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Bnni.bead to succeed Morsan.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, June H. -
Governor II. u. Conner said that he
would name John II. Bankhcad TO the
senatorshlp left vacant by John n.
Morgan's death. Mr. Hankhead served
several terms In congress. lie was
defeated by Richmond T.. Hobson.
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To coycr Earthuuake..

ALBANY, n. Y. Jwrs IL. Governor
Hughes has signed the Rogers bill,
which authorizes the Incorporation Of
fire insurance companies for the pur-
pose OF insurIng against loss by earth
quakes as well as by fire. lightning.
wind, storm and tornadoes
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A crippled man arrested In Colum'
bus recently when sentenced TO the
workhouse tried TO eat his wooden leg,
Probably he had been there before
Exchange.
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n you viii make inquiry II will be n
revelation 10 you how many succumb
10 kidney and bladder troubles In one
form or another. II the patient IN not
beyond medical aid. Foley's Kidney
cure will cure. II never disappolnts.
II. A. Quinlan.
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Aud "a n. Recalled.

TOKYO. June 1.-THE iIochi says
this morning Tint Niscount Aoli. Jap
anese ambassador to America, will
probably, be recalled and that he VIII
likely be succeeded by Baron Kaneko
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JENKINS & JENKINS NOW.
Mr.. w. r. jacob Withdraws from
Old IeWelry Firm.

Mr. William L. Jacob has with
drawn from the partnership OF the firm
OF jacob & jenkins, jewelers., PIG North
Charles Street.
4 A deed was placed on record yestcr-
day in which Mr.. jacob conveyed his
interest. estate and property OF every
description IN the premises to Nlessrs.
William Armour Jenkins and Talbot VIZ
Jenkins. as individuals. Also recorded
were articles Of incorporate for the
firm OF jenkins &iJcnkins, successors
4 to jacob & Jenkins
In the deed 1t was stated that the
copartncrship OF the firm had been
dissolved by mutual consent March
lAth last. The building on Charles
Street, occupies an irregular site, but
fronts twenty three feet five and one
quarter inches and It's longest depths
one hundred and thirty-liye feet seven
inches. 1t is subject to an annual
ground rent Of $500. The firm OF
Jenkins & Jenkins was incorporated
with capital stock OF $780, 900, OF
i 900 shares OF 500 each The incor-
porators are Messrs. William a. Jcn-
kins, Talbot w. Jenkins, Gustav y.
ISlcmm, Charles j. Griffith and Richard
IIilles administrations Sun.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK April i.-FLOuR-s
with slight inquiry, Rye Flour--Stealy.
Cornmcal-- Barely steady.
Wheat-Spot steady; No red s2Ssc ele,a
rator; Northern Duluth Saasc, +, o. b. atloat
No 2 hard winter, nflOnt, S7hc. T., o, h.,
afoat Between further bug. damage news
from Oklahoma ana low temperatures III
the Southwes twhcat was generally Arm all
day, although quiet, a bearlsh snow re-
port caused moderate selling pressure in
,hb last hour but there MAS Il rally near
the close. options %pi4e higher. May.
S5hc.i July, $50. September SGMc.
Gorn--Spot steady. No, 2,5Gc, elevator,
OPTIONS unchanged. Oats--spot steady;
mixed AGAc,
Bcsr--ouet: packet. s1050all,oO. Gu,
| Meats STEADY Lard~-Firm, western prime
| tplO@a,sV; refined; steady. Continent,
1850; South America, slo,25, compound
1 $780, a S,Geh gPopk|-Firm. Tnilow-Qutct
| Petroleum--SteadY Bosin--steady. Tur.
pentino--Quiet AT T2Lsd73c
4 rRicc-- Dull, Molasses-Eieady sugar
Raw. tirm: fair refining, sac. centrifugal
\ " tsst. sssc,; molasses sugar 2nc.; refined
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STOCKS S1|l.L
1. ON THE 1 | ADVANCE ||I.|:|
New Work Sent Prices Up De
spite the Lack Of Foreign
Support.
LONDON MARKET CLOSED
prices Halt With Rumor That
Roosevelt Will Continue CRU
SADIE Against Railroads,
LONDON MARKET CLOSED

ENrw YORK. April 1.-The New 1orK
stock market operated again 'o-uas
without London to serve as an index
az the foreign attitude There was
time to-day, when this seemed to arouse
9r,isriyings over the extent to which
s,rices were being carried away from
thc level ruling whom London last
traded in our securities on Thursday
last. The rebound of Friday was ma
tsrially extended by the gains when
y were added to-day. The resumption
Of trading in London tomorrow is
awaited with Interest to see what view
NIL be taken of the rapidly OF the
Z recovery here. The drop in Canadian
Pacific at the opening here was large
= il due to stock supplied from foreign
sources, as the extent of the short
interest in that stock revealed on Fri
3 day last made it in eager demand still
\ he shorts promptly reasserted Its IN
l,;ence on the stock; 1t rehounded
S Violently. The fact that Fridays re-
z bound in that stock was sufficient to
bring out large offerings of foreign
holdings suggested q possibility OF
I what might happen in the general list
when London resumes tomorrow, and
4
opening, wiping out practically all
Of the gains and establishing some
striking losses from the closing level
of last Friday. The movement Of
Great Northern preferred also acted
gs a damper on the early strength OF
the market.
Another factor in the early reaction
was the knowledge that a formal an
nouncement was imminent from Presi-
+ dent Roosevelt on the s1btect Of the
governmental policy towards the rail-
roads. Rumors first current on the
Stock Exchange that the expected
~ statement was to be. in effect. a re-
iteration of former views and an eN-
PRESSED determination to continue in
& them. This version caused distinct
& halt in the rise in prices. but the rise
Il was actively renewed when reports
got abroad that emphasis was to be
laid by the executive Of disapproval OF
e any project that would invalidate rail
road securities
Most of the days gains We're re,
tanned to the last, and the closing tone
was rather fevcrish.
Bonds We're firm Total sales, pa:
n value. $1,a24,000. United States IS
coupon, declined Ia per cent. on call
Total sales We're ,O25,6OO
----.--------.-
NEW YORK, April 1.-Close: Prim
mercantile paper. COS ia per cen
Sterling exchange strong. with actua
business in bankers bills at s4.S3656
s4.Ss70 for demand, and ut s479G
s4.79lO for sixty day bills. Poste
rates, $3.50 and $3.50 Id. Commerce.
s bills. s4.7s Bar silver G5 SIS. MeNi
9s$ Gan dollars, so L. Government bond
easy Railroad bonds firm.
Money on call steady; 1904 1-2 pc
cent; ruling rate, a !; closing bid,
offered at 3 1-2. Time loans soft sixt
days, 5 1-2@5 "a. and ninety day
ss5 9 - Per cent; six months s - as 3.
per cent.
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COTTON MARK ETs.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE cotton market
was quiet during day trading with fuct-
5uations narrow and the close steady at a
net decline OF 2@4 points. Sales were es-
{iimated at 10000 bales. The opening was
steady al unchanged points to n decline
ofs A points and active months sold about
b4uT points lower right after the call IN
der a little scattering liquidation and hear
the bearish weekend figures and the re-
ports of rain in The dry sections Of the
Southwest. On the other hand, iow tenn
peratures We're reported following The rains
in the belt. and frost was noted at couple
OF points on the early map, This was moi
generally thought to he IN sections where
q the crop WAS sufficiently advanced to SUI
fer any damage. but the presence OF the
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low temperature checked aggressive offer
iings and the market ruled pretty steady
during the middle session. Reports that
cotton was being brought6her from Mem
phis for delivery on contract eased prices
on another point or two at one time in
the afternoon, but the market steadied on
covering toward the close. Liverpool being
closed until tomorrow may have restrict
ed business to some extent, southern spot
markets were generally unchanged
Receipts at the ports to-day were 1900
bales against 1902 last week and 1913
last year. For the week $4,000 bales
against 147.a31 last week and 1895 Vast
year To-day's receipts at New Orleans
goa bales against 3.a0t last year. and at
Houston ..1s6 bales against 1888 last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
TOBACCO BREAKS TO
BE SMALL TODAY

The sales Of leaf tobacco at the wares
houses will turn around to-day and
run differently from last month. The
first sale will be at Crenshaws, second
at Shclburne's. third at Stonewnll. and
fourth at Shocl<oe. The cold, harsh
weather willsmaterially cut off the re-
ceipts, and 1T Is doubtful If all the
houses will have breaks to amount to
anything. However, there will belsome
Of the leaf on the floors, for each house
has enough3in stock to make q small
break. and II weather conditions per-
init OF the handling. they will offer q
few piles anyhow. The market is very.
4 firm. and good sun-cured filters and
wrappers are IN active demand.
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u. S. refundins IS, registered. .,..s.....
u. S. refuntlinE IS, coupon Eek. in,.p.
u. s.. as. registered tex. int. ......
VI s. Old as. registered. ........,....
U. S. Old As. coupon lex. int.)......&
u. 8. New As. registered. ..,,.........
II. S. New As, coupon. ..........l.....
American Tobacco As. ........-5......
American, Tobacco 6s lex. int.).
Atchison general As Tex. int.)........
Atchison adjustment 4s...............z
Atlantic Coast Line ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Baltimore and Ohio Is Eek. int.O....
Baltimore and Ohio ais tbid) $3.50.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s....
Central Of Georgia 5s (bid) .:........a.
Central Of Georgia LIST Inc. toffered9
Central OF Georgia 2nd Inc. toffered).
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. Offered ~.
Chesapeake and Ohio 4lfs............
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coroner TAYLOR
TOOK WRONG GRIP

( Coroner Taylor has returned from trp.
10 i,oanoke where! lie went as a medical
toxpnrt IN tho Roanoke court He enjoyed
the trip very much, because he had the op-
portunity 10 get into q little M With ono
WIN flying co,ors,s as l,e always does. Ia lle
iook the wrong grin At the denot. and
nmo near bringing back g ms bnGn g.,
Thc Young lady to whom the aatchel be-
longcd detected tho doctors mistake be-
fore Ito lost himself In the CROWD getting
on the .trntn. l39La8.. 49, ~ ..g5sl
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BALES.

200 Atlantic Coast Line. com.
62,9D American Shelters, COM.
l3S.0p Amalgnmated Coppei'.....
800 Amer. Car and Foundry..s
Amer, Car and Foun., pfd.
800 American Cotton Oll.,.....
300 American Tobacco. pfd"..
100 American Can .......n.....
200 American Can. pfd.......,.
1900 Amer. Locomotive. conf.
Amer. Loco. pfd., OK. div.
$500 American Sugar ...........i
$500 AoT, and S. Fe. com.,...
100 A., r. and S. Fe, pfd......
3,A0o Baltimore and Ohio.......
1890 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
81 400 Canadian Pacific ....,.....
900 Chesapeake and Ohio......
400 Chicago, Mil. and st. Paul
$40 Colorado Fuel and Irons.
100 Colorado Southern, conn.,.
800 Colorado South, list pfd...
500 Colorado South. "a pfd....
200 Clcv., Gin, Chi. aud st. l.
1850 Consolidated Gas ..-.....5..
100 Delaware and lIudson.....
Del, Lack. and WESTERN.
16.100 Erie, conn.,. .................
1000 Eric. LIST pfd.. ...............
500 Erie, I'd pfd. ....,........:...
900 General Electric ...........
21,60o Great Northern. pfd.......
500 Great Northern Ore Cts.
100 Illinois Central .......,....
$500 louisville and Nashville. /.
800 Manhattan .............
Metro. Street RHilwuy....
GOO Mexican Central ...3........
1850 Mo. Kan. and Tex, com.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARK Ell.
Richmond. Va, April I, 10

t3s5t91- AsiSAIpoHu, Va, HpFll i, l9pI. X,
SALES AT BOARD.
Y Virginia Centures-l.0 900 at 90: 200 at o.
4 STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
North Carolina IS. c.. 1910. 100
North Carolina Gs, c, 19l9....
Va So. Old, I.iiand ,R., 1872. 81 9lI.E
Va. Centuries, 80. G. and r.. 9l3 9.
& RAILROAD BONDS.
A C.. j.. r. r. Con Tr A d. G. a.
A. C. l.. r. r. Gifts. OF Ind 49, So
Char. q West. Car. Isl 5s. 100 ~.
Ga. Car and North Let 1o7
Ca, Southern and Fla, 1885, 400
Ga. and Ala. Con. SIS. 1885,. los "
Norfolk and West. Ry. Is, 1895. %
Nor and West. Poca. Is. 1944.. as
Western N 6. 1st es. c. 1914. III
M RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coast Line a.. 100 l0l
Atlantic Coast Line CON-. 400 l0l
Ches. and Ohio. Nov..... $50 ~
Norfolk and West. com. 400 II "
Il BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
American National. 400 1911, lss
broad street. .....,.........26 80
s Gity ....,;.,5. ss,.,.....'..2b 80
First National. ..........,.1 100 PIE -.
Merchants National. 1880. 400 500 -.
National Bank OF Virginia. 400 lA1 -.
K Planters National. ..........160 400
4 Bank OF Richmond. ...loO 1870 1872
5 MISCELLANEOUS.
va.-Car. Chem. pfd., S y. c.i0D lo2 1914
Na.-Car. Chem com ......l60 20 -.
ya.-car. G. Co. Col TT. 5 p. 6. esh -.
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F;rc Damaged Family Wash.

Due 10 "a detective stoyepipe In ne he npper
sI.tI Street eau used damage 10 the extent
Of about $500 n o'clock yesterans af nnd
noon. the houses Nero escvplsa ny eeo.% pn
Yns burned si The waahwoman said, ste
lad jutt started e work e. nrsHsns.
Inn nv n ny spreaIS d. the fro. us tho wind Mas
blowing d gale 9at tho time. ,3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
FIRMS CONSOLIDATED
Baldwin & Brown and J.. w
y17L;+a Co. Eor,, Cor,,,arv q

Baldwin & Brown and j.. W..
White & Son Form Company.
y The old established hardware houses,
OF Baldwin &; Brown and y, W.. White
& Son, have III consolidated under
tho firm name and style OF Baldwin
Il Brown, Incorporated. and from now
on the new concern will conduct the,
business OF both the old establish
5lnents
Tho officers or tile new company
are: George w. Brown, president;sJ o.
iseph i. White, vice-president and gem
eral managers T.. NJ, Bnndy, secretary
ana w. w. Brock, treasurer. l
For the present both6t the houses the
Whites. on Fourteenth Street and.
Baldwin & Browns, on East Main will
be kept going. but in n few months
the entire business Will be removed
to- 1857 East Main. WAN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, NC. April l.--sP1RITs
casks. Rosin--Nothing doing; receipts. 4 3
barrels. rar--Firm at s..s0; receipts. SOL
barrels. Crude Turpent!ne--Firm ut $1,000
800 and s525: receipts, 2S barrels
SAVANNAH GA, April I.--TURPI1N-
}TINE--steady at 67,fc.; sales. ! 81 casks;
receipts. 81 casks;a shipments, so casks.
Rosln--Firm; sales, Lap barrels; receipts.
al barres shipments, 100 barrels; stock.
42,427 barrels. a4H
CHARLESTON. IS. c.. April 1.---TuRPEN-
YINE AND KOSIN---N0thlng doing.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RIClMO&D LAVE ETOCK MARKET, Z.

ISaINN at Union StoVR HTUs.J $500 =
Richmond Va, April J. 1907;
Report OF tho live stock market for tho
week ending March 25th:t
Best steers. 5M96Ac,; medium to good,
Az 45Ac: common 10 fair az q 4hc.; est
hcifcrs, AK @5ac.; medium to good. AdD4kc.;
common to fair, 3h0Ac.: COWS. 3Gics; extra.
tnc.; bulls. 3H@+c. Fresh cows S2oO 300.
Calves, 60Sc.: hoga GSt M7c.; fat sheep,46Gp
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PRODUCE MARKET
ACTIVE AND STRONG

The produce and fruit market was
quite active yesterday, and though the
receipts were large for Monday the
steady demand kept figures up to the
South Carolina vegetables came in
large quantity and sold rapidly and
well. Spring chickens, and indeed all
fowls, We're high and rather scarce.
thirty to forty cents per pound In the
feathers. other fowls We're CORE
spondingly high. The commission men
look for good receipts from down South
Of vegetables and tropical fruits. Vir-3
ginia shipments, however. will he
scant. especially of chickens. EGGS are
plentiful and remain steady at fifteen
many fresh eggs are coming in from
nearby points In baskets, by both rail-
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steady. coffee-spot quiet; No Il Rio. 7c.:
Nof4 Santos. Sc; mild coffee, dull: Cordova.
sa12c. Futures points higher to
points lower.
crude I. o. b. mills 36 q 37c.; prime sum
mer yellow. 45.c.; off summer yellow, q q a
43c; good off summer yellow. 42s q 43t:c.;
prime white. 50 % sec; prime winter yellow,
5O651c. glss{l3l5-ti3
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Another Body Found.

yhe body of another dead infant. the
second within week, was found at the
mouth OF Gillles t'reek Saturday afternoon
by the men at work on the dredge sanford
Ross, which Is engaged in clearing The
channel. The body was turned overt 70 me
'tty.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

tKepOrted by Rodger8. 3NcCabe Y COD al
< sPETERSBURG, VA April 1.--PEASUTS:
spanish--Market Arm at s1,25 per bushel.
hrm at &c. for fancy
stock; prime. 4H14'c.: machine picked.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

6 CHICAGO. April 1.--'.Green bug" reports
and gunfavorable weather for the growing
crop caused hrmness to-day In bthe wheat
market. the May delivery closing Vat a net
gain of h1Ac. Corn and oats are OF }itc.
Provisions showed lsc. to 1o9l2c. gain
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ON THELOCAL MARKETS

and wagon, and they are retailing at
twenty cents. This makes the whole
sale market for them duller than It
otherwise mi ghte be.
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my COODS ,IARKErI

NEW YORK, HApril 1.-THE dry goods
market opened quiet for the week. There
have been some recessions In prices, but the
situation IL generally Arm.
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cISCINNATI O., April 1.-HOGs-Ac-
tive. Butchers and shippers. $3.50: COM
mon. s5.i0Gs.5o. scattle--Strong. Falrsto
good shippers si50@5.50; common. so.25 a.
400. Shecp-stronE at so.7516.60.
Lambs-Stcady at s4.75Gl8 90.
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, 1 4 . d. 4, 3
d yvhIIel questions connected NTH l.co r
shortage and methods designed tonne
vent a. recurrence of thea dcplorable
! conditions prevailing during the past
year, and not yet removed, will axe Up
considerable time at the meeting Of the
American Railway Association .atsYStts
meeting in Chicago OH April 2ith,, It
is quite certain that steel rails ana
their manufacture will demand much
attention, in consideration8oftse S riy!li
ences tthc railroads have. been having
| in various parts Of tho country, espe-
/ cially during the past winter
Broken rails. cracked rails, rails with
+! hidden flaws that do not become known
until they have caused an accident or
! have been disclosed by cracks and
| breakage and detected in time TO pre-
vent the disasters they are Likely
otherwise to cause, have beer, al toscth-
or too numerous to be productive OF
peace and comfort to the minds OF
operating officers and managers. This
4 is particularly true with reference to
/ conditions and results known during
i the stress OF the severity OF varying
! and frequent changes of temperature
known since the beginning Of the pres pres
tsr,,,+ Ttx,1- 10y 4
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The big receiving and forwarding yards
OF the Norfolk and Western, In Roanoke.
which have been constructed at cost
of $780, 900, We're turned over TO the,
company by tho contractor yesterday.
The Roanoke yards now have a trackaget
Of 200 miles, and are the largest south
OF Pittsburg. Etjl &
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s.s..... os,.
Missouri, Kan and TEX ends (bid).. so
New York Central gen. 3,ss.......... o0N
New Jersey Gen. gen. SIS (offered). -. 1879
Northern Pacific is Eek into .....i... 100&
Northern Pacific IS ...8..a.... 69s+
n. and w. con. As (ex int. ortered) 96%
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s...... 90
Pennsylvania conv AIS. ..5....... 947s
Reading General NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con- 5s.. I'D
st, Louis and san Francisco fE. 49,. rs
St Louis s.western con- As tbid)...... 73ls
Southern Railway IS torfered) ....... 1904
Texas and Pacific lists. ......... ia 4
Toledo, st. IL and W. As Eek. Int. bid SO
United States Steel End 6s............ Us
Wabash lists (bid) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Wabash Deb. BE-. ,..,..,.,....... go
Western Nd As Tex into ........... "a
wisconsin i Central As. ..5... SCI!
Wheeling and Lake Erie As (ofrered) 81
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MARINE INTELLlGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL J, 1907
n ~ !

PORT or RICHMOND. APRIL !, 1907
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. HnA.ey,s Norfolk, mcr-
cllandlsc and passengers Old Dominion Line.
3 steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, NOR
chandiRe and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer llampton. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings, merchant ise and pas
scngers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Barge Swansboro. Scott. Norfolk Charles
ton Rock, Richmond Guano Company.
Barge JoscphlA A.. O'Bren, Gray, Norfolk,
Charleston Rock. Richmond Guano Company.
FOL gGEi5 SAILED, 6
Steamer BRANDON liarney, NORFOLK, mcr-
chundsa and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer HAMPTON Graves Norfolk and
sengars. Virginia Navigation Company.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, b. and Quincy new 4s.... 92N
| Chicago, r. l. and Pacific r. r.. 4s..&F70h
| Chicago. r.. l. and Pac. r. r.. col. $751;. say
c.. c.. c. and ST. Louis. gen.. 4s.... a71a
1 Colorado Industrial 5s. series A....., "a
| Colorado Midland 4s....... ......... 81
Colorado and Southern As. .......... aoA
| Cuba 5s tbid) Observation-Disclosures. %
Denver and Rio Grande 4s (ofered,.. 20
1 7Distllers' Securities IS Eek. into. So
Erie prior lien 4s....!....... :. ~. ~. ab'a
I,Erle General 4s.. Observation-Disclosures. 81
1 Hooking Valley AS (offercd). ...,... 1o3A
4! Japan 6s.s......l..7... Observation-Disclosures. 991p
Japan 6s. End Observation-Disclosures. 99N
1 Japan AIS. certificates. ......,........NS Sla
! Japan AZ. certificates. S0H
i Japan Avs certificates. End series. ~. S7A
Louis. and Nash. Unified As (offered). 97k,
4 Manhattan consol gold Is lex. into. 97la
4 Mexican Central As. u. ..s.l...s... SIN
i Mexican Central LIST Inc. (bid) ..... 90
y Mimi. and st. Louis As (onered). SO
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

S3 BALTlM ORE, MD. April l.--seaboard
Air Line. common and MISUNDERSTANDING
doing.
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Ks AS a result of experiments made by
engineers of the Pennsylvania. Mr.. Me-.
Crea, the president. feels warranted IN
assuring the Commissioners OF the
District OF Columbin that a smokcless
engine can be operated in the new
terminal at Washington. AS a Con-
gress bill embodying means to stop
the smoke nuisance was detented. the
railroads have been obliged 10 under
take a solution Of the problem on their
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