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VIOLENT Stunt
N|||.S'IT|0|C:k, PRICES I:
Wave Of Liquidation Carricdsthis.
Market Complementary
to Lover Level
BIG DROP INA, C. U. & 7. q G 4
Story Of Lease Discreditsed.
Market Grows Suspicious
Of Many Rumors.
BIG DROP IN IA, c. L. & I. &sN.
Inv As.ocla ted press. j

i F1 t5ft By {AssOcla ted Prcss.J aff
NEW YORK, April 27..-The lack Of con-
+ fdence Ii, the present level OF prices tsi was
the only obvious cause for the wave 81 "
uuIdntion which swept over the STOCK sl
market to-day and carried prices COM com
prehensiyoly to a lower level. The ifquH'-
dalton was renewed again and again. ana
the entire lack Of support and the failure
to attract any effective demand at the
cheaper prices caused progressive grown
IN tho feeling OF disgust. The violence OF
the decline gave rise TO a crop OF sinister
rlit,lors of something hanging over tne
MARKET No better foundation developed
for these rumors while tho trading WIS
IN progress than for the many brilllant
stories which have RECALLED the speculative
appetite while prices were being ptEhe g
upwards. The stocks scentering about the
Northern Securities Company shared fhlsy
in the day q weakness, but they were n ,o
so singly conspicuous MS haa Eec cen ny ~
case lately. Yestcrda VS.. retcnt ION 81 alno
seemed to shatter the hopes OF spscnla to ,ts
regarding a large number of other STOCKS y,
which have been heavily bought on SIM a..
lar expectations. The story. OF " l.onis
( per cent dividend basis. which was the ne
Il latest production OF this chara ctcr, OBJ,
taJned 81 little credit to-day that u lhcse
two stocks were amongst the prlnclpai
sufferers by reason OF the violent rca 6.
3 ton from yesterdays jump Rnnors q
H mergers amongst the metal * industrials.
8iwhici, have lifted prices extensively. were
equally open to suspicion X wit con-
senuerit damage to the stocks
concerned. The character Of q to-
days selling WAS !, q plain in /.
nation that important liquidation remain n
L ed to be completed Tho volume OF inc
& selling gave rise to some startlln e 81
mates 81 the proportions Of tho speculative
fjlosses which have been suffered by rea-
son OF ill-judged campaigns. The tone NJ
the close was semi-denoralizeds and show:
4 ed losses from 2 TO over 6 Gpoln IS Tor al
Il the principal active stocks In the list. KEN.
,55 Bonds were weak. Total sales. par
value. 1896 OO1. United States bonds were
ali unchanged on ca 13S
n The total sales OF stocks for the day
arountcd to 1G3l 800 shares. s$
y X MONEY AND EXCIANGE-CL
Money on call Arm at 2 3-4G3 IL per cent. !;
closing bid. 2 3-4 per cent: time loans
STEADY; sixty days. 8 Ia per cent: ninety
days 3 1-2 per cent; SIX months. g lag G
4 4l-2 per cent. Sterling exchange firm with
4 actual business In n. ba mixers bills T
Il i.sf.45a4.s8.5O for demand and sASi.ocg
54.S4.55 for sixty day bills; posted IN ties.
Si.Ss and n 81 commercial bills, s4lS4 LAO
4s43-s. Bar silver, bs-5.S;; xtcan dollars
K Il IL. 93'; e
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N k&zAvvA0ifo|k&WeStte

LnAvU RICHMOND .DAlLa. "
500 A. M.-NORFOLk LlMITAD. Arrives
Norfolk No 1lzo q. u; Stops only at Petersburs.
o:o5 K IN Me oeAIte. a EXPRESS. Buffet
p p Car. petersburs to N Lynchburg and
bus, Biuetield to Cincinnati; alag Roanoke 70
n9xyille. and kntxv!lle !, Malnph9; Gaze
1910 p. M.-RoANoKE ExPREss for yarrn.
vllle Lynohburg and Roanoke. sa&{s
500 F.. M;-od q SHORE LIMTTED.aAr..ss
burg. Waverly ana Suffolk. d Connects vita
steamers to Boston Providence. New York
BaltimorcJ and Washington. 5as 81
d 7:2s p. M.-For Narfolk and all stations eAsl
s:so p M.-.NEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman Sleepers Richmond to LynchburG and
Roanoke. Petersburg to East Radford. Lynchss
burg to- chattanooga. Memphis and New Or-s
$50 3. 1M.-ssT: LOUIS EXPRESS Pulln,s
Columbus. Dining Car ..s Js SCI
Trains arrive from tho West ~ "A. M. -
p Land ;is 2. NJ. from N orfolk Il 40 AN.
ot,ice No. sss East Main street.
9s3 ". b. REVILL, s38fsl AZ l5f q. II. BOSL6Y Sssa
Gen'l. Pass. Agt. Dist. Pass Al. Ss;
W. ElAgt ss
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Movements Of Staple Products.

(snecial to The TImes- p!spatch,)
WAsHINGToS, April g;-Ina movements
the first Quarter Of the current year. as re;
ported Ia tho Department. q Commerce L,,an and
~ "a favorably With similar movements for q
Corresponding period in 1901 although total
grain receipts and, ahipments wore not quite
venr, However, the total moyementa OF al!
Cereals at primary marisets for the month OF
March were considerable N exSsssm OF the
s Year. owing largely to tho Increased quantity
OF corr, handled.
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4 Leaf Tobacco Market

The Offering of loose leaf tobacco on the
warehouse floors were very SINAI II yes
Sterday and made up en- tirely q (. shipped
5tobaccos. s.Nliere were buyers "a, plenty,
and they paid good prices FOR. W hat was
offered them and regretted that they did
not have more It obacco to bid on. Ss s.
sSIf there shal ! no any thing I'd sell to-day
sales will begin at Crenshaw's s. second
sale at Shelburne,s. third Mt Stonewall
and fourth at Shockoe. 5{sg
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n e g. - Richmond, Fredericks.
III q burg S Potomac II, III.

Trains Leave Richmond---N orthW'alst.
4 ais A. Nr.-Daly-Dyr 81. TtlrouE s}EE5ss
SIS a, M,-Daily-AIa!n 81. ThrouSh. }sS
72S 4, M,aWssk pays-1llba, ashland as
$40 4. M.--Daily--B BYRD st. Ihroush. Local Zeal
u o5 noon--Weels ,Days-Byrd st. Through;
400 p, M.-Week Days-Byrd 81. FfedeFl cKs- L
500 r.. ii. -Daiiy-Nala St. Through \. II
$50 r, M.--Waek Days-I1lba- Ashland As
SOS f S. Ma@ps!g BYRD 81. Through,
Trains Arrive chmond--So ut Inward:
$40 x. M,--Week pays-lSlbA, Ashland 40
$40 AS A. M.esWsek pays-pyfd St, Fredericks..
\ M1%siEk fsS. s. afhisess 81. sareusA
a:l4 r I'm M,-D SIIi 81. Through
SIS ?. a. -,1Wsssl, pays-Slba. Ashland AZ
Sss 81 81 T TSsausIs Loca
9:5O ~ Il. ---pally-Aal st, Through, s.tai
Y NOTE-pullman4 Sleeping or Parlor cars .oA
all above tra.ns except trainsi arriving Hlon.a
mond i 80 "A. u. week days. and local accolns ms.
" Time q arrivals ana departures and eoansa.[
@ WI Duke au1p MP.T E. s!s.
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4 OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.

lF& OTHER. EHOuUCEM h1A1IA FL ..
y1nK AeT gdeghMRS nne. aaa
n mraM ssasa5so; MINNESOTA bakers J, 200
ass, rye Flour Quiet cornmea|-Qu iet.
RyssNom!naI n Be- -e6 nominal ole
vator. Options steady at hgAc.1 net decline.
~ ~ s'o,sa =, -, a,.Ss,ar o..
July, SlNc. oats-Easy: mixed, s4hGssc
is'ly cs seef es
Quiet. Taiiow- Steady. Tosn-ste ady; strain aa
sss5 TurPs'ntnotNoGmin m I'll ssssdy
Futures steady and unchanged sagaF a. tast
steay; dfair refining, 4c. centritugal, ~ 1est,
sugar se stass Dairy
a292sc. Cheese-Firm; skins. "A 20 lostc' 7 Egss-
Steady and unchanged: - .,sr "a. 81, /.
f 5srsss @ .S
sie p psssr soinesto. tta eshsasss
tas saaBy T stsam e PHsFI sasss ieees
wheat Tor May delivery Tell NC. a hushel to-
day on renewed selling by discouraged holders;
The lowest Point Tgeiv fo sharp
1desiina at liverpool and to continued excellent
weather in America, The market became au,t .
I T. ne ss.sGS En- Sayes,ns
show show 4 gain Of To-; provisions are unclaimed
Ths isaslns tusurss RANGED e. ts!ox so..
WHEAT--No. ?. Z, !, es.. %
80; 5 81 81 B.
' Nay ,,..,,. ~, 4s1 4sx 4s's
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beans, tomat toes. cymbllngs, on ols straw
berries and other good things from way
aid & ondition. All these goods, sold readily
and quickly. found their way to the re-
tail stands throughout the city.
There was no trouble In getting eEgs
the only. Virginia articles the market aft
forded. ~ Il si W. vi 9 5f8&
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The Produce Market,

There was great activity on the Cary
Street block yesterday. where the prQduees
commission men found Their receipts OF
fore. The demand was active and lively;
business was done all the forenoon,
Cabbage, lettuce, new potatoes snap
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!. q. MAYA.I.. .aToREs.

& WILMINGTON N. G.. April 827. SPIRITS
STURPENTINE-F Firm at 54ac, &c receipts. s
casks sRosln-steady at s, IS J: receipts. "a bar
5rels. Tar-Firm at 81. So; receipts. So barrels.
Crude Turpentlne ii rm at S. 6o@4 90 and sa60;
receipts, SO barrels.
TINE-Frm at IS &C.; receipts, $50 casks sa les;
102 casks ! shipments, 6lo casks. Rosln-Fir1n;
receipts, as3 barrels; sales. Ss barrels ship
CHA cHA.REEsToN, 4 S. q, April 27,-TURPEN.
TINE AND ROSrN-Not tn ING. doing = al "a
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.SElAB i: D.
AIR LINE RAILWAY,

5f 10 1905. Y
TRAINS LEAVE EltICHhIOND--.DAI14Yss III,
ESQ A. M.-Local-For Norlina and Hamlet
4 S:a0 3 M.-Seaboard q Fast Il Matl-Savannsh,
-'Sy lack sonvilie, "A tlnnta and Southwcs
"a 100 r. rM,-Seahoard Expire Saw nnall, Jack'
y wv, ~ sonyille, A tlanta and Southwest. 5ii5
q -" TRAINS ARRIVE RICdMpND, Isl
s;s5l A.. M.--Frum Florida, a tlanta and sostA-g
f4b5 =, M.-From Florida, tlanta and South
4 6.ao ?, M.-From Local Points. &
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I MARINE MA: INTELLIGENCE.
. ..-.:,- y, I553

si PORT OF RICHAioND, April. 81. 1905. Mi
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley belly. Norfolk. tmerchan-
di Sc and passengers, Old Dominion steamship
Company. }-3 4
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers, Virginia vigations Company. ~
3 Tug Radiant, Baltimore. two barges OF oil,
'Stanard Oil Co. q. III isS 81 e 81 sH
Steamer Berkeley lily. Norfolk, merch an-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
M Schooner Susanpah, 1Iupt ton, I9denton, N. c.,
light III .lS
/, PORT oF,WEsT POINT. APRIL q, 1905.
II ARRIvERa 81
Charlotte, Murphy Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo; IN IN M
SAILED
Charlotte. Murphy Bal tlmore. passengers and
general cargo b n It. x. Ok
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL ~ 1905.
ARRIVED
Steamer Wolf, Pensa cola.
SAILED.
Steamer Wolf Geneva. .}5i3 {5 g
Barge Havana, Boston, s. "a "a IA y ii
Barge Darby, Boston.
Barge Edith, New London. 5.s
Barge White Band. Prov violence, D. "a
lin
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IL Won't Work

II A. story Is told or a woman overheard Eat q
theatrical performances saying to her little
seif, and il you don't enjoy yourself iii thrash
you when when we get home, !" sotneh how these
proposals to make people: moral by ieGal enact
ment remind us Of that story, Ida Times
Jpio
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Il. s. refunding %. registercd. B. ..........
u. g.. refunding y. coupor.... .--....i..B
U. 8. 81, 4regIstercd
u. s. 3s. coupon.
u. s. New 4s, registered.
u. 8. New ~, coupon. ...........-...........
U. s. Old AZ, registered 800.
". s. e Old g "a. coupon.
American Tobacco "a, certificates.
American Tobacco 6s. cert ifcates J
Atchison general
Atchison adjustment .......
Atlantic Coast Linn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!
Baltimore and Ohio ........
Baltimore and Ohio 3lis.
Central OF Georgia
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc...................,.,s
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc..................i
Chesapeake and Ohio ~.
and Alton 3hs.......,..:. ......!s
Chicago. 3. and Quincy new 4s-.........}
Chicago, r. I. and Pac. r. X. 4e..........
Chicago, r. L. and Pac. r.. r. col. 6s......
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81 RE,Y6GooDs MARKET.

n NEW Y DIRK, April n. The: dry goods stu
OF practically suspended animation as far as
the home trade Is concerned. Buyers amt the
difficulty OF securing deliveries, but are not
persuade thereby to enter Into purchases for
distant deliveries, Johbera report little activity
and locally prepar ons TOR special sales are
Soccupyip gthe most at Ion 5S93iis
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Tetfersor1ianism d efined.

Mr.. Bryan claims that Thomas Jeffer-l
son was a Bryan Democrat, while Judge
Parker declares he was a Parker Demo-
crat. These are serious charges to make
against nm eminent statesman long since
dead, and his many Rdmirers Insist that
both assertions are flse.--L oulsville Post.
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CO. ON.

NEW YOR IS, APRIL l0o5.-I1 ~
boil weeyli, the lSteness Of the crop an 9
al, acreage reduction aYeraglng II per
cent, lead mo to the conc uEion that g
t fnp' tie South Is marketing It's cotton
freely, spinners are buying witt equal
freedom, and any further substantial al do.
slsne sees S oyop ay lead
sharp advance, i shall, therefore apprer
Glaze 1t 4 { those to whose eyes this may
como WI ADJ wise me promptly should the
!outlopk /, IN their opinion, continue Y nn7
~ IS A ,rHE0 D0RE ii. r RIcE q X
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

u SCHEDULE IN GFFECTfAPRILI g., 1905. 9 5ssss
u RAIN LEAVE RICHMOND tss$SS
700 a. M-Dnily- Local for Charlotte, N. a.
$50 p. M,-Dally-Linlite d--Bufat Puliman TO
~ Atlanta and Birmingh ham, New Orleans,
Ell a Memphis, Chattanooga and all the South.
600 p. Mex, Sunday--keysyilles Local.
Ii 80 p. M.-Dally- ted-Ful lman ready 9:3e
'9P M. for all the Sou
5si Y DIRK RIVER LINE.
. The fayorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond 54;so -. N. Daily.
Els p M.-Loca,- Daily. ex cept Sunday.
e{:a0 p. M.-Except &Sunday-ForsN West Point
5I3s connecting with steamers for Bal tlmore
ssgs and river landings. Steamers call at York
5 ptSti toWn n and Clay Bank Mondays Wednes-&
days and Fridayss and a Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursdays and
AS q. M.@Exeept Sunday peal mixed for
" T 81 t ARRIVE RICHMOND:
aka AZ. M. and 6.42 p. Nl-Frpm oil the South
S:s a M-From Keysville r 5f
as "a. 5M.-BaltimoreS and West Point.
IoS a. M, Daily except Sun day and Mondays;
West Point. -.
s., IN IIARDWICK w, H TA A ,s.sSS
5s3l IA. q. .sPENc ER. Cont: Mgr. 9S
S5 ~. 5 Washington, p. g, "a %ss
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

q =, q Z. ana st Louis gen 4s.......... 1o34s
Z Chicago Terminal 4s (offcred) W
S.dora AZ and snu4hern IA o.
S"ha q. 'nertincatts /. loan
nan~.r nd Rio CJrnnde Is (offcred) 10lh
Il Diaiiers. securities IS 7sla
MIA nrio,. lien 1o1h
Erie General s. ctv IL
I'LL lev 4iss I. 1l0h
Inna "a certIHcat es. ssh
n nmiayiIle and Mash UNIFIED 4s............ 103A
Manhattan consol gold 49,. -. 1o4M
Nax;co ~ centra a. =,
Me1can Central Lit ~. . 2lh
a Min. and at Louis Al. s6X
Missouri. Kansas and Texas IS l01K
~ 1Si.so,,rI U nxasE nd Texas IS
Nationaif r. r.. OF Mexlc6 con. As. eoh
III Nav Syor1e Cent gem 31ts. 100 On
Nav Jersey Central gen Sc !. 1851
Northern Pacific Is s. !. 1854
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MISCELLANEOUS oIARKETs.

II PETERSBURG PEANUT MARX EFT. Il
PETERSBURG, VA. April 81 PEANUTS
'Spanish-Ma uiet at q 81 Vlrgtnias-
Market firm at &c. for fancy stock: machine
picked. ~ asAc. s. Smelling stock 2G2&c. Fl s.
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.TOBACCO MARKETS..

az *, ltchn)oq, rd-t April IA 1900,
Tobaroo-park Fired (Newl-Market fairly
active 81 quotations, Receipt. .lighs, Reor;;
market quiet. Very little doing. brlghts--Un,
chang ed , quiet, but Arm; light receipts, sun
Cured fairly aet nS hT1sss auoted;
Note-Swe advise shippers to avoid too high
Damaged, and when such 10 the cas1 Il Esls
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{" ATLANTIC i COAST LINE Ii:

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRD.g
sTRE Ell STATION Sssss
EFFECT1vE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9TH gSs
y o:05 AZ MA. c. &. Express TO all POINTS
4 1: 10 4 n petersburg and Norfolk.
z 10 2. ,orsburs and (; ana L1d,,. ~.
q :i0 p. Goldsboro Local. s9
6:45 r. M.-Petershurg Local y II 81.
57:3 p. A.-"Florida8 and West Indian Llmss
- tied "a to all points Sou th.
$3.50 =. M.-Peters6urst and n. and W. vQsse.
.sITRAINH ARRIVE SR1CHMOND-DAILT
y 4:077 a. IL .a3 a. Mi
A. 40 AN. 100 p. NJ. 05 p NJ; 6:1o
p M:E7:46 Pr M. 0:1S p. NJ.
ID Except Sunday. e Sunday only. "a
Ss-S.isS c. S.8CAMPBELL,3 Diy.S Pass. AT III
a WI CRAIG Gen. Pas. "a
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.Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

Lynchburg, Va. April ~, lsoo.
The sales Of loose tobaceo3on the sLynch,pu RI
market for the two weeks ending April APT =:
1905, as reported by John. L. aOglespy, + VI
Lynch, s Warehouse, were as follows,
Sold week ending April a. $40. CO., mounds: 500
week ending April 2lst. ~ ,6go pounos L, en- nnn
crease for week ending April 2lst, 7z.t wv
Sold from September 1901. 70 April e. 1892 sSs
to April Fl, 1901 10. 0a2ooo pounds; decrease Tor
1905. 2. So2,0 900 pounds. 5J . s ~.
The receipt Of tobacco continue quit.e ls Il
The condition Of the offerings was fairly good,
but much Of It was rather OF nouality There ,
was hut little fine leaf and wrappers oifercd.
Prices on all grades were anout as tor 1 ''''
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RICHMOND TPRoDUCEiAIA-RKET

FLoUR-Receipts decreasing. but ample \! for
Firm; light receipts. coRN-continuss dull.
;oATs-Very dull. RYE.Unehanged auiet
fHAY-Receipts ample for demand with no Hpe-
chi activity The grades below No 2 are dlf-
flcult to sell and can only be sold at large con-
cessIons No demand for clover. I,
POTATOES-Oid.-- Receipts and demand light
Nav. ecetpts light and market firm. IA
APPLEs-Ac Active; 4 light receipts.
EGGS-Receipts moderate and market ABOUT
BUTrER-Activa for good TO prime stock;
common grades very dull; light receipts.
POULTRY-Active ct prices quoted y receipts
t"s Virginia ;isiIA SBAcoN-old hams continue in
good demand; new bacon quiet With liberal
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK-Wheat. $40
Sb,shels 4 corn i62s bushels; oats 49, 4t6 BUSH
els; rye. sos bushels; tlonr, l.so oaFre's; nay
4 IS sr roc: KIN ELEvAToR-corn $3.50 bushel1
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RICHMOND RI GRAIN MARKET.
Y t5i - Richmond. Va. April 81. 1906.
81 OUOTATIONA ,.t
CATTLE MARKETS.
I RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stecl: Yarls.)

Richmond. Va. April 81. 1905.
Live stock market for week ending April "a
There was fair run OF cattlo hero to-day
and a light run OF sheep and lambs. Best
steers. bl5G6&c.; a lot Q fextra9 prime sold at
&C. Medium to good. ~ al Ao.: oo % to fair,
a s KS; helfers t95A'; cows y 9sso bulls
4 Hogs selling from 6A95.sc. for best; roughs,
AZ G4Kc.s S . 5 !. 81 !, II "a
bHgeho.; others Csc; spring lambs, 6Gsc.;
veal calves. 6aaehc.; fresh cows. 3e69eo per
Prospects good on all kind Of stock for next
market. 81 "a &
CHICAGO, ILL.,. April. is7..oAT II ;
dun. s4,s5Gs,eo, sockers and feeders. s:,750
sa4s s1fss s ssils sa
HsE sea sed s xosd
s76a5 %; light Is loa5.ss: bulk 81 sales, IS s5a
SIS. Sheep. Rece!pts ls. 200 head. Market
ssaay iar 20 ososs soss wsa;. sGsH H S
lambs. shorn. $4,000 "a
NEW YORK, April s7.;;-BpUY as Receipts.
at the yards; feeling STEADY s,a calyesG Re!
steady for prime stock, other grades weak,
tVoals. $4,000 Dressed calves slow to loweri
s per easad 1sS fanoy
pound. Sheep and Lambs-,Recetpts. 6l6 bend;
almost no demand Few sheep sold at fa,5Qp
weak for yearllng lambs. Hogs-Beceipts
1873 head, Market easier Prime State hogs
$500; ono sale at $500.
4 UNION s'rocR YARDS, PIrTBsURG PA,
April OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fair.. Market slow
Choice. $4,000 50i prime, 5000, %, 1iogs-Re'
d,eo95. 62iI mediums, $. 30; heavy workers.,
N55s co. ilgGht workers., s.: soaS'% pigs Is; 4G9
market slow, Prime wethers,a n. 900b,00; co.m
mon. sa6oasooi spring lambs ss8ll.6oi veal
calves. $5q6,6o, 4; +. i.
CINCINNATI o. 4 April 7.-HoGs-Lower,
Butchers. s 4sas.to; common, y. @ap: 60 Cat
Tas 70 FaSa snsRssd
ILambs-stea at St.26a7. CO. .l.L W "a
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-f.S4ar " 81
Cotton, quiet; mddlng, 7.55 4 net receipts So
bales; gross 9e6 bales; stock, 81 10 bales te1
mort 10 France: 200 bales. gtS ~
Total 10 day at ell portsS Net receipts, 2s4ss
bales; export to Great Britain. H. 9s3 ba!es 70
france 900 baics !: to the Continent. Ss4 bales
to Japan 3s7S bales stock. rs. $50 :.
Consolidated a Z all pprts-Set rccepts. lSa ~
bales: expor to Great Britain 81 1856 balen y, .e
France $500 bales; to- the ContineM %. seo
bales; to Japan, 1915 bales 70 Mexico. ssV
Tota, since September lat al all ports.Net
receipts 800 4s6 bales; export To- Great
l69 $50 bales to France 6S2,27f ba!es; 20 w
Continent e GIL ST. bales: to Japan. a0sb5i bales
TO Mexico. g, 47a bales
NEW ORLEANS. La April s7,-Sf,ot col
ION In good demand at full prices. hrmnesss
being attributed the improved cenal..on -. 81
the New York dry COOS market. Sales s'o ~
bales, Including $50 to arrive ana - = -! y
Quotations unchanged. -. ~ u, Z,
- futures opened easy with the active POSI-
tons ana points lower than vest erday' hHa!s
shorts offered cotton rather freely and no supr
port was at first given. but later In the sesslen
son1ss strength was shown, which sent Prices
.up IA 10 points, the fluctuations being nuner-
Gus. hut ute narrow. "A bout noon o hehvy
selling movement set In. which sent prices
down 10 last evenings level The market
closed quiet net point higher to lower.
J Cotton ~ futures steady. April. 7.0l asKe co I
May .03fr7.o = une, 03q7 65; July.
August. Fl. osI7.o7; September. u 9Ha2; Octo-
Der. L is97.1G; November, 7.l797 49, = December,
f91H7 1siSl; N 1919 E5sssf
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coTToNsEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, April 27.-Cottonseed oil Arm
and mora active. Primo crude. + O.. b. mills
aOisc.; prime summer yellow 20M D26A O.: Oft
summer yellow, nominal prime white, 23a2o1sc
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BALTIMORE MDfApril 27.--FI> pR-Quiet
and unchanged Y a q. a siine
seuthern BY sample, 7basoc.H Corn-st eady at
declines (; spotsEand the month, 61's 1soisc
3 mixed. SIC H Rye-Duil No. p Western, S6cc.5
asked {, Butter-FIrm and unchange fancy ml-s
tetIon. 27@2sc..; do. creamery BY a2c. rEggs,,}
Sugar-Strong and unchanged. sSs u * II PA
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N. Cash uuot tions were As follows: FLOUR-3
Easy; Nof2 spring wheat s. a99c,; No. 8. 500
eoc. No. 4 red:E e6H @soc. corn. 4sac; (
No.! yellow. II No:.s oats e No. .,s
rye. 73,hc Good feeding barley, s7aasc- fair
to choice mating AGf7eas Ne 1 iiaxased,
othy seed. $3.50 Mess pork. tper BARREL SOC
Jl:a5 II lard, per- 100 pounds, ;7o567 o7; short
ribs sides Goose. . $s.75 G6 short clear sides
vines sl.23 d Glover. contract grade, 90.
Butter-steady; creaneries: 2e9ssc t "a.
MIAc Cheese Steady at 14c. Eggs-S,teady
prime frsts. 1ec extras
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Mort nern pac,,,e d. TN
No,.fnit and Vast I'm con .......... 1oh
nreron shat line rounding 4s........... s7h
pan nsv,vanja c,nv. aiha, lmX
Readinr General IL D. :. 1o2h
81. IIo,Is and Iron Mountain con. Os..... II! q
at. Louis and san Francisco fg. As.......f 9oh
81. Louis Southwestern con. 4s......,..,..s ga
SeutTarn Paniac IN. OH
eJe,,+har, n n ii,va - IA 1l9
nnd pscisc ists . 1891
yreiado 81 and western 4s:........... sr
i,,io,, 1s II IA l0sh
INK, fPariHc conv Is I. 1884
81 steei ID h a7ls
~. i =. 4. i. sta 1854
Wabash Deb. Be- ~ ~
MI, einr n ~ Il ake T1rde 4s 94E
vtscnnstn trail AZ. 3. . (. e4as
~ and o. Collat ers,l trust As ]. e7ls
Cent raj Of $Georgia I'd 5inc................. 6ih
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ossi BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, April 27,-seaboard All
Line common 1870; do. preferred. 3s139.
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Petersburg Tobacco Market.

tReported BY craddock and Jonea Of Virginia
" arehouse.) q h, NJ ~ .58s. :, Z. '. ~
y Market unchanged. except wrappers, which
are scarce and In active demand
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