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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
@rfolareidles 1abr.

Sic Netto . Ginfiinfte Der Baltimore
Ohio . 9nbn I'M IeBtcn 6i6fal.
iabrc $2I,S76,835. Nabe5u
So, 100000 mebr dis I'M porberge.
bcn0cn Sabre. - Gie 9rltto-Gin.
nobmcn iiber $77,000,000.
Nit ocn Ginttabmen bon 8roB.
l}crp > Dorf nabeju f6nncn itd Die
icniacn Der Baltimore . Sbio-gabn
perglcidcn. Sn Dem nit Dem 30.
5uni ACKNOWLEDGMENT 6istaliabre be.
trugcn bic grlltto . g%innabmcn Ser
9obn $77,392,O56, $9702,0 59 me6r
olS I'M &orjobre, un0 Die Nctto-gin.
nobmen bcliefcn ii6 ouf $27,876,833,
$4S97,442 mebr oils IN ben porber.
Gebenoen IL Wtonoten. 3ie auSg0'
ben Der 9nbn b%elicfen Iid IN 1905
auf $49,5t5,22t un0 in 1905 auf
S44, 710,G04; bic WcDrauagaben in
1906 betrugcn ocmno6 $46O4,6tL
ctlpaS meniger ols Die 3unabme Der
Nctto=@innobmer.
Gicies iino obcr MIR ole ginnaG.
men BON ben 2inicn, melde tDatI0d).
lid 5u Dem Baltimore . Ohio 9abn.
Spltcm geb0rcn, nGmli6 Die nItt
Baltimore . ohio . 9abn, Die 9alti.
more = Ohio : Soutbpeitern . gobr,
bic Ohio . Giper . 9obrt, oic @eit.
8irQinio Short Cine . 9abn, Die
Hiplcp II, Dill Greet 9oIep . 9obn,
oic @itt3burq, EotneSpiue 6oirport.
0abn, 0ic GittSbltrg . Glepelano-Go.
Loco . @o6n uno Ole Eittsburg Sumo.
ton .9ahn.
Son Den $27, 876,835 Getto . Sin.
fiinftcn gcbcn obcr nod ab Die 9lu2.
goben fir 3inicn Wtietbe, Steuern
mo 8erbciicrungen, Die I'M 8orjobre
$t2,2 S2, 1886 bctrlt9en $9,234,962 al
3ioibenoer un6 8 Ero5eut 3inien
oltf Den 3Hcil Der neucn Nftien.2llla"
go6c bon $27, 100000, Der am 1.0}ai
ei%nbe3oblt mltroc uno u%ngefdbr 49,.
100000 betrug. Die 8obn bot obcr
nod onocrc Ginfilnftc, bon Der gc.
tern Union I%elegrnpbcn = 60, Don
SecuritGtcn, OurfNiietbe II. |. No., Oic
in Sen oorbergcben0en IL WonoteH
$2976,99S bctrugen. Ter lleber.
idub Ser 9obn miro iid ocmnad olf
unociGbr 100000 beloufen.
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Cas- 8cttcr.

Sir Morp(ono unb Den Iiltritt
Columbia bcutc ipicocr 0cIegcntlidc
&cocngiiiie uno friifc iiiOmeitlihe
Ginoc.
Gle 60d)ite ScmpCratlr 9eitcrn be-
trltg SO @rob nm ~ llbr WltttogS,
uno ser nie0riQite THcrmomctcrItano
mar y @roO I'm ) llbr WorgcnS.
an Den iibriQcn -@ctterlto'
tionen nurbc ioIacnoe WarimoI'
Temperature rcQiitrirt: GoItport 90,
Gortluno so, @oItor SO, NIbonp Sc,
Seem. 9)orf SO, philadelphia Sc, 9lt.
lantic-Gitp rs, Cape Mop 80, 8aib.
inoton sc, Roriolf 80, &ottero8 81,
Charlotte 81, @ilminaton Sc, Char.
itIton 9S, Sobonnnb So, Sodionpiae
80, SSllpiter Sc, Sen @e't 80, Itlon'
ia so, MoutgomCrp Sc, Ncn-Or'
leans Sc, Golcitinc 80, Collection So,
Corpus Gbriiti IS, Mempbi8 80,
Cincinnati "a, &itt&burg rs, SSipe.
go "A, Buffalo 70, GIenclono rs,
Gctroit so, @pcno p. WtorQuctte
GG, Green Ban 76, Gbico0o 10, Gu'
Iutb rs, ct. Saul 76, ct. 2ouiS "a,
aonio8-Gitp 81, Omaha 76, Suron
"A, @ismorf rs, Sabre 50, Seleno
81, Solt 2ofc so, Genncr IS, Nortb
8lotte 81, 3o60c 80, Gmoriao 80,
Sos NngeleS rs.
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..Wrtnu.H
sNripn,"
Generates erinmmlung nnO Scnm'
irniuaGl Gcmtc III Sd)lcnncs' Salc.
900
t99)

0ieSobreS &%curion Der
sc atGoIif6cr @obItbGtig.
feit& 2cgion" iin0ct mor9en
inn yMincr-@ieluFForf" itatt uno per-
iprid)t, pcnu boS @ettcr 0ilnitig
iein iolltc, cine grobortige Ntfolrc 6t
meroen. Cas- Nrron9cment8-Gomitc
bot uniongrcidc Gorbercitun0cn &C.
t%rofien, Inn oelt Mitglicbcrh angc'
nebnne StunOen 81 bcreitcn. Supre'
me.YrGiiocnt bid. 9. Sippctt miro
Die 5eItrebe baItcr. Nm Der Gcllnion
nebnlcn iGn,mtlihen Gon5ilicn bon
Warplono Sbcil. Gle Gon3ilien bon
Baltimore un0 9oltimoresGountD
iino: WorpIun6-, ct. WortinS', ct.
Geo, MorarpiQe., 8oter 9plbing,
@oter Ileronber.. Gbeiopcotc-, 2oro
Baltimore, Ct. @cleoict., St.Fotl.,
Ct. 2iQltori., Seros-, @eloir., 2ouro.
bile, &errid-, ct. Gregory, 8m.
aenncbp., &utcr McDcr, Gcclciton.,
ct. Morn Star Of t6e Sea, Gropi.
benccs, 9oilcp-. Spoulhing- II. grio.
get.Gon5iI, Gic &emion miro I'm
9 llbr No6mittoGs %bcGinncn.
Batter Rcoroor bcidcnft.
Gotcr @m. u, &corbon bon ser
fotboliiden ct. 8etcr&r& Stride mltrbe
geItern gben6 I'M Earterre 3 &orm
Scr Stride BON @emcinocmitgIicoern
unb ipc5iea Dem TomcnsGcrcin nit
elmer 0oric bcidcnft, mcldle $1,000
enthielt, unh bem beliebtcn SeeIiors
ger cine Gltruporciic Crnt00lihcn
ioa. 9ieieS @eidenf eriolqte olf
8eronIoIiung beS Srn. s. 8. Gut
Ming, Sloriiten an 8oltimorcitrobe.
3ie 9omcn Der 8cmcinbc, mclhe
bon Dem 81 mofcroen @cihcnf b0r.
TEN, botten Den getrag i%nncrbolb "A
3ogen 5uiommen gebrod)t. 8otcr
&coroou mar Der ct, Eeters . sc.
mein6e itets cin trelcr SccliorQcr
uno bat niele QaFteHernnacr an Der
Stride porgenontiiten. AlS Hcoor'
dc fir oieies noble Beid,cnf miro
Batter Hcoroon hif Tamen 5lt elmer
6obrt nod 9ctterton einlooen uni
oenielben oprt Elm 2incr ~icrpircr
%Iuiien.
Ole meme gferbetrGnft
ouf Dem S6lodlten. Monnment.Flo
lit ipieber rcporirt urb ertueiIt iid) al;
Gin ipnbrer Segen fir Die Fferoe
Ger 9rnnnen mar id,on Dor einen
Monot iertig unb puroe gleif) ar
sipeiten Gage bnrd einen idhuerel
@agen aus ben 5rgen. geltobea.
q eitnrben In 2aurel, Gel, il
9oitor @m. 5. Ieepier, friiber Seel
ioreer Der Observation-Disclosures
Stride 81 Sanpoeu. Gin Sdlagon
fall roifte i'm oabin.
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cfiisisasr etanb Der Glnbs,

2 d on its in oen 9ergcn.
- Inter oGn 0eutiden goltlmorc'S,
ipcIde in sen blalen Bergen Grbos
hing iuben, beiinoen iid &r. uno
6rou Mobert @rober, iopie Sr. Geo.
Ecmicl ncbit 6rali unb aino. Gle
S%erritoitcn babcn in Srau Gliic
2cpb's nNodlcogc" Guartier gcl,om.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18
Qpfnl6eridte ans MailinatOm.
3um 2 DIT T. Don 6rouen
un0 GtnGerH.

u ~ " , -
I'm sic Wiittcr uno Gin0er, mel.
die auf Der cleftriider 8a6n Grbo.
lungSfobrtcn untcrncbmen, Dor No'
ooubriiocrn SIT if)iitcL bot Eoli5ci-
dcf Moior SpIpeiter %beionbere 8or.
fc6runQcn ~qctroffcn. 0ie uniformir.
ten GoGi5iiteu in ben 9orIt0Ntcn bo'
ben @efe6I crholtcn, Die @a0gonS
iGorf 81 iibcripodcn uno 5uoem
iino Goli5iiten commonbirt moroen,
iuclbc in GipiG ben @obnItrcden in
ben 8orortcn lire beiouoere auf.
mcrfiomfcit mibmen iolcn.
@IudIthc 9inoer.
9lrd sic @eneroiit0t bcS Srr.
@iaiom Muiier BON Nr. t406, If.
Strobe, uno ser Notwithstanding
bon ,2rnolEorf" merben 200 ormc
ainbcr in y2,1no-Eorf" freie 6ubrt
befommcn oirf Dem Gorouiicl. Sr.
Muiicr gerponn Sen 5~lueiten Greis
I'M Imoteur-G pel.
d)cr in 100 freicn Sobrten oli Dem
GororlIcl beltotto. Gr cntidieo, Dob
orntc ainocr oie 6obrten bobeu ioQ-
ten, uno sic GorfpcripoItung marf
Damn ibrcricitS nod neitcre 100
frcie Iobrtcn Gin. ST. Mtuiier miro
Sen Sog beitin1cn mo oltd Die Sim
ser orSmGblcn,
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Scfriebiacube Vicrc.

Gle bieiigen aenner bon gliter
MnI5- uno SopfengetrGnfen rpiiroi.
gen Die 56atintc. ooB tic in Dem
aus 1rco. gouernidmiot'so Imericou
8rNperp" berporgebenoen nSoldce"'
Bier Elm @etr1nf g%efunoen ba6crt
ons oQe @eidmods- Inipriide beirie.
oi9t, Gerlongt es. Site 81. 9raue.
rel tt04-tt2S Siuen.S troBe. Eel
Cas- e. 364 Mo. t49t. $3.50
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I'm gcar Greet crtrnnfen.

Gcr tG Sabre oltc Hobert Stunt ttlls
set 6ei'm 9ooen im 9car-Grecf
sen Zoo Ourd) Grtrinfcn. @or
nit MitglieOern scr ct. &oGnSs
Stride rad 2(ponOolc 0cfobrcH.
NnItott uuf sic @rbcit 5l gcbcn,
mic er ieincn Gltern ocriprodlcu bot
tc, uobm gcitern Worgen Der lcd)@s
gem Sabre oIte Hobcrt Stunt, Sobn
bon Comes i. uno Gotborinc Slnt,
gar. 43t. Sits02ooiionltrobc, Icin IN
Gin @odet cingepodtes M~(ittogSelien
inter oeu 9lrm unO begob iid) oti
cincm OmnibuS nit Sen 0titGIieOern
Scr ct. SobnSs@emcinOe on Bailey
uno Go9eritraBe nod Iponoole, no
oie @cmein0e ibr i0brlide@ Ftcntc
o6Giclt, un0 Dies Ioutc 81 letncm 10
sc fiibrcn. Gr mar crit fur5c Belt
ouf Dem S6orc, scr am 9ad=Gioer
licgt, ongelangt, OILS CT Itdl Elm Hit=
hcrboot mictbcte uno in ocn Greet
binauS fubr. Gr cnttlci0ete ltd) uno
ipronu iibCr @oro mo idien Iif) bel
Dem gooe u%ouItGuoiq mb6l 81 bcfin-
oen, oils er plI0blid Sic Nrme itber
ooS @oiicr bicIt unb lal1t INT SilIte
rtcf. Che oieielbc linn o6cr gc6radt
mcr0cn fom1tc, NOR CT bercitS untcr.
0ciunfen, 1tno oils man i'm an Die
SberflGd)e ocS @oiicra boItc, morcr
ole &criude, i'm pic0cr ms 2cbcn
5uriifNlrufen, pergcblid. Scin
2ei6nom mlr0c ans 2on6 gebroft
itn0 Damn Der Boli5ciridtcr Gunni.
got bon scr Goli5ciItotion gu Gons
ton bcrbcigcrltfcrL Der cine Surp SUI
iommen rief, mclde rod elmer I'M
t~erilldung Der nGbercn llmit1n6e
entifieo, Dob cir llnfoIl bllr6 Gr.
trinten norIicge. Ger 2ci6nom
muroc Johann BON ocm 2cid)enbC1tat-
ter @icocfcIO nod Scr cltcrlid)cn
Mobnung oca Qo0tcn gc6rodt, bic
nid)t luel1ig iiberroidt porcn, oIs tie
b0rteh 0oB i6r Sobu I'M 9cor-Grcef
crtrunfcn ici, GA lie QIoubten BOB
CT nod bel Der NrbCit in Scr Sobrif
bon SnncnhcinL. Shcrn0orf & So.
iei.
Gin So0eS tur5.
6rontlin GlQert, Elm 80 Sabre al.
ter H%0brenlc9cr bon Ir. 933. 6reoe.
rid.Aocmtc, ~itiir5tc g~citcrn NbcnO 126
ltbr 30 Sub ticf ob, olS er in ser
McBGcrei ser @ebriiocr 8reenpol0.
9nltimorc4G ountp, orbcitete, lin 6.t5
erl0g ser 2lbgcitiir5te ieinen Gerlet-
5ungcn. Der berbcigeruieue glrit con.
~Itntirtc, 0oB Glgcrt ooS 8enid gebro.
den unO auBcr0em einen S6GOclbruf)
"crlitten bntte. Coroner Differ BON
Meunt @inonS Itelte eincn ouf I'm
fall I~oltenocn Gooesihcin iein.
@urocobnm O. @Gb.
reno cincS @crbor& IN Scr noromcit.
Iidcn EoIi5eiitotion nuroe Srnlt
6nnnic Ior por Nr. 3026, @eItnoob.
NnCnuc, Wol6roof, obnm06tig. Ser
So6n ocricIbcn, Der 9c9cn s. 8or.
Den Gippin bon Nr. 1902. @cit-9.
StroBc, Die ACKNOWLEDGING bcS t6ot.
lidcn Nn0riifS crboben botte, iogte,
Ietnc Mltttcr lei in lester 3eit fraitf
gclueien unO iei icbcnfoIls Die aufre.
gung fir lie SIT grob aetpeicn. Gie
6rou mltr0c nod bcnt 3inmer BON
GopitGn Sdlcigb aebrodt unb er'
bolte lif BORT bolb nieocr. 90 fctn
@epeiS fir Die ACKNOWLEDGING gcgen
Fippin oorlog, 10 entlicb i'm Hidter
Goldman. Sic beioen iltngen Wan'
ncr tporcn mcgcn cines 9oiebol'
SpielS in Streit gcrotbcn, unb be,
bouptcte 5or, BON Bippin gebiiIer
mnrAcn n, irir
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Sin Idl6mcs mno niitlides 8eidlcnf
fir Inscb5rise lit intnler cine lebcns-
grufc photographic pSer cine fiinit-
fcriid ppllenSetc Gopic eimcs altcn
gilbes in Grapon, @aierfarbc, Del
oScr Eaitell. Die idJSniten Cabinet
biloer Mir 81 pro 9ntenb.
Salins Scbbcl, oeutider G~botoerapb,
co. 321 Woror0ag Strake.
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GdiffSfartcn uon nmb nad) Sentid'
fauO.

Son Baltimore Bis Bremen: aac
iiite $50. Bremen bis Baltimore:
$3.50 un6 $3.50. 8nnoreiie 5u
biuigerem Greiic. sbeo. $. SieHer,
e g., 217, Gi-Sa!timore-S traRe.
070@
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Dit Der @abm nad Gape Wag.

nEenniplpaniasgob n abfabrt an
Wchentngen bon Baltimore 1,40
Nadm., AnidluB i'm 9raoO-S troben.
@abn9oi Gbilooelpbia, init BUG pia
Gelanare Hiper.g rilden4 Houte, ser
400 Na6m. na6 Gape Dtop abfGbrt.
800
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Ser Surnperein ,@orm1rts

*** Ger Slirnperein nSortp1rts"
reranItoltet 6eute, Mittmoh Ibeno inn
,@elteno-Harf" Gin Sommernadts-
felt. mel6es iniofern BON groBemSn-
tereIie iein b~iirfte, ais gon3 meme
llnterbaltungen bonn arrangements,
gomite porbereitet iino.
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$3.50 bcfrn allc nOtGiscn %ltnfpitcu.
Eerinnen NIT Dem @innide, iif
benz Observation-Disclosures in ibrer Eour
burd) ScttidlanS ntS bic Sd,ueis,
is. SltIi bis 5. September, ar5u.
idlieben, petben iid an
Sbco. Sicncr G. &c.,
217 Sit-galtimprc. Strafe.
Co., Sp6n u. 8efcr, 8oriiser.
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Gbrenomt ir 8ercroI
TNnuS. ErGiibcnt Hooiepelt
bot General 6elir agni,s, Serois.
0cbcr bea Baltimore @mericon,"
gum GrGiiocntcn Ger bon ibm 5u er.
ncnncnoen G%omniiiion o%lis9elp1blt,
mcldc inter elmer Ifte oes Gonerei.
ics Gcrmeiieungen bornebmcn ioQ
fir ben proieftirtcn @ol zines 9ela.
orc=G6ciopeofe. 9anals.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-18

Mojor SbirIep bon Der topogra.
pbiiden Gommiiiion modte qcitern
Den Mopor oaroti aufmerfiamL Dab
5mei grobe @rlmoeiacntbiimcr inc
Miner beabliftigen, ibre 9ano.Gom-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10

NEW. YORK, April 9.--The cotton. market
was aulet during to-day's session With fluct-
uations narrow and lrregular The close Sc. was W.
Guiet and steady at n not decline OF l4i points
sales for the day were estimated at 1900 bales
the opening wns steady at an unchanged
price TO an advance OF points In response 10
higher Liverpool cables and large &C. spot sales n
culnr published in some OF the Sunday papers
BY tho local market leader there was dis'
position to look for more aggressive bull sup
port this morning and prices worked up t. q
net advance OF 36S points Immediately atter
the call on scattering demand and covering
OF shorts But the expected bull support was
not Forthcoming. tho weather map showed gen
orally favorable condition., over sunday the ,n
e,tim1ates pointed toward large receipts for TO-
morrow and In spite OF private wires report.
Ing rains An the carolinas and scarcity Q.
labor the market eased on to about the Closing
figures Of Saturday Prices We're almost s a At
was at practically the low point OF the scs-
slon. Southern spot markets. were unchansgenaa;;
bales against l2,l5a las. week and alt u la ,ss
last week and l7l,als last year, To-day's re-
ceIpts Mt New orleans So ba az against sDo,
6,6a6 last year. liz u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10

naxseed. si.o7A: no. northwestern, slisA:
prime Timothy seed. tsl7,s. Mess pork. per
.SS; FL Ida aTd 1885, nSaHd; sbS92
clear sides tboxetl), ssas.lo Whlskey. basis
OF high wines 1913 Glover contract grade,
$500 a; Dutter-Easy; creamerIes, 1lGo0Hc.:
dairies. l49lsc. Cheese-steady at 1la13hc..
Eggs-Flrm at mark cases included. l6hc.;
frsts. TIC; prime frsts 1sc.; extras loAc.
BALTIMORE MD. April e.--Fro UR--Firm.
Wheat-FHrmer; ky,ot, contract, saN.d S3hac.;
spot. SIX a52Xc:; southern white corn. 5oa521ac.
oats-Firner: No. mixed seh oslo. 4. Rye
and unchanged; fancy imitation 10000. DO.
creamery. 2Gae7c. Eggs-Firm at 1oc; Cheese
Steady and unchanged: large. September, Ike;
November ,14c. /; small. 49HNc. Sugar-steady
and Unchanged. j 5t{i9SE&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10

France. 1882 bales: TO the continent. es7 bales:
10 Japan. 2,761 bales ~
Total since September LIST at all potts-Net
receipts S36, 1853 bales; export TO Great Britain.
24s5 ees bales to France, COS 500 bales - to tn
Continent. l.S95.eft bales; to japan. 1854 bales;
to Mexico. 2764 bales. sJfia
NEW ORLEANS. April s,-coTTON-spo
cotton quiet, but firm, offerings scant: sales
3l5o bales Including 100 to arrive and 200
T.. 0. b. quotations unchanged: middlng llAc.
Futures opened sllRhty frmer and la3 points
up on more favorable cables. buttthe Improve
ment vas OF short durtalon. From highest 10
lowest there was a spread OF but points with
q very quiet market. The closing was net UNI
changed to 2 points lower.
Cotton futures closed: April, 1l.l4; May. II. e5
June. ll.3l: July, ll.ss August. lilo; October,
10.is: December. 1919.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10
MONEY OUTLOOK
CAUSES SLUMP 81
Prices Unyiclding Until Last Last
Hour, When Sharp Losses
Made Closing Weak.
NO RELIEF IN SIGHT YET
Speculative Policy to Protect
Stocks From Damage While
Awaiting Amc1oration.

NEW YORK, April o-1t was not Until
late in Tie trading that the lack OF re-
lief for the stringency In the money
market had any apprcciable effect on the
tone Of the stock market. Tho break
IN prices came in the iast half hour. q
hard, unyieldlng surface was presented
in to that time in spite Of tho high
rates for call money. Tho rate OF re-
newal by the banks generally was ~
per cent. to % per cent, although some
loans were made at % per cent. Last
weeks many rumors Of heavy golu
shipments for import to be secured To-
day evontuated in single expectation ii, !,
that It gave rise to the sharpest selling
movement OF the day. The accumulation
OF selling orders over the end OF tins
week proved 10 beTallght and the pro-
fessonal party committed to the rise
showed no sign Of being shaken In their
position The small offerings during the
early part Of the day were well Absorb
ed and while no disposition was hho"h
TO naugurate nm aggressive advance. q
number OF leading stocks gave evidence
OF being supported, In Union Paclhc
tho supervision of the stock seemed de-
aligned TO hold Il rigid large supporting
orders appearing about 1b9, while rise
int price to 1853 1.2 brought out heavy
selling which was attributed to INSIDE
account. The action OF ithls STOCK was
fairly representative OF the speculative
policy observed in the general market.
that is to protect prices from damage
while awaiting an amelioration OF the
money situation.
The unpromising outlook for money
relief MS much nsathe actual stringencv
seemed TO prompt the i1uidntlon wH1ch
developed in tho last half hour OF the
trading. Pra ctioal1y all Of the days
losses were made IN that time, and Inc
closing was weak.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales pnr
value g. 10000. United States rs and old
AZ declined 1-s and the new IS IA per
cent. on call.
Total sales OF stocks were $780, 30 shares
NEW YORK, April e.--Money on call
strong, 1OIn per cent: ruling rate 1920:
closing bid and offered 16. Time loans
hard, 90 days per cent. with COM
mission added 90 days and months Co.
Prime mercantile paper td5 1-216 per
cent. Sterling exchange steady at de-
cline with actual business IN bankers
bills at S4.s421s4.s4s0 for demand. ana
at s.s1.5ods4. $50. for 60 day bills. Posted
rat s4s3ds.s3 1-2 and s+R5 l-27A.s8. Com
mcrcial bills &4.1dt4.Sl is. Bar silver
CHS: Mexican dollars 40 3-4. I'd
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NEW yo1k peopuce MARKET

NEW YORK. April s.--FLouH-rir1n rye
Flour-Steady Cornmeal-F!rm. Rye-Nolni-
nal. Barley-steady.
as''ena ass A'sAs. Nay &c. IVY 49,
higher, May; Sc; July,, .s SsHs. September
lies oXaioWc. Lard-Firm; western, prime.
is.icas,fs; rsnned arm; continent s9.o; conn n,e
pound ks.eg1,G7;o 90 Pork-zFirn, family. 'ls 'SgP
ISIS. Talow-steady nosin-Firm at No'
Rpeems'eady ei aeeRi coneespo
Futures G steady at net decline 81 seslo points
susar--Raw. steadyi fair rshnins, i.a2S
sq isSs ssssas is:isc reaus$ asiet Butler
cream cream large rs and small llai4Nc.i, skins. SO
lO15c Eggs-Unsettled; nearby selected s2c' J
WESTERN rs's sr sog,hsrns cotte s'f nv
Ia md d .picked 4,aa NC; other domestic, eaahcc
rotatoes--Weak; bermuda, new per barrel
ao ssSnS crop m sfop a0
Maine and other Eastern. per bag. t.'.ogs, ~
per barrel. ,Sods?5. Cahhages--Weaki Fl9rida
Ps s, fEste ..sa e. 51 chssssts w'e
C.ottonseed O-strong and higher on COCO .,,a
s spsds'atve 9 Hsy m,y sna pss summer
yiI1ew y sshSs'Gss l eF%e w's p
CHICAGO April 9,-strength Of wheat at
outside grain centres caused hrmness To-day "
the local market. the May option closing wian
Very W s,Ight changes from the closing quotations
Of saturday. Provisions were 6Glaiso, higher.
Ths leading futures ranged as follows' 49,
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quotations aerf as follows
Danville Tobacco Market.

-Tl,ry rItfE|luTttu I1..,,
4 ~ ~ 4 =. Danvie. Va, April Q. 1905,
weat Their We have had very heavy receipts this
week. For three days Of the week the sales
The average quality OF the offerings has been
very good. though high color and low grades
were conspcuousy scarce, Prices have been
firm on all grades. and nothing Ia being
neglested by the full corps OF buyers now on
the ,arket Trading In round lots continue
active. both for domestic and export pur-
poses. Preparations for the new crop are In
active progress and reports from plant beds
are TINT they are in good condition. ---.--
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Leaf Tobacco Market.

The sales OF leaf tobacco for the week will
begin at 10 o'clock this morning, at crenshaw,s
warehouse, The second sale. wall be at shei-
hurne's third at Stonewall and fourth a t
shockoe, The heavy rain of yesterday kept
away nun,hers,,of WAGONS that would otherwise
breaks However, the receipts by rail- were
j Try good yesterday. and all the warehouses
Will have fairly good breaks this morning.
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Lynchburg Tobacco Market,

Lynchburg. Va. April 8. 1906.
Sales OF loose tobacco on the Lynchburg mar
ket for the two weeks ending April s. 1903.
furnished by John Il. Oglesby. OF Lynch's
Sold week ending March 30. 2e4. 400 pounds:
sold week ending April o. 559. 200 pounds: IN
Sold from September l. 1905. to April 6, 1905,
Il, 100 pounds: sold from September ], 1894.
to April g.. 1905. u. 400 100 pounds; Increase for
1906. $50, 100 pounds. q
eKceipts Tor, teh past week was much heavier
tina n FORT he past few weeks. The Increase -
largely due TO FtheE very good season for hand
ling tobacco and the land being too wet for
farm work. The quality and condition Of the
offerings continue about as for some week past.
The market Is quite active and prices on all
grades were about up to,auotations 81; 4
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npy coODs ,rARKEr

NEW YORK, April "a cold easterly wind
storm and the advent OF the Jewish and Chris
tian holidays OF the week 5aided In making q
quiet opening in the dry goods market to-day.
There was considerable stendlness In values.
tics were Arm, and there were no accumulation
Of we'll known goods.
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SALES.

100 Atlantic Coast Line....u
2s,ooo American Bmclters,, coin 1.
$500 Amaigamated Copper 80.
$500 Amer. Car ana Foundry. !.
Amer. Car and Foiif1,, pfd.
zoo American Cotton Oil.n,...
zoo American Tobacco. pfd...
American Can ........,..U.
American Can, pfd....u...
200 Amer. Locomotive. com. i.
Amer. Locomotive, pfdu..
300 American Sughr ..,.......
600 A., T. and s. Fe, comm.
200 A., +. and 8. Fc. pfd. $40.
1000 Baltimore and Ohlo.......
5000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
100 Canadian Pacific .i,......
2,lO Chesapeake and Ohio.....
400 Chicago Great Westerr1....
l1,W Chicago, NIL. and 81. Paul
1900 Colorado Fuel and 1rorl...
100 Colorado South, com. "a.
1900 Colorado South, list pfd ~.
I Colorado South. "a pfd....
5000 Consolidated Gas ..........
600 Delaware and Hudson. ~.
Del, Lack. and Western,
1000 Erie, con1,..............
800 Erie. 1st pfd................
Erie. ID pfd................
200 General Electric ....,......
$500 Great Northern, pfd.......
900 Illinois Central ...........
400 Louisville and Nashville.
800 Manhattan ................n
Metro. Street Railwhy.....
2.400 Mexican Central .........
900 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com.
I 100 No. Kan. and TEX, pfd..
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South Boston Tobacco Market.

s. South Boston. Va. APRIL .. 1905,
Two hundred thousand pounds OF tobacco
were sold on the South Boston market last
that being quite good for this time Of
year, as the creates. amount Of tobacco has
centage left in the country. Most OF the offer
ings are common and medium grades.
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MARINE INTEn1.lGENCE.i
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL ., 10

IA FONT OF IRICHMONB, APRIL y, IoO6
s ARRIVED, e4f
Z Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. merchan,
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, merchan'
disc and passengers: Old Dominion line.
SAILED. 9
Steamer Pocahnnns. Graves Norfolk anu
James Rycr landings. merchandise and pas
sengers. Virginia Snylsatlon Company.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line,
steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk; msrchan'
Schooner Hattie g. Whitley, Garrett. James
River, light ~ l5Gli RI, X