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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
Wall Street Gossip.
fspecIal to The Ttmes-Dispatch

#I
NEW YORK; May 1s,-The .b opsnlpps stt on
as the loan crowd had discl9sta COW ~,
the previous day. and the London quo
tations We're upon the whole encourtuts-
ing. There was a fair amount OF actW So
orders were light.
HARTMAN ISSUES: !, !, 1,,r
The he essentially Hartman stocks, like
ea Pacific d hGrdy ss aU,d ntf at at a Wa
Delaware and Hudson. where It Is not
pretended that the Hartman interest Is
dominant.
The Morgan brokers reported good %. s SUP up;
porting orders in the United states steel
stocks both here and IN London
Some Western buying orders IN st; st. Paw Paw
We're reported. said TO represent the coy
ering of shorts.
sT SRo pE Ras debtor at the
ole nnG sn Rouse si'esses Ss ~
si.25o.0 Goo gold coin has been taken. from
the sub-Treasury for export to EArsen-
tina Saturday.
THE FIRST HOUR:
Trading was very much mixed IN the
IlfSt nour. put UPON wy M'iot' .i.s ~,
porarily, from the low point. There was vas
crowd. but Some liquidation also, said
to be for people who had recently bought
stocks and sold cotton short.
THE ERIE ISSUES; -,
The Erie issues were noticeaby wen
supported and gave evidence of consld-
cradle ABSORPTION in the recent past. Thls
sponsibe quarters that the full four per
cent dividend on the first preferred may
be expected In July and that the control
is secure enough In Hill-Morgan hands TO
make the dissolution of the voting trust
practicable.
ROCK ISLAND AND FRISCO.
tion In Rock Island and said to be for.
considerable Individual holder OF 'f'ris-
co,
NEW YORK CENTRAL, 49,, j., !,
scattering tt I and seemed to come through
the commission houses It was taken to
represent the attitude or Investors to-
ward the intended new Capitalization
THE SECOND HOUR:
The Announcement Of gold shipments f,t nag nad
caused further selling in spite Of little
buying for London and some rather cour-
ageous bidding for stock by fWormser,
There was. of course fairly active bear
party but naturally such stocks as Dela-
N Mort est pfd, and CONSOLIDATED Gas
were not sold short but represented plain
I L. asdS i.ys' ON RIG,Hps,
AS this is the last day for the exercise,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
HIDE AND rALIow MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL, May 15-( Allen Miles &
Co.'s Hide and Leather letter. IN othing
doing. In country market, No orders here
and dealers have none to offer, but mar
Gamers working in slowly and some have
closed their beam house, and leather
trade is very dull and hides obtainable
Of poor quality. Union sole and harness
leather stronger. Tallow unchanged to
shade lower, but bids are considerably
under asking prices. Packer market, 40.
tive on April native steers hides. About
sas City at l1hc. to United States Leather
Co. Buyers refusing to bid lie. for March
native steers. Te%as closely sold up and
In some cases ahead. Large accumulation
but are slow sale. Demand exceedingly
dull. Some accumulation Of April light
natiYe cows. No sales reported.
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Total Absence Of Buying De-
mand Cause Big Drop.
e.ECOvERY WAS NOT HELD
Forecast of a Weak Bank Statement
Was Foremost Influence Towards
Weakne ss-Closing Heavy and
LfeIess-Bonds Irregular.
my Associated press.)

NEW york, May is. There was some NJ,
seemed due as much to the mere rpet lapkse
lie situation: selling y ,ired 10 hold ,f,,s
s sass Of ohy Snt L WAS Gf sfs
depressing prices on account OF d the al
There wa was some some demand at the lower
level for bear account to cover CONTRACTS "
30 considerable price m9vement as ''i =,
e anEioss i 70 ava i RssR Of It 70
quick profits.
or on on the decline than on, the recovery
and the rally was not well held. prices
Bagging again towards the LOST. max
ins a ififoiess and heavy closing. To-day's
declines carried number Of prominent nI en-
ioGks to the o sW e New fos yor hs sces Central
U f Steel stocks. The previous low
isysl as W hs sha R Herher me paee
clslon. and to-day's low prices we're ON. oniy
fractlonally below those at , that s, tline
nesday. The stcel stocks were notably taDiy,
firm odny TIE t raners dmn
account OF the high prevailing level Of
prices plays an imp9faah p now ruhg
In the speculative market:
or to-day's moro immediate influences
was the foremost Reports OF damage to
the wheat crop by the Hcssian ny played
q part in the selling OF the Changers as
Il did to a moderate extent In the BUYING
as 4. wheat The news OF the illness OF r.;
l. Hartman did not cause any special
fleet on tho prices OF stocks IN Which
,le Is largely interested.
The bond market continued Irregular,
but the general tone was heavy, Total
Il sales par value sl.105 900. United States
u 2's, coupon, declined is. Total sales OF
stocks to-day were zoe. 400 shares.
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THE U. S. COURT
Decisions IN Two Gases Likely to Ad-
journ for the Term To- Day.

Opinions We're rendered In the follow
ing cases In the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals yesterday. Judges Morris
and Keller presiding:
No. 4C6. II. Nelson. master OF schooner
"Nellle Floyd" appellant. vs., The Coal,
Cement and supply Company, appellees:
appeal from the District Court at VIII
mtngton. N, G. Opinion by Judge Simon
ton, Affirmed with costs.
: No. 4s9, Charles NJ, Thomas command
Ing officer United States receiving ship
Franklin" appellant, VS.. Joseph Winnie.
father Of Chester a, Winnie. petitioner APP
pellee; appeal from the District Court at
Richmond, Opinion by Judge Keller, re-
versed. with directions 70 tho lower court
to remand the said Chester A.. Whine to
the commanding officer of the Frank
lin.H
Argument was heard In case No. isi.
steamer "Alabama" and steam tag Cur
tim" appellants. VS., barge sc, e, Mc1l-
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WILL ASSEMBLE AT THE HOT
Association of American Railway Acc
counting Officers This Month.


Association Of American Railway Acc.
counting Officers This Month.
There will be a large gathering at the
Virginia Hot Springs from May 9th to
the Goth, inclusive. when the Association
OF American Railway Accounting OFF,;
GERS will meet In annual session.
The body Is q distinguished one, and
there will be three hundred or more per-
sons in the party, including the wives
and daughters and friends OF the active
members.
The association met last year In st.
Louis, and the year before in Montreals
Canada.
The committee on arrangements cons
sists of l.. Il. Sullivan. comptroller OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio. of this city; B. 3.
Hewitt. auditor OF the Big -Four, and
"A. Fl. Plant, auditor Of the Southern
Railway.
Among the prominent men now at tho
Hot are William B, Leeds. president oc
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railway, and Mr., ]. II. Moore, direc-
tor of the Same line.
A new pleasure pool has been built at
the Hot, which Is thirty by eighty rect
In dimensions, and which the tempera..
ture of the water Is regulated to suit all
seasons of the year.
( Mr.. o. ]. Mclaughlin. OF the Home
stead, will visit Richmond during this
month and will be at the Jefferson Hotes.
where no will book patrons for the suns
mer season at the Hot.
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Cotton Statistics.
n.nnn

NEW ORLEANS. La, May 15,-Sec-
visible supply OF cotton, issued to-day,
shows the total visible to be 2s72. 4oa.
against a,975,72o last week, and a,eoa.6@
last wear. or this, the total OF Ameri-
can cotton Is l,l78,4o3, against l,si2,727
last week and 2,265. 800 last year; and
of all other kinds, including Egypt.
Brazil, India, ETC., 1.lS9.0oo. against
1 1a3 600 last week and l.oSS,0o0 last year.
OF the worlds visible supply OF cotton.
there is now afloat and held IN Great
Rritnin and Continental Europe 1861, 900.
against ASST 900 last year; In Egypt,
-, 900, against $4,000 last year; In India.
10000 against $4,000 last year ana m
he United States. 1900, against 72Lo09
last year, a
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pEAN11r ANp pEA MARKEr.

NORFOLK, VA, May 15.--The peanut
market Is quiet to-day. The only change
In prices Is Spanish nuts, which have
prices are as follows:
Fancy. QUOT at 3d.; strictly. prime.
aitc.; prime. 2Ac.;. low. grades. e.; ma
chine picked. 2@2Kc.; Spanish, 7iko. per
bushel Blackeye peas, s225 bag; black
and specific peas. 81; clay and red peas,
S0c. Peanut bags in bales6s In. 4.loo
NUTs-spanlsh new. market very flrm at
77hc.: sellers asking moro. virginia's--
Quiet at Sc.
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and A@ssc. higher otherwise. May closed
at5c5.; July, 53Ac: September 60sssc.
Oats-Spot frmer: No. 2. 3sHc. Options
flrmer; No. 2. 3shc. Options quiet. but
firmer with other markets. May closed
) Beef-Easy; family, ,s11aas; beef hams,
s2oaH Cut Mea ts-Easy; picked bellies,
sGlo4c.; do. shoulders, sac. Lard.
Steady; refined, steady. Pork-Dull. Tai
low--6teady. Rosn.sSteady: strained.
common to good, s2021182.6. Turpenune-
Easy Mt 49Iz150c.
Coffee-The market for coffee futures
opened steady. unchanged to an advance
OF points on May under covering Of
shorts. The market closed quiet. net un.-
changed to points lower, with sales OF
5000 ,ba GO. Spot Rio, quiet; mild. steady.
sugar-Raw, firm: refined. firm. Rice
Firm. Molasses-Ftrm.
Butter--Flrm extra creamery, &c;
State dairy. 176e1c. Cheese-Firm: full
cream fancy. small colored and white
old ,l3@15c.; large colored and white old.
,13d14Gc. Eggs-Weak: State and Penn
sylvania, 17c.: Southern, nc: Potatoes
Steady; new Southern, W s4@4.bo: Jersey
sweets, per basket, .s1-H4l.S. Peanuts
Steady; fansy handpis Ike Ag.se; other Nnr
folk, s1@1.12. Cotton-By steamer to Liv-
erpool, 12c.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 15.-Business was
more active on the Board OF Trade to-day
and the inclination IN general was to:
ward higher prices.1 July wheat closed
1A0Ac. higher: July corn Asc. up and oats
up hc. Provisions 6G71sc. higher.
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UNITED CONFEDERATE VETE-
RAMS REUNION,
New Orleans, May le-22-Only Gent
UNITED

Fer MIG Via ~. * w. HaiiWaY'
Tickets will be sold by the Norfolk and
Western Railway on May 16sh 10 2lst. ins
elusive, good for return passage until May
2ith, hun may be extended condiuonally
until June 18th Round trip rate from
Richmond. 5000, Special through sleeper
leaves Saturday. May 18th. with party u
ladies' and gentlemen from Richmond and
Petersburg. Best and most picturesque
route. apply at once torsreserYatlon.
G. IL BOSf.EY,
District Passenger Agsass
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, May l5,-FLoUR-Fair,
active and tirmer. Rye Flour-Steady
Cornmeal- pull, RyeIQuiet, No. 2west'
ern. 59kc. Barey-Qulet,
Wheat Spot firm; No, red .ssssc. op,,
tlosn had a, rather. strong day on small
Argentine shipments. early export y, talk
steady lsaSsc net advance May closed
at s8lsc.; July, ls'sc; eptember. 75se.;
i' gornpspot yiirm, No. 2, 5is.c. Options
developed activity and strength on q
scare of local shorts. firmness abroad and
the wheat strength. closing lc. UP on May
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cotton futures olened easyeand closed

err: middlng uplands. n50: middliug gulf.
l1.75; sales. 500 bales.
Cotton. quiet; mddling, LEO; net re-
ceipts, 361 bales; gross, S622 bales; sales.
300 bales; stock l3l.l24 bales.
eeipts s,s5 g, bales; export to p S Great
to the Continent, 1879 bales; stock. 2eo.l4d
consolidated at all seaports-Net re-
celpts. SCAT bales; export to Great
Britain, 56,4n bales; to France, 45a
bales; to the Continent $3.50 bales; to
Total since September list Mt all sea.
ports@Net receipts, 7,49sl76 bales; export
TO Great Britain, 2.67s25s bales; to Francs,
,95l bales; to the Continent. 2.6S926l
bales: to Japan. l3il15 bales
NEW ORLEANS. May l5.-co1T0N;-
In the SPOT cotton market there was little
doing: Quotations unchanged.
Futures were quiet to-day. presenting q
sharp contrast to the turmoil for the last
few days Prices were down sgy points
morning showed a tendency to ease off
still further In the trading July went be-
low l2c. selling as low as il,M. Yester.
days closing was 1901. Other options
showed similar fluctuations. The market
remained quiet all day, the board at the
close showing net gain OF point on
May June points lower. July ~, August
l6. eptember O. and ago points on the VIM
ter months,
@il vS, June, llTGllSo; July, ll;@&lIl Sc;
August, ll2s@alSo ep.ember, s s7l g. &
December, s.T1@ST2.
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1YNcHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.

1IyIICI 1f2tty 1otE'
Receipts OF tobacco in the warehouses
OF Lynchburg continue light, only 204, 800
pounds being sold last week. Tho condi-
tion of the Offerings is good as to order,
but mould and damage Is found In many
lots. There is some decline In prices, ex-
cept in the case of Jugs, which are more
than holding their own.
Quotations are as follows:
r = $500 DARK GRADES. i, if
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EDITORS VIEWS
What New York Afternoon Papers Say
of the Market.
Especial to The Times Dispntch.I

POST aIs SAYS: ITO To.day' as stock market was
depressed in ali quarters.
lr ira sHyee 81 Il. aodSS gold Tor ATsen,ina
en the Vas q openf eas e early
H iess With Ae Ys as
NeW York or sie Central. PennsyIyania Ca
Rock Island and Southern Pacific.
10 buy few thousand shares. but then
i ;Ie presenting little il any in
The Steel shares resisted the general
tendency fairly we'll. holding firm for
n lS nue on sn's ot hS a W issues.
heavy selling By. New York as ne Or only !,
The movement in American shares. Stocks
advanced at Paris and declined at Ber-
lin. Here the speculation in cotton was
wards the close OF the market that the
worst was over. Spot cotton was marked
aSwn so sa pHGaSh at the edsed only @
tionally above the low level.
The Evening Sun says; The stock mar ar
course. As has been expected. there
f arge ar of goo 10
America, the amount being sl,25o.O0o. but
it did not appear that this transaction
cut N sne daS
fuence was furnished in the declara-
ton by the Standard Oil Company OF
dsdena Of 81 nera SHARE a
year. The professional element of tho
street was quick to sce in this circum-
stance the attitude toward the 4, st9G hs
standard OIL Company, and made their
ventures accordingly.
American stocks were rather weak ;,. IN
continued buyers here on arbltrage To the
extent OF about 10000 shares.
There were no new unfnyorahle deyel-
opments in the general labor situation.
which, in fact. on the whole. had a some
what more reassuring aspect. ENpecta-
tons that the bank statement to.morro w
IN ne w aaI D' Of the market but
monthly, market conditions were unal-
certed support in any Quarters or the
market and the now very large and az
ges tdsSs despte s Of
approaching genuine liquidation,
The mmercial-Advertiser says. The
professional campaign on the short side
Of the market continued with rather more
success today than aattepdeedd ton the
Ing Was to a less degree Of a mantpula-
tive character and came more more. largely
liver. such liquidation did not mean, that
investors who had bought and paid for
their securities were becoming apprehen-
siye: nothing that happened to-day sug-'
gested this In the least 1t meant simp-
~ that large number. Of SPECTATORS on
margin who had bought recently for n
markets action and were closing out their
stocks.
So far as outside ncidents .s had a6a any any
certainty regarding to-morrows bank
statement and rumors Of Mr., Harrlman's
Illness which received more attention
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MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cLosE:
Money on call. steady. 2I2 "a per cent. !;
closing 2 II tine money STEADY a,ay c sxty
sya and ninety d nre sa pape
3-4dl5 10 per cent; sterling exchange.
Eteady. with actual business In bankers N RS.
sixty day bills; posted rates. S4.s5 ~ and
Hss 1-2: commercial bills. 3i.A 5-sl54.S4 80 !:
bar silver. "a liz. Mexican dollars. 81;
government bonds. easier: railroad bonds
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oy RICHMOND. MAY Ii, 1903

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY b, 1903.
ARRIVED. "a
! Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. Old Donlin-
Schooner U. s. Grant, Tongue, Potomac
River, fish. George L. Bidgood & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. Virginia Navigation Co.
Steamer Winyah. O'Neill. Philadelphia,
Pa, merchandise and passengers, Clyde
line.
steamer Brandon, Rhodes Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. Old Domin-
ion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY Is, 1903
ARRIVED.
Danville. Courtney. Baltimore. passen-
gers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Danville, Courtney. Baltimore. passen-
gers and general cargo.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. May Is. 1900.
SALES.

Virginia centurics-.2.o0o at e.il.
Virginia Carolina Chemical common-ls
shares at 62Tl.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
North Carolina IS. c.. 1slo....1o 80,
RAILROAD BONDS.
Char. Col; and avg. 20 !. r. ,e c.; ~ ~ =.
Ca. Southern and Fla. 1885,. ~ %
Georgia and Ala. Con. S.s.... l dS =.
y No1 ana sn ~ W Ks poea Son s ss
P Pet Class S. +. G. 1875: II
Southern Railway LIST 5s:;...... :;,1 III III
S. A. L. collateral Tr. S.. 1911. lol
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coast Line COM 100 l27
Chesapeake and ohio..:;... 10. 1oo a Oh -.
Ga, SO. and Fla. com. .......lo0 20
Norfolk and West. com..-...l9o ~ -.
seaboard Air Line pfd......:l@ "A n n
Scaboard Air Line cOm.......l09 p ess oh
Southern Railway ptd...... lD VI -.
Southern Railway com...N...lOo ~ go
BANK AND TRUST COS.
American National ..........1oo ~
Broad Street Bank ...........t.a 3 Ssh zih
First National ..............leo99 2 sS9
Merchants National .......... 100 290
Planters National .l0 S3o -.
Savings Bank OF RIch........25 65H
Southern Trust Co............lo01 l2h ..
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Va. Fire and Marine,. s71A -.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Amer. Tob; Co. pfd.. 8 p: c...1oo 11
American Locomotive pfd....leo IS
Continual Tob. pfd, p. c"lg0 IL -.
Consolidated lob As bonds. 100 6lh az,
Va.-Car. Chem. pfd.. S p. c...lU lS3h l2ah
Va. Carolina Chem. COM. ....lO blE h5
Car. Chem. Col. TT. 5s..... 9S 9S1a
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CoTToNsEED OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 15.-Cottonseed oil
steadier. Prime crude, f. o. b. mills, $50
35lsc; prime summer yellow. 43hc.; off
summer yellow, 371aG3Sc.; prime white, 46G
47c.; prime winter yellow, 46G47c.; primo
meal, s27@2.5O nominal.
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NEW YORK, May 15.-The dry goods
market shows little disposition to 1ncreas-
ed activity and yet although buyers are
restricting their purchases to immediate
needs. 1t Is evident that they are gain
Ing more faith with regard to the situa-
ton. and 1t Is believed that fair transac-
and tendency to advance Is noted In
certain quarters
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than anything else. The market. on the
whole was steadier in the final dealings
than it had been IN the forenoon. 5 aa5
t,nf much q hoYe the lowest.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmo nd, Va. May Is. 1903.
Richmond, Va. May Il, 1908.
QUOTATIONS
CATTLE MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 15.-BEEVES-Ste
shade lower on heavy; others unchang4
ed; bulls and cows quiet, but steady.
fingered beef. 9aolsc. per pound Calves
Active, firm to 25c. higher. Veals, $5dE7. 50.
City dressed veals, S911c. per pound.
Sheep and Lambs-Shcep opened steady,
closed 15@25c lower; lambs, 15G35c. lower /;
spring lambs firm. Common to pri inc
sheep 50. 3545.50: lambs, s6.567.&; spring
lambs, 50. HoEs-State hogs. $685..
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

FALL RIVER, MASS, May 15.-The
Its state of stagnant by a report of a
sale Of regulars Mt 35-l6c. AS regulars
could easily haye been securel! at Asc,. the
report proved 1T true. The sale was Of 5000
pieces for delivery In July. The goods
were not sold to o printer. and the trans-
action shows that the purchase was made
cotton market The previous sale of reg
ulnrs reported in the local market was
da OF oC s
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nA1,T1MoRE srocK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, May 15.-seaboard
AIT Line common. 2,a251s; do. preferred.
AtIantic Coast Line common, 127hgl2s;
do. preferred, not quoted.
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Miss Lizzie Conrad, of Danyille, Is Viz
ting Mrs Shirley Carey Gentry. on WEST
Main street.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

chicago and NORTHWESTERN con. 7s.. 18lH
y ~ r, - r. and ST Louis gen. 4s.... 100
Chicago Terminal 4s................. s s3zhs
Colorado and Southern fs............ Ssh
Denver and Rio .Grande fs.,......... ~ w,
iTort Worth and Denver City 1st's.... III :
IJnct,nc Valley 4i,'s..................10 7H
Icn,isvilie and Nash. Unified Es...... 101N
Manhattan Consolidated Gold 4s.... le
Mexican Central fs.................. - g.,
Mexican Central LIST 1nc................ , 21%
MINI, and st. Louis 4s......: ......... lg oh
Missouri, Kan. and Texas 4's:....... s9h
Missouri, Kan. and Texas 2d's...... q
New York Central gen. SIS. ;:....... 1 19s11
Northern PaciI. 4's................... 1921
Markham Pacific 3's................... nN
EorfnIr and Western con. rs..... 100
poadine General Is.................... o7h
81 +. and Iron Mountain con. 6'a.... 1l21s
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ST. Louis and San francisco rs...... ss,s
st. Louis Southwestern 1sts........
81. Louis Southwestern 2ds........... So
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Fs..
Southern Pacific 4s.................... BOY
Southern Railway 6s................... 116ss
'reyaa ana Pacific 1gt's,..,,.,.,,,. 118
Toledo, st. L. and Western Hs....... Is
Union Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1IGA
Union Pacific conv. ls................ esA
Wabash lists ....-......... 3 3IeA
Wabash DDS ............................ ~
W Wess sh1 DEB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p. ,9sa
Wheeling and Lake Erie Ss......... s2
wisconsin Central 4s.................. %
Continental Tobacco 4s............... SIX
Colorado Fuel Is...................... 81
Rock Island 4s....
Pennsylvania 31S's ..................... 50
M. and o., collateral trust 4's.......... e3M
Central of Georgia I'd Inc............. 80
Va.-Carolina Chemical Co. con,...... 62N
Va, Carolina Chemical Co. pfd. 122
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NAVAL STORES.

wILNnNGToN.N NJ c., May 1b.-sP1R-
IT'S TURPENTINE-Stea at 46iac.; res
receipts, 101 barrels. Crude Turpentine---
Quiet at 50. 1926 and 1915; receipts, q
barrels. Tar-Firm at $1.65: receipts; os
barrels.
SAVANNAH, GA. May 15.-TURPEN.
casks: sales o63 casks; exports. 525 casks,
Rosin-Eirm; receipts. 1,1S6 barrels; sales,
zoos barrels: exports. a25 barrels.
CHARLESTON, IS. c., May 15.-TUR-
PENTiNE-Quie at 45hc.; sales. 100
casks. Rosin-Quiet: sales, boj barrels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
The leading futures ranged as follows:
80 Open. High. Low. Close.

dull. No. 2 spring wheat. 7S1aGSOc.; No. 8.
72aIse NO red, Tsg7sNs Ne corn CO.. IN
sStc.: No. 8 White, s4lkaS7isc. No. rye.
IoaSoc Good fee sda4so barley de- fair
81 II: No. northwestern, SIS; prime
Timothy seed. $3.50, Mess pork. per bar
rel. slzCo; lard, per 100 pounds SSsod$: s.:
s sH shoulders (boxeD. ss:2 s711z; short
clear sides (boxed). ss5oa9, 65. Whiskey,
grade, sli. 5oa1l.75. Butter.teady; cream
cry. iG@211sc.; dairy, l6a1se. Cheese,
1ilsc. Receipts-Wheat $500 bushels;
corn, 2oa.s00 bushels; oats. $4,000 bushels;
hogs. 5000 head.
BALTIMORE. MD. May l5-FLoUR-.
Steady: wheat-DulI and firme 5s,> e gp9t,
s a@strGns sou spet 5HdSiRe soatRern
white corn. 47a9sc. oats-Dull; No .
white. 4oa4o5sc. Rye-9piet and sa g! NO,
Unchanged.