ~.
mort II, the Industrial department. there
was iuanifest n spirit OF adventure, when ,n,s,
wandered freely through the list. pl s .,,,S
out subjects here aud there Tor Woe nv,
sudden movements. The FIRST animation
i in the railroad list was awakened by re- e.
newcd consideration OF the TOPIC % ! a ,t,s
Northern Securities case. IN po-uay
market large buying OF the Erie !, s.o 1,,s
the apt,ea "a nee OF coming from the s 90 ~,
source a the Union Pacific and ,Ncw J oik
I, Central buying. The effect was e leap, y.
\ tho conclusion that tho Erie was Y be ~.
cluded in the supposed Union lSaclllc--tS'SSW
B York Central continuation. . i. y,
The southern iron stocks were AGAIN
conspicuous In connection with me me, mer-
ger reports Tho most important restrain.
/ market. Conditions there did not relax
4 so com pletely as had been nopcd ny t ne
speculative element. Sterling exchange
also was well Maintained. :,
At ton prices for very few stocks. Bonds
$4,000. United sta IS. registered. adj
! vanced l-s per cent on tsiIl. s., Z,
The total sales OF stocks Tor the DAY
fnJ n 4 1f9. GD1 shares,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04

CHICAGO. ILL. April a,--e,ATTI.E--Re,
hess seaay aosd
S,25; Htockers ana feeders. s3il5. 90; cows, $40
75; heifers. s3a6, Gamers. 81 60G2. b0; bulls
$?60G4.50: calves s3G8, rs. Hogs Receipts, 49,
900 head. Market opened weak and closed
steady. Mixea and butchers. IS. 25qo, 40; good e
s. light, ;s5a5 IS; bulk Of sales, S. eea5
'Sheep-R ecepts, rs, 900 head. Sheen and lambs
5l0Q16c. lower Good to choice wethers, &i,7bGp
8, Il; fair to choice mixed. 81. 50GI5. 60i native
lambs 81 S5d7 co. tsg si 3fsS ~ rs. iFf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04

MONEY AND ExcHANGE.-CLO sE:
Money on cali strong at 8 1-ea4 per cent;
closing bid and offered. 4 per cent; time
loans. steady; sixty do IS. nine ty days and IN!
merca tfic y paper, 81 8 3-4a41-2 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with! actual bug
mess n bankers bills at s.: s5.ela4 -
fcrdcmani and ut s4.si .s4.29 ior Sky TX
a commercial bills, L 81 81 3-l@4.S So rs.
III y afIyer. "a. Mexican dollars, 43.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04

Nh Phil III / "A timer has left for Brnns-
wiuk Ga. where he will be associated
with his brothcr-ln-aw lnStne lumber bus
mess, 4 ISL 81 III " IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-04

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
III BALTIMORE, MD, April 3.-Seaboard Air
4 Line common, 1lis. Seaboard Air Line pre-
z ferred-iSo thing dong. "a