davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15

yecSI .; DO bas locgsl =. 90 Long Island ard
JeIAes large. T5eas Is peppers. jersey per
hoS Sl4Si 80 DO Fefids carrier Sifsi - string
-'.hs Long Island per bag. 21p5tc: Go Jersey. Dea-
WaIe and Maryland per basket 25G5Oc DO Baltimore.
724dac squash per hbi SGS - dc vel
4oN crook neck 5UcUS1- do white 5ocaSt do Jersey.
sec tc1nat Monmouth County. box Si0S1 -. do
Soutn Jersey. 7I090c. 40 Delaware and Aaryla15.
eI1er. 3uU5c; do N1rfok. 25G6Dc- do North Carolina
~ co Texas PEI Hat case. Sas3ic, 90 Aisslaspp
u effsssee. Jl i5c. turDils- nearby. white per l1
ouilcnes SlaSl 80, do nearby Russia, bbl. 45cSl
SLNbtti tT-N CIS-The market iur peanuts has ac-
n adFices, and there has been good business
W e quote Peanuts. Virginia hand picked Jumbo
- C1o'4c: do fancy. 4-sai@ac; do extra S4a9tsc 90
Sas- sneliea No l. &c do Ne = %f3isc; do NtrsIr a:
iotz, uugTaied BE-E-SVf AN Market
quiet bus steady. $685. per MAPLE SUGAR
We quote sugar 9alOizc per H., and syrup al 65Q
sic Ter gallon. SENG-Small lots
are arriving but quality good and there
TO sales u report Buyers not likely % show much
lrane at about late prices We quote Glover, como,
fancy. 10 good. 1ldl2c extracted.
&C; DO California extracted. 6g6sc' do southern eN-
HAY AND sTRAW-HAY-with quite full receipts
and the trade depressing market quiet
and prices least rnomenaFfly bending toward
fun lines few days would undoubtedly bring
abQrt improved demand consumption specially heavy
TINS season The weakness prices all grades
lhcludtrs the heretofore stubborn for prime We
QSl 10; NO = 92l=cdS1; No ?, T7la091c- Small bales
&c less than large clover mixed prime 2soe clover
clear range 121eq iJc W.-F1Tm for good TO
choice long 90cGSI per 10 Receipts Of hay
and straw. in tons reported the Produce Exchange
to-day Hudson River Railroad, $40 tons Erie
400 Delaware Lackawanna and Western 20 West shore
and Western TO- Central of New-Jersey. 10.
boats 100; total lS2U Receipts OF 60
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15

Ia Sota spring wheat Is thin heading short
l1sS l~ reported from portions of Minnesota
aa +.orth i1akota while is the
uainen state aud iowa Elsewhere tire
laforabls particularly Washington Oregon
vas some selling o. wheat IN this during
against purchases grain the Southwest Thus
Tar however the movement has been light wheat.
eirts FOR the day agsreeatnE 3G5
compared with $4,000 bushels last year
surprisingly weak In view a
storms had appeared the Continent English
closed = a I'd while Budapest dropped of 2f
POINTS m the iaSt t~o days September wheat Berlin
closed : marks net lover Worlds stocks according
tTadstrert's decreased 100000 bushels COMPARED
With reduction last Of 1888
business amounted Is loads all ports Quota
tians y cash wheat . ahoat basis follows;
No / Northern Duluth. 9Slac. arrive, No Northern
Chicago. 1870. ard No red York se7sc both 10
arrive. .COR&-From Weakness early in the dav on
fine weather and liquidation the
wheat. closed with previous night In
weekly government il
splendid growth being much improved. although
backward There free selling by commission houses
az Chicago. the grain going 10 pit traders. who
cned 10 be bush on the idea tnat the market
sold Gables closed shade while exporters
10 loads here and 2500oQ bushels ! (. Buffalo.
receipts comparatively light present Increased
offerings ~ a n
the No closed sc elevator and
- 80 b anoat; No > white and No yellow 5SAsc
afoat = ATS--The market for a
grains As in commission houses the chief
sellers Cash sales here amounted 100000 bushels
prices generally lower. No closed
Sic No . white 44lsc; No white. 434c: track white.
42a2 H49c. and standard white 44c..--. RYE1-Maret
quiet. Western. 6oC. aaoat; rye. 5S9
riley Market quiet. Feeding
al 52c and mating 81 L G5Tc. both f. New York
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
Northern. Sc: No , Northern. sac. july. sec:

No Northern. s6c No . Northern. ssi=c, JULY. S6c.
September. 52sc. December. - iac.
M,wsukee july l4-yVheat-No northern S9a - s. e:
RyeNo l. 54i-c Barley dull No .. 5sG6Jc. sample. 46
@52iRc. C0rn-Septenber. 80 &c
Minneapolis July I4-wheat- Cash. sTi.c. Jly. s3&4c;
September, 764sC; track No I hard. ss4c, No l
S312 2GS4c.
Philadelphia. July 14-Wheat hrm. &c higher contract
grade JULY hV4 0h0-zc Corn -zc lower July oJGJJ
Oats quiet but steady No white clipped +5c Woo! un-
changed Butter steady fair demand extra Western
creamery. Gle: nearby prfrts. 23c Eggs good
demand; fresh nearby iIc loss of Western 11c South
15HI6c Cheese qufet and a shade
easier. New-Yor creams. choice new. IOls Q1O
fair good Siz aloe. Receipts-Flour. 1000 b5ls
and 2i3itoa 70 IN sacks. wheat, 1000 bush. corn
900: oats 900 6hipmentsWheat $4,000 bush; corn
! OH0: oats. lJ090
St Louis. July 14-wheat: Nc red. cash. esyator
7Sc. July. 7Sc September. December. Es4c
COMO cash 4sG, July 4ses September 49sse oe-s
No cash, SIC: september s2Sse December. S3sc No
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
OTHER mARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. July 4-Catte-Rece!pts $500 head includ-
ing 1900 Texans Market steady good prime steers
0S5 so. poor medium S4$5 feeders so
S4 50; AMI heers s. 50Gs5; Gamers 81 50QS2 So
bulls 81 254s4 25: calves. 81 5GG$6 Texas fed
$3 S5E3S4 30 Hogs-Receipts to-day. 1T,o00 head.
morrow. 10000: over 10000 Market
steady 70 l0c lower; closed Medium butchers
S9ns5 & good 70 choice heavy 50 0Q s. 40 heavy
81 50gS5 20 light s. 4os5 So. bulk sales IS 2odS5 81
Saeep-Receipts 10000 head. sheep lambs opened
ea' but closed lower good 70 choice Vethers 81 25G
ST fair tn choice mixed SAfS3 s.. lambs S2Ts
Cincinnati, July 14-Hogs active lower. SO 75Ts5 so
So ~ " E~
East Buffalo, i4-CattIe steady; prime and ship
ping steers - s9S5 40 butchers steers 3 23GS4 90
end feeders - -5a&5 Is Neals steady sass % Hogs
slow heavy. s. 60aS5 GO. mixed S. 60d$5 G.; Workers
SGGS6 10; Light Workers So OdS6 10 pigs SO 20TS6 S5
roughs. 81 sCSi -. stags. S4GS4 - sheep
steady; lambs SASS 80; yearlinEs 81 50S5 s. JO
So -, wethers. 81 25GS4 so; sheep. mixed. S2dS4
calves. 5000; market generally steady Choice
and dressed beef 81 T06S5 10; good
SG$4 70 stockers and feeders 81 5CaS4 p; Western fed
steers S3S4 5 Texas and Indian So 50GS
Gamers SIGS2 p, bulls. S2QS3 60 calves. 25as5
Hogs- Receipts. r. head; market Joe lower top.
s. 42- bulk Of sales 81 20GS5 p heavy. s. 20S5
mixed packers 81 20S5 % light l7iz 32is
S. 306S5 22'e pigs s. 25Gs5 42i@ SheepRecepts 700
head. market native lambs Sc 2Oas6 Western
lngs 50 2oG$5 Texas clipped sheep S3G$3 90 stockers
East Liberty. July 14-Catte steady choice s. CSC
s. 80; prime 81 906sl 10. good, 81 6GGs4 So sheep
steady; best weers 81 30 culls and 5OdS3 a
yearllnEs S5qS5 Veal calves So 50gS6 IS Hogs slow:
So S56S5 90; light Sc 1876 25 pigs
SO 25gS6 50; TouEks. S44Sj-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeE-York. July L. 1903.
rorFEE-Yes:erday' coffee market was very qulet
,e m fst II opened steady unchanged prices ana
S-ne are forenoon showed practically no movement III
80 M n0 h,sness being transacted Later however
+-s7frE became sEhEly active ana prices tasle
80 rI5se beng 6ulI unchanged 20 10 points oNe-
fo-a. sales = Do bags Al the opening II was
,g.-a srna~rrI ltfe disposition To 40
is74s- lres and sellers being ABOUT 10 points apart
tde foreign l. holiday - HaVFe ana @ gul
received from in2t source
5sr-f5s-c was 4. pfg lower p reis nlgner
e rate II Brazilian exchange llbd lover santos
49, unchanged Primary receipts are sun running
reayy 10000 bags being reported At re No ports Io
dsrs clearance Of 400 bags from
Bahia Il i- importers were purchasers IN
Isrsz recently concessions ana me offerings te-is
srrbEled largely Tie dealings of these interests
r. he5eng The coffee purchased. The buying was
+r rte account who have recently he4
taking more u Tie coffee offered presumably Tor
I--e account quiet, with quota
ttcSs rn rre basis of ; -l6c for Rio No 7.
The range prices in the local market TO-
r.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,

Liverpool July -. : J. -cottan-s2ot--A Moderate
prices Il points lower. American mid
cling. fair 63sf; good meeiing s4edi mddins 8 2oa
The sales u Gay 5.O0O bales of which i0G0
speculation and export, and included 80 Amer
Receipts. bales all American Futures opened
and closed quiet steady American mddlinE C.
july 0cSHar ar4t. July and august GO3l. am
September 60IN6 u2I. September and October at2d
eulhr. a@T sd November and uecemEer
5iad. December and January. 5l4d. January and FEB
ruary 5.I@H5. i3d. February ana Aarca 5lid5 l21.
Mnrch and Arrl. 5 llGa 10
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
NER YnRi. oNThaIa z FESTFRN RT.

Al SIS Bacon steady Cumberland 20 -
short ~ 5as 81 ioag clear miiliss nsht.
SIS long clear Ir14l@s, heavy. 81 % -.
Sos sd short cear backs nc o - n A. 81 clear ee
Hes 20 AS o.. Shoal.erESquare. % i1
qu-=r 11s LsrI prime Western tirrces GIs.
Arnerlcar-~r-G1el- pa4iF H1ffrr-(onsI Tinted
fhee-e dnif- white
as G4. % colared Sos rallaW-Priu- city arm a.
s8s Sd TuFpeutiue-spisits steady az 3fs al Rosn-
t'ammou quiet AZ g ad Petroeuaa-Reaned steady a.
cad. Lnssed OIL steady "a
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15

npoI T7-T1T n t-e lIfaI market QuIet prices
it5is ser 0r rae basis of - 20c Tor mddng upland
sFnlsr-' -akir-s
s'-a"-l spot markets were teleErsFhe6 as follows:
-.esf9- DOL and nominal &c lower 70. Sev--O--
~ 9lei unchanged. I2sr. sales bales. Mobile
mia ~ Quotations sent savannah firm, 1ac higher
--1t i.---s-cr nominal 10 quotations given VII
.s-tt Ho1-1al Eu quotations given. Norfolk steady
-efs'4 al i- Baltiu-r~ nominal. unchanged at Isc
---sa He1--a. unchanged. sl l3- sales. baies. ST.
-1-s f-el unchanged. at 1870
@.s5 az PORTS and interior points to-day. com
'-'- ".-a .-e same Gas last week and last year
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
READING SYSTERs

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL. r. r.
Liberty Street and South Ferrs tu- f--n
soltl Ferry Hfe minutes saEi=r taan shown below
EAsTOS, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN aSD
MAI fH k-JAi&-ztOo al Easton or.I. g. It -
n. 10 : so, 5eJ ,5t5 Easlon auyf p g. sundays.
! WILKESaARRE AND SCRANTON aa. o 90 A.
u. 500 r 81 SUNDAYS z4-I -- H.. r. ST.
LAkEH O0D, LA1EHJ BST, TONS RIVER
AND DARNEGiAT-z4 uo. t4' -s- III. laH ts g. Ias--
ATL1NTIC CITY-fo.4o A. ~. $3.50 p. N. Geo p.
VINETAND AND BRIDGETON-fzfo 90 A. H.. fIaO
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK, OCEAN
tIROA l., POINT PLEASANT AND SEASRIORE
POINT S.au. A 81 a. Saturday ou.I.
245 $50. 25s. 4.45. $50. ESQ u1-50 Wednesdays
Ashury Park and sa-uriays % Point Pleasant. T. ~
SelH-ays except Ocean Grove, ol5 A. AL. -l5o. +o0
PIIII.AD .ADELPHLA-lREADrcG TERMINAL z.ta5.
SID. = 90. 1900 "4eo, 500 6oo +1-aO. $500 p n
2fTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS o. IS 2o stG30
lL45 A. IL. -Loo. +'a.+V $500 'ICo. 90 p b..
READING, HARRIsBURCs. POTTsyILLE AVID
W4LLIAMSPCkI- +.nu rs - +~tH. f3 iu 90 0".
Reading. Potsvl-e and H1rrs,-7s o1iy- TiO1. 900
SANDY HOOK ROUTE e, Rector S. Pis- =
Atlantic Highlands. sa-ars1-. Monmouth Beach and
Long Branch. AssLry Park Point Pleasant 90 1000
100 a A. Loo, zoo 400. 5uJ GOO 500 ,Ashury
Pa-s N sundays. 1000 a ~ = e' 500 80" p. ~
day ssunaay ouly- tParior ears an.v Via Taanaqua-
+24 1890 1884 Broadway. ls2 5th Az. - Cr.oa
Square West 151 East I25h ST. 2l3 West l@1-h 2t5
Cc-uT-lus Av.. New AorA court So ..tt -60 Fulton
St.. klyr, 500 p wav W'usaurs n. g. Transfer Co
Vice Pres ard Gen. Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agt-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool July 14-CIcslns: Wheat-Spot dull No
=: No : California, . 6lsd. fssurss quiet; Juiy.
es Ee1tcrnler. Gs g. rec@uber "a &C. Corn
spot easy American. mixed Is o. d. faslTes quiet Ia
gTad. Eeptember stsd PeaH-CaaadiEu dull -
- G1.d Hers AZ London fPecihc - i5ss
20 Flour-S Louis fancy winter quiet ~ s. ID Bee
duI extra India mess 67s Pork dull. prime u-eEs
Western. 7ss Cd Hams-Short "A 70 le n. Q1iet
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15

E1ehsnge specal Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
Arss,- 'fH bales SPECULATION and export 000
ss-s.- e. fcgf- futures opened quiet 30z pnints
r-. 'soft- quiet but steady. . points lower to
Aussr n-E1er. July. G03G604. July August 6 az.
fe-S.- -tf1.rr 60I5a September October 3 60. No
ssss "tga2s NoveTn ber-Decernber Igc: Decernber-
IRcS e5ths Gun and irregular
essential oils steady hrn.. The sales
Es quite % 5ahnins ios. but the distribution ~. those
sasy a. cases 81 -5ns3 50- suearmint S4aS4 80:
Ihs brEp-l ~ pennyroyal 81 2sftSl Co.. ROOTS
gari,g y l1e market STEADY. with sales at the
~ FSre hlFdoek- g.. gention- Sc. ginseng North
fosss anti tieached Zoe COLDER seal 54asGc: heeliore
d-z f6 p tco1oe or1inaTy. &. do selected IN hua-
ssa.v- sarsapara Honduras 2sc: do Mexican 7lSr.
1n 81 az 60 Southern. soc: snake Virginia
FLor-1 -. d. anaca- 3od22c do natural. I5c
" eust mess, the market closing quiet but steady
eas e. sFnE patents. s. 61d$4 - winter stralghts
T1 extra No wiater ss Io5Sa 90 sE,rs Sa .
PIE pT-r-5A red dog. szs 50aS24 30 arrive
DC e e. .os ss5a' a Fair % 70 goo S5gss 5
ssEsI5a dried. 50 l59s3 =. as 70 brand .... SAG
- - s9otfe: Fine white and yellow. 81 5og
Es ssa spo- SO. sacks "a arrive a00 10 pron,pt
- sssl -nlcdling. Si3GS2l IL zoo n sacks; city
esE 81 l1seed Oh cake S21 hernlnv chop Sgl in
laerssf = tEs Tt somewhat Irregular whea.
srorrs- ea5- being weak early IN the session but
tssf snfies weekly government crop bulletin than had
Efevisa sed chicago prices vent up ic above the
= fset f- ting az the close 70 only I net advance
ekest rs-Dt ~ very start New York relatively the
fetca n ,L-sfatf foreign selling and
1eleieG tesltr cables. while bU'i 0perstOns were
e~fs aIoAfd midday. tho chief support from
7s ~ hAei continued 70 be very favorable all
snter vtiR returns generally Indicate light Yields
@h while n No.thern Minnesota sRd North
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
On Of Brazilian coffee Is as fol-

lDTTo%-Hai.a there periods Of reaction. gen
e-air sFfaf-1S rfster1aEs cotton market vas weak
The opening weak ~ decline of from 70 =
paints unrer another sersatlra3 break ar Liverpool me
F0'r Hea-hFr rsfHiea Gre teit and renewal or
9sI after she call August sold Al
llt' llir a. 1900 and October sI3c. these beng
net declines ~ from II 70 30 points Later Llverpo1l
Th8. and. tle
bulls coming 20 t1f support ot tccal values Le
cover o- from 90 20 points vas 5000 apparent For
fe rest ~ ra- morning session lsinass oonpaIa
IEfT quiet and ha.-uar1ns rarr ~ rith the list az
v-= 81 ing =teadtnesz and hs trade iH lined tc await
sEzreS-IFsi. when this issued prices Immediately
expected llf were almost Immediately called again ty
renewed ru support After Of only q few
POINTS however. the market turned easy under
G. rHE selling orders an5 fresh Wall Street selling
e'ras+- HE The weakness iu he soaa market. which
Ers-e- r--a5 % financial depression During Thv bal
ia.r ~ me session Ja- M ~ 1- prices was ver" weak
f1- au -7e months rgt august reached low levels
tT The September sold DO 26-- October s65c
and December sf H4G. while Euly sold u soc
The close sea-y about the lowest n the session.
o- a. lef ce le ~ 15d:5 paints. estimated
e af."- bales ah7 price movement n Liverpool
fra1-- -T sa1e 10 manipulation from tis side, while
private as-rItel operations
Son and .artn~naI Interests report perssreDrlv
cE--f-a r .l- Exchange rrar r-e New Orleans leader
hsa Bought OUT Che holdings II the other members
tl.l pool ard would conduct balance Of the
Ialer II his manner This report gained little
c-u1 alr less unse-tlinF factor add
irg Ta tte general uncertainty and hesitation.
Inc range E contrast prices IN tte local market today
vss as follows
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15

|--ee |at-ls-- -RlC--lof7ea market INN, No . RIO
2S475 exrharEe 12ls receipts. 81, ,G0 bags. days
cleared United states. 1000 bags, cleared for
Europe bags 5e4. 600 bags Ssutos-Coftee
market steady Eo7d average Ssntos $500 receipts %
bags stock. 1ss 0p9 bags Hamburg Coffee
market opened unchanged. q go 2 net
changed 10 2 pfg lower. sales. 700 bags. Havre-
Holiday
Tbe position Of Brazilian coffee is as fol
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
NEW JERSEY CENTR Al r. r. PHILADEI-
PHIA AND READING RT. and BALHI-
BALTIMoRE 3 0HIa RAILR0An


CnIcaEO. FtttsbUrg 10 slZlS
chicago, Columbus. - 5Jpm- l0Qpm. Diner.
Fidss0uFE. CieV Veland - 3a5pm- s.48pm. Llmtd
"PittsbuFE Limited".-.' 05Spm- 7.u0pm- Bs1deg
LinCinn2ti, st Louis .sl2lU 81 ls Sleeper
Cincinnati. 81. Louis. 10 -5aa 10 59lEl- Diner.
Cincinnati. 4. Louis. - Ga5pu- T0upn- BuIeE
Norfolk ~ 55pm- ? 00pm. Dtuer.
sDaiy. TDaly. except sunday. SSuuday only
Of1ces- 167. 2Gl 434 1900 Brl ladway. Astor House.
square W. 39i Grand n Y 343 Sutton ST.
RrOokya: South Ferry and Liberty ST. agsage checked
from hotel residence . desJiration-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
Lackawanna Railroad.

Lave New foo- baTc-aJ all -I-TlsI- pleF s-A
Ts.U8 u -For BanghanlJon and Syracuse
siU. 4 II Fer Buffalo. Chicago L.. LoEla
xI CU p. M--Poccno Mountain SpeeiaL
e r. n. For f[uffaio and Chicago
fa0O =. M.-F1r Scranton ana Plymouth
- 10 =. For Buffalo aEf Chicago
IS 45 p. M.--Utca. Oswege. Ithaca. Buffalo.
. % A. M.-FoF Chicago-sicepeTs open p q
Tickets a. 167. 42g. iis3 BroaASay. r 32s Fultos
-. Brooklyn. 'Daiiy Except sunday NThurs1a7s-
ua SATURDAYS
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
NAVAL STORES.

For spirits turpentne the market remained steady and
without noteworthy change in prices Demand fairly
quote
-,sPIRITs TURPENTTNE-ou and machine bbls. sig
51l.c
TAR-Pne bbls. 81 40; oil bbls s4 40Gs4
ltOsICoInmon to good strained $24S2 02lz E. 81 10
s- 10 r. 81 10. g. 81 .; H. 81 90; J. SS O5: X, SO
NJ ~ so \. 50 60; w G. SO TO- " ". So 9Ogs4
STOCK ON HAND.
sN''sL-l i I9o Dds
Splrs turpe ltne 736 bbls
-4So Dds
Wilmington. July 1I-Sprits turpentine 47%c: receipts
- casks ttosn Nothing doing; receipts. 54 bbls Crude
firm 81 s. receipts. q bbls
savannah, July 14Turpentine Arm 4sc receipts. $50
n1s; sales 686 Rosin firm: receipts bbs:
2se Quoted; A. c 81 90 D. 81 60 E. 81 65: 2. 81 20:
- 81 20 H. 81 ., l. 81 IS. r, 50 so. NJ 81 9O y So
w G, So 10; VI VI, So 30
STEADY; A b. Q 81 so: D 81 So: E. 81 60 r. 81 e5: G.
81 81 -; j. g 20 81 So K 50 20; NJ. So So " s. 80:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, July 14.-Flcur steady wheat-sprinR ouIst.
No Northern. So2sc. 40 l hard 922sc winter STEADY
No white. s2c; No red. SIC Corn weak lower:
No yellow. 55izc; No corn. 54iec Oats weak: No 3
white Al nc; No mixed 39e Barley quoted 5eG5sc
Rye-No l. in StoTe. 5Tlsc. Canal freights steady.
Chicago. July 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15

tash quotaii2ns Sere as tol3N.. FIolE fteady No 3
spring wheat 15Gsoc No = red. - =UI1lzc. corn
Jotc, No yellow. 50e<c, No > oats. 37E3sc. No
white 38d39isc; white. S334 Ga4c; rye S9Igc
good feeding barley 40gt2c. choice mailing 5s6
Sic No faxseed e7c. No Northwestern. 81 OF prime
Timothy seed S3 40 clover, contract grade Sll
Mess pork per obi sifgsi4 12 lard per 100 n 4a
as As short ribs sides s. 30. dry
fhcXed 81 1887 - clear sGcs
s. 62is. Whiskey Of high wines. 81 50. on the
Produce Exchange today butter narket
cTeameTes. ITi= G2ee. daFss. l4I1sc steady al
marx cases Included 12Gisc Cheese about steady az
I0dI1Ac
Duluth. yay l4.-whsat, to srrivs. No ] hard sItse;
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15

Receipts of breadsufs interior points thousands.
ias three cphers '0Jo) omitted -four bbs grain bush
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-03
RECEIVERS SALE
OF
The Davis Galleries
AND,
The EIete Studio.

BY virtue of decree OF the Chancery
Court OF the city of Richmond. entered on
the I'd day of June. 1903, In the suit therein
pending under the style of John r.. Cole
VS.. r. O. Scheel ct ais, shall sell for
cash. at public auction. on the respective
premises, on
FRIDAY. JUNE 5 1908.
at 1890 o'clock p. NJ. all OF the personal
property. situated at Nos. 81. So7 and 2s2
IL. Broad Street. and belonging to the CO.
partnership business heretofore conducted
by j. r. Cole and II. Q, Scheel at Nos.
SIT and 222 u. Broad Street. under the
name of Davis Gallery and at S07 E.
Broad Street, under tho name OF The
Elite studio, The good will Of each gall
lery will be included In said sale as a
part thereof, Each gallery, with the prop
erty thereto belonging. Will be offered so.
arately. and then the three galleries WI!
be offered as q whole, The property will
be sold free OF liens, The property to be
sold is embraced In an inventory filed with
the papers Of the above cause In the
clerks Office Of the Chnncery Court, and
Includes everything In said inventory ex-
cept the accounts receivable. The sale
will be subject to the confirmation OF the
court,
Street. EDWIN M. FliSdEH,
Receiver
The Valentine Auction Co.. Auctionera.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-03
DANGER POINT is
PASSED AT ST. LOUIS
lRy Associntes Prcss.

NY AssocinJs~ PrrHE.l ].
ST. das o~ p.a nv Urea idrnit tss
to-day BY the food that is con.dng down
the Mississippi River, The river con-
erabiy higher than thirty. -four feet, which
Weather Forecaster Bowie had predicted
would be reached by Thursday or Friday,
nood in Kansas ana Missouri Rivers Is
vet to come and when It shall reach
here ana be Increased by high water In
ed and estruction to property must fol-
low.
tie ' drow wing Of Mrs, William Schmidt
and her two children In an attempt to
escape on n fiat boat from Catfish Island,
hoat capsized and SCHMIDT was able to
save only one Of his children. 3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-03
THE MEETING
POSTP ONED.
Chairman AgneW Don't Want
to BE Crowded.
"a HOTEL MAN is FOOLED
Mr.. Price. Who was Formerly of This
City, Let His Good Nature Get
the Best Of Him-"Extra
Billy" Smith.
"A HOTEL MAN is FOOLED
The Times-Dispatch Bureau,
No. 14l7 G Street, N. W.,

washington, ~. ", June "a.
Chairman Agnew of the Republican
Committee of Virginia, has recalled June.
18th as the date for holding the meeting
OF the committee. and has substituted
June 18th instead. He said to The Times
Dispatch correspondent that he had done
go In order to, escape the crowds which
are expected In Richmond next week.
When asked what would probably be the
decision as to the Richmond factionai
tight, Mr. Agnew said he couldn't risk a
prediction.
GETS PICKED UP.
h That veteran and successful hotel man,
Mr.. w. w. Price. who is probably as
widely known In Virginia as any other
hotel man In Washington. and who used
to be head clerk at Old Ford's. in Rich
mond, is being guyed by his friends Of
the profession on how neatly he was
picked .ip yesterday by strip Of a girl
seventeen years old. Mr.. Prices jovial
face is familiar figure behind tho desk
at the Metropolitan. where he Is head
clerk. Yesterday a girl came to tho hotel
and was shown to the parlor. where she
said she was waiting to meet her uncle.
She sat there until towards evening. and,
then went down to the desk and took Mr..
Price into her confidence. She had lost
fifty dollars at the Pennsylvania Station.
she said. and had no money. She had
l.
her uncle later. She was on her way to
Chicago, and had three trunks with her.
She had sent a telegram to her uncle ask
ing him to telegraph her some money.
Her horses and piano would follow her
to Chicago. Her father and mother both
ere dead.
"she was an innocent looking girl, and.
Of course, I was ready to help her. l
rave her some money to go to the restau-
rant across the street and get meal,
our dlning-room having closed" said Mr.!
Price, ..and ] gave her room for the
night. I went home and got to thinking
over It, Where were her checks for her
baggage7 ! went down and inquired
whether telegram had been sent by her,
and I found that none had been. This
morning, after continuing my investlga-
ton a little further. I. went to police head
quarters and told the detectives about IT..
They sent man with me and introduced
him to her and told her he would help
her And her fifty dollars. Meanwhile they
will communicate with the police OF At
lanla and try to find. but whose daugh-
ter has run away from home. / guess
was done all right, but would do like
wise again under similar circumstances,
suppose
CATE.
1t is Interesting to note in&connectlonl
with the present ePostotflce Department
| investigation that the ,orig lnal advocate
| of the rural free delivery tbf mall was
yirEnian. He was William Smith, q
practicing attorney at Culpeper Court