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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-30

! FOR sALE-sx young COWS, fresh to pail;
1 Just arrived: all gentle. WALLER IAA Lux
/ & SON 10T-IO9 n. Eighteenth.
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VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,

THE HOMESTEAD HOTEL
will make special rates from June 18th
to August 18th to parties staying one
month or longer.
ANiUSEMENTs-Golf Links and Club
House. Tennis and Squash Courts. Swim
ming Pool, Fine Saddle Horses and Lv-
cry. Casino for Dancing. Royal Ponciann
Orchestra,
Table unexceled: ia supplied with fresh
vegetables and milk from Homestead gar
den and dairy.
Luxurious baths and most curative wa
tiers known for rheumatism. Govt. Obesi-
ty and Nervous Troubles.
FIRED STERRY,
tllt5 49,, Manager.
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WANTED, Gentleman to Occupy Pleasant Room,
with board; bath convenient; comforts OF
home; two blocks above Monroe Park; refer
cnccs exchanged. Address A. w. A., care
this office.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

pATRoNIzE HOME 1EDUsTRY.-The Virginia
Leather Company Richmond, arc the only
manufacturers of oak Tanned Betting and
Raw. Hide Lnce Leather IN the State Re-
pairing work neatly done.
TO BE An Actor or Actress Take The Shoytset
road to the stage vim DANIELS SCHOOL OF
ACTING; most complete school In the South;
private theatre in connection: 621 d. Broad.
SHEPHERDS Special" You Eat and Drink IT.
HARRY Made Peace With His Mother-in Law
by taking her to DOYLE'S CAFE, where they
serve the best drinks in city 10 ladies' md
gents. Eleventh. and Broad
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WANTED. to lease a 10 or 12.room HOUSE;
modern improvements $500 to 500 per year;
would take mnexpircd lease, provided same
could be renewed; Grace or Franklin street
preferred. Address RENTER. care this office.
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WANTED, To Buy FEATHER BEDS in Rich.
mond and Petersburg for cash. Address CAS-
PER BROS, 2lS s. Laurel Street.
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DON'T THROW AWAY your old books. pamph-
let's. papers. ETC., | buy them. d. IL hH1'
733 East Cary.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

WANTED. HORSES for pasturage; price. S. per
month. Address BARNEY. jamestown. Vn.
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PERSONALS.


HAVE YOU TRIED Doyle's Deviled Grabs The
bst you ever tasted. DOfhE'S l.ADlES q
GENTS CAFE, corner Seventh and Rroad.
WRITE FOR Our Price List of Oak Tanned
Rcting and Raw Hide Lace Leather. The
only manufacturers In the State. Repair work
neatly done. TIE VIRGINIA LEATHER CO.,
Richmond ss.
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WANTED, BoARDERS for bright front room /;
also table bonrders terms moderate. Apply
4O7 IN. Eleventh Street
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FOR sA1E-ThorouKhbred Mare and Gelding,
1872 6 years we'll matched, beautiful bright
bays, we'll broke to hnrness:. good saddle
horse geldne good jumper and fast; also sew
cral good Ponies. DUNCAN WRIGHT. Pc
tersbnrg.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

$3.50 WARRANTED Drew Shoe. III tho solo
free, or II the vnmps break through before
the first sole wears ont Will l give you n nsw
pair Instead. DREW'S ELECTRIC PoWhis
SHOE FACTORY. TIC East Main.
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NEW SHOP. THE BEST SERVICE.
At LEWIS. SIS Main.
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SOFT CREAM CANDY At KAEMPr's ITO N.
Ninth Street
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LADIES' COLUMN

WAxENE, the only durable floor polish. TAN.
NER PAINT & Oil CO.. 1410 =. Main Street.
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SOFT CREAM CANDY AT KAEMPF's, 10 N.
Ninth Street.
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COOLING. FACE MASSAGE CREAM TRY 1T.
ESTES. SevenTwenty-Six Main. ESTES.
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FOR RENT.
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WANTED,

WANTED, to buy Household Effects, Feather
Beds Merchandise; state quantity. Hox III.
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STYLISH HAIR QUITTING AT ESTES.
ESTES ut Seventy -Twenty.Six Mnn
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SOFT CREAM CANDY AT KAEMPF's ITO N.
Ninth Street,
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GENTS COLUMN.

BEFORE ORDERING That New Suit come and
see the nice ssortment at Sixth and Main.
Suits, Sl5 up; Trousers, 50 up. RICHMOND
TAILORING CO.. Chas. A. Spence. Manager.
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The Confederate Museum,

TWEL FTH AND CLAY STRNETS,
Opens daily from 0 a. NJ. to r. M
Admission. Is cents, Free on Saturdays,
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FOR RENT-rurnishcd or unfurnished ROOMS,
and storage room for furniture, on East
Leigh Street between Fifth and Sixth. Ad
dress NJ. care this Office.
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FOR RENT.

WANTED, Tenant for the Randolph Residence,
corner az Sixth and Grace Streets; twelve
rooms Apply to PRESBYTERIAN COMMIT
TEE OF PUBLICATION, No. IL Governor ST
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BETTER than doctors and medicines-DAN1ELS'
method OF deep breathing and physical Gull
turc. 1t costs nothing to Investigate; OF -.
Broad
MISCELLANEOUS
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FOR SALE.


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for sale cheap; 2slo
East Grace
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/. FRAPPE-YOU EAT 1T-FRAPPE.
ALIENS Sixteen Main--ALLEN'S.
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PERSONALS.

LEWIS (s2s MAIN NEW SHOP.
Clean Shave. Try LEWIS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-06
nailu cottnn Markat.

NEW ORLEANS. Jrnc 5,-Cotton steady. quotations revised sales 5o1; ordinary g s9-lG; good orGirorv 10 l-l6; low nhddling 10 l5-lG; middling II i3-l6 good middling P 5-lG; mid ding fair l2; receipts 1.77i: stock 7l.l2G
 GALVEeTON-Quiet; middling II 7-16; re- ceipts 2il: stock R. I3o
 MOBILE Nominal; middling losi; receipts IS; stock 1003.
 SAVANNAH Quiet; middling 11t; sales 25: receipts 100; stock g. 7s2
 CHARLESTON Nominal: middling II; stock 42o
 wILMINGToN- Nominal; middllng H. stock 417.
 NoRFoI.K-Firn; middling 1ias; sales 9; re- ceipts JOS: stock 2s3q
 BALTIMORE Nominal: middlng li%; re- ceipts 34l: stock 3o9
 ST. LOUIS Quiet middling .11as. receipts 523 stock SIS
 NEW YORK-Co'on quiet: middling II 90; net receipts 6a; gross 2.6l7; sales 76l; stock l13 lS7: exports continent 9OS.
 Total today. Net receipts 9,673; exports Great Britain 3.S33 continent 1,237 stock e75Se1.
 Consolidated Net receipts S, ,2Ss; exports Great Britain s754; France 222; continent 42, 745
 Total since September 1: Net receipts 76c0, 262. exports Great Britain 9zl5,562: France 75l,cs4; continent 2,75S.sls; Japan lSS,ioe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-06
RRADsTREET,s REVIEW.

NEW YORK, June 5-Bradstreet's tomorrow will say: Wholesale is still seasonably dull and disastrous floods have checked trade and transportation in the Southwest. The sltua- tion a whole however is still far from un. favorable. Higher prices for farm products Of all kinds favor some compensation to producers from this source. Country trade promises well; failures are down to low minimum and bank clearings, though reduced by dull hess in stock speculation, point to record to- tals outside of a few important speculative centres. Price readjustments, where lower quo tftions are necessary as In iron and steel go on without Reorganization and feeling grows that much demand discouraged by former high prices. may shortly develop Railway gross earnings thus far reported for the month year, while April net returns indicate profit ablo operation. Relatively the best trade re- ports come from the Northwest and the eoun- try between the Ohio River and the Lakes and the Mississippi and the Alleghenies. Men g wear woolen goods are in fair demand and worsteds are slow. Dress woolens are doing well. New wool is active at the west and dealers reported free buyers at prices rela- lively higher than current quotations for the late clip. stocks of which, however. arc
 Western shoe jobbers and manufacturers are busiy employed and the same is true of New Southern iron has been formally marked down this week S2 ton Bessemer pig has re- mained fairly steady. but steel billets are re- ported easier at Pittsburg and at Chicago Present prices of iron and steel would seem to preclude liberal imports of foreign material ssespr Mhers p0rss ase atea wage scale tends to give stability to this trade and the feeling Is that the lower cost of the crude pig iron makes for fully. as profitable returns to manufacturers as form erly. Numerous strikes in the building trades limit demand for lumber. brick. builders hardware and. in fact all classes of build ing material. but structural material remains surprisingly good in view of this. It is stated good authority that the coal trade was never In better shape than at the present and the consumer continues to pay freely the en- tire cost of last years great strike. Retail prices of window glass are expected to ad- vance. Wheat. including flour, exports for the week ending June aggregate 47oS ees bushels. against 4,677, 675 last week. Whea, bushels, against 2ss, OPS eoi last year. Corn exports aggregate IH3.s7I bushels, against l,i7e, 729 last week. For the fiscal year ex- ports are 62.45o.7l2 bushels. against 25.- 9S6 .S5 last season.
 Business failures in the United States for the week. ending June number I67, against lS last week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-06
n. & B.. Beers Cotton Letter
Eeoccia' to Tho Advertiser.1

NEW ORLEANS June 5.-The absence of Liverpool news, owing to the holidays there. and the issuance by The New York Chronicle of report today giving an increased acreage of 6h per cent over last year, and a more favor able condition than the bureau, caused our market to open 1 point lower on the months and to points on the late. RealiE- ing continued during the day and was accel- erated by the besrish visible supply figures. occasioning additional decline of to 10 joints, making the closing unchanged on July 3 points lower on Auust and 10 to Il points lower on the new crop months. The amount brought into sight during the week was 53. 900 against +,000 last year and the total market ed from September to date has been 1oS&. 000. against 10.02s coo last year. The total vis-
 ble supply of all kinds decreased So0 900 against 1i4, ,oe0 last year. of which the American de- creased S6.000 against s000 last year. The total visible supply of all kinds Is 2.645, 900 against 2,906. 600 last year. and the total Amer ican is 486 0A0 against l.916, GOO last year The total brought into sight to date Is 36s 00O in excess of last year indicating q crop the face of the movement of Il. .o+9, 900 bales The 260. 900 under last year and 1t was some time back 1885 000 less. therefore there has been a relative gain of 325, 900 in the visible supply. The total supply of American, however, Is 430, 900 under last year, but 1t shows during the same time a relative gain of 24l GOO hay ing reduced the maximum deficiency of 67l, 900 to the above figures. The statistical position has been weakened considerably pre- dicted by us weeks ago and is confirmed by the above facts. Still it is claimed with the small surplus to be carried over, a large crop must be raised the coming season to meet the worlds requirements and the start Is very late and the condition very poor, the decided declines with a view of realizing on steady periods
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-06
c. E. Pierce 6 Co.'s Cotton Letter.

lover Private Wire fire Gilbert q C1ay.1
 NEW ORLEANS June 5.-Judging from the efforts of the New York market this morning to bring about lower range of prices. In which they partly succeeded and which move ment on their part reflected here. would posed to believe that Liverpool and the con tnent were not inclined to accept the recent bureau report bullish in It's entirety after passing the same in review. That market be- ing closed until Monday due to the continu- ation of holidays will naturally leave the trade in much suspense until their movements can. be learned. In the meanwhile trading will iH' all probability consist of operations for quick turns and of an evening up kind until the opening Monday The in sight for the week proved to be slightly In excess of last year. being s. 900 against ~. 900. New York Financial and Chronicle made acreage 6H per cent increase. vorable year go but Is more promising than in 1901 This served as a check on trading. There was nothing fin the course of receipts to- day to disturb the equilibrium of either side.
 The week end statement of the worlds vis
 ible made variations during week show Amer
 icsn and other kinds decrease this year of 79. 6eI against decrease last year time 144,- e@. Even in the face of this increase 1t Is known that the supy of American cotton | and the amount that Is likely to be the maxi | mum yet to come forward is not sufficient by | til the new crop is available. It Is these con ditions that have made those. who have been so conspicuous In promoting the advance ob- tained 80 far, confident of their positions, while those of contrary views are inclined to believe that if any further improvement should be in order that it will cause buyers to with draw from spot market
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-06
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW
sITUTIoN VIEWED BY DUN AND
 BRADSTREET.
The Elements Provide the Only Un- favorable Developments of the
 Week-Inclination to Defer
 Placing of Iron Contracts.

NEW YORK June 5.-R. G. Dun & Co.'S weekly review of trade tomorrow will say: The clements provided the only unfavorable developments of the week and while these may not prove far-reaching in their effect their first result is seen in greater conservatism Dispatches regarding trade conditions at the leading cities are generally encouraging. Rail- larger than last year and 25.4 per cent greater than in 1901. There is still an in clination to defer the placing of contracts for iron and steel The United States Steel Cor poration has bought Io5 900 tons of pig iron chiefly for delivery during the third quarter but the recent readJustment of quotations has not stimulated general activity in the indus ther concessions and buyers are disposed to get the full benefits.
 ImpoTtations are no longer encouraged and domestic producers are prepared to accept more export orders than possible when home markets were under greater pressure. Railway Improvements and extensions again under consideration and much work will be done when confidence is restored regarding the labor situation. Textile industries show no material improvement. sellers of cotton goods are un- willing to accept contracts for distant deliv- cry and even in immediate business there is little disposition to accept the prices offered. Interior trade reports are less favorable, Western business being affected by floods, while droughts at the East and numerous strikes restrict consumption. Conditions as to woolen goods are practically unchanged. Pros poets continue bright in the footwear in dustry. The average of domestic hides Is again higher and Colorados sold on a par with na- tive steers.
 Failures this week in the United States. responding week last year. and in Canada, 24,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-06
WALL STREET REVIEW
BEARS HAVE A FIELD DAY OF
 STOCK EXCHANGE.
Professional Operators Sold With Such Enthusiasm That They Found Themselves Some what Over Extended To-
 ward the Close.

NEW YORK, June 3.-The bears had a field day on the Stock Exchange today and the professional operators sold stocks with such enthusiasm that they found themselves somewhat over-extended towards the close and had somewhat Of a scramble to get back stocks to cover their short sales. The turbu- lent and excited market gave rise to many rumors of all degrees of credibility. These all pointed to disaster during the early part of the day while the prevailing sentiment quickly shifted in a manner very char acteristic of the stock market. to exceedingly roseate views when prices turned upwards in the final hour. This final rally made clear that professional reiding tactics played an important part in the days declines But the unsettled state Of feeling amongst security holders was clearly disiodsing long stock. That there was heavy liquidation during the day Is beyond question. Part of 1t was forced by extensive calling of loans. The forecast of the bank statement gave plausible reason for this contraction of credits in the decline In cash reserves of the week The calling of loans. according to these views was on account of one of the powerful financial groups with the purpose of forcing down prices and thus affording an opportunity , to buy The stocks in which this financial SssL 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 to extend their power into other fields. An influential voice in the af- fairs of the Pennsylvania Railroad is alleged the recent persistent attacks on Pennsylvania stock for the purpose of accumulation. The southwestern cotton carriers were especially affected and Atchison and Union Pacific touched a new low record for the movement. The late rally resulted in a recovery of a substantial portion of the early losses and some of the principal actives on the lists caused fraction higher. With loss to the sub treasury by the banks. principally on ac- count of gold exports of S7. 40, GOO and esti- mates of net receipt on the interior move ment of about only S4. 900. 900. a considerable in pairment of the scanty surplus of the banks Is indicated. unless the stock market liquidation has made much more impression upon loans and deposits than has been shown by recent bank statements New York ex- change at Chicago suddenly dropped back today from 50 cents to cents premium, indi- eating a cessation of remttanees from that point. But sterling exchange was lower and loan bills were reported to be freely offered in that market. Wide declines in high grade investment stocks seldom traded in were a feature of the day The closing was quite firm. although there were few. renessions from the best prices touched on the rally. Bonds were weak. Total sales tpar vaiuel. S2 76o, ooo United States old As and 2's ad- vanced R per cent. and the 3s 5h per cent. on the last call.
 New Yax Sr~ck List.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-06
New York Cotton Fntu, sa.
Worlds Visible Supply.

NEW ORLEANS, June 5.-Secretary Hes ter's statement of the worlds visible supply of cotton made up from special cable and telegraphic advices compares the figures of this week with last week. last year and the year before. It shows decrease for the week just closd of 79.699 bales. against a decrease of 144.037 last year and decrease of So.Sls the year before last. ."
 The total visible is 2,645.121 against 2,724S S2O last week. 2,905.o3 last year and 3.l77.S4s year year before last. Of this the total of Ameri- can cotton is 14s6,12l against 1.57l S30 last week A. e16, ,e31 last year and 2.036S46 year before last and of all other kinds including Egypt, Brazil. India etc 1lB9.000 against .153 coo last week. 9Ss. GOO last year and 1.oSl0O0 year be- fore last.
 The total worlds visible supply of cotton ns above shows decrease compared with last week of 70 6s9 bales. decrease compared with last year of 259. .9lO and a decrease compared with year before last of 472 725. Of the worlds visible supply of cotton as above there is now ahoat and held in Great Britain and conti- mental Europe l,b06.000 against 1.7S5.0 GOO last year and 1852 GOO year before last; in Egypt be 900 against 107 000 last year and l55,000 year before last: in India, E6.000 against 800 900 last year and 590 900 year before last. and in the United States 367 600 against 563 900 last year and S21,000 year before last.
 Treasury Statement.
 WASHINGTON. June 5.-Treasury bal ances S225,4I 5. o94; gold. Sloe,oe9 eoe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-06
Secretary Hester's Statement.

NEW ORLEANS, June 5-secretarv Hes sers weekly New Orleans Cotton Exchange 9tatement Issued before the close of business today shows an increase in the movement into niEht compared with the seven days endinf S, sn,s date last year in round figures of o.ooo year before last of 230oo.
 For the i've days of June the totals show an increase over last year of 17.Ooo and an i'm crease over same time In 1900 of 4,0oO. For the xB days of the that have elapsed the aggregate is ahead of the e7s days of last year S5ss o00 and ahead of the same time in 1900 by e8s0oo. The amount brought into sight dur ing the past week has been 53. 259 bales against year and Ie,olo year before last and for the i've days of June 1t has been 44.s47 against 27 = s<4 last year and 4osss year before last. The movement since September l shows receipts ct all United States ports 7.SDs. i34 against l. S96.7 7e0 last year and 7160. 105 year before last overland across the Mississippi. Ohio and Po- tomac Rivers to Northern mills and Canada 106s.5s6 against ,sso last year and os5 2ss year before last: interior stocks in excess of sa against st yeaT ae and yeaT before last: Southern mill taltings 1.71s, 900 aeainst 1.b23.lsl last year, and 1.22s,7l2 year
 These make the total movement for the 27s days from September to date 1o. .397, PSI against 10. o2sT T74 last year and s7a4o3s the year befose last
 Foreign exports for the week have been B. SIP against 40,5i6 last year. making the total thus far for the season s,4Is' 's9a against s2sO'-
 Northern mill takings and Canada during the past seven days show a decrease of s.971 compared with the corresponding period last year and their total takings since September 1 have decreaseds20 957. The total tskings of American mills North and South and Canada thus far for the season have been S.77s l01 against 3601. s99 last year. These include 2,02s, 2s4 by Northern spinners against 2,049, 251.
 Stocks at the seaboard and the 29 leading Southern interior centers have decreased dur ing the week 49.SSs against a decrease during the corresponding period last season of 4. .3s3 and now 206.S40 smaller than at this date / fin 1902
 Including stocks left over at ports and in- terfor towns from the last crop and the num- ber of bales brought into sight thus far for the crop tho supply to date is 10. .612, ,355 against 1o.sSS. 4s1 for the same period last year.