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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
RAILROAD STOCKS
.UNSETT'|'l.EM \ AR | 4:
Movement Of Northern Sscui'i-.
ties, Down Then UP, Creates /:
Fluttcr. Among Spectators.
SOUTHERN GROUP ri j STRONG 3 :, ''
Rumors Of Hostility ii Railroad
World Cause Acute Suffer
ing to Stocks.
(By Assoc,atcd Press. |,

B NEW YORK, April To- Speculative sem
timent on the Stock Exchange turned
again to-day on technical market cohdl-
lions rather than on Intrinsic Scohd lions OF
values and the news bearing on mem.
There was another lutter amongst specu-
lators II, stocks caused by the renewed
slump In Northern securities on tho curb.
THAT stock did not todch yesterdays 10 "
price, however, and Its downward course
was sefrcctually checked md q substantial
recovery effected. With corresponding Ell =
feet Oh the market for stocks within the
Stock Exchange. Doubts were urged OF
the legal rights OF tho Union Pacific to
y hold Northern Pacific or Great n ort I
stock which would come TO It as pro-
cecds of the Northern Securities dtssolu-
8tion. Alleged Intentions TO &cxclude NIL
nority representation from the director
ates OF the two railroads were also dis.
VI c,lssed With these suggestions OF a spirr;,t
OF llostilit Nv rather than harmony prevail.
ing lin the railroad world the so5called
a...r1ystery stocks in the n,arfet suff cred
most acutely from tho LIQUIDATION. bu Y
rallied cffectnally on the late renewal q
harmony reports. There were no dealings
I. In northern Pacific. but nominal Quota
53tions were made for the stocks when re-
leased" and the Did and asked prises thus
a mAdog showed Inc flce&IdHRc VIII ~ .
Htained near the recent high level. .Great
Northern preferred sold down Oh 20 and
rallied S. This relieved some ZAP prcheE.
4 sion that tho stocks were likely ito al uInp
when the redistribution replenfshtd y he
supply II, stlie market. The asg ressivc Tlse
&in1tbc Southern group aroused some new
4 conjcctures Of important financing pro-
i1ects United States Steel pre- crred \ re-
r sponded on the recovery Q onfidence IN
Il conditions In that trade. Traders who
4 fought the rally by selling short were
h forced to cover3at tho last. and made II he
v closing the strongest of the day. n
sss Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
q value, So. 40 90. United States bonds
were all !i,nchnnged on ga IL AZ al
The total snlcs OF stocks amounted to
a ,eiS 900 share st Al III 95 3s
q foNEYI !. NJ. 1sxCHANGE--cLpsE
Money on call stead at 2 3-44l8 per cent. !;
closing bid. y: s-4 per cent. ;;offered at I;
5aper cent time loans. steady: sixty days,
ninety days and six months, . 1-2 per
cent; prmeilncrcaEtilc paper. IA: q per
X cent. Sterling cxchRngc firm with; actual
fSfori demand Mt s4s4.ao914 LA ~; for sixty day
b!l!s; posted rates: s., s5tli. q: CONNIE rcial
Nff.x IDS
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District Passenger Agent.
$50 East Main Street
swoMEN,s HOME MISSION SOCIETY
MEs Il sPac lse sRaIEs VIA

$3.50 round trip, HichmondS to Ports
,,,nuth. Va, and return via Chesapeake
ma Ohio route, which Will land passen-
gers at Portsmouth Tickets sold May Isl,
"a and Sd, slimitea for return May Sth,
rast trains leave ltirhnlond from Main
street Station ate A NJ. and Y. Nj
only two hours and ttwenty-flye minutes
from Richmond to Norfolk. and twenty
minutes later arriving Portsmouth, Va
,pIckets sold Richmond Transfer Co, and
Main Street station
n FOR other information, apply to
NJ. %. MART N, ID. 4. A:,iit'a,Ss o; FSt,
500 East Main Street. Richmond Va;
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COTTON MARKET.

" NEW. X DIRK, April 19,--THe cotton mafket.
after some irregularlty at tho opening, was
generally easier. under liquidation and bear
pressure. based on reports Of easier spot mar.
kets and continued talk OF little, Sif any, reduce
ton In acreage The openins was steady i
due on the disappointing cables and at first
covering By nearby shorts rendered uneasness
y ny reports of Eunsettled weathcr8Ink THE South
west and In Ireparat Ion, for The week loli-
4dSas, advanced, the nearby months to about
last nisht's5n naiu, But there was quite active
selling OF now crop posi- tons by the South and
Wall Street, and tho whole fist soon turned
points net lower. n Ssy ~ SSgt I.
IS Following this business was very uuiet and
fluctuations narrow and Irregular The close
was steady In tone. but within a. point or two
Of the lowest at a net decline Of los points,
Sales futures were estimated at 100. 900 bales.
unbalanced TO .1-lsc lower. Receipts larger and
eraeccipts at The ports today were; sl,77s
bales against % sos last week and a.soa last
year, For the week (cBtin,ated) 1000 ba lei
agalnst 49, $50 last week and 4ol last year
To;day's receipts 81, at +! New Orleans were eos
essl3 bales against i,eSl last year,
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4 The Produce Market

Business 81, the blocls',s yesterday was
more active than on the day before, but not
as Vigorous as the comlni ssion men, could have
wished. Tho cool Their has had g COOLING
effect on receipts which y now pelhs
THE rhe demand for country truck Us s9newhat
in advance Of and ms result prices e
along the line Fowls arc very scarce and
high and egga are getting more and more g
= S,nt> or The Cary Street nlens look
for Z larger receipts with the Il moderate ns
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Atlantic Coast Line Advance.

Especial to Tie Times DIspHtcF,J
NEW York, April 10. -stoc ks showed fur-
10 81 ~ cnaat Line and Louisville; which were
the features. sI Tho former friaing about ten
points and four N this shi s con
hsnI's hv, 10th companies rtEte buying appear
ed to come from Operators who freauentl y take
hold 4ot the southern aha res. 81.
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Leaf Tobaclsc5o,l Market.

There was irora business doing on "the Slim"
yesterday than The warehousemen and the
tobacco puyers anticipated. NJ }5}
True tho receipts by wagon We're light,
rot more than twcnty.four wheeled vehicles
ilyer!es wcro uneY pectpdly large, and The gales
n,;sregated about loo, 900 pounds. iphe bulk OF
tie offerbgs was az the ceat,noner aud nlediunl
showed up, The highest priced Y l,ile NUS
Sn6cltcd out at shncsne v rellnunes nj S3s,
Z Uther plies at This ind other Warehouse
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found eager bidders to- Ike hem at figures
commanded from $40 to 81 !. Is. 81; D q,
Sales to-day viii pe lights,,ra y, than
hn,ses ut cock, second sale II u Shockne,
third at Crershaw' s. and fot,rtlh 1t shelburne 81
q w. d. Buler & Co, ST ewnil warehouse.
sold on yesterday the Y: crop OF tobacco OF
Judge 10. o. clwat fincy, OF ling WI liam
county 81 400 pounds; for s14s mi on three
fourths OF an aero of 10 nd
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Y UNION STOCK YARDS, PrrTsBuRG. PA,
April sl9.-CATrLE-supply light: ma ket
steady, Choice, ss5oG6 Is prime. IS. sGgs 8. 80,
Hogs-Iseceipts light: market steady Prime
light yorlsers. s5,soa6. 40; pigs. $6.so .6oi
sroughs $4,000. ,f,heep-surp light; market
SLOW Prime S e ri s1sSa q
CINCINNATI. April 1o.-HoG Active,
butchers, 1886; common s435d5 80. les
Steady. Fair 10 good shippers. $5ds,0o CONS
mon, Sc 0G3 :5.s f3heep-Stcndy at $3I5se IS.
ii ambE-Steadya at lA60@7. 10. ~ Il. i8
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NAVAL STORES.

BE WILMINGTON. n, c., April 49, SPIRITS
TuRPENTINE-Flrm at &c.; 81 receipts, s
casks, Rosn--B1r1n at 81. 50 receipts, is bar
lrels. Tar-Firm at $780,: receipts; 10 barrels,
Crude Turpentlne--FIr mat 50 a0da 70; receipts,
IL barrels. s. 455,
4 SAVANNAH IA, y, April, 1o.-TURPEN-
TINE-Firln at b3c, receipts, s15l caslss sales,
200 casks \; shipments, IS casks. Rosn-Firn;
lreceipts. 15l barrels; sales, 5a4 barrels; ship-
lnents, 10 barrels. Z c. = ~ fs3,' No.
CHARLESTON. 8, C., April i, -TURPEN-
TINE AND sRoSIN---Nothirlg DOING
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Porn Y, On w Y. ,I POINT. ApR1L u. lsos

PORT OBJ WEST POINT, APRIL 10. 1905.
ARRIVED ts.ls s. Z. s.
Baltimore, Courtney. baltimore, ia isenser,
Elm City, Haynes. Mattaponi River landings.
and general ca rgo. ss IS, - -
MI SAILED. 81
Baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo. ~ 7g tsG,l}4, 81
a MIN City. Haynes. Mattnpnnl River landings,
.assengers and general cara
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL 10. 1905.
fARRiyE I'D. tf
Schooner Rebecca Palmer, Boston, IS
s Barge Ca rdenas, Boston. fs sg 5
q Barge sunbury, Roson,
II 5tls I. SAILED.
rs tsalner Kappa hammock. Lirselpool 81
Schooner q. NJ. Monnhan. Hanger.
Schooner j. ~. Pottei, Boston, e
s Schooner Dorothy Palmer, Boston. ~
4 Barge West Virginia, l'roYite nee.
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Northern Taclnc 49,. Josh
NorIhern Pacific 3s TIA
Norfolk and Western con-. 4s.............. w
Oregon Short Line refandlns ls.......... OTIS
PernsyIyanla. cony 1OsA
Reading General II i. !. 3. 1q2es
st. Jsoiits ana Iron Mountain con. 6sa... ill.,
st. Louis and San Francisco Is. 4s... e0ae
st.f.ouis Southweste rh con- u. .....,.....,. 84M
seaboard Air lime !. :. 4. 4. SIX
Southern Pacific As >. ................ 96h
Southern Railway So 11sh
Texas and Pacific 1sts . !. 1854
Toledo st II. and Jyestef11 ~ 81
Union Pacific q So. 1osjs
Union Pacific cow 49,. 1. J. 1881
u. s. Steel % 81 1914
wabash ists...... 1872
Wabash Deb. Bs j. z. 4. !. 1877;
western Md eoA
Wheeling and Lake Ere As 81 R
Wisconsin Contra i vi. !. ~. 81
NJ and O.. Collateral Trust IS -. Z. = g7H
Central OF Georgia "a Ing 81
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DRY GOODS MAlRKnr

8 NEW YORK, April 9,-orhe dry goods mar
ket presents q good any reasons why the
seller should feel cncoura ged over the situa.
tton. Increased desire to operate on thu part
OF certain buyers and the extent to which many
lines arc sold ahead makes tie sellor very
independent. Jobbers business has been some-
what hindered BY the cool weather, but Tho
outlook Is regarded as very favorable IN prnc-
tically all sections, particularly In the Bouti,
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tations are as .fotlows
MISCELLANEOUS hIARKETs.

ii PETERSBURG PEA NurS MARKET.
SPRTPRsBURG. VA, APRIL 1o.-PEANUTs-
Spanish--Market uiet at:$1 631a Virginins-
Market firm at &c. for fancy stock: machine
picked, ls93Ac.; Smelling stock. 2R2Nc,S i lB
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M r.funaInr b. reslsterri 4. g. 1o4t
B, rnrhndinr a. COUPON. (. /. !. 1o4t
n a. iros,.iered 1. !. 1oiA
~ g. % o. ae,,r.n,s III Il \, 106
u. S. New A. registered TX
~ y. g q MY MY - srnd loan
g; 'G,d - i. = sos,nen l04
e. = ~ * certi6cates y. !, "a
q 1o,,sc cn Gr III
.sstsa,, -, arsi q. 1921
a ,,ian G,,,ui a. 81
q = ,si 20 ~ iine 4. 1911
81 It,ar - nj mia IA {. 4. 100
{1ait, a,,d rhio aiss q. ]. &. s5
t..,t 80 tor T1tnnrrI ID ss Il. iI6
Central OF Georgia list Inc =,
Central Of Georgia ID 1nc...... IL
chesapeake and Ohio ly ~,
s-isa y, ~ "a Quiz, ~ new ls !. o
~ ~ o.. - T. c,,S paC M RI 81
Chicago. n. Il and Pac. col. bs "A. u
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2471lc.: No. 2 yellow. 4sIlc No. q oats, sDc.::
No.. 3 white, zs4 AL Ac. No. rye. 7Sc. s Good
4lG47c. No. 4 faxseed, sl.27 No: = northses.-
ern Mess pork per ~ barrel ~ 7.
sides (looss,.a se.s7lsa7oo short clear sides
8tboxel), s7a7. l21z 81 Whtskey, basis 4 Of high
8wInes. 4 81, "a Nss Glover, contract grads $3.50.
EButter-F1rtn; creameree. Is G31c.; dairles, 23QD
se8cs Cheese-steady Mt LII g14c. Eggs-f.asy
at mark cases included, 151s4 16c.; firsts, l6c ;
prime: frsts, l7c.; extras. 1Sc. IL 81
BALTIMORE. Nh. ia pril Is. --FL oUR-Quiet
and unchanged. Easier; spot. contract
sample, SIC. Epl1. oS. 81 Corn Firm; spot and the
month. 81 Qfbl Nc; southern white corn, !elz g
$50. Rye-steady; 4 No. % Western, 9oc. Butter
Strong and unchanged: fancy Imitation. 20
S2Sc:: do. creamery. 3Sls4c. Eggs-F1rm and url-
changed at 17c.4 Cheese Firm and unchanged
suEar-Strong and unchanged s. 35ss Il
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es.ess, 1, h IS N 7ss 81 IA? E.s
S Sssssss Is Is
cotton eossa aa,e dd!iE np.anu'
Cotton quiet mid Gross 3
1olsi bales: saier Is bales gtock t6ai ,h
es sa h.1 q Japas Ia bales
bale e export s o Gfsat Britain. ssss bales e
the Continent g. ~ bales; TO y 4.eas Dales'
rsess ID b ses;
S 81 ne i. eo Msnseo. ID % sales
Total since September LIST At an poIIA,.-sSss -,
sass sspef asSs
ba ah.ae to Mexico a;ds Sic bales.
STOCK Exchange today decided 70 close the
exchange d, Good Friday. q pril alst. stand on
saturiay, April ~. 5ss
NEW ORLEANS, il A1rli s9a,
SPOT cotto In lair demand but there - IA a. !
os,y l'E,t fof Nh, lie
senEY and ti,at buy rs spots to cover hem
VII soon sales s5o nalsS. in nrH
M, nar yanh rood ordinary down low MD
ding and ,niddlIng unchanged good midd'ln
down and higher Eraa &c s .s',va non,s
1fi: points DOWN Throughout the session trad
Ing was slight and the RUG " y ~ x
obeaa points Gown a. i s9' market
closed quiet April showed Iosg - ~, (;
points. September and the OF * = %. ~ aa'
Scotton futures closed quiet and s stead y
ApTil,17 7a7i9; May. ei7. q; June.
Iay I, As sse 81 g Noyemp spe a
4 = -
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TOBACCO MARKETS, !

Rchmdnd. va. April 10, 1905.
st IN st
ordered Market continues quiet with very, light
receipts and offerings, Brlghts-Re Receipts con-
Cured Receipts very light and market active
Note--We advise shlppers to avoid too high
orler, as muchs Of, tbs: tobacco coming In q
far below market price. ~
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offIclAL RANGE AND SALE or STOCKS IN NEW YORK
sALYss

1880 A. q. Il. com. .....,.......
500 Amer, lob. pfd Il. ......, 40
10000 Amalgamated Copperf...
$500 Amer. Car and Foundry. ~
400 Amer. Car and Fo,.no pfti..
, M Amer. Snuff, pfd. Z. 4
1. 1000 Amer. Can
5000 Amer. CAM rfa $3.50
S1S0O Amer. Locomotive, cotf1n,.t
514U Amer. Locomotive, pfd:...
300 Amer. Sugar .......,.ssis.s.5
900 A., y. anu 8. Fe. gomez.
400 AZ, IT D and s.. Fe. pfds.,...sl
1900 Baltimore and Dfiiu........
t1S1G9j Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
700 Cafihda Southern ......s...
1900 it.niindTah Pacific .....t....,s
AGO chesapeake and Ohio......
$500 Chi. g treat Wcst,..,....t.l..
G51O0 Chi, Nil. ana 8. Ps....,.s..
5000 Colo. Fuel and rron....,....5
400 Colo. Southern. conn.,. ....l
800 Colo. Southern, LIST pfd
Colo, Southern, "a pfd.i....4
4 t0J l,lav. Gin. Chi. and 8. d..
300 Consolidated Gas ...........
4 1900 Delaware and Hudsoll.......
Del, Lack. and West. .....
.36io0 Erie, com, -. ....s, ,..,.t.s3.s.
q $3.50 Erie, lat pfd..................
$500 Eric, I'd pfd. ....s.........,.
200 General Electric ...........
1000 Illinois Central ..............
,Gl1no Louisville and Nashville.
500 Manhattail..... Il. \; y ~. q :
24OO Metro. Street RhilWay.....
a7CO Mexican Central ...........s
700 Mo Kan. ind Tex. com. 7
2ao0 Mo-, Kafi.Fnnd Tex, pfd..
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NsSaAvkEN5Ito|k &NestBrrl.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAlL1.
9:V0 a. Ai.--1SOHbOLkl LIS1lIiSD.4 Arrives
Norfolk No n:zo "a. ~; stops only at Petersburg.
sos 4. M.s eait. EXPIRES Bufre.
= sParior. Car, \, Ietershurg t5 yiichburg and
Roanoke. Pullman Sic epers Roanoke to Column.
/ bug, Bluehed 10 Cincinnati also Roanoke 70
\ Is knoxville, and lSnoxville to Memphis. Cafe
Dining Car Roanoke tc llanso Va,
Is II 10 p. M.-ROANOKEE EXPRESS for; Tarnis
Vile, Lynehburg and Roanok e. ~
3 go F. .M e. SHORE LIMITED Ar.8
burg, Waverly AMI Suffolk. Connects with
steamers to Boston. Providence, New York. y
Baltlniore q nd Washing tom 53s8 i,s7
7:25 r. M.--For Norfolk and all lions Eeass
d 40 II. sisNEwt ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
pullman sleepers Richmond to Lyn chburs and
burg to Cha tanoosa. lfomphis and New or.a
90 $50 p. M,-sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke to-
Trains arrive from tho west "a EA. M 2:gs
p. N. and % is p. from Norfolk y - Az II.
and g 80 aP. NJ. \
$5B Office No. 1888 East Malh Street. II
~ w. b. REv1nr a G. n. BOSLGY
q en'l Pass: Ast. Dist. Pass a 8. sS
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COTroNsESD OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK. April ls-Co ttonsoed oil arn
and more active. Prime crude, f. o. s b. mills,
19la 9aoc.i prime summer yellow, 81 1h 1edA 9. |;
off, summer yellow, nominal; prime white. $50
ocs1Ssc. prime winter yellow, esdgSN c.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
n Il Richmond, va. April 10, 1906!
y "a oIIOT ATOMS "
CATTLE MARKETS.
RIcHMoND8LIvE STOCK MARKET
-...M lSalea at sIInIoui S toci:t = ards ..,a

38 n edmond. 4 " a., q April 10. 1915.
There wtts a lightgr run of ca tile on the mar
kets Best steers. 5l4 a. Nc. medium to good.
as ssn es@s g GU s bl: hs5ss'
fresh cows, $3.50. 90. az eals, 641c
shoats, $3.50: rough, hoss. ~ q6Rc.
NJ Fair run OF sheep. Best sheep. 615c..; medium
Light run Of stock expected Tor next market.
ceipaa Is hsad Markst 1913 lover
s4.5oa5 10 stockers and feeders. $e,bQQp4so;
cows, 50. SOFAS. 10: helfers s3G5 90 81. 60
bls ea.yss aeS Hoss
lower. Mixed and butchers. .. 4oQS: IS ageod
to choice heavy 8. 5od 90; rough, heavy, $3.50
S. 49, light $5.35I5. 80; bulk OF sales IS.
Sheep Receipts. 10000 head. Sheep steady;
lambs steady to doc. lower. Good to choice
wethsrs shoTn to choice 4 sn
81. sh9rn' 500 ne,'Y' LAMBS shosD' sss0
NEW YORK. April 10. EEEyfss- Receipts,
4 SOS head. RI Market slow and log 15c lower;
bulls steady to &c, lower. Steers so.0a Sd
tops =: 90 tai ends =; bulls ssa5 90; cows
early sales stead y TO strong generally l6d25e;
lower. yeals st@7: 70; tops. 81 10; culls and
little calves, $3G14. CO., Dressed calves weak;
city dressed yeals S0ll1fc. per pound country
dressed. 1896 per pound fey extra At g.s e.
head. Market slow; lambs easier; spring labnla
about steady. Common 10 fair, unshorns sheep,
1895. so: clipped do, ssgS.0 20 wooled lambs,
s7.75Gs. e6. One car choice. ssb clipped DO,
I S. 40aB,5o: 2 decks Maryland spring lambs sold
Ree ssip 81 rs head Market about steady
Primo State hogs, 70. GO.
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heretofore
as follow,
Petersburg T obacco Market.

lReported by Craddock and JoneA Of Virginia
Narehouses) ~ * Ia l.{ 7s .9Fg9
PETERSBURG. Va, April 10. 1906 &:
Y y eceipts light past week and market more
a9f
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RI. Z. X z b Surg s Potomac r. =.

Trains Leave Rlchmond---No rthWa y q
54:l5 "A, M. -paily-Eyr st, Tnrousn
4 :f5 A. III. .-DaiIy--Aain St. Through
1895 4. M.Week pays-flba. Ashland AZ 81
$40 A.. M. ,qaiI st, Through. Local
1905 noon-Week Days-Byrd st. Through;
s:S0 r. M,Wssk Days-E'lba. Ashland A.. 49,
sos 3. tM.0paIly.s St. Through.
& + rains Arrive Rlchmo n6-Sou Ward.tesi
$50 A. M.-.Week Days-Ellba- "a shland as As
$50 A. eA M..HWess payspyrd St. Frederlcks.:
80 burg AccomInoda ton. ~. - u Az Y
BS.35 a. M.-Daily. Byrd St. Through:
1850 a. M.-Week Iaya--Byrd st.s Threush u
e:14 P.'M .- eHhI; 81. Through. ]
b:la ?, M.-Wesls Days-,Esiba. Ashland az -
B7;l5 T. M.-Dsils Byra s., THROUGH T., =. /,
70 80 IL H. -,.paiy-Main 81. Through,
E NOTE Pullman Sleeping or parlog Cars 9 On
NIL above trails except trains afTlyips Mnn'
'' Tine q arrivals and departure. and eonnes'
t,an1 - not nuRs, 9. W cu1P, r. TAYLOR
Cent. Man'r. Asst. denl. Manr. ,rrat Man.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
g BALTIMORE n J. April 19.--s eaboard Al,
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RroHMoN1, sToCK MARKET.

4 Richmond, Va. Apriie 4 Il. 1895
5$$sS SALES " ~
Virginia. Carolina Chemical ca, Cal Trust, 6
per ter, .-2.0pJ al o.. 5. 0Do mt To-.
virginia Centuries 1T sseIt 90 at 9ssss
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tsLyncllburR TOBACCO Market

Sales If loose on the I,ync1burg mar
Sket for the weeks & April ii; 1905,
rep2rted BY John q: oslsaby rot, 1uynch
SOFA week ending 9bhri no pounds;
sold week 3endi pril ~ pounds:
Bdscrense kendln April 800
i Sold from September j, 1904, to Apri II, 1905,
1880 400 pounds sold from; september T. 1903,
Ste April a., $40, 900 bounds decrease for
1906 1887, 900 pounds n
fs The receipts forIst the past week swerc. quite
light when comp red wit z the corresponding
week last year. The condition Of the tobacco
was fairly good and the quality about as that
heretofore offered Prices, were fnlly up to
Quotations. The improved condition OF x he to-
hbacco has caused the average price to DO
ra Their high err than he rel OF
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y or1IEn PRODUCE n, {, y! .MARiii:Ers. d

NEW. YORK, April l9.--FI lo1ns-Barsly
STEADY. RyeNTiour4s slow. BuckYheat Flour.
Nominal cornr,eal-- teady Rye--Nom mini
S Whsat.Sfsasy: No, red. s1.o7 nominal ele.
yator. Options A0lssc. net lower. May
closed at sl.07h july: 9sas septeTbor 50 Nc.
yHCorn-steady; No. 2, $50. elevator Options
steady at unchanged prices. May closed a.
5esc, !; July. 5?5sc. oats-Barely steady; mixed,
{ e' BBsefGFirm. Cut Meats Steady. Lard
STEADY; ronned, stead y. y Fork.-Q QUIET. Tallow7
Quiet! RoslnF Urn 81 trained. -. %. Turper-
Tine Easy at 67ia 1850. y. e -.
Z mid. auIot; cordova. io9lsc. Futures frm, 80
10 points higher. L Su gal-HaW' sunsettleas Ialr
smolasses sugar 3 q. s5cs; refined, quiet.
Rice-Firm Molas ses--Firln. Hutter--Steady
ana unchanged, Cheese lrm and unchanged.
THEORETICALLY and unchanged. . - ~.
Il Potatbes-Irregular; Long Island, $l,potls wv,
stat eaf,d Western, S1@l,lb: Jersey sWe sel
$3.50 400 q Pearl,lts--Clu let fancy hanoplckeu'
SM GSac ;other dorestic. az GSlao: CaDbage ~
QUIET; Florida, per ba rrcl ora lg5? 0o, Sot-
!tnn--By steam 10 Liverpool, 10 al4c. III
CHICAGO, ILL, Arrll lo--Ek Excel lent eatter
for growth of fall shown wheat crop WAS pQQT-
hans the chief cause Of weaknessll here 70
dny IN The wheat market Heavy llquidation
Of May wheat was another beArish !nt luene,e.
AL the close May VIII cal was down ~ y July
wheat Is ON &c.; corn and PROVISIONS are
practically unchnnged. oats SLOW 70, loss o.
'T The leading fa.urss ranged q tSlloy a|o..
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MA "A IN Governors ct the New York
e.tncls Ert.hAnEe 10 day ecided to ciose the
Sexchnrgs On Good Friday. pril alst. sta nd On
Saturday April I'D "a
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at all receipts, 81 S Is
the Continent. g. 40 bnles to e4s bales;
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1905-05-16

For instance, there is the question of
growing hay. Perhaps you buy your
hay. Many farmers do. Why don't
you grow it and then bale it? There is
more money in it for you if you do it
that way If you bale it you can easily
put it under cover. Besides, baied hay
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And when it comes to baling hay,
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The manufacturers of international
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ting upon the market press which is
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A good hay press, you. know, must be
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