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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

Alderman. who pitched during last
season for the senators. Is playing this
had the goods. but was as wild as a
trol OF the ball he IS ~ fos any base
ball company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

The south McAlcster team Is an err
pensive one. Nlne hundred dollars a
month Is paid ia salaries alone. This Is
$500 moro d the salary list Of the
team last year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

uislea 70 IA operation several dsys ago
AZ me hospital a. recovering uicsiy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

Dr.. Drke. o. 0iVnc0e. who has been
pndei she care Of local physicians for
severed weeks. is conv4icscant.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

Mrs. J. j. Rucks l. Improving and wn
De- well enough TO return % her home
BY tho end OF The weak.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

The little shld o. Deputy Mar-hal and
Mrs MADDEN Is ni with scarlet fever.
The residence Is qualdatined
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-14
DEALINGS SMALL
but PRICES ] ) Is: GOOD |
Session Of Stock Exchange Held
to Arrange Outstanding
Call Loans.
MONEY SOMEWHAT Nj ''E4LA EASIER
Probable That Bank Statement
To-day Will Further n;;1':r Relieve
the Situation.
MONEY SOMEWHAT ! I! y EASIER
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, April 12.-To-day's stock
market was not much more than nominal
l'hp departure from the custom OF keep
Ing the stock exchange opcn on GOOD
F..tuy was not allowed TO interfere win
Tie holiday OF many members who lett
the Wall street district last night to re-
main away until next Monday. The at
tendance was, therefore. small and the
dealings we're left In the hands OF the
,n,.,lual traders who found the USUAL
az. Guilty In making things 80 In market
Of such restricted limits. The exchanges
FOR her commodities were NIL closed as
were the foreign stock markets, the lat
ter to be closed until next Tuesday. me
holding OF the session was designed IN
fact almost exclusively to arrange OUT
standing call loans, which carry over
until Monday. The arrangement OF loans
way concluded at an early hour ana was
folio" ed BY the departure OF many
hr,htrs. leaving the market IN cohui-
ton or practical stagnntion. The easier
zone OF the money market gave rise 70
q feeling OF confidence that to-morro"
bank statement would show the detic'e
III the reserves below the Legal REQUIRE
rlents made up This was the ground
X IlluITIylIlS INC iIllII lOi'S - 49,
n,rIket The special strength in one or
tvs OF the prominent Individual stocks
helped to sustain the market. Amalga-
mated Copper rose on reiterated rumors
or Intended dividend increases. Inc
ground taken by the parties to the coal
labor controversy that further conference
was in order kept alive hopeful sen
timent for settlement which was re-
Elected In the strength of Reading The
weakness Of Baltimore and Chic was
an example OF the small relish for adj
ditIonal capital Issues in the present tenn
per OF wall street and the condition Of
tho money market.
The market closed with some show OF
strength and activity and the best prices
CT the day.
Bonds Irregular; total sales par value,
t2,55O.oc0.
United States bonds were all unchanged
OH call.
The total sales OF stocks amounted to
417.UO shares.
NEW YORK. April l3.-close: Prime
mercantile paper. IL and per cent
sterling exchange steady at decline
4 4s4a50l,s5 for demand and S2.-.Vts 80 for
sixty day bills. Posted rates. s4S2 1-2a4s3.
and 4Tl-2dSG. Commercial bills,
4.S1 3-ia4S2 Bar silver. G.1-2, Mexican
dollars. Soc Government bonds steady;
railroad bonds Irregular. Money on cal
steady, 4GG per cent. ruling rate. 5@5 l-2;
closing bid, 4 offered at IL per cent
Time loans easier: 60 days. 50 days and
six months per cent.
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TRADE REVIEW.
Spring Jobbing Trade Nearly
Over-General Condition Good.
(Ry Associated PressD

L-ltfsf (l3y <aSsUCiutcu 1851
NEW YORK. Apurll l3.-Bradstreet's
tomorrow will say:
Trade displays more animation, weather
conditions. retail business and TO some
extent collections Improving In unison.
Easter season Influences have been q
stimulus, even where low temperatures,
heavy rains or bad roads have occurred,
and few complaints as to retail trade are
noted These latter, by the way. are
most III the East Generally speaking,
the weather West and South has been
good, and some lost ground hns been re-
f;ained in planting. though tho crop
planting season is still fully ton days
late. Tho spring johbng trade Is nearly
over. but some recorders are noted, and
there is .reer buying OF fall goods. Among
the industries favorable features are tho
activity in building. the partial settle-
ments advances granted in the central
and western hituminous coal fields, and
better inquiry for and stronger tone Of
mig iron, the consumption and production
OF which break all records. March rail-
way earnings though, Of course, not
showing the percentage OF gain reported
in January and February, which COM
pared with periods OF weather. blockades
and traffic congestion are stIll by far the
best ever recorded In March.
In cotton goods. the situation Is un-
questionably stronger,
Business failures In the United States
for tho week numbered 16l, against 19o
In 1905 HyHt= g+
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-14
Christian Endeavor,
Epworth League and
B. Y. ~. Topic
Copyright 1906. by the International
Religious Literature Bureau,
g6sjsif5g 4 Unexpectedly
/, The REV. DAvIsiW, CLARK, p. o.,
Editor, Cincinnati.
John 2:1-4s; Luke 7:11-17; SAL. 40. 5s.
April 10. 1906 "
Christ's Life: Lessons from His

RESURRECTION AllruCleS.
It was part Of the mission Of Jesus to
emphasize the. reality, Importance and
pelmanence, OF things spiritual, as op.
some Of his most impressive parallels
were spoken as for example that con-
corning the man whose soul was requir-
ed on the very day on which he proposed
to build larger barns in which to place
his goods duke 12:13-31). Jesus miracles
in which the dead were restored to life
are especially designed to emphasize the
same truth They do 1t most effectively.
They, amount to demonstrations. Tho
renppenrance of the spirit III the body
after death proves beyond controversy
the indestructable charactero Of the spirit,
The spirits so restored had evidently sur
vived the incident Of death. There are
significant gradatlons in Jesus miracles
miracle, on the body OF n little girl as
1t stlll lay upon the couch in her boudoir
Nuke S:4l). He worked 1t upon the
body Of young man as it vas being car
ried to the grave luke 7:2). He worked
It upon the body of an adult which had
been three days In the tomb (John liz,
1t has been commonly agreed that these
miracles were wrought to prove Jesus
divinity. May It not rather be suggested
that their chief design was to prove mans
divinity. They arc an object lesson, In
a startling and irrefutable way they show
the ndestructible and imperishable nuali-
ty OF the human soul. Science so long
supposed to ,be IN hopeless antagonlsm
changed Its note. The most recent and
authoritative utterances discount the ma
teriallsn1 which denies spirit in God or
man. -
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST

laEG-al 49, BAPTIST. 5455S RS. az. ,#
peaa ana n4 4g5 GggaG aSo r.
san]as sehse B.s$f1 Mccarthy $ s pe5
SECOND BAPTIST cIIuRCH-DR. w. r. L.
SMITH # s.T ,cS %snhp &, %bs sma 81;
C GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Il y r. and Rss usdsy sesee at
s' GRACE a =, STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
cHAss. $. GARDNER, D. p;. pastor; Sunday
at II A. N: and, r NJ, Prayer meeting We'd
WEsr vIEM BAPTIST IT'S CHURCH. 522 GROVE R
P. n. Sunday. school al o:so a, Nj. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at r. NJ. Seats free.
Everybody welcome.
CENTENARY : M M1rH'si5E cHuRcH
a'sss ssss ?':wsse Tsars a. ana ge
Jesus the Flrst-Frnits Of the Sleeping Ones"
mortality Special Easter music at both SER
Vices, Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ All seats
free; all are Invited.
a srAHlSM pRsH m fNEEH
GastSor .P orao IN g. g, Il a. NJ snd p NJ
sunday 6CnOOl Ut c:dU n, AL
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-REV.
i I Seats Sea 1ss Geads ws 1,
sy sEeSSb s. REESRYrERrAS &! enuEcH. :,
n S4Hsaz Xr se aNAd sfhEr tnrsnr
ts assa fsris pastor Ksv '9H SIR
se cHGRc Fl 6 81 THE COVENANT. CORNER
c ts s4TiEWx,,hT = T.. r. s Il SBvss
s sundsy seRoa A Dsvoelonp SERVES
Ss5 4,t CHRISTIAN.
s. sEXnSE Sahd syRaH All fHYRG H.
MornSs b. 4shssr 1i
%Hsf s!S!ss ss sHgas% S.
PEs aHM 70 a nsy HENRY
saSsst i T. M Mh Eli EveryR% sss'ss
Ii tian Endeavor I +, NJ
gE ;ss sswas SFh HEEL Ana asaes
Rev, q. "a. MARKS r-zssrvlses at i 4,
r"a az ss f aSss Ts sssus
Sunday evening at 7 O'Clock.
NEW JERUSALEM.
NEW JERUSALEM MISSION 900 S, PINE
streeU--Rev, JuNIuS b., SPtERS pastor
Swedenborg free lending library opened DULY,
Preaching service u A. n. Everybody well
come. T-
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
Corner OF Belvidere and Main Streets) Sunday
morning at II o'clock, subject, "Probaton
After Death" An experience and testimony
meeting every Wednesday evening at 500
O'clock, The readlng-ro is located In tho
Chamber OF Commerce, and is open every week
day from 10 to 2, All are cordially Invited
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from far east and far west shall enter
and sit down with the worthless OF o o.. y
prophecy marvelously fulfilling in our Very
day. The two scenes form an N,
spring composite picture, Opulent and an q
populous Clperna.um shades down INTO
rural Main. The independent and pow
crfu centurion gives place to the most
distressed and forlorTl creature in orien
tai llfe-the chldleas widow What does
It mean but that the grace of Jesus can
struggling village and all people. higll
and low? 80. Bed. bier. and tomb:
Is, not this significant progression,
Jalri,ls' daugh, ere ,toithe one 1.-THE widow S
son y 1repa red for and on This way to the
gnnve: andefurtte yet TO the one (Laza-
rus) actually and or5four days entombed
dea tn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-14
Southern Railway,

K SCHEDULE IN EFFECT. APRILis. 1906. q
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMON ..
100 A. M.-Dilly-Local for Chatlotte. NJ 9. SSt
1890 P. NJ. --Dally-1lmited--Tuf Pullman to-
Atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans
Memphis Chattanooga and all the South
Through coach for Chase city. Oxford.6
Durham and Raleigh.3 N
6oo F.. M,-Ex. Sunday--Keysvllle Local. s.f..f
II 80 M.--Dally-Llmit ed-Pullman rendy 0S0
Il, p. NJ. for all the South. 54S3 81, 5t5gS
4@&G 5t YORK RIVER LINE. ~ s5 8Sfi ;tsN
The favorte route to Baltimore and Eastern
points ~ q SSFj
e:1s Z. -Local-Daily. except Sundays. NV
400 F. M.--Except sunday--For West, Poin H.
connecting With steamers for BALTIMORE
Steamers call at yorktown and Clay Bank
sE5 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridqys,E
ii and at Gloucester Point. Clements and 4
Almonds on Tuesdays Thursdays and J
4:4S 4: M..Escept sunday-1.ocal mixed fosf
TRAINS ARRIVE R1cHMoND.
65S A. NJ. md 1850 P. M.--Trom all the South,
s:s5 F, M.t'rom Charlotte. Durham s and
$40 a 4, From Keysv,lle and Intermediate
s:25 A Ms-Dniy-From west Point with, fsal.S
timore connections daily. except Mondny.s3G.
l0:45 a. M.-Daly. except Sundays and Mons
days: S 10 P. NJ, ly except Sundays
From West Point. .fg Y, u s29sig
J 8, II. F1ARDW1CK, W. H.tTAYLOE. tbS5s
II. b. 81 SPENCER, aen,l Msr.. ,sH
553H Washing tom, y. G.. wa
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At the Second Baptist Church, Dr.. W..
r. L, Smith will preach Mt both services.
At the Salvation Army headquarters to-
morrow, Holiness meeting will be held
at II o'clock. and Junior Holiness meet
ing at 8 o'clock. There will be q special
praise meeting at o'clock, whom the
subject Of the sermon will be, "Easter-
Doesn't It Affect Your Life? Solemn
Question: There will also be Thoughts
on This Blessed Season by q Saliva.
tionst,"f and bright testimonials and
cheerful songs.
Rev. George w. Mcdaniel, pastor will
fill his pulpit at 10th services on to-
morrow at II "A. NJ. and 8 p NJ. at First
Baptist Church
E Rev. George Fl. spooner will preach at
Broad Street. Methodist Church at both
services. Ills morning subject will be
"a Risen Christ-a Worldwide Evangel-
ration"
Rev. J. j. Haley pastor OF Seventh
Street Christian Church, will conduct
the services on Sunday. both morning and
evening Ills subject for the morning
service will be, THE Resurrection as An
Argument for Christianity and the eve
ming; Seeing is Not Believing"
@ DR.. Gardner will preach at Grace
Street Baptist Church at both services
Tomorrow. Subject Of morning service.
death Destroyed; evening, Tho Attl-
tude of Men Toward the Future Life"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-14
MARINE TyTEnnIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 10. 1906.

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 49,. 1906.
&41 ,ARRIVED.t az ~ &C.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line. U I
SIX SAILED 20 ilrhe1a5 r
steamer Pocahontas Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings ~ merchandise and pas
sengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Brandon Harvey. Norfolk, mercaan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion ine' aS&
PORT OF. WEST POINT. APRIL 49, 1905. s
/, -lI.liF-l ARRIVED
Steamship Baltimore. Short Baltimore. pas
sengecrs and general cargo.
Steamer Elm City, Haynes, Mattapon! k've'
landings, passengers and general cargo.
~ ~ SAILED. .E RS 81
Steamship Baltimore. Short, Baltimore, pas
aengeers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponl RIVER
passengers and general cargo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-14
NO HOLIDAY.
Money Situation Keeps Stock Elk
change Open on Good Friday,
(By Associated Press.)

time in many years Good Friday VA Vas no not
observed as a holiday In New York TO-
day All the city departments We're In
open for business as usual IL both these
Instances money was responsible for the
change in the city's tradition; The ctys
depsartment heads had no power to allow
per diem men pay for time not actlaI NY
occupied IN the city service. the ,laborers
requested That the usual holiday be omit
THE governing board Of the. Stock Ex-
change decided not to, suspend operations
for the day because of the unsettled con-
dltlon OF the money market.
The Produce, Coffee and Cotton Ex-
changes were closed IN recognit lon OF
Good Friday, but the Consolidated Stock
Exchange and the curb market We're open,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-14

e .l . Il 6 I 4 +
bcst COVE ss.dItc.; fair e medium. s..aYhte..:
common :ss; ouls; aM@'fs e. t ex.ra iashe
COWS and calves iseoasoo per sn nead; n eG
SONS ana sta gs. 4a95hc.: best sheep. tasHc.;;
common TO fair. 4g5hc.; best lambs. "a afsc.'
common to fair. 4h4t5hc.
Ali kinds OF stock IN good demand and
prospects good.
CHICAGO. April 1a:-cATrLE-Receipts, u oo
head Masks s s,sady s SGmp0e Calves s
slo. HossRecelp.s, 1900 head adj M ha5xe
h;eoQss5: medium to good. heavy, !6bods 20.
shecp-RcceIpta. 5000 head Market stcaay.
Sheep si..5Is.J0; lambs. s4.71ds-e5.
P1TrsBuRG. PA. April 1s.-CATTLE-sup-
ply light: mnrke, steady. Choice. g ioa5 90;
prime t51sa5.35. Hogs-Recelpts light !, mar.
ket actlrT3 nnd higher. Prime heavies. me
IS NGaGa. pigs. IS, 4o16.6o: roughs' s5.dogs %.
sheep-supp,y light: market slow: r :, liz
800; lambs. ss.gd5.2s; veal calves. s6690s7a'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-14

100 Atlantic Caost Line, COM.
5000 American Shelters, corn. i.
50, 800 AmnlHa11ntcd Copper go.
Amer. Car and Foundry.
ii Amer. Car and Foun., pfd.
American Cotton Oll.....n
American Tobacco, pfd...
American Can ..............
x 200 American Can. pfd....,...
1,1t0 Amer. Locomotive, CONF.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd...
1920 American Sugar "......n..
coo A., r. md s. re, cof1,......
100 a" y. aud s. Fe, pfd.......
14.4W Baltimore and .Ohio.......
23,W Brooklyn Hhpid Transit.
l,100 Canadian Pacific .......t:.
400 Chesapeake ana Ohio.u..
800 Chicago Great Westert1...
1900 Chicago, Mil. and st. Paul
200 Colorado Fuel and 1rotl...
1890 Colorado South, com .......
100 Colorado South, 1st pfd
ION. Colorado South. I'd pfd...
1900 Consolidated Gas ...........
100 Delaware and t1udsor1.."
Del. Lack. and Western.
- Erie, 1st bid.
Erie, ID pfd. .................
General Electric ..........
200 Great Northern. pfds......
100 Illinois Central .....,,..;....
$500 Louisville and Nashville.
N Manhattan ...........,......
Metro. Street Railwny.....
400 Mexican Central -. ......
100 Mo. Kan. and Tex. com.
100 Mo-, Kan and Tex pfd...
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Chesapeake Il Ohio Ry.

Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st. Louls, chs
cage, Louisville, Nashville, Memphis.as5
200 pm. and II 20 p. n. daily. i
Westbound Local Trains: III
1880 a. m. and 6:1s ~ m. week days. S;gt
Newport News, Norfolk and Old PoIne.fS
so1 a m. ind 40o p. m. daily. 81
Local for Newport News and Old Point
7:ss a. m. and 500 p. m. week days.
James River llnes f3 III
1920 a. m. daily: 6:l5 .. m. week days s54s
Arrive Maine Line from West: . = 'aS Az r.1
ss5;O0 p. M. James River: sss:t0 A. II. s6:A
p, M CDally: ssEx. Sunday ISs5. 8.Isa
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April la.-RuTTDK-ste
creamery. l4Ielc; State dairy. 144coisc.
Enthusiastically and unchanged, Eggs-Firm;
nearby, selected. 22c,: Western hrsts, lac.; do,
lgc do southerns, l6dlac.
Potatoes--lrregular; Maine and other Eastern.
per bag, s?,4oGa,Go; do. State. and Western.
per bag, sa,25l250. Cabba ges-Lower; Florida
* a5m2 80; Charleston, s26a. %,
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Seaboard Air Line Railway.

southbound Trains Leave Richmond paiIys
9;l0 *. M,r-I.ocal to Norllna, Hamlet am
Charlotte, II, s Ss 5 y
ESQ p. NJ. and II +. M,-Through PpllInanA
ami coaches to sSHannsh. Jacksopyil,As
Atlanta. Birmingham and southwest, 20
Trains Arrive Richmond Daily, 81
S.l5 A., NJ: st55 p, n al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-14
Stock Brokers
GEO. r. KING g. CO.

1104M e. Main St.. Richmond. VA.
NJ STOCKS, COTTON AND GRAIN. "
Fractional Lots Speciality.
Close Attention to Out of-Town Accounts.
PRIVATE WIRES,
NEW YORK, CHICAGO, NEW ORLEANS
Mostern Union Eranch in our office
stock Ticker In customer's Room.
Members
Richmond Grain and Cotton Exchange.
strangers visiting che city are Invited
to make our office their headquarters. and
have their mall and wires sent In our
care, is.s y15
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-14
RAILROADS.
r. r s P. s ,;s;;s s;;ss \,

Trains Leave Richmond Northward. az NJ
4:es a. M--Dnily-tyrd 81. through. ia
y $40 A. M--Daily-Ma st. Through. h III
7:s 4, M,.Wsek Days--F'lba Ashland Ash
+ $40 4. NJ -Dnily-by St. rhtoush. LocA &
E.3 stops. E{sisafss
ia;o5 noon-week Days-Ryrd st. Through S9
400 r. M.--Week Dnys-Byrd st. Fredericklss I
8#i burg Accommodation. NJ tAEaf
sos r. M.--Dnty Main st. Through. Ss$
$50 r. NJ. Week Days-1S lba. Ashland tAe,'
s:2o P. M.-Daly-Byrd st. Through
trains Arrive Rlchrond-s Southwark n ii.
$40 4: NJ Week Days-15lba. Ashland Ac.s
$3.50 A. M.-Week Days-Byrd st. Fredericks.
burg Accommodation i +
s:3s A. M.--Daily-Byrd st. Through. Z
li:1 4. M,-Week Days 8 \. ST. Through i
s:l4 +. Pm M.l stSn1 y--afaln st. Through.
6:4a e NJ Week Days--E f 4. shland x Ace
s ssS NM LbayyByyfa s. IT, TRf s2Sss
1910 7: s M.-pally-Ma,n st. Through
,NoTE-rulIman Sleeping Of Farlor Cars q. On
mond ii:5o A. n. week days and local accom-
modatiohs. {lf{l tfl{ .3 nj Y
Time q arrivals and departures and conaeo-
". D. DUKE, G. ". GULF, w. r. TAYLOR,
Asst. to preat. Gsn'l. supt. rraf 5Mgr.s;s
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:. --.s..,, .hn ss.,..,..,..... i2S
New Jersey S la. r. ,,..,,,.......... 1914
Northern ras ins ~ $50. ,...,,,.......... 1874
NortnGrn IaG ~. Srn ION H. .,,....... lo0I
Norrok e anu I.e 'refnndinp is,,.,........ 0sis
oregon snoL or onnv lolN
aennsyI'a ma ~ ~ : = observation-disclosures. 1000
head'hs 1eneIht ~ Maintain con. 5s... il47s
g. LOWS any 8. r'rnncsco f. 4s........ Ss7s
-. LOUIS aIiu . oa ~, rnn IA ,,,,,... 10
st. LOUIS ina A. fofferedJ .......... ssh
Senboaru Atr LII - sN>,'E . ..,....,... SO
southern r ra ~ IL certincntes....... sfx
Soutnsrn r,u,,, e. lit I......,,.......... 1lS
southern fta1May I..s -, ..,,.,,...... l23 (.
Texas ana fhc nh ,yna1crn * ioftered) ~. slh
Toledo. st - a ~ ~ $3.50 t.,.,....... 1041s
Union Pacinc i. .,,,,,,...... 1914
Union pnci1lc e co.is; "a Observation-Disclosures. 99N
Wabash lists (offer e6 =, Al
Wabash Deb. b.. - IA
Western Md. 4s. ~
Wheeling and Lake Erie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O., y
Wisconsin coilai sral trust is.............. ysA
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6 LOSING BOND QUOTATION $

Chicago r. l. and Pac. n. r. col. os'.... , s21a
c., g.. c. and ST. Louis gen. 4s.......... lg 97s
Colorado Industrial IS. series As.....'... .s7'
SCiorad sfISin M n Northumberland. 75h
Soiotaao n, W sarthar,, ID ..,.,.,..... 81
So,olh ~ an" ana ...,,,............ lo4N
Su aus, % - r,,n rrande 4s.......... lGlH
~. XIX "a * uocnrifies AZ S5t4
liz sri IInn "is l0lHs
s s.e y pia ~. ~. 40 - 82A
~ ~ ~ en1iav isa iofrcred) 1851
I,vsh"s & ' a'' ,s' ............... 97A
yaps.n Us - .a.io. " ........,....... Us
Japan o.; - ne' ''s Y2sl
Japan tea .,......... S5h
Jap..,. - ~ aortGrotes "a neres ,,........ 0lN
Jap"a .,, roS al wash i1ni1ei 4s.,....... l03s
49,, nonuni unid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1918
- ,n .a az S1A
sicHiSan 1870 S.t.ai fist 1nc .,,,.,,....... "a
nie.a xansas and Texas is............ 1927
ss.eboutt t,.nnaa = ~ Toyou hds.......,.,. 80
~ Nissouai r. ~ Werlco con ls........... S3ta
New York Central gen. 3hs.................s 70 I
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1 LANCASTER &LUCkE
Bankers and Brokers,
RICHMOND, VA.

For sale, the First Preferred stock Of
the Jefferson Realty Company, y'eIolno
1--WE per cent. free Of tar. s5 Is
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FOR NEW YORK.

Via Night Line Steamers Except saturdayl
making connection In Norfolk With Main i. Lins s
SWV Western Ry. At a. NJ. and q H.. and Chess!
psake Ohio My g. asv a 7e. a. an Sunday
Moorfoik With Main Line Ships sailing at ! ~
III Tickets sos r. Main Street, XIV
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sf,sCELLANEoUA MARKETS,

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA. April s13.-PEANCTs-
Spanish-Market nrm at sl.o1h per bushei.
VIrgtnias--Market Arm at 3hc. for fancy stock;
machine picked at 1A1?hc- ehellins stock.
lAft2c. lN. -.s.L-.L.-. ...L
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!, 8 -.t,ndtnv oa rcpIstered ..,,......., l03N
=, re,u,dInp .a coupon Z. {, lOsM
:, ! % rns,.terad losA
:, G. =. >" 90 ,onnn,, T.. 1O4
y . %la =. resiscred .....,,,,.......... 1881
~ -. q 9 IA H. cn,,non Observation-Disclosures. 105H
- - 9 Sna =. raratarei l3l X
=, . ra,w TO- rn,snn Observation-Disclosures. l3l Il
4 ma,,c,n Tohncro IA ......,,....,....... 70%
4 mericon Tobaceo ss.,...,............,..... li3A
a tnhisnn 1ancrai Observation-Disclosures. l01r
a ,ehison sd;,,rtmcnt is....,,,..,........8 5hs
q IN nIic' C.onsI 4 ins - Observation-Disclosures. yyss
IA itimnrc md 1jh is.......,,............i 02H
In IL move and Ohio a;,s................ e4n
I,ncnkivn rand transit conv. 4s.......... 9SH
csntrai ~ (;eorein Observation-Disclosures. ll3A
contrai Of Georgia lat Inc.................. ysN
cantrai ~ C,corpiu "a Observation-Disclosures. y0
csntrai ~ Groreia adj S714
Shnsannaka and Ohio 4As................... l057s
chiraro and Alton Sls ..................4 sou
chinn So =, ana Quincy new 4s.......... l0DA
S,hicaso' r. I. and Pac. r. Il. 4s....,..... sla
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Att .ANTIC COAST LINE
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway.

Streets, MaiSese.ter. every hour ION tho hou!ll
from A. NJ toto P. NJ. Last car \? m ,i,aagx9
Cara leave Petersburg. foot of sycamoE,s
Street every hour fgom e:sS a; IN ~ 20
NJ daily except Sunday ~. Il
An cars from Petersburg connecting Rlc al
mond cara EYE