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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-02

1t is reported that Bettina Girard is to
star in a new Japanese opera. which will
be put on in New York about June 20.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06

Ills Excellency, the Apostolic Delegate
to tho United States, left Richmond yes
terday morning. highly pleased with ms
first visit to the seat of the Diocese Oh
Virginia.
Before he departed Monsfgnor Falcono
took occasion to express his qualification
at tho thorough smoothness with when
every detail OF tho laying OF the corner
stone had proceeded. The public reception
rendered to him on Wednesday evening
seemed to strike him in particularly
favorable manner. AS he left the sanctu-
airy that evening he gave an Involuntary
exclamation of delight at the beauty OF
the brilliantly lighted altar and the great
and representative attendance which had
gathered to greet him. The fine appear
ance which this crowd made eroused MS
wonder, He was also Impressed with the
great trrong at the cornerstone laying
and with the delightful reception rendered
to him by DR.. Johnston. BY way or
showing his appreciation OF the anxiety
OF the Richmond Catholics to give him
pleasure, no invited many of them, IN
Guiding the priests, to come to sec him
III washington.
At z o'clock yesterday morning Ills
Excellency said mass at the Cathedral,
being assisted by tho Rev. Father Magrl.
Many OF the communicating knelt and
kissed his ring Shortly afterwards he
prepared to leave. a. number OF people
assembled In the hall of the episcopal
residence to receive his blessing as he
went by. Along with him went Monsig-
ror o Council, tho rector OF tho Catholic
University at Washington. Bishop Van
dc vyvcr and Bishop Kelley accompanied
the two to the train, which left the depot
at $40 o'clock,
Practically all OF those who participated
In the exercises attending the laying of the
corner stone have returned to their
homes. Bishop Donohoe. OF West Vir-
left on Thursday evening. The many
priests who were here left as soon as
the ceremony was over to return to their
work. The Very Rev. Father Pardow, tho
Jesuit orator, stayed through last night,
when a reception was rendered to him BY
Mr.. John M. Higgins. Bishop kelley, VINO
Is a great friend Of Bishop Van do w
yer, IS here for few days yet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
TRADE SEASONABLY DULL
Disastrous Floods Checked Transport
taton Somewhat.


NEW YORK. June 5.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
Wholesale trade Is still seasonably4 dull
and disastrous floods havc checked trade
and transportation In the Southwest. Tho
situation as whole, however, Is still
far from unfnvorablc Higher prices for
farm products of all kinds favor some
compensation to producers from this
source The country's foreign tInde
promises we'll, failures are down to q low
minimum, and banlc clearings, though
reduced by dllllness In stock speculation.
point to record totals outside OF teW
Important speculative centcrs. Price re-
adjustments, whore lower quotations are
necessary. as in steel and iron, go on
without dlsorganlzation, and the feeling
grows that much demand, discouraged
by former high prices, may shortly ue-
yelop Railway gross earnings thus 1ar
reported for the month of May show a
gain of II per cent. over last year. While
Anril net returns indicate profitable opo-
ration. Relatively, the best trade reports
come from the Northwest and the cohn-
trv between the Ohio River and tie
1ai,cs End the Mississippi and the Allc-
ghanies. ..,.,,
Iron and steel prices tend lower. South
ern iron has been formally marked doWn
this week So a ton, Present price,, a. a.
ateel and iron would seem TO precluue
liberal imports OF foreign Eater'el eS-
cent where re-exports are cont2mplat -,
II IS stated on good authority tila! the
eoal trade was never In better shape
iran at the prcsent, and the consnH'er.
continues TO pay freely the entire COST
IF last years great strike.
business failures for the week numper
1871. against 1913 last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
C., o 81 g. - !.
SUNDAY
SEASIDE OUTINGS
! ROUND SLIGO TRIP.
every SUNDAY.
Newport News, Old Point euckroe
Ocean View and Norfolk, $too Round
Trip. Cape Henry and Virginia
Beach, S1,25 Round Trip.

Two special fast trains leave Richmond
every Sunday-S:3O a. NJ, and . a. NJ
parlor ear attacked. $50 n. NJ. trains for
Buckroe, Old Point, Ocean View and Nor
folk via Ocean View. 0 A. NJ. train for
Newport News, old, Point and Norfolk.
Returning, leave Norfolk Ocean View
Railway Z e. NJ, Ocean View 7:SO r. NJ.
and Old Point $40 p, NJ, arriving Rich
mond 1915 Il. NJ Tickets also good re-
turning on q, e. O. train leaving Norfolk
4p. NJ. Old Poin. t;so =. NJ. and New
port News 4;ba Z. Al.
Pasaeilgers for Cape Henry and Nir-
sina Beach handled on Chesapeake Tran-
Eli cars new electric line. running every
half hour Norfolk TO Cape Horny and
Virginia Beach. A delightful ride along
the coast In full view Of the oesan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
NJ. the theatres.


There will be matinee and evening per-
formanccs Mt the Academy to-day, bring
Ing to n close what has Undoubtedly been
ono of the most successful weeks In the
stock company history of this city.
There are, In Under the Red Robe"
love scenes, magnificent stage settings.
comedy and pathos to lend interest 70 the
play as whole. Much Of the dialogue
Is brilliant, and In the hands OF such a.
company as the Glffen Company the
piece could not help being auccess
It is strong matinee card.
Miss Taylor, Mr.. Wotsley and ali The
other clever players OF the George Faw.
cett Company will be seen at the Bijou
to-day for the last time in ''The Little
Minister There will BIO matinee and
night performances. The company Is to
be disbanded after tonight for tho sum
mer, and while many Of the members arc
sure 70 return next season. It will DO
tho last opportunity OF seeing this clever
coterIe Of artists together. The 1ittle
Minister" Is a wholly charming play.
and is worth seeing for Its own sake. and
because it belongs to the classics OF tho
modern stage. The production that Mr..
E,awcett makes OF the piece Is cmiHcntly
satisfactory in every respect.
Tho Citizen Musical Comedy Company
returns from the South next week, ana
will be the attraction at the Bi5ou next
week in MAN, selle ,Awkins." Seats are
now on SALE
The Giffen Dramatic Stock Company
VIII be seen next week In 4 very fine re-
yIyal OF Dave Crockett an old-time,
but very famous. play. (,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
FIELD DAY
FOR BEARS
The Prices Sold Off Heavily
During Early Hours.
------------------
LATE SCRAMBLE TO COVER
Final Rally Wiped Out Many of Early
Losses and Some Stocks Showed
Fractional Gains for the Day.
Bonds We're Weak.
LATE SCRAMBLE TO COVER
t1,y Associated Press,

new YORK. June 5.-The bears had
field day on the Stock Exchange to.
day. and the professional operators sold
stocks with such enthusiasm that they
found themselves somewhat over-extehu-
ed towards the close. and had something
OF a. scramble to get back what BLOCKS
tliev sold to cover their short sales. Inc
turbulent and excited market gave rise
20 many rumors of all degrees OF credi-
bllty. These all pointed to disaster uur.
ing the early part of the day, WINE tIo
prevailing sentiment quickly snifted ~
a manner very. characteristic of tho saock
market. to exceedingly roseate Views wren
prices turned upwards in the final liour.
This final rally made clear that the pro-
fcssonal raidng tactics played an mn
portant part in the days dcclines: but
the unsettled state OF FEELING amongst sc.
the success OF the raiders in dislodging
long stock. That there was heavy uquida,
ton during the day is beyond question.
Of loans. The calling ot loans according
10 some views was for the account OF
ono OF "A powerful financial group with
thus aifording an opportunity 70 buy , IN z,
at an advantages. Stocks In which this
financial group is the dominant power
have been amongst those most severely
handled in the late collapse and the
gossip OF the board room credited the
leaders of this group with an additional
+ purpose 10 cSteflu tnclTE power lttO otnIil
fields. An. Influential Voice in, tho +
fairs OF the Pennsylvania Railroad IL.
alleged 10 be the aim Of the campaign and
to explain the recent persistent attacks
on Pennsylvania stock for the purpose OF
accumulation. Pennsylvania after low
erinK its record for this movement by Il
small fraction. DEVELOPED support that be-
came rather steady. although very active.
around last nights figure.
The bad effect upon sentiment OF the
large selling In this stock was still per
ceptble to-day. Fears for the crops
obviously played part also in the days
the cotton and corn grangors. Tho South
western cotton carriers were especially
affected and Atchison and Union Pacific
touched a now low record for tho move
ment.
Tie late rally resulted in the recovery
OF substantial portion OF the early
stocka on the list closed a fraction high
1 ,, !, ys5 re- weak. Total sales. par
United States old 4's and 2's advanced
- -. per per cent EN-, and tho s's IL per cent. on
Total sulea Of stocks today were 500
MONEY AND ExChANGE-cLosE
Money lo'. on call. ruled firm. but closed
closing IL: time money. firm: sixty
DAYS, z per cent: ninety days. 4: six
months. S6I5 1-2: prime mercantile paper,
l-2I3 -: sterling exchange. steady at
shs d sia WIZ ssta b 1n n bank
ct ,hs5ft4. s.. for sixty days: posted rates
sts5 1,244,s6 and SiSs 1-2F14.s3; CONNER
can dollars. AZ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
BANK CLEARING
Az lf FI4Fp n II n 80 \ ~.
Table Giving Figures for the Principal
Clties oftho Country

[ by ASSOCIATED 1IeHo.) ils-55st5
NEW YORK. June 5.-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet. SHOWS the
hank clcarings at number OF me pTin-
cipal cities for the week ended june 4tli.
crease as compared with tho correspond
inv week last year. SlXty-fcur other
cities are included IN totals:
New York ST. COG, Ell, 295, increase 1874.
Chicagc. Sl49 40, ego. Increase 49,.
Boston Sl23 ia, 7S7, increase S.6.
PbIladelphia sl14.loS10O. increase ia.
ST. Louis Sl@709,O97 decrease d9's'
plttshugE s7$sk, KID tn Tss ere als a,
ri so215S.@l. decrease s,3.
cincinnati s2l669, 800. decrease 49,.
Kansas city Sli066,036 decrease 1915.
New Orleans S10.11a,S19. decrease 49,.
louisville Sl0,71O,730, increase So.
E,rhmond s49739i7 Increase 3O,S
Washington s4.26 $50. decrease 10.
Savannah. s2,o25,627, decrease g2'2
Memphis sl1al COS. increase b6.7
fort Worth sa,9I9,di9 inGrcase 40.
rashville 50 053.356 increase 431.
NJSrfolk S1T7o49o, increase So.4
Augusta $S7l,S23 decrease 14.3.
Eirrniugliun Al. 1es169, increase 1913.
little Rock $Ii6G0T. Increase 3.3.
Knoxville sS5a46l, increase 4i.S
Macon S54l,O 900. increase 23b.
Chattanooga Sfp9,9s7. increase lf,2.
Jacksonvi!le, Fla, S@6, 74s. DECREASE 23,e.
I@H5 nsion s9S5ss2S 5 l Inerease r.
charleston. S. c.. SslhbT6,
TI:ajs United states aoSo615666. In
Outside ;,l' Of New York s7s4.46s,a7l, IN
e' Totals for Canada ss,ios, 1oi Increase 1co,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06

Bonds: were weak. Total sales. par
United States old 4's and 2's advanced
"a per cent. and tho 3s IL per cent. on
tho last call.
Total sales Of stocks today were 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06

changed July closed slHc; September. 7s%c.i
ccrn1spot frn; No. 2. esac. op.Ion,s had d. E
strong carly advance, but 1t was finally lost.
and the close was unsettled. rs higher. July
closed at 56isc.; September 5itsc. oats-Spot
strong; No. 2, 4oAc. Options irregular but
Becf--.Easy. Gu. Mcats-Easy picked sh mi
ders, 81 Mshc. Lard.steady; refined dni!.
PorE-Steady. Tnllow-stcady. Rosln-Steady;
strained. common to good, s2.o592.1o. Turpen-
cotree-The market for coffee futures op p d
points lower. Sales. 3,700 bags. Spot l9o,
quiet; refined, Hteudy. sugar-Raw, eteaoy'
f!ce-Firm. Molasses--Quiet.
Butter--Stealy; extra creamery. 2at2c.; stRte
dairy 17nclkc. Chcese--Irreguiar; state. iull
cream, fancy small, colored and white, loMc.
Eygs--sstcady to nrm; nearby extras, lsc.. ~
| Enthusiastically; new Southern, 81. 49,;
old So 25d o.5O; Jersey sweets, basket, SlMloo
Pcanuts--Quiet; fancy handpicted, ~ gaAc.;
folk, 75c. @sl. Cotton-By STEAMER to Liver
pool, 12c.
CHICAGO. I'LL, June 5.--Trad!ng IN all the
grain pits was OF large volume, and whiie prices
were higher Mt the start, the market later De.
came easier July wheat closing shade lover 70
July corn was unchanged, but OATS were q q rs.
higher, while September provisions were up from
| 5M7kc. higher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
Visible Cotton Supply.
(By Assoelated Press.

MEN ORLEANS, la, June o., Secretary Hes;
cotton shows The total visible 10 be 2,8i5,l2l
against 2,72is2o bales last week and zoos, oSl
bales last year. or this the total Of American
week aud l,nl6,D3l bales last yegr, and of all
other kinds including Egypt. Braatt. India. etc.,
,l5O. 600 against l,l5a, 900 bales last Week and
0s9, OVo bales last Year
on the worlds visible supply Of cotton there
Is now ahoat aud held In Great Britain and Con-
mental Europe 800 Oo, sgalnst 1.JS5, 000 bates
iast year: IN Egypt, b0,opQ agalnst loI 900 bales
last year; In India 10000 agaiust 100000 bales
last year, and IN, the United states. $4,000
against 6s3. 900 bales last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 5--1ne cotton market
opened barely steady at an advance OF points l
ern support and covering, while the declines
were Influenced by the better wea Their and more
favorable crop adyiccs. neyable q report issued
by n trade paper. which made a increase Of $40
inacreagc while speaking rather faIoAably OF
tho crop condition. There was W cables TO In
nuence sentiment in either way Il vsrpool being elm.
closed owing to the WhtsuDtide holidays Con-
siderable liquidation developed later AND tbs
ilres Then came another slight rally on the
light estimated receipts for leading points 70.
morrow snd rather less bcarish into sight
movement for the week than anticipates. The
figures showing 4a,s $50 bales compared with A.
S1g bales last year.
The upward movement was limited; however, yer
and shortly after the noon hour prices ruled
Irregular Tor q time. then reached a new low
level for the day under frlSher selling hy hon
longs and shorts. The market was finally gnitl
and steady at about the low point OF me iay,
except TOR October. which rallied . points under
under covering.
The list Ms whole was net 5Gl y points low ,Wo
err Total sales futures estimated AT l5p,oou
bales. port receipts were a673 bales for the
day against 3,8il bales last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
NORFOLK g. WESTERN CASE
Corporation Commission May Render
itsIneclslon To-day.

It is probable that the Corporation o o4ni |,
mission will deliver us u is .he
\! l'i 'a and Western Railway, which
asks leave 10 restore tho old rate ,i between p,l
Richmond and south Bosion' ,,a ang e ewi-
dnnee in tho Case md took the matter
under advisement. ~, r., ,r,r,or. ana
Prior to april l. leod nc :. ane ~
rates applicable between Richmond, and
South st Boston. This, was governed ~
What Is h9Tn = as ne rate he road
not onia q sou r.oA Hoyton from Re
nqS but yn "f2 n and soah
The rates were not only advanced in
cents from a forty-three cent scale to q
hut they were nude TO the classification
Under official classifications. which -, in
many instances increased the rate. In; Lhe
wav. which is the shorter line, being but
lo9 miles to sishmond, as =, compared mp win
Tha Norfolk and Western asked for this
relief Leaf tobacco from south Boston
TO Richmond yla the Southern ~ t iho,
advanced figure as OF April LIST the
Norfolk, and Western had TO- charge cha e I, q
ssnt TsS r fskea he enc ree 70 FAR as
tobacco was concerned. and tho prlyl-
lege of meeting tho clshtcen cent rate.
thew intend to distnrb tie advanced rate,
Mt intermediate points through which the
business is moved, Evidence was heard
from, l.. 70, Johnson I. S. Davant ana
o. Ii. Roger. There was present also Mr..
James ii. Drake assistant general freight
Ngent of the Southern Railway. but at
this hearing for and on behalf OF the
Norfolk ana Westerns petition, no other
subjects We're brought UP,
The hearing developed that this would
bring IN some verv broad, questions and
II rs said 1t can hardly be disposed OF
in treating az one commodity, as many
ninrcsIS arc nXOlNol.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 8. 1908.

PORT OF RICHMOND JUNE o. lVo3.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk; merchan'
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
schooner Alice ]. yenable, signaigo, James
River, corn, John Signniti
(, SAILED.
Steamer Poeahontas. DRIVES, Norfolk ,S a ana
James River landings merchandise ana passen'
gers. Virginia Navigation Co. :.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes Norfolk e., merchan'
Schooner virginia. Evans, James River, light
Barge, Joseph r. Pearson, Jonea, james Nlver,
light.
PORT. OF VEST POINT. 5v 7: y = 1908
Danvllle. Courtney baltimore. passengers aId
So SAILED.
ranvIlle, Courtney. Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo. 49, 5tbi
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JUNE s, 1903
ARRIVED.
German Cruiser, Pantherza.
Steamer Santinderlno Port Arthurs
stcnmer Orion Boston.
Barge Enos soules p r ~ Il.
steamer Santindcrino Liverpool. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
sUPT. G. f. BOILING
TO PREPARE PLANS

The Committee on Water met last night
and instructed Superintendent c. %. Sol.
linz, OF the water works. TO prepare pll,.st
and specifications. to be submitted to the
next meeting FOR the proposed stand pipe
at New Reservoir Park,
The subcommittee of the Committee.
oil Water, having charge of the settling
basin proposition, will meet Montay
night to consider plans and specifca-
tions for this work, s4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06

Vi &. refundlns rs, registered ..........
u. s. reminding 2s. coupon...... .......
u. IS. 3's, registered ..,..........,......
u. s. SIS. coupon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
u. S. New As. registered. ................
". s. New As, coupon. ................
u. $. old AS. registered .N.............
~. s.. old As. coupon .......... .l......
u. $. rs. Registered. ..................'..
u. g. IS, coupon commandments.
Atchison, general 4's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
.Nichison, adjustment s's ..............'.
Baltimore and ohio Ar .....'...'...''..
Baltimore and Ohio 3is'S. .t.,.... 1899.
baltimore and Ohio Cony. i's........'....
Canada Southern Ids ,............ ........
Central OF Georgia IS ...............
Central of Georgia LIST lic............t.3.
tbesn,nakc ana Ohio 4is's.....
Chicago and Alton 3it's.......
Chicago. r. and Quincy new As:
Chicago. AZ and st. Paul gen, s........
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Petersburg. VA, June 3. 1908.
rupf at fnt fhis fnprkaf nj fol.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
PEANUT AND PEA MAnKEr.

NORFOLK, VA, June 5.---The peanut market
is quiet to-day. The ony change, IN prices IS
Tie. bushrl Tho prices are ma follows:
Fancy. quiet at &C.: strictly prime, 2Hc.;
prime. 2Hc.; low grades, &c. machine picked,
l0H2Hci: Spanish, 71hc. per bushel. Blnckeye
peas, S2.c5 bag; black and specklc peas 81;
clay and red peas, soc. Peanut bags In bales.
CS In, { 4.1Oc.
PETERSBURG, VA, June 5.-PEANU1s--
Spa nish, new, market very firm at 771ac.; selers
asking more. vlrginia's-Quiet at &c.
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my GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 5.-The dry goods market
has been more or less conservative, and yet hero
and there considerable business has been ef-
tho advance as n rule, but are not purchasing
any moro than sufficient to cover their current
requirements. The supply OF cotton Is growing
very depleted In many Southern mills especially,
and the Increase OF those who will curtall pro.
duction Is very material.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
PRODUCE MARKETS,

NEW YORK. June sb,7-FLouR Fairly active
aud strong, Rye Flour;,rirm sornmealv7'
'' Wbsat--spot easy; No, red, sac; IT was a
feyerish market in wheat all day; being weak
eron news news At hross uni heavy selling, but
later turned strong on buying, closlps uh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
HARDING co. ORGANIZES
VIII Push Publication Of PeIl's Sunday
School Notes.

The incorporators OF the Robert Hardl5
ing Company met yesterday and or
ranized. Dr.. Edward Leigh Pell was
chosen president and Mr.. Edward NJ.
Newman secretary and treasurer. The
directors are the officers named above
and Messrs. j. D. Crump, Q. A. Hawkins.
and u. C. Massie. The capital stock IS
so5'onO. The object Of the company Is TO
wei, a nd increase the circulation OF Pell 8
Votes on the Sunday-school Losson--a
implication we'll known throughout AMER Amer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06

Tho two weeks ending. May 30. 1909, furnished
sold week ending May 23d, 1525o0 pounds;
sold week ending May goth; $500 Pc ,n de-
pounds Sold from October 4. i8oo TO MayeaQ
1908. 70 10000 pounds; sold from October i,
1901. to May 80. 1902 t0,o3s, 800 pounds. In.
Receipts heavier The past week thnn for the
past Ave weeks we have had good, wart1
damp season, with showers for the past folr
days, which put the tobacco in condition for
market mi which WINS the cause of the In;
crease Prices fairly we'll sustained as reported
heretofore. WE expect large proportion Of the
tobncco now in the hands of the planters to be
sold within the next two or three weeks. From
pears that about onc-hnlf OF the crop has been
,ta., tnl
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R;chmonders in New York.

Especial to The Times plspatch0
NEW YoRK r Janep SAINT sam;,el p sna wife
~ Il: p .Wvarthen: New Amsterdam: Mrs.
j. Gray. Jr; yictoria Miss yT, +; Martn
Mrs. A. starke; 1mPg,sria M l,hattnn f.
w EhriStian. 4lsls4s
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WEEKEND RATES;
Via Southern Railway.

po,,,ninr with June 9Th, 1908 and cons
ReEinn, ntIl September 18th the Southern
Raiway viii sell on Saturday aior ana Eam,
d day. Oh ehi ~ CHASE City, Clarksville and
intearm eeiiH stations, also to West Point
and Intermediate stations al 9ne Monds
Following date OF sale.
y a special low rate OF o. cents tor the ne
round trip Richmond to West Point and
return Will apply
Tec-Dee Summer Outing Tours srces
See Sunday Paper. @ n
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have been willing 10 work for an adrancr ,, pn
any cnconra cling Development, hut nothing OF the
Kind WINS forthcoming although II was claimed
thuf there had been good buying during inc Gay.
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EAST LIBERTY, PA, June 5.---CATTLE--
stendy. Choice. s5.Sog54o; prime, s5I5.2o
good S4I E llOEs a 81 Prime hsayy
$Ol5@G.cD: light workers. and pigs. so.2Oql 6.25;
roughs, S4a6.15. 3hcen--Firm. Best wethrrs
calves, s7Gf7.50.
CINCINNATI o.. June 4. HOGS .r.ower ut
si250f59O. Cattle Strong Mt $2,50n4.Tb.
sheep Quoted at $a256Ii,e5. Lambs Quoted
at 81. Boa rs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-06
ELOss DTREcTORS, NiEE.rING.

sLOsS DIRECTORS AiEE'rISG:
sloss field directors meet next Tuesday.
when the usual quarterly dividend will likely
b. declared on the preferred stock. It "a rather
doubtful II the board takes any action with re-
gard to placing tho common stock on dividend
basis at this meeting, although 1t seems entire.
~ probable that dividend will be declared OH
the common stock. probably per cent per nm
mum before many weeks rlapsc